20 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b2efdcf2827305d572b2395e2d3ae60e.pdf b4454ac2385ee546435df0e053f71928 PDF Text Text ll(K ' rjtjr*• »- « *V'■ >r\ f- NKW 8PAPU *: *r: m \^5 i . »_• -I Florida's j y Greatest Vegetable fils Richest Garden Land in Fair Friday; Saturday and cooler; moderat ~ northeast wind*. --------- associated press dispatches SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRID AY, FEBRUARY 27,1925. I --- — i ' - f it ri Is Freed :ee| Stoneham Of Fraud .Charges iculptorsToPass Memorial W ork WITH COOUDGE NEW YORK. Feb. 27. A fed- ;rs Of South iMove Which Also Conduct [udit of Books it Matter Arbitrated iile Search Is iued For Bor­ land HisHelper PLOT TO MURDER WILSON FOUND IN GOMPERS’ BOOKS Labor Leader’s Memoirs Show That Free Lance Secret Ser­ vice Mnn Uncovered Plan; Believes Spy Died In Search Hi ^ rrbl jur > today acquitted Charles A. Stoneham, Rons F. Kobertsoni and Elmore D. Dier, upon charges of using govern­ ment mails in n conspiracy to defraud stock market in investors. Stoneham, who is president and chief owner of the New' York National League baseball club, remains under indictment for perjury in connection with tes­ timony in the bankrupt bucket shop case of Edward M. Ful­ ler Company. HOTEL BUILDERS OUTLINE PLAN TO LOCAL CHAMBER Jennie Joins Hands With The House Inl'assinKConference Report; Believe Bill Is To Receivel’ resident’sApprovnl Campaign Expense Rider Tacked On Bill Bill «Is One of First General HasBeenPassed InCongress New Heir To Leeds Millions A r r i v e s NEW YORK, Feb. 27.— A new hair to the William B. Leeds millions appeared In tho person of a seven and n half pound bnby daughter born Tueiday to Princess, Xenia Georgievna of Russia nml her husband William B. Leeds, sec­ ond son of the late tin plate <ing. . . . >• • ASHEVILLE, N. C.. fteb. 27. —A son was born to Mrs. John F. A. Cecil, formerly Cornelia Vanderbilt, at the Blltmorc house here early today.. LAKE FRONT LOTS OF HOTEL REALTY TRACT NOW SOLD S IN G L E C O P IE S F I V E C E N T S . NUMBER CHAMPIONS OF SHOAtS FIGHT n XX. s . ■ ir f r & i Supporters Have Not Given i tion Dead . HOUSE AIRCRAFT! ■&». Session COMMITTEE BAS K t J S o m This They Reach Caj New Measure Similar pEVIlM C'n D P A D I? To Underwood Bill K C M J Iw E M u K V D li Senators Not Fined For R< latest Measure Would Also Probers Hear Admiral Jones And W riter; Secretary Crente Farm Board to Su­ Weeks Summoned To Reappervise Fertilizer Making pear Before Body Saturday r)e a |J, K n e l l SOU! WASHINGTON. Feb. 27. J . WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.— F otc; of the postal pay and rate increase With their hacks to the wall, man­ WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.— —tuppoHcdly unpublished hitherto; u is i * . “ 77*77 , „ , Upon Re-Dtatrk of un alleged plan to assassinate 1Hulick And Hulick Enrolled bill now rests with President Coolager* of the Underwood Muscle ! Rear Admiral William Him*, idge, the senate^ having joined the Bill o f Republu Shoals lea* ing bill are clinging to retired commander of tne Woodrow Wilson during the war As Members Of Sanford house in approving the conference 50 Per Cent Of Residential u dimming ray of hope that some A. Feb. 27.— DeAmerican Nnvnl forces in Eu­ vnniJpT it,uwa8 thw.a.r101,1 iH re* Chamber Of Commerce; report, virtually substituting the Property Disposed Of Now brock will come in thb legislative ropean waters during the of' he appointment of vonlcd in the autobiography ...... . ... IN D IA N A PO LIS. Feb. Attendance Is Increasing house bill for a measure previous* World War, was called a* n Says Bod well; Local Men jam in the senate to permit nctinn ol sculptors to o ffth . |.r»—Indinnn’M truant Democra ly approved by the senate. Ad­ witness today by the House Increasing Their Buying on the conference report. vrorK upon the The two volumes forming the Howard and Bloomfield Hulick. ministration leaders believe the senator* are back home t The opposing camp i* jubilant, aircraft committee for ques­ will receive the President’s ap­ its lenders freely predicting that .itain Memorial and work wore meant for publication hotel men who wilt erect the For- bill tioning on his wartime obser­ \fter controversial points With the sale Thursday of u the report hasn’t n chance of adop­ test Ijike Hotel in Sanford, be­ proval. vations ns to the effectiveness iet»n settled. A warm jrs of the associa- a year ago but circumstances held came members, of the Sanford The vote was CP to 12. eight 125-foot luke front location to W. tion nt this session und that when of aircraft attack on surface was before Hollins them back until now. several Chamber of Commerce Friday af­ Democrats and four Republican*1f)*,^e1r^.r,0b. ° f Jacksonville, who the point of order was sustained njf by Lieut-.Gov. Harold 1 vessels. months nfter the death, of the man nil, president of the who for years headed America’s ternoon at the largest attended voting against the conference re- 11 to liuild the Forrest Lake Hotel against the first conference re­ Orman added to the co Asked for his opinion of the re­ meeting of the organization held port. The Republicans were Borah,! *“ r the Turn of Hulick & Hulick port it meant the deuth of the cent report of special navy hoard tlencc of runaways who h, after passage of organized labor. Idaho; Brookhart. Iowa; Newell,: a>> of the lake front property of Underwood hill. Secret Service .Man Lost. $ in recent monthr. How and whv Nebraska and Norbeck, South Dawhich held that the battleship re- not he subject to fine. A bn Thursday by the Sanford Hotel-Realty tomxi,. ~ „ ! the brothers became interested in Yielding to the contentions of Mi. Compere, in telling the dis- ^ hote, „ rojpct rc|ated by H„. kota. The Democrats were Bruce.; l,anv ipter of United Daughaccording to an the supporters of the point of or­ inflins us the first line of defense, ither action which also atren covery of the plot ugunst the life ward Hulick, formed one of the Maryland?; Dial. South Carolina;j announcement, Vriday morning by der the conferees reported out a the Admiral replied hs was not thened their feeling is that icdrracy. Ih the resolution woe a of th'.* war president, also reveals feature addresses uf the meeting. George, Georgia; Glass, Virginia;; P ,,rr> T. Bodwell, general mun measure today that is identical much impressed with it. ongreMionnl redistricting bill, th* The day nfter it wus issued, t'nuso.nf thrir revolt will not , Mrs. Walter Crnre,, what »'«V be nnother hidden trng......... .............„ . Harrison. Mississippi; Pitman, Nel t^ PU l± with the Underwood hill ns it pas­ Mr. Hulick told ................. how he cumu mutely 50 | H > r cent of the First the Secretary of Navy Issued u j ,,n„„c,|. ' Georgia division of the c<iV of thp war—the fate of un un- through Sanford in 1900, continu-1 vadn; Swanson, Virginia and Un sed the senate. property in the truct has Sessions of tho reimte were re- | urging him to submit chronicled secret service mnn nam­ ing South nnd stopping The second report formally wus statement heartily approving it. ut St. derwood, Alabama. The measure Street . . been sold and a substantial part of nresented to both the senate nnd .*^1 "l,,n'.on, ° f the secretary ou „un)e(| today after being blovka between the associa- ed Garland. ■ f ’ provides for an average increase , ! Petersburg. He said that St. Pet­ Ltsnn liorglum. sculptor .. . . tiarland, Mr. Gompers relates,! ersburg, at that time, would in of nbout $.100 annually in postal the residence property ha*fbecn j hnUM. |nte t(H, . U|U, lu -|Min>or, a highly technical matter like this ( twn |lnyM hy thc ah.,ence of th in ,mth ,.hnm,H. „ nnnouni.t!(, ,h(.v doesn’t amount to much.” he said.' Uemoern'tie memliers who left *T Serial to heroes of con- 1uncovered the assassination plot ,,o way compare favorably with employees' suluries, effective as of been talwn. Sales of the I* irst.Street eZt*0- would call It up at the curliest He vigorously opposed the crea­ went to Dayton in an effort to < arbitration. «r.u then plunged into the hazard- the eitv of Sanford now. He do- Junuury I, this year and increases tion of a unllU'd air service. dock action of the (ieriymaadei >111. 3m WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.— The house aircraft committee, resum­ DAYTON, Feb. 27. — Indian* ing its investigation Thursday ns though it had not been abruptly Dcntocintic senators won theit halted Saturday, examined Rcnr point Thursday night and star NEW T ORK, Fob. 27.—A story _____ a“ ml .1 T J-.,...r hr-Ti'.1 • s; * '" I 1 "“ j ■ Street and a purchase " [ another I opposition esnnot Vontinued' Tinker, author of a recent ^ S t the M 1 . m gewrel■ as»em« puig apartment house site hy D. T. Joy ronsistentfe n, they have yirlde.l *•"« article . hureing congress wl ^ 5 y K Soundn Praise For Sanford. The salary increase* ure the Providence. It. I., business mun. Known, from the time to time 1 t(, t|u,jr ,,1,/ectlons rolling 20 American lives for $412 111 " 1 lm* • • — . . . . . . j . r ...... • * ---also understood* Mr. Hulick stated that there is same us carried in the measure 1 *n„. property bought by Mr. Joy received information of activities The latest^confeienee renorl li each in pursuit of economy nnn re-1 The I t men ol secret propaganda ugenciez in no town in the state that is as well passed at the Inst session and ve- t front„ loo feet on Union Avenue, tho same as tho senate hill ex- MUHtrd Sreretnvy Weeks to reap- 1they said, thst sll other enntrorer* examination. • •* in connection with tho the United States nnd later follow- adapted to care for the needs of toed hy President Caolidge. With and 200 feet on Chapman Avenue. cent that it creates fiii*n> luuinl! pesr for I1sial points . ing his profession ui a free lance, 'tourists us Sanford is. He liken- the rate advances added, however, .|oy („ owner of the Purity to supervise the production and After hearing Mr. Tinker, who l^ ld^ ingratiated himself into the confi- ed the city to the hub of the wheel, |administration leaders are hope- Bakeries of Providence.. Mr. Zerb* sale of fertilize * . ... .. . 1 I . , ______ _ I... , ' .... .> .1 1 Would not he arrested when th«V dcncc of these agencies and learn- 1 with the entire state surrounding , fill the lilll will receiveprndden-j r|ek, purchaser of the Inst water- fertilizer profit from one to eight11 ( testimony by Brigadier General ed many things which he tommuni- it. He suid "everything" is com- j tiul approval. 'front lot, is u gencrnl contractor percent, excludes the cost of the Mitchell, J assistant army air rhiuf crossed tho state line und Iff ing aljput JtMrtT BgiReetHB** . ................ _ , Mr. Ralph M. | nelled to come heroins Sanford is . Opposition to theconferoiice re- and heail of W. D. .Zerbrich snd ............ cated either through (,u-Kw on- dam number no|r — ------------- two ----------nnd vigorous rontendv ^ rthe Inghhl-center nf the state. flmdsciU.TWtirsday t Easley or to- the direct.1* : _port was in -cd nntlrclyWm the rate ntpuny, which is is building building the the which which the the rental rental would would be be based, bawd, cation t of the governnuMil s Mr , meilt woiilH ne dropped, t0 ~ ntor Harr»i’tnT,'l>emmotion of work on the | ..M|. c;nrlnn(f. was deeply loyal • The speaker urged that nn up- provisions, Senator Wutd City Hull. provides for the luilM* of the Dm lniunt »in1- iifiiiinift tvv fexpunged A|»u|i|vu 1 *'U,eI M1l 1 1 » r*-district t » » . • two » ^ * N. Randolph, i America, and so far as i knew, j propriatton for advertising be octat, Mississippi, declaring the laugcr buyer* Thursday includ- j port.v u* a whole, extends the per- front its records nil of its assor- ; ‘U-Jlvu —T i l w, the association, nn- would never engage in any work' made but advocated conservatism. Senate .conferees had yieldeded to George l>. Bishop, of Sanford, iml for making u lease from next tion* not bearing on the magsilne l o r the Kepunlicans will not tx (rnight in a statement which savored of trickery other I fhamlwr members were advised to I tho high rntes of the House bill who to bought a business location In .September I, to next DecentUv I, article, and went on record de-i P41**- 11 aaa,r nisetl u steady continua- than to serve the cause of Justice I make their advertising plans in [after a conference with President . block N. whleh has a 50 foot nnd authorize* but does lint direct nouneing that as "inoceurnte, un­ stood, information was obtained . following « conference of the mef ' the work and uppeuled and of America. McKclIar, DemDfm- frontage south of the new hotel |the president to construe: dam founded and untrue.” detail and if necessary, Increase ('nnlidgc. Senator .McKellnr, ( tvho yesterday fled from Indlat kntmued co-operation of Sent Note By Son. (their appropriation but to watch oernt, Tennessee, one of the coti- site. M. (». Kcllehcr, of Orlando, number three. against the . I of the country and par"One day I received from Mr. for the proper time nnd when this I forces also told the Senate the purchased a First Street location Iho.e of the South. Kic ley a telegram message that time came, "spread the news.” President hud "asserted his pre .just beyond the hotel site. This Wire Bloomfield Hulick in turn took rogntives ti insisting nn some of i property is set nsiile for rcsidcut•ill be little interruption he wus sending to me by his son, lieutenant J»dy continuance of the Konnld, a memorandum too impor­ the floor for a moment nnd con the rate increases, mentioning par-, |n| „ r apartment house purpose* president statement said. "The tant to be entrusted to the mail. grnttiluted the ehamlier members j ticulnrly the tvVo cents service and has a frontage of H.'l feet. ____ ____ _____ _ ....« in tele- ' post packages. . . . In discussing the sales Mr. Bodiith were destroyed will I stayed in my office that night to on the spirit of co-operation that I charge of parcel In uii executive session the coin-! phone comnimunicatlon with Johns been shown. lately rebuilt. Every- receive the information. Thc hill is one of the first pieces |well declared that they had fin ------- leader c„ • n l t r e g i r c ^ t ' ,t ,T «\ r"fmlured 1 v« “ ” ‘ th- wa'' ^phL *’ Cravens, ... the facof general legislation outside o f : exceeded anticipations a*. up to K" forward ’with re“ It was a typewritten ntemornn* As a climax to u discus ion rcieneral Gilf.'0" h5ri’’ .,Attorn* 'r |frgy ami confidence the dunt from Garland. When l read lative to advertising, particularly the appropprintion measure* to lie j Thursday night, only onu of the nt Muscle Shoals except hv a lo” ' r.VUry* invvitut‘° " 10 ,vl*lt other . The final draft of the .«v „rt re H0n.r??.’ *!. ,ndl*!laH*h' officials ♦fotc with the guidance its contents I was horrified. It that done, or not done. b\ the1 sent to tlie White House this sea- f„ur issues of state-wide udvernoire* the unnuul onktu.tim> , f of anti-aircraft tiro against tnr-1 ,,t lndian..p.di*. also talked with son. It was advanced nt the time tisementr had appeared. Ho ex bn of a new sculptor of set forth a plot had been concocted I Atlantic Coast Line and the Clyde b> » M — «. »b d I ... th. ...rntor,, 1 |<<iialiticatinns nnd exper- hy extremist pacifists, the enemier Line. W. M. Scott proposed in mo- the Senate, hy a close margin, vet- piessed himself as much gratified IO .K !5 w T S u r .lien tho thtril « “ already year. 20,000 20,000 the the fourth fourth yvki v m . !{jnt JltfuJ*1*, b?f . Abandoning plans to go to; . _ that ................ , haa Ijyear, 'know already that such of our republic, to a: sassinate' tion foriu that the Chamber of cd to sustain the vet,, of the paftiat the .response olunihus ' been made. "There has Ikvi. a 000 the fiftli year and th.reafter 1the ... middle „ .......of . Marrh - instead . . ,uof. i Springfield, C -----T,_" vor JClncinnn T 'V V J B can be speedily retain- President Wilson, l was beside niy- j Commerce appropriate $10,000 to increases. While no time limit is placed on steady gain in the number of loto.ooo ton*. ’ J1 *"' ?’ fl* " 1 by ,h‘ »he bolters earlier had decided relf with nnxietv to determine i bo used ns advertising fund*. The the rate increases, the bill provides cnl buyer*”, Mr. Bodwell said. The lessee shall pay an annual tcpnrtm nt. to stay here tonight, theer being' pun nf the models fol- what course I should pursue. • motion was seconded by F. P. For* | Whether this request would be 1a generul feeling among them that H rental of not less than four per W. | for a joint congressional committee "This i* especially true in regard rely upon the dismissal Conferred at White House. j ster and amended by George Republican* were weakening, do . cent of tiie cost of comdru •‘.ion of complied with remained to be de-'the as sculptor for the "Finally I sought und obtained a Knight to carry a clause asking to conduct heuritigs this summer to purchasers of homesites on the dum number 2 und the hydro-elec­ termined tonight. The military 11 Indianapolis. Senator Ferry E*»-, by the executive com- conference with President Wilson ; the City Commission to levy a tax with a view to recommending fur- high ground between First Street and miviil committee* also have j ton of Sanborn, said the "strikers” ' ' |the a-iociation Wcdnes- ut the White House, near mid-1 tp raise the fund. The motion wus ther revisions of these schedules at and Union Avenue. I have con* tric machinery but not on the cost been invited to witness the test*, would be on their way back to In­ of the locks. The oust of the the next session. tJ^Tously urged the purchase of en. The resolution can- night. I was too agitated to take ruirhhl though afterward*. Mayor only Controversy over the rati1 in- inese homesites to Sanford ptfonlc j locks would constitute th Admiral Jones, the first witness \d‘,nT ,l|\ with,n an ,h",ur rculptor’s contract stnt- myone into my confidence other Lake declared that he did not «hit k d. today, defended the recent re|M»rt they had been assured the alleged. creases centered over the second rand I am highly pleased w.;h lb1 * charge ugajnst niivixatl.m With a few it advisable for such a reqiict t to fhf Work on the ntonu- than the president. legislal n Senator Underwood. Democrat,1of the special navy board on the! P , Imally unfair and fourth classes. In the for-/result. The hulk of sales i* still *ut proceeding prnpor- worn*, u* best I could express be made of the City Commission liter, the rate is made uniform omt being made to out of town people Alabama, author of the bill, do- relative values nf surface ships, wou '* a*‘ j**lhdrawn. nh payments made or to them I presented the typewritten at this time, lareil that if the repor*. “ <ever submarines und war, Man • v . M I •n lllH lM lIlllv .* U • IS I iaircraft l l I l I tl • t Iin II H * • ! » II |-. . | | Happiest , , all reading matter at one and one/ though.” Charges of Discrimination p-tion of the association." statement to the president nnd. in canto to a vote in tiie senate it which bad been critcised before . robaldy the happiest man Inhalf cents a pound, while for ad/ Mr. Bodwell announced that the | In the ducussfon of th* adverpperintendent «’f opera- a few minutes, took my leave. the committee by General Mitchell. I>a.'«"a ««xj«y Jerome Brown sections the rate* ure^ Fly Dredging Company, of Suv would be adopted." "Tlu* following morning I w ar1Using prior to the vote ->n the vertising I the mountain, destroyed two cents a pound in the first nnd •annuli, will move the largt •>uc11 ■ .- ■ . |The report held that the battle- "h<> came here to arrest the senatw ioy order of Borglum, it called into a conference, in which ( Cofitinued on Page IS) the backbone of the t/?rH ani| second zones; three cents u pound Uipn dredge that now rest* near | n u n n r i m f k ! l / n m i i u l ship rpnuiincil remain U hv officials of the me- Assistant Secretary of the Navy iliena. Jamen Nejal, president pr the Clyde Line Hock to the First 1 I I S I I I l V v I l l l l l t l navy. in the third zone; six cents a (th I’"fiat ion. ^ yv a ' w ▼ i "sri* $ ii it k ! tern of the senate, filled hit cup pound in the fourth, fifth and sixth 'Street extension property wii nw *50,1)00 d a m a g e s was ( f . ( ) IP . LLf'itHt'rS ( ) f , ,,!l,|> *1 ‘ufre,,Ui i " Ut I w,lh Jay to overflowing when he zones; and nine cent* a pound In dredging and fill work will IM xm .U C d U t n \ 7 I have obtained any additional »»«n-1or.tcvr.l him to return home. Somelay by E. Rivers, vicetho seventh and cigthh zones. I Monday. dits by sinking the battleship what unwell, the tt.'t year old doorthe Stone Mountain binotiin bv nerinl timnbinir. ex u v I i u p n i i i i m u v u ■i vniucnt ■i u i » r olinc. according to inliffeivcd by DcKalb parities. The sculptor's ay professed ignorance I husband's whereabouts (would "undoubtedly re­ proper time und face lignin him. K MSSr1»rHX ’(i«v,’,''.V‘‘ " ;Millionaire Denies iKnowletto Plot To ^ time." iSolpHinn Hv P:irtv!\v!.*h ........ ' in a highly dnngerou: vein ure? to |ter-in-law, Mrs. Frederick C. Hottee on committees in a letter to I chtain information of the insijle, a|ing, because of a grievance the insurgents, asked if they tie-1 sired to Im> assigned by the Re­ Ration in tdc|franui to -1circlet of Gcnoen pro|Miif#uuii# j against her, publican* or Democrats, pointing 'ornors of I I Southern During the period in which^ I King was arrested Wednesday vi i l n P i* r I IV WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.—The Pifrtd the executive* that knew him. he nevci failed to maau ; HnJ jjadlson today. A third man, r O l * N C W H O t C I 1 5 0 1 0 1 *6 V V 0 0 K 1 3 S S 6 S nut that a similar request wn.< hou«c passed the last deficiency made two years ugo of the two far*ratc memorial will be n report to Mr. Easley and througn A1 Reels, also a supposed gunman, mer-lubor senators from Minnr- apiirupriution hilt lurrying $5t?,tomplction under anotfl- I him. to me. It i* our opinion -nat also is involved a* a conspirator, 000,000. After hnving be|n in conference I AriangeinenD> with the F.ly.sota. Mr. Randolph inform- ‘ Garlar.d lost bis life *" th* last nnd is being sought. Funcriil survirot W uit1 helil for sernor . that the ennccll- venture, for since that time we )w)rglur,iV contract, was have neither heard from him cith­ to save the memorial, er dirccUv or indirectly, nor nos .c-troyed property be- his familv-’’ '( r ln" n-relation. P f >eccipt of u telegram N e w E v i d e n c e F o u n d S L , *rni,r McLeod of South M c C lin t o c k P r o b e today to governor* of I n P ta,rs called upon them they w r .Feb. 27.— New e'l- ] $;i;;oo"to kill the rich matron. Lu- may *bo" take n up "wjth the builder j sonville. which is the conlia tor |J W '.^Vh* of" office"6 *d gasoline production and conL. ‘ completion of the CHICAGO, ► , v'tvernor Clifford Walk dencc*obtained from three i ter they included in their plot a in less than u week* time. j tor the city hall hire. Similar letters were sent t» Mr sumplion made new records last The Hulick brothers, though now j The present progress of ,v,‘Mimiiar iniiers were nent fn sir ' zic m telegram* to city- e , was taken to the office nf Harry p|an to mub,|er Frederick HotulG -T O governor* declared Ol’rcn. municipal chief justice till- inK._ n|s0. aml'his mother,' Mr*. U - making"'theTr hVadqMrUt'rV"in Or-1 plans' Mre Hulick’ declared, includ* ^"ti-on by Three Republican insurgent* in lando. ure planning to open a temp- definite specification for the e x - 1 » n d Fra/.ier. North Dakota. J. "'Id double any conlribu- ?rf m id K t Ci*nd dcRcribed ae so vj” a j. Hotaling. the house warned the majority «ther stute niny make for 1sensational and important tnpi i' to orary office in the (Chamber of j change floor and one bedroopi thev held certificates of election Tho pjot failed, according : the nienmrial. oro- Kimr but subauehtly u bottle of Commerce ree b _ within * f*w floor, flan* for landscaping aii.lj Suit building Annul Oil a* Republicans. will probably end .tod*y ... • served ' • ut» a ... . l j Jayr. J...... If..— n> Mnn of tnt* DUIDdU'^ • iam ** * Kt moal Here.. matter* •.nalalnitiiy pertuining fto t exterior #!«/•#>*« dvcoration The house aircraft committee r p -----. i ner’s Inffuest into death of »b Lease Begins Mar. 9 heard orphan.1 ^ 1 Vv h Tc h'” ! h» ^ S e e intended vie-[ the hotel will be attended to by (also will he made before the pre i testimony of Rear Admiral r w o e s A I f r o u n d I McClintock, millionaire « up upwitnesses w « i* • » « « __ • i.itim * were r. „ „ a. The _______ <wit aeries of conferences betwt Hilary I*. Jones and voted tu re­ eating. contents^......... j either ..... member ........... of firm. ( f |h<? bolt|p jetected* by Mr. Hulick declared that plan* the architect and the build rs CHBYRNE. Wy*.. Feb. 27. call Secretary Wceka. *te d S u p p r e s s e d ' Th« information - « . r Z from T S underworld i •Trial of the government’s suit for i’resident Coolidge was requestsources Frederick Hoteling before any for the building are being made, ended, it it uiulcrstosai. harm was done. King nnd Madi- j with satisfactory rapidity. The The building will in1 of irMnUh(annulment of Teapot Dome naval -ti by the senate to transmit the N*;. POINT. Ireland. Feb. ....................... - i size, . . • ‘r and - other — and --.J Moorish architecture and wU*♦oil reserve lease held bv the. Ma- ft son deny knowledge of the milk in-! type of- eonstructinn tederel tr.»de eommusuin’a report SENATE PASSES HIM: aru*dian I'ucific Liner :I . ' ' general aspects of tho hotel build- be consist of four stories. Actual moth Oil company will ovm ee<l1on *b« gasoline inquiry. carrying till passen_________________ i 'njr hwr hren decided .twn fo r ' bt||[|Jng of. ration. « ill start b.f *v i Ma * next, Judge I, lib .e Ken- 1 The nousi ptirMeP ‘ no Dickinson WASHINGTON, F e b ^ I I, . ' proceeding -lowly Miami—$1,500,000 bond issue *|>- j several days and the work being Apr. 15. it is said, and evreryjnedy of tin- Ui it •<! States Diatrict co-operatlv1? n i.rlittli .; bill s « a rei' damaging the ” n“ ‘ " ' “ ' “ k .Tm the Court G i ................ decided today ovurruling the I substitute for the Haugen bill re" 1 proved■ for completion of water ,|done now ta that of refinement o ' • effort" will l>e made to have the| • r >c»ier(iay, yesterday, went a ' creating tflj." ereunna u •* -1* - .....oration increasing dock facilities l the tentative plnns and not of nl-J hotel ready to open before the government * petition for a con-1 ported by the agriculture commit. ^ nn the,Chicago Knolt Fort McHenry »n c" **methe Star — j linutuce. tec. and other civic improvement*. teration. tourist scuson beguu next fall. .1 ’.bu.t ii not believed th^ of it.* connection with t Spungied Banner. •eager. of Indiana had not weakened tho L resolve of a single member to re- •' main "put" until the Republican majority in the senate "sees tho light.” it was asserted. Threats of Indictment Word thnt the Marion county grand jury at IrtdiaRapoiu w i i ten Washington News iBuilding Contractor To Get Plans L'uallnaftnif A n,I • * »V i$ i-ainrn In. M AR K E TS CHICAGO. Feb. 27. — Wheat: May M ay., l.U U Ml\\ to ,V - S : July. 1,67 to To ( «ra|A[l ilav, 1.32'x tq 1.33; Data: M STRIKE J >5l* to53',. T CLAUSE WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.the request of President C« the eenate today struck out til _ U.vera and Harbors oil| the re* quirement that all authorised pr Jed.* must be completed within yt ir* . rhe F ii1sklent low ,t dervtood that this provision Is ir% conflict with the program wf budget bureau. «Si —"S-i'l jrn-XK||»1.|| a �m Sk ' */i^y ' JOTN . \ . 1 ■ ;•* --------' A v• — O' » **.^n f r'V ** *•t . « 7'i ••*»« ». 5 ' / " 5v \ .a ■ .v > - • ' i . ' —. * » » » • * ■ *■ •*% .. • r T H E SA N F O R D H E R A LD , W ED1 ~ ;. . J A Y . F E B R U A R Y 25, 1925 at which mcoting said Board will hear m Nl tionn, profiles and estimates of abutting upon said * Improvement cd, approved and confirm**!. and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, objections as to such special assessment., L * * * « said proposed improvement of shnll be payable at tho option of First Street from San Ctrios Ave- the property owneri owning pro­ That this resolution shall be and J « t » " d MMsantent. on » W 1.192 benoflts to be received as the ‘>ipchr that portion o"f First Street nu? to Mcllonville A venae, now on perty bounding and abutting upon Immediately from ^ then sUnd confirmed and b« IB, suit of the improvement contem[between Sanford______ Avenue San file in the office of Ihb City Sfjtn- such Improvement as follows; clth- become effective t , ____________ .- and - ...---. . . against all lots and lands 1Carlos Avenue to be so improved og.» of the City of Sanford, Flori- cr in full within thirty days after « fUsr ita Pa*w and ad'iptlon’ upon the property against which said ssi*„ ^ RESOLUTION PROVIDING Adopted this 23 day of February paid in accordance with provisions of n , ' B PAVING, RE-PAY* | odjolnlnir and contiguous or bound* by the paving, re-paving, bard su’ r • da, which raid plane, specifications. said assessments shall stand equal­ KOR " -“ -1 , *“ ‘ facing and re-hard surfacing of profile.’, and estimates have been adopted by the Commission Dec. 22, ized, approved and confirmed. o > A. D., 10W. o! ^ R D IliinFACING A N D 1 a" d nbutl'n* uponL im FORREST LAKE ARO 80HFACINO o p , Provemcnt and upon the comple- wftl portion of First Street, n heretofore approved by the City In ten equal anneal installments k R* PHILIPS, Cfcj S C. J. MARSHALL, P IU A V E N U E t on °* r,n*f‘ assessment roll to width of 52 feet, nnd against all Commission and constitute the with interest at tho rate of eight Feb. 18th and 25th. As the City Commission of the l*ACE LAN E NORTH f ^ * 0, ft c"P y .*hc™ f to * 1 * * tots and lands adjoining and con- piano and specification;: for said per cent per annum upon al! de­ City or Sanford Florida. ferred payments from and after TO THE NORTH LINE OF lilhed two times consecutively, tiguous or bounding nnd ubutt- . work, therefore, PRELIM INARY ASSESSMENT ROLL PRep., oijcc each feck, n a newspaper big u*»on said Improvement! thnu RE IT RESOLVED. That the the time said special assessments Attest: (Seal) •I M AYFAIR , A WIDTH OF 21 THOR ITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 187 At published In Sanford, Florida, at-| Fifty Four Thousand Five Hun- 1City Commission of the City of hall be and stand finally equsiisL. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. feet. 1924, BY THE C ITY COMMISSION. ’ Whereas, the City Commission taching to said special assessment ; dred and Five ($54*6050)0) Dol-j Sanford. Florida, deems it advisThe following is tho estimated cost of l AUTOOR1TY gt from pcean Ay<? ^ to ----­ of the City of Sanford, Florida, roll so published a notice directed ‘ lara in the total estimnted cost of phic, ns a necessary public im- SPECIAL A U S M S M g N T R O L T ^ P A R B D " * OF RESOLUTION NO. 188 ADOITED BY THE CITY COM*, ^ ^ t# Go,d8bo £ Jij d**m* It advisable to improve, to all property owners interested In Jsaid contemplated improvement in j pmvement, to pave, re-pave, hard stating j the paving, rc-pnving, hard surfac- surface nnd ro-hard surface with ■ride, construct, reconstruct, pave ■aidspecial assessments, MISSION ON DECEMBER 8, 1921. I with - a G - inch • • rock • •baso surface * If* treated. dnd re-pave with sheet» asphalt the Inaccordance with theprovisiona Ing nnd rc-hard surfacing of snid j sheet asphalt on a () inch rock base The following in tho estimated cost of paving Oak Avo. from . 1G00 Cu. Yds. Grading at 60c ________ fcyiydwinir Avenue In the City of of tho Charter nfi the City of San­ pormon of First Street to bo spec- First Street from San Carlos Highland St. south to Hughey St. 24 feet in width with sheet asphalt (WOO Lin. Ft. Curb nnd Gutter In place of Fluih^T ford, Florida, u definite time ami (ally assessed ngnin.it nil lots nnd Avenue to Mcllonville Avenue, a 8i*ford, Florida, to-wit: on n ti inch tock base. 450 Lin. Ft. Flush curb at 36c .... ...... , ' Mellonville Avenue, from Paco place where complaints will be lamia adjoining nnd contiguous or!Width of 32 feet; that all of said 300 Cp. Yds. Grading ut 50c ...... — ....- .... ........................ ~ $ 150.00 3260 Sq. Yds. surfaco treated Macadam at $l.s l«n e North to the North line of heard and when said special as­ bounding and abutting upon said paving, re-paving, hard surfacing 020 Lin. Ft. concrete curb and gutter at 85c ............ - ........ 527.00 9G0 Sq. Ft. Alley returns at 35c sessment roll will he finally con­ improvement; the sum of $12.5(111 und re-hard surfacing of First Jiayfair, 50 Lin. Ft. flush curb at 35c .................. - ................ -...... 17R0 1000 Lin. Ft. 21 inch Storm sewer pipe at $2.j| firmed by the City Commission is the estimnted cost per front Street, ns aforesaid, shall be done - - 'A H of said Improving, grading, 100 Sq. Ft. concrcto alley returns at $L30 —...........—......... 120.00 3 Manholes at $50.00 ........................... for said improvement. in strict compliance with the constructing, reconstructing, pav- sitting an an Equalizing Ronrd. 7.75 Sq. Yds. sheet asphalt paving at $2.00 .................... 1,170.00 10 Inlets at $35.00 RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, plnns, specifications, profiles nnd ami re-paving to bo done in .',00 Lin. Ft. 3 In. drain tile at 100.00 per M............................ &0-W Engineering, advertising, legal expense, etc. .. compliance with plnns, spccificn- That the spccinl assessments pro­ That it is the determination of this estimates therefor, now on file in Engineering, ndvertislng, legal expense etc..... ...... ........... — 187.50 vided for by this resolution to bo Commission Hint all lots nnd lands the office of the City Mnnngcr lions, profiles and estimates of Totnl -1............... aaid proposed improvement of made ami entered against the pro- adjoining nnd contiguous or bound- of the City of Sanford, Florida Totnl estimated cost ................ ..................... -..........$2,G22.00 petty bounding nnd ahutting upon ' ing nnd abutting upon First Street which said plnns, specifications, To be borne entirely by adjacent property. [ Mtllonvillo Avenue .'ion Prcc To be borne entirely by adjacent property. Number of feet frontage ..!....... .............. lMH9 North to the North lino of said improvement shall be payable j between Sanford Avenue nnd Snn profiles nnd estimates have been Number of feet frontage ............... ............ - .............GIG at the option of the. property own1 Carlos Avenue will be bonefitted heretofore approved by the City Assessment per foot frontage .................... v H*yfoir, now on file In tho office Assessment per foot frontuge ........— ................... $4,091 ers owning prupcrly bounding nnd by the improvement provided for Commission nnd constitute th' of>thn City Mnnngcr of the City FRED T. WILLIAM*] FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. at Sanford, Florida, wldch said ahutting upon such improvement by this resolution, nnd thnt the plans nnd specifications for said Foot Prelim. Name Description * plans, specifications, profiles and ns follows: cither in full within special assessments to be made nnd proposed improvement of First Name Description Frontage Assessment thirty days after said assessments entered against all lots nnd lands Street between Snn Carlos Ave­ estimates have been heretofore ap­ St. Gertrude Addn. to Sanford, |wl Sanford Heights, Sanford shall stand equalized, approved adjoining nnd contiguous or bound­ nue nnd Mcllonville Avenue, i proved by the City Commisaion YV. M. Clark’s Subdiv. of Tllk II, Tr $, .1. N. Rossi ter, I-ot 120 ......................... 1fit$G30.60 dnd constitute the plans and spec­ and confirmed, or in ten equal un- ing and abutting upon surh con­ width of 32 feet, nnd this Com­ Jcauic Walden, Lot l Blk. 11, Tr. 14 ....... ’ L 1 Unknown, I*>t 121 ..................... - .............. — 154 030.50 ifications for said work, therefore, nual Installments with interest at templated improvement shall Is; mission hereby declares the nec­ C. H. Williams, Lot 2, Blk 11, Tr. 14 .... jeorge A. DeCottcs, ' BE IT RESOLVED. That the the rate of eight per cent per an­ made upon n foot frontage bnsis; essity for the paving, rc-pnving, \ } F. Lake and A. R. Key, I-ot 137 .................. 151 (130.60 Joanna L. Moore, Lot 3, Blk. 11, Tr. 14 .... num upon all deferred payments thnt is to sny, thnt in the prepara­ hard surfacing nnd re-hard sur City •Comniisslon of the City of E. Ford. U t 4, Blk. 11, Tr. 14 ........ ......... ■ 8anford, Florida, deems It advis­ from and nfter the time said spec­ tion of the special assessment roll facing of snid portion of First George A. DeCottcs, Wm. Irick, U t 5, Bik 11, Tr. 14 ........... 630.50 able, as n necessary public im­ ial assessments shnll be nnd stnnd covering the contemplated im­ Street ns aforesaid, as a necessary F. I-ake and A. R. Key, U l 138 ..........................15 1 finally equalized, approved and Notice is hereby given to any and ull persons interested in the C. C. Uttimorc, U t 0, Blk. 11. Tr. 11 provement, such special assess­ public improvement. provement, to pave, re-pave, hnrd confirmed, and, ments shnll be determined and pro­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Special Assessments ngninst the various pieces of property above de­ H. Charles Knight, U t 1, Blk 11, Tr. 15____ surface and re-hard surface with BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, rated according to the foot front­ That n total expenditure not ex­ scribed that said special assessments arc payable in full within James W. Simmons Junior, Lot 2, Blk II, Tr. IS ) sheet asphalt, Mcllonville Avenue 7hat this resolution shall be nnd age of the respective properties ceeding Seven Thousand Five Hun­ thirty dnys nfter the above nnd foregoing special ns&ssnicnt roll has A. B. Smith, U t 3, Blk. 11, Tr. 15 from Pace Lane North to the North b’ comc effective immediately from specially benefitted by said Im­ dred nnd Thirty ($7530.00) Dol­ been equalized, approved nnd confirmed, or in ten equal annual install­ A. B. Smith, U t 4, Blk. 11,Tr. 15 . Ijtle of Mayfair, a width of 24 and nfter its passage and adop­ provement. lars is hereby authorized to cover ments with interest at 8% per nnnum from nnd after the time said A. B. Smith, U t 5, Blk. 11,Tr. 15 .............. feet; that all of said paving, re­ tion. James Hicks, Lot 0, Blk. 11, Tr. 15........ . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,! the C0!,t of I»ving, re-paving, hard special assessments rtnnd npproved nnd confirmed. paving, hard surfacing and rcAdopted this 23rd dny of Feb­ K. R. Trafford’s Map or Snnfwd.&j A meeting of thu Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Flori­ Thnt tho Tux Assessor and the surfacing nnd re-hard surfacing o, hard surfacing of Mcllonville Avoruary,A. D. 1025. J. Thompson, SEM, Blk. 11, Tr. 10 City Clerk of the City of Sanford, First Street between Snn Carlos da, will be held ut the City Hall nt 2:30 l*. M. on the 9th dny of March nue, as aforesaid, shall be done in FORREST LAKE J. Thompson, SWVi, Blk 11. Tr. 1G .............. Avenue nnd Mcllonville Avenue, a Florida, in accordance with the A. D. 1925, at which meeting snid Board will honr any and All com­ strict compliance with the plans, ( ’. J. MARSHALL, Meisch Realty Co., SEU of Blk.11, Tr. 17 |Ji width of 32 feet, which said sum provisions of Sections 101 and 102 plaints und objections ns to such special assessments, and will at ■ptcificnlions, profilos und esti­ As the City Commission of the Mclsch Realty Co., SWH of Blk 11, Tr. 17.......... of Seven Thousand Five Hundred of the Charter of the City of San­ mates therefor, now on file in the said time udjust and equalize said ussesments on n basis of justice City of Sunford Florida. ford, Florida, shall proceed with­ nnd Thirty ($7530.00) Dollars is and right nnd when snid special ussesments are so equalized and ad­ Lilln Hickson— Beg. S. E. Cor. Blk. 11 Tr. 19. office of the City Manager of the (Sonl) out delay to make u spucinl assess­ the total estimated cost of said im­ justed, the same will then stnnd confirmed and be nnd remain binding Run W. 51 ft. N. 132 ft. E. 51 ft. S. 132 ft __ II City of Sanford, Florida, which Attest: L. R. PHILIPS. City Clerk. ment roll, assessing the spccinl provement: that the entire cost of liens upon the property agninst which said assessments nre made Meisch Realty Co.. S& of Blk 11, Tr. IS (Less said plans, specifications, profiles benefits to be received us the re­ the improvement aforesaid shnll b« until paid in accordance with the provisions of resolution No. 188 E- 51 ft.) ............ ............................. ...... a and eatimates havo been heretofore sult of the improvement ^contem- assessed against all property abut adopted on Dec. 8, 1924 by the City Commission. approved by the City Commission Abraham Thompson— Beg. S. E. Cor. Itlk 11, plated against all lots and lands I l|hg and fronting upon thnt por- Feb. 18th nnd 25th. and constitute the plans and spec­ Tr. 19, Run W. 50 ft. N. 120 ft. E. 50 ft. S. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. adjoining and contiguous or bound-1,io" " f l’’irst Street between San ifications for said proposed ini- 1 120 ft.......................... ............................ ....te* ing ami abutting upon such im -! Ca|d°r' Avenue and Mellonville PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AU J. E. Lning—Beg. S. W. Cor. Blk 11. Tr. 19. Hun provemont of Mcllonville Avenue! between Pace I-ane and the North A RESOLUTION PROVIDING provement. and upon the comple­ Avenue to be so improved by the E. 100 ft. N. 120 ft. W. 100 ft. S. 120 ft. . THORITY OF RESOLUTIONS NO. 189 AND NO. 1D0, ADOPT*. paving, re-paving, hard surfacing tion of said assessment roll to line of Mayfair, a width of 24 feet, FOR THE PAVING, RE-PAV­ Hubbard Reed— Beg. 100 ft. E. of S. W. Cor. Blk ED ON DECEMBER 22, 1924 BY THE CITY COMMISSION. •nd this Commission hereby de­ ING. HARD SURFACING AND cause a copy thereof to be pub­ and re-hard surfacing of said por­ 11, Tr, 19, Run E. 55 ft. N. 120 ft. W. 55 ft. The following is the estimnted cost of paving Martin Street from times consecutively, tion of First Street, n width of 32 clares the necessity for the paving, RK-IIARD SURFACING O F lished two S. 120 ft. ..... Sanford Avc. to Pnlnietto Avv. 20 feat in width, and from Pnlmctto ngninst ' nil lota und repaving, hard surfacing and re­ FIRST STREET FROM SAN- once each week in a newspaper feet, and Ave. to Park Ave. 1G feet in width with sheet asphalt on n G inch Joshua Scipio— Beg. 155 ft. E. of S. W. Cor. Blk. lands adjoining and contiguous or hard surfacing of said portion of published in Sanford, Florida, at­ FORI)’AVENUE EAST TO SAN rock base. II, Tr. 10, Run E. 50 ft. North 120 ft. YV. bounding and abutting upon said ■Mellonville Avenue, as aforesaid, CARLOS AVENUE. A WIDTH taching to suid special assessment 50 ft. S. 120 ft................................... .. .M l (1) Martin St. from Sanford Ave. to Palmetto Ave. 20 feet in width: roll so published a notice directed improvement; that Seven Thous­ as a necessary public improve­ OF 52 FEET. 250 Cu. Y’ds. Grading nt 50c .......................................... ...... $ 125.00 Robinson’s Survey of An Addition Is ment. | Whercns, the City Commission to all property owners interested and Five Hundred niul Thirty 270 Lin. Yds.* concrete curb and gutter at 85c ....................... 229.00 C. E. Eubanks----Beg. at N. E Cor. of Blk. 21 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, of the City of Sanford, Florida, in said special assessments, stat­ ($7530.00) Dollars is the total es­ 30 Lin. ft. Flush Curb at 35c ................................... ...... ...... 10 59 Run S. 120 ft. W. 45.5 ft. N. 120 ft. E. That a total expenditure not ex­ deems it ndvisnble to improve, ing in accordance with tip; pro­ timated cost of said contemplated 45.5 ft. , ...... * Hi 150 Sq. ft. concrete alley returns nt 30c .............. .................. 45.00 eroding Twenty Six Hundred nnd grade, construct, reconstruct, pave, visions of the Charter of tho City improvement in the paving, re­ 610 Sq. Y ’ds. paving ut $2.00 .............................................. 1,020.00 F. C. YVilliams— Beg. 45.5 ft. YV. of N. E. C or. * paving, hard surfacing and re­ Seventy Three (2073.00) Dollars is und re-puvo with sheet asphalt on of Sanford, Florida, u definite time Engineering, Advertising, Legal Expense etc......................... 120.00 of Blk 23, Run S. 120 ft. YV. 50 ft. N. 1 2 0 bard surfacing of suid portion of hereby authorized to cover the a 7 inch rock base, the following And place where complaints will ft. E. 50 ft................................................. M cost of paving, rc-pnving, \hnrd Street in the City of Sanford, be heard und when said special as­ First Street to be specially asTotal Estimated Cost .........:................................................ $1,550.00 Charlie Haywood— Beg. 95.5 ft. YV. of N. E. Cor. sesned egiiinst all lots and lunds sessment roll will be finally con­ surfacing and re-hard surfacing Florida, to-wit: To be borne entirely by adjacent property. Blk. 23, Run S. 120 ft. YV. 50 ft. N. 120 ft. adjoining and contiguous or bound­ Mellonville Avenue lietwcen Pace First Street, From Sunford Ave­ firmed by the City Commission E. 50 ft........... ...... ........ .......................... H ing and abutting upon suid im­ Number of feet frontage .................. .......................... jjqj sitting ns an Equalizing Hoard. Lane and the North line of Muy- nue to Snn Cnrlos Avenue. Charlie Knight— Beg. 100 ft. E. of N. YV. Cor. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, provement; the sum of $7.53 is the Assessment per foot frontage .................... ........... $3,125 f*lr, a width of 21 feet, which said All of said improvement, grad­ Blk. 23, Run S. 120 ft. E. 60 ft. N. 120 ft *un» of Twenty Six Hundred and ing. construction, reconstruction, Flint the special assessments pro­ estimated cost per front foot for (2) Martin St. from Palmetto Ave. to Park Ave. 10 ft. in width: 550 Cu. Y'ds. grading ut 60c .............................................. 5 275 00 YV. 50 ft........ ............................................ Seventy Three ($2873.00) Dollars paving and re-paving to be done vided for by this resolution to be said improvement. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, 530 Lin. Ft. concrete curb and gutter at 85c .... ...... ........... . 450^0 Charles Martin— Beg. 60 ft. E. of N. YV. Cor. Blk. is tho total estimnted cost of said in compliance with plans, specifi­ made and entered agninst the pro­ 17J>0l 23, Run S. 120 ft. E. 50 ft. N. 120 ft. YV. Improvement; that the entire cost cation*, profiles and estimates of perty hounding and abutting up- Flint it is the determination of 50 Lin. ft. flush curb at 36c .............................................. 250 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns nt 30c................................. 75.00 50 ft..................................................... ....... 50 mi said i m p r o v e m e n t shall this commission that ull lots und « f the Improvement aforesaid, said proposed improvement of shall bo assessed against nil pro­ hirst Street from Snnfnrd Ave­ be payable at the o p t i o n of lands adjoining and contiguous or 850 Sq. Y’ds. paving nt $2.00 ...... !................ ........................ j Emma U e — Beg. ut N. YV. Cor. Blk 23, Run S. perty abutting and fronting upon nue to Sun Curio.. Avenue, nov- tile property owners owning pro­ bounding and abutting upon First Engineering, legal expense, advertising etc. ............ 223.75 120 ft. E. 50 ft. N. 120 ft. W. 50 ft. .......... * that portion of Mellonville Ave- »n file in the office of the City perty bounding and ubutting upon Street between San Carlos Ave­ YV. 51. Clark's Subdivision of Blk. R Total estimated cost .................................... nuc between Pace Lane and the Manager of the City of Sanford, such improvement uh follows: eith­ nue and Mellonville will be beneSurah Jackson EYk of Lot 1, Blk 24 ........... — TMjN $2,741.75 North line of Mayfair to be so im­ Florida, whieli said plans, specifi­ er in full within thirty day* after fitted by the improvement provid­ To be borne entirely by udjuccnt property. YV. C. Corker, YVY* of U t 1, Blk. 24 ........-.... proved by the paving, re-paving, cation.:, profiles nnd estimates said assessments shall stand equal­ ed for by this, resolution, and thnt Number of feet frontage ......................................... 1096.7 Henry Caldwell, U t 11, Blk 21 ................- ..... * * hard surfacing and rc-hard surfac­ have been heretofore Approved by ized, approved and confirmed, or the special assessments to be made Assessment j«.*r foot frontage ....................................$2.50 B0I1 and Sallio Jones, U t 12, Blk 21 .......... ........& ing of said portion of Mellonville tin* City Commission and consti­ in ten equal unnual installments and entered ngninst all lots and H iL D T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Bob Jones, Lot 13, Blk 24 ................... .......... M Avenue, a width of 21 feet, and tute the plnns und specifications with interest «t the rate of eight lands adj.iining and contiguous or Foot C- L. Wing, Lot 14, Blk. 24 .......................... 45 Prelim. per cent per annum upon all de­ hounding and ubutting upon such against all lots and lands adjoin­ for said work, therefore. Name Description Frontage Mrs. A. E. Hill, U t 15, Blk 24 ..................... -- **•*] Assessment Ing and contiguous or bounding N. II. Garner's Second Addition to Markham BE IT RESOLVED. Tho; tho ferred payments from und after improvement shall be made upon Herbert Reed, Lot 16, Blk. 24 ................... .... & ■nd abutting upon snid improve- City Commission of the City of Hie time said spcciul assessments a foot frontage basis; that is to Park Heights, Sanford, Florida. Herbert Reed, Lot 17, Illk. 21 ................... ....... HJ ntent; that Twenty Six Hundred Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ shall lie and stand finally equaliz­ say. that in the preparation of the W. J. Goodnle W 1-3 of U t G, Blk. I. ..._...............ci.5 YV. 51. Clark’s Subdiv. of KYi Blk. & $153.75 nnd Seventy Three ($2073.00) Dol­ able, ns a necessary public im- ed, approved and confirmed, und special assessment roll covering Elizabeth Dykes E 2-3 of Lot 6, Blk. L ................123 Joe YVillinms, Lot 1, Blk 25 .............................. 307.50 lar* is the total estimated cost „f pravement to pave, «rc-pnve, hard BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, the contemplated improvement, Swopc-Douglasa Inc., W »j of Lot 15, Blk. K .... 59 Hannah Richardson, Lot 2, Rlk 25 ......... - ....w 181.38 said contemplated improvement in surface and rc-hard surfuce with That this resolution shall be and such special assessments shall be Earl Field, E'.i of Lot 15, Blk. K ...................... 5., YV . C. DeCourscy, Lot 3, Blk. 25 ............ .......... M 184.28 the paving, rc-paving. hnrd sur­ idiert asphalt on a 7 inch rock, base become effective immediately from determined and prorated accord­ Mrs. A. II. Haskins SV4 of Lot 10, Blk. K ....„.... mo Emma Johnson, Lot 4, Blk. 25 .................. M 400.25 fairing and rv-hard aurfaclng of birst Street from Sunford Avenue ami after its passage and adop­ ing to the foot frontuge of the Evans Terrace, Sanford, Florida. YV . M. Clark. U t 5, Blk. 25 .......................... M tion. respective properties specially C. I), nrumlcy, Lot 5 ......................... ........... said portion of Mellonville Ave- to San Cnrlos Avenue, a width of y...... 51 239.00 G. ( ’. Eubanks, U t 6, Blk. 25 .............. . „nuc to In* specially assessed •>-’ feet; thut all of said paving, Adopted this 23rd day of Feb­ benefitted by said improvement C. D. Brumley, Lot 10 ............................. ... 1011 328.50 G* c * Eubanks, I.ot 7. Blk. 25 ............ against all lots anil lands adjoin­ eo-paving, hard surfacing und ruary A. D. 1925. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, C. D. Brumley, Lot A ..................................... 1hat the iax Assessor and the 102.50 Meisch Realty Co., N. 120 ft. of YVV& of Blk. 25 Hl1J ing ami contiguous or bounding re-hard surfacing o f FORREST LAKE First Metes and Bounds Description Sec. 36, Twp. !•», j;. It. 30 K Meisch Realty Co.— Beg. at N. E. Cor. Blk 2«. City Clerk of thu City of Sanford, and abutting upon s«id improve- Street, us uforesa.d shall be done ('. J. MARSHALL, Sunford, Florida Florida, in accordance with thi went; the sunt of $1.1967 in the in strict compliance with th? plnns Run YV. 128 ft. S. 100 ft. E. 128 ft. N. 100 ft. H* As the City Commission of the Mrs. H. A. Speir— Beg. 360 ft. S. and 30 ft. YV. provisions of Sections 101 and I(»2 C. L. Knight— Beg. at N. W. Cor. Blk 26, Run E. estimated cost per front foot for specifications, profiles and esti­ City of Sunford Flnridu. of E. ‘ i Mi. Po. Sec. 36, Run YV. 263 ft. S. said improvement. Attest: ( ^ 1 ) " f tlu* Charter of the City of Sun120 ft. S. CO ft. YV. 120 ft. N. 50 ft. ...... ^ mates therefor, now on file in the 1»» ft. E. 263 ft. N. 100 ft. to B e g .......... 2 18 ford, Florida, shall proceed with­ Minnie Solomnn N. 100 ft. Blk. 27 . *** .BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, office of the City Manager of the l~ R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 775.00 out delay to make u special as­ Mrs. II. A. Speir— Beg. 360 ft. S. and 313 ft. \V. That it I* the determination of this City of Sanford. Florida, whieli Meisch Realty Co. N. 120 ft. of N E '. of Blk. 23 » f E. Mi. Po. See. 36, Run YV. 102 ft sessment roll, assessing t h t Commission that all lot* and lands said plans, specifications, profile|Meisch Realty Co., N. 120 ft. of NYV*i Blk 28 l # S. 100 ft. E. 263 ft. N. 100 ft. to Reg. lou.9 special benefits to be received ns adjoining and contiguous or bound­ and estimates have been hereto­ 252.25 , Meisch Realty Co.. E 4 Blk. 34 ................ 231 the result of the improvement con­ D. L. Thresher— Beg. 360 ft. S. and 415 ft. W. ing and abutting upon Mellonville fore approved by the City Com-^ 51. YV. Clark’s Subdiv. of Blk. 15of K. Mi. Po. Sec. 36, Run YV. 179.2 ft templated aguinst all lots and lauds Avenue between Pace Lane „ nd the mission and constitute the plun* j Henry Planter, Lot 6, Blk. 35 ..................S. 100 ft. E. 179.2 ft. N. loo ft. adjoining ami contiguous or bound­ North line of Mayfair will be nnd specifications for said pro- 1 179.2 11'' 4 18.00 YVni. Clurk, U t 7. Rlk. 35 ......... '............... ing and ubutting upon such im­ Mis. M. R. Macey— Beg. nt Int. of YV. lino of benefitted by the improvement pro- posed improvement of First Street! A Robinson's Survey of Sanford. ......... . r vi rirsi nireet RESOLUTION PROVIDING provement, und upon the compte Magnolia Ave. with S. lino of Martin St ,,y ‘ M* resolution, and between Sanford Avenue nnd San Rtlfus’ Shepiiard Est. Y\\ 120 ft.. Blk 4 ...... J FOR THE PAVING, KE-PAVrun S. 100 ft. YV. 88.6 ft. N. 10^ ft K 88 6 tion of said assessment roll to that the special assessments to bo Carlos Avenue, a width of 52 feet, J. E. Lning, E. 120 ft. Lot 5 .....I... .................. 1 ft. ING. HARD SURFACING AND ciyu.se u copy thereof to be publish­ made and entered against ull lots and thin Commission hereby de­ 88.6 South Sanford, Sanford, H** 221.50 RK-IIARD SURFACING OF ed two times consecutively, once S. A. Houston |:,-g. s.f, ,-t. W. of Im. of W. and lands adjoining and c o n ­ clares the necessity for the paving, James YValdon, Lot 9, ................................... IW FIRST STREET FROM SAN line of Magnoliu Ave. with S. line of Mar­ cuch week in u newspaper publish­ tiguous or bounding and abutting ro-puving, hard surfacing and re- i Nellie G. Greene, Lot 10 ........ L ........... --- ---tin St. Run S. 100 ft. YV. 100 ft. N. luu (t upon such contemplated improve hard surfacing of suid portion of j CARLOS AVENUE FAST TO ed in Sanford, Florida, attaching Notice is hereby given to any and ull per*unJ K. 100 ft............................ MELLONVILLE AVENUE. A to said special assessment roll so incut shnll be made upon a foot Hrst Street, as aforesaid, us n| 100 Special Assessments ugainst the various PicfC* ° ' 250.00 WIDTH OF 32 FEET. published a notice directed to all Mu. Jennie Vaughn— Beg. 188.fi ft. W. of Int. frontage basis; that is to say. that necessary public improvement. described that said special assessments are psysW* 1 Whereas, the City Commisrion property owners interested in said of YV. Line of Magnolia Avc. with S. line of m the preparation of the special the spedni BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, of the City of Sanford. Horlda' special assessments, stating in ac­ days ufter the above und foregoing special atseu^ assessment roll covering Murtin St. Run S. 100 ft. YV. 84.1 ft. N. l(m ing the con- That u total expenditure not ex- deems it advisable to improve’ equalized, npproved and confirmed, or in t*n •t» E. 8*1.1 „ cordance with the provisionv of the tcmplatrd improvement, t ....... . 84.1 it. auch spec- cetdlng fifty Four Thousand Five grade, construct, reconstruct nav« ments with interest at 8Vt per annum from 4 210.25 truct, pave Charter of the City of Sanford, Sanronl Uoudney— Beg. at S. YY*. Cor. of Plat ial assessments shnll be determined Hundred and nnd Five ($54,505.00) t.11 jlfl. -I.. m D .. it. I A T S .f L * ti M - * * I* A . a .. sroeial assessments stand approved and confin*1 ^ - ■ . . oved coniu-— and re-pave with sheet asphalt on Florida, a definite time nnd place nnd prorated according to tho foot Hollers is of Evans Terrace Run YV. 91.4 ft. N 100 * meeting of the Equalizing Board of the • City* hereby authorized to a 6 inch rock base, the following where compluint* will h* hoard A ( ity ,. *1 ftE. 91.4 ft. S. 100 ft. ...... ........ frontage of the respective pro­ 91.4 y i” f ' cover the cost of paying, re-paving ! Street in the City of Sanford, and when *ait| special assessnient 1 228.50 will be held nt the City Hall on the 9th day perties specially benefitted by said hard surfacing und re-hard surfac­ Florida, tn-wit: !* hCrCby RlVCn t0 * ny “ nd u M Pcr3on« interested nt which meeting said Board will hear *«)’ a! ^ Improvement. in the roll will be finally confirmed by Special 1*. Assessments sgainst the various ' d ing First Street between Sanford lit- i t r.<it0*1*11 c<„ .. . ociwi-cn oamoi0 n r*; Street, from San Curltu First pieces of property above j obi cctions as to *uch special assessments, und *, ity Commission sitti Ig m* an ilfscrUad that raid pecini a w sir,. nts ar.* „ ffvnbl, Th., II t “KU S O L V E D . Avenue and San Carlos Avenue, a Avenue Last to .Mcllonville Ave- tho Equalizing Board, witlijn thirty WVWI u, neiifcj ufter tl ic above and forouuiiiir «, u.. i al „ i ...in.. full T ....... . IJ !8t , -In 4 equalivc :*w sad assc^-rnents an *" -n ____ i-u *Vfv*i ., 0 .. the jJwidth said sum I*!*,, . ..... of 52 feet, which wimii R UIU H UiU run*. # , , , BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, has been equalized, approved and confirmed . asM!8smc"t roil “ nd when said .pedal assessments arc « ty U erk qf th,* City ° f Hanford. I of Fifty F„ur Thousand. Five All " f said improving, grading, j That the special fS.M-sments pro- installments with interest at 8Ve per annum fr^m”t t< tl<Ua^ annual 8an,e will stand confirmed and be « nd rem&lB iso*. Honda, in accordance Mith tin* Hundred ami nnd after the time ii'e property against which said asaesatnentf *re with provisions of Resohition *^0, * ..f . h , c , , , , , « i * c v „ « “ ,,J r ' r T l "- " J A — -«*• „ g r t r -. . ■■ ________ ' alliance Willi plans spevifkn-‘ spoctive property bounding and j da will te held at the CUv Hall on th,* 9th i , S* uf°n], Horf. c « y Onnin 'nmmljuion Nov. 2lth, 1921. ,_ ___ . I „ * Ul dfl>‘ March A. D., 1905 I Feb. 18th nnd 25th. L. R- J’HUJFft Ll 1 MM* * — — — — — - ------- -----------— _ ' RESOLUTION NO 193 RESOLUTION NO. 194 ! ! ■/ 1 �■ ■■■ /TALLAHASSEE, Fib. 28.— Ns'• V KftTo. commissioner of agriItwv, will present to the Florida JtUnun’i Club, at the forthcomg 'meeting called for formula* v o f thee Itrua fruit Inenection to be presented to the legists‘ a Audi, n forecast made by nlted States department of iltttre on the outlook for the fruit Industry, The forecast, received here from * Infrton, points out that tinbe “ per capita consumption of Itnis fniita increases dSnsIderSbly and foreign markets are de­ veloped rapidly the citrus Indus* r;Js confronted with sn exceeddifflcult problem of readfit" With a few exceptions, as summer oranges and possMy seme replacement plantings no 1v"n .’ Pc will b*« needed to sun* ’ the market for the next decade, Pt in the event of a severe, it ee"H, nml continues: (duction of all cllrun fruit In* IM «I from 20,000,000 boxes In » to around 40,000,000 in 1923. all the young non-hearing graves in criitmrr at present are J4 lvfn sufficient ci e and attention o bring them into bearing and if r&v?'fl*d old tr-«s continue to prAtcs at the present rata there will ' he a production of at least 70,* IfOOjOOOboxes by i930. • , “Oranges show the greatest iyoipcetlvr increase. New plant* mg* of oranges during the past ^ w years in California have been Sufficient only to maintain the pres* ynt arrange of bearing trees, but more than seven million trees were planted In Florida in the five years, 1010*1921. There are large acre* Antes of young grapefruit in both Jitf’ridn and Texas. New plantings g f giapef.uit in Florida Imvp been *at the n\'f of from 260,000 to G00, ,000 trees per year since 1919 ana „ total of morn than a million have *hetn planted in Texas during this rritr* yc:irs there has been vii'K’ard lr* ml in prices es»1K* of grapefruil an i •/ or#s that are marketed during the r*ntrr season. Auction prices at York for Florida oranges of olden grade nvernged $8.07 per l. only $3,27 in lHi»:i-24. Prices Florida grapefruit averaged 3 72 per box In 191P-20 and $4.55 yrou-at, but. only $3.9B per box *lh 1923*24. The action idlers for yrroup of representative brands r California navel orangea aver­ ted $5.70 In 1019*20 and only in 1928:24. Prices for the n£l-$5 season have not varied from the prices of last year. He then* is doubtless a ssibillty of Increasing the num BOS ho,’ •p. .a, ,ot uiuvkcu it must be sfWJwriiv-VuCi . i "v r<L . r. 1 r " " ' • . : ./Tv-yg-ay,' , - w r * -.5- • • - :--r$ -• ..--Jinn v r. ** •-- • TTOBAWFORP HERAU).FlnDAY.FBBRUART 27. IBM. :u v o f bee diseases. remembered that through redlstrl* Mr. Goodwin is t graduate of butioo from central markets citrus -the Texas Agricultural and Me­ fruits now reaches practically ev* chanical College and also haa an e iy market In the country and the M. S. degree from Iowa State Colproblem so far as domestic trade Jcge. Is concerned Is almost entirely one of stimulating the demand and In* craaeing the consumption In the Sherlock Is Outlaw territory now being served. Le* GAINESVILLE, Feb. 27.— Ap­ In Doyle’s Bookstall mons and oranges are sent to mar* kst every month In the year but pointment of James C. Goodwin to the bulk of oranges must be mar* be nursery Inspector for the State LONDON. KcbTifi.—Sir Arthur keted In the period from Nnv, irant {Board, succeeding J/. M. Conan Doyle not only writes books to June and practically all of the O Byrne, who resigned recently to nowadays, but he sells them. Sir grapefruit comes to marke during enter the commercial field, Is an­ Arthur has opened a bookshop thle period. Tho problem thus be* nounced here. Mr. Goodwin has across the. street from Westminster cornea one of stimulating demand been. In the employ of the Plant. Abbey nnd has taken over active particularly during the winter and Board afnee October, 1916. management of the stock, which During hla connection with tho consist entirely of psychic litera­ spring months. “ It is to be expected that the board. Mr. Goodwin has seen, ser­ ture. Not even the “ Sherlock growth of the population of the vice In every line of activity in Holmes'' best sellers will be stock- j country will result in a correspond* which tho board is encaged, includ­ ed. ing growth in tho demand for cit­ ing citrus canker eradication, plant The shop has been called the. rus fruit, but at present our popu­ quarantine work, and nursery in­ "Psychic Bookshop and Mbi-ary*1 lation seems to be increasing at spection, For five years he was "-H win be used principally as a the rate of only one to wo per chief clerk In the Board's offices at distributing house for pamphlets cent a year. Thus, our population Gainesville, and at present Is hond j rtJMt b0uK» dealing with spiritualIn 1030 will very probably not be of the apiary Inspection depart- { |sm> more than 10 per cent greater menj.Jncharge of the eradication_____’ than it is at present, while the prospects are tnat citrus produc­ tion will be at a rats of more han * 50 per cent greater than at pres­ ent. “ To some extent tho consump­ tion of citrus fruits can be increas* > ed through the use of by-products.' At the present time a considerable' amount of fruit is used for seuh purposes but the by-products In­ dustry can never be expected to take more than a small amount of * the fruit. “The United States may look for increased exports In her citruH fruits. In 1924 the total orange exported amounted to over 2.500,000 boxes. While this is only a small amount of the total produc­ FOR SPRING -1925 tion the potential demand is of m considerable importance. “ Most of this fruit went to Can­ ada. The exports of citrus fruits to European countries in at pres­ ent difficult because of competi­ tion with producing areas in the Mediterranean district, Palestine and South Africa. Transportation S especially from the Mediterranean countries Is at a cost much lower ORLANDO, FLA . than from the United States to ■ the various consuming centers in ■ Northcnr European markets. t “ The Immediate foreign situation ' * seems to favor improvement in tin* ■ market for lemons. Production of « lemur.., in Italy, the chief compe- 5 titor of the United States in do- ■ mestic markets as welt as in Can- * ada, appears to he declining. Then* I5 also seems to be some prospect for Improvement in European econom­ February 27th. ic conditions which will increase the F.uroncnn demand for lemons .itjTUi; rcuei unit* p and afford some relief iu to vfic the Unit­ ed Slates bj by taking more Italian ■ lemons off the domestic nnd Cana-;! A t 7:30 JftA,1 A I1« # ffrom com- ■ dian nuiikcts. A relief petition in theso markets would ■ turn over to American producers a ,5 market which now take* about a ,g million nml n half hoxes. ® In conjunction with Jack King’u Comedians “ The problem of the foreign Playing market for grapefruit is primnr* ■ iiy that of creating a demand. In 5 increasing sales in Europo it Is ■ necessary both to educate the ■ European taste for gratxffruit and J to And economical methods of mar- ■ keting which will mnkc it possijjjc ^ scjj relatively low prlcos." PROPOSES IPECTION LAW (MVS FRUIT n k u Consumption Increases Foreign Markets Gain Industry Is In For justment, Bays Report • V. •®' Goodwin Chosen To Succeed O’Bryne As Nursey In sp ector IBAUMEL’S N OW available a t less than 60% We loan up to 60 % of ap­ praisal value on improved real estate. This includes homes, business property, farm s, etc. Come in and let us tell you our plan. Fashion Revue S the Phillips Theatre Si p *t j f Orange County Friday Evening BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 138 South Orange Avenue Orlando, Flei ST. ELMO NEVER AGAIN Secure Residence Sites surrounding the New Hotel at $2200 to $2500 per 50 Foot Front Your Opportunity TO BUY ON THE BOULEVARD HAS ALREADY GONE. EVERY LOT HAS BEEN TAKEN. Sanford People SHOULD OWN THE REMAINING RESIDENCE SITES SURROUNDING THE NEW HOTEL SITE. about One Third Only ol the First Street Business Locations Remain Open Price $200 to $250 per Front Foot $3,000 PER 50 FOOT FRONT RESIDENCE SITES $2,500 TO S a n fo r d Hotel-Realty 214 E. First Street. SANFO RD E. R. FORSTER, Vice Prca. President First National Hank. FORREST LA K E . Pres. President Seminole Co. Hank B. F. W H ITNER, Sec. Cu.shicr First National Hank A. R. KE Y, Treasurer Cashier Seminole Co. Hank FLO RID A mpany i s a i R i s i s s a a B i i i B i i u s i i i u i i a i i a i s u u i a B i a s B a s i s a i B i i i n u H u H H i i i i i s N i i i a u i s a i a a H a a i u i i a H H ^ ^ H M i i u i u . u A A i W B s i n a i i i V i a n i i i O u u 'i i i V ^ ’ ^ ______ ____________ - 1 . _ -...... •1 ■- »t-~ **- ..... y*:1 . .... ’-M n .'iT .'& r tr r • m R. H. BERG, Vice Pres. Manager Sanford Herald H. T. HODWELL. Gen. Mgr. Pres. Hod well Realty Co. ^ H * ^ w B a g g a iK irn u p .iii. “ *■ �TOEjjANFQBD BKRALPi FBIP H O U SE AIRCRAFT COMMITTEE H A S RESUM ED P R O B E bUndnd ----- - ■ r |on track. ftuH f SumritM rttodttat .<1from page 1) p (Continued from page n >rt of the Market i mand and trading moderate, , declared that l»th within two week* by an e ,cmv New, Service of the United Stater ket steady. Florida, 10 inchc hthe steamship lino powor. ,cmv department of Agriculturo and th* . 4sj Cs *3.50.13.78. 0a and «s be dlscriminatfnc "Two weeks is n nrrttv short Florida Bureau < " f Markets. Franl: »3 BO. 10* $1.75. 13.00. Scruggs, representative] , i Comparisors be- time for an enemy to dip in so th„v i Baltimore: 21 degrees cli Shipment* from nil J; devoted to other could consider the islands the?,states ' Florida arrived. 13 cars n n , Sanford " brought tho admiral replied, conceding ’a through Thursday'* , California, 8: JClosing Thursday— Supplies ul.;... ,includes 94 crate, demand moderate,' n comparisons of . the j few minutes later that “of conn . Hprida, 117, which t by the Individual they coui(i be taken.. 01 eourw •rmn the Sanford section. „ rtising. Miami was| Mr. Tinker told the commits shipment, from Florida to date cv. F Io d d ." (HnelTc™ tW M *. «* , advertising to the .(heInformation for his magaihi son 'Shin “ *a n»,tp 2,8°? ,a#t "ea- S.T.7B, 34.00, 3s 13.76, 8a, 10a $3.00, Shipments from the Sanford $1.50. 1,000 yearly and St. I article came from what he c’n! 00. 000. This H. J. sidered reliable sources It ehnrir I 771 t b , !'en*on “ V 1*7.82 against Washington: 22 degrees clear, 1, was the reason 6tj congress with selling AtneH* merits n T . lac,u,1e »hlp- No carlot arrivals, 4 cara on trick thing given by the can lives by failing to am,r, Thurstiay. unbroken. Supnlies light, demand lie steamship line to S10,000 to transport helium • not compare with f ron, Fort Worth Tovn r, ly these cities. This tinn of the dirigible, Bonin v lii o t t t t t n mntion COME INQUIRIES CONCERNING OAK HILJ^ LISTEN TO THIS LETTER WHICH REACHED US FEW DAYS AGO: S Stg— r bv i & £ ? & £ S “ I have been reading your advertisements in The Sanfold Herald and I am very much in­ terested in Sanford and vicinity on account of the great developments of the last year. ac,io.n to discredit the arti- ? S K t t i Ssi la Council of B oy! f . ® nted n statement from the ( in it’s Maieh mef ifif*lr0'Pr ntlons Cnnimittec Florii A memteH of the I tha , the year nf Rupp! Iked to meet with j j j j j R" ail ' ‘>uskT: SO.r.oo.- tog * * regufnr meet- : i, ’ F . ' ,C0UH have bet st . “ I would like to invest in some property. Will you kindly send me some information re­ garding Oak Hill. How far is it from the center o f the city? Is it on a main street? Are there modern conveniences? Calder, operator o f , |? station line, appearchamber and denied *<n misrepresenting to Sanford in order {I( Miner*, which charge bad been rumored [tv for some time. ■ u chairman nf llie i* ! charge of the situa-|" Lrcd that such i u- j ■ C current, frankly ■ lllv, after the discus- j S j amplified to include “ lat officials of the H Please send me plats o f property and the price o f each lot as I may want to take option on some o f these lots until I reach Sanford early in March.” Tuberculosis; Cady’s C. C. R LOCATED EXACTLY TWO MILES FROM T H E HEART OF SANFORD AND ON BOTH GENEVA AND MELLONVILLE AVENUES. Disabled Veterans of Hie World War to n motion made ( JJ KniglA after repet i- M he terim'd rumors to ■ it an effort is under J ec the route of state ■ 3. the chamber vr.t- ** inicate witli the stato JJ nent asking that the a dion lie brought into mg the lake shore JJ id that it leave over M mute nr over Sanford J* of other visitors wer* made short addresser. ir —1205,560 contract [construction of causeClearwater Harbor, c—University of Floring work on $100,000 The Suburb of Opportunity CADY’S f , 1!.; \ Hoimiy For Tuhcmi lotus. Arllutm, Hay.fever, Coughs, Colds, Bron­ chitis, Catarrh, More throat, A Great Tonle mid Body Builder, Purely Vegetable—Alcohol 15%, Try it for Grippe, I-In, Kxce: sive Albumen. 12-oz bottle $1,50. Ask your Druggist or your firmer, if he sells medicine. If none will 'ell, order from the Co, CADY-PAHKF.H MEDICINE CO, Mfrs. Inc., WayVr. s , Un. N. II. GARNER, Developer 110 PARK AVENUE library building. . - Feature Appearing for the First Time T I M E S - U N I O N , ^ M - a r c h f 1 s t. A Special F o u r rPage Section Devoted Entirely to * > .* f ; the W orld-Fam ous Past Master of Legerdemain, President of the Society of Am erican Magicians, whose life has been spent * s ♦ in mystifying and entertaining the public , y appear, E T U I M G to Entertain, Instruct and Amuse the Whole Family 11 appear the week following. Keep KED M AGIC and you will always e waiting for a car, something with which to entertain the visitors. �*3?:,V- *rPfrrv i r, ^: ‘- *'v• 74 x , "■•;i •* , *.fW- *'X- ffig s $ -. ,lj•'W.-'Tf-V .« . r? : * U ic Sanford Herald m k. The Matter o f Co-Operation _ THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27,1925. m r r afternoon rrrept . Sanford and Seminole-county are now menneed by n loss l l l k r M< SMfutd. PlnrlitN ntereil a* Second Cl*** Matter, that may amount to as much as two million dollars through jtnher 37, 1919. Ml 111** PnetofTIre at Sanfotd. Florida under Act of damage to the celery crop, particularly the new celery, through the depredations of the Celery Leaf Tyer, and in­ DBAS___ v. Ildltnr sect pest which, in the moth stage o f development, is now . .Ila u irr numerous throughout the celery districts. This loss and -2LjL 111 M an illa Av* bbb. r * o * « 14« possibly a larger one will be suffered i f celery men stand a u la rn im o x h ate* ( On* Yenw...*7.o0 81* Month*.. 13.80 .Delivered, In City hy Carrier, per week. I Be. Weekly Edition I3.no par Tcnr.,_______________________ ■ rr.n /l. NOTlOEi All obituary notice*, cjrd* or thank*, reunliitlon* and notice* of entertainments where rhante* Hr** mode will he charged for at regular advertising rate*. »BMHKrfTHE ASSOCIATE!! PHRHPI Th* Aiknclated J’ren* In exclus­ ively entitled to the u*e for repuhllcatlnn Aif nil new* dlnpntches credited »> It «.r not otherwise cred­ ited In tm* paper and alao' the local new* puWlsned herein. All right* of repuhtlratlon of *peclal dispatchea herein are nl*« reserved. FRIDAY. FEU. 27, 192.'*. TUB ifERAMVS PLATFORM ],— Deeper water route to Jackson- villa. * . , JL—Construe I Ion of St. John*— In­ dian River canal, f,__Extmalon ol while way. 4.—Extension of local amuHementa —•wimming pool, tenni* court*, etc. 5, — Act|ul*ition of a municipal Band. C,—Augmenting of building prom— hgtiHCN, hotel*, apartment 5/—Construction of boulevnrd ground Laks Monroe. 9^-Entranee into Florida ulate basehull league. JO.—Completion of city beatilifici* tlon program. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. Take Note o f The Children’s Games •e*. . 7<—Extension of *treet paving pro* Lunacy, "Under the Elm*.” Mice, in Nine Letters. * Mellon is Richer. Good News. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (C o rtick i lis t) X Y«rk, perhaps W l* ^ 1 « I to drive Wi Mr« % f After spending a large sum of money to have hi* nose done over, Jack Dempsey is running a greater risk in getting married than if he had stayed in the ring. J ------- o-------Every other day the United .State* i.t assured by some French statesman thnt France will pay its debts. Less talk and more action would be a better way of convinc­ ing us o f that fact. King Alfonso of Spain has exressed a desire to visit Florida. hould the monarch decide to come, Spain stands a good chance to lose u king and Florida to gain another real estate agent. S — ■— o -------------------- Once upon u time work was started upon the Sanford yacht ba­ sin. That wus over u yeur ngo and still wc have no yacht basin. What’* the matter with rushing things and gt-i-it completed ,' M l '3 ? i § M/ 3p t* Somebody i f w L , prices with n lighted*; / ©* Tho toliaccn n*v* Jig hi* p ™ n r , ™ S » j i LPLi . y i * An anti-gossip u, r nss ■» Nebraska, iw |11 Wns fought by f Of in X % f) Tim radical cryiv.. "La Fallen,*, svheSTj } O V tl s // Invest your m«n(I | are taking f|ytr jN a little ns n parachute 'm P; m Finding out~wh^ht.1 salad U about a, **11 scrambling an egg. '**1 Being poor is ton a habit than anything"} io u L X At last, it seem* it J lenrning to r a l j j j j j j i / s s k k hnvo some change, \ Balloon trousers j tires are nil right. £ heads that are all ^ | SUCH A PLAY as thnt isn’t ex­ actly “ immoral," it merely ought to open the doors of the insane asylum for everybody concerned in producing it. As for people that go to see HUch performances, they are worthy of the performance. Bread cast upon lb not return if the shut,! l i Hare it is week., ifJ .of the year :uu| somtdl (stars using their M l I licenses. ^ . IF YOUR cross-word puzzle culls for n word in nine letters meaning UHaaHaitiBuuuaHMaaBHaaHuaaisiaanHiHHuaaKUHHiaKuskttJti ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M u iaaiu i jumping mice, the answer is Zupodidae The manager of the Lon­ don Zoological Garden answered who has been playing one kind of ;i game for the last four that question and then printed this notice, “ We can’t help you to smvti months without any one, so far as we can discover, finding any more cross-word puzzles." That wo have been advertising in 1hisspac*| T H E A IR C R A F T S Q U A B B L E THE TW ENTY LOTS S WISS BELL anything to worry about in the character training the games Ono year»to help; one yeur to give; seem to indicate. Being a leader in his neighborhood, the boy usually has One year-to love; one year to blest:; One yonr.to better things to stress; five or six younger children following his directions in the To brighten earth n little while; thrilling make-believe, and to this writing we have heard of Ono yenCto sing my Maker’s praise One year to till with work my days; no interest being shown by uny of the neighborhood families in their children’s playtime leraning. Ono year to strive for a reward. When I . should stnnd before my The boy, a bright, rugged little fellow, plays “ murder” Lord, all the time. Sometimes he is a great Indian chief and con­ One year; to strive for a rewnrd I think thnt I would spend each day ducts a wholesale massacre. Sometimes he is a Bluebeard. Sometimes he is a lone bandit who picks off his victims man In juat the very self-Bame way That I do now. For from afar by man. Often be is a robber who slips into the house at The call may come to cross the bar night and cuts everybody’s throat before he begins his search A t any time, and I must be for the family jewels. Prepared, to moet eternity. So If I have a yeur to live, “ Say your prayers” , he will thunder. “ I will give you Or Just bne day in which to give seven minutes and IhCPtL seconds .to. liye. Then you shall A pleasant sndle, a helping hand, A mind thnt tries to understand ; 1)110, DIE, D IE !” The younger children, under his dramatic direction, say their prayers, and fall at the pop of his toy A fellow-creuturu when in need TIs one with me— I take no heed; Igun, or groan as he plunges his pasteboard dagger into their But try to live ouch day He sends hearts. To servj^ my gracious Master’s To a casual on-looker the game is probably amusing, but ends, just what is going on in the mind of that youngster as lie — Mary Davis Reed. devises his bloody scenes? What sort of thoughts are start­ --------o-------Some men work hard to find “ soft ed in the minds of the less imaginative children? And where jobs.” lo their observing parents keep themselves? -------o------An active, bright child, like this murdering boy, should Did yqti say your daily boost have plenty of imaginative play, lie should have encourage­ for Sanford today? * ------ o--------ment lo carry on his entertaining games. But something has The hardest cross-word puzzle been sadly wrong in the quality o f the inspiration this child to solve Is tho Income tax form. has had. lie has been exposed to something vicious, either ------- o-------Brigadier-General William Mit­ at the movies, or in the conversation of his elders, lie is chell has, been dubbed the general too young to have read books dealing with (lie themes with of the "hot air service.” which he is so familiar. -------o------Not knowing the parents of this boy we cannot say what "Politicians won the war,” de­ clares Lloyd George. They ought their attitude is toward moving picture shows. They may to hnvo won it since they started have been among that large number of selfish, ignorant peo­ it. ple who use no discretion whatever in selecting pictures for ------- o-------The little girl down the street their children to see. One thing only is certain, the boy is says she would like to tie a diva thinking wrong and his mind will never be cleaned of all the hut will have to learn how to swim poison it is absorbing. first. Look into tin* kind of play your children enjoy. Notice „ --------n------Patience will lie rewarded. A their make-believe, games. Examine what you are offering Western' mut ha * won his bride in the way of inspiration for plenty of tho right kind of fun. after proposing t<» her for the . -------------- o ----------------twentieth time. M A N K IN D ABE A L W A Y S happier for having been Tho rum running industry has happy; so thnt if you make them happy now, you make reached the billion dollar class and them happy twenty years hence by the memory of it.— yet they say the country is getting Sydney Smith. drier all the time. Murk Twain said there were lies, damned lies and statistics. Why not replace the statistics with mag­ azine “ success" stories — Kansas Oily Star, ■ o■ Wbal’s wrong with this sen­ tence: “ I know my son doesn’t drink because the lirsl thing he wont* in the morning is a glass of ice water.” 4 . r~ YA the stepson, n pretty little thought “ Under the elms.” She filially persuades him to dis­ grace himself and his own father. As a result of this constrous mess a child is horn. The mother, think­ ing to oblige the stepson, murders their child. The stepson starts for the sheriff, to hang the stepmoth­ er, then suddenly discovers thnt he is in love with her, or words to that effect. If I had but one year to live; Of ail tin* economical dep * which President Coolidgn has taken, his decision to make his inauguration speech brief, is the most welcomed one. „ ----- —o— In Florida jnstteul of saying, have you had your daily dozen,” it’s “ have you made your daily dozen,” referring to thousands of dollars. Scientist* tombs claim * ^ 2 2 8 \C SUPPLY IS SURE:—Trust in If they can manage it without being obtrusive parents the Lord, and do good, so shall and other grown-ups interested in the welfare of children thou bo fid. can derive much valuable information by watching the Delight thyself also in the Lord; and he shall give thee tin* desires “ make-believe” game o f boys and girls. The Herald has in mind the case of seven-year old boy of thine heart. Psalm 117:11-1. ONE YEAR TO LIVE dobb? ship,* Th'a’t’ . V 1*1'** will .lo idly by and allow the pest to take its course. . THE BIG city of New York is In a meeting held at the court house a few nights ago, enjoying a virtuous spn*m about l “ immoral plays.” Twelve of the which was attended by a largA number of representative ; various plays running aru called celery growers and which was addressed by men who know immoral. Honest policemen of how to raise celery and men who know what successful cel­ simple heart arc sent to investi­ ery raising means to this section, a program of dealing with gate. They arc so much over­ come by the sight of ladies with the pest was mapped out. The essence o f this program may their back* bare down to the waists be stated in a single word, which trite and over used as thnt they can’t hear the lines, and it is, is expressive of great meaning. This is co-operation, report “ the play should be clon­ ed.” or working for others ns well as oneself. The actual mechanics o f the program are careful destruc­ I THERE IS much excitement tion of all celery debris after the vegetable is cut and an in­ I about one play “ Desire Under the tensive spraying campaign to kill the pest while it is in the Elms.” It’s a dull kind of a pro­ worm stage. Any one man can, with the proper sprays, go duction, according to those thnt have seen it, with a plot worthy out and kill millions of the pests in a single day, but unless of a thyroid-lacking moron. others do the same thing, his effort is ns wasted ns those of A man with a gloomy son mar­ a single electric fan against a cyclone. I f all of the celery ries again. The son resents putting some­ growers start such a campaign, it is merely n matter of work, body in his own mother’s place and time, and n nominal loss before the pest is brought under con­ hates the stepmother. trol. This is where co-operation enters into the situation Tho stepmother falls in love with Sanford has through working together build up the lead­ ing celery industry in the United States which means the world as well. Though the celery industry in Seminole county is about twenty-five years oid, Seminnie county is just now beginning to understand the b~:.efits that muy be de­ rived from co-operation and just beginning to see the extent to which co-operation may be beneficially carried. Hy co-operating people of the county may avert a loss of two million dollars. The old adage “ Money Snved is Money Earned’' is as tine as ever though it has been modernized to "Money Saved is Clear Velvet” . Is two million dollars in “ clear velvet” , to be earned hy working together worth working for? -------- ------ o-------------- C DAN * As Brisbane Secs It CROSS-WORD puzzles are high­ ly interesting, and they undoubt­ edly increase the vocabulary. But they do it in an unsustematic, quite useless way. Young people who want to in- ■ crease their vocnbulnrly should not j * deceive themselves with cross |■ words. Let them read Shakes- * pearc, understand what they are [ J reading. In six months they will |■ have more of a vocabularly, more! £ knowledge aid command of tho j a English language than they could * ■ get from cross-word puzzles in six j S thousand years. Iho Iasi .several days have been sold for JIM RINGERS BUT They are fur sale right on lmt the price isi A N I) M U SIC AL E N T E R T A IN ERS $20 ,000.00 A T TH E and this price is more thnn reasonable andI terms are easy. High School Auditorium February 28,1925 A CHANCE TO DOUBLE YOUR MONET] IN A Y E A R Evening 50c and $1.00 ON WASHINGTON’S birthday, 5 *fur tin* .first lime in a century, J* Washington’s Farewell Address M tolling tho United States to keep nut of European entanglements was not reml in the lower house. This is one year when it SHOULD j have been read. Afternoon 2,1c and fide BRITT REALTY CO. INC. B mn 11 ■ ■ Realtors S2 ” a *>■ C O M PLE TE C H A N C E OF PRO G RAM ■rS AS USUAL, somebody remind', (siaHMaMacaiz^MiiHMHMHaaBnansiBaaMHHaBnKBaaHaaaaaaxai, you that George Washington was the richest man in America in his day. You are asked to wonder that a rich man should work so hard for his country, But you needn’t wonder. Andrew Mellon, tin* Secretary of the Treasury, is, with two pos­ sible exception*, the richest man in the United States, or in the whole world for that matter. He could buy George Washington, Mount Vernon and all at least once a month and not feel the ex­ pense. 202 First Street. l'hontlll laaaaaBaaBaaaaBBaauHBaaaaaBBBaaauuaaaiaiiii te SELLS IT FOR LESS MR. MELLON works hard and efficiently administering tho na­ tional finances with marvelous in­ genuity and skill, and enduring much heated criticism, for a sal ary Jess than he pays to any on, of a hundred minor employee in iiis own concern. but n little self denial to Save Money! 410 Sanford Ave. I f pays you :n Self Respect, Dollars j Whatever else may bo said of in due and ancient form, and ad­ Col. William Mitchell, former brig­ mires his conspicuous bravery un­ adier general and assistant chief der lire; there is the ghost of a sus­ picion that both he uml his supof tiie United States army air potters are guessing wildly when service—and there is plenty liv­ they say ibis country or any other ing said about him—lie eannot lie may well di -pease with till arms accused of being a “ quitter." Un­ exxcept the airplane. The colonel's der the hottest kind of lire from fabulous defense, for all its ob­ his superiors in the War Depart; vious advantages, might not be meat, who, became augured at ids impregnable, after all. In this testimony given before the house connection <ic Chicago Evening aircraft committee and accom­ Post says: plished his emotion to colonelcy, "Mitchell has disposed of some Mitchell has held fait to the best helpless bulks which could not say trait Intis of the army and “ carried ] a word to him. Ife complained to on." His name P inscribed among to a congressional committee how the proverbial live per cent who the navy opposed him l»y placing do not know what fear is ami the hulks fifty and sixtxy miles hence are never influenced by it. frnni short* arul in 100 fathoms of Colonel Miu liell believes, with water to make it difficult and dan­ a number of less courageous offi­ gerous for the airmen to get to cers, that the bombing plane and then, and hard for the bombs to the pursuit plane have ended the take effect. He would not expect usefulness of the battleship. Fm • an enemy to accommodate him a< tiler, he had no hesitancy in so stat­ to distance from shore and depth ing his views before the investi­ of water except on some occngating committee from the house, •aoiis. That was the only problem 1 * .had . . to meet.. They before representative* of the press, | |•** the bombers and in magazine articles at var­ did not have to bent off attacking ious times. In fact, in this re- nlancs, ..... ......... .. .................... meet anti-aircraft lire or speet he seems to have broken the! have a mother’ ship'"which“require d mysterious hounds of discipline to \protection.” such an extent that it ha* become But. one thing Colonel Mitchell necessury “ for the good of the ser- has accomplished, if no other is a vice” ns President Coolidge puts stirring up of the question of deit, that he be removed from the for-1 fense. The Uonlidge program of mer high position and assigned to rigid economy for all department < a relatively unimportant place in , of the government, together with the I ser vice. 14 combination of other circumHowever much one la inclined to stances, seems to have ttiuneed nf•ympnthize with Colonel Mitchell i flclul Washington into u rather In his hour of trial; however much 1apathetic indifference to national one deplore* the public spectacle! requirements, and it may he that of the man • superiors In the army Miteh. il hurled his bomb to good ami navy doing execution upon him advantage. mold. ,s u n n J jn m in o le (J jp u n lij jj)an Sanford, Fla S FGGS STIL,rTLV flesh 1 SENATOR IIORAII. hearth Dozen sort of man from the wide West.1£jj will force Congressmen that vot- d U* to increase their own salaries to :•£! J M l ' F I ' I / R F stand up and he counted. Jj) 1 1L R They don’t wish to he counted, tf! because they don’t want the home folks lo know that they voted to raise their own pay. That’s why the tiling was done in secret with­ out a roll rail. But the merea a* ■> * :->:i •:.+« -x. •: is reasonable. A GREAT many young pcapp read about Osbotnc Wood, - on ofij •lie United State* Governor of th,' Philippines, niul about his hie Winnings in Wall Street and hi big winnings in European gam b'ing hones. Now comes the end 1 of the story. Young Wood has no monev The French police, i hunting him, accuse him of miss­ ing worthies* check*. Young Wood ; says, “ I have had my dance, now l must pay the fiddler.” Don’t gamble, it doesn’t pay. *1* BLACK W ALN U TS APRICOTS OCTAGON X 3> STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS V* • VVVV'i VVVVVVV t *r 1 t KAMI R Y I'utlllil . * IvVV **V >*,,*, * Ci’x v w 4 7 c a; /% p*; H i IUIBHMBMBBHBMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMaBMBBB|||S|l** B U Y C E L E R Y FARM ROSEDALE Nti. I tan THI.KT-SOAl* :i For .... **!«*!*#t*► *» A ■%.*».%A,*» '*AAA, ■>+♦<* X ' X ' X ' X - • •*1*% in l- ^ FRESH CLAU SSEN’S •••;•-> COFFEE ❖$ * ..s* -t- bfi “ PREMIER Pound ................. .>* ........., 52c £ I Five Acre Farm Close in, reasonable term'- W. H. LONG y ! ♦ x -:..x ..:..:..x «x ..;.( E. F. LANE R E A L TO R ir j Franklut ts .................. 18c Lli.gj iBeef Liver ............. I8c Lb. Which is at its best in our W A L N U T FUDGE | Western Park Chops........ 28c Lb. S Waters’ Kandy Kitchen g Compound Lard - ........... 15c Ll>. ^ have a peculiar flavor of their own, Try Saving. s THE CONGRESSIONAL commii F 21 ptim iiln ... tee lias decided lo go on with tile aircraft investigation. Thai’ > • ; . + + .j s*..s good news. It Is suggested limit the President or somebody repr, y jlf! AR G R A N U LA TE D venting him wished the investhm yTj o u u m t j,, ,MlUIHis . |ion closed. Thnt is not true. Pres­ ident Coolidgo wants the TRUTH 1jr j • > • > • > ❖ v* • and wants the people as well as j |himself to know it. +1+ ^ Interest when you deposit at ourSavInus Dtp*” p in MIAMI TRIBUNE IT COSTS YO U NOTHING Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 First National Bank BuildinifSales Force Miss Ruba Williams, Mr. R- L* bllip^ G AR D E N hose - ^ yanced Stove and Fire P W ood Cut to -Suit Sti.00 per ,Ball Hardware Co. Britt Really Com. �i V- TOE SANFORD HERAUV FRIP AY. FEBRUARY » , Lake Worth—Local Minneola— New York ayndicata » Austls—Plans under way for shoe cpecialtie*. Company to Improve system at I 1125,000 grade to thoroughly develop and sub­ The Dale Troy orchestra of Or­ construction of of 150,000. divide 115-acre tract north of city. lando furnished the music through- school b'uUdinff. out the cvenlnir and as a special­ ty during intermission, uavo sev­ eral numbers. , ,.o MISS KATHRYN WILk fv ,eSociety . . . . Editor. .. * ** Appreciation for the co-operation f nrilO n n uNo. n .. JO OI E :—Res. 428-J of all those whose help made tho ahowinR a success-, was expressed gv TnlRe model and with it sho by Mr. Raumel today. n picture hat of flower-trim­ The firm will present the mod­ u. a n n u a l s p r i n g f a s h i o n s h o w i s wore med ornnRc straw and an oranRC els at the Philips Theatre in Or scarf. lapdo Friday evening. il presented b y b a u m e l s s p e c i a l t y Mies Specrlng was also lovely in SH O P T H U R S D A Y NIGHT A T M IL A N E n maise RvorRcttc frock mnde tunic Bridge-Luncheon Give; effect with black lnce trimmlnR. A large mnise strnw hat with Ono 7-room House on five acre lot o f which 4 acres are in groves— good One of the une oi me most elaborate events events. nnd ties mil Brit .... varicolored flowers. completed tho By Mrs. Fred Walsma' ct staged “ vet staffed by the Boumcl’s Spec-! ri,.h(1, c* . , ° f nnrrpw blu* ! costume, a banquet Klven „ income property. Right in center o f village; elevation 92 feet; fine hurch ialty Shop was tho presentation u i on ....A close fittinR white tur- ! ni„,i.._ wi ople of the church Mrs. Fred Walsmn was the grn* Iu tin* .Miss u,a,iys Gladys. Wilson made a or spring models at the Milaml " w,th « sinRle ornament of I wuson maue *■■>.. r,, oom of the Prcshostess Thursday at tho water, colonial style house, elegant winter homo for some one. Theatre Tuesday evening ,: tnne» completed this costume chnrmin* model in nn afternoon clous host , at 7:3B o’clock, ....*.• Richt rh/?e . CClub when she entertained lovelv members „ f s„nfn»,n....... \ \ blch was strikingly modeled hv R 0W !n *r*sb Rreen and black. Country modeled by efforth League will lovely members of Sanford’s social Miss Hazel strikingly the Tuesday DupRcnto Club nt Snrr,.n ’ Ms:, I ra«do on straight lines, the ffroon *u~ rr---t the Methodist set, who acted ns models were: Miss Hazel Sorrell. Miss Sorrell top being embroidered In metal luncheon nnd bridge. PRICE $12,000— H A L F CASH al: o wore a new spring coat of Mrs. D. P. Drummond, Mrs. John thread and a band of black satin The luncheon table wns beauti­ Four of the Mnurer, Mrs. K. S. Holly, Miss flannel in Lanvin green with a fininshing the bottom. A deep fully decorated, being centered by printed motif iu gray nnd green fch will meet with Iris Sneering, Miss Hazel Sorrell, on a collar nnd cuffs. With this fringed Spanish shawl of green a blue bowl filled with vari- coloi- '| ek on Celery Avo- Miss Olive Newman, Mb's Gladys she wore n poke bonnet of Lanvin with hand painted flowers upon it ed sweet pens. Colonial bouquets Wilson nnd Miss Mildred Holly. was worn with this dress. of sweet pens with paper frills One 10-room House, eight acre lot, one hundred nnd fifty fruit trees— large An attractive background for green straw with a loose faille , script dance givAnother frock modeled by Miss nnd tied with tulle in pnstcl shades bow on one side. an Legion at the the display of the gowns was fur­ were used to mark the nlarcs nnd yard, many kinds of shrubbery. Mrs. It. S. Holly, modeled an Wilson was a lovely chiffon trim­ given as fnvors. Duplicate wns nished by a scene arranged to rep­ Home. med with yoke and hem of net em­ exquisite Peggy Paige sport frock resent the entcrior of n gown shop. broidered in many colors. With plnycd following the delicious lunen Tnll French floor vases filled with of white and brick red flat crepe, this she wore a hut of maise qnd con. jrday. on straight lines. crepe The white rilk and straw in a tamflub will meet at cherry blosroms and spring How--,fashioned white embroidered Covers were laid for: Mrs. Fred A HARGAIN $10,000. ers were suggestive of the season!.... .................... 10 o’clock. o-shnnter shape with braiding In Walsnm, xMrs. Sadie Giles, of Phil­ *,» .. -• ami three folds of the brick red while attractive articles of femin­ pur will be held at white. adelphia, Mrs. C, E. Henry, Mrs ine npparcl were pleasingly ar crepe finished the bottom. A rib­ 0 o’clock. Miss Olive Newman modeled a Harry U'wis, Mrs. Roy Chitten­ ranged. bon hat in amber tones was worn blnek satin afternoon gown made den. Mrs. George \V, Knight, Mrs., Straight lines continue in favor, with this frock. indar with the straight lines, and flouuc J, C. Benson, Mrs. S. M, Lloyd nnd A lovely afternoon gown of ild will meet with but for tho young girls, thd boufed with petal-shaped ruffles piped Mrs. Hal Wight. eld at 3:30 o'clock, faut model seemed popular. The powder blue crepe trimmed with*, in red. Aright rod poppies on monthly business length of the gowns varied from ivory lnce, was worn by Mrs. Hol­ leaves of gold patchwork were the Free silverware. Tickets given Woman’s Mission- ten to twelve inches from the floor. ly. A picture hut of henna straw only trimmings. *A small hat [ the Methodist Each model presented to an appre­ trimmed In shaded flowers com­ with a black pompom completed with all purchases at Kent’s Vul­ ’ Phone 282 108 Second Street canizing Works. held at the church ciative audience eight distinctive pleted this costume. this costume. costumes, eiteh worthy of mention. Miss Mildred Holly wore a beau­ A cherry red canton crepe sport Some of the most admired costum- tiful imported hand-made Peggy frocks, made with hiptricks and a Additional Society nn Page Six 1cs were: Paige sport frock of apricot crepe tie of white, was worn with a close Eeeting • or, the _lTaICm Mrs. Drummond made a lienuti- which was elaborately embroider­ fitting straw hat of red. In Auxi/iary nt tho ful study in an ensemble suit of ed. With this she wore a hat of The closing scene was most at­ trimmed with a I * Saturday after- powder blue. The coat wna a apricot faille tractive, each model uppeuring in L k . Mrs. F. J. straight model of fnillc with Chi­ showed bow of metal ribbon. n sport costume of hright hue irict eommittcewo- nese neck line nnd the dress wns An exquisite afternoon gown of carrying an opened Japanese para­ fwill be a guest nt of white flat crepe with a band black and white flat crepe, with CREPE DE C H IN E TEDS this is tho first of blue failln in points on th- hot lumper effect nnd full sbirt up­ sol. During the evening tho follow­ ....rr has visited the tom. A hnt of white embroidered on which, a panel was set embroid­ Jis hoped that there taffeta nnd Htraw completed the ered in leather patch work, was ing program was given and great­ ly enjoyed: costume. $2.95 worn by Miss Holly. A close fit­ attendance. Mrs. Frank Donaldson sang "It ting blnek straw hnt with white Had to He You." Another costume that Mrs. hlCK Drummond appeared in was n din­ burnt peacock feathers was worn Miss Martha Fitts gave several Exquisite! and splendid values— a spccinl |a take orders for ner gown of white chiffon crepe with this gown. novelty dances. iby chicks. Mrs. Miss Iris Spooring appeared in purchase for this Saturday. Only five dozen II. Clause sang "Lively Ha­ which was made in a simple bod­ 1. Sanford, Fin. ice fashion with n design of largo a beautiful dinner gown of white waii." in all o f these crcpc dc chine teddies will sell Miss Mildred Holly sang “ All roses exquisitely embroidered in flat crepe elaborately embroider­ r ICE ed in steel bends on a cut work Saturday at $2.95. Some are trimmed in Alone." |F'iod sale for tho shading colored bends on the full design. This is nn imported PegS. S. flaumel gave several soft skirt. straw colored lace; some are tailored; all ill be hold nt tho Mrs. .John Maurer wore an at­ Saturday nftcrhave two-tone ribbon straps. In pink, flesh, tractive enremblc suit of Kasha I'clock. cloth in mnise and white stripes, nile green, peach, honey-dew, nnd maize. trimmed with metal bottoms. With TICK AUDITORIUM . D A Y T O N A BEACH Saturday! [meeting of the N. this sho wore n sport hat of white MARCH 1ITH— 8:15 Chapter o f .the taffeta and straw embroidered in held Fridpy nt metal thread and braid. M AD AM E SC H U M AN N -H E IN K LIXUKItlH 9UCOMI KI.OOIl home of Mrs. Another lovely frock that Mrs. ! Maurer modeled so charmingly World’s Matchless Contralto Internationally Loved was a Peggy Paige creation of Admission— $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.51), $2.00 plus tax flowered chiffon fashioned over tmcK rrff.ilar I^tital npricot silk, with this she wore a si Phone 989 rectory Friday email poke shaped hat of npricnl [dock. Wednesday silk nnd straw with a vnrl-colored ■ TICKETS ON S A LK MARCH :Jrd. ornament placed at one side. |o'clock. One of the most admired cos­ M A IL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW a cooked food tumes shown was a white sport Unpaid Reservations Held Only Until 7:15 <tory by th! Wo- dress of flat crepe with round col­ [tarilav afluTU«'<m* lar apd cuffs of cut work ip blue e Social Side of Sanford Paola Located cial Calder-Eldridge C i ........... I’l.tuQjlf •urn-* >.Ufc s!" Spring Merchandise In ....iiff.r tn r e a H K U g flir a r iH W ififtffla .iiM tfa ................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; ^ rfs zk ■ ill w 'l Twenty-four flannel dresses, regularly $27.50 and $29.50, Saturday only at $24.75. In sizes l*t to 42, newest spring models in plain colors and stripes; rose and white, wood, blues orchid, navy! ■J. \/\ At •’ .■V; PLumt : m Fast color clothes in all colors. Sizes 2 to 8 years with a guaranteed ticket on every suit. $2.50 to $3.50 Heavy Rib for Boys, 50c I* I Two hundred pairs of Lucerne Hose, specially purchased to sell Saturday at $1. Pure silk, with reinforced lisle top and sole, sizes 8 1-2 to 10, in black, white, French nude, medium gray, and blossom. •'A. a ’ffl : MAIN KM KOI 1*1 Wash Fabrics $5.75 Jolly frocks for house and street wear, o f fast colored linen in canary, rose, blue, lavender, brown, and green. Many are striped; trimmings include filet and Irish crochet lace, hemstitching, drawn work, and buttons $5.75. H9c and $1.19. .'I0r and 15c yard. I .loonier dresses of gingham in novelty prints, crepe, nnd dimity, sizes 2 to t», regularly $1.26, Saturday 89c. Of best quality fast color gingham, iu sizes 7 to 10, regularly $2.50, Saturday at $1.49. Kyrtlc Cloth, 82 inches wide, and fast color, in gray, yellow, blue, brown, rust, and white, 80c yard. Devonshire Cloth, 82 inches wide, fast color, in stripes, checks, plaids, and plain colors, 45c yard. MH/.ZVV'NU. KI.IMIII k t h k k t k i .ooii— o. k i .ooii— i». i. Silk and Lisle, 40c to 85c Men’s Union Suits 79c Men’s union Suits, full-cut, athletic garments with hack opening and knitted crosspiece in hack. Unusual values in sizes .'M to 4I>, priced for Saturday only at 79c. In the Mnn’s Store. $3.00, $3.50 and $5.00 Sizes 4 to 14 1IHV9 BTOIUV—llrr.l l*lo«r. v -I-v v > ^ ^''' m . m < ‘* + + + + + + * * * + * * * * * * + * * * + + + * + + * * * * * * * * * * * * 4 : 'W i. 300 Happy Home House Dresses Five hundred Hoy’s wash suits, in button-on styles, and sizes from 2 to 8, in blue, green, brown, nnd tan com­ binations, purchased to sell for $1.49 Saturday only! Regular $2 and $2.50 values. *inzz»M>n r too a Phoenix Sock, every light shade, Hand embroidered voiles in the new light shades, guaranteed fast colors. ■» *.%.J,...A,;.£ y $t Girl’s Dresses 500 Boy’s Suits Little Girls Dresses >V $12 Pumps o f champagne kid, with baby spike heel, one strap, fancy cut-out on side, ami full, round toe. A com­ bination of champagne kid and black patent made in sunsprny effect has a full spike heel. At $12. I 1.1Kill i* i $1.19. length Socks, plain colors Lucerne Hose Linen Dresses si:roM> M Spring Pumps i '” Peter Pan Suits y ft ih i Fla mid Dresses $21.75. ■V. raw at Saving Prices 88c Crisp new Happy Home House Ilresses in ginghams and per­ cales, three hundred of them, to sell again for the startling­ ly low price of 88c. Warmer April and May days are soon to come; you’ll be glad if you’ve visited the second floor and seen these new garments which fairly glisten with coolness. In all sizes and many colors Saturday, 88c. x e ro x ii Ki.miii mu t ii 1 the yowell COMPANY ♦ i ? V « * MAIL A KIIONK. <111 Ill'll It I* It(, > |. PTU riLLRIl ill eiiiMTi.i. (. PKII mix .%i, RHOKI'RIL DICKSON-IVES CO. 2~14 Orange Ave. Orlando. Phone 1106 MAIL A CHUNK (IHIIK.H* I'HUHm i KiLLini II X KHINITI.LA. I'HIUWX AL MiorrKR. s �THE dANFOKP HERALD. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY27.192;Y I ADDITIONAL SOCIETY m Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Dress Making Classes |r« A r e . Luncheon Hosts Come To Close Today A t Montezuma Hotel The dress making classes und­ The Book —i— < N. T. Cobb has received a tale* .Mi’s. Holly Entertains I gram announcing the death Mat at Winston-Salem, N. C.t rof Book Lovers’ Club I night his brother, Dr. Whitfield Cobb, Lovers Club , after a short Illness with influenza. met ! Reside' his wife ami two children, Dr. Cobb is survived by three .brothers and two sisters, among ' whrm is Dr. Collier Cobb, who has ' filled the chnir'of geology* at the University of North Carolina for t the pant :»0 years. er the auspices of the woman’? club with Mis; Eva Richardson of Tallahassee as instructor, nil! Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Brown of elosc with Friday’s lesaon. Satur­ hurt Washington, L. i„ are com­ day morning at the. usual hour the fortably situated for the winter class will meet for a review and season at the home of Mr, and round table discussion, and nl! 1Men. a. H. MeCnslin on Magnolia are requented to bring flats books Avenue. and pencils. Mrs. E. P. Morse, Mrs, The meeting will l>e held in the nnd Mrs A. N. Jacouy. sun pallor of the luh house, on account of the services in the ruMiller Hostess dltorium which will be held by the Mrs. Seventh Day Advent i*L‘j. Mem­ bers and all those who wish to at­ To Pipe Organ Club tend arc requested to enter the sun parlor by the* b-ck door. The dresrea made during the week will be on exhibition for inHpectum and crltlcnm. The class, instructor and the Woman’s Club are indebted to I ho Singer Machine Company for the use of machine? and splendid itisistnncc, for -M of which they are very grateful. The largo class has been mode Jovrcst I„nke, Mr. and Mr?. K. J. up of women who arc intensely inlfolly, Mr. and Mrs. ,1. (I. Bull, (crested in I he work and they fee! Huts Ihitl combine chic and * Mr. nnd Mm. Henry Wight, Mr, that much has been accomplished. beauty, distinctive nnd differ- * nnd Mrs. W. II. Tumilciiffe. Mrs. It. Ft. Tolar has as her house eiil a l titc I* guest, her sister, Mrs. J. W. Winpate of Jacksonville. Mrs. Win­ Every W eek Bridge Is gate’s daughter Miss Minion Win gate, will arrive Friday to spend Entertained Thursday the week-end. J 'lir. and Mrr. E. A. Douglass graciously entertained at an ol/tht nurse luncheon, Thursday,’ at the [ontezunin Hotel, as a courtesy to Ale. and Mrs. G. K. Holtinsworth iof Chicago. /The table was beautifully center­ ed with n bowl of snaiv dragons in pink nnd Invender. Corsages of sweet peas in the used colors were given the ladles as favors and bonton nie res were given the gen­ tlemen. Following the sumptlous luncheon the party motored to tho Country Club where the ladies played bridge and the gentlemen Increases Oxygen inCombustion Takes out knocks Prevents Carbon No Carburetor adjustment Q u a lity Shop A t The Country Club Thursday ut the Country Club, Mrs. A. U. Key charmingly en­ tertained member? of tho Every Week Bridge Club and some ex­ tra guests, at luncheon nnd bridge. ’ "Red roses were used to bank the mantel in the dining room where tho luncheon wus served at rmnll tables. The tables were cen­ tered with crystal baskets filled with roses nnd ferns and place eufds in designs of m l roses were 1 used. •The delicious luncheon wits fol­ lowed by bridge In lounge room. A gUcst prize for high score an ItnlIrtn embroidered breakfast set, was won by Mrs. W. C. Hill. The club prize, Itulian embroidered guest towels, was won by Kathryn Will;by. For consolation Mrs. John Sneed was presented a score mark­ er. ’ The club members present were Mrs. A. It. Key, Mrs,' Walter Wight, Mrs. J. (I. Sharon, Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen nnd Kathryn Wilkey. The guests wore, Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. CL F. Lmicks, Mrs. Earl T. I.oucks, of F"t. Washington, Vn,;. Mrs. S I) Chittenden, Mrs. Murry T. Bodwell, Mrs. John Sneed,'Mrs, Sam­ uel Pulcston, Mrs. Frank Win tlirop, of Tallahusseo.j Mth. George Herring, Mrs. J. M. Brooks of Elm City, N. C„ Mrs. I,. P. MeCuller, Mrs. I). L. Thrasher. Mrs. George Rice nnd Mrs. E. M Gallovi*y discovery rids-motordom o f old'enemy, Makes even best Gasoline Better. Prevents formation ot carbon, lcmoves old nccumuiutioui leases power, keeps cylinders and valves clean and keqg motors at their best. | s c ie n tific UIH PARK AVENU E Increases mileage Increases power No effect upon metals i” ' ' 'Groceries For 55 years St Jacobs Oil has lu n ending pain for millions. It stops itt once most of the pains ve 0 ffer, uml gives Nature a elmiico to cure. All pains allied to rheumatism, to hackdrlio und lameness are among them. And the pains am! dangers of chest colds. Home results e o m i through counter irritation. Some by relieving conge: lion, by bringing the blood to tlit} skin. All are prompt. Before you stop rubbing on St. Jacoks Oil the pain ebbs away. Then you forget the 1nmItle, while Nature has a chance to cure the cause. You can afford to wait. tints wny to stivo on your f.noccd’ifs without reducing /our menu is to order them from the Popular Market. Wo guarantee our quality its well as pi ico. Part J. II. W KAG tiK, Prop ,T1a 15. First Street. ‘ ; IBM U ko ANZENE for a short while and the carbon will disapptjj idualiy without effort on your aart—you r" motor will mi ich better—cleaner and freer and more powerfully each tii* I drive it—even better and more efficiently than when ™ on your We Deliver (o Any o f tlie C ity. * || j I ihcmeeitsrn ’ Phone 211. Some \vi I ti ll yoit o' r w a y t.» ili tF.i . itut niemher that lilts v..,y ha: for till youi' I -eu rmic • ing pains, i"i niilli in. li does that ipc I w‘A»nmt burning the skin. *. «»;i« i*m rely on it. Y ut ii'Tgyb t guarantees it,Why tab chances on amt'.uotl not so sure? • Keep St. ,fundi* Mil on hand. Have it runny win n the pain starts. Don’t waste hours which you can spend in comfort. Just a mom-ut of rubbing with St. Jncohs Oil will end moat of the pains you suffee. Ami check a chest cold at the start. Think how little the cost—only •T5 cents— to insure that. Ilarkrclm I ■anirncGU Lumbago Soreness Z * J* -i w J* rx jjj ^ u " n J H » ” a Jj « * jjj 2nd and Magnolia-First and Elnv-Sanford Avenue and m C b «t i/olilj J S ' • >bs O i l THAN THEY ANTICIPATED — MAKE SATURDAY NIGHT THIS SALE A WINNER ENDS E X T It A S P E C 1 AI F IN A t. I.O W P R IC E Ladies’ Ni^ht Gowi SATURDAY, FE BRU ARY 2Mh. P. M. TO I :.'}() !». >1. It EG IT.A It SUIO VALUE l-adirs* ivliitc or pink l.rinMc night gowns—icmbroidcrcd yoke ciilTs— a good value at SUP). SA LE PRICE CDOD (R 'A I jIT Y 27 INCH AHKON CHNGUAMvS L A D IE S ’ K 1M O N A S Regular SI.2.1 Values Values In S2.25 Mm •Turk up NOW,— Idl) sh irts in this fine r,'" :T Material.. are percales, rrrpos and prelly pattern K: . without collars—Ricfi savings greet yon in H' line lot of ahirts. G R IP P IN G V A L U E S TO M A K E T H E L A S T DAYS T H E BEST OF A L L Regular SI2.00 Values Men here is an opportunity to buy your summer ncels in clothing— (he miitcriids are Seersucker and Linen finish Palm Beach*, |u?t the practical suit tor the hot ay> ahead. Me have all sizes, 31 to i’J. a Special aaaaaBnaaaaaaaanaBHaaauiHaanaBaaaaaaBOBasKitii r.very department in the grip of law pri No liens, Ladies' and Children's Ready-t • lit-. Furnishings, .Millinery, and Shoe* iamily. Prices lower than vdu even d | ^a«HanaH«3angB-4»oHHaau '***• t^an u snaau ai: jaaiiauMfiiasiauuajiMBBS^3. �-~r■?. '■' - *'*“*'“ Toddy's eoral Uy A C, Hove — decaying /, Ben" Stopitaff Caused o f Soul f Slone So B rittle tk ed o ff W ith N ail r* Program For Fck 28. J r T~ 5 mui d ■ V ■'/ Ul, . % i 14 Id n 7 W7, m 1 /•/ '///// H M 20 W // • ZJ 22 f/A 1 m m i 50 % w % 24 *lb 7? um* l) h\ !Z 8 lb ^ Houses of Parlin* j jitliml one of the,i ^ns ,,f Gothic archlK wnrld, am! strenuous IniltT consideration to |r fnmoiD pinnacles ,r crumbling away. • have disappeared nnd |lu*nn* of restoration V I to for the purpose 1 t),e symmetry of th ■ [the famous building. • l about half the pfn[either fallen. nr been Vi time to time ns n (? 1 •"■m- ■ *eb. 23.— Big Ben; Lek of the H on .**". Ibfcmne clogged with recently and ccn«*,i lltwteUier. This sugI, Majesty * office of Imethlng must he 'lone Vuture to prevent the V from entirely changItrctural features, ne- 1 i A). -j HORIZONTAL’ itcav”of the stone fen-. 1—fllte 16— t W • 1 T » L( tWiargoylo figure* 3— follower of i n e li « a >lr nMfs and. sonic of A tills ail#, battered hy the 6— -M 1 d d 1 . I T - f i S S ’ and scot, have1 Wes t o r n 18—a game mhiance of skulls nntl ’ s t a t e 21— an accu., In nuiny place.' (abbr.) mulat I o n |« w.Tk ha.i begun to ' 6— three toed on s t a g ­ #r (he parch over th:* •loth nant water 8— frolic hlt‘ tJ the House of 21—tool I^rttae brittle that , ®—cov e r o d 2G— affable In J ( |;l-apr it i.ith l: with damp manner dirt IJflpfi np m the mns28— boast purer many of the 11—article 30— a f t « r ■(> niche# have lost. 13— fnu n d o r Christ and queen Tereanl d -where what (abbr.) of Carth­ 31— prep o i l * ihr beaulif'dlv carve ! ago hoaime little more tion L5-—bird Jt<t hlritn ul' niHMinry. 32.— total j ■Balm1*. chief nrchitcct 33— lament ■ty’s nil it e of Work*, taitcd some time on a I question of arresting Herewith Is solution to Pernio ltf< n. Ho. 110. Irohl.m of snhsitlonen, 5 i In g e Ic of St. Paul’s Cathe£. O R T A L puk e)i}>!:iin:ri re.-ent- X o N I C E ORA indationa on which the l r<, i l B ^ V P O E R J M pPanu u‘ arc built nre -iL t ! X o g ] l [ o l o ME Ic structure itself i.-. Bind, it U simply n s Iteay of the external Mu A /O M [from the time the O DD S T ORED priinment were built, process external J - k lA O *manifest, the soft 110..' ( " ills' t • the neN W oed sulphur in the Inhere.” * 'B E I B E .'- B E E GNAg b h ra ta n n a n * I'DWUlV, Ulfc m m rn u ' VERTICAL 1—proceed • d 15— g^rt of «t* with a slow easy gallop 18— piece of 2— k i n d o f metal that pastry holds an­ 3— one's own other i& dwe l l i ng place place 10—conduct* ' W o « l l l 20— b o ▼1 n * point quadru­ 6—mother ped 7— t h • same 22— tod I n t d trough _ _ (abb*.) 8— puxtlon of28—k in d o f food chew­ dove ed b7 a 21— Drat man 25— always 10—over them, 27—sixth not* st a dis­ of diaton­ tance ic scale 17 yin hiunn 23— refusal . l i away cvnnvciran story ET Shnon WMC Memphis Commercial Appeal (498.7) 8:30 musical. jten tO i’ jrtalrt! j#*1 R— ,reh. w bi « l WCCO Minneapolis- St. Paul Ol6.f) 8 philosophies; 8:15 talk; , _ .................. 8:30 musical; 10 dance, saxsphone quartet. CKAc Montreal (437) 6:30 medtcaUworld of Great Britain. In 'mired why James Mackepxte was works on th* heart.” concert; 7:30 entertainment; 9 dance. 'WEAF New York (492) 0-11 ■ha g g g R « M R P M r x " « T j t g a a a a M g M i i i ig i i | g i B i h g i B H B M a * entertainment, dance. WHN New York (301.2) 0:30 VfPC Atlantic City (299.8) 8 recital; 0 concert, orchestra. WEEI Boston (silent.) WMAQ Chicago News (447.5) 6 orchestra; 8 Russell Pratt. Fred Daw; 8;30 photoloifue; 9 Chicago theatre. WGN Chicago Tribune (370.2) 6 organ; C:30 ensemble, quintet; 8 chorux; 10 ddnee, drch'estrSa. healtji talk; 0:36 orchestra; 7:30 .WLS Chicago (34*(.6) 7 trip to dance; 8:45 tenor, pianist, enter* Australia; 7:20 nations! barn talners; ;0:3t) dance. dance; 11 Senate theatre. WNYC New York (520) 0:30- j ?*«5SVS ra & T tt , 1VEBH Chicago Port (370) 7 9:30 orchestra, instrumental vocnl orchestra; 9 dance, readings, vn- music. 'll.orchestra, songs, readings. W.IZ New York (456) 0-10:3.0 KYW Chicago (535.4) 7 con- entertainment, talks, dance. concert; 8 musical. Youth’r Com­ WOAW Omaha (520) 0 drapanion; 9:35 Congress classic; 12 mntic; 0:30 announced; 0:45 pro­ carnival; 1 a. jn. Insomnii club, gram; 9 pianist; 11 nfghthtlngaNlghthuwks. les. WlAV Cincinnati (422.3) A con­ . - V t WTAY Oak Park (250 ) 0:30- ,5 cert, quintet, lafnfone. 7:30 classical program; 9-10 poWTAM Cleveland (380.1) 8 pulnr program; 12-12:30 organ _ I -ota in Rel-Air can tic purchased at bargain prices bedance. coni e it. " WOC Davenport (483.0) 6:30 Kno Oakland (301) 0 concert: for the pavitur p ro -a m is hCgrim Sandman; 7 religious dhrussion; 10 hand, vocal, address; 12 dunce, 9 reader, vocal, pianist; II dance, Roloists, songs, WFI Philadelphia (394.5) 5:30 i KOA Denver (222.4) 10 dance. orchestra; 0 talk; 7 concert. WWJ Detroit News (352.7) "II’ Philadelphia (508.5) 5:051 7:80 concert. orchestra; 0-7 talks; 8 talk; 8:15 WHO De* Moines (silent.) concert; 9:05 dance; 11:05 recital 3 PWX Havana (400 ) 7:30 con­ MCAE Pittsburgh (461.3) 0:30 g cert. hoybee; 0:45 uncciul; 7 road talk ','! KTHS Hot Springs Park (375) *:30 concert. S 8:30 cellist, pianist; 0:15 orgun; > i KDKA Pittsburgh (309.1) 5 ■ 10 frolic. concert; 0:15 Bible hints; 7:30 S WOS Jefferson Cltv (440.0) 8' hand. “ musical. o ' KGW Portland Oregonian (492) ■ WDAF Kansas City Star (36.1.- 12 Melody men, solo.. ® 6) 0 School of the Air; 11:45' \V(»Y Schenectady (379,5) i Nighthawks. H^iOjIance. songs. ' Vt, AS l.ouisville Journal (399.-, KFOA Seattle (455) 8:45 pro.■# * * " c-tit v ,nc‘7 t' r!’a,,," P * pi«nl*t. gram; 10:30 dame; 12:05 archesI! LEW IS, Pres. K. C. MAXU k I.L, Secy. KHJ I^is Angeles Times (404.-Ura. ? )„8 " jjh w t " ; 8:30 children; 9:30 WII7, SprlnglWItl (331:3) 0:15 105 W est F irst Street. Phone .‘149 tolk; 10 Trip to Mount Lowi*; 2*1 hi-turv fkitchei; trio; 7:!»% — n. m* J-oat Anueh. i 11io; S vwal; harltono; 8:10 j 5 • - -----i— ■ i —--i i.. i . ..-■_ . ■ .i .-I - ■ ■■ KNX Hollywood (336.9) 8:15 play musical! , aaa*nauaH uuM M *aauiiuuaM auaH aBa*iiu*uk*u£***iii9g*B H augaaaaaatf■ ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ «■ % y A Hint for B efim m The cruse word puzzle <fl^ gram la merely a mesne of con­ cealing words which are ayaouymoue to those listed and which will Interlock perfectly and so read equally well croasvlio or ‘downwards. Always look fttr th« number of tho synonym on the diagram. If horizontal, you most find a word to fit between that number and thaftntahadsd stop to the right; If vertical, yopnnuat fiftyohr word between the taxftnber *hd thffflnt shaded stop beladL Bel-Air Realty Co. JUST A FEW D A YS In Which to Buy at Present Prices V . N • ' * * - ‘ i Iper Stops pertakers Ads, -— Fob. 26.—In nn onUtis- uaUalMiuugbv, Cyril H. Btown Ittleavcr Derby, has licrtakcrs’ mivertiscIt* pages. Makers nre excellent kmielves.” Dr. Drown c publication, *‘we do |be reminded of them, and when three such firms blandish Us in one magazine, it is danger becoming the most depressing of journals. I wish the undertakers would join the doctors and dentists in refraining frojjn advertisements." TO ATTEND IN HODY ers of Pulni Beach have voted to attend in a body the state road deimrtnu-nt's meeting at Miami Mur. io and nsk -for. aUUg aid in the construction* of fdadajtmT bridges in me county listed by the depart­ ment among the 1925 projects but for which no appropriation has been made. WEST PALM DEACII, Feb. 27. Tampa—New school building to -The hoard of county commission- be erected at cost of $140,000,. IT WILL COST TEN PER CENT MORE TO PURCHASE IN MELLON V,, w/ l . , m Sp e c i ;i 1 S i x Siuliin " l lVC Po.SM'IIKt't i \ /. o. b. ['<n it)r\ i s.v<1#1*->,i, UJj THOSE PERSONS WHO INVEST NOW ARE ASSURED OF A P R 0F IT -T H E R E IS NO EAS­ IER NOR QUICKER WAY TO MAKE 10 PER CENT ON YOUR MONEY. YOU a r e b e h in d th e T IM E S W IT H O U T 4-W HEEL brakes liantly Powerful and Flexible Performance B-R-A-T-l-O-N-LrE-S-SI A t high sp e d or pulling through J going the Special Six motor delivers a fluid povver-now that iwlessly smooth and steady. A-L-E R-T-N-E-S-Sl There s ap, a "liveness,” to the motor that makes the nary car seem sluggish by contrast. it e h-designed 4-wheel brakes you brake down wnh lightningrapidity but with utter smoothness. The price I I — 3 •°- • ary—includes the brakes,full balloon tiresand 5 disc wheels. p SPECIAL SIX • r a n g e f r o m S E R IE S — S 1 0 9 5 e r f o r m a n c e ADVANCED SIX to $ 2 2 9 0 , A d Quickly Fort Mellon Development Company “Promoters of Sanford’s Finest Subdivision” S E R IE S f - o - b- fa c to r y A. P. CONNELLY & SONS SEMINOLE OVERLAND CO. PHONE 58 UKU 104 MAGNOLIA AVENUE �Household Hints RECIPES FOR P A L A T A B L E DISHES BY HELEN H. DOWNING first mixture. When thoroughly mixed, add whites of egga. beaten L c^ oao half cups sugar, whlta of until stiff, add flavoring. Bake in i t; v ftu r eggs, two cups flour, three a shallow .pan, cool, and shape, £ ‘ .fourths cup milk, two level tea* F - *- spoons Calumet Baking Powder, gflro n o fourth teaspoon almond ex* r,- ■•'Uract. i* - j. Giving you more for A delicious, inexpensive desMrt— Bake a loaf of soft gin­ Sift flour once and measure; * **dd baking powder and sife flvo slv times. Sift sugar, then ■ \ measure. Cream butter and sugar gerbread, split and while hot with warm saucp, having a layer sauce on top. Serve lain or with whipped t's delicious. { every » time you spend one, handful in 1859 to 2 «m j on ■■••• i>Kr>iuMFs;f> *(.tn|trd m ill m inr'M itrnl In D t«* Sviiilnulr rountr I'millrr Aa.urInllm ir All Spinliuilr I m ini» I’m illry A fc.iirlutluu rad nrr »inni|inl um l Kuarnittr.<l In lir Irr.h. II >iinr grocer iiimn'1 hnm llr tkm t lilium - R O Bm ill Ilf will Irll fm i »»lirn- lu ml ll.riii.— lu.l.l »lm n|iril rum. EXPENSE SELF SERVICE no- d e l iv e r y AND HOW PIGGLY -WIGGLY-REDUCES CASH HEL NO— BAD ACCOUNTS LES million a day in 1925. la s s M iia a iB is a a s a B s s s s B ’M AR K E T DAY g RAISINS g SU N M A II) BRAND % Packed In Olive Oil lb can A £ f o r .......... . dUm laaxaxuMMBxaaaxx deliver C Iona Rrand Green and Tender Potatoes PRESll ERGS llo >«n»r “frr.li" r u n * ro«n. from l.rrirtln noil 'IVnn.»»r** »r A L L OVER THE W O R LD has increased our * customers from a When frying doughnuts have a pan of boiling water ready and dip doughnuts in and out quickly, (that is, after they have been fried) and place on brown paper. You will find that it removes all the grease from doughnuts and mnkes them much more delicious as well ns more healthful. A ft­ er you have dipped a batch of doughnuta, if you let the water stand until cold you ran see the grease that has come from them. The dipping in hot wa­ ter tends to toughen the doughnuts slightly . although it free them from fat. When using dry ineoanut with cake frosting, ley steam­ ing the cocoa nut first and you will he pleased with the r<ftultr.. lie fore putting the coconnut over th* rteam, I nla<e it in n clean white cloth or table napkin. In this way none of it is wasted. • together thoroughly, then odd g flour and milk alternately, a little . . ^at a time, then flavoring. Fold in c.,; carefully the stiffly beaten whites *> o f eggs, and abke in angel cake - *, pan or two loaf pans, forty to sixxty minutes at 360 degrees F. ; , ' r Add one cup chopped nut meats if . ,n Nut Loaf rake is desired. Strawberry Mousse I * r One quart cream, one box straw\ J , hurries, one cup sugar, one fourth Sft .. box gelr.tiue (scant) or one and, . one fourth tablespoon granulated ' gelatine, two tablespoons cold wa­ ter three tablespoons hot water. **•' Wash and hull berries, sprinkle •* v :t'; sugar, and let stand one hour; ' •: tnnsh, nnd rug throupo a flue sieve; • odd rc.’ntinc soaked in cold and , duMl td in boiling water. Set in ...pan of ice water ami stir until 1 it begins to thicken; then fold In > * whip from cream, put in mould * cover, pack In salt and ice, and let * stand f jur hours. Raspberries may used in place of strawberries. Petit Fours Yolks four eggt, on'; cup mgar, three tabu-simons cold water, one •** and onr half tablespoons cold wa­ ter, one and one half tablespoon! . V corn starch, ono and one fourth lev* *-01 teaspoon Calumet Raking Pow* .*«•* one fourth level teaspoons salt * OP'1 teaspoon lemon extract, flour, V whites film* egg*. :i * Peat yolks of rggs nnd water v until thick oml lemon colored, add pJr.S'gflr gradually, and heat two min; s h tites. i*ul corn starch in a cup , and fill cup with flour. Mix and **si.'tcorn rlarch and flour with link* ing powder and rail, and add to your Dollar spread apple of the either cream, Excellent Dessert P IN E TR E E B R A N I ) —10 lbs PEACHES KKYM AR SIFTED, (2 cans) Del Munte Coffee Butter LIS T E N IN G IN (iOOD TO TH E L A S T DROP FRESH D A IL Y By Helen II. Downing There is an art to listening in * that ** housewives should h*arn. * And they ahould learn, loo, the value oi having certain hours ilevoted to Imut e-keeping by radio. For it << the radio that is hring- Mng the new gospel of homtekeop- ini- to every home in the land. * Although it may lx* an imponuibllIny for some hoi!itekeu|>er» to j, .. leave their human m order to at* tend c inking demonstrations and ‘ homo eeonomieti talks, there are •-•-none who cannot take uu hour a * day to listen-in over the rudio to ,'*• tie* very rtinm kind of lectures. **• Tn settling oneself lor nn hour’r listening-in, ono very necessary or rot is a pencil and pad. There 7 arc often .' uggestluns to he noted * down Iteciie-o are given so slow.* ly that they may bo written down, V v.hih listening. There are household hints to he remembered nnd \ tried out later, nnd decorative 4«*rttgff«*itit II" col'- •("he— f«n ' * countless other things rotating to . tlr. uCit-iico o* houbv.Ree.mij,. » Often :■.* lectures ipeakern wiP . answer questions after they have ^ iv o n their talks. Radio speakers "iJinnot do thii -over the radio— but they c in uiuwer your letters. • ‘ Your kt!err. in fact, are the only \ way they have to gaugw your in-+- terest in their talks. Hu. If o +i, ereakei int us you, write him * nnd >n\ • Your lettoto are their T* apLlaute. 1 .\'o matter how doliberataly n ipeaker mt.y rive a rveipo, it will *■ I too !:.v. for some listeners-in. ...S o l ai n io ti.o nbhrOviations. A * ctpltnl “'l for tuhlcsponii; small * "t" for t> r ,iuon and "c” tor cup *■ On* m , add a few ubbrevutions .. of ot:eV, own, aa “ fl" fur Hour, * “ stiff" fo- “t:gnt, and to on. FRESH You’ll find the best tfroccry values in the city here at Roberts Grocery Store. Choice lots of the finest food products obtainable— yet priced exceedingly low. Complete line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables l, trg — Initial work vi.fiOO.OUfl divulopment (.!id hotel at tioacii drivu h uvtnuo. !* rdol»—$700,001) to b« vl.'n* improvi-nmnls and •i >f iwo litiiijji-.. over Thin Woman pc! 10 Pounds n 20 Days India— Ceylon Red Circle, espe­ cially selected, lh K O'clock Fine flavor* lb ... Orange— I’ckoe NO. 2 >/2 2-oz package ... i ,,-lb package........ i .-lb package...... C A L IF O R N IA R ITTE R S LA R G E C A N W H E R E S A N F O R D T RADES This Coupon • CO UNTRY Kokar Coffee Supreme, !b . xolden Rod Butter Cream Layer Cakes. A light flu ffy, iomemade layer cake with pure orange fruit fillin g and Will Re Accepted n >range fruit butter cream icing. Truly delicious. Columbia Console Model Grafonola Saturday Only HINES’ MUSIC SH01 Phone 694 Free Westiiiffhouse Sewing Machine at our booth in the Basket on Salur- day, Feb. 28lh from One O'clock on* Uaskei i(aIcons y Men Cun Do the Same -* All weak inun and wonivn. All ri'-.oox men nnd wuinsn All rd.inny mv:i nnd wotiwn Cun g.Ow rtimig heaithlor j and rcoi • \jgorouu and tukt* «m . »•■'! <1 1•• ‘ dnl in 30 dayn junt , , by taking McCoy's Cod Liver Oil * Compov.aU U.ihlvtn four timea n 1 ■'day ‘ ia»v to talm as candy. An ! w U t hit thorn f|»*sh |mi. du . *g ' hh’tN huvn made. One Or v g ';it tripled l.in (.ilea |,i one SATURDAY ' $10.00 perfect mechanism I hat always prevails in a V*1 iughmiae Product. ♦ week. *I*.voi; ! .iiv knows ili.it nasty. -. ea-.l'rjf > il .•mollli.g i A Idvitr oil Ii a v »r-if *rf uI viialixer, flesh pro. •t dui'or aod In ultli creator. !'*• A-*>•» to svullow ihr , hotriblv • tu! t whun these wonderLful t-*h ^IiU ay's Cod Liver Oi! Compound Tablet i, are ju.-tt ar good rod ttuiy to take. . A box of lit) tablet* for tIO cents ■ nnd if any Vkinny man or woman ’ doesn't ealn at least 5 pound* in •?:. Ld da vs—.money hack. Ask Uowor’ I'irirm.n y, [iranV. I'harinary, - • ‘ *' ; ' good druggists anywhere in Am in c l> < ue cm! get McCoy's the o: I^inal and genuine, nnd dont forjp there is nothing on earth so • gft'd to make trekward, listless, . UnderwA-igbt children grow strong ujuJ robust. — Adv. F- S.— Bring your husband ho will nppret'iut** Ladies Grey Slippers federal Bakery PH O NE 001 M ARKET O RNER 2nd nnd M AG N O LIA S A N F O R D ’S SUPER �THE 5 F L O R ID A IG TALENT Mercer _ Team Plays l V “ ’" ‘ail JI m i i x t ’JS Men Are Fai fiS E » w fth G a i," 3N YANK R0STCR S IGCAM PS AT PFTERSBURG s MACON, (»n„ Kell. 27._Tli-> rrack or anh-n bain on horsehair kites 15 Tw irlci’s To |( S;ir»snta; Ho!d- STS t S WosTyinfE Brook- »Pri"K rm.lk.ll ..ml birth .t v " „Kh Infield Signed mcr’s 1925 bancball wanon. ‘ KAN KUAN CISCO, Feb. 2ft. — <•!«! wuv »thiit no tunn lc a _ i‘ t 'S •■ 0 CIea,,er U * * ... W t e .........„ „ „ no „ „ ntnn or wo . » nay that • lA|itclcn (n Develop In- ■man either i* entirely n mystery X *° I*aat Haschall I’lavcr : lw ^'s ,,r her tiry cleaner. If o n r l y irf?.?.trVr.,Vanic*. Pnjvi’rsity of In. nti l u he k. views of -I’ B flrn, Kllmbcth 1*X* ______ accepts Mias LAWRENCE, Kan Keb ” 7 - s1nn,n’. receiver nt a local dry r,.l„e nortii. rn.ni IM ' • > P'»»in .Macon nnutitutc the Bear John frvl llaakcll'n Widely fata-'cIc(S ,nV ' ? W1,,W L i. Etnessc*. thcro ia n cu-; dinmomlern H" toughest opposition. H ail-nround athlete. ha:, h ft t V .. ,M|SK " W .9 “ p h£.r r<5ac Indian s h.,ol lor his home in Ok- ‘ «>ns severeW a3 foHowar’^ m p n ? pere to re nor I at the nrt' ,,nirt,thful n»d carelesB. The f print; trnini ft camp1or fho V w ' Z r ™ f C sVLpi.tl B,,l‘ imli'TercnV” rejtu ■»>i k Vankiv A in March, it wai f he cxJ,,a,n* l *nl ? c" »«? '’ 7 " ° 1,1 Y icave love Ictlcf in their clothe.. inml • kn iwn ierc trwiav [jonship baseball club. niddlc. John Sms. "Vtodwit-k’ " ^ / li;c l'<K Indian Im. li ft „ „ nu.r. i ^'d «Imt v/omen ina;;e n hahlt aendY fusy at Sarasota-, having non and Manning Rountree ru li '!UK m:or,l» I'chiml him at the In- , ,r- ffttrn,eft*'4 " “ h J,' wc,r>' « l!lm" institution. He won letter:-. ..\"h : . . . the park at least once ciose for ace of the hurlcra. " M « n r foranchr-* of the major' • ,£<? l" a ,,rY plcpmnic oflke! IS in I f f . mrnneer, w'.m return., , Cnntein •'Shorty" IVore ‘Crook• no pjr e of jewelry after n iNmitli, “ Red" Lawrence, 1rvi jdflhdics. Kor three venrs, he wa 111,1 [been dccp-ccains. “ nrei Tor the Itankcll ther ond one love letter on th* * arters include Joe Mur- IterM. Hobby Pinkston, "iied" \d , K!\ we wend *♦* Virginia semi-final, and nms and Sid Ellison, all nhMim- , 1)1,11 for P.vn years heels ... . of , another. . . When .. ni»tio,,!1> hlch point rcorer t,,L-,c‘ *crR homc. ... thc cleaned -*■ tcMillaa, with Montreal, or . arc ta toss the leather sphere ,M V clothes, wives always pet them nnd ' ;on the yiidiron. jy arc pitchers. Allen Of?ain for the Haotists. Coach Stanley Robinson, baseball ! ' k-«s a n... I kicker and a tuI,,ib,r |St. Mary's college. Oak u nround with a catch- • lJ‘ *fttor, announces Mercer’s ache- 1fQ1,*v shifty open field runner and . 1 called . . .ore , , woman , .up nt.. a l ady to assist MIck?y | follows; Mar. Flo-i.i !’a.4 ,,cn’ »*ra.ed .the greatest dis- M c ) anJ ,*®W her w tad hot dmnaerly* of" the' EnsVero • ‘A? in <JaincsvilU-.Ma.Mar. affllao ’ f t 1™ * m »>«’ 'U n i t e d 's t a t c '; . * '" unhl,r!,t wor,h » fortun'‘‘ S m I leagues, who“up| who u n ?tat«on. i s o n . UeUnVl’ DcLand aVd'Ilwk^^ilTc’ and Jackso, ‘ ’ 101 J;’- 5 ........... <'« ''nplc *“ U>aa. ........' ~ n n i"^ "m i “ M,'1 rl» ! ,t’ ’ 'back j aA,l" Kurmnn, 1: 7 " •» b°*’ ° ' ct .^ibccn the only “ *‘. * I' urmnn, Macon; Apr’ S 'V0l,1.n t,flrk candidate for th 1'. Indiana, Macon; Aor. in.n "utitnndipjt star on the Haskell |F3nu t,mc today. JRK, Feb. 27.— From C O N S T IT U T IO N A L A M E N D M E N T — N O IN H E R IT , T A X — NO INCOME T A X V'k S : t f Y Y t e . i t si. h t a t e R ? * * Aw- ‘ t-i's-r « ~ - : ,rV.b l™ ?: infield practice stage a ’ Mn,rwn; A,,r* 17*ls. N'otrei.p He win also a stvulig pinyor enbaseball team He plays) ;, .Indian . L'ick Cullop, all around Uame. Macon; Apry 21-25, Georg- ho “ ‘ b»Mor in the outfield and ------in, Athens; May 1-2, Oglethorpe/ 'V 1,, nj first base. m batting average* for two ST. PETERSBURG, Keb. 27. — V Macon; May q.-;, OgloHmrpe At Levi bata bats nnd and throws firoce Baptist Church of thin citv «% still awaits the 'signe ! lanta; May B-0, pending with South! :7a; 0,Yi* .‘-rvi ycarc old. i plannitv* n 10 story nlllco and, t tf several regulnrs, nl. . ....... .->o. He at- <hurch Imllduig to b« located nt j *♦* Smirer Wilbert Robin— tenilcil tmre Indian ^hools other, Fourth Street and First Avenue ticaily a.Asured of an inthan tlaskdl Ini-.titut, from whi:h' rcu b. i* i.-, dated by a membor of lligh Johnston nnd Tierp r e l i m i n a r y w o r k BEGINS “ L‘ ,v:u! Rradurttd Iasi January. that tret bod**. bmP'. The plans being considconsul-, ♦ f brk. Jacques Folirnler, —— _____ __ ......I i__ ,n __ A ered ..„11 call r..~ for _n ___ modern 10 story ♦>. fan, h awaited with some PALATKA. Feb. 27.— Workmen AGED NEGRO DIES I strt'ctiire, it is stated. On the & Tiemev, who has played • Fourth Street nnd First Avenue J [may be starred nt that have begun the preliminary clear- 1 JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 27. in the construction of Palatka'v ltieh;.ril Davidson, a negro whose sides sldca would he stores anil and the au anr Robinson, in an effort ing to hole municipal golf ----------. . . ------fen the combination. He funds for which were fstrengtlt wherever lie months ago. A golf Drding to the Brooklyn chitcct, who has built....._ ... _ __ ... ...... ions sections x * Florida, "is "in ‘ rniidcrably doubt, show "that” Da- rrhoot Vooms. while space'aimvc ,T charge of the work. He state» that v'dwn win born in Savannah, Gn.. the third floor would be rented to *♦* Johnson, veteran liinu- the grounds will be put in in as nearly a,!” f|J*e the date as 1788. Inicincs i and professional men. eto .Senators, will spend ■perfect condition as new ramnig season at H». un(J g rci.„s rtl„ |,e made. Ullll i the links, he .mu! yes- the construction will be nrreded u > OlIR W IRING IS DONE nhis arrival there. In . with the view of completing the bo Is spending much of tottvx a# won aa BY EXPERTS possible. [toying with the clubs.1 We take no *-hanc:s with opr 100 baseballs have been elc'trical installation work—nnd I with the names of the i PI-AN BASKETBALL MEET you do not. tVe have never had «nd Washington playa case of fire from defective in-1 Z I guests since they have [ JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 27 - FiHill nt ion installed by us. Our lot Springs. nnl arrangements are cxnccted to work stands inspection. It may be completed Jiy the end of this cost a trifle, more, but it’s worth I ELECTION DATE week for conducting the first an- ! it to you. mini independent basketball tour- ] fSVlLLE, Feb. 27. —City nument of Florida on the courts of fixed Apr. 14 for hold- the local Young Men’s Christian Melton Electric C°. bnicipal election to name Association. A majority of the [four councilmen and one strongest teams in the state will Phone 382-W |of the hoard of public compete for the prizes, it Is stat­ 321 Sanford Avenue ed. IN T H E SUBURBS OF TH E C IT Y OF Sanford, Seminole Comity, T sar M aylf";r- : m' -"vmin- SSTffiJ “ =* lu iiH iiflH a M R x a iR iiiM a a ia s in s n a R iM R s a a im n a B iN V iR iiiia iia iiN a iH a N H iiiia a R a H a H M iH im iia a a ■laaaaaaRNaHNuvHSHaiiaaaaHaHnanitnaHavgMapijiNRa'nH^anaaaNaaHifRMaaaaanaaHaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaBB ■■ ■■ ■■ * i Y i f Y aa aa Y aa aa Y aa ■■ Y aa aa Y aa aa Y aa aa Y aa aa Y aa na Y aa Y s; aa Y aa aa Y aa aa Y aa SECTION ONE of Oil — On Opening Day SATURDAY February 28, 1925 WE WILL GIVE WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF FIVE - (5) GALLONS OF PAN-AM GASOLINE TWO (2) QUARTS OF PAN-AM OIL FREE. t T T Y as aa Y aa aa aa aa aa aa aa X si? aa as Y ■■ Y aa Y as aa Y ❖ as na t i aa ■a ■■ Have your oil changed-2 quarts Free. We are opening, a fine up-to(late Service Station where you can obtain Pan-A in Gasoline and oil also used parts o f all makes of cars-don ’ t buy new parts until you sec us. Real Service----- water* air and crank Case Service I* REL. DON’T FORGET THE OPENING D A Y COME A L L Ladies’ and Gents Rest Room. Sanford Used Parts Station Geneva and Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Florida. _ My HkuM k*inateaiiaauauH«aM Uuaaai<H<iaaaaiaaRaaaaNv»' ........... .... ....................................... .. 1* mi m .ea b u li a u at U J (Ui k i d a u a B M 'll, M M «(■ * ■* • J as f as 88 * a■ Y 88 ❖ 88 BM t 88 Y ■B t aa rA'* f T Y 88 aa T 38 Y BB aa Y 88 aa Y Y 13 YY 88 j 38 aa 88 Y *‘9 . ' ’ T ’.- • » • ♦ I * • f -* ri f A * 'l|«f .J' \ i . . 1i j . ’a, J Sanford Grove, Sanford’s newest subdivision was offered for sale for th efirst time last Saturday, February 21st. t92">. Your response thus fa r has been extiem ely gra tify III R, many sales have bedn made to some of Sanford’s best people and to tourists and investors from a great distance. ; ; • % Ask for a copy of the restrictions on Sanford Grove arid you will be able tp judge therefrom what class o f development we are building for you. Values are certain to go much higher within the very near future, and we leserve all righto to increase prices on all of the balance o f thfe property as soon as our program of improvement has been completely carried out. The natural beauty o f Sanford Grove has been preserved; this new homesite has been so named because of the handsome grove o f pines, oaks and other large trees which Nature has so generously provided on these premises. LIVE IN A PARK 9) « SANFORD GROVE A PLACE FOR HOMES Special inducements to the firsl builtlers o f dwellings at Sanford Grove have been offered if they bcepin Iniiblin^ within sixty days and finish their homes within 12 months. W e will build a home for you from your own plans or ours. You may make a small initial deposit and pay the balance in monthly payments for a term o f years, the same as rent. We offer a special and unique selling plan. You are cordially invited to come out to Sanford Grove on Saturday afternoon, Feb. 28,1925 at 2 P. M. to inspect the premises. You will not be importuned to buy, but if you are wise you will grasp the pres­ ent opportunity! Lunch will be served at 3:30 P. M. and there will be music to entertain you in the Grove. COME ONE! COME ALL!! * - ' * * a ,• , * # , ,, FOR MAPS, PRICE LISTS, PHOTOS, BOOKLETS, HOUSE P L A N S A N D O TH ER IN FO R M ATIO N A P P L Y TO FLORIDA REALTY ASSOCIATES; INC. DEVELOPERS AND SELLING AGENTS Executive Offices, Land Title Building, Philadelphia, Pa., und Daytona, Florida. F IE LD OFFICE HOTEL VALDEZ LOBBY, SANFORD, FLORIDA JOSEPH L. BAUM, General Sales Director is X, 58 Y S8 ♦ aa NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTIO N GENEVA STREET IS NOW BEING GRADED RIGHT THROUGH OUR PROPERTY » inr Florida »> *!« * ♦> *1*»;* *1**!* C* F LO R ID A -----3(> HOURS FROM (10,000,000 PEOPLE •> ♦** •!* *1**** v *!• *t* *1* *** *t* *t* *1* ♦;♦> ♦;* *t» *|« *J**1*<• *1*»!♦ <* *;* **• «$» *;♦ *;♦ *;♦ ♦;« �MELBOURNE. Jan. 26.— Aus­ tralia is emphasising its demo­ i8fGrldat<mi,Who Began cracy; tho list of New York hon­ was the shortest on record. ' Career By Throwing Bomb orsKnighthoods and other imperial­ At Provincial Governor In istic decorations have lost much of , Kept Under Conatant Watch their significance and dignity here jP* f i t * _ because of the scandals attached miGAt Feb. 26.— Maria Spirido­ to their bestowal. Certain weal­ thy political workers nrc still pre­ nova, probably the most famous pared to pay the price to become of all Russian woman revolution* knights, and the British govern­ Uta, is on a hunger strike in a Mos­ ment is quite willing to grant the cow prison and it is reported that appointments, but the Australian governments, wisely gauging the Bolshevist officials ate about to state public feeling, has practically ve­ art her to Turkestan. toed the wholesale distribution of 5mma Goldman and other radi­ these gifts. cals have been exerting every ef­ The tabor government in Tas­ fort to have Spiridonova released mania, West Australia, Queens­ from Russia, that she might recruit land and .South Australia have leg­ h«r broken health in Germany. But islated against these awards, nnd Moscow officials are apparently even the Liberal governments are afraid to let her leave Russian going slowly in recommending the soil. She is the idol of the peas­ granting of British honors. _ t . . .... ....... ................ 85064.70 ants, and is believed by them to Dignified reward for meritor­ Total c o s t.......................................................... have a charmed life. ious service to the state is still To bo borne entirely by adjacent property. As a young girl Spiridonova understood, but many public men Number of feet frontage ...........~................ - ............. 0ft bombed a Russian provincial gov­ who have insisted on remaining Assessment per foot frontage ............................ ....... 8J.71UO ernor who was notorious for his plain Mister. FRED T. WILLIAMS Engineer brutal treatment of the peasantry. Australia has had onlv one na­ She suffered every indignity at tive peer, the late Lord Forrest, Foot Final the hands of cznrist officers and who did so much work in explor­ Description Frontage Assessment Name Was sentenced to death. But this ing unknown Western Australia Markham Park Heights, Sanford, Fla. young school tcocHeri whd tad that the county forgave him his 502.14 mads such a battle against the in­ title. May T. Woodruff, tat 7. Blk. G ...................... 135 duced the social revolutionists of 502.14 D. L. Thrasher, tat 8, Blk. G —................... --135 Was too well known to be execu­ 520.74 Reginald Holly, Lot 7, Blk. H .......................... ted. and was banished instead to Capri Models Work 520.74 Siberia. S. Price, ta t 8, Blk. H ............................. - - 140 For Low Salaries W. 502.14 The 1917 revolution brought her Leslie Went, Lot 7, Blk. I ..............................135 back to Pctrograd, and although 502.14 Realty Trust Co., Lot 8 Blk. I, ..........................^38 CHICAGO, Feb. 26. — Because ahe was not a Bolshevist, she in­ N. II, Garner’s Addition to Mafkham Park duced the social revolutionists to ho could hire a model for 818 a the leftf Ho .cooperate with (he month, and that other things were Heights, Sanford, Florida Lenlne forces, and became a power- relatively cheaper and easier, Eli219.46 t! fill factor in the congress of sol- hu Vcedder, the noted Amcricnn Joe E. Richie, tat 1, Blk. J .................. -............ 59 219.46 . fliers, sailors and workers which pnintcq of midwestern birth, chose N. E, W. Sistrunk, Lot 2, Blk. J............................ 59 502.14 brought the Bolshevist government to spend more than 60 years in Fred R. Wilson, Lot 3, Blk. J ..........................135 Into existence and hastened the Rome rather than practice his pro­ Spencer Heights, Sanford, Florida fession at home. So spoke George end of the Kerensky regime. 493.21 But Spiridonova was opposed to R. Barse, Vcddor’s conferee nnd W. R. Frier, tat 1, .................. ..... - ............—.132.6 490.99 the Brrst-I.itovsk Treaty. She neighbor on the island of Capri, W. C. Hill, tat 7 ...... ............................. — ..... -132 494.70 battled against the shipments of who has just brought here an ex­ Margaret Roberts, Lot 13 ...................... ...... ...... 133 grain and cloth from starving Rus­ hibition of some of Vedder’s works. Margaret Roberts, Lot 19 .......................:.......... 133 104.70 "For thnt same renson, I make sia to Germany, and opposed LenTho above and foregoing final assessments nro payable without in­ ine'a efforts to nrrnign the penni­ Cnpri my home," Mr .Barse said, less peasnnts ngainst the thrifty "nnd probably it is influential in terest up to March 15, 1925, and from and after such date, said peasants who had managed to buy causing some of our other Ameri­ assessments will, bq pnynblo only in 15 equal annual installments with a few sheep and cows. In tho All- can artists to spend most of their interest at 8 per cent per nnnum on nil deferred payments. . Russian Soviet Congress in July, time abroad. In this country I Witness my hnml as City Clerk and tho Seal of tho City of San­ 1918, Spiridonova opn ly nssnilc I would have to pny 81.26 an hour Lenlnc’s policy and defied tho Ger­ for a model, and engngc her from ford, Florida, this 11th duy of February, A. D. 1925. man ambnssndor, Mclrhach, who an agency. I could never adjust L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk myself to this cut nnd dried stand­ Was subsequently murdered. Tuhlish, Feb. 13, 20, 27 nnd March 0 and 13th. Since that speech Spiridonova ardized wny of working. Perhaps -------------- 0 --------------has never been n freo womnn. For the younger men can, hut 1 urn of a time she was in n sanitarium and the old school. TO A LL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON SAN­ “ Ovor there I hire n model to the Bolshevist authorities declared FORD AVENUE FROM COMMERCIAL STREET TO she wns mentally irresponsible. Ln- pose for rue exclusively, nnd it is LAKE MONROE, AND SEMINOLE BOULE­ ter she has been In various pris­ understood that she is to pose for ons and under guard in villages mo whenever I need her nnd as VARD FROM SANFORD AVE. TO near Moscow. But at all times she long ns I want her to. I pny her PALMETTO AVE. has realized her steps were dogged 816 to 818 a month nnd when I The following is the final estimate of the cost of paving Snnford by tho secret police and she has am away she can work nt anything Avenue from Commercial St.. North to take Monroe, nnd Seminole more than once appealed to the else she desires.” officials to throw her hack in jail. Boulevard from Sanford Ave., west to Palmcto Ave., a width of 40 She said she preferred actual con­ Bartow— Plans completed for feet with Lnko Asphalt on a 6” Rock Base, finement to life under constant es­ construction of much needed road 903 Cu. Yds, Grading at 40c ................... ...... ...... ................ 36O.B0 pionage. to Bek Dirt! sanctuary. 1337 Lin. Ft. curb & Gutter nt 76c ....................................... 1010.12 61 Lin Ft. Headers at 35c .....................- .......................... 21.35 2037 8q. Yds. macadam foundation 6” at 80c - ...................... 2349.60 FOR THE 2925 Sq. Yds. take Asphalt Pave, nt 1.22 ......... 3568.50 118 Sq. Ft. concrete 5" alley returns at 30c ......... - - .......... 44.40 2.5 Cu. Yds. Clnss 11. concrete at 23.00 ......... —.......... 57.50 3 Inlets Type A. at 35.00 .................................. - ............. 105.00 Caught On A 1 Inlet Type II. nt 30.00............ —.......................... ...... 30.00 40 Lin. Ft. 24” Concrete sewer H-I0 at 5.00 ...................... 200.00 1 Manhole 4-6 at 50.00 ..................................................... 8000 Rod and Reel Casting Outfit 1 Manhole 8-10 ......... 80.00 1.207 M. 3" Drain Tile Tile 0-3 nt 100.00 ...................... 120.70 Wc Will Give The Following Frizes: 264 Lin. Ft. 12” concrete storm sewer at 1.05 ...... - - ............ 277.20 Extra Work ......................- ............................................ 270.08 1st LARG EST— Shakespeare “ M arkoff* 1 Monument at street intersection 6.50 .......................... . 6.50 Reel. tahorntory Inspection of materials ............................-- 106.9o tagnl expense, advertising, etc, 2 per cent ..................... 173.39 2nd LARG EST— Ilcddon “ Kins Special Engineering 5 per cent .....— ................................ ...... 433.49 Biggest, Bass or Trout Rod. 3rd LARG EST—Tackle Box. Contest Open From March 1st to October 1st All Right Hoys— Let's (Jet Busy! Hill Hardware Company RHONE 53 Big Investment For Service ^ ■ f H E expenditure for additions atid extensions to the Boll Telephone System in Florida during the year 1925 promises to he the largest in the history of . the State. M °re ?M85,000 will i>e required to carry’ out this program of expansion and meet the constantly grow­ ing need for telephone service. Practically nil this is new money, sccureii from investors, who furnish these funds With the expectation of earning a reasonable return. It is estimated thnt more than 5,000 new telephones Will be added in Florida this year as a result of this big Investment. Telephone subscribers are receiving more for the money they spend for telephone service than for any comparable service or commodity. This is made possible by the efficiency of the Bell System organization in rlonda and elsewhere. D A \ IP LAIRD , Florida Manager m Be ll System - SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Om /Srtr* Oh. 3 ,*.^ Jenry Nickel, Lot 14, Block K ............................ 99 355.56 Pauline Kanner, Lot 16,-Block K .............. -..... —I.38 N. H. Garner’s 2nd Addition to Markham Park Heights Sanford, Fla. W. E. Scoggin, Lot 1, Block L. .............. ........... 195 Maude M. Jlnklna, Lot 7, Block K ................... 118 Mrs. E. W. Rive, Lot 8, Block K ... .................. 130 Evans Terrace, Sanford, Fla. C. P. Brumlcy, Lot 1 .... — .....................- ......... 98 Mary L. Evans, Loh 6 ------ -------- -------- ---- ....132 C. D. Brumley, Lot A .......................... .......... ■*! Sanford Doudncy Beg. at N. W. Cor. Lot A, Run W. '90.7 ft. S. 150 ft. E. 90.7 ft. N. 150 ft. to Beg....................... .................. "- 7 Spencer Heights, Sanford, Florida 487.25 310.79 342.39 250.21 347.66 107.99 238.89 212.45 W. Spencer, Lot 6 ......... ..... !......................--80.7 347.66 C. Wainrlght, Lot 42 ......................- ............. 132 350.29 W. Spencer, tat 18 ................ ................. -...133 350.29 W. Spencer, Lot 24 ..... ................................. 133 W. Spencer, Beg. at Int. of tho East Line Park Ave. with the N. Line of Hughey St. run E. 51 ft. I*. 58.5 ft. W. 61 ft. S. 134.32 58.5 ft. to Beg.......... ................................... 51 The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without interest up to March 15, 1925, and from and after such date, said special assessments will bo payable only In Ten Equal annual in­ stallments with Interest at 8 per cent per nnnum on all deferred pay­ ments. Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San­ ford, Florida this 11th day of February A. D., 1925. L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk Publish Fch. 13, 20, 27, March 0 and 13th. G. J. G. G. G. O TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON COM­ MERCIAL STREET FROM PALMETTO AVE. TO SANFORD AVE. AND SANFORD AVE. FROM COMMERCIAL STREET TO FIRST STREET The following is tho final estimate of the cost of paving Com­ mercial St., from Palmetto Ave. to Sanford Ave. with oil asphalt, and on Snnford Ave. from Commercial St. to First St. with take Asphalt, Both types of surface being laid on a 6” rock foundation, nnd paved 4(1 feet in width. 604 Cu. Yds. Grading nt 40c .......................................... 241.60 3050 Sta. Yds. overhaul nt lc .................... 30,50 1031 Lin. Ft. curb and cutter at 76c ......... 783.56 114 Lin. Ft. single curb headers ......................................... 39.90 151 Lin. Ft, granite curb (reset)nt 15c ............................... 22.65 2241 Sq. Yds. Mncndnm foundation (6” ) at 80c ......... —...... 1792.80 1016 Sq. Yds. asphalt pave, (2” top) nt 1.02 ................ ...... 1036.32 1218 Sq. Yds. asphalt pave, take nt 1.22 ................... 1485.96 589 Sq. Yds. nsphnlt pnveing, relay edgeat 44c ....... 259.16 700 Sq. Ft. concrete alley return at 30c ............................... 211.80 7 Inlets, Type B. at 30.00 ................................................. 210.00 2 Mnnholes 4-0 nt 50.00 .................................................. 100.00 565 M. 3” Drain tile (0-3) at 100.00 .............................. 56.50 408 Lin. Ft. 12” Storm Sewer (0-4) nt 1.05 .......................... 522.90 28 Lin. Ft. High curb at 45c .......... ................................. 12.60 1 Monument nt street intersection nt 6.50 ...... ............. 6.50 Laboratory Inspection of materials .............................. 85.16 Legal Expense, advertising, etc 2 per cent .................... 136.25 Engineering 5 per cent ................... ........................... 340.6-1 Name Description * E. L. Trafford’s Map, SanforJ ^ C. V. Mahoney, tat 1,Blk. 12, Tr. 4 ---------- M C. V. Mahoney, ta t 2,Blk. 12, Tr. 4 ____ "1%. F. W. Mahoney, Lot 3, blk. 12, Tr. 4 ............. „ Melsch Realty Co., ta t 4, blk. 12, Tr. 4 ............ j . Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk. 12, Tr. 4 ..... ~ j. Andrew Mahoney, Lot 6, Blk. 12, Tr. 3 .. ..... ^ Andrew Mahoney, Lot 7, Blk. 12, Tr. 3 .......... ... Aranka Takach, Lot 8, Blk. 12, Tr. 3 ..... ..... Aranka Takach, Lot 9 Blk. 12, Tr. 3 ........._,. jo Aranka Takach, Lot 10, Blk 12, Tr. 3 ...... ^ Rose N. Hurt, Lot 1, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 ............... ~ .jo Blanche Jordon, Lot 2, Blk. 13, Tr. 1 .............. . Nell Garner Lawson, Lot 3, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 ........^ J. C. Deen, tat 4, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 ...... ..... ............ ^ S. G. Messer, tat 5, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 ........... ..... . ^ Seminole Realty & Inv. Co. Lot 6 Blk. 13, Tr. 3....&Q . 3 --------- --------- Lot 8 Blk. 13 Tr. 3 ______________ _ 61 Knight A Higgins, tat 9 Blk. 13, Tr. ’r. 3 3 .................. ..... B. E. Squires, tat 10, Blk. 13, Tr. 3 ...... ............ — uu C. A. Spencer, Lot 1, Blk. 14, Tr. 4■ f • t t U i l M M , . . , ...5 0 C. A. Spencer, tat 2, Blk. 14,Tr. 4., C. A. Spencer, Lot 3, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 AJ C. A. Spencer, Lot 4, Blk. 14, Tr. 4i .......................... fin C. A. Spencer, ta t 5, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 W. A. Brown, Lot 6, Blk. 14, Tr. 3 ...... . Ml W. A. Lefflcr, Lot 7, Blk. 14, Tr. 3 R. B. Baggett, tat 8, Blk. 14, Tr. 33 ....................... J. F. McClelland, Lot 9, Blk. 14, Tr. 3 J. F. McClelland, Lot 10, Blk. 14, Tr. ’ r. 3 3 ................. Elizabeth B. Musson, ta t 1, Blk. 15, Tr. T r . 4 ............ ...5 0 F. R. Savage, tat 2, Blk. 15,Tr. 4 .... ...5 0 E. S. Rockey, Lot 3 Blk, 15, Tr. - 64 S. M. Schwartz, Lot 4, Blk. 15, Tr. 1 ............ ................. s n J. C. Deen, Lot 5, Blk. 15, Tr. 4 ... W. L. Morgan, Lot 6, Blk. 15, Ti 3 .............. 57 L. B. Hollar, tat 7, Blk. 16, Tr. 3 ____ .. 5 0 .Watson M. Reel, Lot 8, Blk. 15, Tr. 3 ... ... 5 0 Melsch Realty Co., Lot 9, Blk. 15, Tr. 'r . 3 ___________ . . 5 0 57 Ernest Padgett, Lot 10, Blk. 15, Tr. r. 3 £.................... Melsch Realty Co., Lot 1, Blk. 16, Tr. 4........................ r. 4 W. J. Thigpen, Lot 2, Blk. 16, Tr. 4i .................. ... ........... .....6 9 T. E. Wilson Est. Lot 6, Blk. 16, Tr.. 33 ........................ T. E. Wilson Est., ta t 7, Blk. 10, Tr.. 33 . . . . — - ...... - . 6 0 o TO A LL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON HIGH­ LAND STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE TO PARK AVENUE The following is the final coat of paving Highland Street from Sanford Avenue west to Park Ave., a width of 24 feet with sheet asphalt on a 6” rock base. 1884 Cu. Yds. grading at 40c ----------------------------------- 753.6° 1539 Lin. Ft. curb & Gutter at 76c ...... .........- ............—..1169.64 80 Lin. Ft. single curb headers at 35c .................. 28.00 1822 Sq. Yds. macadam foundation (6” ) at 80c .............- ... 1457.60 1822 Sq. Yda. asphalt pav. (2" top) at 1.02 ..... ....... - .....1858.44 279 Sq. Ft. concrete pav. (5" alley returns at. 30c) .......... - 83.70 74 Sq. Ft. concrete sidewalk (4” thick) at 20c ....... —..... 14.80 2 Manholes (4-6) at 50.00 ...... ..... ............................... 100.00 Extra Work ........................................ ................ - 27.83 Monument at street intersection ..................................... ®*80 Laboratory Inspection of materials ....................—....... 68.88 Legal expense, advertising etc., 2 per cent ............... — 110.20 Engineering 6 per cent .........—.................. - .............. 275.51 FRED T. W I L L I A M ^ ^ « 1 IW TO CURB RADICAL ia Careless O f Fancy T itles O f RichSocialClimbers To be boms entirely by adjacent property Number of feet frontagp ......................' Assessment per foot frontage .... ........ Feet Waal Tampe — Exchange National . ---------- _-------ibined apartment Bank buys f 1,000,000 bond laiue Nsna Deaerlptloa Frontage Assessment house and ttaatre to be constructed voted f6r new school buildings. •t coat of 8800,000. i f . H. Garner's Addition to Markham Park Heights, Sanford Fla, Fort Myers— 81te secured for Jacksonville— Hotel Geneva-to 165.39 erection of new post office building- W. D. Hoffman, ta t 13, Block K. ...................... 89 be entirely remodeled. 155.39 Wellington's Addition, Sanford, Florida m»*•**»•*»mm E. Wilson Estate, Lot 5. E. Wilson Estntc, tat 6.. ......... 50 E. Wilson Estate, Lot 7 ... ........ 50 E. Wilson Estntc, Lot 8 ......... 50 R. Lord, Lot 12 E. Wilson, Lot 13 ......... ......................... tat 14 ................... ........ 60 Lot 15 .......................... .... (JO T. E. Wilson, tat 16 ................................... .....50 Harry Kent, Lot 17 7 ...................................... .......60 Harry Kent, tat 18 ..........,........... 50 Harry Kent, N. 20 ft., Lot 19 ................ 20 C. T. Kent, Lot 19, Less N. 20 ft........ ................ 78 T. T. T, T. C. T. 1 1 I !I i j Sanford Heights, Addition to Snnford 7,371.80 II. Wight, Lot 14....................... ............... ...... ..... 67 To bq homo entirely by adjacent property owners. II. Wight, Lot 15 ................................................ 67 Number of feet frontage: C. N. Williams, Lot 16 ............. ................ . . ..... 67 On Sanford Avenue .............................................. 456.8 Mrs. Maude Jamison, Lot 17 ................................67 Cost per foot frontage ...... ............................. 38.8182 I.. P. Ilagan, Lot 44 ........ 67 On Commercial Street ........................................... 468 A. D. Shoemaker, Lot 45 ................................. 67 Cost per foot frontnge ............................. 87.772 A. D. Shoemaker, Lot 46 ................ __..........:___67 Final Foot S. S. Baumel, Lot 47 ............................. ............ 67 Assessment W. T. Field, ta t 80 ............................................. 67 Frontnge Name Description Clydo Steamship Co. Bug, nt Int. of K Line W. T. Field, tat 81 .................................... ......67 Pulmetto Ave., with N. Line of Commercial T. E. Thornloy, Lot 82 .....................................67 St. Run N. 100 ft. E. 115 ft. S. 100 ft. W. T. E. Thornloy, tat 83 .............................. 67 115 ft. to Reg.................................................. 117 000.32 W. T. Field, Lot 127 ................. 65 Lake Front Imp. Co., Beg. nt Int. of W. line of W. M. Scott, Lot 128 ............ 64 Snnford Ave. with N. line Commercial St. W. M. Scott, Lot 129 ...... 61 run N. 100 ft. W. 117 ft. S. 100 ft. E. 117 George A. DcCottcs, tat 130 .............................61 to Beg.............................................................. 117 909.32 George A.DcCottcs, Lot 131 ............................. -.65 J N. Whltner Kst., tat 1, IMk. 2, Tr. 1, ..........93.4 758.02 Markham Park Heights J N. Whltner Est., Lot 1, Blk. 2, Tr. 1.................29 225.39 Sheridan Jqwctt, Lot 2,Blk. C ....... 5ft Florence Hcnrdnll, Lot 2, Blk 2, Tr. 1.................... 29 225.39 Wight Bros. Co., tat 3. Blk C ...............................55 Total cost ......... —................. 19,276.58 Florence Bcnrdnll, tat 3, Blk. 2, Tr. 1,.................... 29 225.39 To ho borne entirely by adjacent property. S. O. Chnsc, Lot 4, Blk. 2,Tr. 1....... 30 233.16 V. C, Douglass, Lot 5, Blk. C................................55 83 Number of feet frontnge ....................................... 1157.85 S. O. Chase, tat 5, Blk. 2,Tr. 1............... 116 934.43 V. PL Douglass, Lot 6, Blk. C ......... W. A. Knight, W. 89.5 ft., ta t 2, Blk. D ......... 83 Assessment per foot ^frontage .......................... —...... 8.01119 S. Puleston and Ed. Higgins, tat 16 Blk. 2, Tr. 1, 117 909.72 FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engineer Interstnto Contracting Co., ta t 3,Block I).............83 Chapman & Tucker's Addition Foot Final Interstate Contracting Co., N. 17 f t , Lot 6, Blk. P, Lake Front Improvement Name Description Frontage Assessment ..................- .................................... Co., Lot 1, Blk. 1, (Less S. 25 ft.) ................ 97.7 793.86 Lake View Pnrk, Sanford, Flnrida J. D. Davison, S. 25 ft. tat 1, Blk 1 .................... 25 203.14 Mrs. L. J. Schwalbe, S. 66 ft. of Lot 6, Blk. D. ............................................... ................. . 66 Like Front Improvement Co. Lot 41 ...................50 400.60 Mrs. A. R. Marshall, Lot 1, Blk. 2, 33 268.14 las. JL Cowan, Lot 3, Blk. 1.................................. 60 Lake Front Improvement Co. tats 42-43-44-45-46 Mrs. A. It. Marshall, tat 2, Btk. 2, ......... —...... ..33 268.14 50 ft. each „ .................................................. - ......... 2,003.00 M. F. Robinson, Lot 3, Blk. 2 ........... ....... ......... 33 Janies II. Cowan, tat 4, Blk. 1 ............ 60 208.14 Like Front Improvement Co., Lot 47 ...... ..... 167.25 1,339.99 John Mallem, tat 4, Blk. 2 ................................ 26.7 Realty Trust Co., tat 5, Illk. 1 .............. 60 216.95 Lake Front Improvement Co., tat 48 ................ 117.2 938.99 The above and foregoing final assessments arc payable without in­ Realty Trust Co., I.ot 8, Blk. 1 .................... ........ 60 Lake Front Improvement Co., tat 49 .................. 60 400,60 terest up to March 15, 1925, and from and after such date, said Spencer Heights, Sanford, Florida Lnko Front Imporvomont Co. Lot 60 ................ 50 400,60 special assessments will ho payable only in 15 equal annual install­ G. W. Spencer, tat l ...... ......... ......................... 70 Lake Front Improvement Co., Lot 51................... 50 400.60 ments with interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred pay­ G. W. Spencer, Lot 2.......................... ............. ...70 Lake Front Improvement Co., Lot 52 ...................50 400.60 ments. G. W. Spencer, Lot 3 ............................. .... ........ 70 Lake Front Improvement Co, North 2-3 ft. Lot 63,2.3 18.42 Witness my hand us City Clerk nnd the Seal of tho City of San­ G. W, Spencer, Lot 4.......(.................................. 70 Lake Front Improvement Co., tat G ...... ......... 125.1 1U02.28 ford, Florida this 11th day of February A. D., 1925, G. W.Spencer, tat 5............................................. 70 Clyde Steamship Co., Beg. 300 Ft. N. of the Int. G. W. Spencer, tat 6 ...................................... 12.9 L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk N. Line Commercial St. with E. line Palmetto Publish Feb. 13, 20, 27 and March 6 nnd 13th. G. W. Spencer, Beg. 25 ft. E. and 21.5 ft. N. of Ave. Run N. 400 ft, E. 115 ft. S. 400 ft. W. -------------- 0--------------the Int. of Centerlines of Hughey St. and 115 ft. to Beg. (Less Seminole Boulevard) ..246 1,970.92 TO A L L PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON PARK Park Ave., Run N. 58.5 ft. E. 51 ft. S. 58.5 The above and foregoing Final assessments are payable in full AVE. FROM TENTH STREET TO HUGHEY STREET ft. W. 51 ft, to Beg.......................................58.5 without interest up to March 15, 1925 and from nnd after such date, The following is the final estimate of the cost of paving Park Mrs. J. L. Munson, Beg. at Int. of S. line of said special assessments will he payable only in fifteen equal annual Ave. a width of 21 feet from Tenth St. south to Hughey St. with N. E. 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 sec. 36, tp. 19 Installments with interest nt 8 per cent per annum on all deferred sheet asphalt on a 6" rock base except for the central 15 feet where R. 30 E. with SWIy line A. C. L. Ry., (Ov­ payments. old brick pavement was used as a base. iedo Branch) right-of-way run W. to Park Witness my hnm) ns City Clerk nnd the Seal of the City of San­ 1784 Cu. Yd. grading at 40c .......................................... ...... 713.60 Ave. N. to R. R. R ._W . S. Ly. to Beg. (Less ford, Florida, this 11th duy of February A. D. 1925. 65050 Str, Yds. overhaul at lc ................ ..... .................... 650.50 S. 64 ft.) ................................. 111.2 L. U. PHILIPS, City Clerk 6969 Lin. Ft. Curb & Gutter at 76c ..................................... 5296 44 A. Derby, S. 51 ft. of the following: Beg. at Int. Publish Feb. J3, 20, 27, March 6 nnd 13th. 339 Lin. Ft. Headers at 35c ............................. ...118.05 of S. Line of X. E. 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 Sec. -------------- O-------------3960 Sq. Yds. Macadam Foundation 6” thick at 80c 3168,00 36, Tp. 19 R. 30 with SWIy line, A. C. L. U>'TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON HUGHEY 10712 Sq. Yds. Asphalt pnvement (2” Top) at 1.02 ___ __ 10920 21 R-W run W. to Park Ave. N. to R. R. STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE TO PARK AVENUE 233 Sq. Ft. Concrete puve (5” Alley returns) at 30c ....___ r,y,<jo R— W SEly to Beg........................................ 54 The Following is the Final Estimate for Paving Hughey Street 4.33 Cu. Yds. concrete Class It. ut 23,00 ......... ................. 99 59 F. L. Miller, Beg. 25 ft. N. of Int. of the W. line ..... 1 Park Ave. with the S. Line of N. E. 1-4 of N. asphalt using 6” of compressed rock and the old 15 feet wide grout- 8 Inlets Type B. at 30.60 . . ....... •) E. 1-4 of Sec. 36 Tp. 19 R. 30 Run W. 150 ed brick paving for the base. 122 Lin. Ft. 12” concrete sewej 8-10 ut* 2.75 (i ft. N. to R-W of A. C. L. Ry. S. 50 de­ 206 Cu. Yds. grading nt 40c __............. . .......... $ 106.40 6 Mnnholes 4-6 at 50.06 90.00 grees p’ ast to Park Ave. S. to Beg. (Less 1501 I.in, Ft. Curb apd Gutter nt 76c ................ . ________ 1,110.76 3 Manholes 8-10 nt 85.0(1 ....... . . . . 955.00 .10 ft. along N. side for Street ..........—119 16.45 1200 Ft. 3" Drain Tile 0-3 at IC9.00 ..................... 17 Lin, Ft. single curb headers nt 35c .. 120.00 Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Co., A strip of land 50 480.80 844 M. B. M. Lumber in trenches at 75.00 .............. 6*M Sq, Yds. single curb foundation at 80c .. 63.30 ft. in width, 25 ft. on ench side of tho center 1,911.54 1529 Lin. Ft. 12” concrete storm Sewer 9-4 nt 1.05 1877 Sq. Yds. sheet usphnlt top ut 1.02 ___ 1005.45 line of the Oviedo Hr. of the A. C. L. Ry. be­ 109.20 8 Lin. Ft. 18" Concrete storm sewer 0-1 nt 2.25 361 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns nt 30c ..... - 18.00 tween Oak Avenue nnd Magnolia Ave. in San­ I Manhole at 50.00 ...... ......... .................. 50.0(1 Extra Work ...... . ............ ..... ford. Fla.................................................. -100 - 25.30 67.27 6 Monuments at street intersections ............ .... . Laboratory Inspection of Materials ............ ......— 39.00 The above and foregoing final assessments are pa>*^ 77.51 Laboratory Inspection of materials .................... ........ Legal Expense Adv. Etc., 2 per cent ........ interest up to March 15, 1925 and from and after Engineering 5 per cent ................................... ....... ............. 193.77 Legal Expense, advertising etc, 2 per cent ............ .... 500.18 special assessments will bo payable only in fteen Engineering 5 per cent ....... . ... 1250.15 installments with interest at 8 per cent per annum <>n 1 ..$1,146.70 ! Total Cost ............ ..................... ................. payments. To be borne entirely by adjacent property. 27072 71 Witness my hand a« City Clerk and the Seal of the CM ....................................1571.4 ' Number Feet frontage ...... ...... ..................... Less 67.6 Sq. Yds. base at 80c paid by Sou. Utilities Co. .. ... 5^ 08 ford. Florida, this 11th' day of February, A. P- 192“* ............ ............. ............. $2.63)3 j Assessment per foot frontage . L. R. PHILIPS, City <-“ r* . F RED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer T ° U ! "..... ................ ............................................. $27,018.63 Tublith Feb. 13, 20, 27, March 6 and 13th. 17 �FOR RESULTS Herald Want Ads W ill Keep You Posted on A ll Sanford Business A ctivities o f Importance Classified Directory Daily Herald [D. RATES ' Advertising Miscellaneous For Sale Real Estate Real Estate PRINTING_________ LEARN ABOUT toTlc County and Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* FOR SALE— New house, plastered W IGHT PRINT SHOP— Rush ordand papered. All floors and ers n specialty. Phone 117-W cram. Best advertising medium In South Florida Published mornings. woodwork stained and varnished. 9 Railroiui Avenue. > Nice enclosed porch, am going Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fie. North nnd will sell $1250 cash. OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales At Ginderville, 3 miles from Snnthrough the Xenia Gaxette, 1ford on Orlando Road. Arthur L. Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural j Hawk. district. Want ad and display FOR SALE BY. OWNER— Nice rates on request. home nnd grove .subdivision on _______ PAPER HANGER David M. Douglass, t o n . ) r . r n n K H — o t a * s - l highway. Died n(la loive the litrise-t circu­ Sanford. I. L. TALBOTT- Painter and lation In Sou lh w cstnro U torxU . per hanger. Phone .Till, lotto do ( f l - w o r d ) Una. ah in Advance Rooms For Automobiles Rent FOR RENT-Room * with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates. ' Lincoln House. Dodg4 nUY A LOT Dodge Make that start toward financ- CASH—Paid for falsa teeth, den­ J«. will he reFOR RENT—Apnrtmcnta a n d tal gold, platinum and discard­ Dodge Ive independence. We can help ixifren, and ml. sleeping rooms. Shirley Apart­ Dodge you.— A. P. Connelly Si Sons ed jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and Immrtllnlrljr for ments, opposite Post Office. (Realtors) ID 1-108 Magnolia Ave­ Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. Ford lOr n line Ford nue. Phone 18. Sr it line FOR RENT—Furnished room* for Ford lie n line FOR SALE—Used Willys-I.ight light housekeeping. DIB Laurel Ir n line Plant, A -l shnpe used ID months. Ave. (joViide above building FOR SALE—Excellent Bargain for quick.sale. Lake Mary lot on Sanford Heights, facing Casino, Lake Mary, Flu. •ate* are fo r co nn o t h i: o r srrr.trA T U M rn u on Magnolia Avenue. Libera riloiis■i » x i i k k i i i M i n t q : r n o % a m length terms. Write Box 9118, City. o r T i n t n n s i u u . i l . s t . i t i t h s BABY CHICKS— Nine excellent o r T in : s t m : o r r i .o i u n * . breed.* to choose from. Hatch­ ing now. Quality, our speciality. Nutlet* Is hereby jctvea tlint Janies ijf IS rp»ut«.TM. I.. In-an noil M. S'. d r y p u rc h as er* Not quantity. I.et us prove it. TO REACH the prosperous tann­ New five room bungalow, modlocated lots on Magnolia Avel|fleal lull. of T a x t V r t l 'l e a t c No.' IIS. tlalril REAL ESTATE er;' and fern growers of Volusia orn in every respect. Exceptional- nue. Two t urners. $2,ODD cash re­ Free circulnr with price list. New [lx made The S a n thn *|h tiny o f J u n - A. !».. t a l l , him kill I... rc.xpon.iiblo county advertise in the Deland ly good location. I rice includes quired to swing deal. I.ots can Era Poultry Farm, Valdosta, Ga. rilcil s.xltl ci-rtlfli-atr In my riffle*, luforrefl Insertion, nml has maitr application fo r in s Daily News, rate lc per word, cash window Inlaid linoleum on sold separately nt a bl|$ prot fur subsequent ileeit to i— tie In iicconlttnci* w it h with order. | Iifrire ... till bn kitenen and bathroom floors, two fit. For complete information ml- FOR SALE— Eggs for batching. law. Salil ci'rtlflcati- em b races the Ilia Iely In case of fulli.ivltn; ili-srrltii-il property s lt u a t built-in cabinets in kitchen, street dress ||„x 1nil care The Sanford S. C. brown leghorn*. $1.00 per MAINE eil In Si'inlnole county, Fl orida. t o ­ paving and ■idewalks. Easy terms, setting. John R. Jones. Beurilidl wn: irB U T M u h * This place merits your investi­ X ' , o f N t v i , Sec. 35 T w p . SI *|irrXelllaliVl* MiorAve. Smith. Mature 31 Kant— *9 acre*. Kr with rales, ru le s gation,— A. P, Connelly St Sons, The -util In rut lo'tiiic u--t>— **il nt the FOR SALE—Overland sedan, gooil ■ miii. will give you (Realtors) in 1-1OK Magnolia. FOB SALE—2 l-.'I to 8 to ID acre of the Issuance of hiicIi ce rKjaallen And ir T IN AND METAL WORK mechanical condition, priced low ilute tracts near Chiiluota. Uithlo and llflrn te In the name of I'n k n n w n . my mil a »l«t you for quick sale. See Mr. Fabrix. Fort Christmas, Either citrus or I'llle-a Halil cer tificate Shull he re ■ want ud. to (JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds ■I i lued ui'cnriliiiK to law l a x d m | lid Park Ave. FOR SA LE —Two business lots in garden land. See I. Higgins, Ohul■ .IfrillV*will lanu* thereon on the 7lh day o f of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. ADVERTISE in the Journnl-HeriOTlCR Get your silverware free. Rog­ Uithlo valued at more than $2,- uota. A pr il A. D. l * I i . Water and Boat Tanks. Al Oak ■ diiiuld ylve their ald. South Georgia's greatest ODil. Owner will sell on very W it urn* m y official -lim a t u r e nml ers silverware given away. Kent H 'Irena ns Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele­ newspaper. Morning, afternoon, seal thl* the J.'itli day of F e b r u a r y . easy terms for $1,2U0. Address FOR SALE—Three acre farm. ■ pl.'.ne l umber If phone 111. A l> 1925. For Rent weekly and Sunday Clr-Ssilied rate* “ Uithlo” cave The Sanford Herald. About oita Fine location. Ideal spot for REED B A B Y ,' CARRIAGE FOR I SenI >.......... V. K. IKUTOUAH8. _ Sale— In excellent condition. A ■ j ItwUlxl ban a lUe per line. Wuycroas Journalchickens. Garden Planted. Straw­ B (hx ulheiH can't real bargain nt price. Phone IHMBuilding Material Herald, Waycrosa. Georgia. Our farm listing is exceptionally berries, ID orange trees. ft room ■ rsu unlaaa FOR RENT—Five room house, M l r fjjlr good if you are going to farm, you cottage. Bath and electricity. Call new, dose in, on Cliapmnn Ave­ MIRACLE Concrete f « ., general TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— should own your ground.— A. P. 671 -J. Am now ready to take orders nue, phono 2 1. lu ll are 111ST he Semi in your subscription to the Connelly & Sons, (Realtors), 10-1cement work, sidewalks, build­ for Rhode Island baby chicks. Mrs. B > . ‘» al The S a n . Swindal-Powell Jacksonville FOR SALE—At south Sanford, W. R. Cilery. R. 1 Sanford, Fla. ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J, U. Tribune or hand it to your local inx Magnolia Avenue, phone JH. ■ Inirr IIr h> I l f . dealer so you can read Florida’s n t w MtNRflSa Terwilleger, Prop. (tiindcrvillc) new three room FOR RENT—Cottage. J. Musion Warehouse company to build 1*10,greatest newspaper. One year ■ *■ 1 I .lb .I 000 warehouse on SD-acre site. bungalow, two porches. M. C. AsO R S A L K —Colt A acetylene ■k-rVii e S B .D D , II munlhs $-1.00, three months FOR SALE—Ten acre farm main pinwall. 1119 Myrtle Ave. Lumber and Building Material Leesburg— Large concrete huiltl* plant and pipes for 22 rooms, t i f . nipt crrieienr. highway. It. C, I*, care of Her­ $2.00. If you desire SI.ODD insur­ Carter Lumber Company 1st htg to bo constructed on Orange Mr. North, Lake Mary. ance policy add 75 cents to your ald. N. laurel St. Phone G155 ,1U< street. r.filer. o r t m i : FOR SALE— Rhode Island egg* lU LL LUMBER CO. llouse o i m if i it t f or hatching. $1,00 for fifteen. W A N T E D “ DO YOU W ANT to hoy or sell Service, Quality und Price. 10,1 Mrs. B. Steele. Phone 5.105. FOR RENT New double house, anything?" If so advertise In Dressmaking that will please m it ic i : o r umm .ic a t io n rim six room, large front porch. the "Onineavilio Sun.” corp ora - , t v \ m ;i:u i n i : c t i i i \ r.T.i I IDd Oak Avenue. Phone I121-J. NOTICE TO BUILDING CON­ ill' Till: IIKVCIUI. NTXTITi:* Screened hack porch, fire place, Sold In T h e Smith Tor light*, water and hath and ga­ W I'MT V I R G I N I A i 'I.ii kstiiirg, T h * o r Tin: ht.xtk o r m in in t . Migli grade salesman nnd sales­ TRACTOR: i’ iiirloliiin» exponent. m o rning rage. Reasonable. Celery Ave, i tilm-f within en»y N o l l e lx hereby given Moil I.et. nue. ■rflplr lit Mmilord Sealed bids will he received by I net ml Ime Sunday. morn ing Issue. ladies wanted to cover Sanford and Mrs. K. A. Moffutt. Phone central Florida for the finest hosi­ I cent per word. mlnimuru H e. To Mary ('. <Sinn. Jim. At. F ra nets j Me i'. I'nlilWell. ptll'i'llllxer n f T a x h )if li-n needed. the Commissioners of Hie City (if :M Y E A R S Prnnclt, C h a r l H t L I V r t lf l e u i* No 123. x l o f P i p 2ui I 107-W, 11,1 oli i-n a MS « pe­ ery proposition in the State. Lib­ and wife, —— — S. I'l'.iuels and wife. K. F r a n - j,due o f Julie A. I>, I'M’1, loll Ill'll lt rripilrrd. 11 In DFV i:i.( il'Flts ATTFNTI ON—PenSanford, Seminole County, Florida, eral commission. Protected tent- d a m *, l o - w l t : Mary C.All*'" FOR RENT—ft room hnuav. Hath tllntt, .loo. At. -a i d eerM fle ale In my ' file*, nml lIpkuliMlenlly fo r mieuln Is hettlnnlmt the xre.iti«t deat the Clerk's Office, City ilall, vi'lopiiniii in MliirlDa’ti hl-i» ry: a tory, line fully guaranteed, for Francis nml wife, ----- — - Francis, ! lots lilllile npplleiilliiu for lux ...... I lights, garage. 117 \V. Highlanil )»<r. full particulars see Millard Ruth­ Cloirl*'- S Fran el * and wife, Alice lo Ihhio* III iieeiiriliinee w i l l law. St. Geo. Hunter, fit, A. Box DID. half milllort dollar highway to th« Sanford, Florida, until 2:110 P. M. gulf heneh Just llnlshed; a two erford, Supt., Cypress Ave. dm it- In* dead, to all parties elalttt- Halil eei Ilf lent" * mlirio'e i file fol • lilt: Inter, -ip under cueli mid every i low Ilor il'vierlloil propertv allliala il i March 9th, 1925 for tlio furni: hing million dollar bridge neross K-enitio f tlo* follow Im; deceased defett-1 lo Se in IHole eoliiily, Florlila, I ••-*,* 11; I FOR RENT—5-Room house. Bath Ida Hay runrted; uuirler million Position either ns public or pri­ els, nnd • iii’li and every o f the uliovo , *otM 211 lo J2« MlilWaV In See. !2| Lights, Garage. 117 W. High­ of all material t anil labor fur the ijollar opera house under ronsirue* vate chauffeur. References given tiuni' d d*'f* lulmilP, If llvlm:. mid If T w p I'l S. It. ni i: T il" - Mil land land street. Geo. Hunter, Route Has nn ripiul for durability. It > linn; two tnlllleiis ludrnc spent on erection nml rompletinn of a City hlifhtvuy; Kle.ite«t ell anee for live Chauffeur care of Herald. •■llll'*r, any or all of till* paid Uefen - i lodliK mou'XKed al tile d I'.u of tin* wears lu n ge r and looks Iwttrr than SoiiMo a t y uarter of -a id Heel Ion, j ISNUanC" of pill'll eertlflellle III III" A., Box DID. Jui! Bui.liling to hit incatcil at San- developers to get III <*il Kround We carry a full T ow nship mid Itanu*', ami run I In mi ,I lullin' of 17nil now n. Tloit l.i'MIo I'. Vollec of tnmiiil tlcclluu nf H fo ck- any othr puint. floor. Write Development Deport­ n*i of tin* N orthw est Wintrier of Mi- I I 'n ld w e ll toirehn-ei of T i x I'el'llM line of sun-proof paint, varnixhew, fun!, in .Seminole County, in ac- ment The Pensacola NewHelp Wanted t,elderIlf I) I'rato'l.'. or otherwise, to mid lo I elite N ii 120, Dated ilie 2nd day of Knlsutninrs, brushes, wood slaina VU III7, llltir.l. ntlllM AY citrilatice with the plans and spec­ lii*- lauds her einafte r ileserltieit; to)i June A II. ISIS, lias fil 'd -a id eersnnfiird, 1 ‘liirldn and wall paper. WANTED—Two colored men wait­ all parties I'laitnliiK Interests und­ j tlfleiito la my office and hits made d Directory if ientions a.i prepareii lty Elton J, N M T I i 'i : IS M FUFIIV fllY R N . Alary i *Imt, ileeeasi d, and Inis-1I applleiitlon fo r tax ileej to l-pue in ers at once. Apply Valdez er That lo iiorsoaoei' with tin* c h a r t ­ tut ml. A rt h u r tllmi, lli'i'enseil, A It - , uecortlatiee wltli law Said n rllMoughton, architect, First Nation­ Kitchen. Sanford Paint & ANI> MOTOR RE­ m o du s I. VatiKhti. ...... used ami j fleate emlii'ace.i tile fo l lo w in g de- er mid lu itrcorilnnce with the p ro la w . the oumuil n u e i i o a al Bunk Building, Sanford, Florida. wife, lomlsn f . VaiiKltn. deeensetl, I perilled property pltnnted In Semi­ vi-lm i INDING. M m t i: o r a i , p i ., i \ t i o \ pint Isluh It. Hart, Deceased mul wife. I **f the - I ' i i 'k holders **f Mu* Vttldes nole t‘mintv. Florltln, t i - w u I.ots Hotel Fmupmiy Will lie held lit the Wallpaper Co. tax i m : i :i ) i m m -.ii s f it io n Successful bidder nr bidders will — Mart, ileeeused, **r other57.-, I l f THF. l.r.M'.llAI. HTAT- ^tfllPe, la nml to tin* folto winu d « - 170 u ltd iso M id w ay In See. 12 -nfflit*- nf-xlie Hveretary nt IU7 Hmilh ill TRIG SERVICE he required to furnish a surety T w p . IP S It It I*. • — ...... t I KS o f ‘I'llt; S T A T U OI». FI.OII- serlhed lands sltu.n*, hint, and lo»P a rk . I f * iiiii ', iii ill.- Pity of H.m’th e paid tiuid lodng ap-rpsed at 11' l. ; ElectriccI repairs, |company bond in 'an amount' equal lord. Florid i. mi Mu* hull dav <if Welaka lluilding I'hanc 30-1 | tatr III the ('Itv of Sanford. Futility tin* date o f Ml*' iPstiilltee of -Ill'll Notice Is hereby given that W\ ,*f Seminole ami Slat e o f Florida, .March, ill the ho ur o f 7:30 P. Al. itral Ave. Orlando, j to fifty (50U ) percent of the con­ t., f e n r - a l l . pureliuser of T ax t*er- more particu larly drsrrllo-d a s f o l ­ certificate in Mi., inline o f Full Mown, fm Mu* pnrpmio of eiiii-hlei lim such tlnleps paid eerllflcif le shall he re Mfh.it*, No. 3l*i. dated tin* fith dav lows, t o - w lt : mullet'- as may In* Im iught Iwfur** tract price of their bid, nnd to ilrtiino'd a ..... . l o law lux deed of June. A. |l„ 1922, h a - filed -aid II A li Unit part of the Southwest jiijpi SDN-PROOF PAINT L Cnr Drive it iak ami Second St. PALM BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous developmentRead about it in the Halm Beach Host. Sample copy sent on re­ quest. HIRF. io SERVICE Day feet* all trains, llagfer. Rhone 551. fTT» TRIPS CALDER. Day nnd irrvice. Anytime, ADVERTISING gets results if il reaches potential buyers. HaIntka Daily News in circulated in nn industrial and agricultural sec- cert If l d l I •• III my office, Olid luis Q u a r t e r of the Northeast Q u a rte r niad** ii pfil lent Ion fo r tax d ie d lo and the N orth w est Q uarter **f in*issii*’ In aeeurituoee with law. Said Southeast Q uarter of Section 31, i eril fleule em braces Mo* follow luu T o w n s h ip I'l, Smith of It.iniic 31 ih n i |li< d property situated lu Fast, which ti• s Fast of the O r ­ Si'Uiloole county, Florida, to -w lt : lando and Atellonvllle lload, less Ilet. 313 ft N of S F For. of N F i lo'itinnliiK at the Southwest f o r ■i Of t t w , See ; T w p . 21 S ....... hit I ns, N o r I It M O chnltM, West U ndue .'l« F. Hull N to Uriel: j 'I chain -. Ihstiee pmuh In h eglli­ road S IV k Y to fmlnt W . o f l)*.u. ning. nml a l s o , ' nil that part of ilia F. In Iteg,—1 acre. t'oillhi'iiMl Q uarter of tin- N o r t h ­ The -a id laud helm; tiasc-sed m west Qua rte r, and the Northeast Mi** date of the i- suanco of such Q u a rte r of Mm Southwest Q uarter certificate In the name o f I’ m - of Section 31. T o w nship 19, Smith know n I ni* .- mild ci rllflcnt*' -hall i of IIi iii k *' 31 Fuat, which Ilea Fust l*e rid iii illii d aee.irdlliK (■• la w Fix of i irlamlo mid Alellonvlll*' lload, il.'i *1 w ill lti-u*' Mietemi *oi the 3ld I* ,<x the South K.5H chains. da« of March. \ D.. 1925. , and lo ail) and all other persons AVIttie— my official slitnalnri* whose names are un kn own, claim tint seal Mi Ih III** 22ml ila)'( of J.in- 'lut; any rlltlit. Mile or Interest la ! nary, A. p„ 1925. mil iii Mo* properly hereliiuliove .. . | DAVI D It. IIYKIA A U C U IT K C T de-crllicit, nr any pari or parcel 1hrrenf. WRECKER nronosi'd legislation. M i n i i: i nf RUG STORK — HreSodas. W# f Vou us your phone. I I.Id I RIG CO. ■to l iillon A' i’latt u. Everything clec'fn 132. KIccirugith >STATIONS AND [9 SIJHHLIK8 AKltVTiIR STATION Oil, Acet'HSOmile. Elm GARDEN HOSE ADVANCED 15c I’cr Fool |k*uml. First ami Elm '•nm. ami Kith Street IARKKT—We have *n<t we also can fura ih lu ious tleiicatcs«79-W. Kill i’ark t i'fi.ii i \ i i i :ic ; m ;i i a i . iT i; o f Sl'f* Ball Hardware Co « *1rou It Court S ' i Coiilily Florltl.l A, M U 'F F K H . D. < , Jtur. fi. 13. 3d H ayes Sprayers WITNKSH, i:. a a. of February, n rtf mi.f y . lenl: Preslderil AI.FltFM FORT Fit. Secretary. I, *!. 13, 20. nnd 27. “ A Wife-Saving Station" is the miqiie label advertising un lll'ois Power & Light Compnny de­ ice. The company proves ‘ it* Inim hv its showing of the many oin'eniences for the home that dives the housewife’s time nnd ■Length. With almost 11,000,HDD mmes supplied with electric cur- I'livaran— l.'15-ncrc tract west of j Oklnwaha tivci to he subdivided into factory sites. Co. of -aid court mid tin* -eal l li-m ii, in Tli<* Hanford llafnlil, ii nawspaI" r pi^illslo d III Hunforil. Heiollmle <'minty. Florida, once each week for eight eoliserIIIive w*'* It-. .T A Y L O R DYKR WITNFHH 11iv liund and llo* -eal of Mu* Circuit Fouri of Mil* H*'Veoth Judicial circuit of tlm Htut* nf I lorldo. In mul for Hernlnole Cooniv, ,,o Mils Mu- Mh dm of January, I’ainliiiR— Decoratin'' ......PHONES 303 '1n f l D The SOI T i l l . A M I P A I X T f a i n t That Hnvnn You Money. .Manufactured by Rber-i in -l.lN il .lry P a in t 17a. Sold by i .o n x i m ; p a i n t t o M P . A x r 113 Alngnulla A * r . P h an e 2711 Stove and Fire Place Wood Gut to Suit jq.no par rortl ilrlircrfd Britt Realty Company fJ’ry Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. COLEMAN r i ‘W u H iIrr/ lit ‘WVofgra '/)■ tii/h/fbl liu t n m r r * Chiropodist I FOOT SPECIALIST Corns. Iltinluns. Ingrow­ ing Null*. Heavy Cullotiiea or tlrnt aebltig H a z a r d & Company Real Eslulc—Inve-tnicnls I) First National Bank Building Or In ml Wild. THAI'I SANFORD, 11la 1. iiHTvn; •»r itni»*l «ri*oiiil hnn»l The drug habit is invading .la a, according to leading physi ms', nml is limling many of it ■tints among theatrical people. r.Mi day t. :trd amt Oak I’limie I ID Dougtaa*. Clark V. i: DOfMI.AHH. cterk nf III*. Flreutt Foltrl o f tn*. Ht vent a 1inllcla Circntl of Florltl.l In am tor He ml not.. Fo un t), lty A M \VFFKS I* C. rge A D H ' o l l e - mill '! VV.Hpftt r Jr.. Hnlleliors mul of Fotiu I fo r Couiplulaanl. Dated tills IIO O IilC H A N Order of I'lihMeiilloii lo* uulillslud lu The Hanford II* raid, a newspaper puldlslieil In Sanford. Florida. East Coast morning new Mug- for all occasions. Rhone 2R0-W US) RH •'AN. Offico in Building Annex, nf i i i : i : ii i iii; m t iii: -r Ii Is hereby ordered Mini y mi ami each nf you. in* mi*! a p p e a r l*ul ..i .- *uir mild Fir**oIt I ’uurl at Ih*' F o u r i linn-** at Hanford, Florida, mi Mi*' Htb day **f April. A M I *2 A’ltiiN i on nml I him ami there m ak e a n s w e r s c i 'i fiiN r.7,3 l>* Mi*' Mil <*f complaint i'Xhllili*,*l - r v i i n : - aitalnst you In Mil- cause. It Is further ordered Mini Mils ri.n itiiM . I* hereby ulven that r i: Orarnlo •’ lurk. i*ur«,liiiH«*r «»f T i n ( Vrt FLORIDA— ORLANDO IIm», d the ."itIi day nf Juno morning Scntinnl; largest clns.ii No A 1>„ Iijih filed M.ild I f !«*;«K• fied business, rate lc a word, min In ink iiffjcp, a ml Ii ;im nunl** n|i|dl* < ii (Ion fo r* lu x d u d lo I hhiid In nrimuni 21c cash with order. rordiinro with law Maid c*'rllfli*al«* (lit* folliw iiiK ’ d* M«*rlh»d W ANT AD in Thei *mlirac«*n i»t M|i.ri v ftj i u«i |«•$| in .Sr ni I noli •'■•nit II bring you big re- j n Flt.rldn, l o - w l l Lot H Hln.U II list? those old articlesi 'I li*r Ii. T l i f T o w n of Hanford. Tlo* b* Ini; n.*Lo,*»«»*d at tlo* «) .11•iretl away nnd have oHitf id1I1hind * Imhuiiiii '** #*f will*1! «••*r • Ifh'iil»■ A title thirty-rent ad: in tlo* ntano* of L'nknov 11. I ni you several dollars, uald * * rtIf|ral*• shall I*•* r< de* no *1 d a representative will jMTnnll IlkT to law ( i x «I#-■*•I wil l o hiii * ih**i**nn on t'i*» Jllrd day of .\tar« li l».. pjjr*. U 'I i i o -ms my offlid.il nlictml'iic ind nodi tin* ih* I-Hi d iv of KHir.nirv THE MIAMI HERALD t j Drug ;, hif: f l o r i s t ” n ii i H I. t AFE (t in Service and Qunl Stmt and Hark Ave '■u-e stations. will I— ue Mieieoii op Mi" 23rd day of March A. || t;i2.-*, W illi es * my o ff lei.tl -lirnaiure amt peal Mils the 121It tiny of Felirn try A. I> 1935. tSe.tl) V. K. DMIJOGASS. f i e r i . ( ’ Irrult f o u r ! Seminole County, Florida. Itv- \. Al WI'.'KKS. I> c. Fell. 1.3. 20. 27; Mar. «. 13, 20. Lnko Worth—Forty-acre tract, west uf Grovciund Hark, to he Milidivided anti placed on market, ing for cunstructiun of large radio broadcasting station here. R I NKS FLORIDA JOHN K. FOX Uenl Kstato— Insurance All kinds of property listed for sale FI Ion J. Moughton AUCIUTECT First National Hank Jlldg. Florida Sanford, Hark Avenue and Second Street By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER i ’m c o m - h o m e , ajm fSAC,C.IE i r l . e; t M E ‘bTA.S O U T U N T IL . 1 L-^ V t!- O H : M O T H E R - T H f b Hb A, O E l/ V O T irU L O R E fb 'b WHERE O'D TOO T I T AvMO H O W (S U C H I O-C L O C K T O N lC H T t T C O coT ‘4 A O O 1 | | rMO‘D T is'T •aC O L .D "YOUR Q A O O T M O W u n t il DID fr^CO‘b T ° f-j------ he: t o r jr r ^ ittn || K ip MIL O O tM l"*o « it ; s r . L. L M T tv It. I 1 IA T O D ^ l l T E M t t I't s Aw'ot t A.*?) I K N O W » f ~ 'f--V /IL.U ‘ a T ^ (----J / . -rn o u t - r JO*3T dav L-UCVs: ts O T A. (— O A tS C e 0 A L L O K P O K E t; Its T O V V ts T O N lC * H T (t "*. typewriters for ^rnt'. fur rent, also ** supplier. Hoorn 9 ttiet costing more Untler construction ind Kire Place Wood I*' : ">t ' r'>rt| tlrlivered ta|ty Company W O t ' k i ox I,ST L F k a t u m o S l h v i c i . 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One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 27, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/52a64145812d215f039c907845a25026.pdf 5c36928db2ab161fe995d74467cb3562 PDF Text Text [JjgWSPAPM Florida’s Heart, Greatest Vegetable Dehest Garden Land ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES ;ey Seized On Board Of Transport ^arranged; C o a l i d g e ’s ; Will Geti isideration SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1925. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. Kellogg BackF ronrEurope, Silent On; Futuna Policies But Lauds The Dawes Plan NORFOLK. J'?b. 25.—Sever­ al hur.d-.’J g :1k ns of liquor were seized aboard the navnl tran sp o rt Beaufort when she doeked .here last night from >Ve.«it Indies by n detachment of m arines under the direction of Capt. \ \ ilbctt Smith, assistant of the naval base here. The liquor is said to have been found • • _ in the staterooms of various otfleers from , . ranking tT in - -rank ....................... WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 5,-S cnpay clerks to lieutenants. i ®tor Medill McCormack, of Illln1 ' nis died hero ear-— MEDIL M’ CALLED BY DEATH AT WASHINGTON WOMAN S U IC ID E S ':rH £ jls Again * ra Session BY LEAPING FR0M!~ BiI1 And PALM BEACH PIER mpaign Is o Clear Fields of Retiring English Ambassador Returns To Assumee New Duties March 4; Europe. He Says Tnking Strides File Mino-ity V'iews Favoring Friction Between Sculptor Legislation To Eliminate And Confederate Memorial, Stabilized Currency Surcharges; Say Commerce Association Suggests That . DueToAmericanPlan Body Divided On Question Management Be National Minister Declares Europeans Realize That Economy Will Solve I'ost-Wnr Problems sur rounding h is !death are not im-, NEW YORK, Feb. 25.—Frank l mediately avnll.l B. Kellogg, retiring ambassador to able. It wus said Great Britain, who becomes sec­ a t the hotel, how­ retary of state on Mar. 4, returned ever, that death Hody Washed Ashore Tuesday the immediate re­ on the Beiongnrin Into Tuesday. lerred Is Identified As That Of sult of gastric > Mr. Kellogg declined to discuss or forecast his future j oliciei but 1 Mrs. FultonHaglev,Wealthy hemmorrnges. F o r m nl a n did assert thnt he wi s bringing Tourist From NewYctkCity )N, Eel). 25 — back no plan for a tin Ration of nouncement was in the form Asked_ to indict WKKT p a i m n v A r u ci_ made in the sen- SI. fticCormlck , armament. . .. ______tc Ugcn co-oper- p . ^ n| ‘n ate by Senator McKinley. The S en-' whether his offidnl nltltm U tobill was g iv - ,, half mile below the Bre iknr ol»r nte immediately s«*jurncd until to- w»rds Russia would be .sim ilar to Z Tuesday ; | « « ifor hi. * * + Secretary Hughe,, he ,e- k Measure List piled: NUMBER 178. Surcharge Described Granite Producers As Penalty In Report! May Assist In Probe IMany Growers Meet In Uprising Reported Court House Last In Asia Minor City | Night To Adopt A CONSTANTINOPLE. Feb. 25 I Progralb Of Action —Kurdish insurgents are re­ ported to have captured the city ot Khnrput in eastern Asia .Minor. Solons Declare Committee Immediate Aid Is Sought So Dttallr Are Insufficient Hold Hearings To Influence As Not To, Delay Work Cf; Feb. 2T,.-DetaUs Vote Against Amendment Completing The Memorial of LONDON, the outbreak in Kurdistan, reported from Constantinople, WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.—AsWASHINGTON. Feb. 25.—L et-• lime thus far been Insufficient sorting tout the Interstate Com -; ters exchanged between Gutzon I to establish whether a serious Commission was hopelessly i Borglum. the sculptor, and Lucian revolt is again in progress or divided <*•* the **•....... ......... > •— — secretary ■ divided on piopoaal for — r e - |0^ . Holman, of*-• the •Inter­ whether, as officially reported vocation of the 50 ner cent Pull- national Monumcntnl lire cite Proa t Angora, the trouble |j m ere­ m*n. . "Urcharge, Representative duccrs Association of Boston, made ly local. Barkley, Kentucky, and Park At- j public here Tuosday night, outlined ! kanaus, Democrats Tuesday filed | proposals for an investigation b y , n w « /> a v n minority views as members of tho . the organization of the progress of \ | - | f f A | \ M L 1 A CJI I D I? House Commerce Committee, fav- work.on the Stone Mountain Con- O l f l U / l L o J I T I L r l l j I J I i E l orlng legislation for its dim inu­ federate memorial In Georgin. nnd » n n n » n n r \ A / v « » « — tion. a reorganization plun "for nation- 1 A P P L A R N I H l H l V f I 7 D The committee, which recently aliiing l|u* management of the m e-, * “ I L l l l l O U u v ITU j I / voted overwhelmingly to report un­ favorably on a surcharge elimina­ tion proptnnl. was declared in the minority report to have held hear­ association and the sculptor. Mr. ______ _ ings so that the mujority report Holman offered to Mr. Borglum 1 C o n fe re e s E x ire rt T n HeorK "m ight ihfluence members of the "the services and facilities of this a l ..m , Housr* to vote against the Scm to association in whatever way you Agreement On Bill 1 ouny Cleatttirteds And Spraying Stressed Losses May Total Aa Much As $2,000,000 Declare Speakers Spurred to action by the Possibility of n $2,000,000 loss <»f celery through damage by Ihe Celery Leaf tyor, a worm thnt already ha* been'found in large numbers in the celery fields of Seminole county a dennup and npraying cam­ paign was decided upon a t n , hieeting , - of approximately -• , - 200 , "I do not care to discuss the question at all. So far ns cur government is concerned, th at is in the hands of the adm inistra­ tion.” Mr. Kellogg snid that in the lust year Europe "had tnken a great step forward.” ' »,rum n,:nt. «'>'* ^ b e ra InI ore4t^ ,n. « le ry »t the court "The Dawes plan," he continued t house^Tuesday night. Mayor For"hex had much to do with the slablest Ijike, chairman of n special But Express Doubt Thnt llhdng of the cuircncy of Europe. J .c t a Uchcd^ m ri. ee t , Lh« in 1 ° * \ . oU / e of T of Seminole county men r r,,ICl -to •»« }lx' | doaire of its qtllclals "to see the Opponents-Allow Passage committee fwil employe, had been reported to the I 1 1 1 1 V ; V C I i l 1 1 Germanv is now on n ir.il.l hn«U i which is working generally for tho England soon will be. South Afrlb"p d t ° ff C C * , work on this memorial proce.*t| to 1 , PrcakcrH, Mrs. Faster Gilroy of! -------best interests of the celery indus­ cn goes on’ a irold basis Julv I « , . ' •»« completion." His letter exWASHINGTON. Fell. 2 5 .- Al- try. who , called the meeting, presi!*ew ,Xork,’ ro!’?rtc‘1 . MrsBakiev. • Preston Overstreet And Neil and many of the smalfer countries ,.t f * H n u /°w 11n ‘i nS.on,,jU‘ » W o r.|-p rw ^ "the earnest hop.* of this though the senate nnd house con- 1 dent. | rearranging its Imr friend with whom she w u s' of Europe are nnoroachimr tl.e , c H011*4 * would not have been association that steps "will be ImWilson Shot Dcwn By Pro­ ferces on the Underwood Muscle! . . . .. . a[tcr a c in to r shnting a roam, had been missing standard “ ^ U,e fflvcrv an opportunity to vote on l mediately tnken to remove forever Shonls lousing hill hoped to come n o T r . n c ^ n r ' l o r n k D r hibition Authorities Trail­ Rold * j(ll,no. had ni4 night. She identified the sliprpi, _ J , , Ifhe proposition at nil." the niinar-fall jeopardy or delay and the way to another s m s m u n i nit thet Mil * !>r ^ JPCII Cl* snil for an extra ---------' pers and• •hat- -found........................ on the pier last ing Them Past Few Days I hero is nothing of greater im- ity charged. Cleared for this great work to pro- to another agreement on the bill t-trossed, includes either plowing today, they are frankly doubtful under of nil celery refuse nfter to consider u night ns belonging to Mrs. Bagpnrtnnce to the American people l «ii» ,.... . , >> 1 >hnt the remaining six working .ii.ttiii of farm ley. that Europe and. in fact, all! .hi to imposition of • . . . , , DADE CITY, Feb. 25.—Preston thun duvs of tho '. ^ 'f f n i the product is cut or careful rakthe world shoulil go back to the * cx.t.r,a c*varffe uP°n tho travel- 1 Borglum Asks (nvestigntion ng the CapucrOverstreet and Neal Wilson were .Sheriff R. C. Baker, Palm Beach thuo for l „ on,ctm ,nt.V ttff i "makeshift” he gold basis or single standard H o-! ,)U 1 ,c a,M .ruvor iL' r'■‘n" ’va,•,’ Mr- Borglum, replying, suggestand killed Tuesday by Deputy ?hffgb mav burned or buried. Tho could rdo more^^ “ o p"omotJ "Tho large:- cd investigation of the work by of the bill snid thov hey Itnact real farm county, announced Tuesday after- shot lv would be n I1,001) u ftw inv‘,'‘tiKnting and ques- Sheriff (’. C. Walker, as they nn- commerce and industry. ..f C M ,',” ™ Every- K,rl,oa ° r. 1thlrt /urcharge revenue the association nnd Hint It make .. .m ail moonshine stills thing is tending thnt wavF lu c t-, is ,r?,;c,v«‘l ! Needles nnd careless weoil where it Ronublicnn U°n|ng Mr*- Gilroy that he was i pronched m«••«»<•»-•« three >■•>«; mu l,v roads that an? being public nnd report of itrt committee tors in the nroscn^iVi’inflnn > the K | uuiican ( convinced that the tragedy hud I which the officer and unting currencies make it impos- i «!»*« w ntrnct with the Pull- without .reference to himself nr . . i been a case of suicide and that n o ! Hancock were wa r.ible to carry on commerce or I man ^°»»P»ny for hauling their 1 anyone connected with the project They expect to come to another cry refuse in the burning or bury­ ing, was brought out ns these agreement on the hill Wedncsdny. plants were declared to provide hut as thore will remain less than nourishment for the celerv worm. six Working days of the session Spraying Is Recommended. they arc convinced thnt even a . For spraying to control the pent rmnll group of the opponents could1 block senate action. * ‘ .............o f cvlery the use of yulcium nrwi„ , i. . . . . . . . T ll.. 'a n te , which has demonstrated Its • I day Um conferees begun V “ V ,T eUiB i <un^ a - of eliminating from the b II the 1 *hro“ ? n tan *• and m atter which the senate held had) ^ ’ ^ u te. ° f ,cnd ^ deputy sheriff apil u party of pro­ only niaani of .rehabilitation. hsrWs nuthovl- before her disappcuran.-o. for bim and tlu? Bull- department of the ufsociaion been Inserted in contravention ofThe one missing link in the hibition agents from Tampa lo­ * - r L not sure, be nddfd. - ta a t |<n the legislative h m k,:' <ta rflation#h,P ll* '" W cated the stills nnd derided to wail story was the absence of n clearly <*f the Cane onic of the programs worked out f n_Jj q lion*Mr. Holman in a second letter the senate rules. Sonio of the •ill solve the situation ...............I..,.. forfj * ‘no ‘ investigation ire bill and the defined motive. .Mrs. Bagley hail for the operators to return. A ft­ wili complete- 1 Puny an extra amount ' .j, ..“ ‘ protr.sal difficulties of the conferees were tx declared to b<* the equal of tl.e I short haul meas- been confined to her room for two er waiting all night without suc­ ly. but it is a good thing. There j ,iBon *w u ld l»o taken lip with the granite removed when they received Infor­ other «a an effective mean, of |te make an effort days, before the occurrence suffer­ cess, the prohibition agent return­ is more confidence in Europe to- 1 .ykalk0? / i hp.. Mccom(M ul ona , producers association at once nnd mation as to the nature of the ob­ combating the pest. The arsenate of lead, however, is expected to ho oposals to its as ing front neuralgia, Mrs. Gilroy ed to Tampu to testify in u cans n there was a year ngo. V*1,' .. . that he expected them to appoint jectionable manner. told Sheriff linker, nnd it was there. . uvnilable In much larger quantities Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg plan to Lonclfiafvere1 /hli u n " 1 ,,ot * “tt committee of competent persons Proponents of the hill contend Deputy Walker and Hancock re­ remain in New Yi ’ York for sovcral n?i|n U.*o«i lU|l !,t r i to make the investigation suggest- they have the votes necessary for ox it has been more generally in Appropriation bill assumed that possible despondency mained un guard. use In the celery belt. . , !k. . ? ' 1,1 •»’ V?u «nd render an impartial (ration in tho or a tit of hysteria from the pain The officer heard a car np days before going to Washington, j Z A. L', Foster in addressing tho car was greater than that for a , 'rJpoVti’/liTect"'*,»\ ,hV",puh)Ic.",'1‘‘ !'‘r n a,Ml‘ f f 2 ? n i f . | hey cver *•" urth on the new from which she suffered from time preaching and while he and Han­ day reach. Railroads do not make Pleating declared that ho thought " , « U ........ Crnmton bill to time had prompted the act. |any contribution to the capital in- natlonaiS^inlT l i T “ f »,,r-l , in th“ a ««‘ with the approximately 15 pounds of nrsoA telegram was dispatched to cock were moving to a better posi­ of the prohibition Hancock’s shotgun was acci­ vestment involved in construction.: t ju. niemoriul both to Insure its #U". cont“ ,,;‘ion the end n ite to euch acre would bo found wy the* French C C\ l'.’u1,ton-t,of ,Ncw \ ork- ‘,roth: dentally discharged. Overstreet i maintenance, and operation of Pull , wUh u V,nne - ?f the„ "PPonents would effective. This lx the same amount po.^ul. the nav- o r-o f ^ Irs Bng'oy, who referred man cars. If continued, but they g E S J i X r ru n ^ , ^ haVe “ I1 " 'Umculty in staging a per acre that lias been found most with guns d ihe public I to family attorney, and, Wilson unprouched nave the expense which would Is- • • rrupuou. and to pro- , II(. „ „ flll m il.,,.,-. effective in fighting cotton Weevide for its proper care nfterward," successful tllibuster. ' William Thomas, o f New York , in hand, .according . . . . to the testiWhile opponents have not dls- vile. It wax urged that growers and Balm Beach. The hody was " “"V- “ "«» when the deputy shorw7t'hif f p u l L n n s ti0nal eqU,pment MrHolman continued, "we have iff told them to drop their guns. The budget upon which the .San- with no I oilmans. ,he following to offer: Ms conference reclesod their intentions pending u begin spraying at once. B. F. Whitner Jr., in speaking of Touching on the extra weight "Wo believe th a t these three second report from the conferees, and hauling coxtMhut opponents «>f , principal thoughts should prevail the gossip in the clonk room is the nest, declared that it ix u leaf surcharge removal contend Is in- ! concerning the organization which that they will tulk the report to ‘coder and is found under tne any voiced in a Pullman, the report will have dm rge of the memorial death. .... #That„ would defer ----------, leg- loaves. In order to make the spruv assorted that "the difference h now ar.d in the future: First, thnt 'd'ltion for disposition of the grout most effective the noison must he mote thuu made up by the fact the committee or association should I r 'unt-H ‘he Tennessee river until gotten under the leaf where the that all the expense connected with he thoroughly national in scope, 1 * 1,1 ,l,w c°ngress gets into har- p; rusite Ix. To meet this condi­ ad cannoti The stills, of 2 0 0 . 1 00 and fit)- .negotiations with the player con- a pullman car is borne by the Bull- representing every imtiortant as- neM* tion it was recommended that th? before Mar. 4, i > gallon rapacity, were destroyed. A corned haven’t been carried far man Company, except for the bool­ poet of our national life. There n-ixxles of the present spraying ap ­ Urcii that to go negro who came to the stills was enough to make the name public, ing of it, und for this the rail­ should ling these issues ______________ _ __ _ ____ _____ - m . i - i i n j u i n m u purutus be lowered so that the* be nothing local or rcctionni fllkAftll it. it and r. Ii.l 21 li,.nLI ......I# roads annually receivu th con- about arrested. The corner’s jury exon­ it is said. it .should seek 4.. to > « * T; , solution will bo shot upwards. Tho of public WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.— Th<Willi the salary limit definitely erated Walker on the ground tin t tracts with tho (’oilman Company emphasize our spirit now prevail- j tu he condemned I r‘T *uruying Will be fre­ house aircraft committee voted to | h.l(, firi.,| in H,.|f defense while established and all club owners in more than $1 2 ,00 0 ,000. I ing throughout the land. Second, quent ns the life cycle of the incondemned, reopen its hearings. the league pledged to observe it, in performance of duty. as a work of art. this monument „ .,"7 !! ,cc* I* ^r®ni 2ft ‘° *‘® «l*ys. the Republican Senator Stanley of Kentucky, officials of the dub have been Preston Overstreet was tried and will unquestionably outlive any I -’ EM tO RK . Feb. 25.—The To Send Out Circulars. I the house whs wus run down by an automobile. freed of charges in connection with able to determine exactly whut the rn 0 . r. , other material thing that our p re s-1•l‘,*,s‘lon of stuge censorship which Detailed instructions ax to tho lorrow on a bill John II. Edwards of Indiana, wax assassination of Prohibition expense of operation through th* 1 O k H O P C o n g e s t i o n «nt age has produced. There *ne public, police and the.,, c u r s e to be followed will be sent (stlations of the nominated for ussistunt secretary the Agent J. V. Waters and Deputy season will Ik*. The budget, once _____ | should therefore be proper provis-, ‘ra'nl profession for two weeks, -to each farm er in the form of a tural conference, of the interior. determined, will be firmly followSheriff A. F. Crenshaw, who were i M!‘‘ll'd by District Attorney ^circular letter gotten U|> by a specTALLAHASS1E, Feb. 25— As­ ion for the perpetuation of the h wi<l that propSenator Wheeler of Montami, found shot to death in their auto- «d throughout the season, committee or association, Hanlon■ acceptance of u citizen ini committee which was to meet surances were received today by Mi bill in the*few appeared before the federal grand mobile a few xniles from the scene Members of ‘hq finance conimit___________________ ; Piny jury system which is expectnt the F irst National Bank build­ could ho tmpoxxi- jury investigating charges against e C. L Britt, chairman; For- thc *‘«‘e ruilrond commission that ( ' at ____ 2 o*«« I) * 4 j . *'d to begin tomorrow th« in v e ti- ing Wednesday ... afternoon ___________ of todi/y’s killing, in October, 1U22. .................ttenden V ance1 everything possible is being done rest Lake. J. I>. Chittenden Vnnce 1 f vcrything possible him. l i r a S S V * 0 1 1 1 1 1 r i l C l several broadwav proclock. Members of this committee E. Douglass and Frank Meisch. hy officials to relieve congestion • llllrlililla Ihrmi-r- are con­ ductions eaimstiA.i reported 'by notice as in­ i"e J. tl. Hutchinson. W. M. Sonutor Borah of Idaho again Mr. Douglass is treasurer of the* “ n'l *»« embargoes in effect on i wnator added, n demanded decent. Operations of the tribun­ Scott, w. A. Leffler, A. C. F'ostcr, an extra session of con- 1 association having been appoint-! Ii,u>s of the Atlantic Coast Line [' hotter than gross to deal with farm and tother [ al, which will be composed of 1 2 B. F’. W hitner Jr., F’orrest lake. <?d to the post following the re- i,n'* Seaboard Airline railroads in oiRMtcd*' legisla- legislation. men selected by police commission­ B. F’. W hitner Sr., and F’. P. h’orssignation of G. W. Spencer J r. Florida, it was stated at the conw er Enright, will be secret. tor. _ The right of the house to ex-| _________________ mission toduy. No complaints Mayor Lake, in addressing the \\ hi|%* final plans are being made press itself on certain intcrnatioii Prizefighters always shake hands were received by the commission Greasy Point, a marshy peninsu­ for putting the play jo!LV system meeting, brought out the need for nl policies was upheld in a ropor _____ first. A new picture shows Demp-1 regarding shipments of poridinblcs, la nrojecting into Lak.* Monroe Into iy S o o n effect, the subject of nook cen­ co-operation in dealing with the prepared by Representative Bur- i . . sey with his urm around his bride, out of Florida. northeast of Sanford, whiih con­ sorship is being considered by the situation. He enmhndzed the nec­ ton of Ohiof Major II. W. Hobbs, of Wash­ I tains approximately 500 acres at i legislature a t Albany. During mg a essity of rigid adherence .to the Secretary Williur told the wo- . ington, I). < •, executive secretin j rx a /\i* is ■ ll l ir l | nominal water levels, ha, been ac four-hour debate on the clc clean spraying and clean-up phases anil men's council on defense as a pence | of the board of engineers for rivhooks bill before the committee declared that it wax to the inter[ i«n. 25— T h ,* insuranco that the navy was o rg a n -|crs UIUj harbors, will leave Wa»hannounced Wednesday .naming. J yesterday it wus announced iha: eat financially and intimated "oth­ w«rld is much ! The point is bounded for a short book a ml' muguzine publishers are erwise” a* well, for alt celery | ington Feb. 20 for a tour of FlorProposed cstub- ized solely to fight. i distance on the south by W xuiriiff's prepared to establish a censorship growers in the county to work to­ Tentative agreement wus reach -1j(,a wh,ch wi„ u k t, him nyer ,he f«emhling plants ■'■« jereek, on th<» j*nst bv the xertirn of their own. gether with tho greatest degree of harmony. Following an address urging! Basket Market, recently elected to line while the remainder of the • Forster Braises Distributors. of the Sanford husebnll membership, wus presented to the j property is surrounded on other " rc ta ry of thel , I some of the upper stretches oi the support . .... ........„! club by J. D. Jinkins. Dr. T. J. sid»* -hy l.nk«* Monroe. F’. P. Forster complimented *r rcpieientatA favorable report on the nom- S{ J|)h|)s ,{ivcr nccortjin„ tn a club nnd the .III aukee I rt • Nixon, pastor of the First MethThe orooerty, Mr. Hodv/olt b«*Mayor laikn and B. F. Whitner. *' been — •• nearly n e a r l yIiInation ,- - — •• of -- Charles --------- B. w arren , , , to, je (tt,r rect.jvcd by the Sanford during their training period here, 1 oji^t church, yvas e!ccte<I to mem- , lieves, holds possibilities of untold Sr and six distributors whom he license of the ' attorney general was oruercu oy Chamber Wednesday dul not nume, saying that they ....... - <*f Commerce ... . .given by Judgo E. F. Houshoider,| hership. development, which he drif the senate judiciary committee. MIAMI, Feb. 2ft—Alexander P. were responsible for the success morning from Gilbert A. »uunic-»tj,e Sanford Kiwanis Club ut its Visitors present ut the meeting contingent, uoon the deve Us interviewed I Senator Burson of New Mexico b l o o d . J# ckionville district VV4*1*1” i re^ulur weekly luncheon meeting were: G. D. McKay. Lima, O.; J. of Sanford. It Is only a'zhhurt din- 1 Moore, United States Ambassador of the celery season in 1924 for the mini ,u-rs nnd I denied that he Improperly used his eel. Major Hobbs wus uiuiolj ll’ | tt{ j |,0 Seminole Cafe Wednesday Mutuum Stevens, Portland. Me.; , tanco from the citv nnd the tl jour- ' to Spain, said in uu interview here success it has enjoyed so far this L"- 'ariir ami its j influence before a government make the tour when afternoon appointed a........................... committee o f . (’. I). Kelly, Jervis, N. Y.; Sidney !.nev in a few/ minute*I today th at King Alphonso in the season. He said that the worms u the / i h °*,» iuhc . .................... ....................... . . . , may ...., be made ....................... project. Tlie.'e agency in connection with efforts to engineers came to sanroru u «nori jaycn men ta uj,| jn t he distribu- 1 Newell, Orlando;; Judge K. F. 1 in a reasonably speedy motorboat, j course of a conversation w ith ‘the must be gotten rid of and propos­ * ‘kat the Ford j sell American cattle in Mexico. time ago. j tion of tickets for the "Brewers" F. Houshoider, Sanford; R. \V. The possible acreage of the strin | ambassador at Madrid, expreseed ed as a motion, which was unani­ The local chamber ix mu»tnf. or-1 frnjn|nlr L,„ m,,s here. • F’earman. Jr., nml Otto Horihert. in determined hv the amount of a desire to visit Ploridu. now operating -----------------------------mously carried, that, if an effec­ l^rordam’ tive mean* of control (s not found In 72 hours that Mavor Lake bv asked to go to Washington nnd. oy working through tho senators and representative of this state and district obtain the services of *an expert to come to Sanford and make recommendations for control. The growers present were urged to keep up the quality of their “pack" and not to allow the pre­ Chief Justice W. S. Fly of ‘he reUry of the local chamber. vailing prices to influence them in­ cost. ! kins. J II Jackson, E. F Lane.| The |>eninxuin Tx : o shatwd that j radiogram received here f»b. 25.—Ae- Fourth Court of Civil Appeals. to inferior packing or cutting the The committee appointed Is com* i W. T l anirloy, Forrest Lake* .S : -— it re.icnthlc^ rouuhly a hum! 1 **W. " celery prematurely. ■posed of A. R. P latt, chairman; E. M Lloyd, II Long, C J Mur- 1 spread palm down with fingers to. — r ; ; ; h ;iu- united F. Lainc, L. B. S tic k . M. B. H u t-j shall. E The growers appeared to take Fi J .Mmnrhton. Moughton. J G MI-1 M i-! gather gethor and the thumb cxtcmled— extended— 1, HOUSE ADOPTS MEASt UK HIGHWAY CONTRACTS LET ft. ««curwl II McCaslin, McCaxlin, G K E iithut 11 maximum of lots fronting 1 jdeep interest in the «|uestion, miniL '; '‘' •.•rations of : --------„ rm r* A n n Feb 25. — Wheat: I ton, Howard Ovcrlin, W. S. Entz- chads,, II H | WA3HINTON, F’eb. 25 _ _ questions ____ ____or Con-ibcrs of them asking o„ Na. ), Feb. 25. — The j.5 7 - July, 1.56 to j minger, of Longwood. and G. E. McKay Howard Overlln. A R on ihe lake mav be obtained. LAKELAND. F ference Report on the postal pay taking the floor to express their coninlssioners have 51 Y* (jorn . jjay, l l ’8 7 * to I ilcCall. The committee will have Platt, A K Rossetter, A Ruffeld, f k .' r,p ‘n*urance, Polk county comnis llud un explosion in a Chicago ra ta Increase bill was adopted to-j views. The expressed with a riafor the the improvement Mav 63H. a regular part ta do in the cum- L B Stoele, J G Sharon, W. |>p,g.lll,!4tu‘*Ion in let a contract for uai»- oi“>* paign thut is now on to sell tickets, M Scott. E C Smith. R A newspaper office. Six injured. day by the House. Senate con-1 ing vote their desire to co-operato c.ii?,' a PWimred of 47 miles of county highways at‘ a -Kih" ix an abbreviation of fa - 1 for the “Brewers" games. - Winston. M B Hutton. Lay Dur- Maybe it wax trying to say nice currence is necessary before the! in every way possible to aid to S frfe the cost ‘of 56*18,000. The Bartowthings about Cougress. measure cao go to the president, 1 the success of the cilery industry* l.ake Wules road will be widened ble, an improbable story. I Bay Durden,, manager of tha ulcn. , . „ ^k «4itor!y red from 9 to 15 feet, among others. S W ; i t \ S u T ' o T ™ m o ^ ’ih»; : H« h»'.l iu .l returned frum Kl.re BWieral u m - . ” h>„, } * , ( t„mr «[» » h'r o iie „ tverk with hi, eaaure w h ic h | p o’clock Monday night A short mother a t her winter home, av a fte r t h e »lmr_b*re» the UIcnMt.v -,r the »dc>measure h a s tioi had been established ns Mrs. | Fulton Bagley, guest at the Breuk. . . ,*r era Hotel and socially prominent in list include the n cw York, where she lives at i>57 Iriation lull now pj,,-k Avenue. lift TWO ARE RILLED IN WHISKEY RAID S n u ^ r ^ 'lN PASCO COUNTY FOR THIS SESSION m «Lp s Finance Comittee Of Baseball Club To Follow* Budget Plans Washington News I StxUJcCcnSOrshilJ Ro\V .jin New ork Settled nv‘os,il>’ Railroads Promise EngineerOfficerTo Survey Canal Route •| AndUpperSt. Johns In Lake Monroe Is Bought By Bodwell Australia Support 01 Baseball Clubs Urged By Houshoider Before Kiwanians tS r,; ; s ! r r^V Siric "Ufw'SMl S !!!:; : •I | I i Ir 2T■ t! i\\ i *1 Spanish King: Would Like To Visit State Flagship Of Asiatic Fleet Goes Aground Activities |“Xtensively MARKETS v *1 til m �or Notorious Club? Raw tottoiif Wont! Asia Minor Grower! Half of Naval Ptraotowl To ttjfto (la th e re d F o r L a rg ea t m Battle In History; ■fcuvera Last 3 Weeks P j there if one which. In contrast to | weighty m atters of dipiomney, «rid obtained a practical blanket state, and governm ent, is peculiar­ immunity from punishment for ly a "Main Street'! question. It it traffic violations. The »ncn| g:»vPKDfcO, Feb. 2 4 .the traffic jtroblefn. It has attntet- eminent hns supplied their ear* Hiiif the personnel of the United i ed tho attention of experts from wi.h tags marked "Congressional. many cities; apecinl committees No policeman, except in rare enses. 8U ( m navy will engage in what hnve wrestled with it, and now i t declared be one of great> sham tobattles in the American ! Congress hns taken it in hand. •I history, off the coast of I hoping to solve it, hut to all npjrsr "California, Mexico, some ; pearanccs it still remains a proh■ between February 26 ami ' ieni. fth 42,. when the Pacific battle I Those who have unspoiled recolIt, based here, is to go forth to : lection of their nutionnl capital be­ It the scouting fleet from the fore #the war, with its wide, free I coast, theoretically trying to nvenucs and inviting shady circles, te and proceed to Los Angeles square and parks which dotted tho bor,, magnificent distances, would think P|«r ‘* ,n the world. It Is we combined strength of the if they were to visit W ashington I "trnnge that the policeman o f its engaged in the maneuvers today thnt it had been converted »on«lers whom to arrest.) [ be 13 battleships, 120 scout into a'public garage. -----------------------------Isers, destroyers and other wnr ■ There nre in W ashington, a city I C n V m i l l s ! (M* I s ft and 12 squadrons of ulrcruft. of ft00,000, about 100,000 autum n-' ‘W „ * Ise Will be manned by some 40,Idles, and those from the nearby .men. suburbs in Virginln and Maryland rhe eastern fleet of Vlce-Adswell that number. There ore so i l Joalah S. McKern is athedulfew garuges, public or private, to leave its winter quarters at thnt residential streets are clut­ bntahamo Bay February 13th, tered nt night with homeless motor t theoretically, It will be late curs. By day the same thousands the, month when Admiral 8. 8. of cars nre to be found in the ilson, commander-in-chief of streets downtown and in the parks. Pacific fleet, learns th at tho emy” is approaching and leaves The motor ear owner in W ash­ • to meet them. The probable ington may do what he may not iting place wljl be Mngdalonu do in New York, London, Paris, or f. Lower California, as the euspractically any other large city. t will seek to establish n He may drive ’tin business and re. Admiral Coonts, comleave his cur in the street until vler-ln-chlef of the naval his day’s work is done. Of course, tea, will witness tho "battle” Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes is shown at the right in the above photograph. She says i t was taken at Nation­ nll-dav parking is prohibited and al Park Seminary, Washington, I). C. W. E. I). Stokes says it was taken nt the notorious Kverleigh Club, n his flagship, the Seattle, occasionally a police drive against i t e r the battle problem has Chicago. She is depending on the photo to convict Stokes of criminally defaming tier character. it nets Homo fines. Large depart­ 1 solved the two fleets will m ent stores run free busses for e and uproceed to Los Angeles patrons to the outskirts of the propagators of the poena met x tr.io r nver-haullngj prepnruparking a re a ;" others provide with such reverse that it was ' to sailing to Hawaii ubout garage facilities and drivers for first thought impossible to propa­ first of April. shoppers, but the problem remains gate it by grafting. The death rate from motor acci­ Scattered here and there througii dent runs around one a day, and out the pecan areas of Florida are the injuries several. seedlings and unsatisfactory var­ A spccinl committee of the ieties of pecans that, may bo trans­ Chamber of Commerce hns den­ GAINESVILLE, Fin., Fob. 24.— formed into varieties that would ounced W ashington’s traffic regu­ Top-working on pecan trees can he give better results,*if ton-worked lations ns "asinine.’’ They nro practiced ns successfully ns top­ to varieties of known worth, it is voluminous and the police sny the working on pears, apples and said. New varieties could be tried g reat m ajority ' CHELMSFORD, Eng., Fob. 24.— numerous other fruits, according to where failures have resulted, and If Sir Henry Curtis-Kennett ful­ Ci. II. Blackmon, pecan culturist of othurs in undesirable locations fills his election pledge—to kiss the University of Florida Experi­ might is* given another opportun­ every woman in the Mid-Essex ity to make good by top-working, ment Station. division if elected to parliam ent— pecan trie* the work is I Trees of almost any size enn la* he fill have a busy time. There ctlon the law can give them," almost don e by cutting off the top-worked, except very large ones are ltf,2fiU women electors in the those from one and a half to two t says, adding th a t the Audubon small hrnnche s and cleft grafting . constituency who claim n prior ciety stands back of his offer of the desired variety into them. My feet or more in diam eter which right in the oscillatory dem onstra­ reward. so doing, a new tbp is readily hnve large spreading tops. The tion, while many others are said *i ------- ■ ■ ------formed and with the strong root most important and desirable for to he looking forward to the event New Hampshire hns the largest system of the stock, rapid growth top-working, however, are those with a good deal of pleasure and klslature in proportion to th - is made and in a comparatively interest. ipulatlon with a total of 421 short time the new tree top is When charged by the chairman atnMtrs In her two legislative hearing fruit, of a concert nt Brentwood with pises. The importance of top-working, "having failed to curry out one of " ■■ to convert the top of a fruit or his ejection promises,” Sir Henry A new game numed "Pontnc" nut tree no that it will produce* said it was n rash promise "but I iVented bv a Colorado man, in he- fruit of tho desired characterise am most anxious to carry it out. Irved to be n successor to Mnh tics, bun long been realized, sny In fact I ant quite willing to sta rt m gf. the specialists. However, early nt once." » Dye Eggs Brown To Get Bigger Prices University States Pecan Topwork Is Highly Practicable > ♦%♦%♦% *?«♦% ♦%♦%♦% ♦% LIVERPOOL, Feb. 24.— 'T he arrival hero of 1,000 bales of cot­ ton front the p ort of M ersina, in A*la Minor, m arks the opening of a new course of cotton supply to the spinning mills of Lnnrnshir?. It will bn n new source in the rrn«e of constituting an addition to : the centers which now feed Lnnjenshire with raw cotton, says the Wert mii>"ter C aret to, but curious* ly enough it was from this qunrter of the Turkish Empire that .Britain first began, to draw her rot ton supplies nearly four ceniurier. ngn. Tlicv were the m ain­ stay of cotton spinning in England before the days of A rkw right, ami before dotton cultivation in America assumed serious propor­ tions. A ginning factory hns been laid down nt Adana, the headquarters of one of the three cultivating areas. and for which the nort of Mcrsinn is u natural outlet. The two othpr areas are the h in te r­ land of Smyrna and the vnlley of Saknrin. Adana enn produce nn annual crop of 100,000 bales; her potentiality is described ns n minifnuni of 800,000 bales to n m axi­ mum of two millions. M. Ilusni, n member of n Man­ chester cotton firm, hns expressed the view tbnt tho Sm yrna crop would be worth more than pass price. ‘‘Thp classification of this cotton in a business and scientific wn.v,’’ he said, "is receiving very careful attention and next vear’s cron will be offered on rigidly defined types." K- S. friablV l>•* '» • v « r a ro^ur'U; m. ( fljKh that I j n>y m rrt*.; „ 1 ‘|*>k Ifo K'-medy hrj CUrw: U* du «u»inir.K a uny and *» «• * * V n e to» Hi* faith I i & l^a'Ufr D iLYo« Ml«W hobo mf 48 ft. on SAXfi IN ESS Lot " ncti f* Booms an4 P» THE iiki< 5 5 BUY CELERY FARM REALTOR Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 F irst National Rank Iluildint Sales Force Miss Ruba Williams, Mr. II <5* FIRST STREET EXTENSION Same Investment Opportunity Orlando, St. Petersburg, Miami and Daytona offered r n i 1 RC x 1 n M IA M I rO O j.... — ------------ — --------~ _____ Assessed Value 1913.... Assessed Value 1922... ST. PETERSBURG Assessed Value 1911.......... $ Assessed Value 1922.... Sanford Now has an Asse Notice the Value of St. Petersburg or Miami on the Above Dates I'iist S tie e t extension is the City s m ost v alu ab le business section outside o f the o r e ness center—the residence property surrounding the New Hotel site will be Sanford' property. .• • Prices: Residence.Sites $2250 to $2500 S a n f o r d Hotel SANFORD *><♦ No. 214 ompanj F L O R ID �= NATIONS IN _Je With Latin-America Should IRIDA SHOW Be Reward To Florida, Says Brooks • TALLAHASSEE. Fla. Fob. 25.— i 838,803, of which over $227,000/100 IUAL GAINS Florida Is In a position to re*n j represents sugar. Exports to Cuba Phelps Home Lots Will Go On Auction , Wednesday Morning The Lyman Phelps country home te r rewards from trade w ith , In 1023 were $192,137,803, rom- one of the best known pieces of Surrey'of Records Since 1903 K t l n America than any other ita te pared w ith $127373,180 in 192a. property In Seminole County will Shows Increase From 68 In the Union, declares T. J. Brooks, "Cuba, In 1923, was the alxth be placed on acution Thursday morning a t 10- o’clock, The pro* Million 1 o $317*000,000 chief clerk In the Florida Depart* best custom er of the United S tates perty consists of 38 ncres of la land and w as outranked only by O rra t m ent of Agricultnrc. w rltlne In the . TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 25^-V al-j departm ent's bulletin on Florida*’ B ritain , Canada, Germany, France divided into 50 lots and 18 situat* cd nuoui nbout »a who mile from the Snnford ca nations In Florida have shown a | resources, soon to be off the press. andrl Ja p an ,. "M anufactures ronrtltnte /Fre«>-i u ty limit*. __ tirthiv o four export* fourthn exports with# ............l*at~ ■ One - -- the - - - cast the land la horn C1903l 'toE 1916 T real T Iestate T Pr " ’ gayg that wJlPn th a t part “ofrool!° In m Am Ourr imports from on it Tkasw#. are a values thec }ii» ||V | tnat wnen mav p a n oi in n cerica. n c a , uu ..wn. ,1cred by Silyerlake .nnd lale-w 12 to jumped from $68,247,312 ' |207f* western hemisphere is developed j thero a re always greater than e x - ; number 0fc#^,c^ r will furnl.n fa r irrcatcr tretto : porte. The difference or balance n nre more than -tM b°® tln«oranK 0 106,741. and from 1916 to 1,23 t h e . “It than haa lia , on U » R o p y ,£ than has ever ever been ----- Tnrniehd be paid . very Iar«ely in natural peed- All of athe increase was from $207,105,741 to Europe, Innd is declared to be Trade then will be north uct«.' and dry- and In addition, the $807313.438. "W hy should not this trade from hi"h — . , and south In as large n sense ns the South build up Key W est, P»opcrty is said to be tho oni> • On personal property the In* It will be east and west. The ci­ Tam pa, Pensacola, .Miami, Jack- *subdivision near Sanford having crease In assessed valuation dur* ties thnt wet the seaport trndo flic and other commercial cen- lakes. Lot* in the property urn re* sonvl___________ ih f- the parted'from Ym. 3 «to i o« i . ' tribution from < * " " IFlorida t f i S ' S *pM ters of Florida?" asks Mr. Brooks carded as especially desirable for ports to country homes. w as' from $29930,608 to $52,419, (j,e reg^ 0f jj,e country makes them in conclusion. Free cash nrlxos nnd a balloon 248, and from 1916 to 1923, It went the logical ports of landing.” nsrension will mark the auction. from $52,419,243 to $84571,697.1 fflCt th at cargoes that nn» FROST HURTS TRUCK The Conrad Wnlkcr Realty Com­ Thara waa a slight decrease In per* tiltimately consumed in the Mid* pany, of Orlando, in in c htarsp a rts of JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 25. fSB?1 p? P £ & y . v?1??t,0? J n W15’ !dle West, but which come from the , 7 " ; the auction. Dinner will be Sc rv19..1 ami 192*., hut the other y u r s ; F a s te n Hemisphere nrp landed a t Bonus, peppers, tomatoes nnd nth- P(j on tho grounds. sho’,'".t i cnsistent nnd gradunM n-| the Eastern porta for rail diatribu- m r tender truck suffered from fro st, _______________ _ , . . tlon, Illustrates the point," says to some extent «= as .... fnr -south ■,,11,000 PER CENT RISE - Iroad and telegraph property j j r> Brookg. “These cargoes m ight the southern division, and tho same entea ined in ' ’" ’“ ■tinn be sent to St. Louts by w ater, but crons Including some early corn.j ,Vt*«ST PALM BEACH, Feb. 25. (taring th fa 'iU * ? ™ • t a s i o ^ j u fr° mi they lir* not* They ,nn(*e<* ttt melons, *---potatoes nnd berries v e re j_ t‘ and ............ V Tnre " ii----~ bh — -— -.......... —A vtract ofA 2,750 feet of occnn $8*148 *16 to $43,419,248, from l t e nwir, M t ■**P°lrt !n l n « with killed o r serluoslv damaged In the fronUlKC Beach, which from 1916 to 19^3. »t went up Irom ; the regular shipping routes. _ . central nnd northern counties of no)(, j * Mat Pompano 19i 9 for * 1 ,9 5 0 , haa ■Tlnlil 1 * i, • r kiln f ■ ■ n a s-i *• ts a n v lH A . ' ” . . ' . oT ” a t "a WM19.24S to 66J, H4,424. A ; *<jt up to Florida to establish Florida by the frosts or freezing 1' rV1v ' be c n**?1Is nosed*' rilght decrease also was shown {»»! reigular shipping routes from the weather of Feb. 12 and 14, snvs n ri '*0f * 5 3 0 050 to Miami develi nX, rf' ° / *** * property In 20 Intln American republics tho weekly weather nnd crop bulle- L___ __1 i,»,« i ,« opera, it Is disclosed here. tThe Iu2l and J923, but in other y«ara | nn(j gccurc the trade to and from tin of the state weather burau. new price represents an increase t h y e was u consistent increase. • those countries and the United I ___________________ of 11,000 per cent in six years, iT otsI valuations In Florida In-! gtnt, OmitUngt Mexico Ahese Stenographers in Germany have I1-1Vo?®’*. . routUm .countries lie closer to cocoa or coffee in the morning and ' Garlic was distributed ns a tonic afternoon. This Is a relic of the the Inborer who raised the pyr­ nold custom of having flve meals to amid of Cheops. a day. :V «3Sl i-W(MO1b* ,0:,,e*hl'r“ to!S' n c p p rr.^ ttv e ly limited railroad mil- sftr. x w js l J1 '' ,>2TM "”n oth'r 1 ..Som„,i,inK 1 nZn, , i, i j -< r OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY r.-v ' A* i y E S S v l l | 081 anil on railroad nnd Imports stood nbout 5 to 3 4- s>' >’ „„d saTSrtf i s t t s r s r„ an„ sr ':sas S K trT n 'Jl '£ 2 5 ? . of ,h0 y rf- if < *2-1- V, I T he' grand tita l Increase In valuations WJ* the imports ? i - 0 ,0 0 0 ,onn. a to'ft-* to 1023 Inclusive *324 ^kls trade the U. S. s h a r d In c.v •a- * I-a — - ,m sprs Nathan Mayo, commissioners o * 'n r'rr tltnrc. "to anticipate that “In 1914 our cxportH to llw*' dtfrlng the next 20 years, with well countries was $282,000,000 and In m ved roads In every section of 1923 they were $075,000,000. In Aihrida, developed Inland wnter- 1914 the per cent of our total ex­ ways, increased port facilities nnd ports thnt wont to them wns 12, in cdcr,if.tr- *radna1.i ,ln he .larger! 1923 It wns 18. In 1021 they took* cities, lhi« rf..sei.(ed valuations may 145.4 per cent of their imports from *now an Increase over 1923 vidua- the United sta te s ns against 24.3 lions of more than $800.000,0)i0.” per cent in 1914. Of Mexico’s im­ ports In 1913 she took 48 per ernt from the United Slntca an,I 76 ASK NEW CIRCUIT per cent in 1921 i for the sn*nc UWEST PALM BEACH, Feb. 25. dates Argentine went from 15 per —‘The Palm Beach County Bar cent to 28 per cent; Brazil from 16 Association has gone on record per cent to 31 per cent; Uruguny owing to tho rapid growth of from 12 per cent to 26 per cent: tbo E ast Coaat section it is to Colombia from 62 per ernt to 81 tWd best Interest!) of the commun­ per cenl. th at the legislature be asked "The trade of the United States the fifteenth judicial circuit. It is with Culm in 1923 reached ii total to create two Judicial districts out of $568,880,471 us co m p a rd wl*h r , *' '■ ti-erltors' now comprisin'- *395,709,988 In 1922. Imports Ijroposod to separate Palm Beach from Cuba in 1923 were* valued at fcjid. liruMuril counties as one rir- $370,442,581, of which sugar ac­ ^ ^ f ron> *j UC' u ftn(l Okeecho- counted for over $331,000,000. Im ­ unuthcr, ports in 192 were valued a t $267,- o r _____ i ] v « 11 y _ = 7 I a ----- : D / v t • - * ‘f l l j l __ —_ Pe« '-yiCZZ. that ity 1—J ) graaily MICKS,LOCAL ZITME.R PLJCCER AND DoDt: » ' -p>ciMc, t o <;h t u p a s o c i a l a n d I O v n c e . g r n i e . n o o o u s t m a s m is e t c o n _ V 8 » V I MI L L I N’^ . . IS COM INC, T o BiRDiE C R o v v e i g. What Would All Florida Brin^ Today, if Sold? i iw if hac.iti . I T - -------Ik li ANZENE ■ ■ > W hat has caused such a trem endous increase in the actual val­ ue of Florida, the State? The sam e thing th a t is changing Daytona H ighlands from w hat could have been bought ten years ago fora few thousands, to w hat it is today, namely: enorm oussum s of money spent lavishly on improvements, beautification and conveniences. ' New scientific discovery rids motordom of old enemy. Makes even best Gasoline Better. Prevents formation of carbon, removes old accumulations, increases power, keeps cylinders and valves clean and keeps motors at their best. Capital—that's w hat is doing the work, m aking perfect homesites with all th at the 20th Century demands, of what was a wilder­ ness of hills, woods and lakes. Increases Oxygen in Combustion Takes out knocks Prevents Carbon No Carburetor adjustment “ OU HEAR a wise one here and there say:“ten years a^o I could have bought the entire tra c t on which Daytona Highlands stands for a few paltry thousands”. Well and good. The U nited States bought the whole of Florida from Spain for som ething like twenty million dollars. W hat would it bring today? F igure it out for yourself. Before you have covered the half of one county, you will be lost in a maze of figures. The Florida of yesterday is not the Florida of today; the Flor­ ida of today is not the Florida of tomorrow. You have only to see (and who cannot)? what has taken place since yesterday, to picture w hat is possible tomorrow. Those who buy lots in Daytona High­ lands today, will reap tomorrow’s profits. Don’t wait. Plan your profits now, when they will bring you the comforts and luxuries you desire, when they can be made with far less investm ent than will be necessary tomorrow. Increases mileage Increases power No effect upon metals Use ANZENE for a short while and the carbon will disappear gradually without effort on your part—your motor will run much better—cleaner and freer and more powerfully each time you drive it—even better and more efficiently than when vou first got it. Get ANZENE now at— DAYTONA HIGHLANDS FJoncta-’-s Suburb o f H ills and L a k e* The Traylors of Daytona Wight Florida Sales Agents. 211 S. Beach St.. Daytona, Florida. George W, Albright, Orlando, District M anager 2nd and M agnolia-First and Elm-Sanford Avenue and John F. I*ox, Sanford Representative Park Avenue at Second Street BRANCHES: San Juan Garage JACKSONVILLE, ORLANDO, DAYTONA BEACH SANFORD, DELAND, ST. AUGUSTINE First and Myrtle c jn r ta ts ita ts tin s K s m s s s s a s m s s tta 8 �; v i ? .* l l‘ *.^i •n> i fttGitr THE g A H f o in M B U tD . Can't Markets City News Briefs To Ride Information provided by ih„ Quit Claim Deeds FU«d Prison rolture u f *thD#S?t t !!i*n«Bureau 0f A*ri' culture lwith the Florida of m a tter described: to e ll parties lla u g r J9 K sst: also. )lou*« a t Batafoi cla im in g Intervals a id e r Thos. R. The N ortheast Q u a rte r (N e H ) of Ath day of April. A _ W ilson, deceased. T hom s* Emmett the Southeast Q u a rte r <»»:**> »r hen and th ere m afcp^aww fa r Chapman Cstt, pioneer In W ilson, d eceased. Ja m es M ne, de* Hert Ion sa. .T ow nship is. South of hill of com plaint aaJUMttd. , fight for equal suffrage for Wo­ e*rh nf y«*u. aand n d »*ch o f I*o « IB t*to e n cen*eil. nml John E orlr. d-i-e**.,!, Hanae 29 Bast: also. T oe Sooiite**.-i s, ....rter IS>.HI (IIRH) *tf | l Is further ___ o rtered H u tt.i !*• the f«lluw follow . men, intenda • to abandon politics , ... „ ».r o th erw ise. In isi**1 g e ,1" n ne S h u u o j . i «•--.rter **« PublleAtloh ha pbhlt* In* described .fu n d s sltu nte. ly in g ,'h e Southeast g u n n e r iS K H l of Order of Publleatlnh ^nford fferald Herald,, an M M Hecilt.n 23. T ow n ship 19. Hmith ill In The Hanford th *1 fSht* a****! 7 1 0 t v MeDon.ld. Mary A. SUrlTonsld amt unit lictng in th e County nf SejitL fo^aif } } ' WiUon to Lake tha fight against wars, sheB stat-1 s t a t - l tiusoumt. liui.hu||, 1 , John Mac John'fA. a. MacDonald. «*. c. ntil* nnd m a te iu Florida, inure Itange IS K sst: also. P»r published In,Hanford, Batnlll the unaurveyed part of es _ _ _let _ _____ J . hoW- i r y llc r sntl w ife, ——F uller. II. (Nti» nf the '• ■-minty, once -' -M enrii here. _ _She it be known. The North H alf ’*»*«• 9 t Florida, r §*PF!«!(■• •vnP#' ripw particularly described us follow s, Kmtlliwesi duller. rtf Pee. Q uarter for rkent Ight ccor o n u m illv r wrrkA. ■; IBW«,» ever, that she is not an advocate o f}* - ^ii, tWU tj * w ife, to w n : IS, Hmith of WITNKSH TNKSH my hand and tha Unn 13. T ow n ship peace at any price, but that she L L . it! m gladden sim’d O nvrrnm eni Lnl* One m nnd lls n g e J!l 13ast. also. nnd w ife, of ih e t'trciiit Court of t b r M b did want to see world safeL o (1) nnd tb rs ------Rasi lU lf IK >,) SimlilMn. flenrfre ll. Brow n Tw ------------------------The - Southw est Q uarter ____ t HtV *4 ) enth Judicial C ircuit o f tha State anil wife. letters 1‘alint Issued Brown, Slmotiml -------- - ------------- of the <ti>nl Meant Quarter' (HR1, ) nf of th,. ttnuthw esl Q o ir lir o f Florida. In and for B en ln ol* brought about in a safe, sane and |lMUi|.Mt nml w ife. Ida Humbert. Humbert. Hertlmt 2*. T ow n sh ip IS. Hnulh of in f Hfctinii |3 . T ow n sh ie l». H-oilh County on thU Ihe 3Ath dap o f JauSlate of Florida ______ | **nsible way thut woultf meet tho 8. tiiimpfrt and Wife, — ^— tittm* Hum- itsnAe 19 B ast: also, ,,f f u n a e Hast; nml slnu. umy. A. l>. IStJ. [.pan Company - - desir* of- *H WopUs. T h ere are pert. I.nls St. Lane, an T rustee and Huvrrnnteni l.o f r ise M) nf Her.fiovernm ent l.m T w o t i t o f Her* f Heal) V with Ccapital of; 75 organisations a t work now for Iter Murcessiirs In Trust. Hu rati lla l* ; Hon 13, T ow n ship IS. Houtli u fltin tt It. T ow n ship IS. Hmith of Clerk of the C ircuit C m lir $100,000, Itmur* 3-i Hast. of the tteeenth Ju d lel dnd M V U S , hlinhamk ---------- lis t pin. Itauue IS H ast: a lso. b e lllt.n l lh* S tate o f t. . ,,a ,b‘b Shd hus'oattd. Cnvernmelil l.o l T w o l? t of Hr,-. un.l to mitr and nil otheli persons, any H Itr and tor Kemlnole i slpln Jam es He rite rr l* n e and Hon 1.1. T ow nship 19. Hnulh of w hose n sm es nre tinhtftw ii. rlnlmWtfe. Lane. Rita il« y tam e , lt*n«e IS East; Also. |n,. a nv rtelit, title *.r interest tit By: A. M. IVkEKH, I>. C. J I a L,b,e. . " f. AUamonto --------------------------and hiciti.iml. ------— Lane, t'arrt ■ H overniiieni Lot T hree i i i of «mi m ii ,.. prutierty h*-re|iiaU»ve HROIIHR A. IteCClTTBa. and Springs. v i S T ^ M ^ . j R E S A, Lane anil husband. --------- I J n c . . ib rtlim 2.1, T ow n ship IS, Hmith nf ite-rrltiei). i.r nnv tutr' or parrel O. W. HCKNCKI*. JR.. STREET PROGRAM BEGINS George F. Babcock of Altamonte rank H T.ewls as T ru stee and hlrt Uhuk* i s Hast: also. tlirrenf HoHclior and of C ounsel for r - F i . r s in n i s i , aand n u it, e nr* . The GAINESVILLE Feb. 25.—Work BUf. icressnrs In ITrust, it . oL Far*, W e t llutf* ( W ' i ) of the It |* hereto- ordered Hint tm i nml Complainant. sh a re /3’ SPCr(,tnry' ,rta80rer« 190 is to begin within a short time on rell anil* Wife. ---- *— Hnrrcll. »‘r 1n oltth essl Q uarter (HK‘»t of Hei-..enrh of you tie s’nd ni>p*-nr tiefn re.Jn n . 11, Kelt.. I. tt. XIt II. Gainesville’s street improvement otherw ise. In and to the lands h e r e .|iim , ya, T ow n ship IS. Smith n fi.n ti said I'lrciitl t'otirt nl Hie t'oiirt IMurrli T. It. II. 1 A. C A T t'A T T i II, Feb Markets cooperating. Frank l| , 28.—Con on or* Scruggd, representative. Shipments from all states for eotni»ll«l to sub. t.tlnn by otrplon# T tw s^yt Calirornia, 18; Florida, f i y c h he is alleg ed 97 of which 91 m in iated in the ilted • Monjf fit Sanford "action. Total shipments through 24 t, , - . Feb. ., - - this ----- season are* it exciting lively ^nfordshipm ents through Feb. 24 ...I circle* since the 2,324 against 2,819 last season. '?lty by the Berlin are 1,893 against 1,737. 0f Gehelmrat Hell* released at 2 o'clock'.'J7* Bu'letin Kited in connection Shipping Point Information L . ill connected W’*h i S r v Cn “ r> r rm ' ttood bonk. An air. wire inquiiy. Demand and trading Ditched trotn .**• iod, mnrkot strong. Florida, io Ke was token bock Inch crates, Golden Self-Blnnchlnp V ' the f ir route, i", rl!" .,re,“ rSh' U' S- N». 1 , . « ? $2.75. time in European $2.60, program which calls for an expen* Building Permits Issued that prisoner wa* Terininal market reports: This ‘Ilty1?—°f $450,000, the lunus tor which were provided in a bond lamornings sales to jobhers unless rcidedly divided. It otherwise noted. Prices on Golden P m e / i 'm P « 'ri!T v « m !ir» 2l!7 n , o ™ IO| | tlT ' " “ ”- C lly on how safe the a ir Self Blanching varieties, j,, the Allen, erection of une-ntory re. l . : K . '-nlenr announce rim, There in no rough, unless noted). He*e Jensamlne^Avenue, |3««. ; 5 5 ^ ^ , V 8 , 'S : , r { « the German law by B5iti!!«.rei c|ouJy* ,ted person can be Florida arrived. 3 cars recon ted. 16 cars on trm ' •pipo^c hlmnelf to onday who hold transporSupplie. morleroi; Je* keen Pnreh.4,1^*" j “ “t H,“ SPet e. ' f ” P~*™»>. «™ V « Ipline illegal insist tnand moderate, market about nac of Nt»w York, editor of the the projects ' ' induced In I yet attained the de- steady. Florida, 10 inch crates Ameiican Bmikrnptcy Review Whn |of the steam roilway Sanford District 4 Cs $3 .7 5 , $4 .00 , bai been in the city for some time bile Defenders of best mostly $4.00, 3s $3.75, few *>« th» guest nf S. Rmmtpl. It Is o m r u i T r o l l It T -IIB1 TMH my'the alleged lack higher, » »• 4t IIHTAI, n i t l ' t l l T . . . .8 s 10s *3.00, ------ - ,*3.50 — w. the plan of Judge Isaac to dcvelinsist that In the IN an it r a n A tlanta: 48 tlegrees partly "P *be land amt plnce it on the on ptsjy justice the a ir cloudy, 1 Florida nrrived, 4 cars market soon. The Judge * " wns ac- 1 -HKBiMit.t: ro tiv r v . IN (M tA N i'Eltr jly to he preferred. on track. Su ** moderate, de- romoanied on his trip to Sanford > Supplies HETll WOODHIIFF, i'i>nt|ilsltwtnt mand anti tra by Mrs. Isnoe. . . . , moderate, mar­ V». ket steady. Florida 10 inch erntes, CHARGES CHANGE 1 J. .1. t’OllRN, ft nl, Itrffniliint*. . 3s 4s *3.50, *3.75, few *4.50. CalA charge nf reckless driving pre* HITATIHN. if°rnj« no supplies on market. __________ To J. j. 1'iihfu am) w lff, ■. — ferred against John _____ Brumley, Jr., t lmrlfN »• Wuru Irk. as Philadelphia: 42 degrees cloudy.! upon which a bond of * 7 was es T riu iiff mill h is Huivr**nrs In Trust, 9 Florida arrived. 15 cars on track. I treated In Municipal Court Mon- Alibi*- H lisliiw ln . Hluraea U. Halil aupplies moderate, demand ntoder- dny morning, ha - been changed on w in nmt wit,.. J tt! ■ i0 M a ,: ^ n r T 1 a afaaaiEiaiiii a a ^ ^ a ivies Navy right Brass ie Clothes j ty, Feb. 28. — The of ilways wearing ilothes. Its office™ k to get out of the Jforr. and into the ed out to parade on ns, or to participate 7**fib' AIR STINTS • W.MVHfjU. W ith P arachute Drop IK | Florida arrived. 39 cars on' track .! beginning, the chief Jeclareti, us bupplies moderate, demand and ! the reckless driving charge carries trading moderate, market steady. «n Implication of drunkenness. Florida, 10 Inch crates, 3s, 4s and ' which, the chief suld, wns not anOs, well blanched, *3.75, §4.00, pHcable in the case of young green and poorly blanched $3, *3.25 Brumley. It is in order to remove 8 s, 10s well blanched *3.25, *3.50, such an implication that the change green and poorly blanched *2.50, Is made, the chief said. $3.00. __________________ Detroit: 40 degrees cloudy. No IN D IC T S GAM H U N G . degrees, cloudy. No carlot arrivals. 17 cars on track. Supplies Mntttgoinrrv. Itobrrt H. Itnmsi-y, as Trustr** mill his HiicrfBsiirs in Trust, .Muraiirfi s Itam sry, Iniilvlilually unil us Hucerssiir In Trust tn Itohftt H. Itiim sfy, .MtirKiirn tv. Itamsry nml_ li us Iiii mi. --------- Itmnsry, J mill's \V. J iiIiiiniiii nml w i f e , ------— Jrthtisnii. t’lnrk tV. .Mrlluliiilil mill tv Iff. --------Met mini lit. Mary A. MnrU.inulit nml hustiuml. John A. Mjcltnmilil. i*. i*. l-'ullfr nml w ife, •-------- Pulli-r, tt. H l-*ullfr nml w ife, *-------- l-*»illfr, W. it. Hliiilili-o iinil W ife ,---------Htnihlfll. II. M. HIihIiIhii eml w ife, — —— Siiulilcii, (ifnrK** K. 25. ■" X t ,,, nml w ife, --------- Urn wo, • a change is shnrp_t fact that officers jirm y feel that they (jut to their brothers marine corps. In social gathering* services are repWEST I-AUl BEACH. Eeh. | navy und marine liberal, demand ami trailing moderl| appear in blue nni* ate, market Hteady, Florida, 11> —All game* of chance would be i lit to tier l, H. ilum pert and wife. -----in Palm Hi'aclt coun- — Ilillilperi. I.ols At. Lillie, ns T rus­ ill trimmings, while inch erntes, 4s, 0*', $3.00, $3.75, 3* tee nml her Huccessors In Trust, and 8 * $3, $3.50, 10s, $2.25, *2.60. tv " rccommendatiims of (he Silni1 remain in drnb. 1 ILilpin mill Iiiisl.iiml. - - i —---Inn is discussed in n washed, wrapped, pre-cooled, 4s, ■l' rnp,i jury, iust r.unihitted to Judge llutpln. Corn llu lp io nml hn-diund, c - K- Chllllngaworth of circuit ---------11it IIIIii . Jam es Herbert J.it tin -by the official pub- 8 *. $4.50, $4.75, 3* anil 1 0 * $4 .0 0 .. Lane. Klin May PitUburgh: 44 degree* cloudy, imurt, were carried out. They jury nml w ife —— United States In* Lane, Itian just issued. The 0 Florida arrived. Opening Tues- n ,,o rt7 l th"* i( '•-msiderml the c ^ V V T . l J n r a m ^ h n t a ^ day: supiilie* moderate, demand Keneral use of punch bonrdi, slot i.nm-. Frank h . L e w i s , n s r Trust so h the ugitation for ofJ nml........... his Hm-ciootorH In -Crost. uml It. “‘1*— game* -----(the pre-war blue uni- •slow, market steady. Florida, 19»machine* anti* other Farrell, L. Farrell anil w ife, Minued until cxist- inch 'crates, 4s, Cs $3.50 *3.75', 3 * irhani'e a menace to llte communl- nml fueh nml every nl the uhnve mostly $3.50, Hs $3.25 $3.50, ID* !y nni1 nrged that alt officer* i ire modiffed to uuliumeil ilefriithints. If IIVIon. nml l pressure to bear to remedy If •■tilor, iiiiv or nil of the x.ihl kiml change in dress, $3 , $3.25. defem lants he ileail. to nil parties been in Its w orkday- Washington: 45 degrees, cloudy.. ,bo ?,tllAtioP* “ »d i^ necessary ask clnlmlntf InlereslN umler emoi noil the legislction to enact such laws 1 Florida arrived. Curs on truck [1917. every of Ihe follow Inn deceased d e ­ wniilil mnke operation of such fendants, tn-w lt: J. J. I’nhen and etury of war slat- unreported. .Supplies light, de­ illegal. w ife. --------- (’ohm , Charles O. War* he was positively mand moderate, market fairly i devices ____ ___ ; w ick, as Trustee und tils Huccrssle apneanince of the rteady. Florida, 10 inch crate' , ors In Trust. Ahlde H lUldWilt. le units of the army, -Is, Its $4.25, $4.60, few low us $ * higher, ordinary quality and con- ^lorue- it. lbHdwiii und wile Ahble . tlltton dition tow I,,w as ns 42 61) IW $g.7h, S »76 *. Vi .2.1 26 --------1 II.ildw|lt, Jesse || Cole wile bated in the fiipernl 8 s, 10s, $3.50, $3.75, few $4.00. william II ami Ht.rlouer Ir the late Presided New Yolk: 38 tlegrees cloudy. 1 1 idtnarv quality and condition low „„,i «lfe. HarUli Hprtro et, j. tt IpuLlicntion says, "he | 23 Florida arrived. Supplies lib- as $2,00, lO.i, $2,50, $3.00, few MuKrioler nod w ile. Mapl aion of the officers cral, demand mow, m arket weak, $3.25, ordinary (|uulity . und condi- j r'"l, '(l- Vi" ’c i'i T ’ Vi" vi‘V^' uVii'i Jam'' ....... c, Ar I , „ 1 Atllile It laylor. I'aVId MolIlgOltlsure wearing that I Florida. 10 inch crates, blanched 3s i tioii low U.i *$1.76 wufihoii 'is, li:i ( f«|*y ami wliV* » MonlKOfiu rj-. $3, $3.50, 4s, fis $3.25 $3.75, few I $4,25, $4.50. Hubert H. Itam sey, nn Trustee and ,■ $ n l t h e B i g A i u i i o i i S u it* til it! Lym an Phelps P lace mi S ilv er T Study Values OAK HILL Compare prices in Oak Hill with other .subdivis­ ions. You will he amazed at the great differential in favor of the purchaser in Oak Hill. Make these comparisons t o d a y — iht-ii buy while you may yd benefit by low prices. Prices here are fur below values nf similarly located property. The reason is that the Oak Hill property was purchased be­ fore the present era of values, and the homepurchuser is be­ ing given the benefit of this stroke of forgesiht on the part of the developer. Aak Hill is on both lleneva und Mellonville Avenues and with the paving of both of these important high­ ways, il is difficult to predict just how rapidly values will increase, :: D in n er on Tie ( i r o n n (In Thursday BENEFIT BY PRESENT LOW PRICES PROFIT FROM CERTAIN INCREASE Here is nn Ideal investment, for Oak Hill values are Increasing daily. Oak Hill uppeals to the home builder because of its many other advantages. O ik Hill appeals to the investor because property purchased here cannot help but grow rapidly in value. These are facts worth your consideration. 10 A (ium l It will pay you to investigate Sanford’s subdivision of opportunity. Ihe next time you are out driving go south on Sanford Avenue to Geneva Avenue and then turn to the left. You will be in Oak Hill as soon as you have crossed the railroad. • Let Us Show You tsast GARNER Developer HO PARK AVENUE m m m + + *+ + *4***+ + + *+ + + **+ + + **+ *+ **+ + *+ + *+ + *+ + * ❖ ’ ♦ V v *1**1* *•**•*v ♦ **** * ’ • I * ( m ira il Walker R ealty Co. aucl T he Se m ih o le R ealty C o m p a n y . �, r -5' . .*■ '■* ' ?*?•' " ; ' ■■-P ^ P S P I THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1925 iq Sanford Herald „ ___ -4 m r r nflernium ? »t»r|M I l M i r nt X*nforrf. Klurldn titered *» Hrennd "Matter. .O c to b e r 17. l'JU. at the^ C ustom er , , a t Hanford. Florida under A rt of • March a. 1*57. HOLLA*U I- IIKAX Kdltoe M. HOWARD DKIKi ............ M aaacer * ■- — J l l Mnaaolln A m « < —- I’h aae 14* ( tllllc n iP T I O I t IIATR* HI* M onth* . 4 3 .(0 ’ P rllvered In City t»y Carrier, per w eek . If.r. W eekly Kdltlon 13.00 One T e a r ..17.00 p er Y , r ‘T ^ -*•' “;,,iy * :T ^ ■*• • ‘I* *»](>' • *ty(iv*;1■> * • M3ETOUR ~"WTT—,. ■• i .:^ W W 7 W ? - v w w ?.“•'« ^ w■»j - f-• ” .%•>.*?' *. • i'-.-ff?*-" A ,-y?‘ ' -< e a r . ____________ IPRCTAL ROTICKi All obituary notice*, card* o f thank*, reeolutlon* and notice* of entertainm ent* w here ch arge* ore mode w ill be charged f o r 'at regular a d v ertising rate*. M E u n r.it T ilt: a m o c i a t r i i p i i k w The A ssociated F rees I* e x c lu s ­ ively en titled to the u*e for republlratloti of all new* d isp atch es c r e d i t e d to It or not oth erw ise cred ­ ited in thin paper and al»n th e local new* published herein. All right* o f repuhllcntlon of npcclal d isp atch •* herein nrn nl*o reserved. ____ WEDNESDAY, FEB. 25. 1»25^ TU B HBRALTVB PLATFORM 1,_Deeper water route It* Jneksnn- ^ |||p 2, —CMM ruction of St. John*—In­ dian River cnnnl. S.— E ilm sion of while way. 4,—Extension of locnl amusements —«wl aiming pool, tennis courts, etc. 5 —Acquisition of a municipal Hand. liana* . , „„ f,— Augmenting of liuildintc proram—houae*. hole)*, upnrtment nnusry. O tiaCfe 7c—Eaten*ion of street pnving pro- J 8^—Cpn»t ruction of boulevard around t.nfci* Monroe. Pc—Entrance into Florida Mute baseball leaifue. JO.—Completion of city henutification program. BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAY. ALWAYS PROTECTED: — When thou pintaeat through the wit­ ters, 1 will he with thee; nntl through the river*, they shull not overflow thee; when thou wnlkest through the Ore, thou slmlt not In* burned; neither shnll the flume kindle upon thee. Isaiah 43:2. t i i Ib pa uper Who itce.i no henuty in the dawn. Or glow of setting stin; Heedless, the seasons come nntl go, The star* their courses run; Who never sees the rainbow arch O'er valley, town and hill— Though he hits lands mid gear and gold. Thnt man is pauper still. Who hears no music in the brook, Or feathered songsters small; Nor thrills to watch the hinls unfold, When spring sends nut her rail; iW ho reads nn lesson in the m e V Thnt upturnn frost must kill Though lie has lands nntl gear and gold. > T hnf mtiirtls Im hpdr still. *. Who never sees the chance to serve, Ills brother by the way; Who .will not hear the cries that come From want and pain each day: -W ho does not know his soul will live Beyond death's waters chill— Though he has lands and gear and gold That man is pauper still. —Mary Spain Vigtis. -------- o-------“ All the world's a stage’’ nntl most of us are in the wings. -------- o-------A pessimist is n matt who sees himself as others see him. -------- o-------Don’t lonk down on another fel­ low just because In* looks up (o you. Secretary Weeks appears to lie "all up in the air" over this a ir ­ plane controversy. -------- o--------Our office hoy remarks that some people's gtdf scores look more like butting averages. Ib-af people have their advant­ ages. They don't have to be both­ ered about the neighbor’s young son taking his daily saxophone lesson*. In tin* Spring the wife’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of hats while the husband's thoughts turn heavily to ways to pay for them. -------- o--------Every time they report Sun Ynt. Sen dead, a new revolution breaks out. What in the world will those Chinese do when he really passes it way ? I,et'» see the business men of Sanford turn out Friday anil show the good fellows of Altamonte thnt Sanford Is mighty glad to have them visit our course. Phil Armstrong, in the TimesUnion, puts it about right, lie says, “ It can truely be said, .i bone in. the hack is worth two in the bead." “You should so live that you shouldn't have to ask the editor to keep, it out of the paper," says th e Spartanburg Sun. Those are o u r sentiments exactly. A Chicago pastor who has re­ signed fyia pastorate to conduct a world-wide investigation of m ar­ riage says "young people are too HUtierliclal for m arriage." That Rounds seasonable since one guess I* about as good us another. o Lieutenant Osborne Wood, son of Leonard Wood, who made a fo r­ tune in Wall Street, was arrested in France the other day for issuing hod check*, lie lost a t roulette In th e R iurritt Casino, just as every­ one else does who plays not know­ ing when to quit. , --------.<j---------A fervent appeal from an edi­ torial w riter who dec In res that imp* lack'. $10,000 at completT-impn lug it* community chest quota would have one believe that Tampa lack* u heart as well us cash in its pht-st. • Too Busy—Applesauce! As Brisbane Sees It WORDS MASCULINE AND FEMININE NEW Y’ORK HERALD TRIDUNE G u 50 Cents, When7 We were reminded by the words of Dave Howard, of Mr. Week* Will Remember Buffalo and Altamonte Springs, a t the Rotary luncheon yes­ In Latin gram m ar, a* we studied ply grand. And who M° V . ‘ i Good Rockefeller Work terday of the poor showing made by the Sanford golfers in ft in our youth, words by their think of commending nnythin^ *« Japan, China, R au ls th e tournament last Friday. Mr. Howard said, “Sanford is ire masculine, inine; haso,,ta idi.Min endings were m«><.-uiu>v, fem icm inm c; elegant? This word...... T overlooking a good bet" in not appealing to and fraternizing or n e u te r,'a distinction, however,! ]y eighteenth century eentury flnyon BY ARTHUR BRI8BANB fli»vor* ^ ^ ,^ X , ,7. (C tfJiK M 1M4) with the good people of Altamonte Springs. th at seemed to have very little pur-leach generation has its own ,w0 pose except to burden reluctant of this sort. In Shakespeare s I J ^ The facts of the case are these: last Friday about twenty the equivalent of elegunt and v President Coolidge has rendered memories. But in our living Eng­ grand and lovely was fair, dust $ or twenty-five “golf bugs” came up from Altamonte Springs lish of today there is a more In­ important public service in estab­ to play in a scheduled tournam ent with Sanford. About how for this was a feminine word * his board for oil conserva­ teresting division in the use of in Shakespeare’s time it might b j v eight or ten Snnford players were there on time. After lishing words, not by their endings, but tism. The m atter is more impor­ difficult to sa>w Perhaps considerable delay and scouting around five or six more tant to the public than to the oil according ns they nre preferred ain little that age, when gentlemen w o re, «fr by men or by women. Some were finally found and the matches arranged, but it was producers, for unless new and great words are by choice prevailingly slashed silks and feathers and v still necessary for a number of the visitors to play among oil territories are soon locatejl, the masculine and others are prevail­ curl*, and lace a t their wrists, *^ will read “gasoline, 50 cents," the distinction between the speech j j themselves or to play with the professionals at the local signs That last gasoline rate war is prob­ ingly feminine. of ladies nnd gentlemen was not J This is especially true of the ad­ club. ably the Inst that will be seen In <• jectives, and particularly of those so great as it is today. Hardly a very hospitable spirit for Sanford to show. The this country. adjectives which nre continually We seem to 1m? returning more + trouble was not that the Sanford golfers did not know about needed to season the small talk of or less to Elizabethan conditions. * It is announced that the Presi­ cverv-day social existence. The The fine gentlemen of the day 1* the m atch: fully twenty-five had been notified and had dent will leave Brigadier General feminine ndjeetive of approval is rather incline toward delicate f a b - jJ promised to play. But .at the last. .minute they - i , . , - .found, them-..M itch ell to the tender mercies of lovely or just lovely, but what he- rics and fancy colors. Their shirts 4 selves “too busy to get away—which is a lot of applesauce. | s ccretnry Weeks, who, thanks to man uses these words? The man’s 'and their ties and their waistcoat* ♦ The case resolves itself into th is: if Sanford is ever to Mitchell** fearless and patriotic adjective ranges through the d e -'a rc , to say the least, ornamental, <• testimony, -stands exposed as a grees of good, fine, g reat ami bul-j Even their hats are lined with become a tourist city, it m ust make itself attractive to vis­ monument to complacent incapac­ ly. The feminine adjective of |chifTonn. satins and laces thnt itors, and it can only no thnt by "playing around" with them. ity, if nothing worse. condemnation is awful or sim ply.hitherto have pertained only to the Sanford folks must do more than merely provide "the best nwfui, but the mnn’s adjective is Indies. And so it is that our day It is not easy to believe th at the likely to be the simple word bnd.'hn* seen the birth of a new adgolf course in the state," tennis courts, swimming pools, I hotels and apartm ent houses. They m ust get out and play President will throw General Mit­ plain and unadorned. Rotten i s ' jrctive that serves indifferently a* chell overboard, entirely. There another m an’s word. The word ’ masculine or feminine. This is golf with visitors, play tennis with them, take them for will probably be a string attuched cunning is distinctly a woman’s the adjective wonderful. It has re­ automobile rides, take them to dances and bridge parties. to the general, in the wuy of n word, For this there is no cor- placed the whole series of lovely, In short, show them a good time and make their stay in this private word of advice from the responding man’s word, because fine, great and the other polite President to the Secretary. men are not inclined to express commendatory adjectives of the n city a pleasant one. much interest in things thnt nre past. That it will continue to be Now as for this "too busy” talk. Strange as it may seem, If the worst comes, and General cunning. On the other hnnd, it is equally appropriate on the lin* of the busiest men are the ones who seem to have the most Mitchell, with the President’s tacit difficult to find n feminine adjec­ women nnd of men seems doubtful. time to devote to the entertainment of visitors. The men approval, is punished and humili­ tive to translate the masculine Already the indications are that who are most intimately connected with the ctiy’s affairs, ated for telling the truth, .Mitchell bully. this adjective in the near future find comfort. When he is It is strange how quickly these will become exclusively feminine. or the Chamber of Commerce's affairs, who are devoting may turned over to Mr. Weeks, the la t­ women will make it their own much time to the proper conduct of the county’s celery crop, ter will L'u turned over to the news­ masculine and feminine adjectives The of approval and disapproval pass merely by force of the number of who nre working to bring hotels to Sanford and much out­ papers. And whnt they will prob­ into disuse. Not that they disap­ times they use it. Already they j side capital, who are promoting big developments, in ad­ ably do to Mr. Weeks will last long­ pear altogether. But the adjec­ nre overworking it. In the end | er and be longer remembered than tives ^rnt serves currently one they will work it to death. The dition to the efficient management of their own businesses, anything Mr. Weeks can do to Gen­ year in the best social conversa­ amount of language m aterial r e - ; they are the ones, strange enough, who have got the time to eral Mitchell. tion will very often sink the next quired t» keep the conversation of! play golf with visitors. year to a lower social level. Per­ women on the level of propriety IS Yes, Sanford is overlooking a good bet in Altamonte Human intelligence has no n at­ haps lovely and simply lovely are Mind vivacity whirl) they demand Springs, and if Sanford doesn’t reform and take some steps ural brand, the works of science still good enough, or do tlv y at in appalling. This is tiu* day of become immediately automatically ready indicate a kind of ovim and wonderful, lull wonderful also must ■ toward being ju st "one of the hoys’’ with neighboring com­ the of the whole world, f in t quarter of the twentieth c m - ! pie pare? to go the way of !r»v»dv B munities, and if Sanford folks don’t show as much interest It ispossession therefore an honor to the tury old-fanhiunedner ;? At any amt g-and am’ elegant nnd ;.ll llm M ■ in their visitors as they do in loading up their poeketbooks, Rockefellers, father mid son, that rate, they nre * certainly higher (other lady Lke adjectives of ye,, n B it will he only a short time before visitors won’t be inter­ they should be using some of their | class phrases than grand nnd sini- t« ryear. n limn y to help nnd rncminigc the B ested in Snnford. W hat’s Your Guess For Florida? poverty stricken scientists of Ger­ many, enabling them to continue their work for civilization. TWO WORTH OF A SM1LR BY EDWIN GORDON LA WIt ENG E The soviet government .has ra ti­ smiles ( Only tin* ret face, the fare thnt Another fnacinaliiiR indoor and outdoor sport—ijnessiiiR fied Russia's treaty with Japan, so Then are many kinds of mic uf!*'' hnig held in one position, is 1that China, Japan and Russia new —the smile of pride, out Kthe T! probable . . . . .population .. ... of . Florida . . in. IflJlo. , united by treaty, from the basis of contempt, that of trium ph—blit | forrowed by wrinklus. It is th • 1 dwelling on imaginary lor real) Nincteen-tlurty-five will ho boro in lens than ton yearn. m,, Kurupean-Asiatic comidnuthe one thnt I shall tell you of Wn,rigs or sorrows that causes linen How many people will ho paying taxes in Florida at thatliinn. e Hint to he traced upon the features, It interests us, because the three today is the ordinary time? How many inhabitants will be calling Florida "home?" nations are united chiefly in their | Koes its way merely doing good. These wrinkles m e often called the How many residents will he living in Florida dwellings now dislike Ol the United .States. The “Merely doing good!" W hat a tracings o f the linger of time, but unbuilt? How many Florida children will lie ntlendiiiR the Chinese masses have no particular fdorimi* tiling to lie able to say ill reality, l hey are merely the inreason for disliking us, since we regarding anything. No higher ideations o f lack of cheerfulness— public schools? could he paid to one of the inability to look smilingly upThe Hollywood News in tut! tin course ot some approving refused to take our share of the 1tribute N ature’s munifoid creations than j on the affairs of life, Boxer money. Hut skillful propu comments upon a Herald editorial predicts that there will he ganda has made China think that to say, "l! goes about doing good."! As a business asset, the smile — ten million people livinjf in Florida twenty-five years hence. this nation, in some way, repre­ Few persons are aware of tin not the lived, expressionless one, The News would probably put its guess at three millions sents contempt for Aula's people. fact that a smile, like mercy, l bill I lu* one thnt com*!* and goes, “hlesseth him lliat gives, and him ; the one th a t soothes, warms ami for 1911,’L Dues that come hear your figures? that takes." persuades—is the twin in value to ' Russia dislikes us, bemuse we Seriously, would not some carefully thought mil guesses The face that continually lig h t­ tile pleasing and modulated volet*. persist in maintaining what they as growth ini iIhom ,next.. decade i toe the, •probable . . , of . Florida , ,,,, 11 capitalistic government, ens up will) a smile is the one Look tin* world smilingly in tlnbo ot .scuvice to prc.'UMit-uny investors and builders? There* Iney object to our system, as we tlm t hears nR the attacks of time faci* ami it will m irror that smile aqd preserves the semblance r,f back to ypu. Be lmppy, and make arc number.n of men, in the various cnnmutrdul and civic >bjl*qt_l}) lliein. youth long a fter the milestones others happy, by carrying a smile 'fin* success «f »iiucapitalist sys­ organizations of the State who could offer estimates that tem annoys Russia, while the fact of that period, as denoted by with you into the ordinary atruti's would be accepted as accurate forecast. A compilation of that of life. we won’t admit Asiatic masses years, have passed into oblivion. these guesses, and an average of their figures, would un­ to full partnership, annoys Japan. doubtedly be of value to people who are planning develop­ We may have trouble in th at direc­ not known much about real educa­ anil international bankers do not ments, or who are endeavoring to find a way to profit from tion some day, if we remain open tion. dominate. to attack. Thnt is why England lias just the future growth of the state. Any hope for prolonged safety Sir Esme Howard, British Am­ appropriated $100,u0<),000 for a ir­ For Sanford conservative people are predicting a popu­ must he based on the old saying tells a Louisville audience craft. lation ol twenty-five thousand iu I!)!In. If this estimate is that there is a special providence bassador, that a war between Great Ihitain fur children, drunkards, and fools. correct it must be apparent to the least imaginative of per­ ami America is unthinkable and Thank Heaven you live in a coun­ Asia has her trouble). Educating th a t the beat thing foe tin* world’s sons that some big changes in the appearance of this town her masses to hate something peace would be a “firm understand­ try with open fruitios around all will have taken place in those same ten years. Twenty-five across the Pacific may cause t h e m ! the 48 state of which it is compos­ between America, and Great ed, with freedom to move in a!i di­ thousand people must have some place to live. They must to look for things to bate nearer ing Britain and her dominions." rect i*nis. Europe is cursed with have schools and churches, places of amusement, stores in home. passport restrictions, of which this which to buy their supplies, garages to take care of their For those kind China’s railways are in utter . • woids, thanks. A is a sample. cars and concerns to sell them new ones. A city of twentywith a guv* rnThe little Tyrolean town of Bren­ X V , i f , acks tin* brains to pre­ ner, chopped in two after the war, five thousand people here—but picture tile scene for y o u r-!the various brigand armies seizin"-' pare, in peare, or to deal with its is part Italian, part Austrian. The different lines self. Jupun lucks perfect harmony, I grafters, in a war, would be for­ church is on Italian soil, nearly all No wonder eager men are trying to "get in on the ground- with 2,500 police protecting h e r' tunate to possess a friend in Great the congregation live on Austrian floor" in their conviction that not only will Sanford have a parliament. ' soil. Every Sunday, each Austrian Our Congress, which l Britain. population of ail of twenty-five thousand in HKlo but that ha> just raised its own pay, >v a! They have a govcrnmnU that oil worshipper must show his passport the greater city of that day will be but tin* beginning of the if it has not done much else, need:, men, steel men, batt ’.'sliiji builders to get inside the church. no protectors, thanks be. Ilig City days to come. tia z n i Figuring from the steady influx of newcomers who in­ But. if one fine morning, half a tend to make Florida their home, it seems to The Herald dozen big American cities should he that the three-millions guess for 10115 is considerably less bombed, gassed, and wrecked, with than what the actual count will be, and that the twenty-five the steel and oil men still running ■ our army and navy, and with no thousand estimate for Sanford is decidedly conservative. n aircraft for defense, there might Make your guess and file it away for a 10115 reference. he sumo trouble here at home. hollowing such u calamity, it would take more than 2,500 policeI1 IIU CAL’S PONY nun to guard some of our official patriots. FOLK COUNTY RECORD SAVE am? THRIVE In 192 5 The Father ot hi, r , knew both poverty,* 7 ^ in his lifetime ty But extravagance ways a stranger to h i^ \ Let -it be a stranger *1 Moke Thrift your , 5 ^ THE FIRST NATION*! BANK S A M 'n ill), ■ ■ ■ U lllJ .■M 20 the political life of any ordinary man in the president’s chair. Yet through it all Cal keeps silent and as the days pass evidence ac­ cumulates that his usual luck is coming to the for**. Instead of putting him in u position of ridicule, the wooden hobby horse promises fair to be­ come a new craze in the land. !• inanciers and big business men throughout the country are said to be installing the overgrown reproductions of the playthings they discarded in their infant years. \ ot. shades of thoi past, can any loyal Republican imagine Ted dy Roosevelt galloping up and down in before-breakfust solitude on a mechanical steed? LESE-MAJESTE! BIRMINGHAM NEWS We are getting very near to travel through the air. The big dii iglide Los Angeles reached Bermuda, after n twelve-hour i journey from l.ukehurst, N. J.| I he boats take hours for the Join., ney. And the Los Angeles is a sl.iu-1 boat, going about sixty miles an! hour, one tifth the speed of a good modern airplane. As to safety. Los I Angeles with helium gas is at b.a.u as safe as railroads or steamships. Another year or two will see commercial air lines. The governmeat ought to s ta rt it. and thus help pay the cost of upkeep while training crews. But the rnilrouds don't want to see the government carry passen­ gers, and the railroads rule. News from Asia tells of an In­ dian scientist discovering an "mvi . iblc light.” It makes opaque ob­ jects transparent, •Japan announces,!hut her young women will not bob their hair. They would have the be*t of rea­ sons, their complicated hendthest compelling many of them t.> sleep with their heads on blocks of wood, According to Attorney General *market in competition with free laRtone’s ruling, the millionaire i bor. That, too, is a sound and just bank wrecker and bootlegger here- ruling, since it would he eminently after will lie denied all the? luxtl- unlair by this means of cheap prories and delights of home in fed-1 duction to lower the wages of free ••ml penitentiaries. Instead of sit- workmen,1 Rotherincre, brother of Lord Gag easy in spacious and comfy i But the chief importance of the Morris chairs listening to grand attorney general’s ruling is that Northctiffe, has accepted a chal­ operu stealing through tin* blue, when malefactors are sent to fed- lenge, and will bet $1,000 that he these criminal bird* will bo set to eral penitentiaries it will not he to can successfully pass an ordinaly work. They will he com pel ltd to some flowery bed of luxury where school hoy’s examination. If he can, he is the exception. do useful work. There is to he indolence may flourish. It will be no favoritism, no favored classes. to a place, not of dire punishment, The average man's education leaves The millionaire thief nnd the hool­ perhaps, not to terrific denials of early, as regards details. Ask igan, the Brewsters and the Bill the common human comforts, b u t|y ° ,,r intelligent neighbor any sim­ Sikeses will have to earn their ut least where the loafers and ple question nbout Baffin’s Bay, board and keep. crook and lick artists, the m ur­ or what countries he would pas:* And, furtaei. the attorney gen­ derers and the forgers nnd all the through on the way from London eral says that the product of these rest, may be forced for a while to to Constantinople, For instance. prisoner*’ work will be used w ith­ earn their bread by the oweat of We learn largely to forget, ami we in the penitentiaries. Convict pro the brow or the exercise of the worry the young with knowledge duction will not be otfered on the I brain in legitimuto ways. they never use, which allows we do Free Gas and $ I S jO O O o O O On very liberal terms. A chnneel doubfoyoiir money in less limit ay* IRITT REALTY CO.INC, U ■ n M LI It 'J li "fill Find St reel. ■ i’Liiii S N n n itinaauHinitiauBMUXHBMMMaflBHHKUxK^auara.'igaiiiig Realtors A GROWING RLSIIRVIC IT '< your reseuwo fund i:rowinjr, or heron sm aller ! As you Itocomc older you will reals! how important it is to build for tlu* future.! An account with the Seminole ('minty llnr,k«j an incentive to deposit regularly. ivrt:iii:sT i*\ii » ox sw ivi.s im im t Jjemirtolfi (j[ounh)1)anl ______ Sanford, Fla. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PKOGKKS^ FOR THE g'g'est Bass or Trouj Caught On A EACH SATURDAY AT (» I*. M. WE WIFI, <;ivr; f>Gallons Gasi>iine, and .‘I Quarts Oil Tti Font- of our cuslnmers. Let's j?n | M FELLOWS SERVICE STATION First nntl Elm. Snnford, Fin. Rod and Reel Casting: Outfit We Will (live The Following Frizes: 1st LARGEST-—Shakespeare “Marho| Reel. « u N 14 2nd LARGEST—Heddon “King SpefJ Rod. ■ 3rd LARGEST—Tackle Box. ■ ■ 11 U N Contest Open From March 1st to October W All Itijfhl Hoys— Let’s Get Busy! U M U n PHONE 53 ■ m y n a H t;U rtl4 ¥ U llllB a B H V |ia g B U H U t]a a H g a a a a n H a H I M ¥ * a llll K * ¥ ■ m * ¥ « W« » « MX ftf K » X R■ M * > i. « M» M■ ■ ■ M■ M« b a ■ «> M* ■ a M■ n ■ U M u m ■ « UH MM Hill Hardware Comp) I L 0 LOTS Located in City Limits on Sanfj Avenue, south of Rose Court, L “Coolidge luck" is a favorite ex­ pression among political wiseacres who attem pt to explain the remarkuble success of the "silent one” and the grip lie has on the people. Ami it could nevei be better demonstrated than in tile discovery of the president's wood­ en hobby horse that hi* uses for his morning "canter." Democrats seized the discovery with glee. A poem commenting with much satire and wit in the wooden nag nnd its rider was read in the house of representatives with shouts of laughter from the min­ ority party—and some of the pres­ ident’s own party smiled broadly. Since then the joke has been rid­ den harder than the mechanical mount itself. The incident was enough to kill ri.A. I’Ihiiu * 117-\\ BUY CELERY FARM Fi\ C Acre Farm Close in, reasonable hrw GARDEN HOSE ADVANCED 15c Per Root Sc© Stove and Eire Plat e Wood Gut lo Suit |wr card delivered Ball Hardware Co. iuritt Realty Comiwn> U * ■ li * m a E . F . L A N E REALTOR Sal Rooms 501-501!. Phene W First National Hank Hnlltlin"* .Shift11 Force Mi.;a Ruba Williams, Mr. U* h i n ■M M aaaaB aaa a a a a a a a a a H B a a a iiuiiauaaM �\ E . L. Padgett of Ifeaftka, a for­ mer resident of Sanford. U spendInft a few days on business hero. ocia MISS KATHRYN IVII.KEY, S o c le, Kdilo,. rilONE:—Rea. 428-J T ruth Seekers’ Class ________ ...... Meets On Tuesday ANNUAL BRIDGE-LUNCHEON GIVEN ‘J? S S J r 'W 'to 1*1 BY S0CIAL DEPARTMENT WOMAN’S Tuesday afternoon the Woman’s ............... was the scene of one of the important and enjoyable nf- ! f stfrlfell will enKnture Department “ club at Edgcwutcr For Summer Days SWISS BELL RINGERS Rev. otvi Mrs. T. A. Jordan who have been k’uests of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. Scott M t Monday for thier home in RoannM* Va. R. L. D can."a w W. Spencer. Jr., and John Meiseh, *Tr- . motored Wednesday to Miami, w" ero they will visit for a few d a y v Friend* of Mrs. W. D. G».’ <,nc.r I will he sorry to learn th at ah*.' HI ut her home in the W clnk^ Apartment*. AT THE High School Auditorium February 28,1925 Mr*. Hoy F. Symc* nnd house roasts, Mrs. Henry Miltncr and children of Cadellae. Mich., mo­ tored over from W inter Park Wed­ nesday. Mrs. Miltncr is n sister of Mrs, Ryntcs. EvcninR 50c nnd $1.00 Afternoon 25c nnd 50c Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Peeler of Salisbury, N. C„ are the guest* of Mr, and Mr*. J. F. Hawkins. Mr. and Mr*. Hawkins, Mr. nnd Mrs Peeler will leave Wednesday for a motor trip to Miami. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAM Carolinians Ask For Change In Game Laws COLUMBIA, S. C.. Feb. 2r,.— Because warm weather In the eouth continues from Hi day* to one month longer than in the north­ ern states, federal gnme law* ap­ plicable to the nation n.s n whole work n hardship on southern sportsmen, according to A. A. Richardson, stnte game wnrden of South Carolina nnd southern rep­ resentative on tho federal advis­ ory* board on migratory bird law*. As a member of the board, Mr. leva; M rs. Richardson said recently, he oxft Head, peeled to advocate changing the Irs . G B . | °P,’n nenson for ducks nbout IS Brossior, of days, so that they may lie hunted Chittenden, i io the southern states during coldClnrendmi,. cr weather. r. Mrs Dl* When ducks first arrive in the \V K pps,. eoutb they are in poor physical ’orthington, eotulition. due to their long flight. Mrs. How- Mr. Richardson said, and the weak­ ness of the birds venders them levs able to protect themselves, re__________Milting in their slaughter in larg!) ' numbers. Enactment of amendments to the national game laws changing th<* dm*k season to open Nov, lfi and rontinne until Feb. Lri, instead of front Nov. I to Feb. 1, as at pres­ ent. will lie proposed. Another clinnge sought by the southern representative will he to have an open season for one month for wood, or summer, duck. 11<* in Jacksonville said that these duck have become Mr. and Mrs. George Hondley so plentiful as to permit a short of Barahoo, Wis,, who have been open season, which should be from the house guests of Judge and Mrs. K. F. ll nishoider for several days left Monday for Culm. Personals I0TICK tn take orders for b-»hv eMr1**, *’**'., R. I. Sanford, Fla. The tombstone of Eurysiiees, the .pastry king of Home war. in the form of an enormous rake, which also served as an jvivor* tisement. * «Jp ♦J* ♦ * PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD OLD FASHIONED 5 ALL THIS WEEK AT PAOLA 'j" You Arc Cordially Invited This summer frock illustrates the possibilities of printed and bor­ dered silk. Such a dre*s require* very little sewing and is unite finished when it has an organdie collnr nnd n rnsh. The color scheme here is unusual. The ma­ terial is black and white and the sash i* a lovely sapphire blue. ST. PETERSBURG, Fell. 3B. — Six teams, including two from this city, two from Tampa, one ^frnui Winter Haven and one from Clear­ water and Bellenlr, compose the Florida West C o n s t Amateur Golf league, formation of which is a n ­ nounced here. Gordon (Billions o f Tampa is president of the league. Each team will plit> every other team one game this reason. W'tu­ ners will then play the champions of a similar lenguY t o lie organized mi the East Coast, it is stated. There are 1,000,000 "radio pir­ ates" that is) people who have in­ stalled indoor1 listening apparatus af their own without bothering to pay tlie required license fee— ac­ cording to British official estimates. Over there, radio, is nut "as free ns air.” » ♦ J* «£♦ y**t*4***** Kverylhlnu tor tin* IOI-J ***' -iihW | STORY HOUR p i Foster conducted iWr story hour for • List week. She i-i r-ftl in this line, and nre nnd prepruthm Im*. and is much enISaturday Mrs. Hayt will he in charge, hr children are asked l promptly. “Phoenix” All Silk In every shade, heavy silk, high slipper heels, $2.00 Pair :• -j- -t* *•**t*+ *p*;• ♦ ♦ • P - P -l- d*d*-t-•!••!••!■ ♦ d*♦ -P-P-P-P♦ ♦ -P*P*P*Pd*+d* *P*P+ + d*♦ ♦ ♦ * +H +P*>d+P P*p *>*‘>**'■**' + CHIFFON SILK HOSE wfort Route” Van Raaltc, conies in all the new shades J a c k s o n v ille **2 d Hsltimor* ja o ,3« H-Mrwao -13.111 •D.troFt 41.U3 INl.i(»r« Pall* -14.13 l*hlla,),lphU 31 IS luvannali O N Y X P O IN T E X H.00 *'Va»luni|ti>n 31.71 ’sit. I Via tlalto. nr Phlla. [•r viv lull.i 3 Hay, l ay. ' ' W A N N A I I . Karr* 'Cl lirkHa f„r Savannah). M ilan e T h e a tr e *•* **»Ulng ttrao 6 |*. M. Rh .timore Thursday Evening, Feb. 26th AT 8 O’CLOCK howing or ladies exclusive wearing ap parel and millinery. & MINERS moN co. Telephone 43a •p-Pd**P*t**P*P*P*P*P*P*P*Pd**P*P*P*!**P*P*»’ *t>-p *p •!**;• *p *p *:•+*t♦ ♦ ■ > ♦ ♦ ♦ * > ♦ ♦ ♦ * 1H m p •>-P-P v + *Pd*+ *P*P*P*{•*P*P'P-P*P*P*P P*P*>*P*P*P+ + *P*P+ i* ♦ + *p *p ♦ silk, lisle and all pure thread silk in all the new 40c, 50c, and 85c pair 4 . •yd.-P-p;-P-P*>l**pN**Pd**:*d-JPP-p<' .j.; . ^ ■>*** p*p+ d 4 d 4 4 4 4 ^ t4 d d d d 4 4 + * p d d d d d d d d d P d td d d d d * d d d d d d < �- ■'K , -■ '-rYTALLAHASSEE, Ffeb. 25. — jstance a prisoner was placed in ths ______ by !« IJ W e ’ loat by a____ ta t2 convicts J_°.re_five days, d V ; the rules required that he be given ijrtinen. In solitary cells dur | two on{j n hn|f ,|,^ a to rcCupsrate i|C 102-1, taking into consideration before being put back on the rond l(y the actual absence from work, to work. W hite prisoners proved to be ihted to 2,090W dnys of ten , each, or more thnn six yenrs \ much more susceptible to the solone man. This is disclosed I n ; itary cell treatm ent than did nourds compiled by T. E. An- ’ grocs, Camp No. 2, nt Titusville, draw l, state prison clerk. ! getting the record for the most /.The calculations do not Like into, time lontl with a total of .".17 days account the number of hours the ' lost. Cnmp No. 22, another for * jfcrteoncr* were actually in confine-] white prisoners, located near Cot■ cat. For example, a prisoner , tondatr, came r.’e::t with 272 dayj “ teed in confinement nt fi o'clock ! lost time. the evening nnd who remained | Fenrons of the year apparently here until G o’clock the next even- had little to do-with the time pristoir, was in the box for 21 hours, oners npent in the cell. Staring but he was counted as having lost with January, ln**.t, th- total numonly one ten-hour day from his her of minute;i Jos* by punishment Work. in the solitary cell totalled 2.951. \ Neither do the calculations take; In February the total was 2517, Into account the time allowed for March 7F5; April I:i07, May 1508, recuperation after the prisoners .June 2302, July, 2554, August 2G70; wefo taken nut of the confinement September MG5; October Nocell and hehl there for five dnys vember 745 nnd December 878 minof the confinement. If fo r l n - ‘llt*n. Weather And Crop Conditions Are Givdn The cost will be not less than $100, OOp, and may go much higher, I t’is rioted. The pltns call for a tra in ­ ed social director, mi da teacher of religious education, T h e /rre sb y WASHINGTON, Teh. 25.—Crop terian.-; rccantljshavc nd^td rt woD;- ami wenther conditions fo r F lo r-' c r to their locai staff who dcvqtos . f FLORIDA STATIC COLLEGE much of her time to, the college! Ida during the week ending y ester­ i FOIt WOMEN, Feb. 25<—DefinUr itudcnts, nnd they Arc now launch-1day were summ arised by the Do­ ; plans for a closer relationship be­ ing upon n building program to! pe rth e n t of Agriculture toduy au follows: Mostly dry, much sun­ tween fho churches of Tallch- "-v i rovidc increased seating space. shine nnd moderately warm. Sol], and tho young women of th-' Fl-* is in g»'»d condition and favorable ula Ftntc College are being formuVOTE ON BONDS for germination growth Forat i Inted by'several denomination: . damage during the previous week ! The UaptfsU have rondo plana t > DAYTONA. BEACH. Feb. 25.— to truck in the Evrrglndcs is quite > have a Young People’.* Worker, ar.d are now searching tor a suit­ On Mar. 28 the freeholders of thin extensive. Potatoes are recover-' able perron for the place. They jflacc will vote on a proposals, to mg. Corn planting is advanced.' arc also planning a new Stit?day hf-ue 8115,000 in bends tq provide ^Melons nnd truck are improved, School building which, while >- 'i- fo r a new fire station and town although there is much replnnting. i not for college girts alone, yet will hall to cnsi. V.5.00Q; the paving nf Strawberry shipm ents have Inaid in taking can of the^College Main and Coates streets, and Hol­ crca-Lil from north. «;nt* nre do-j lywood, PalmettOj Live Oak, Hill- ing v. 11. There is much now tree 1 Sunday School classes. growth nnd citrus blooqi except The Methodists have recoutly, aide. Davis and First Avenues. satsumns which are dorm ant in the bought land ju st acrid.* the street A rtH.lc- and a hymnal are part of west. Tobacco plants in beds nr-from tho campus, on which they „« nvery Oh'neso soldier under good. Cane grindingN entinued in expect to erect a modern student the Everglades. activiy building and dormitory. G jncral Feng Yu Hsiang. Churches Seeking; *. Closer Relations With Gii-! students • V E^5v CHIEF - VME'LL TOR-THE LOVA BEAUTIFY THEM VMlTH MUD-HOW DO MA&i C MUD S O VJHtf J SOU EXPECT To THE4 / WIN T he COMTEST VJ\N A BEAUT W I VIE GET ALLTHC CREDIT CONTEST VJlTH A PAIR OF MAPS) T l ik e t h is ? ______ LONDON, Feb. 25. - Announce-. raeeiiUy lie hod l>«—n In i ornmunicut thnt s p ir t voir -a from tlm I i-«ti ai wit'i 111 ; fotrner emplnyar \jib rr woi Id soot would be broad- ff- two hunts. In one message Mr. Cwalfcr Terscast by radio was made ut n ■ereni m-cti.ig of the lutndou Otioted Lord Norlhdiffe :u ayi'-g; TpIfUuallst Alliance. Limited, "I -U n d of holding up Ito|.-»h*;i members of which h-d a.membled 1viri i, tickle ’em." A Inler m« - to lUscusn the queatinii, "N Lord n-.-ording t > Mr. Swnffer, Hqrthi)lffe dead?" Sir Edward said: “Too many advert! a-uients. K. (’., a noted bur- [ i- d lender t too Jong." th!.!, it w.is Marshall Hall. II * tinier,j jpres taken, t-> havlinr had reference to (presided. , 'News that ,1. effort; were lieing come . pf the fr*ru!« r N^rlhiliffc made to hold seances by meahs of pulduatioiis., the.-wireless wns im.-wlc-hy Miss ■**r hear that 'Nurthdlllfe ha** liven Ixiuise lOwrn. mi-rate reeretary to r- m-liing nfljf-r circles, dud Hint ho , 'hc lntc I-nrd NortbclifTc, who rc- I niw :■ rllghllv differ-nt N'orthiHirted that "before long we are Mr. Fwnfuir averred. "He going to be able to brondenst the •eliffc/’ ‘o |o-k down op suffering. He nplrll vnicea by radio." I'rrviou-E eliaiiMiinn.H the endeavors of the to tho- announcement' Mis:! Owen tosgue ut Nalluna. lie soya that wii»| • ; he had n recent nmosage we cannot stamp out .Socialism; It frogi laird Norlhi-Uffe for tho wo- i too old «md too strong. Noitlir/en attending the meeting mid cliffe said. *f made a mistake IhW wn: tin t the women every* snout Lloyd George which I rewhere -should organise for tho »r~t-t. I let liir.i down too tmtldenpurpose of bringing about uboll- ly." thin ofi war nnd "let it be known! Further Mr. Fwaffpr quoted Uv* •h it they would not bring boys kilo the world for th purpose of! li.t:- publisher aa liiying: '“ 1 am 0 i>. to stop war before anything. be'ng massacred," Hlr A. Conan Doyle, the Itev, | 1 intend to cton it: I intend to G. Vale Cwcn anil numerous Icing iibiiul e-pmlity for ali men, others told of their experiences nt and when every i.inu and every vnrlouK seances whoa thev had wninau is a -ipiriUinlbt we shall ronimtinicated with the former not have to view the struggle be­ well known newspaper publisher. tween capital and labor/ ’’ A letter from Earl Haig, read Itev. Owen ns sorted th at four day.. nfter Lord Northchliffe’s death lie t- the alliance members, follow.?: h id been Ip touch with him. nnd "• mu sorry I am unrble to at that five doya later a ine-isngu tr <d tbe meeting. I had a very enme saying "I want to thank you -■•leerc regard fu.- ( ml Nortlifor your pravers ,for me. -Tliuy ’ ff" mid 1 hoye thnt your efh'-lncd me r.n im.q|i." r-irt. l i ranvinc-1 the world of 1he ,ovvi- ai in *•( i per duality Tlta princl-ml; speal'er o. t!i o’ t nlng was M i men HwiifW q»n- f c ■ death iv.li ijK-ii with i./ or Jiu.boBt known MilrUusli. 'i ia e< ::s." London and formerly in Lord An >1her HK-e.lr.g llil t li i ! Noftlicllffe'- employ, who reedeu I in' North diflh- i, ; bo held in h ii * experiences, raying that but tl'-- Ue.ir future. jl ■■■I This is the way you oil the Cleveland Six c' ! » S " IM PL IC IT Y o f lubrication.is one o f the reasons w h y all A m erica is acclaim ing the Cleveland Six. ■ ^ ^ } - Step on the plunger—w inter or. sum m er—and a measured dos6 o f oil is flushed into every chassis part under one ton pressure. ‘ F our fillings o f the reservoir ’ w ith crank case oil suffice for^a/whole year’s driving, T '* Thousands o f Cleveland Six ow ners hail "One-Shot* / ns the biggest im provem en0put!into* motor' cars since ( the self starter. r * i.v 1’ « NOVI THAT THIS BEAUTY CONTEST HAS STARTED IT VJiLl. BE NECESSARY FOR US TO ENTER TWO CONTESTANTS AS REPRESENTATIVES OF the m a g c , m u d co • TINE - BUT V\IE VlAMT TO BE MIGHTY CAREFUL , . IN SELECTING OUR? CANDIDATES 7 * It is on all Cleveland Six m odels—on the dashing touring car—on the spacious, popular Coach Premier—' on the sum ptuous de luxe models,*; I Get the details on this revolutionary exclusive feature. <• Sec it at our sales room and get the booklet/"W hat . they all sa y about ‘One-Shot’,”. DON’T LET THAT WORRY V0U _ L'VlE ALREADY SELECTED TWO ^ GIRLS) AND ENTERED THElR. NAMES P| AG C O N TE S T A N T S — HERE ARE . THElR photographs ^ (Tt« ‘'O n-Slrt" LnlrluUtn S»rt*m b lic « u « l s i d « B «w n Pm lM b C*. N tn lO Tc.’i°*»109S Coach Premier $ 1 2 9 5 * Brougham $ 1 5 4 5 * F t l c t t (. o.b. CHvcIini] J -'...‘r'/aV; * ■' , r >A CLEVELAND MOTOR CO. -T ' w } SANFORD, FliOItlDA C U V I X X X X X y ” V H*“VYV” V V U u " V V V f V " " 0*'u* "* "♦ ■V / BY TAYLOR MCM'N p o p Spiritualists Claim Radio Is Way i For Communication With The Dead m s m s ;/ - ,.V ! 1 TOE SAVFOItD IIBlU M ), WEDtOSgOAV, FEBRUARY 2S. 1923 SIX Convicts In Solitary Cells Lose 6 Years Of Labor, Says Clerk T m - .v* T ? 4 *r \ \ _ ^ ^ K L A N --------- - Ll-| rlp S r C O M P T___ *■’ . a 'N T v - «- V.- V ^ n B V iin B K 3 « iB a a a ii* K M a iix iiK fi* M s a K a a u ii'a a a iJ u s tU B ii? 5 B a c iiH N iiR a B a H a a a M u a B rR B B B « ir t mX «5) 15 1 F a cts R e g a r d in g F irst h y v i s i o n The area involved is all within walking distance from the Post Office. Every street has been ordered asphalt paved at once. The new Tourist Hotel will he open for business January !, Hll-tti. This properly will always be Sanford’s most valuable property. Five years from now this will surely bring several times present prices. 0 ItESIDENCE 1‘UOPEIM’Y BETWEEN UNION AVENUE ANI) THE MEW HOTEL SITE AT $2 W O Kill D FFFIN A WONDERFUL INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY. SANFORD PEOPLE SHOULD OWN TTIIS r S ! i“ (IE m l PER TV. 2 0 * | P er C ent / w D o w ij, B a la n c e in *4 Y e a r s w S a n f o r d H o t e214l -FirstRStreet e a l t y Cc m p WATCH OUR STATE-WIDE FULL PAGE ADVERTISEMENTS BEGINNING TODAY V .Y ^7;7;7;V ;7;7;V ;7;7;V ^^ , .. ’, r ' y / t . til �*T; _THB SANFORD HERALD, WEBNK8DAY. rK BH ITA ttY K . 1925 dance. KDKA Pittabdrf (800.1) T farm Radio Program Program for Feb. H . " SB Atlanta Journal (428.31 8 hurnon, boy,; tOHS .pm^U B“S'on ("5 '!” 9:1181 ~“ n l’ro*ram: 7 mualcala; ' ktor concert; 0 orcheetra. 8YW <3Ll9) 7 variety; WMAQ0U~•» *?* uuneBin. orchestra. — „ Chicago News (447.5) ? 6.25 orchestra; 8 lion. J. Ihl.* rt « 8:iS announced; 8:60 lecture; 9:lo choir. ,, UGN Chicago Tribune (370.2) i ’ J,rP n;B 6:,i0 ensemble, string 'luintet: 8 soprano; 10 dance. Chicago (344.6 ) 0:30 or1 i!*'0? nrGat8: " entertainers;; 7:w pnf.,e c°*?s' 9 uartet. WBBH Chicago Post (370) 7 concert, Riviera theatre; 9 dance, so‘°*l ** dance, songs. M W Chicago (536.4) 7 cono^on ' ‘ speeches; 8 rending; 8.^0 musical; 0:15 good roads; 10 NtahSi "• ”• WLW P.ograrn; 7j30 concert; lOconcart. lAQ Porto Rico (340.7) 6:30 concert. KOW Portland Oregonian (498) 10 concert; 12 orchestra. WOA! San Antonio (394.5) 9:30 orchestra. WOY Schenectady (379j ) 6:30 hook chat; 7:16 comedy; 10:15 or­ gan. ,WBZ Springfield (831.3). 0:30 educational;; 7 pianist; 9 soprano, baritone; orchestra; 10:30 songs; 10:45 orchestra. KSP St. Louis Post Dispatch (546.1) 7 orchestra; 7 soprano, con tralto, address. WRC Washington (468.5) 6 or­ chestra; 7 talk: 7:30 "Going Som e/’ WCV ntnytrs; 0:30 dance. WCBD Zion (344.6) 8 quartet, flute, viola, harp, vocal, reader. SS2E? ■■■M uni a m a a a a • m il.... 8 iiiu n n ia iiiM n in iiiiia iiii ■ ■ .f I-*: r I J ■ c t f r ' Hr : Religious Team Ends Visit To University ««• JL. v • ..2^ club- GAINESVILLE, Feb. 25. —An visitation Cincinnati (422.3) 6 con- Inter-denominationalcert quintet; 8 chorus; 10:03 quar­ team consisting of speakers on re­ ligious and student subjects has tet, Melody boys. WEAR Cleveland (389.4) 0 mu­ ju st completed a three days stay with the students of the University sic: 7 concert. W0C Davenport (183.6) 6:30 of Florida discussing religious sub­ Sandman; 7 musical, Victor a r­ jects as related to student life. tists; I t orchestra, songs. Tho team consisted of J . W. BerKOA Denver (silent). thold, secretary of students of the WWJ Detroit Ncrs (352.7) 7:30 southern region, Young Men’s Nems orcheatra, vocal; 0 orchcs- Christian Association; J. M. Culjrn; 10:.10 Scnm orchestra, pian­ bereth of the Methodist Church, ist. Dr. H. II. Sweets, of the Presbyter­ . W H O Dus Moines (526) 11 Co­ ian church: Dr. O. D. Foster, of tillion orchestra. the Council of Church Boards of WBAP Fort Worth Star Tele­ Education and either Dr, Todd or &X—aap ■ii^ gram (475.0) 7:30 program; 0:30 A. E. Cory of the Christian church. 34—Mohan*. £ concert. Thp general theme of the vUit KFKX Hastings (288.3) 0:30 was “The Challenge of tho Church NCfUSu 81!—Email mar* piano mandolin, vocal, ensemble. to the Life of Today," emphasis WDAF Kansas City Star (3C5. being placed on the thought of tho (d 6) 6 School of the Air; 11:45 church in this connection ns C hrist­ 27Nighthnwks. 28—emthso endom in general and also of all l)(9Ul WHAS Louisville Journal (309. other Christian movements in gen­ metals rmlM 8) 7:30 concert, 3T—soak nfl ' eral. form o f 32—test \ KHJ I,ns Angeles Times (404.1) Members of the committee de­ small-pax 34—Southern; 8 concert; 8:30 children; 10 instru­ voted their time to tnlkn before 12—hermit m ental,‘vocal; 11:30 instrumental; general student discussion groups, ^4—snhttnncq 12 orchestra. (abhr.) conferences with members of the used hi SC— older fj KNX Ifo)ly food (330.0) 8:15 faculty, and discussion with stu ­ y ears £ music; lOinstrumcntal, vocal; 12 dents on the subject of the church 1G—style of T ! XabbrJJ > orchestra. nnd its work and other related painting; WMC Memphis Commercial Ap­ subjects. peal (400.7) 8:30 organ. The team arrived here Tuesday, WCCO Minneapolis St. Paul (416 nutting in three busy days. Mem­ ,4) 6:30 concert; 7:80 lecture; 7:45 bers of the team left here for n health talk; 8 lecture; 10 orches­ visit to th University of Alabama, tra. nnd Inter will go to the University CKAC .Montreal (437) 7:30 pro­ of Mississippi on siniitnr missions. to/* run q s id d y e r f f H ln ’ Ibt o f hori­ gram. WEAF New York (401.5) 6:30! zontal end-vertical t synanyma art talk: 6:40 operatic ttnor; 7 1 MIAMI POPULATION 102,000 and compare them to tho spaces In the poxzle extending uro a - lecture: 8 Victor hour; 0 orchestra.1 W’JZ New York 6 orchestra; j MIAMI, Feb. 25—Population of eviae -or - downward •Ira n the 8:80 Australian program. _ . Miami is now estimated nt $102, .number o f the synonym. Some WJY New York (405.2) 6:30 In- 1 582 by the company that has just Iword which wiD just fit In the .number,of space available win j crime lax; 6:45 violinist; 7 talk; completed n new city directory. The estimate was obtained, it is «quickly occur to too , in some j i 7:8ft comedy. {instances, giving y r a ‘ a foinv-! i WOAW Omaha (520) 6 story; stated, from a canvass of G rcuterlii datioo fr o nm which ___ to aotve the i 6:20 pianist; 6:45 string instru­ Miami, which includes the city o f ; ■ Miami. Buena Vista, Miami Beach, J h e1 ments: 10:30 Nightingales. room difficult words. _____ T___, K(50 Oakland (361) 6 concert: Cirnpelnml, Coconut Grove, Hialeah, a ’words must Interlock perfectly.; 10 "Seven Keys to ltaidputc"; 12 Silver Bluff, Coral Gables, Little ■ dance, soloists. River, Lemon City and AllapatWFI Philadelphia (394.5 ) 5:30 tah. Last year’s directory esti­ Kangaroos outnumber sheep orchestra; 6 talk; 8 concert; 9 mated the population for the city of Miami, Buena Vista. Miami two to one in the Australian danct, WIP Philadelphia (508.5) 6:05 Beach, Grapcland nnd Allapaltah Northwest where they nre prov­ orchestra; 6 talk; 7 concert; 9:05 at 55,262, ing a nuisance. ■ ■ A • fiSShi^ b solutlaaf f a P nulo □□a □□□ □ □ )n a n / Q[DOnn3Gi ED □□nan an BBS ranc a 0/ n a n // i nsnnnacin L 3, mmrsi nL Enm sra A ten R 0 ' ■ )I E ran iy fT 1 Vim inhabitant of lattle he-- to indicate that a strong, he says. "He her.” 1 LOVELY HOME AND 50 CHOICE LOTS i 20 Lots on Silver Lake on Good Hard Road Just One-Half MUc Off Dixie Highway THURSDAY February 26, || 10A . M . 2 Vi MILKS SOUTHEAST OF SANFORD. FLORIDA n■■ S S ■■ a s ■ 5 aa l\ ■■ ■ ■ Two Quarts I — o f Oil— ‘ IJRDAY February 1925 WI5 WILL GIVE WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF FIVE (5) GALLONS OF PAN-AM GASOLINE TWO (2) QUARTS OF I’AN-AM OIL FREE. Have your oil c h a n g c d -2 quarts Free. We are opening a fine up-todate Service Station where you can obtain 1 an-Am Gasoline and oil—also used p a rts of all makes of cars—don’t buy new parts until you see us. Real Service----- water, air and crank Case Service bREh. ■ ■ ■ ■ 5 5 5 ■ Balloon a Ascension 1 A Good Time To All n a■ s: mm ■N ■■ as Si ■■ ■a FEBRUARY a 10 A. M. ■ ■ ■ I !E We will sell you this lovely place nt Absolute Auction. No strings tied Strictly cut loose, as |)r. Hosier is at your mercy, for you will make the price. This lovely House overlooks Silver Lake. Also 20 wide, deep lots on this lake. A perfect spot. Covered with orange trees. 00 lots ready to build on now. This will be u town itself, with nil city conveniences and no city taxed. 88 ■ 88 ■ m ■■ S ■ 8■ 88 ■ « ■■ 88 ■■ ■ ■ ■■ 8 ■■ ■■ ■ : 88 ■ ss Mr. S|leculator, Mr. Home Seeker, Mr. Investor, get busy, this is your golden opportunity. Look it over and find it much better than we recommended. We thank you in advance, you will thank us later, ao don’t forget the time, 10 a. m., place, on premises, date. Feb. 26. We nre the same people who conducted the sale ut Geneva, two weeks ugo, for Flint & Brent. m ■ fi 8 8 8 Conrad-Walker Realty Co. 8- 62 N. Orange A ve., Orlando, Fla. Ladies Especially Invited Dinner on Ground. ■ m 88 : m The Seminole Realty Company m ■ 88 8 ■■ s i 116 E ast 2nd S t, 5 ■ •«K1 ‘p j o j u u s ■■ ■ ■■ ■ 88 * m i l ________ i i i m i i__ i i__i____ H i_i________ i i i i i i i _____i i i i i i> i_iti i^iijf i i u i __ iiiii_ i__ i_i _a i i i i i i i i______ i u i i i ______________ i M i i v i i i i ___ i i i i i i^B i____ iiiiiiim n ‘ f ______ _____________ .......................................................................................................................................................................... ............................... .. •A The City of Prosperity. The Market of the World, on Celery and Vegetables. The Main street has been opened on out to the Million Dollar Hotel, which is to be built Hoon. This will double the business section at once. Property here is jumping by leaps and bounds. Located on the main line of the A. C. L. It. It. and St. John’s river, that gives u good freight rate to all parts of the world. Immense pay roll per week is here to em-* ployes of the railroad and gardeners. A good place to get work. Close to churches of all denominations, good school, miles of con­ crete side walks, and dandy streets, water and lights. All mean much for location, so you cannot make a mistake to be close by u city like this, us everybody is boosting, no­ body kicking, so come on in with us. S ■* ■ ! .■ ■■ ■ and Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Florida. I - , , . , , ■ S 18 ■■ ■ E a Sanford Used Parts Station L 5 ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ mm ■■ ■■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ *■ ■N ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ 88 88 Ladiccs and Gents Rest Room. SANFORD, FLA. CASH PRIZES " ! ■ 5 88 DON’T FORGET THE OPENING D A Y COME ALL— Geneva ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ a: On Opening Day FREE ■a mm ■■ l ■■ V, ■ — — �THE SANFORD THEJUNFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY OI me u i j oi rau im i, County, Florida, February Conqueror o f Delaney I of all materials and labor for the erection and completion of a City Jail Building to bo located at San­ ford, in Seminole County, in ac­ cordance with the plans and apeeJoe Kirkwood Is Second.And ifications as prepared by Elton J. Waller Hagen Is Tied W ith Moughton, architect, First Nation­ Dicgel And Loos In Third al Bank Building, Sanford, Florida. Successful bidder or bidders will TAMPA, Fin., Feb. 25.—Playing be required to furnish a surety superior golf, Jim Barnes, pro of Temple Terrace Country Club of •dule Includes Tilts With >t«te Teams and THgh Into KBTfia For Clashes W ith [freer and Infantry School UNESVILLE, Feb. 2 5 ^ With “ U for baseball candidates to be sounded the 1928 baseeea»o« - at .the University of Be Is getting under way, with le letter men of last year back the exception of one outir,. Owen W. Pittman. Pittman. Prac! All of the men of the FrcihMm who received their numlast season are anxious to M l fa action, and a strong aggre■ttlon is expected to be selected n[R|t n this ^ n s t nmount of m ater- S i X .W p S J ' .V M ,|eceftBed> „„ Trtmteo f..r Lyman Oth, Bank Co-partner*, deceaaed. anil ln o _ »»l* Sucreennr* In T ruat, d treaard, I"*8and th e co-partner*. deceasri), W. R WILLIAMS, wlioao nam es nro u nk now n, who nn t ’ . Jm n/ary 25th, 1*9*. w ere trad in g City Manager of Sanford, mid d oin g l»u«lnc*s under th e cor - i , tfl«h ?R»h and M ar .1 partnerahlp name anil a ty lo of L y . teb. IHth, itttn , and fliar. *l. m an Dank, and a g a ln * t a ll p arties --------_---------- ------ --------- | cla im in g Inlrreat* under Hutu* I Hheperd. drcrn»*d. R u fu s Shepard. I .t T U B CIRCUIT COURT OP T U B deceased, anil Hum* Hheppnrd. d * . SKVKNTII J l'IllC IA l. CIRCUIT reaned. or o th erw ise. In and to th e OP Pl.ORIDA. IR A510 FOR fo llo w in g deacrlbed land altuate. SKMIXOl.t: COU5ITr. ly in g and b ein g In th e C ity o f S anIN CHANCKItY. ford. C ounty »>f Memlnol* and fltate K. K. COX. Complainant, o f Florid*. m ore p a rticu la r ly do- 2S. 1925 ",l' w N“ ty. on this unry. A. n (S ea l) ' ord, and to an y nnd a ll oth er w hoso nnm rs ar» uidum w n iMar. r Jt. W 4. u . i« ... IOc a lla e ^ H, a Mae ' .. Sc * Mae Ir s lla* double above >» are for conrrr»KO length line24c for first honors in the to u rn a m en t fn itered on the first round and th e b ea t he * restricted to alien. _ mad- The Han­ bo rcspon*lhlo irrect Insertion, could do was 76 in the morning, with 73 in the afternoon to fin­ ish the day in a triple tie for third place with Leo Diogel and Eddie Loos. Hagen was paired with Abe tly In ca*o of ztmkhs B t e S T W Vaughn and "Dick” npld down their regular Nltlons In outfield there being **y Ibecenterflekl position to be ■ «li P in io n should be easro lle d by some of the outfielders Ia*t yoay'#. frftlvnan team. P ‘®(. the schedule has not yet t a definitely .arranged but a ten W trip throligh Georgia, nlrcndv KV HOTEL COMMISSION NAMED TV.0 A committee appointed to ' D* r~ GAINESVILLE, Feb. 25.—Jerry tnke 1 W . Carter, state hotel commission• ill he charge of the marker will m ect-er, announced while on a visit to ,n the a t »» early date to decide upon | this city, the appointment of Por"WP.3, , l" toko in bringing . the ter Young, und II. R. Roberts, I Rol" bowlera to St. Peter; ivcling salesmen, ns deputy com. Also *or nn iolcrnationnl bowling tour"s,®5er»* Mr. Young, formerly uburn during tho winter season resident of Duuncllon, probably 1 defi- of Invitations hnvc been II bo sent to the St. Petersburg ettled. ° dubs throughout d Fort Myers district. One of n the ll?c ,Un ‘cd States and Great Brit3 appointments fills the vacancy ■ Ag- J*ln ',0ld proposed tournam ent isville 1 bcrr* «n»l "tops will he taken to 1 hack up the invitation by brlngng to the attention of th eb..w!ers ,, and advantages of meeting here. killed _____ _ and ' “ “ m' fH . A Frenchman is privileged to cars, havo two wedding days, the civil Green County, Wisconsin, fnr. 1 10 and legal m arriage preceding the rime. T udv:c1r.t '»ii.g their Swiss church wedding by 21 hours. Iliecse by yodeling in u,P radio. r red Mcl-cod, Temple Terrace, furnished the sensation of the morning round by turning in a card of 69 for the firat 18, by play­ Ing the most consistent stylo ot of the 86 who teed off. The day wns marked by n num­ ber of upsets nnd the very warm weather with a strong wind blow­ ing played havoc with tho leading golfers of the country who were entered. Cyril Walker, national open champion, was decidedly off form nnd turned in an 83 for the first i», then dropped out before play | in the afternoon. He has been ; ill for several days. Abe Mitchell also failed to show S „ M U#,llb , 0 f K°lf nnd ha'» trouble withur*L?d his Iron shots nil day nnd turned in n Anal ncore of 16fl „«nUtlvc IhnrIth rit*1*- rul«* L will Rive you Lion. Ami If Lm MSlst you I want ad. to I^ts in Bel-Air can be purchased at bargain kctlvn- for the paving program is begun | xonrr. | UM cIvp their K c aJdrras a* lone numlior If ■I*. .(N'lit one fihon«nil has a l« others can’t h rou unless ■ddross. terest of the City. Copies of plans and cpeclficn- I tlons may he seen a t tho Clerk’s 2 Office, or may be hnd from the J Architect upon deposit of Twen- ■ ty-five ($25.00) Dollars, such de- S posit to be refunded bonn fide bid- 3 ders upon return of plans and 2 specifications to tho Architect. 1 ■ ^ G r im y Hands l Krrii-ient, (Oa.) I.EDI In ,,'® “<l" h iv e the la lU n ln '" ,* K°U'hs»ene, ■V, t * *c fS-wnrd) Una. ________ BBAL ESTATE D* A- CALDER A R. r , Real estate brokers. All property listed nnd for fico 108 Second St., N’t Avenue. Thono 282. J * E- SPURLING, sub apccinlist. Subdivision i i n"u. ^ ? ridn- nn<l Heights, Horida on Dlx T »N AND METAL WORK TO REACH the prnspi ers and fern growen county advertiso in tl Dfjly News, rate lc pci with order. Mf f f . E~ n £ al*rv,i ,e’ Morning S ttnlo ' «Th°"!,an.d!‘ 0f Main® P«0DntT " tcd in Florida prop. ody;. l*cncb them through the Sentinel. Rato card on arnlieantV o .u ,re Journal-Hornew*n*n*p^h wGeor«ia’" Krcatest jr ft Sun$ a J iS S S S JAMES H. COWAN—AH kind* of Tin and Sheet Metnl W’ork Wntcr nnd Bont Tnnks. At Oak TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Avenue and Third Street. TcloSend in your rubscription to the iribunc or hand it to your local ttealer so you can read Florida’s TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS t w n * ? " J T - H W . One year *8»'nn’ ® mon^ " tl-I OC, three months $-.00. If you desire $1,000 insurnnro policy odd 75 cents to your Real Estate hOR SAIJC—New house, plastered and papered. All floor* nnd „ , BUY A LOT woodwork stained nnd vumished. Make that start toward financ®nclo»ed porch, nm going tve independence. Wo can help North V d will sell $1250 cash. y®u ~ A- . D. Connelly & Sons A t Gindervillc. 3 miles from San­ (Realtors) 101-108 Magnolia A Ve­ ford on Orlundo Road. A rthur L. HaWk. FOR SALE BY OWNER—Nic< FOR SALE—Attract! ve bargain, 7 riMini two-story house, fine lo­ home nnd grovo siilalivision or cation. Phone 571-J. highwny. David M. Dougins* Sanford. FOR SALE OR R E N T -F urnlshed or unfurnished 5 room house /Sit 1 "ibdcrn conveniences. Cnll New five room hungnlow, mod­ ern in every respect. Exceptional­ ly good location. Price includes I*OR SAI.K—Excellent bulldinir window shades. Inlaid linoleum on lot on Sanford Heights, facing kitchen nnd hnthrnom floors, two on Mngnolin Avenue. Lilieral mnlt-in cabinets in kitchen, street term s. Write Box 905, City, pnving nnd sidewnlks. Easy term s. This place merits your inw stiQUICK SALE—Five wellgntion.—A. P. Connelly & Sons, jFOR locatcil lots on Magnolia Ave­ ( Renltors) 101-108 Magnolia. nue. Two corners. $2,000 cash re­ quired to swing deni. Ixits enn FOR SALE Two business lot* in bo "old separately a t a big pro­ Uithlo valued at more lban $2 .­ fit. h .r complete information ad­ Itox 10 0 care The Sanford 000. Owner will sell on very dress Herald. f a *y term s for $1 ,2 0 0 . Address Uithlo” care The Sanford Herald. Miscellaneous For Sale H. B. LEWIS, Pres. MAXWELL,^ Building Material HRFXTORY ; MIRACLE Concrete Co., goner I cement work, sidewalks, bull Ing blocks, irrigation boxca. J . Terwilloger. Prop. P h o n e 3 6 ,i ■ ■ ■ ■ n a a ia in q Lumber and Building Muterial Cnrtcr l-umber Company N. Laurel Su P hone 565 HILL LUMBER ------ CO. . . . . Houso Service, Quality and Price. f. ' J"«« flnlahml; u two " "" •n dollar brlrtgo neron* t-.Vonmhla Bay aturle.l; uunrter m illion .lollar opera bouse nn.ler i-nnii.ru>'. Mnri; tw o mill loin hH n* np^nt on m gln viy; cliatiri) for live "" (-'round \ \ fit,, D evelopment D ep a rt- Directory FOR SALE—Baby carriage, good n* new. 313 West 2nd St. Phone ARCHITECT Mrmbtr i l k Ito** tlulldlng OrUmln. Plarltl* BY CONDO OVJO. H i " T O ,* (_CT(M ■£> T F I6 RATC f HU* TM I Ki C2. ti* — - - «‘ar. Drive it aidl Second Ft. yw, rffcD for p.dnn of Khnnnatlzm JEPPER f R I I R Neuritis CJongcstion .// a!l J’uz~u!i (liiest f iolil] Notu genuine utilh u t th name f'-ulti. ADVEBTLSING gets results if it reaches potential buyers. I’nIntkn Daily News is circulated in an industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. TO REACH BUYERS or Millers of Florida real estate advertiso in the St. Petersburg Tinus. Onn cent cent a word daily, two cents a word Sundnv«. THE MORNING JOURNAL Is the accepted want ad medium in Daytona (Fa.) One rent a word an insertion. Minimum 2.k'. FLORIDA -ORLANDO — Orando morning Sentinnl; largest classi­ fied bUMim s;i, rate lc a word, min­ imum 21c cash with order. A LITTLE WANT AD in The Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise tlm a> old articles you have stored away and have no use for. A title thirty-cent ad may bring you several dollars. Phone 118 and a representative will call to see you. SA Y , C H G ST eE , OR tu iT H ir V ou THG Y o u 'c . e MAKl tU A l-^ /lU fi A H C A 'D O r u ja l - k i k j c - u b y h ------------ [EL(Jk7ST'’~ i]l ocoastona, ^b'me 260-W tfKR " *?}• ,, Office in uuilding A n n ex ision W e state it as our honest ’ b e lie f th at the tobaccos used in Chesterfield Are o( fin e r q u a lity (a n d h e n c e of b e tte r ta ste J th a n i n ' i other cigarette a t th e T jf l Liggett & MyersJ r J AW : M R - O FC O U R SE YOU K N OW • » M M R , ‘h t j l T F l - A 34 YEARS Sanford Paint & • «*( ' Wallpapec.Co. . ** > - ft’l .wJ- yiwntm'* » Phone M t ™ FOR RENT—F’ive room house, Welaka Building. new. close In, on Chapman Ave­ * * • *» S , ' . ! nue, phone 2 1 . S M S IB U U S IR IS M M U U B ' FOR RF-NT—Cottage. J. Musson FOR R E N T -A partm ent, one 2 and one 1 room, furnished. F’crn•Inlo apartments. 300 K. First St. FOR RFJNT—Two, nice furnished housekeeping rooms. 312 F’ast 5th St. SMALL STORE F o il RENT— Palmetto Avenue. Retween 1 st and 2nd Streets. A. P. Connelly & Sons. SICKLY. PEEVISH CHILDREN Children suffering from Intest­ inal worms nr« cross. re*Mess a*4.! unhealthy. There nro other aym* ptoms, however, u tl.« inn» ..* pale, has dark rings under the eyes, bad breath and takes no in­ terest in piny, it is almost a cer­ tainty that worms nro eating away its vitality. The surest remedy for \verms is White’s Cream \orm ifuge. It is positive destruction to the worms hut harmless to the child. Price 35c. Sold by I.aney’s Drug Store. SingerSewingMacSirieCo. EASY PAYMENTS IILACK WALNUTS A l a c b l i u a U u | M p u 4 a p .l I t n ^ l . a t V r I I,t l l r m . l l l r h l n g have a peculiar flavor of their own, M'hich is at its best in our W. H. Mims, Branch Mur. I'hnnr Iho-W. 3 1 3 Kaal lat SI. . u i m i u s u i u j .i t The Palm TTTaf 8 -ivaa You Money/1** Ms nofaeturedhy Fhi-rs.iii-l.tNSalrr Fal»« Cm. H«M l>#wk LOSZINH PAINT COMPANY lia M a n illa Ave. Phone 3T* WALNUTFUDGE Waters’KandyKitchen Stove and Fire Place Wood Put to Suit 59.00 per curd delivered G. TAYLOR DYER Cain ting—Decorating phone aoa ........ *1 Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. F L /& R I ‘ 'We)tuirrf\U 'It’/H trn S u m m e rs H a za rd & Company Ileal E state—lavrntmriil* SANFORD, ■ 50 1 Chiropodist FO O T 8 P R C IA L I8 T Dorn*. Ilunlnn*. ln *row Ing N all., H eavy C allI fl 0 i|*v« or llr .4 acM ac f.a i. 1 W v 1 I n il. 1 , u isL a ik Yowkii nr.w * n id a. Orlando I’Una*. -J K l.vator FLORIDA Elton J. Moughton JOHN E. FOX a r c h it e c t Iteal Estate— Insurance Firat National Bonk Bldg, Sanford, — ■ > Florida All kinds of property Ijntrt! fnr sale Park Avrnue ud Second Sir ret By GEORGE McMANUS I K > iO \v Y O U G>OT 1 D O N 'T W ANT T o KN OW YOU CM NT t - g s u T O N CO/VT i' u l C i YOU * W E A H E c THE r^ i y E T •d 1 O A U L, ----M tC iH T ! m3 Britt Realty Company First National Bank Building BRINGING UP FATHER J H E L L N E E D A 1---DOCTOK TO TR EA T HIM W H E N I b E E H IM > y o u ’r e < O N N A ‘bTA Y H O M E W I T H M E - / ------- K 6C P Wll.l. TRADE Ball Hardware Co TA sTK ER M R ^>M IY H < q o » N c, t o t a k e : m e t o T h e o p e r a t o n io h t • , T R E A T H IM M IC E V /H E N S H E CA.UU*b • P L E A * b E g g t Flush your kidneys by drinking a quart of water each day, also take salts occasionally, says a not­ ed authority. who tells u* that too much rich iood forms acids which paralyze the kidneys in their offorts to expel it Irom the blood. I hey become sluggish mid weaken; then you may suffer with 11 dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the hack nr sick head­ ache, dizziness, your stomach sours tonct? is coated, ami when the weather is had you have rheuma­ tic 1 twinges. r . The -".7 uri,u? dy, full of sediment, the chan­ nels often get sore and irritated, obliging you to seek relief two nr three times during the night. , To help neutralize those irritnt•nir acid*; »« help cleanse the Kid­ neys nnd flush off the body's urin.jus waste, get tour ounces of .lad Salts from any pharmacy here. Take a tahiespnonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days, and vour kidneys may then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with litiua, and has been used for years to help flush and stimulate sluggish kid­ neys; also to neutralize the acids in the system so they no longer 1irritate thus often relieving hind­ !dor weakness. -led Salts is inexpensive; ran n<>» injure and makes a delightful rffervseent lilhia-wiitcr drink. Ily all means have ••a ir physician ex­ amine your kidney* at least twice a year. —Ad* A rthur Law, a cotton spinner, and representative of Bolton in the last Parliament in England, being ill and unable to obtain employ­ ment, was compelled to sign for unemployment pay with the local labor exchange. BARDEN HOSE ADVANCED 15c Per Foot ir is t M C5 « r v 1'---- r—:— I------ “n r ---------} h U' .,iri'» The first known trade-mark is Nine Stnrs, adopted by a business house in ancient Carthago. This Cillon k Platt Everything elcc- house manufactured a delicious fish ElectragRh sauce which it packed in herm eti­ cally sealed pitchers, marked witli nine stnrs, nnd sold throughout ATHENS AND the then known world. lUPi’LlFlS THE MIAMI HERALD is the big East Const morning newspaper. p l p l " N A T IO N . s Tirp.it Accesso•ith a smile. Elm 1-3._____ • (tations. MagFirst and Film, • and loth Street, See V^atch for Announceme Thursday’s Herald of the (jS (M S , / N T b tc . f P A N R S AW'D O o M ' T C O U PCG O F S T O P S A HGAD O F M G A LA- TM (S T ' M C ? ‘. i J txDTH ,„ If you need assistance in, filling out your income tail return, spoly* to P . Bayard Smith, income ta i11 specialLst with Wilson * Honshold- ■ «r, room 406 First National Bank -< safe. DAVID 13. HYEB Cork trees of Algeria are strip ­ 'd once in nine years fhe ago of ’teen and give an average of fifen harvests of a hundred pounds • 1 ■ • s M. . 1111 IN C O M E T A X SPECIALIST, ' >o:i. • • s*v) v(' .• Has nn equal fo# daraW llty.■wear* longer and liwlw better Ikaa FOR SALE—Overland sedan, good any othr paint. We carry a fa it - i FOR SALE—About 25 pair* pure mechanical condition, priced low line of Hun-proof paint. varnHbks. ’’ homing squub breeder pigeons. for quick snle. See Mr. Kabris. Kalsomines, brushes, wood atkfln and wall pap^Y. • . r > st r r Box C. W. H. care of Herald, 113 I’nrk Ave. FOR SALE—Small office Like new. Phone 473-J. Rooms*For Rent KVERT TRUE :t k ic s e r v ic e Uectrlcal repairs, il Ave. Orlando, Miscellaneous »,L .. Dodge Dealer Phono No. 3 Oak & Second Our farm listing is exceptionally RADIO MELON SEED good if you are going to farm, you sale—42 cars in 1923 Bhould own your ground.—A. P. FOR RENT— Rooms with or withcd over 44 lbs. laits of Connelly & Sons. (Realtors), 104­ out meals. Reasonable rates from 80 to 00 lb*. It hn 108 Magnolia Avenue, phone 18. Lincoln House. one-half the seed of < melons. Write for folder, RENT—Apartments a n c son. New Boston, III. Ton acre farm main ing rooms. Shirley Apart - C. P. enre of Heropposite Post Office. RADIO SALE Freshman masterP*®co kits, sold everywhere, $39.50, contains everything to build that famous five tube set com­ Tuesday afternoon. Two plete $33.50. Mail orders filled. keys nnd several small Norbcrt Radio. 638 W\ 160 St., All on triangle shaped key Return to Herald Office ' , Get your silverware free. Rog Tho light in Bishop's lighthouse, ers silverware given away. Ken! off the southwest const of Finglnnd, m -.\ J.T.OPKit.n ATTIC.v T IO N .-p,.n weighs several tons, but can be re ­ ssrola Is beg inning *lm rren t.«t u evor,pmj.nt In ijb.rlcl.tV b l.lr r y ; « volved by a child because it rests half m illion itollar b.gbwiiy to the in a circular trough of mercury. Moot. ■)n\YlES •(" Automobiles 19Z3 Dodge Graham IBM _ . H Ton Track CASH—Paid for false teeth, den­ 1923 Dodge Coupe tal gold, platinum and discard­ Dodge Touring ed Jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and Dodge Touring Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. 1922 Dodge Roadster FordFordor Sedan FOR SALE— Used Willy*.L^ht 1923 Ford Runabout Plant, A-l shape used 10 months. 1925 Ford Ton Track Bargain for quick sale. Lake Mary „ (Cab * Body) Casino, Lake Mary, Fla. 19.3 Ford 9 Passenger Suburban dm BABY CHICKS-NIne excellent ....... Ford Panel breeds to choose from. Hatch­ 1023 Light Track ing now. Quality, our speciality. Overland Touring Not quantity. Let us prove it. 19-4 Free circular with price list. New Above cars reconditioned, all Era Poultry Farm, Valdosta. Gn. run fine nnd look good. , Prices Right—Terms "Maybe" bOR SALE—Eggs for hatching. S. C. brown leghorns. $1.00 per I. W. PHILLIPS SONS Lost and Found 105 W est F irst Street SO AP Real Estate , A,CCl 0T County and cramkC nnd; U*T*u*!1 the SUr-Tele* South ■dverUsing medium In ^ l thx ? .orlda Published mornings. Star-Tclegri»m. lakeland. Fla. O H IO ^ through,en'fu Mv kc, your « !•» nhi« * m w " 1® C**«tte. Ohio. Rich sgricultural district. Want .....- ad and display Jatcs on request nn, and r«lirdlulrlf for Counsel rf» o«*‘>e upon form as furnished by Walter Hagen, British open and kb® Architect, and accompanied by i United States professional cham- a certified check payable to said pion, favored by many to win first O w n e r in t h e n m n t m f n f I ildirnar flnrrn is considered as a eM ainty fo r tbs bulk of the catchj f f kh'fl Mason and will have young *?»h£,P h,m out Jn » Pinch. BW "N ed . ro rte r, "Tiny" Chaplin md Hyman Katz should mske a Mb of sterling hurlers. Captain UM«n is going to ploy first base Ipa JTMr and "Gtechy* Laird will J b « k a t w o n d , ,th e positions ftpbortitop Snd thfrd base will be | M fh t out between several of the I Advertista BATES Onorgo A. r Rpencrr Jr A ll Sanford Buainew A ctiv ities o f Im portance T'.FIJ t Herald Advaaee the Florida open golf tournament *rBct pr c® **1C r **M, And to hero today. The leaders nearest mcct wilfl ,ho "PProval of the City opponent for honors, Joe Kirkwood Attorney. SSXSt * Barnes’ 145. f^ A d , Will Keep You Pn*t«i w it* * * "< the cirru JR � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Ing winda. fa Greatest Vefetahto i Richest Garden Land [V. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Department of Justice Pishing Bursum’s Actions; Other Inquiries Reported WASHINGTON, Feb 241- Tb» name of Senator Holm 0 . Bursum . S*a*5sfc s United sa.-rtw. Mo«uv'! to the lint of State* sen a*- i Ce».omc*al» did not disclose “L'J; .rtsaK h‘“d* SANFORD. FLOJMDA, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 24. 1925. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. E TO PULLMAN RATElP™ n* Resolutions. East First S treet .............................. OOST GOES TO Hotel Site Are Approved OUSE TODAY ------------------------------------------- I „ b« " t o n . under nder ln v e .t£ tlo n V X ! J B«Ur,Um by C*rl Magee, a departm ent of justice In connecion 1wa? ef.ico new»P*Per man, who Hearings Will Begin w ith charges of improper u«*e of 1 a l *ie ^ “P01 dome On Thursday; Commit Lee the influence before federal gov- linn ! KUtl° ni’. £ ” l*tant General Finds Its Expense Chest ernmtMt agencies. * ' P°J10?,an *ai* *h«t thus far the Is Not Depleted As Yet Senator Wheeler, Montuna u! ' ™e8t.i*ution h*d wyvelopetl noth­ ready is under indictment in his ,importB"Ce but ‘hat he Inhothe state on q charge of acceDt* i ** ,t0 the m,atter through.** ing a fee for practicing L £ r ? « •S?na,',r Bursum, In denying Tingovernment department* and the ?har» the counter­ Justice department made hW nn»n 1- iT** thal , tht* PUPP°»* was to Saturday that it was Investigating ?mbup™M bin* in the contest he Representative Perkins Says a sim ilar aecusatTcTn a l^ n s t Se'n* to retai" hi* No Coercion Was Used To ato r Selden P. Spencerf“ n sL u ri L u ' ” " ? aa n*ain‘l , *Sttm GReports at the capitol thnt sti’i r / Ul °? ’ 'Jfbo, w*« elected on the Influence Committee Action another senator was under inqulJy I [h l\ t0he0c h a i . ^ttUrn*• H? M grew nut of efforts were denied by justice official.. A to be ma«ie* ?o — sell cattle in M ex-! WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.—By a new Brand jury proceeding against ‘Ico some years vote of live to one, the house airago. Senator Wheeler is under way here, «. ... . . ... Teh New Mexico senator denied craft committee today reversed its however, and th at Senator said he hod sought to obtuin the con­ yrON, Feb. 24.— Monday he mlght-appear before the decision of last Saturday and de­ louse con feres on jury Tuesday on the invitation of sent of agents of the wur finance cided to reopen hearings next corporation for the sale of cattla pod Muscle Shoals on which the corporation had made Thursday. The only explanation of today's action relates to com­ [are planning to mittee finances. ujj^y to undertake federal statutes in connection with Ills version is that, ut the S It wus said that inxtepd of hav­ oodlfying the oth- appearances before any govern­ stance of hankers who had m ort­ ing emptied its war chest us pre. report in such a ment agencies and said they would gages „„ e ne on Uie the cam cattle, he nan had smieht sought viously supposed, the committee lo not being ob- welcome the most thorough in q ui-'to arrange a s a le 'in Mexico J u ­ was found to have more than 92,000 ries. Senator Spencer so inform- that ♦»--» «•*-— DU‘ left for expenies. when he had reported -bnck fer rules which ed Attorney General Stone in a the conditions under which the sale The first indication that the In­ [ill’s return to the letter which he made n part of the could be financed by the Mexicans quiry might be resumed wus un sennte record after arising to a interested, the m atter had been announcement today by Rep. P er­ nday by the senate. point of personal privilege. . dropped. kins, New Jersey, the committee [f 45 to 41. the rulexaminer, that an executive meet­ nt Cummins th a t the ing hus been called, latter it w ai exceeded their uulearned that Rep. Raid, Illinois, had (iimt new m utter in* written Chairman Lam part asking i sustained. The rulthat the committee examiner th a t drbated for three > . an executive be called to receive | on a point of order certain evidence which I deem i» tor Norris, Nebrusneessary to complete the record. Jing the fight for When the executive meeting was nerxhip. convened. Rep. Prull, New York, were completely offered n motion t ore-open hear­ [the vote, republican ings Wednesday. j alike dividing nl- Unual Nightly Bulletins Are'Between 4,000 nnd 7,500 Will After the decision to close the Twenty-three repuDispensed With And P :e -| Be Finally Enacted. Says inquiry Saturday, Mr. Pcdkins an­ to sustain Senutor pa rations For Yacht Trip; j Report bv Industrial Coun­ nounced the action was prompted | the appeal taken by luck of funds and to muke pos­ nrood, Aluhama, nuKing Not To Attend Derby cil; Freak Bills Scheduled by sible the printing of the commit­ Irasing measure and tee record before the adjournment voted against it. LONDON. Feb. 21.—The king’s .................... .. NEW YORK, Feb.................... 24. — About of congress Murch 4. Less than a among the demo* progress is so satisfactory that for j 20,000 new laws Will be proposed thousand dollars of the $25,000 al­ ^r, twenty voting the first time since ho was a t - ; in the various state legislatures lotted for the investigation he said, It ruling and seven- tacked by bronchitis his physicians | this year, of which 4,000 to 7.500 remained. |their ballots in fav- Monday decided it was needless to will llnnlly be enacted, the NationPrior to the executive session erwiHsi appeal. The issued n bulletin. All three of al Industrial Council estimated In today, Rep. O'Sullivan, Connecti­ bor senators, John- them, however, visited the palace a statem ent issued Monday, cut, declared the committee had ytrad. supported the tonight of nnti-business uCtrli been iicvvivvu deceived mtu into vtmiiu voting tu to kiwsp close mi, | s* .usuub ... * |- |- .. i "A ** fair volume in •m l i- « ?il n‘CV / *ur - Pr°|R»HalH nro to be found, although its hearing* because of luck of •iter the ruling “H i! " r J L e9.!!?.eerf-'i,V I0rJ ^ of ‘‘l*:1thi* cIush of law making i* con-! fund*. An examination of the |J»». "f the sennte that°^h!>r°doctors °hav'e fllrbhhlen sb*ere^ *e8B ,bnn u*wnl-" The state- hooks disclosed la that $2,250 remainIcommunieuted with cd unexpended instead of $700, or 1 I , T. , . . . . IJlXle. of thu ■Juitj.se idm to smoke. Hut he took the an ample amount to conclude th The number «f proposals by leg­ i Ur* rv*ult*l ' Ih n t th# deprivation with goml huti^r .r e ­ islators to appropriatd state mon­ work the committee" hnr! mapped ably will get to- m arking merely: “ Even king* ey for pet prop * projects, and lthe ia r |» n i - out. ^sorrow on the titles- rnunt obey." * posals in 18 legislatures to in - 1 “Whether purposely nr not," Mr. Yacht Trip Plan* Made. sling the m atter held crease taxution on gasoline c o a l! O’Sullivan asserted, “We was led It it not known yet when his | inserted without aumajesty will Ik- able to .-tart on or other mineral or nutunrl re- to believe Suturduy we must close i! ■ M b'* cruise in the Mediterranean, sources will, if adopted, cause ut once to have enough money to I , s : for which preparations are being higher retuil prices und state tux- print the record." After today’s meeting. Sir. Per* m l.u' ",u*ter wbl‘ b made, in kueninir keeping with the advice es, the statement declared. Mil the report to he of physicians, hut it is generally "It listed somo iof the freak kins said a re-check of the books | ud this is expected exneeted about n fortnight hence. bills," pending in legislatures us: ; substantiated Mr. O'Sullivan’s t ihc work of the eonMuke it unluwful for u corpo- statement, und he explained thut Under nresent arrangem ents the fever new m atter, wus Prince of Wales who returned to ration to muke uny. noise interfer- confusion as to the funds resulted it the insistance of London tonight to fulfill some ing with rudio broadcasting from from u committee clerk being misinigrrs and support- engagements, will uct for the king <1 I', ni. until midnight; requiring on understoiKl in reporting the bal­ IiwoFidzcd that there nt the two levees at Kuckinghum ! examination and license of beauty ance. The $700 represented the lirulty in getting those palace on March .10 anil 19; thus doctors; prohibiting the use of amount the committee would have 1recede. these functions will not he uhun- j paint spraying machines so union had Mar. 4, Mr. L’erkin* udded, «r»es of uetioir are doned, us was first supposed. This I painters cun use more time ami if it had continued the inquiry, |i! the conferees meet will he the first occasion on which i Kct more pay by hand painting; while several members understood 1ittempt to guess us the Prince of Wales will fill such ' making it unluwful for uny urn- this amount to represent the uet*nt in* pursued. Scn- un im portant state ceremony. ployer worker to offer, accept cm- uai balance on hand Saturday. fJid nml his supportWill Not Attend Derby. ! ployment under uny individual conAction on the Prull resolution owever, that even if The king has cancelled an en- truct. not to join a labor union; re- to re-open the hearings was dersrne to n speedy gagement to visit Derby at Knows ouiring corporation employers to ferred until tomorrow, he said, to possibilities of get- ley on March 25 for the grand nn- file proof with state bunking dc- provide time for a more necurute Wt through the two tionul hence* »v it »•»«> may in- as- ......... partm .ents of ability meet payaccounting its *•***finances. He flatuuriui race; ruti*i iichu ......... r-.* to iutuuiiuiik «»» un iiiwnvva. of•*« [ ' March 5 had been slimed that Hl* will not be buck in toll*; requiring motor vehicles to iiy denied rumors that abrupt ter- [iiges Which >tMake Bill enable U n [les Of Order tto ■ Celery Growers To Meet Here Tonigrht Eighteen Of Twenty. • One ■ Members Of House Com­ M atters of vital importance mittee Oppose Proposal to celery grower* will be dis­ Made to Cut Surcharge cussed tonight a t 8 o’clocu ac­ ................... T T ^ _ . . Cost Of Work On First Street And Mellonville Avenue To Be Borne By Special Asassessment onAdjacent Lots 5hellbank FarmWh Was Former Wh Street Signs Are Ordered Removed ner Homeplace So To Dutton, Whitner Superintendent Dumas, Of A.j cording to an appeal to grow­ ers ,for attendance made by Mayor Forrest Luke Tuesday afternoon. The meeting will he (’. I,. Asked To Attend A . held a t the county court house. Conference On Crossings! The mayor emphasized thut Opponents Declare No Reason it is to the interest of celery Resolutions for thv* paving of Why Pullman Travelers growers to be present ut the First Street from Sanford Avenue meeting. Mayor Lake is act­ Should Get Only Reduction east San Carlo* Avenue, ing ns chairman of the execu­ tn*t toto Mellonville Avenue and tive committee handling the WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.—Out- [ Mellonville Avenue from Pace’* problems of celery growers. HnJ"* their opposition lo the sennte j Lane north to the north line of < h i l l In lim in n t i* thi* e r ccent e n t' bill to feliminate the fiO 50 nper Mayfair, were adopted Monday a f t - ! surcharge fur travel ill Pullmuu ernoon at n regular meeting of th e ; couches, eighteen of the 18 mem­ 1Sanford City CommUidon. The j bers of the house commerce com­ maximum cn»t of the paving i*i Purchase ‘Shellhank mittee joined today in nn adverse fixed In the resolution* and It i* i Farm**, lo c a te d e a s f o f S a n ­ report on the proposul. Two Dent* thA e___ O s te cratic members—Barkley of Ken­ , ment on all mi property unjoining me *fo „ e n, n F e r r y , . adjoining the , rd„^ n ^e a nr .,A tucky, und P a rk s, Arkansas, an­ streets upon which paving Is to ho U) P. P. DllttOU nnd C. H# nounced they would file minority j held »hall he made to pay for the W hitner and the sale of th e.. views urging , - enactment of the bill , i improvement. _ , i Miller Apartm ents at Second Despite the committee'* recom - 1 , ....... ...........„ j The ouving of First street from S t r _ i AvaniMt nu,mdation, the house will vote on One Will Select Team Man- Sanford Avenue to San Carlo* Ave- !f*t r Tuesday,! „Ke:* And Other Handle The , nut will be 52 feet in width, « . one her u ith the adjacent the <|uestion, probably _ when it takes upp the conference r e - j M o n e y DetuUs Of Club; 'Sijrdinff Jt° (thi*. resolution adopted, j lot,#by Fornwt Lake and A. The surfacing is to be of sheet as R. Key to Lee Hurt c»f De propriution hill, which carries a! senate rider to repeal the s u r-' C I u l> Treasurer Resigns phalt laid on a seven inch rock Land, were announced this mom* buse at a cost not exceeding $54,- , T l ,w„ . churge. % Further organization of the 505. The speciul assessment to in“ ‘ The tWo nroPt,rli‘,» ar® *ai4 Direct Kate Making. Sanford Baseball club in the form cover this portion of t h . P® paying repr,“ *nt $1:1(1,1)00. price, u t - I* i itopproxlmateiy The report filed toduy by Chuir- of appointment of finance und worked out. in the “ “resolution ut Sale of the Miller Apartm ents, nun Winslow, of the commerce manager committees wus effected $12.5tlll per front foot of property. represents $40,00, wa* niada committee, declured the bill, which Tuesday morning at u meeting of The continuation of Firxti Street which wus approved by the senute at tho officers and directors. The resig­ from San Curios Avenue east to by H. S. Long, who negotiated th* last session, “would initiate direct nation of G. W. Spencer Jr., as Mellonville Avenue will be 52 feet transaction. The apartm ent hnux* rate making by congress—a se. treasurer of tho club was accept­ in width und will he of sheet as­ Is located on a lot fronting 78 feet rious und unwise departure from ed a t the meeting and Vance Doug­ phalt) laid on n six inch rock base. on Palmetto Avenue and the ad­ jacent lot has a frontage of 50 long established policy." lass was appointed to the vacancy. The maximum of cost ns set In the feet on the same street. Mr. H art Members named on the finance resolution is $7,5.K) of which the according to Mr. Long, content* “This precedent," it said "would open the doors for every interest committee are Mayor Forrest laike S X f f & S Z J g ' l M $753 f00t of n lu t- thV w v;iopm ent of his pTrl dissatisfied with any existing rate Franch Meisch, C. I.. Hritt, Vance adjoining prcipirty is chase as business property. . to ask congress to tuke on the in­ DiiUgluss und Roy Chittenden. The M A P»r»** 1 * ‘Shellbunk F arm " known as tho ter-state commerce itnnuuission’s committee on securing a manager Mtllunville Avenue from P“cp '! 01«1 “Winter Homeplace" is to Iw statutory duty us to cute muking. is composed of Vance Douglass, Lane to May fair i* to bo .4 fe e t in the scene of extensive develojvnnd C. L Britt. width nnd is to be paved w in merits in the near future, accord­ “The removal of the surcharge Rey Chittenden the meeting officials sheet asphalt. The estimated cost ing to the new owners. Beside* would reduce service rutes for of Following club declared that they are is $2,U7.1 and the estimated assess­ possessing nntural beauties which those best able to pay, result in yet the unable to urrive nt a conclus­ ment per front foot is 01.1907. huve made it a show place of Sanrules or postpone reductions in ion regarding a manager. They It is directed in the resolutions ford, "Shellbank Farm ” has other generul passenger rates, ur post­ have had numbers of applications that the city clerk and the tax pone general reductions in freight from well known men whose nbil- ussessor proceed at once lo make features which go to make it at) rates products, , in- i ities are established, see king the up a speciul assessment roll on Ideal site for high class develop­ ■ i! onI. ugriculturul - . i . -.. eluding livestock and other articles, |tion nm, ulso from « number property udjolning the streets upon ment such us is contemplated by and would interfere and r d ta r d i^ t ,„ ,,|nvi.„* i^n h s. The se­ which the paving is to he laid. Mr. Whitner and Mr. Dutton. Among uthrr things it has a this genera survey and adjustm ent; iection. which will he the first stop This roll is to he confirmed by the quarter of mile fronting on tho where possible of freight ratesi u s , lowntJ building up n team here, City Commission acting an I river which gives it free navigable aeiing as directed by the Hoch-Smlth reduc- u ex,wcte,t to he mode within a ecuy commission (pecte hoardIt is provided ( WMt*r thu* enabling owners of tlon recently enacted. few days. halr m“y h i t ? f ld i hum *.IU -this section to sail their Carriers Would Be Hit That the reorganization ,of the in full days after- equalisation ly .e h ts Town the river and tie up Tho report said thnt undisputed Florida State IjPUginv* is s tru c t- or may Be m ad. Ip 10 annual ifi- ; ^ pirft ripAWre their places. T h i testimony showed thut rnflroud in ing attention is shown in an a r­ xtallment* with interest at eight properly , | , n h t , tt frontaKe on 1922 received about $31 .OUU.OOO ticle printed In the Sporting News, per ri'at. 1 he resolutions heegm. (Vlery Avenue of about n quarter a husehnll publication of national effective upon passage. from the surcharge. m||e nmj h||!, approximately U Assuming thut carriers cun stand circulation. The publication lay* Order 8igna Removed acres which are alroadv tiled and a revenue reduction of $:I7.01>0.000 particular emphasis on the fact ‘ *" ,)° •. P?L,tlonr have been under cultivation, it continued, “there is no reason that a salary limit hus been agreed srnted in behalf of the Junior shellbank Farm, one of the oldwhy the entire reduction should ho on by all league members which UnC * e ' ' ? ,t developed properties in Semi­ made for the benefit of Pullmuu will reduce materially the ex­ . pencer, Jr., president of ®r* i pole county, has a history which travelers. If u cut in revenue of pense and insure unif*'-m nlaving ganization, it wus ordered that j date* bark over a half Century $.'17,000,000 cannot fairly he made ability of tho clubs. Tho guaran­ signs on telephone poles, w h it* .! whlMI it oWnft, by »Squire* und nevertheless the removul of tee ruling lias been aholisned and way posts and other similar placrt j Guinn, who at that time was con* the surcharge us such is desirable a clause whole by the visiting team in the streets he remove*L The necteij with ,h , Doyi.-Speer interto the sources of income must lie is to pay its own expenses has chlef of police was directed to s.rve ' 0l, the property i. located determined. No suggestion was been substituted. notice of the onler on persons a - a hu|fe ln«IUn mound around which In summarising the Sporting leged to huve been following this B ,|rive ha* been built. made us to what rates siiould ne The increased in lieu of surcharge re­ News declares: i P r a c t i c e in advertising. Attention. „l0U„d, said to be the highest spot “There is no reason turns. !nU f,,u r r ti T' cY,,f d th ", f*fl la ^ n .ln o l. county, covered with About $18,000,000 of the $57,009,• Florida State League shouhl fail ?that the order did not *P|dy to (lowers and tropical growth, nmk000 goes to railroads ruining a this year, especially since the ex­ signs in front of the establishment i„K |, unv of the heautiv spots qf total of less than 5 per cent on pense has been cut to sult the gat*' to which thev In-long nor to the th|* vacinity club owners are agreed. The bone privilege of the owner of erecting Because of natural beauty, the their hook value investment. iht,„ mou„d has never been tho A largo part of the $19,904,051 of contention and the oucsGon that signs before u place of business. A request to T. L. Dunius, su- ^Ci.n,. „f Hny excavation work, its which accrues from surcharge to undoubtedly caused the disruption carriers which would eurn less than of the league was the salary limit perintendont of the Sanford Divis- owners through th«-<e many years, railroads earning o per cent go to question. A club, in its eagerness ion of the Atlantic (o u st Line Rad- being content to exhibit it us a mhI if the surcharge were for honors, will violate this agree wuy, to uppear before the next reg- beauty M»ot ruther than to mar it ^ . Only removed. $8,(127,000 goes to ment und bring into the dob ex­ ulur session of the commission so by seeking relics of days when thut a thorough discussion of wlmt Florida was inhabited hy ;he red nlars l>ecoming more is termed the "crossing problem” men. “ day to day despite in Sanford could be held. The After "Squirs" Guinn hud lived n *ore which leaders question of flagging crossings, on the plucu for some time, it |t« apply, it wus stutoerection of alarms nnd other means wus purchused hy I)r. A. l». Culd* little filibustering of eliminating such element of dan- wc||. w|)0 in turn occupied iC for the inquiry, Mr. Perkins said. Rep. churge incomes were taken away. f* of th.* privute op- will be with him nlso. ed lesson and with pledged words ger a* is said to exist wil be tak- M.vt.r„ yeur#. u (lna„ Lea, of California, a dem ocratic. ___________________ # kht serve to throw the A fter the Prince of Wales has member of the committee added, w j « j m ., hunded around, there is reason to en up A letter from tne Chamber possession of J. N. W hitner. who I'on uver intrf the new started on his tour, there will he u salary limit of Commerce relative to alleged! developeil the pro,K-rty still more, thut “there wus nothing myster- lN « lV y I S D r j l f <1111/0(1 1 0 believe that this question will not be violated. With excessive blocking of the F ir s t, [t was from Mi. W hitner’* long period when the king. Wales uml i imis nr sinister uhoot the commit [May Tak« Action -------».» »c . the Duke of York will all be a ­ tee closing its heurlng, ns one rea Fight Declares Wilbur that phase of the game safely tak* Street croiwmic ut the *** tonfeeres he unulrle broad at the same time, an un­ on care of there is nothing to pro- W1H rt-ad to The commi*i!onP and ? know-n^is the'1 " W h iw T Y.cai1,tf i son was the condition of its finan ner »as suggested that the usual. if not unprecedented coin­ the clerk wus , ldirected to inform pu ,™ “ l,!ddentally WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.—“Tho vent the league’s success. _____ I ecs and another thut the record was , , . .. to » ,la,'e-" Incidentally was the Mvr* ciuiJd take the cidence. It becomes necessary, the chamber that tho m utter wil! p| , Ce whl.n . ol„. of thp n,.w ,(WM. American Navy like every other, i s : . . _ Tweptv-two churges made dur- practicnlly complete, I'd hack there and have therefore, to settle how the royal (Contlnutil on rag e ft) „ IS< Mr> w hitner. was raised durMr. Perkins declured the com orgunixed solely to fight." Sec re-1 | { o t a r y C l U D l S S U C S pwch then would take functions will be curried nn in the ing the week-end were disposed o f, mittee’s expenses approximated I tary \VUbur said today In an ad► » 7 • his boyhood duyj. Severat -in Municipal Court Monduy morn[entirely out of confer- king’s absence, uml thU has pro( h ;) p n p - p Fa L o n te re e s A g re e bringing into the city treasury $150 a day. An offer m a d e by Rep. dreaa before the Women s Council |W » ««<» the property was purnn bring it before the voked niuch specuiaton X zr in tin apBproxiniutl.,y |; ,70 fn estreated Bloom. New York, to finance the . of Defense us u Peace Insurance. C H U 1 V I i a i i c i l f t l . I T , , . . , , n . - i - i i > : n 'chased hy Philip R. Andrews whit Father action. U p o n I O S t a l t i l l l ill turn disposed of it to U. W. c o m m itt e e personally until Mar. 4, "We could und no doubt would A l f « i n i l i n t P S firillC Q ■would lay the whole Stamfordham today diseased the b"»‘> * “ "'J nne*- $150 The und costs.: ,lne he added, hud not been officially 1scrap It, If assured there would be . U l d l l l U l I l l -------,G riffith lust year. of the morning. 111^» amendment in the m atter with Premier Baldwin b”* was imposed on Essie Lewis j r n [ received hy the committee. WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.— T h e' The exact nature of improve, no more wars, he declared, unlimited debate on nothing is yet settletl nnd it is A challenge front the Sanford postal pay nnd rute increase hill ment* on the property contempluta churge of possessing liquor. The i , - - — --------_ ^ ■ --------------— ~ • t -ttt Mn.l the measure. Con- protmniy prcbnhiy th that us the king Rotury club to the Roturians of substantially in the form as that j*d hy Mr. Whitner und Mr. Dutton at as as soon soon ur c h u n i. preferred against. . gi O n 'nrnds l(f the legislaAltumonte Soring* for n golf tour­ passed by the House, was agreed were not divulged but it was deW w ell e n o u g h a meeting of the N „j Ho|n,eg brought forth (H I l f 'k p t c i K O F S P V P II (is llllO S *^'ul tonight thnt the p,,vy council will be held to deci le <1(M) „ n<, UIU, # ginillur umoUnt wusi O d i e U 1 lIL K U lh I U I O C Y C II U a illC S nament on tne Sanford Municiital to today by conferees on senate apd - clured that a su|>er-develoiiment, ,M would recede on Morgu on a sort for of commis n . ordered paid by J. Morgan Q J ‘ “ |} |« 0 ^ y 0 r S I S B e g U I l O i l I U C S d i i y link* Friduv afternoon beginning House measures. Only im portant}such as will give uppeul to sisirts"•n* found to be oh- what appointed this purpose. a t 2 o'clock wus issued Tuesday miHlifiention in the House measure men and ywcht owners who desire I charge of reckless driving. *?4>e rulers. ufternoon ut the regular weekly wus made in second class rates, un ideal Florida homo with ncnrbjr ... . . " T"t • The cases ns disposed of h v 1 — Z . . .. ,, 1Hours Debate water facilities, will he car tie d With committees frem civic chert, o w n e r of tho Brewers anti luncheon meeting of the locul club the conferees accepting some of the out. i the senate today was Y V ‘l c h i n o f n i l N p W S Judge w. E. White are as follows: held in the Seminole Cafe. The ac­ lower rates in this class carried in Mwo hours of discus- U ( t a i l i n g l u l l l Y t U a I J K „ „ url( unlawfully riding c| ub> und other organizations aid- “ ‘hers Distribution of tickets to tion was taken following u tulk the senate hill. by previous ugrecby Dave llowurd, past president w -m -S T n a j J Norris held the omugh canvass o f ; of the Buffalo, N. \ Hotary club, F v n l m i i n n D n o t m i ' d «*t, addressing h im -' utor Borah (R) Idaho, started « | to u te d : Hasty Bluir. gambling, ^ the city giving every person an who is wintering in Altumonte | J " J ' ' senate rulers und fight against congressional salury bond 10 estreated; John Williams, spring with the Milwuukpe “ Brew- opportunity to buy euson tic k e ts, Springs. Building In Tacoma possession of liquor, bond 115 e s ! ers” us the home club, began Tuesopport •juently to .almost increases. . Mr. declared games. , , Howurd ... . ____ . that he BEVERLY HILLS, Culif.. Feb, /respite his appeal to i Th<- house aircra't committee de- treated* John Williams, gambling, duy morning. The-tickets are b e -1 forIn the . n a resolution to hond $i» estreated* Eligie West, I ing sold for indiviiluul gomes und conmfenlln- '*n the games t o , would like to see a greater comTACOMA, Wash., Feb. 24.— A | 24.—Darby Duy, J r., said to be tho ••specially desir'd ferred action on a resolution . bond isirta ic u , rf‘ K Wcilnesl. ' in books of seven for the entire be playerl here, committed mem- munlty spirit between Hanford and terrific explosion, set off today by son of a Chicago telephone compa* ; gambling, continued to uteir attention to the icoocn hearings, hers declare thnt it is the b ig g est; Altamonte Springs. He said there a number of men believed to have ny president was seriously burmsi Alunso II. ,|uy; Essie Lewis, possession of .season with the books being sold huseball to emphasize in! The nomination "bargain" Sanford hns ev- ure a number of golfers in Alta- htim members i*t <he Mi^ijance and perhaps blinded by acid which ai»lre*s. *r hud offered ami is ever to have monte Springs and thut they were i ommitlee organized to combat li« police allege wus thrown into his , ffered again. The schedule not anxious to play in Sanford. Tho quur selling in Huston, wrecked the face Monday night by his wife who 1^1,> Underwood! L hu,l the vote c only includes the Champion Sena- motion authorizing the issuance building occupied by H. P. Clark, then swallowed poison. Both were n.f?nL'rence report* tors hut six other club* of alm o st' of the challenge wus made by who escaped by cruwling over the taken to a Hollywood hospital piul prestige. The price, le s s ; George W. Knight, Frunk Mac- wreckuge. Flumes broke out Im­ where physicians suid there is f**ral VUbui‘n fuV"ruble W. orgunlzution rating only little u n -1 than a dollar u game, they sa y .; Neill was made chalrmnn of the mediately after thu explosion and small hope for saving Day’s eye­ dor the Thi should attraction | committee on arrangements for the destroyed the house. I George . . tt% two tmajor leugues. ^ ___ t ___ _ he ___ ^a powerful _ sight or his wife's life. ce reprot. anniversary vyu-i observed • ' [ [ * ' " KIi^unk* fine *"$-V and , first guine wiil he ployed Mur. 1.7'h u t the quulity of the hull that will j • vJ J t * , . i triutic societies and govet i -«.#*• John BrumUy reckless driv- when the “ Brewers” meet the be plaved here this spring should j W dbur .Smith hud charge of the Ebert Operated On de-rartments. . ?0"U ! wi l l SVI. i World’s Chamnion Washington bring h u g e c r o w d s regardless of .program , introducing theapeakvr* Lack of Funds Caused Passage Would Break Action On Saturday Long Time Precedent /Ruling >ldMonday Big Development .................. Is. Contemplated uTSubmergjonday’s Votftlook Gloomy Lake And Key Dis Palmetto A v e n u e Site F o r $40,000 COMMITTEES ARE NAMED BY LOCAL I BASE BALL CLUB ENGLISH KING IS 20,000 LAWS ARE IMPROVING FAST, TO BE PROPOSED PHYSICIANS SAY IN STATE BODIES I 1 *4 22 Cases Tried In Municipal Court In Session On Monday Alaskan Town II i t By Quake Last Ni^ht i H«sbnii(i“Then ^ For Appendicitis President TooIMff-, Weeks and other high officials BERLIN. Feb. 24. — President underwent an i Ebert underwent an operation fo r passed a b e t-1appendicitis early this morning a t husband told friends West Sanitarium whither ho wax added, however, | rushed late last nJght. A t 1th yet consider her I o'clock surgeons stated the operu. hu.band is in !tUui required un hour but was suelaid-1ressful uml h i. condition is cwu. aidered satisfactory. I ■; �^ -V'"*’ v* *, -■ .- , - ■ W ^ IM fe ra ^ *>.. .1 r.- *;>>t ' ■. 'W * •T*f» De f e a t e d I n d u tch t w ic e housi POUB PAIRS o v s q u P u z z le No. 107 ■f t fr*» By J . C. bill Radio Program HORIZONTAL. 1— knot K— sepulcher 3— human 18— harvest being 20— the great6— understudy r~st nation (ahbr.) on earth 7— elliptical (ab b r.) figures 27—showers 8— stoves 23— legal prop­ 3> n 9—„ , aM„relation erly claims 11— vegetable 25— Insect 13—pertaining 26— misty to lltn ear 27— Japanese 15— ia sulituda com ller-w ith j( Solution to Puzzle M«. m e. VERTICAU 1— likewise U— hend covxalt the enng spirit of 17— a watered 3— face cover­ appearance ing produced *—meridional on fabrira 5— saccharine19— each 6— encore 20— accus­ 10— presses tomed 11— small piece21— astringent 12— flap 22— massage 13— terminated21—<lo wrong (poet.) Tip For Beginners. B— ~c c w 1C 0 — N L T~ & R M 'JiL r la 1 p 1 ji « 0 0 . 1 U 0 1A o i* I r c- A a 10 A 1 s ■I 5 F g .. A L -L& p 7 u Ms i 7IXA fR Sia A A r o P i \ A r- yh :\ c a Al JL I 0 C b e R| i o i £ rT 5 'L * J i . A a j i £ a J0 Solve this puzzle by compar­ ing the synonyms listed In the ‘'Horizontal'* and “ Vertical" ‘ number of columns with the spaces extending crosswise or downward on the diagram, ns the case may be. If a word occurs to vou meaning sub­ stantially the samo ns the synonym nnd the correct num­ ber of letters tn fit in the spacei between its number and the first shaded stop following, *“ write it in lightly. Work nwny the small words, the "easy" words, first, nnd they will give you plenty of clues to tin dif­ ficult ones. s. l f j \ B» Kln« »««ti»rw iHrwflvsi^ |a.v I \ . . I’ro z rim for Feb. 21 W8B A tlanta Journal (128.3) 8 melody a rtists; 10:15 Aeolian string quintet. I KFOM Beaumont (3I5.G) 8 musical. WEEI Ilorton (478.0) fi:!5 sports; 0:25 Minfonions; 7 N. Y. NEW YORK. Fob. 23. — The Germany has under consideration program ; 7:30 Gold Dust Twins; United .States leads the world in a plan for renting receiving sets nt H Kvercudy hour; 9 dance. but Europe, QWR Buffalo (31U) 7:30 Gold radio development -- -----r - a low price. Spain makes it profi­ Dust twins; 8 Everendy hour; !i though still hampered by govern table for the broadcasting com pa.................... | nios by allowing publicity. orchostru; 10 musical. 1 • ■ • •. , T / ’ is. b*5l" " i,,B ,0 "Expected interference between WMAQ Chicago News (117.5) r „ tn fi organ;’ 0:25 orchestra” 8 literu' ! ,u u ,rd l,|H to L. A. Bro- broadcasting stations in the sevture; 8:30 travel talk; 8:10 Ahso- [crnaUonal^^^Vcstern^Elec-trlS Com' o«o T x ' U ' * " havo -t- - " ' WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.—RcnublicanH anil Democrats joined Sunday nt n memorial service in j the house chamber in tribute to the iate Representative Julian Kahn, of California, who died in Decem­ ber. . With Representative Barbour. Republican, California, presiding, cufcgies were delivered by.R cpre tentative G arrett, of Tennessee, the Democratic leader R epresenta­ tive McKenzie, of Illinois, who suc­ ceeded Mr. Kuhn, as chairmen nf the military affairs committee, Representatives llyrns, Dem ocrat. Tennessee. Quin, Demcorat, Miss issippi; Sherwood, Democrat, Ohio; Kuhnth. Democrat,- Illinois: IflR, Republican: M aryland; Miller, Re­ publican, Washington: nnd *«nt Democrat, Free, Republican, Stolng Republican. Linchcrgrc, K epuniic.i and MncLcfferty Republican, Cali­ fornia. Mr. Barbour niso CUoipgizcd his deceased colleague. Recalling th at Mr. Kahn w:-.-< horn in Germany, Mr. G nrrett said the veteran legislator, "one of the most conspicuous figures in* Un­ civil life of America, contributed tremendously to the defeat .of the country in which ho was born and to the victory of the country he hnd chosen for his adoption.’* "He will take rank among the great Jews of the history," said Mr. G arrett, “and to any that is t<> say much.” Mr. McKenzie declared th at M \ Kahn "stood like a rock for nation­ al defense." He nnd other speak­ ers lauded him for his pnrt in carrying out the war porginni iff Woodrow Wilson, Mr. Byrns drelared that the president found in Mr. Kahn, then ranking RcpuMi-1 can on the house militnry affairs committee which had a Democrat ns its chairman, a worthy cham ­ pion »>f his militnry indicim who did not permit partisan policies t> swerve him from his patriotic de­ votion to his country during Huwar emergency. DEATH CLAIMS JOB E. HEDGES, LAWYER OF N. Y. Europe Finds Way To Derive Funds And Make Radio Faying Enterprise s aB B B B B B B B flB B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B H B B B B B B B B B B B taB B B llB B IH l I OLUT n n N u u M N D M *1 N H U M 9 4 a H M ft n M U m u IT AUCTION SI IS SI ts ■ 11 H w M n n n n W n i< M m r» (S SI 1 LOVELY HOME AND 50 CHOICE LOTS 20 Lois on Silver Lake on Good Hard Road Ju st One-Half Off Dixie Highway I H UR S D A Fehmaru26.10A. MILKS SOUTHEAST OF SANFORD. FI.ORIDA F 1 1* , , , . *"K- The first station in Turkey WRAP Fort Worth S tar Tele­ 1 A > a means of raising funds of owners of recoiv-• began operation Feb. I. Hungary, gram (175.9) 7:30 clnasi.nl; ti.-.M inrr Licensing sets, nnd diversion of part of Austria, Denmark and tho Baltic with which to purchase pictures program. tho proceeds to tin- broadcasting states have just begun to awaken tor the schools in Sanford np nr» «„W!?Ai ’ , Kn"*,‘:‘ r 'ty -Star (363 companies, Is an alm ost universal to the possibilities nf broadcast­ exhibition will he h.-lrl in Sanforll Vi . f1" 1 " f ,ho Air; 11r15 characteristic of th P expansion. ing. ‘ .'I,1- , 1- " 1**'"1 «- The exhibition NiifhthnwkB. will Ih- made up o f picture loaned WilAR Louisville Journal — : ------ ' I l>y l>rt8in Art Puhli. .-iti,,r) min' isi?t 7t ' !,> ,;onct’r*. Schuman program, trio. pany nnd a nominal ndmissi«n fee M IJ Los Angeles Times ( |u l . l ) WGY S.-hnectndy (379.5) 0:30 Will he charged. The building concert: childrrn; 9:15 tjti'«; , talk; 0:15 violin, piano, vocal solos Senators Sold Their where tho exhibition is to be held ''' to res; 12 orchestra. • 8 Brunswick; 9 Navy hand; 10:15 Influence, Is Charge has not yet been selected. KNX Hollywood (330.9) 8:15, organ, , This exhibition of pictures is music, l» instrum ental, vncoal; 12 , KSD St. Louis Post Dispatch movie mght. (545.1) 0 concert; 9 recital. WASHINGTON, Feb. 23. — one of moru than ordinary interWith one United States Sena­ c‘ - 't consists of carlion photo­ llempma Commercial ---------------------——graphs, photogravure.. l(1ilir tor already under indictment, A,io rv -rt,!(»;T) K locl" r®l 'I frolic C l U l I 'c h RoiVM*VO«t ‘> ’i prints, loaned by tin|;| , \ rt W(CO Minneapolis . . s t. Paul ' l '- t ( .L i \ C .S - .) reed with accepting u fee anil I uhluation (hnnpany, Irn- |:<1 practicing before a government ta x • V:iri 't" ,[t0,,ccrt: 7:'" ’ income N e w 111 1 )0 r s S in c e m.mt. Mass. The collection' is H agency, tho justice departm ent CKAt; Montreal (437) H.-30 en H e f f i n i l i l l j r ( ) f Y 0 H I* i-> investigating charges of two Iurge one nnd contain! the very best reproductions of the master­ others improperly used ti-»lr scinble; 7:30 special; 0:3o orchcs - 1 _____ pieces o f art of many different influence in Washington. The r iu p » p v v i . . . . T wenty-three new member., have, tw,. countries und period, fr.on th>against whom latest Pianist talk- « an " k (W I-r,> " ‘Ided to th roll-, of th - Han-1 charged a re made, are Spencer, g reatest public ai:d private culler ! 1 “ ', ^ n .'rogram 5 7:15 ford Methodist ch.m h during th.ies. * Misrouri and liursum, of New S e i .l v - o\U nre 1 twin^ 8 Kv- past two months, according to an Mexico, both Republicans. o , J h" collection comprise about \V 7 v b ........... . . announcement made .Sunday morn'Objects r.-nre tenting loiintings i r i Nc^ Y.':r!{. ,,.‘r'* 3 ) fi dogs; mg by Mr. T. J. Nixon, pastor of many schools of a rt nnd i.u lud> view-' T r a v r i’,t ' Jou." " “ ra* Th*' members n r- a result of e. cs reproductions of sculptat.', th nrim .JioL I.- ' ‘ Air '" H e r-: I campaign of pcrsonul evangelism Unique Evangelistic* great cathedrals, and important iv iv vh',Urv , conducted largely through thviews from nutiire. F<-w Party Comes Monday K .'i L k e(iS 8AM 7:18 Kuniiay ........... New mem),-. _____ , Dons have over been brought to:v W. Indians, talk; .: 3 ft Artprano;‘rom irg into the church will I,,.TL . 771 K^tnrr whirh so compli r(.jv ,.nv„r lV fin,;i v , ,Ar , . •';iv,,n «» reception on Easter SunIn.i .Students league of Many the history of art. \ cai.iloe will tVf/R Newark ( 105.15) il orchcs* ilay, ...to n ..” a baud of travelling be on sale at the c-xhibit'ioii h ill t m* i 11/n 4 vr n.,.. i /rqpi , . , Thr lirwl .irmion of thi* Mi Lt«m student In cl-arge of Rev. Jno. A. l*...rnnli.i., ' ’ Kill „p|K-nr », (h„ Kir., «t..re" , c c , n t|y^^ ,* . t o * " * ; < > -day . » »afternoon ..................... .... ■inwran,. m .on Nlg'itinirn k>: un ’ , .......... couren .aunoay aiu-rnoo.i at 1’intrrnm; lOMC) ps . i. . l« one of the most union,, religious culture and refinement of ill o JZ « 5 P g * » fn * , p' r , , u, . „i t m . a ^ r S , • " i w i a r i ; Hanford. I ole. it yU j s ' snf tho ...j,,,,,! v;„ tk ' • J a r W - W W * ............... N„ ,Jn ilK- Tniri . h , . j. T b ,ft. I„ ,1... qualities in th.WFI Philadelphia (.m j'.'fi talk, m sa Anemr <. the Imok " ,I pe he lask Ahetfd ' whi. whichh ' " l l '.'f «* many nutioanlaie.t. children whatever means it has I* |is<4 Ilnur to. i m>« studied »4iiilLul Li* *• . - Is . 1.1 1•* t/f. . « . ■. .. . ... 7fn c,,nct* r t ; M concert; 9 nrchoanow Is-ing by MeUmdii Rev. K.' II. King, pa tor of the trn. ' ...................... - - iall z r over z r :the ? ' country. lU,,,?U oy «**v F,’ I Its disposal. The wholowmL Thcla.n Baptist Charrh Church Sanford Sanford tonight tonight antt 1Irefining lnfluon-e of pi.-tui KCAE Bittsburub (IDI 3 ) r. -in i « . r , l' ,countr^.- ,tl' rl"'1' L.»pti-t Uncle Kaybeer 7 vocal: 7:30 Gobi M 7-10 nV I^i ‘*n Dust twins; 8 Evereudy; 9 con ! «"•■««* t° tha church. There are the right sort on the s’ hoo wa «‘K 1 visitors. Dr. 1*-now gem-rally recognized L o n e STETSON RKhlNR IMIW i i . l- . K"'« R E SANFORD, FLA. E I Ih* C ity o f P ro sp e rity . The .Market llu* W orld, on C elery an d Vegetables. Main .street has been opened on out U Million D ollar H otel, w hich i.s to he built. I hi.s will double th e business section at P ro p erty here is ju m p in g by leaps Hounds. L ocated on th e main line of tlj C. L. K. It. an d S t. J o h n ’s river, that giv good fre ig h t r a te to all p a rts of the wor' Im m ense pay roll p er week is here to c ployes of th c ra ilro a d and gardeners, good place to g e t w ork. Close to churches )dl denom inations, good school, miles of ‘•rote side w alks, anti dandy streets, and lig h ts. All m ean m uch for location, yon can n o t m ake a m istak e to he dose hf <ily like th is, a s everybody is boosting, if Doily kicking, so come on in with us. CASH PRIZES Balloon Ascension Picture Exhibit In Art Subjects To Be Shown Here Soon . ..... 1 *--------- “ “ —■ --------------- (Continued from page 1) was famous, tho follownig arc typical: "It isn’t difficult to fool other people, hut it’s quite an a rt to fool yourself and still he on good terms with yourself.” "If a man stood before a m irror., lie hour a day he’d laugh himsci*' I t<» death, go insane or liccotm ‘ a decent citizen." “ Now England's gone and settled the lirith question. What will our orators do?" "An Irishman never gives a power of attorney. H i's born with a degree of confidence in himself that's clear, comprehensive and 8 Paderewski programs 10 Jazz S .in,-ir r lh • 1 J) ‘ thc fnt,r0 c"«ntry. It is un­ all embracing.” "Between ‘thou shnlt no. steal’ artists, manv’with n ^NtatlnhMv H n V uis 1-.protrroit* ^Droccdiirp ‘"hI that Spain will follow this WL'ftiiorchestra f 'l : «» a’. <nn J iiiunN • wiin ]•> and ‘honesty is the best policy,’ lies the history of uni-idlctcd nun." “ Most everybody ir en to every­ L-t-ur . r ;,r“':”0--' . *"h •■••Mu- o.i om- oi me m u­ !Hr only __ v;c ilon't tell each body, else, lt 1 ' L ^ u | n,!r’..o 7 c" T ,,r' •s n" " li">'' musical and cultural cento the- ................ government other alxmt it." ................. H qimrtot. musiinl; 8:J0 speechei; lers of the world. The plan i-i to license fco paid by 8«u,(K)n people is partly diverted "It is better be ssrilci! with fn!5n?niaICr'lnl h," " r : 1 "• the national opera. Oth to the company. Holland hns se v -1than laughed nt ’ • er countries qre also i-nnsidering WLW Cincinnati (422.3) r, ;,;u .r;i% ro ;ra ,;;» ,V r k n i t " \ t ,rna,? ^ i<nct0" ^ rn«* but no regular pro-* “ I’d rnth-r hnvo on pcn*m sh-.l ..........*• "V i IMlII 111 s s T i . ' S n s y u Z & r ................* ......™>: K r s , r . £ a * s r ; , " s 1 the , " a r national guard cr"v"called out and WEAR Cleveland (381). 1) fi:30 Installation of reeeivint'-Sets !•« ,' nV.rntt‘‘1 }’>’ ‘ht* Rovornment -< nu- fellow ask, "what waa ihc name of the guy wo just buried." S 5 ! me' Cn,," on talk : 7 ' !!*» m -c-l throughout r £ « n £ t i l ‘^ " r l J i y ^ I f f i d ^ ^ n m ""vuVir* n . .... . Europe generally, but outlaw lis- broadcasting stations on the con­ PaiolVni. . I o *in,’' ,ril ( t oni ng Ih being practiced on u wide tinent nnd is considered ninong the Fandman; H juvenile a rtists; Irt scale, Mr. Brofos continued. T h - leaders. Sweden, with one station soprano, pianist. violinist. freedom with which tin- governercctod and two in prospect, has n ill t Ii-2.1) 7 in.tru- mental regulations are being ir- plans for a comprehensive system ‘ WVVI r ii*11*it V ^ nored. he said. Indieated a tre n d 'o f inter.'linkefi'"st'ations Sw itzer r „ , t; New. cert: 10 concert. ... j TW* ia the second unsuccessful attempt of a strong anti-liquor group In parliament to restrict the drink .traffi-; first,- made in . . . . the ----------- fcs. - — h o n e of the States General recent­ ly by 28 to 20 votes, a fte r passing tno lower hounc 1>7 . *14 to .lA votes. r . „ Republicans And Democrats Join In Paying Tribute To Lntc California Legislator; . Several Eulogies Delivered proponing to combat the drink evil In Holland by introducing local op­ tion waa .defeated , --------- ...in the upper 1021, suffering n like fate by be­ ing ndopted in the lower house by .10 to 20 votes, and then being thrown out in the following year by the upper house by 18 to 17 vn’e*. The latest vote was interesting in that it was not a party vote, ns la so usual in Ilutrh legislation. Locnl option has been hotly dcbntrd recently both in and out of parliament. No fewer than 3,000 public bodies including Christian workmen’s unions, church coun­ cils, Y. M. C. A.'s and others, have petitioned the government in fa . vor of it, and a public memorial In its simport secured 600,000 big-' natures. Various speakers in the chamber gavo personal observation of the effects of prohibition, both in the United States and in Finland. ,1,fY “ *d D»dr opinion prohibition bail by no means proved ; the success that had been claimed for it, neither hnd crime decreased to the extent thnt had been repns the result of it. Pro­ hibition. they argued, only favored hyprocrisy in addition to wholesale and Hagrant evasion of the law. The failure of the present lull seems to lie due mainly to financinl considerations. It hns been contended th at even without restrictive measures the consumption of drink hns enorm ­ ously decreased in Holland of late *»rara. In 1892 the consumption was 7.76 quarts per capita of popillation, hut now it is only 2.10: quarts. Holland, nevertheless, s till: -----. V--------------•mentis 800,000,000 mi - d s nearly Y- ---- Y,vw« IIu Jyear l lll till fdl * the ‘ latent * III Ink, according to platiltics. ............ . KAHN MEMORIAL SERVICE IS HELD1 SUNDAY IN HOUSE Upper Branch Of States Pots Local Option Bill Out After it Is Passed By Lower By A Meager Vote Majority THE HAGUE. Feb. 2 9 - A . MONDAY AFTERNOON; MONDAYv’PEnROAUV’Sil. f e , H 5 — - T o d a y ’s C r o s s - *r", v- :' A Good Time To All 10 A . D We will sell yon th is KraE-r |,S al'y o m - itirrey, y « ,/' vvh!' nuljo" Nu 6 ,ril“ f5 lici1 • S trictly ru t h o * raaUvVo'iiuih! " 20, ^1,1... <lcc|> Irila on litis hike. •) in rfcct * " 1,11 no' v* I Hi:, will he a town itself, with allc ri.v c r.-t w ith orange conveniences anil no city taxes. Mr. Speculator, Air. Home Seeker, Mr luv», ■ . . . L'>o|, it over and find it much bHi.-i- tit-,,, !. . ° ’ Dusy, th is is yo u r, golden ipjjortu • bank its later, so d o n 't forget th e linn- 10 " J';1 f ntin,<’nded. Wo th a n k you in advance, yo'i ». ni pl.-u-e, on prem ises, d a te . Feb. "fi. Wc arc : anio people who conducted th e salt ,L,ML'Va’ l 'vo weeks ago, for F lin t & P.rent. Dinner on Ground. (i2 Realty Co. “ ra n g e A ve„ O rlando, F la . pUanl of the most vulual.l, ............. . KDKA Pittsburgh (309.1) 7‘ KAt ,U 1 concert;; 8 Brunswick; 10 con- DeLAND Feb " I —Prm ti i ccrt. ’ 1,1 ■L*ii' f ry lic,y, •»>' WKAQ Porto Rico (310 7) - IcorN-V'.h', .“‘'.T s u.'r twnd. anecch, selfMtions I i, _ 1 I“tU r jm, t of this " ''tt'' T "T" ^ t”11 « - lcur,"B ?hi* ‘ ? 1- T»'« funds for 1’ of unUi,uul in- purchasing au«-h Pictures an- -,.Cur' ' ' “‘mR « young British aviator cd by means of the exhibition .ml W five C'tati.ms for brav- tho community as well a* t). tVach cry ar.d has twin- Iieen ihot down dim and pupils aro helped oduca x t a i f S S f t o o '7*8:30 B S u * * „ r y orefcistra: chc .trh! I' w..hue "ot. .,tha first ‘offlcia ."VNUjuan 1 .!at.* foKGW the first U...L in ”\in \!I,t*a*i. Portland Oregonian the fira't wcek’ln rc h .“ 7i„ n .ft.:. the ( UJ) 10 lecture; 10:30 concert; 12 meant Ime unofficial practice Is u|orchestra. ready under way by many of | U W’OAl Hail Antonio (391.5) 8:30 candidates (or the team . ^ 1 " » ^ « - * * ; »>• « •J js 'travelling The large larger the attendance. ta<> 7The * ° party PBrt?lt,B W * 1'™* in, »a ,^, Kt.f- Tile V1 ‘•utomobile. At night, thowV\’cl:I?.™*4** however greater thc number of pictures I >m\ .t,\w (Upend upon Ponies providcl i th a t »mcanscr.oon Is* secured for the ..•) |,v* **1*,"'.IliHltlil*. t ti .lilt . ,i'vtllllll ' ft., St 1 Ii *..... II .m •>1I /■■■••I . ——t It -I w in ^ rr ' ''U fun‘L* ^ S j 1> exhibit, 0 £ucira> expenses f r .wilt apg taken,^ chase ^pictures. wiU M Pur 10 Ladles Especially •"viU Seminole Realty Compan] 110 y,:uA “," 1 s ‘- Sanford. Fla. iH ia m i IH m le n a x B s i �•r-rr-fi *•-.*£#*?;* ■V ’ ' nr. fvfti The Wise Man W ill Laugh Sanford Herald n w d lw H ia « » » l l a t t e r a t Iw la H . r ia r tte ..t'ored aa Second Claaa Matter, „ctol>»r tt. $»!#, at the Poatoflteo at Sanford, Florida under Act of 'M.trch 3, ll*T. ISO U D B A .*.. ..... .... Editor ROLLA? R. MOWARP BRRO ... .... Manager MOW f i n i lea l i t Ravnollo A tf ia r SCDiCRlPTIon RATKA One T e a r_IT.00 SI* M onth* ..$3.Sft Deliver*.! In C ity bp C aryl** per w eak. He. W eekly E dition 11.00 See Year. _________ ^’■ sFfcCtAI. ItOTICRi A lT o b itu a ry notice*, c a rd , of thank*, reaolullona and notice* of en tertain m en t* w here -charge* are made w ill be charg ed foi* at reg u lar ad v e rtisin g r a te*. MORRISR T H B A iSO CIA TK D FRK«« The Aaaoclated Pr**» la e*cluaIreU- entitled to th e use fo r republt-h*i<,n of all new* d isp atch es c rrd ’ted to It or not o th erw ise rre d tied In thl* paper and al*o th e leeal n«V c riiblM hril h*r*ln. All rlijM i c f r (.publication of special dtep aich serein arc alao reaerved._______ TUESDAY, FEB. 24, 1925. TH E HERALD'S PLATFORM I ,_D eepcr water rout* to Jackion* vlllc. 2 ^—Construction of St. John*—In1diari River rantl. 3.—Extension of white wajr. I,—Extension of local gmuaement* —sprimminK pool, tennis courts, ale. ' r».__Acquisition of * municipal Hand. . , Ik—Augmenting of building pro­ gram —bouses, hotels, npartm rnt Lop tea. 7,—-Extension of street paving program . , . , S/—Construction of boulevard oround Lake Monroe. fflU -Entranre Into Florida state baseball league. 10.—Completion of rlty beautifica­ tion program. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. SEEK ETERNAL THINGS: — look not a t the things which seen, hut a t tho things which not seen; for the things which seen ore tem poral; hut tho things which are not aeon ure e te r­ nal. II Corinthians 4:18. We are are ..are THE TONE OF VOICE I t la not so much what you say, A* tho manner in which you sny It. I t Is not so much the language you use, As tho tones in which you convey it. *Pf "Come here,” 1 sharply mid, • And tho baby cowered and wept; • "Comp here,” I cooed and he look­ ed and smiled, And straight to my Inp he crept. • * - The words may be mild nnd fair, a And the tones may pierce like a dart; . Tho words may be soft ns the sum­ mer air, And tho tones may break the heart. Whether you know or not, Whether yon menu or care; Gentleness, kindness, love and hate, Envy and anger aro there. Then would you quarrels avoid, And in peace and love rejoice, Keep anger not only out of your word, *’ But keep ,t out of your heart, —Youth’s Companion. Usually n head tlm t’n u little en­ larged id also cracked. Riant City is smiling over the • Lorry crop, William K. Vanderbilt says " I t ’s Hell to he born rich," but there are u lot of us who wouldn't mind ' taking n chance. “Produce 1 Produce I W ere it but the moat pit­ ifu l Infiniteaimal fraction o f a product— produce it in God’a name! T ls th e utmont thou haat in thee. " Out with it, then! W hatsoever good thy hand findeth to do, do It w ith th y whole m ight. Work while it is called today, for th e n igh t cometh where­ in no man can work." These words were fir st uttered by Thomas Carlyle over fifty yearn oro nnd they are perhaps more applicable today to conditions in Florida than they ever were to Carlyle’s world. "Work for the night Is coming" lins always been n good motto, hut today when work is more profitable than ever before in the history of man, he, who "makes hoy while th e sun shines" is doubly w ise. In 184D thousands and thousands o f people risked great dangers nnd endured untold hardships in • order to reach the harvest fields of California "where gold could be picked from the trees." And when they arrived there they worked im lefatigably, day nnd night, siftin g every drop of w ater) that flowed through the gold producing streams, in order that they might make the m ost o f their opportunities be­ fore the gold supply became exhausted. The same situation is found in Florida. Only the hard­ ships in leaching Florida are in no way comparable to thoie o f reaching California in those earlier days. And the dif­ ficulties of reaping the harvest nrc nothing to those exper­ ienced by the "forty-niners." But the goose cannot live forever anti golden eggs will become scarcer and scarcer as tim e goes on. It is the wise man, now in on the ground floor, who is working, saving, producing, investing; in short, who is mak­ ing hny while the sun shines, who is faking advantage of superb opportunities presented every day of becoming in­ dependently well off. He will laugh while realty values in Florida have risen completely out of sight of tin* man with moderate means. He will laugh. Will you? ------ -----------o ------------------ So, Toll It Everywhere Will Florida send w will ill he ne ovi over|0ou ‘nAa advertising. *n* fOi For the Discouraged. BY A R T H U R 8 R I 8 B A N 1 (CtfTiBM IMO makes'1the* IS THERE a young mnn. or woman in your neighborhood dis­ couraged, convinced th a t all op­ portunities were used up long ago? * Offer to th at young person the following extract from a letter th at Washington wrote to his bro­ ther: MI was employed to go on a journey in the W inter which I believe few or none would .have undertaken. And what did 1 get by it? My expenses home. I was then appointed with trifling pay to conduct a hand­ ful iff nun to the Ohio. W hat did I get for th a t? ? "Why, a fter paying, myself the considerable expense in equipping and providing necesnitfrs for the company. I went out, was soundly beaten, and had my commission token from rnc—or, in other words, my command reduced under the pretenre of an order from home. 1 then went nut nnd volunteered under General llraddnck, and lost all my horse*: and many other tilings. I have been on the losing or­ der ever since I entered the servire two years Hinre." young friend ^ E t l.: > !*v> "».« t o j ^ j j ' 1!1S,C(lUn!bt* * ^ J *m the niiwn. WosaJ ? (it could lie n e a s f ^ A good !nerm to Hi.- JJJ as bar.) .[ 11M lh" 1111,11 W.([th ,Vr, . ° ‘>rtde*h»nt£ along like a radio 'liftionaTiTL.1 < rot;,word |mzj|r1 tin- last word iu £ 't hirty vi,l : u j m y they have r,(v»i hut they don't ^ The women spends their im--., white -vC spend money kfepi^ I here's one tim ejjj pend on her hu,l.»i*! clay at home. wants him to takefe, H oT D oq/ D oesm'T/ie l o o k X glassy on That one ? ,. 9 i r,1 Ch,ictsK" fori Could Ittivt* some girls who fofp. Indications yrt. ^ will go up litis h,ir»| a sure sign of an tiint 1 20 ’DJA EVER HEAR THIS ONE? NKW YOltlv WOULD • anniversary of his birth. I* It R arlaltaqi? T H E F IR S T N A T I O l BANK W. (1. McAdoo quietly passed — Carlyle. " through Sanford yesterdny. • What a furore Wilion’s son-in-law would have enured in Huntord last sum­ mer! The Independent longs about tin* ■benches St. Petersburg provides for fo'ks to sit on. In Sanford everyone is so busy that nobody has time to sit down. -------- o- George Washington no doubt will be pleased to learn of the announcim rnt of President Coolidge that the nations of the world wilt •commemorate in 11)22 by u splen­ did celebration the two hundredth DAN A Sporting Offer. Tell your ---- The chief trouble with most re- form er- i-j that they spend m much time reforming the world they don’t have lime to reform themselves. ANOTHER’SECRET HOBBY HAS BEEN UNCOVERED Says a headline in a Florida newspaper: "Paste This Washington a long time a fte r that A . Alg.mn (la.) mU| On Your Windshield: Floods Are Caused By Forest Fires.” Umddork campaign might have wife and misseit her The dispatch under the headline bore u Montgomery, Al- written, “ I have been on the i him HO year-. hut nU1 ahama. date line und carried u few paragraphs o f the report losing order." Over and over He was beaten, issued by the Alabama state commission of forestry relative to the cause of the recent floods in Alabama and Georgia— nnd retreating. Hut lie hail this the sam e floods, by the way, th at damaged even the celery one quality: When he was beaten, MARION LE ROY BURTON SA V E and' growers o f Seminole county in the delaying of -railroad he tried again. LOUISVILLE COURIER JOURNAL T H R IV E The best lessons in the lives of In trains. 192 5 According to the statem ent of the forestry commission, great men are not in their suc­ Successively and successfully i This achievement of Dr. Burton last summer’s raging forest fires were responsible for the cesses, but in their methods of ac­ president of three institutions of in unique in the history of Amcrihigher learning—Hmith College, can education. He was not to severity of thu floods. The fires destroyed the forest floors cepting and fighting failure. the University of Minnesota and Smith Co’lege what L. Clark Keclye and the water from the excessive rains found nothing to PRESIDENT COOLIDGE is in the University of Michigan—Mar- was to that institution. He was * obstruct its rapid run into the streams. The Father <>t hi.- Coual favor of stopping all national in­ ion Le Roy Burton, now dead at not to Minnesota what Cyrus No*-- *j| "The forest floor," the statem ent explains,"comprises the knew hot It poverty andri heritance taxes. He calls them Ann Arbor, nehieved noteworthy throp was. Neither was he to *.’• pine straw, leaves, decayed tw igs, dead grass and other for­ "socialism," although it is not things in his fifty years of crowded stam p his character unnn Michigan £ in his lifetime. est litter on the ground. This material becomes matted clear why taxing n fortune of a life. Out of the West he came— jin the fashion that the institution 4n country boy, horn on a farm , at Ann Arbor w rs impressed by v B ut extravagance vu und decays from the lower layers upward. It is not only hundred millions th at u rich man trained to the plow, companioned1the character and work of An* £ w ays a stranger to him. the source of most soil fertility, but also acts like a sponge leaves behind him is uny more so­ in his youth with hardly more than' drew Dickson White, or of Dr. the spur of his own high omldAngeli, Michigan’s beloved presi* in absorbing water fulling upon the surface. Thus millions cialistic than to tnx a small cot­ Let it he a strangerhtf o f tons of water are held hack and absorbed by the humus tage in which a poor man is rais­ tinn. By dint of severe economy dent. Yet a t each one of these !> Make Thrift your close frit and self-denial, he contrived to three institutions Dr. Burton's ! ❖ und soil from which it sinks slowly into the springs and ing his family. he graduated in his twenty-sixth work was administratively success- £ streams. However, it certainly seems b et­ year from the small and little ful and noteworthy for its cultural . ly "When fires run through tho woods the forest floor is ter to tax a rich man while he is known college of Car'eton in M in-’ influence. inesotn. For three years he taught Apart from his duties as college £ consumed. The Imre rocks and sand are exposed and the alive than to lax his children. I Greek in a secondary school . at president Dr, Burton wan for fifheavier soils arc hardened by the fire and later kept in this Leaving big fortunes to children Carieton, turning money \uith teen years a popular platform condition by the sun and wind. When heavy rains occur muy lie foolish, hut the desire to which he could pay his way through speaker, whose utterances were upthere is no deep layer of leaves and humus to absorb the do so makes men work, when they the theological seminary at Yale. I predated for their finished schnl- *:♦ water and thu latter sw iftly rushed into the stream s caus­ would otherwise stop working. There he was graduated with the arly form as well as for th d r high % SANKOIIll. FLA. highest honors, in his thirty-first ■moral purpose.' His speech in ’* • V* . t ing the floods." * And what the country wants is the year, remaining ut New Haven as placing in nomination Calvin Cool- 1 So paste it on your windshield that floods are caused mos'f work from the ablest men. assistant professor of theology. u!g.* a t the Cleveland convention * After one year passed as pastor last year emphasized, not Coolldge? by forest fires, and at the sam e time remember that also SECRETARY WILBUR, of the of the Church of the Pilgrims a t the politician or statesm an, b u t frosts ure caused by forest fires. The destruction of the Nuvy, has now on opportunity to Brooklyn lie entered upon bis ra- almost exclusively Coolidge the forests in Florida nnd north of Florida, whether by fire or leer as educator, accepting the , man. Throughout life Dr. Burton j "civilization," menns the removal of N ature’s Kn*at p rotect-1dem onstrate tho accuracy of his presidency of Smith College. His was engaged in the difficult inisi. i — -------ion aKainst sudden frosts ami freezes. A great forest has belief aa to a warship’s value. The seven years at Northampton were ’ ness of making real men and r e a l! marked by impretsive progress in women—first, in fashioning a man a remarkable influence upon the climate of territory for Secretary soya airships can’t sinl, the college for women there. For of himself and, Inter in fashioning 3 Brigadier General miles about it in every direction; and more and more are battleships. three years his work al the Uni- men of his fellows, enlightened people joining the movement foi the reforesting Mitchell »ayi to Secretary Wilbur varsity of Minnesota arrested nt-J He died before his time. Few of lands denuded by greedy lumbermen and thoughtless that the battleships Nortli Dakota tention. In the five years devoted men in uny profession Imve entered I is kept by the Government to lie to thp presidency of the University • upon their careers so late in life *1 farmers. of Michigan, Dr. Burton proved to to r risen so rapidly, or achieved :.o M used later as a target and adds: Inestimable damage has been done by forest fires and u he a highly efficient adm inistrator, highly, as. did Dr. Burton. Located in City Limits on Sunfoi u "Give me a chance and 1 will by the careless clearing of lands, and strange to sny the M ti mere destruction of the tim ber o f those forests is one of the sink thut battleship from a flying Avenue, south of Rose Court. WE WANT THE TRUTH machine in from two to four minu­ u less costly items. Floods and killing frosts are caused ■ tes." MACON TELEGRAPH by forest fires and forest destruction. T hat’s a sporting proposition. By all means, "Pnstc it on your windshield." 3 Lot’n hope the President will order At last a gleam of fact anJ ' ----------------- o ---------------------■o— •— „ . The Boston Transcript prints u True love is like ghosts, which everybody talks about and m from the Governor for few 'll a ve seen.— La Rochefoucauld. Robert Joy so Joy was uncon------------------------o -----------------------• lined. oFriends depart, and memory takes them to her caverns • You can’t always tell what any- pure and deep.— Moore. “uo thinks by what he or she ----------------- o ------------------ pya.—Ocala Stair. Now, who's „ been kidding you? Our life— a little gleam of time between two eternities. A wan v/ho wonts to be popular . should never court popularity, if he takes care of his intellect and his> personality, his popularity will lake care of itself, ------- o--------Anyone can he said to lie sitting • on top of the world who doesn’t live In an apartm ent house with a ^saxophone player practicing direct­ ly overhead. As Brisbane Sees It JARY 24. 1925. of w ar that would menace if N trutii is beginning La come out of America. Not until the Congressional the maze of charge! and counter Committee met yesterday wa:: the THE FRENCH aro planning a charges which have been made by public given mo* bit of data in mi capital levy, which means not the advocates nnd the opponents' dem anding figures t i uphold merely an income tax but chopping of tiie creation of an independent '•tlie r tdde, The lirsi information a substantial chunk out of accumu­ aircraft department of tin* g o vern-1that come: out shows that wo are not getting out of our money what lated capita). It would lie like Hay­ ment. That part of the trutii which ing to a big steel or oil company hns been given, to the pupils show s' we are entitled to in the way of air Whether we nhcnil I here, "You are paying interest that where the Army quota calls protection. have a unified air control is a thing for 10*1 pursuit airplanes, we every year on a thousand million for experts to settle, with a con­ dollars. Ho you are worth a t least have 21; where 58 bom bardm ent' sideration for our geographical planes are provided for, we have] a thousand millions. Give the 21; where Itui attack planes are situation nnd in the light of ex ited Government two hundred millions contemplated, we have one. I n ' erne of otlu-o countries. Cn-at now." ether words, we have 40 airplanes Britain hns an Air Ministry which Herriot, Prime Minister of! for war service where we have pro­ is not entirely satisfactory, a l­ though its opponents admit the | France, is a Socialist who Lake* vided by appropriation for 270. test has not been long enough to Socialism seriously. Brigadier General William Mit­ l>e conclusive. France and I ta ly . chell, a gallant and brave officer, TROTZKY’S BOOKLET des­ the second in command of our air have decided again t a single c o n ­ and are using America’s sys­ cribes Lenin a s a “bewildered service, is demanding an Air Min­ trol i man" when the revolution came istry. He testified before a Con­ tem. The method we use is ne and tie found himself ruler of Rus­ gressional committee, that the a t ­ sia. No wonder Lenin was !»>- titude of the army and navy to­ here nor there with tin? | wildered. To he a hunted man. ward the air service is comnmolii - What we are entitled to is a dot “COMPANY MANNERS” PROVIDENCE NEWS An ably edited contemporary, whether enjoying the compuniunThe Sanford, Florida, Hcruld, dis* hip of Ids wife and hoys, receivGeorge Washington, as everyone ut ^ h ite House the delknows, never told u lie, und yet courses learnedly upon "company Wi» read that lie wuh u tremendous « • " .... ■ success us a real estate man. Hut that should be used us regularly tho ulea of the trem bling, griefthen, ethics in business change just us visitors come to the home. stricken mother, plcuding for the .the sum:* us time, pimple and By all means, "company man- life of her soldier son. condemned everything else. ners. we agree. But "Company by the Army to die because the ---------o--------manners ’ when no company is weary boy fell asleep ut his tookWhen u man goes uut into the around are always in order. out post. open nnd views the vast empty There is a popular play entitled, That’s ' the iden: "Be yourself." spaces, looks at tho bunging moss, “ Be Yourself." Iu other words. Cut out the "uira" and "company tlui beautiful trees and the lovely cut out the camouflage, "four stuff." Be the same to the wife flowers, he is satisfied to remem­ flush and the "handshake” hypos- and ‘'kids" every day and every ber then as he su *. But u woman risy and get down to the bedrock hour, us Dr. Coue would say. —*l.e wants a picture cTf It—Lake- of sincerity and naturalness. After all, a gentleman is u genlaud Star-Telegram. And u flapAbraham Lincoln never had ary Genian, whether in the bo.;om of ■t must put it in her memory "company manner*." lie was the his family ur u Htiir game of ovk. same "Abe" every day in the week, poker. 3 1 5 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 the experiment made. So, we find out, a casual Pull - 1no longer weighs upon him ;; ids mon-cnr conversation between I Pullman ticket is as good a creFairfax Harrison and Walter S. Idential of social eminence as memCase, more than ten years ago, j bership in tho Society of the Ark hrutight about great changes in and the Dove.’ He therefore furtho control of the Southern Rail- gets to talk about his limousine, road, brought about a real epoch- forgets t(, talk about Die price of making transaction in which the lumber f. o. It. Grand Rapids, lie sum of $25,000,1)00 was somehow expands, comes into his own. He I involved. Thus, apparently, u l’ull- does more; he says what he really I man conversation can really thinks. He is among strangers ami amount to something. Aye, verily may pipe up his ideas about the it can. it is time this legend about radicals without clicking an eye I’ullninn-Hinoker talk, this notion <0 the Chamber of Commerce; he that it consists of nothing but lewd may ay his say about Prohibition stories by shoe drummers, is nail- without thinking about Klean Kill­ , NORTH CAROLINA wants a ed for the canard it really is. Act- ture Kluh. He is „ _____ ___ hiw that would stop flirting. Men successful! '•ally, the American citizen is bet- American genllemun, free and in­ ogling girls or women would lit* ter company on n Pullman than dependent, and this is the foundu- fined or locked lip. If North Caro­ nnywhere else in the world. That tinn of pleasant conversation, lina. where men are so chivulnnj,, basic reason for usual dullness, There should in* an end of the needs that law, other States need the necessity to impress thd world slurs cast against him one more severe. But is any such law really necessary ? the next war and there’s no use perument and by his loo posit!v** Mitchell will fooling with it." said General i convictions—General no doubt be disciplined by tho Mitchell. He also told tin* comit- War Department. Then* is talk mee th at there is waste in expen­ t of even reducing him to colonel. ditures fnr utir planes, that at op- He has staked his star to tell the propriatinns ure sufficient fully expended, and that th e a s e s '11*ut 'i, B1 , 'T w riu'r has said, and ^ n u* a*lou*|l commended for it tern of training aviators u 1,11 Not to have in spit spite . „told the truth, .............. wrong. , of all the Secretaries nf Wm. in of War “Tho air buairess Is now a part I of the arm y; it is a part of th e' the world, would have been con­ ONLY A few years ago, ten or navy; it is a purl of the Post of- duct unbecoming a gallant ficer. And ‘ fifteen thousund. the man titut met a Indy on the street grabbed her by the hair and drugged her to his organization that has some other cave by force. You can see how vocation or avocation than the d e­ much nien have improved. velopment of air power. The p e r- j There is one comfort. If the sonnel for the uir service is s e - ' Contemporary Comments young ladies walk demurely, with lected from people who have been W hat does it mean when it y their eyes on their little pink trained first for other objects und shoes, they won't notice unwelcome then for the air second. It is a a 5000 meter race was won 1 v '., Finn by a lap?—Detroit New * attention. waste of time to teach a man to dig a hole in the ground . „ , to get i Next ------ eclipse will ooccur yr-,r r CONGRESS VOTED t0 increase away from hostile shellfire si **“ when *when the income tax blots ils pay to $10,000 a year, from he is in an air force and must bank balance,—Brooklyn L'agk* $7,500, also to increase the Vice fight 20,000 feet up in the air. ______ i'resident and Cabinet members to That is about all we have been d o -j One of the most comfortable $15,000 from $12,000. Those in­ creases are reasonable and ju sti­ Opponents of the united air ser- ; mcomc.—San° Francfsc J"c'hr V’T fied. But why do Congressmen vice idea contend that a irp la n e s’ Co Chronicle, vote t!ie increases in secret s e s -! should he the adjuncts of the mill- \ Paavo Nurmi nmv „ "Ion? T here U nothing disgrace- .ary and of the fleets; that to such a rep as a n v L r >£ ^ ful about ordering fair pay for fair have them in a separate service boldly chaUcm*? Bill to , 1 t!,n work. j would give a dual control in time Brooklyn Eagle. A yan' ~ & sarrt« " . s r m 'W 1 LOTS On very liberal terms, A chance double your money in less than aye? BRITT REALTY CO. INC. Realtors I’llOll! tHlii First Slrct'l. W ASHINGTON’S VISION \V;i: lilii[;!(jri wn. a niim °( . Iftnhi'ii furwanl to the tin**? when thL‘ U. would htfoini* one of the foremost notions. *v I'Hik iilu'iuj yon ran stv how much nmre the has in store if you save regularly. account with the SEMINOLE ( ^ tss^sr i* a i i i n\ sv \i m ;s III. NT* S o m i n o l e ([[o u n ly j® 811 ___ S a n f o r d .F la * STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROCK^^L g a r d e n h o se advanced lfie Per Foot ___ Stove and Fire Wood Cut tn Su,.E $9.00 per f“fl Bull Hardware Co. Britt Realty Co �m / THE SANFORD MOULD. TUESDAY, rSMWABT XI. „____ _r w Social Sid e - M««AT"HMWIl.KW. fah, . M» r jffk« 148 lociai tlendar »y ..................... rard Markcll will cnLiterature Department un's Club nt Edgewatci ek. » mber Five of the Mcth n wi|| meet nt the home fD. Parker nt 3:30 o'mber Three of the urch will meet a t the 'u P. M. Elder a t i E . Key will ctk Bridge I, Holly will overs Club h D elightful Dance Given by Hicrh School Set on Saturday N igh t cptertair Club. entertain n t 3:30 Waltma will enterday Duplicate Club, Club. Friday „ be a banquet given fg people of the church ■I room of the Prosjirrh at 7:30 o’clock. II be a concert given tan ’s Club under the Itbe Music Department. ISaturdny. jig Club will meet at lit 10 o'clock, lllmir will lie held at pt 10 o'clock. I NOTICE I be n meeting of tin jion Auxiliary nt thi house Saturday a fte r o'clock. Mrs. F. ,J. district comniittecwosi will be n guest nt As this is the first I officer hns visited the rit is hoped that there i attendance. r j William M. Jnrdlnc. Calls £felf An V*Aftfchbmi»f* Uut Regan A s Cuwpunbhcp In Ranrcc Lands of Montana them. f tT f ita ; h*~pttt years in th e department, ' to 1910, as Uncle Sam’s 1 in charge of the vestigations to learn thing, could be grown on tho land*" o f tn e'w e st. In appearance tho new i seems, properly enough, an tual rather than a phya mer. He lik ts to eultn lie Is o f slight build temperament, and appear■OIL. is—the product of the •fafsiv e and laboratory rather than * wart, "horny handed" son of, soil. . .. While a student at the _ Agricultural College, Jardfrtb' and married Miss Effi# Nobel student in the same school, have three children: Willi* aged 15; Marian 14, and Rut Their home town Is Manhat Kansas. Jardinc becomes not merely t youngest member of the cabinet, point of service but the you* fro*t -‘‘ in actual years. At 4fl he la five y e a n younger tlmn Secretary Hoover, and six t younger than Secretory Davis, who until now have been the cab­ inet babies. ' By H arry B.- Hunt. WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.— .Wil­ liam M. Janlipe, selected hy Presi­ dent Coolidge to be secretary of . agriculture a fte r February 4, ' is ! net a “dirt farm er.” t Jartline’s actual physical experii ence !n “ farm ing” is limited to the ' years of his youth when, as a i gangling youngster, he rode range in the cow country of the Little ; Big Horn In Montana. Technically, Jardinc describes himself ns pn "agronomist." And nn “agronomist," tho dictionaries say, Is an expert In "th a t branch of agriculture dealing with the theory nnd practice of crop produc! tinn and the scicntillc management of land." Practically, Jnrdinc’n agricultur­ al knowledge has been applied in teaching young-men of the middle west how to tyrm rather than in holding the plow handles himself. And it Is on the hosts of his suc­ liv in g to the fact th at, the fun­ cess ns an agricultural educator e r a l'o f Miss Agnes Berner will k that President Cooiuieu now names Mrs. Meisch Hostess take place from All Souls Church j him to head the department. Instead of having for his pupils on Wednesday morning 9 o’clock At Bridge Party the students of the Kansas Stato with a Rcguem High Mass. Mgsa Agricultural College, his class is will not be celebrated a t 6:30 o’­ Mrs. Frank Meisch entertained now enlnrged to Include the whole clock as had been announced, ac­ n t ’bridge nt “her lovely‘homo Pri fnrming fraternity of the U. S, A. cording to a statem ent Tuesday day afternoon honoring her aunt. If "ngronomy" Is so much Greek morning by Rev. 11. H um phries Mrs. B W. Meisch, who ts spend­ . ii iy to tho average farm er, then no bet- pcstnr of the church. ing sonin time here. The rooms Ashes will ho blessed and dis­ ! ter selection could have been made where the card tnblcs were plac­ tributed ami Holy Communion wilt for n translator. , G. Dali. left Monday with her'son ed, were attractively decorated ho given Wednesday morning a t For Jardinc is n Sigma Xi, t» I(Edmond Corrle, for her home in and crystal baskets filled with hos­ 5:30 o’clock. Confessions will be Beta Theta PI. an Alpha Zcta, a es were placed throughout the Quincy. heard this evening from 7 to 8 Phi Kapnn Phi and a Gamma rooms. o’clock nnd Wednesday morning Sigma Delta. Novel tallies wero used nnd from 0 to 0:30 o’clock. Dr. and Mrs. O. P. Thompson of If thnt doesn’t qualify him to Chicngo, III., who hnvo been vis­ when scores were counted a fte r n Tho icgulat lenton devotions it i t i I 1translate the crossword puxilcs I ,An? Carl Espy.of Snvnnnnh, Gn„ is iting Mrs. Thompson’s niece, Mrs. number of progressions, 'It wns Dorothy Scnstrom has a right to be thrilled over strong, blond-haired, j,nve i,tumpo<l the mere dirt I , !l °in — ? y night endf * days * ............. spending n few nt the Valdes Stanley Wnlkcr, have left for Day­ found thnt Miss A. Taknch held >lue-cyed explorers" at that. Here home wns in Norway before she fnrn,0' 7 ’UnwVtiViV*i.rt.» otel. high score ami Mrs. S. Meisch low nine here to take beauty honors from 11 other girls seeking to be VParS( then the case looks hone-1 tona Bench. of onp croaa, a short i _____ irvi’n-. laancn received nn , , , looks hopeand th(. benediction of • th« score. iitisH Miss Taknch nn! ! less! i...----- — j »•-' Miss Bcttye Exum of Rocky i A congenial party motoring to I _ “ n,d Mr8- Mclschi inmc<‘ ti>c >ie' fcct 1“ "> motlcl■ - - — I Jardinc does not come to tho Blessed Sacrament. Mount, N. C., is visiting Mrs. J. R .; Eustis, Monday, to attend the who also presented one ns n me­ i i .. Deportment of Agriculture ns un Lyles. Washington celebration was the mento of the occasion. The cut Americans May Form airdrome from which London regarded by More than 25,u00 women h av t ’l l l t t l i n iTicijr i y i u i planes arrive ami depart for the oUt„j,|pr> |nj 0, ■» rcKumm nv the mu prise wns won by Mrs. S. A. Bur­ Misses Muller, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. been or imprisoned for vio­ ner. Delicious refreshments con­ II. G. Smith, n prominent bank­ Thornton nnd D. S. Babbitt. London Country Club Continent, and until u few years f xpor! " ' “ n‘' «i!ucntors of thnt latingfined the NatlonnI Prohibition law. ngo was the country sent of the ! ,,rnnch government, as one of er of Oviedo, Bpcnt Monday in sisting of ico crenm, cake nnd cofSnnford. i fee wero served nt tho conclusion Archbishops of Canterbury. Mr. nnd Mrs. Meisch nnd a t­ ‘of LONDON’. Fell. 23.—An Amerithe game. The hunting lodge of Henry ■m i i i a i i i i m i x i i i a i i i n i i i i u i i n a i i H i i i i i l i i tractive daughter, Miss Dorothy |rn n country and residential club VIII stood near where the mansion ■ Mr. nnd Mrs. B. W ethers of Meisch of Seoanus, N, J., lire the may lie organized in London In the is located. Originally this site Jacksonville arc spending a few j guests, of Mr, nnd Airs. Frank iend I YEAR CASK ENDED. “ PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD” WEST PALM BEAC H, Feb. 24. near future. One of the historic was granted by William the Con­ n Sanford. Ij Meisch a t tr their home on West tracts near London where Henry queror ^ ___ cook ........ . peculiar to his on the — A. S. Anderson, hns been elected OLD FASHIONED F irst Street. Mr. nnd Mrs, C. E. Henry hnve ihnirnum of the school board here. VHI used to hunt has been *uk- coVuVition' th a t'h e 'u iid lii* 'sucres’, ts M)FH nVioulil present. at , as, tho site*, anil w,. there , ... royal conias their house guest, Mrs. Henry’s Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Ludwig At tho same meeting the hoard o f-, jested K, *•, nations a certain mess of pottujto sister, Mrs. Sndie Giles of Pitts- Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Meisch, Mr. nnd fered Miss Irene Raumgnrtncr SI,-.|* p" V. . 8l?n5°1 or | )m ni nnt , iLP3 intert‘J,t.ei* i» the deal rather:},, an%•»nrthmiwnrn earthenware pot. burg, Pa. ! Mrs. Frank Meisch, Miss Dorothy 100 in settlement of a 92,000 claim Ii liw look imnn upon thin this nlni'i* place with fnvnr. favor. -------i Meisch and William Ludwig for- which was accepted, ending n four It has been proposed by the! The United States Department ^ which began Louis Elliott, M. F.Stoc‘% and ’ mod n congenial party motoring to year controversy J, II. White, are business visitors | St. Augustine where they spent with the termination of Miss prime movers in the idea to take of Commerce is about to issue n 5 Baum gartner’s unexpired term ns over all the buildings ns they stand ; “glossary of business English for j ■ from New York City in Snnford the. weelc-cnd. ALL THIS WEEK AT PAOLA this including a splendid Georgian Americans advertising in England." m for a few days. a teacher in the high • _____ ___school _ here. mansion known as Addington Park, | — ---------------------y Mrs. W. M. Scott and sister, one of too show places of this see- [ Free silverware. Tickets given ' * You Aru Cordially Invited Mrs. L. M. Lynn of Dnytnnn Is Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Snidow, Mr. READER APPEARS in Snnford. She will be connected rind Mrs. Edward Markcll, Tcddic TALLAHASSEE. Fob. 21.—The Horn The site of~ the proposed‘ 1with all nurchases a t Kent’s Vul- _■ i i a i a m q i m i i a a i H u m i i u i i H i i H i H u i i i i i f with the “ Florida Realty Asso­ Markcll, Mrs. Willinms and Mrs. departm ent of spoken English at cJub is near Croydon, the large'canizing Works. ciates, fnc., here. S. M. Snyder of Brooklyn, N. Y„ tho Florida State College will pre­ formed a congenial party motor­ sent Miss Adclnm Giles in eerti > B a a a a H a a a » a a n N a n a a B a a B a a a B a a a B B a a a i a a a a N a a a a a a a a a a i a a a a a i a a a a a i a a i a B i » a a a a a i a a a a a a i a N n H i H M Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Steed nnd ing to Daytona Bench, Sunday ficate recital Monday evening. rhiblren of Kissimmee spent Sun­ where they enjoyed n picnic lunch Feb. 23. in tho college auditorium. day with Mrs. Steed’s parents, Mr. on the beach. Miss Giles will rend "A Kiss for v Cinderella," Barrie’s three-net ■ nnd Mrs. J. (5. Ball. ■A -----Mr. and Mrs. Joel Field are piny. II. E. Mathis of Birmingham, spending a few days out at Silver Ala., is in Sanford. Mr. Mathis Is Lake, where Mr. Field and his A new school fQr the equcalmn interested in the lintton Engineer­ father. Mr. W. T. Field nre de­ of rnhhis has licen opened u n d er' ing and Construction Company, veloping a "Banana Plant N ur­ Soviet auspicek h t Leningrad, nc-1 sery." Mrs. Field’s friends will be eerdlng to the Jewish Daily Bul­ Mrs. D. S. Babbitt and Mrs. W. delighted to know thnt she won th* letin. The conditions Include in­ S. Thornton attended the Rollins City Wide Free Throw Basket struction for one hour n day in | College celebration of "Founders j Ball Tournament at Augusta, Cn., political economy and three hriurs | Week" nt Winter Park, Saturday, j last week. j a week in the history of cornmunism. There nro 2,000 rnhhis in Mrs. W. M. Cnrrie, who has i Sales girls wanted a t b a n n e r's » Poland waiting for admission to been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J . ! Department Store. the United States. A Vfcry delightful meeting of all of which were greatly enjoyCol. Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary Il’d Number Three United Spanish War At the conclusion of the pro­ Vctchrns. wns held Monday after­ gram Mix. R! C. Shcnfcr, presi­ dent of the auxiliary, in a few noon, a t the home of Mrs. Roy well chosen words, expressed the Schmidt when two past presidents appreciation of the members to of the auxiliary were the honorecs. the honoree* for their loyal sup­ Mrs. Lon Smith Tcrhcun and Mrs. port and efforts in the Interest of the auxiliary during their term s Janie V. Lyles, respectfully the of office and ns* n token of their charter president and second presi­ love nnd esteem presented each dent of the organization were in- past president with a beautiful died to n “Washington Pnrty” ; gold pin. The bar from which the Washington’s birthday incidcntal- pin is suspended is engraved'“Past y being nmong the special days M xiliary President.” The outer ibservcd by the United Spanish wreath of the lower part denotes Wcr Vcternns nnd their auxilinr- achievement, and the insigrtn o f !cs. the auxiliary is three tiny figures flags .American i • * ■* draped the walls and a ship on n field of gold symm uoor« while n portrait of M ixing “friendship, patriotism jeorge Washington hung in the [tn d Humanity" nnd this is surr•trch attractively surrounded by l ‘ ‘ «M n | | / I - __ ts t ■ J I rounded by red, white ami hluo winll flags. Rowls nnd vases of rmeral on which appears the words lovely red and white roses and "National Auxiliary N- S. W. A.” iwect peas were placed about the The recipients responded happily, *ooms completing the chnrm of nssuring their co-workers of their the decorations. sincere appreciation of the honor A pleasing program of violin conferred. music wns rendered by Miss Snrn The hostess served delicious re­ Corwin and Miss Ignore Shcafor. freshments and the enjoyable a f­ Mrs. Lyles and Mrs. Shenfcr rend fair concluded with a shower of ntereiting sketches of the child­ roses for the honorecs. The young hood nnd boyhood of Gen. Wash­ Indies taking pnrt in the program ington and Miss Virginia J in k in s ,___ were presented bouquets of sweet ?avo several delightful rendings • pens. I be h social meeting in the social room of crian Church a t 8 o’- Thursday PHONE:—Itcfl. 428-J THEODORE ROOSEVELT AUXILIARY HONORS TWO PAST PRESIDENTS Taesduy j DcDpartment of the ub will entertain with Bridge luncheon nt 1 N EW S] OF AC IS ‘DIRT She Just Worships Vikings Delightful in every way w ai tho informal dance a t tho Country Club Saturday evening when about •10 of the High School girls and boys with a tew other guests went out for a few hours' plcasuro to­ gether. The club was appropriately decorated with tho patriotic' colon, It being the eve of Washington’s birthday.. Music wns furnished .by a Ibciil orchestra nnd dancing was enjoyed until midnight when tho guests repaired to tho dining room. Here tho color scheme wns fur­ th er carried out, the tables being centered by crystal baskets filled with flowers of red, white and blue. Unmuc fnvors in the form o f , flornl horns for Mm girls and horns I in Jho shape of tiny champagtv bottles Tor the hoys ndded m erri­ ment to the evening. The chap­ e ro n e we"c: Mrs. R. C. Maxwoil nnd Mrs. J. B. Ray. Mass Not To Be H( Early Wednesday To Funeral Exerasefc f NOTICE iters of Wesley will y evening n t 8 o'clock of Mrs. Zcb ItatlilT. I i * m ne Requires ce With R ifles (AIRES, Feb. 23. Argentines rnnk anione iota in the world, :i" |ious international rifle M t years, ja that bis oldigtory upon cvliwn of Argentina bd* Vrs of 18 and '15. Thi'[the Argentine system ry military instruction. Wizens have to serve j, its ranks being re| lot. but those chosen their one year term three fourths if they markmanship course, thosen are obliged to tcianyway. recently issued by the war show thnt during LWO citizens took lea* l ’*1' rifle ranges in the 3 shot o!T 1,500,000 ear- Revival Meeting Peter Pan Week Ladies’ Silk Dresses and Boys’ Wash Suits ---- I J Peter Premier Of I nPasses Away (•TON, Feb. 21— PnlC. former premier, died :rnnon today. Ho was itr of Swollen and one active F.uropcun stalcsalfairs of league rif 1* was taken seriously Pnmation of the lungs }( Dccjiniier. lie was Pan \ lii A i t !J ( 1 l»,f ** S a n f o r p R a n k •. .i a n d * j • 1 •, T I I it ru st Q \.i Kid o m pan y Clothes SANFORD, FLORIDA the newest I’re- A Financial .Institution Devoted Exclusively to Bankintf a ml .Free From Any Political Alliance or Outside Business Entanglement. flat bears frequently pbs at a time. seutation of these famous Suits, and t h e exploitation of in Peter-Pan Paramount P i e- « u ia i lure Condonaod Statement of ContUtIt/n at Close of Huslness, February 21, 1925. will give mothers an idea of these smart Hints, (he rlirihot are guaranteed to LIAH1LITIES RESOURCES | •'"'( h.I „„ ,„ r »• ihiuk it ■ .............. nl HUlV" !" h" ''’ L . " • - - K u l B h l l<> < U 'I H r r n » r i|. Her nl |inrl*. . ............ Ill 1 'M l Loans and Discounts ..?276,9t0.UH Stocks and llonds • 62,750.00 Hanking 1Indue, Furniture 50.000 00 and Fixtm e.s p Depo.sitors Guarantee 3,777.55 Fund Cush On Hand and Due • * from B unk s.... 119,470.98 Capital Stock ....* |,'t I . Due To Hanks Deposits ...................... hy $ 50,000.00 the niamifarturer . dr a new suit , *r' Surplus and Heserve 20,000.00 55,000.00 487,908.01 re tu rn . Pan li Peter- cloth and fine linen. f HUT $012,908.01 $012,908.01 VI A TM I t ------- 152.50 and . *•’,* nrVii. yhltii ,.>0" " ’••ei* Ihf » » « r n m jt rrjvIrltiH . W. II. Tumiidi/r*’, President r '8 absolute satisfaction S rrtlrr i g i v e >•>Hr UI Ilfs - OVIUI.AMI t o . Dr. S. Pulcston, Vice-President F. II. Drown, Cashier , *••turneri*lut Hl%. “ •lu im ia M B i* A L L D E VOS IT S TFOR. T V I 1 S S $3.50 AND LAD Y Sit the 9aramount picture ‘JeterJan' It. G. Mitchell, A sst. Cashier L1 eri.a n d , •ys-k n i g i i t PETER ?AN DRESSES The Yowell Company I N S II It K D tN A A A *!**!• A C* '!* ’♦* *!’ ’•* *♦* 5*'A !»!*»**♦**. • *»* *!* A. A, �* ri* TUESDAY, ADVERTISEMENT \ g & C & 2 S % ■OF COFFEE IN U. BOOSTSPROFITS S & S S S S tUGDAHL PLANS TO MAKE RECORD ON BEACH COURSE io Travels Half Mile Mondny In 131*5 Seconds In Miller Special; Is To Drive NewType of Car Made For Race DAYTONA, Feb. 24.— In en­ deavoring to establish a world’s competitive auto race record on the Sea Brceze-Daytona Beach speedway today S!g Huagdahl, driving a Miller, negotiated a h alf mile in 13 1-B seconds nnd the time being lost In the second half, went a full mile on six out of eight cylinders in 29 2-3 seconds. This In competition with Dave Koctzla driving a French' Peugot. Although llaugdnhl established the individual time test record of 180.27 miles an hour, or three miles a minute, on this course In April, 1922, today’s record is said to lie best yet mode on the course In a race In which two or mor pears were entered. Driving n new type racing crention which he is making for the purpose, Haugdahl proposes to olwcr today’s showing by a con­ siderable mnrgin Thursduy, Mar. NEW YORK, Fcbi 24— When they had turned over ail the i players, goods and chattels of the I Ill-fated Federal League to thn I majors a decade or so ago, it was discovered that one player was left over nnd unnccounted for. He was Edd. Roush of the Newark club. Nobody wanted him, but H arry F. Sinclair, leading financial spirit i ahong the Federais, finally sold him to Manager John McGraw of tho Giants for the waiver price, READY FOR ELECTION. BRADENTON. Feh. 24— All is In rradincss for the $1,30(1,00(1 countrywide good roads and bridge bonding election here Mondny, Feb. 29, it in announced by coun­ ty officials. Sheriff H. J. Ste­ w art hns completed distribution of the ballot boxen and other details have been attended in preparation for the hoiloting Mondny. If tho election carries, the funds provided will, it is declared, give Manatee county one of the finest lond sys­ tems in the state: Items cover­ ed in the proposals are: Bridge from Anna Maria to Longboat Key; Bradenton-Arcadia road; Ellcntnn-Gillctt road, Range l.lnc rond; Ruhnnin Cut-off road. LIGHT PLANT BOUGHT ORLANDO. Feb. 24— The Apop­ ka W ater and Light Gnmpanv lias been purchased by the Florida Public Service company, it. is an­ nounced here. The company also hns been taken over tho electric distribution system of Ocoee, r'.wau r, -rr~=-r-.—_______ . — Brazil in u ren u y in creased Sales; Output Is Valued 10 Per Cent HiRhcr Ed w. Roush. Left Stranded High When Federal League Died, Bought nnd Sold By McGraw at Price of $6,000 12. The match race, which was wit­ nessed by about 10,000 persons, Was known as the Governor's tro­ phy in honor of Gov. John W. Mar­ tin, of Florida, who witnessed the ’ events from th cgnllery of the Clarendon hotel. Fivo sprint automobile races, In all of which fast time was made, completed the pro'gram. i --------- age figures for the trails. U js olsn Million Spent Here Returns understood that he tatcnds to^tcH and traders T n B ra z il I n G re n flv In - tho Bruzilmn growers In O ff Season $H,000. McGraw traded Roush to Cin­ cinnati and hns been regretting it ever since, even going so far as to make several uttering bids for the outfielder who has established him­ self ns one of the best five batters nnd three g reatest fielders for the past nine years. His nine-year battering average is .344. He led the National Lcngue batsmen in 1917 and 1919. He holds a place on most of the all-star aggrega­ tions selected these days. Meet Miss Helen W'ainvvright, national all-round swimming champion, When Roush went to the Feder­ as she appears at her home in Imrig Island during tho winter months, al League in 1914 from Evansville, Shu plans to attem pt to rwim the English Channel next summer. Illinois, his right arm went back on him. He nt once undertook thu apparently impossible task of am ateur champion. learning to throw left-handed, but The gallery was one of the larg­ by persisent clfort he has develop­ est ever to witness a match over ed Ultlfc that nrm until it ranks among the local course. John 1). Rockc-1 host in the gnmn. This is one feller was one of the celebrities of tile most unusual achievements numbered among the spectators in the nntionn! gam e’s history. 1 for several hours. | For yenrs Roush was one of tho Duncan and Mitchell finished one most stubborn holdouts in the Ormond Bench Course Record up a t the end of the first eighttcen major leagues, hut his differences Is Broken By George Dun­ holes. with the Red's management, hnve hern.' smoothed over nnd he is now can In I’lny With Mitchell BATTLE TRAVEL SEAR regularly in the fold by spring. Roush was horn in Oakland ORMOND BEACH, Fin.. Fell. 21. WEST PALM BEACH, Feb. 21. Citv, Indiana 32 yenrs ngo this —W alter Hagen mid Joe Kirkwood —S. Harrison Wallah!) a 'few spring. held Abe Mitchell and George Dun­ days ago picked up a bottle on the can, famous Brilish professionals, beach near here, that was thrown to a 3*1 hole deadlock hen* Sun­ into the Eel river at North Man­ VOCATIONAL AID OFFERER day In tho third and deciding match chester, Indiana, two years ago by of a series between the four. John Renicker. Rcnickcr had TALLAHASSEE. Feb. 2 4 —A Mitchell squared the mitt eh on pi need liis mime and address in wealth of material on vocations the Inst green when his marvelous llie hottlo with tho request that now open to women, the trnining recovery from the fence bordering the Under write to him. The bot­ necessary, and the usual salaries I tho eighteenth fairway gave him a tle reached hero, by passing paid, has been plnccd in the libr­ birdie four with his team one down through the mouth of the Eel riv­ ary a t Florida State College for and one to go. The four won tho >er south of Lognnsport, Ind., into use of students interested. This hole and squared the match. the Wabash river, thence into the material was secured and compiled Duncan, playing spectacularly,' Ohio and Mississippi and later in­ by the Y. W. C. A. committee on broke the course rpconl with a fiH to the Gulf. The Gulf stream vocations, A vocational specialon the morning round, and both brought it to tii s section of the list will come t«» the college in [ Mitchell nnd Hagen carded UK's Florida coast. April, and a study of the material in the afternoon. Mitchell made now available will not only he nf l the last nine holes in 32. The pre­ Tlie people of the United States immediate interest, but will he a vious course record was (19, held by saved during 1923 more than they ! preparation for tho suggestions Jess Guilford, former United States learned during 1890. ’** make. she will th t housewives m ... -he United States haV(.j been i known to smash t corners ini food products, and th at a ruinntis icoffee strike- is a possible event of the future. It is undoubtedly true that Inrgc profits arc being secured on coffc? plantations at tho present time. The highest price over recorded lor a coffee fazenda was paid, a short time ago by an English company organized of $2.300,000 for a farm of 2,300,000 trees. At present prices the average crop grown on th p farm is worth nhout SI.800,000. A resident population of 3.200 people live on the farm, '—ages ore low. If prices remain high, it is thought that rapid development in acreage may occurr in Minns Ge­ nies, Sno Paulo’s neighbor on the north, where tlure is a large W arc looking for a dairy ration that *;n creaso your mil* profits. Your rougha*?:,;*! hut to gt i the best possible results at th e n cost; you should supplement it with - -------- SANTOS, Brazil, Feh. 24. — <1 ,000,000 which local coffee grow­ ers hnve spent advertising coffee in the United Staten seems to he coming back into their bank ac­ counts. According to figures re­ leased by the American consulate in this city, green cofTec export­ ers shipped 749,894,370 pounds n? S tates during coffee to the United !“ ........ $139,007,700, This is 1924. worth na cdrop. under than ptwo * 1923 * I of* Iless ___j i ' per cent in quantity, b u t a n ad­ vance in value of nearly 40 per cent There has hcen much criticism in the United States of tho system of daily control of shipm ents a t the ports of Santos nnd Rio do Janeiro, where the demand is maintained nt a high level throughout the year by n control over tho sale of the IMPROVEMENTS MAPPED crop. It should he nnfnd, t,o«»p-n--------f locnl dealers set forth, th a t th il FORT PIERCE, Feb. 24.—E, II. public control over sales is fixed on the basis of the average crop. Collins, Jr„ county engineer, is With entries nt 33.000 hags n dnv working on data and tuanpingoul into Santos nnd 12,00(5 bags a day proposed improvements in high­ into Rio do Janeiro, the y ear’s a r ­ ways in the Vero section w here, rivals under the original plnn, plans are being made to launch a started by the federal government, program soon that will involve e x ­ gave a total of 14,100,000 hags, pendituro of $100,000. Projects calculated on a basis of 300 w eik- under consideration include a til­ ing days a year. This figure is foot ocean front mad connecting above the average crop for the las; Vera and Quay bridges, npproxiton year period. mutely eight miles long; and aAfter the July revolution in Sno j bout 30 miles of additional paved ( Paulo was crushed, the federal gov- roadways. H a p p y Cow Sweet FeeJ (2-1?: Protein) This famous high protein balanced ration u equalled for feeding with ensilage, or other hjT.IV roughage. It ruts your feed coat and incTra*** yoatpK There is nothing cheap in Happy Cow Feed is composed ol ccUon eecd meal, corn meal ’insf.rd oil meal, peanut oil feed, alfalla me*C wj !! cane inobvre*- it is onr? of the bfcsl feseta rrndc by Ednar-M Co., tho well known quality feed manufacturers ol Me They know Southern condi.jj.is end that* why H.r ~“? Feed ii the <i.^icc pf Southern dairymen. Always nil: fur and iced Happy Stock Feeds. S o ld b y S E M I N O L E F E E D CO. KIRKWOOD AND HAGEN HELD TO 36 HOLE DRAW ♦♦♦******♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦> ♦> ❖ *1*<♦ *> ♦> ♦> ♦♦♦ ++++<••:■ <♦ <• ♦♦♦♦> <* ♦> *> ♦% ♦> ♦♦♦ . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . ♦♦♦ 4,. ... . . . . . . . . . <t. .. . . . . . ...J ^ ...... ^ >r, ^ .j.,;, t V i ❖ t ♦♦♦ x f ? T ? f ? ? ? The Suburb o f Opportunity t Y ♦> fi v Offers the man of moderate means a chance to build a home or invest without taking on heavy financial obligations. In Oak Hill, the soil is rich, and the elevation unusually high. Beautiful oak trees lend shade to much of the property. Oak Hill is located at the corner of (ieneva and Mellonville Avenues and will soon be on paved streets over which the traffic will be heavy. ( all at our oltice and let us tell you about this great development. : ♦Ic $ % *> t Y v X i v •> ♦♦♦ f! m oil remarkable tobacco ever offered to pipe smokers in quality, in value,in taste • B u c k a b o u t 1 8 7 0 , J a m e s N .U lilm a n d e v e lo p e d a s e c r e t to b a c c o p ro c e s s w h i c h w o n i n f a n t a n d w id e s p re a d fav o r.^ I t y i e l d e d a J u i l e r - b o d i e d w h ic h j u f t s e e m e d u T g o T v ith a p ip e . N o o n e e ls e e v e r k n e w h is s e c re t u n t i l w e a c q u i r e d ‘'W e l l m a n s M e t h o d ’ a n d b y i t s n c h n e s s , .m i l d n e s s a n d f r a g r a n c e ♦% V ! m e a n s m a d e ' G > a n g e r R im g h C u t ” Granger Rou <- HEAVY "<>I!K ItlAll lHUS HEAVY FEED Develop 111) PARK AVENUE ! t A I-fiR A IN M <■ <<• 0 ' Kcain and wili Londition, A ir ja | v ■p your stork convince you SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO. H A Y — (JR A IN - M I X E D F E E D A A .t" S " h ”s,.' »:rn �TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1928, TUB SANFORD PROFIT -;|Herald Want Ads Will Classified Directory >sil)f » " u,d kD. KATES in Advance Mill be reo n , mu* cn l- __________ PR1XTIXH WIGHT PRIN T S l lO lC ^ s j T o n era a specialty. Phone 417-W 9 Railroad Avenue. i.UInlrlr t" r VC lllr n lin e Se it ll» e (Sr B Hue ir n Hoe iloiible a b o v e , ;ire f o r con - PAPER HANGER »'r.o?* I. I.. TALBOTT—Painter i per hanger. Phone 3f.11 k*. SPURRING, sub-division specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. TIN AND METAF, WORK JAMES II. GOWAN—All of Tin and Sheet Metal W ater and Boat Tanks. Avenue and Third Street, phone II], TYPEW RITERS AND REPAIRS All makes of typewriters for sale on easy term s, for rent, also repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 Ball Illdg. Efficient, Building Material HIS l d ir e c t o r y ) plnrr itlllilit e n s y i , , .,|il,- uf Sim foril uf i r n i i r n l o l i li.i » In it miy ■pe­ lt irtfiilreil. P Is ilphalirl U-ally fur >trr. MIRACLE Concrete Cn„ general cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks, irrigation boxes, i. K. Terwlllfger, Prop. Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Compimy N. Laurel St. Phone 555 HILL LUMBER CO. House o Service, Quality amt Price. Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance Advertising Old-Time Remedy Best for Heavy Coughs D r . B E L L 'S FOR COUGHS SingerSewingMachine Co. BY CON IK) EVERT TRUE ■t£, M T O Da V *S> P6 P o u e -c u d N f w H ie .R e , iwwft f [ sTAI'IONS AND CJ^IJI'PLIKS pT vi CK ST AT 16 S' I Oil, 4 ires, Aecesno [(<‘ -vitli a smile. Kin N o tliM I Hi'ine 117 1.3. t utidiiH* Mag* ^ n l. I*irst ami **** ami 10th Street. to 3rd and Oak Phone llil ■| * i- Co. Money, M.inuf.o i m i d (*v K b ry a u N - ld u t la l c , 1‘a l n f I'd. Hold )iV i.oshim . i ' t o r niitPANT III u iik oi.tIn .t»e. I'hiiur 2TH L •» • li> lliiv m u l\fit itri h .r u c I iriiM ti- No. o f .1IMM’ \ «»( T*»\ iii'f’oi limn**' w i t h *'• r 11 f S*'*4 * * i i i d o ' a * 11•ij*i *i ilo (I i*iao | i c i S*’ i ii I n u l o to i it t i l v, I .1 •j 11 I II" ! Iv S, C* i • ;i tv lit** . i m l ha <t> « *1 t o tuu . '.*h1 fu llo w lo uii m i l t ’d U lu rid .i la h i'w if I *li | | I• ) *i 11 ||H III' H o o k N o \ , |i!ir*- Id*. i o r d i tl i n I ' l i d H i O l l l t l u l l ' t ai III l i t > I t n ' o u l s , Thb - si 1*1 la ltd liu i i i , *ia n *'*'":* *| a l I to* i l i t * ».f i l l * ’ H 'l M ^fo "* * «*f M’ t r l i *■ r t I f («'ilt *’ ll* tli*- i t . M i o n f I n k n-.vv *i C i d mm hi M | ( | r * - i l Ii f l c j i I n d i a l I (O' * l l . I - I I I I . I ;o « *i ii it I u t 1 t •* l a w l a v d* « d w i l l I h h i i h l l o r»‘n n n i l U»** »i I m | »*a • i f M m * 'h f A I* IS » UVuiulrtfUi 'lU'Kifhtful Sum me r -. w11ii**? • mv urn. hit - iFmiiiiro mid M - li l llilp III* I'M li d.iv ' t FLORIDA JOHN I Chiropodist All kiiuL of property listed for sale Park Avenue and Scrond Street FOOT SPECIALIST * ’•nil-, tiiiolnna, InarowInu S’alla. Heavy Culloii-.es 1925 S tn v tc C . In c C m i B in .m ii|!.i» i« ^ « v H by I n t i - F eature Uri-U tu -M m i m i. r . i . uisi.i:i« HEALS SCRATCHES CUTS, WOUNDS Orluiuin Yowvll pruw Ptione. Hlilg. Uluvatiir Elton J. Moughton OREVENTS INFECTION ARCHITECT Mi-mbar i.. t. i Unas tiull'llmr il/l.iinli*. I’larlila BETTER THAN IODINE First .National Hank UldR. Sanford, ------------ Florida SOLO BY ALL DRUGGISTS By GEORGE McMANUS TO O irH -y Y .M O O R E S Adb F'/S'bT A.1^ T O O C am • I T ‘t> APyOOT T V /O H O O R ROM f r o m helre. I T 'L L t a k e l o n c *e r th a n THAT- i T 't j O A RK . its T H E R E AsH O M O OHE T H E R E • W H E R E l*b M R H O O R E AHD HPb T B ttE irH O bP ^--------- * falty ( ompany or ARCHITECT 11 fj i t t f a> a m ftimuci. s. l*1 *o Suit r f»ril delivered Try Smith's Burlier Shop for good burlier work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. F. IM M N E S :m K. Jmi si. DAVID B. IIYER Y /'wVrrr.vrt^Yi Cut to Knit 19.00 per n n d deliTrird H oal K s tu le — In s u n tn c o Bull Hardware Co costing more f construction InvesOnetlN Fir t National Bank Building (a) O f ? |\C i7 i IT OUT \vO YOU Slovp and Fire Diace Wood (h ill Realty Company 1V I ) o i l I V, Real K,lale GARDEN HOSE ADVANCED Ifir l ’cr Knot I F O U N D THI*b M O T E »M T O U R . FATF(E-R*b t t O O t l AbtD IT'ta FROM DUSTY M O O R E A ^ K lN ^ H lfM TO C O M E T O HI*5 P L A C E T O As P O K E R P A R T Y - I'LL F l * H IM * I OR KENT Wtdl 11u’nfI *t I ri*‘K HitlifWiI Avi». Hunt rua tinahh*, A. V. I ON NMI.LY K HONS KiallofM Idl IOK Mutfiudia Av«*. IMuim* IH. lilO N I \V. '!wJ, it.it* >1 lh»* I'tul i t a s I* I i h « nl*-*t Mil i ’** r H d c i i K p 1m l i l y * * f i k * \ Iiiim I u | • | i 11i a.i t l o i i ( o r l a v iasiio tn 11i $i l BRINGING UP FATHER W HAT I S »T M OTHER 0 kJH1 '* invading Jak 1‘hysit many o( its * tte«*fcal people. I- HIE MIAMI HERALD is the Mg East Coast morning newspaper. Hayes Sprayers IIOOLEII AN COLEMAN P a in t T lm t h‘uv«-s You G.TA Y LO R DY Eli r A LITTLE WANT AD in The Herald will bring you big re­ sult.-;. Advertise those old articles you have stored away und have no use for. A litje thirty-rent ad may bring you several dollars. Phone I4H and a representative will cull to see you. •ITKIi A l.________ KLF.i t itle CO. J U bill in £ Platt Kv-rything elec-] nr I2J Electragitb Tho Will gunruntcc salary fl5li per week and fnrnisb automobile to several men jelling exceJIcnl Ford acccssury. A Idress Snlesman:ii;i-r, ■175 Main, Gnnville, (). FLORIDA ORLANDO - Oramlo morning Scnlinal; largest classi­ fied liu iui , rule lc a word, inmimum 21c cash with order. T<; STORE — Pre'rug-t, Sodas. Wi j’uu us your phone, Wood Miscellaneous Graham LEARN Ar.utJT i . A,r'0 , n TeTtc County nnd Vi Ton Truck JN ^ lakeland, through the Star-Tele- FOR SALK BY OWNER—Nice BUY A LOT C p u |if' " CASH—Paid for fnlso teeth, den­ Dodge home nnd grove subdivision < > n J?esl advertising medium In Make that s ta rt toward financtal gold, platinum and discard­ Touring ?ut I lodge David M. Umiglastt, Ivp imlepeMli'iii'C. W'e can help «.,Ut Published nm. tiings. highway. Dodge Touring 1 Sanford. you.—A. P. Connelly £ Sons ed jewelry.—lloke Smelting and atar.Telegram. l a keland. Fla. Roadster. Dodge (K enlt-.r) lot Kim Magnolia Ave­ Refilling Co., Otsego, Mich. Fordor Sedan IT1, ' FOR SALE Ford ~''en,K- ‘Make yi.ur tales nue. Plume IS. FOR - SALE—Used WHIys Light through i|„. Xenia Caaotte. New five room bungalow, mod­ Runabout i Font Plant, A-i aha tie used HI ni""'hs. Ton Truck Ford ,.'V,:i’ <»>'•«*• Ri«h agricultural ern in every reaped. Exceptional­ (Cali «t Body) «d nnd display ly good locution, Price includes FDR SALE Attractive bargain Hnrgnin for quick sale, Lake Mary ri*t* .-* on risiUfsL window shinies. Inlaid linoleum on I 7 room iwo-storv house, fine In- Casino, Lake Mary, Fin. 9 Passenger kitchen and bathroom floors, two cation. Phone 571-J. Suburban hits ----- . 11AUY CHICKS—Nine I M i . U S l O i i , I . R l i r i E l l — c u m - built-in cabinets in kitchen, street “ • * Pallet " '"D l'»Vtf I be I:wk <-»I drctl- paving ami sidewalks. Easy term s. MMI SALE OR RENT—Furnished breeds to elniose fror Light Truck ,jr* *11 Bout li w ***| **r »* Ijtfuik'tii. oc unfurnished 5 room house jni, now. 'Quntity, our This place merits your investi­ « Hi* p;-w*ir«n tin*. 1924 Overland Tour' with idl modern conveniences. C a ll'N o t quantity. Let us gation.—A. 1. Connellv £ Sons, Above cam reconditioned, I*'ret* SttrMlInp w i t h m-ii-e T O R E A C H t h e prosperous fann­ (Realtors) 1ill -1UH Magnolia. n i O - J . run fine nnd look good. ers and fern growe.s of Volusia FOR SALE—Excellent building county advertise in the DeU nd Prices Right—Terms "Maybe1 l"t on Sanford Heights, facing FOR SALE—Eggs for hatching. Our farm listing is exceptionally Daily News, rata lc per word, cash Liberal good if you me going to farm, you on Magnolia Avenue. with order. S. C. brown leghorns. $1.00 per I. W. PHILLIPS SONS should own your ground.—A. P. terms. Write Box 9(15, City. setting. John R. Junes, lleardall Dodgu Denier MAINE AVnlervlIle, Morning {Jon* Connelly & Snnx, (Realtors), II)tAve. Phone No. 3 Dak & Second titiel. Thousands of Maine peo­ 10K Magnolia Avenue, phone -IH. FOR SALE—Small office safe, ple are interested in Florida propRooms For Rent Like new. Phone 473-J, erty. Reach them through thvi S t u b b o r n , racking, decpleated FOR SALE—Overland sedan, good Sentinel. Kate card on applica­ W A N T E D mechanical condition, priced low coughs that refuse to yield to other tion. FOR SALE—3 beds. R chairs, sin­ FOR RENT—Rooms with or w ith­ ger sewing ntachines, tables, cull foe quick sale. See Mr. li'nhriz. remedies are often checked overnight out meals. Reasonable rates, with the old-time cough medicine that ADVE1UJ.SE hi tr.e Journal-H er­ 113 Park Ave. 1020 Union Ave, . our parents nnd grandparents "sworn ald. Smith Georgia's greatest Dressmaking that will please, Lincoln House. bv." In spit" of modern discoverlM FOR SALE—Gasoline engine, 1 newspaper. Morning, afternoon, lll>3 Oak Avenue. Phono 324-J. FOR RENT—Rooms and a p a rt­ nothing has been found to repine* 1-2 h. p„ suitable for farm pur­ weekly and Sunday Oitssilicd rates ments. Very reasonable. Like poses. Phono 323-J. good old Dr. llelln l'ine-Tar Honey For Kent 10c per line. Waycross Journal- WANTED TO RENT—Small fu r­ for giving quick, mire relief fur nished bungalow or apartm ent, Mary Lodge. (Old Hotel). Leralil, WayerosB. Georgia. FOR SALE—About 25 pairs pure couahs, chest colds, bronchitis, spas­ private bath and kiteheiinette. Pre­ homing squab breeder pigeons. FOR RENT— Five room house modic rnmp nnd other throat Irrita­ Phone TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— fer south of 3th Street. Box ( \ W. II. care of Herald. Send in your subscription in the 4-17-J. Paul It. Fa rhea. new, dose in, on ('Impmnn Ave- tions. Doctor* say that the pine tar quickly loosens nnd removes tho Tribune or hand it to your local WANTED—Position by experienc­ RADIO MELON SEED K o R I t d m n e : phlegm and congestion which are tltat dealer so you can read Florida’s sale— 12 cars in 1923 averag­ ed office executive expert ac­ direct cause of the coughing, while the greatest newspaper. One year countant, book-keeper and steno­ ed over II lbs. Lots of melons FOR RENT Cottage. J. Musson, honey not only gives u pleasant taste, $3.00,11 months 5 UK', three months grapher. Employed past six years from H(i to 90 Ills. It has about j -t— -- — but helps soothe irritation. $2.00, If you desire $1,000 insur­ Du Pont de Nounier Go., New one-half the seed nf o rd in ary ! FOR REN'I Rut In*snro you get the original Dr, Any breaking out of the skin, ance policy add 75 cents to your York City. Moving to Florida. even fiery, itching eczema, can lie melons. Write for folder.—Hmlg-1 ami one l Bell's and no other. There have been r nler. Services available after March 15. ouiiklv overcome by studying a dozens of imitations, hat tin* original is still the best. It often stops tho "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell References, Address . B. C. care little Meutho-Sulphur, declares a i FOR RENT -Two nice furnished RADIO SALE. -Freshm an m aster­ worst rough in 21 hours, Contains anything?" If HO advertise in of Herald. •’••ted skin specialist. Because of housekeeping rooms, 312 Hast piece kits, sold everywhere. no injurious drugs, so can l* given the "Gaitiesvillo Sen." germ destroying properties, $39.50, contains everything to build fith EE List your property with me and i its even to young children. Insist on Dr. this sulphur nreptirothm begins at be assured quick results. L>o A. once to soothe irritated skin and that famous five tube set com­ Iteli's. (inly :i«Vs ut any good druggist's. Copnely, phone 149, Sanford Loan hcjil eruptions such as rash, pim­ plete $33.50. Mail orders filled. Norhcrt Radio. 03H W. DM) St., mu| Saving Co. ples and ring worm. New York City. It seldom fnils to remove the WANTED TO BUY—Acreage on PIN E-TA R -H O N ET l»i:vi*;t.oiq:)t.s attk ^ t iu n - - p»n* main highway, not too fur from torment nnd disfigurement, and Get your silverware free. Rog­ suenln Is tm K ln n lu g t h e s r e a l t e t d s you do not have to wait for relief BLACK W ALNUTS Must be a bargain or ers silverware given away. Kent vulupini lit tn ttlurlil.i h lwxl> r> ; u Sanford. from embarrassment. Improve­ liolf m illio n ilotlui l i l t t i w a y to t h e don't answer this ad. If you need quickly shows. Sufferers havt* a peculiar flavor of s u i t tieacli Ju s t lln ls h eil; a t w o some money give complete descrip­ ment m illio n il o il a r lirlrlc.i- ui-in ss Kscurn tion of property, lowest price you from skin trouble should obtain a tlicir own, ton Hay s tn rlM l: i | t t i r t - r m illio n Help Wsintetl small jar of Rowles Mentho-Sul* 'lolliir opcrti Iioiisb u m j e r c o n s t r u c - will accept and amount of cash re­ Make your answer com­ phur front any good druggist and EA SY P A Y M E N T S tlofi; t w o m i l l i o n s tiu in g s p e n t on quired. W h ich is ;il its Lest in o u r •—Adv. h i g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t r l m n .'e f.ir live plete or it will not be considered. use it like cold cream. .\liii h lr> t O e|iali--<l nnd It- ut»»l $ I o.ooo.ooo company wants man <levslopi-rs In p e l in on Krntiml W e It.* llr to - lO e h lH K riool W r i t e I te V elopfnent l ' c | n , r t - Address "Acreage" care Herald. W AI.NUT I UIKIK Argentina hist year probably to sell Watkins Home Ncccssilies I'h one l Nil-W■ aid lUtal I at Ml n n n t T h e peiixtienlu Mews. in Sanford, more than 150 used Capo Cod was so named by Bar­ produced IT.PhO hales of cotton, \V. II. M inis. I {ranch M ur, tholomew Gosnold, because lie figures which denote a material in­ daily, Income $35 to $50 weekly. Experience iinnece- ai v. Write crease in the business. caught mnny codfish there. Dept. Il-(l. The J. It. Wntkln i Company, t!2-70 W. Iowa Avenue, sin n i i .i M i I 'u v r Memphis, Tenti. Cod Liver Oil in Sugar Coated Tablets Puts On Flesh Anil .ECTUIC SERVICE Build'. Them l'p . , Electrical repairs, itral Ave. Urlurido, In ju st a few days—quicker j i than you ever dreamt of—these i wonderful hcallb building, flesh I tanking tablets called McCoy’s Cod TAMUA, FLORIDA- lam p o Daily Tiinv.i, tLo Kruat lioin** (iatly. liv er Oil Compound Tablets will ■tart to help any thin, underweight rut** I V j <? |»rr w o r d , m i i d m u i * . ihur^u 2Bc rash with •inlur. Write* little one. After sickness and whore rick fur rnintdidu rat** rard ets are *ius|nxTei| they are espec­ ially valuable. No need to giw j PALM BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous development them any more nasty Cod Liver oil (i jiKRVlCE Hay thc.e tablets are made to lake Rend about it in the Palm Beach 1'o.it. Sample copy sent ou re[acts all trains. Bag- the place of that good, bill evil qoejit. .‘.milling. ■(omacli up.setting Itieri tr. i'lmiie 651. cine and they surely do it. ADVERTISING gets results if it fit) Tltli A very sickly child, age 9, gainreaches potential buyers. Pa-' CAl.i'KH. Day und ed 12 pound , in 7 mouths. tiUka Daily News is circulated In A sk Bower's Pharmacy Dean’s an industrial and agricultural sec­ itrvice. Anytime, Phrrilmcy or any druggi -t for Me tion. ar 25. Coy's Coil Liver Oil Conipotitul WltKCKKW Tablets l he original and genuine TO REACH BUYERS or Millers of | —ns easy to take as candy and HtU Florida real estate advertise* In tablet'*, *1(1 cent . Adv. the St. Petersburg Times. One cent cent a word daily, two cent * a word | Sunday i. THE MORNING JOURNAL i the ae.epted want ad medium in 14. CAFE Daytniiu (Fa.) One cent a woril 1in ice and Qual an in t *Una. Mininiiitn 25c. itiN-l and I’ark Ave wd Fire Place Automobiles Waters’ Kandy Kitchen Directory 'IttttlS I W. FLORIST"* |vr ail occasions. L l'h o n e 250- W I w yer M iscenaneous For Sale Real Estate Real Estate FOR RESULTS __j D U STY M OORES - AM OORE L E F T HERE E A R L Y LTODAY A M ' (SO M E O F H t^ j F R (E lr^ o t> HAVE U E E N * ROUMD T O M lC ,H T - AN T O O L E F T A ^ K Z M OTE AT H O M E AM' S h e T n its K t> Y O O A R C AT M\Y P L A C E ? Y E P A N S H E ’L L. C O t h e r e : l o o m n f*e .r m e a js * i t 'l l , her A C O O T F W E . H O U « * j TO C^O T H E R E AJS C jlT OACK H O M E IL L BE. H O M E A H E A D O F f— ------------- --7=r0 MOO tiC rs" HER H E R tM V O T nE O T H E R $~p p A . ^ T o r | 1 vi. �. . - :. w r$ i ? i * ' • ’• SANFORD ■ ■' Lp , TOBBPAT; Senate ... Committee . „.................... .. Paving Resolutions TRAFFIC Orders Favorablefp iULATION BILL F°trCfExt“ “ M Report On Warren11 Kii noAti/M IIP im lst.StreetAppioved American Debt Commission Is Originator of Idea Under Which Payment On Half Of . War Loans Now Being Made tuba Already Has Paid Debts In Full! Definite Agreements Reached With Five Debtor Nntlons; Seven Remain Unsettled Charge ° f Any Department j Z 'R & S w i t h X t ^ i t S t L ATnd inurn* of in vCeiery t a i j nun Of The State Government !i paving and meuunvilie Mellohvllle should know th at big m ilitary class Avenues adjacent to the athletic w ||h enem,ef| of MVletVRUMia, 1.1 -------lA vnn,,., iwHarant TALLAHASSEE. A fie,d and to narking apace in front of it," ..i n n a n A a s H b , Feb. ren . 21.— jm.— a »«» provide wruviiiw nur*Hig bill for the regulation rtf motor Tor automobiles at the park. Mr. vehicle transportation over the pub- Williams also wns directed to pro­ , He highways of Florida has been CCP<1 with the Preliminaries to pavFive hundred dollars wns paid | drawn up by Frank Woodward, j In* Fourteenth Street from Magfor the destruction of a waif railroad tax assessment ngent of n°li« Avenue to Oak Avenue; which killed S2fi,000 worth of cotcomptroller’s ro b a-! Street west irom from Laurel tie nnd sheep in Arizona. WASHINGTON 24 ,*— For the Fia ^m ptroiierH office, and pprobu - 1 *?ixlh ™reet •»fiu illilU I V/ilj rFeb LU« 61 ’ ’ ■ 1 f J|T*1 bly will be presented to the legAvenue to Pecan Avenue: Mnn'a ther consideration Tuesday *, ™ I|*»»»turo wlaturo Fifth nomination of Chari,.« n WnVr... when in ': Avenue n,..l between hifth Cl. and ASixth Tflrrcn. Annll Itr it I...meets . . » . » here • r iA«,.n»k u « f Michigan, to be attorney g e n e ra l1 Ml** 'Vooclwurrl points out S tr« U , sml Eleventh S treet from was agreed upon today b ythe sen- „ * motor transportation c a rrb rs French Avtnue to Holly Avenue. ' now in “any way 1 A recommendation of the City ate Judiciary committee a fte r u ' are not n° ? rregulated ^ ulatC(1 in "y way brief discussion of th ,. m atter. - except u7Cfcpt “so / far " I uas they they ,aare rc limited lM * l C»mmiss,„n that the AtSenator” Senntors, favoring"'n favoring ns s Well weii ns ’ 1',' 'i' "e,,pe, by incorporation re restric s tric -:.'« ,untitn tic C a s t Line be reijuired to lo j those opposing confirmation nr" «««! such restrictions ns m ay ! J*™ ve one track from the "team dieted that the nomination w«ndd , e bv lhl’ *tat»’a « u - . Jrack, '»n Myrtle Avenue was rei 1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 24— Tho rtCfirring discussion of refunding the obligations of France to the Ufmed States has directed atten ­ tion to he fact that the American k Dfbt Commission has accomplished funding arrangem ents for approxi­ token’ b* !G r>. ' 11 ' / __ S !S_ J _ ?.1 . *.■ ' ' .i V. .f eIk.., e ’.....iid........... lr h ’l e r.c r e l/...A . ! ” lt, rn S 1. a < mately half of the loans made by IUHVII. this government during nnd after the World War. iAt the created States plus interest OOQ.OOO. Th* ............... %ni •u* || l^ i | negotiated negotiated settlements settlements with with Great Great ii„'”t'he usuaTcouVse"'^imlerThTrill.M C,.n,kinK “ i,08"ibb* Tor motor A „ ‘V m 'r t V rltaln, Boland, Lithuania, uu..Opposition thus fur has center bicie* To operate In increasing' x Y U l O H I O U l l C O t t O W S gary and Finland, and the Cuban P,| ;n'r „erV nroun.l »h« n.urnb**‘s, und he believes they government has paid its ten mil Surprise lion dollar obligation in full. The Show’s in \ funding agreements provide P°y* passenger Ad­ meats over u period of a b o u t _ ' ' the low years ox follows: Great Britain, ( ------- ... factory, •4^77,000,000; Poland. $178,600,­ .Mr. W arren before the committee I payors nVwefb . . . according to a statement made 000; Finland. IH^fi.OOO; Lithuania, icorpnrnted • Tuesday morning by Mr. Edwards, .................... ..... rland Co. JZ I ^ Arm enia: There U no govern­ ment recognizid by the United States. A ustria: Tile time of payment of principal und interest was ex­ tended by Congress until June 1, «»■wSs, f e e M r i „ „ „ ......... :s a !£ s w s r s f t K A 1 .• 7ZyrStfjflStfas " certificate declaring "b*t ." S f l , a.H' " c«mple*te^ « » a ----- r ; -------------------- public conveniences and .L n A •' r th r f1*1’1 l,y tbe extrem ely ; require such Tin* ...,»,y com i , buUt. -----. 'lua.bty *—;-•' ............. .. HUch operation. Operation. Th*. .°T tho, mission would have power to sim . ^'mcl 7 ° rk c,,,,H1lru1‘tb'" •» strilcCzechoslovakia: Representatives III- A, j pend at any time, alter or union I t,,|,ntraHt to the low price nuiu nf that nation left the United S ta­ W arranty Deed.H Filed any certificate so issued, or after ."vir V ,,ou,,tfl*i if any moddel l i tes In July, 1023, saying they B. R. Heck und wife to II, M. bearing for cause to revoke such h i / by •N,a’!l -Mot, r ‘ £ ] bas cal,ned sucli wide-spread coinwodld continue their efforts to ad­ Fletcher for EM, of W'/k of S. W. certificate. .... m; r i \r , . . 1 merit. just differences between the ac­ of S. W. Vi of section .‘111, town­ Motor transportation ' * also is displaying, for tbe i f • ........ vehicles •i-iiicies Nash counts of the two countries, hut ship 10, south range, M0 East, con­ .,i«*U bp required to-opcrale o v e r; first time at the Auto-uobiii* Shows - 1 rave mode no proposals or rep- taining .‘10 acres. »•Mentations for refunding. Differ­ Victor Schmelz nnd wife to g en routes, on schedule and a he>uutifuliy-built Advanced Six'' 1 J rates nnd .ores. fares. , Victoria. '" i / u n a n t o .i hi* * ] ro.- six chuins charge . .. specified .................. **«*... *.ci«»nu. ences existed us to the validity of awope-imuglass Swope-Douglass for 8 Claim by this government that north of S. E. corner lot 16 Bear- i j / I,rop»*rty would be sUb"Mounted gracefully close to the I 1 Czechoslovakia owed certain sums j a i ls map; west six chains and 76 L ‘ ['"* ‘«x»‘.s under roadway on the 121 inch Advrncrri ‘ ! 1 for or transportation .ranspormtion furnished, furnished that thut li,nk/ . to margin r"*w «l»Ply to Six chassis the new sedan i< nation ‘ iOtlon s troops. |oT Uike Monroe six chains and 00 , 7 ! j ‘‘ H’ ,b ‘‘ taxes collected charming picture of motor c a r '* " Esthonia: The Esthoniun minis- : links N. W. corner of lot tw*». itbirefiom turned into the state beauty," says E. II. McCnrtv F e n . er has placed in .the hnnds of the , Edwmd M. Cates und wifs to R. *r,nn,sury T"r credit of the state eral Sales M anagerH f The Nnsli r.inmission Information regarding -[■ Beel fe4- lot oiJ*ht, block, three, ,!’!!' " i P{,r.tM,enl' lbl* ‘‘ounty Motors Company. "Its ideuslnir ” ‘ n m nty ’v •'•• mi •funds ilium nf .............. nanclul and economic conditions Her six. i " V• • " ’ la,'*t' road *.f lenift] length nnd closeness are ncientiint1 his native luud land and inform..,I I'milk ml wife to Ivan i...... i ewn bv the tl... Hid. • I’ll llV Ik. trim 1* wiilcli ■ • Informed Frank I.ossimr Lossing annd cneh countv county traversed by mo-;cd by 1the trim bevel 1iieadTng Secretary Mellon th at his govern­ II. Kubow and wife for a portion tor carrier transportation lines. completely encircles the body The ment desired to negotiate a set­ of N. W. (4 of N. W. of sec­ Ilm motor carrier would be re- !,m'" «re exceptionally v.ble. And tlement, hut no agreement has been tion seven, township 20, South quiriil to keep a daily record of a l l ' 111 tbp interior snuguess lias Ih>co tvached. range .’ll east. schedules nmlntnincd. veliicles us- “‘‘bieved without sacrifice of - • Latvia* Th. commission .loe I). Chittendon to Gertrude E. i*il# amount of freight ami paKMen* fnr^* There is siuicoius room fur | , ......w,n (III*was nilvloed in May lust that the question Cairnway for SVi of lot four and K*'r trank' hnmllcd, ami such oth?r 1'*V1‘ fuh-ifrown passcn^ui's to ro of funding thut government’s debt S'* of E. 10.6 feet of lot five, tecords ns required hy the rnilron I c''nt' in perfect ease. won under consideration by the block nine, tier eight. commission. Failure to pay taxes < ___________________ Latvian cabinet, but no proposals Robert M. Dolan to Lewis I*. would result in revocation of cer- C* i s . have been received. Varney for lots 31 and 32 of block tifieutc authorizing operation. f t C i i r C l l 1 l i s t I ( III ( '(! F o i* Russia: There is no government 28 Crystal l.ake W inter Homes; recognized by the United States. subdivision of section nine, town- w’t o W j T S S i C r - S a M issi"8' Norfolk Men Jugoslavia: with the railroad commission a liatho ‘ and *the government lion of their government to present nc wun iiuc leg a n | to the number " v"" Dec. 17 in a 36 a refunding plan at a later dutc. t j pr persons and amount of pronerty r,'" t launch for Miunii. All true* nut ndvised the commission April t j involved; ami such bond be Ruble !‘\ t,u‘ young men has keen Inst /, that the settlement plan could - Tor payment of any claim for dnm -' fhey to d friends they* expecttsl to not he offered at thut time because . I n¥t* *° Poisons or property In 1f ruv11’' ,,u* inland route to M oore-1Qt* Of conditions in their homeland, ~ f ” ”\v ~n.uL‘ rno mission of these representa­ * (if | (!» # “tiv* w ,t: to ,,runk which Judgment should he obtain. ht‘a'' ( , t v ’ aTter which they w o u ld ! ? ] tives was one of supplying this government with all facts concern- Hve chains North of fiouth Tine’ of, ti „. ............ . . , ... ____ ' 31 ng the situation in the kingdom "»’c‘tion 36. township 111 South he ...ahnril i » <‘onun,';,," ’» wnubl _ r ~ ----------- — |J their communication to Secretary range 30 East, run West 63.41 f e e . , / , I" ('nH.lgat*. saf.q>- Y O l i n ^ L a W V C r H e (1 I I I I 1 Mellon stated. North ft131 feet to West •.*<<.• on? . «pcratlon of such 1,1 No pro|Misuls Jiave been received right of way ei.ntaiViing "leven ),adlcf as Ueomt’.l necessary and ( ^ n n e c t i o n W i t h D c a t l l t J ^ Hev,n ,0 enforce such regulations under rl from France, Belgium, Duly, acres. provisions of the act. , , vtr . ~~ . tircece, Liberia, ituniunia or Nic­ aragua. NV P *u**w r carrying motor Howell, vo.m.. i,.urV..r u ... V W (|» “ T cedar dial......I at small .■ r a f c r ^ U ^ ^ b M m ' K i i t ^ n o K ; ' U i ‘,{ ^ ! r yt‘r ° f MJ‘y". •? ’» <<Ht from cellar wood waste is he driven over a i‘ul*llc hlJhw,,v • ,11 f ' l •s ',w«n«- ‘ " ‘inty jail l Z Kentucky Senator •’ •(| t,> im part tin* luvi^sury cod.‘ at a npeeil greater than 25 milin with tin* dooVl f \i * M/ ° M ar aroma to boxes and contain- an hour, and no frekdit i-iirrv.in,, 11 ; L •<!at 1 "T ‘Mls< | na t’clton. r , Run Down Hy Auto ers used ns cigar boxes which urel vehicle faster than 20 „ " le ? an ' Jury V f ImFSveM ll?‘‘ uran' 1 1 1 made of other woods. hour jury or laiFnyette county next [ J hour. •lime. ■ WASHINGTON, Feb. 24— A — long succession of "hit and rue" ---------------------- !_____ City News Briefs ri,'luire ‘J° ‘,,iai"8 E. .n"t\ t'UMtoVl !?»“?“ ru,?\‘hut I£ J z n,;r rv'"-. n., A„;;„ x.",), if’&k’TM' ihr'""-'h vr«- •»• . . wiSSi :,m ... . c»i» ,',v Sgae"wh JSfiast mom’n pop nt nut or A. t). Nliudey of K e n to c k v ___________________ Vv„ " P ilin g m*itor cur whi.,1. railed t„ stop after it lia<l bowled li" ' n,1 " Intersection, lie suffered a budlv lacerated face anil severely bruised shoulders with probably fiuctured ribs. France Experienc-ing Heavy Fall Of Sumv s f, r^*"* L THAT MR.DUNM • H l9 VJIFC *'• rC'»3 HEQ BiQTh DAWi C OW1'- ^ ‘•.'EC.JTANJD MOW ME i 9 ABLG V* DO IT- M£ Al\WAMc GiyDS K«rK T h E N i CEGT -------------- , PRESENTS - y ------------------- ^ 24.1925. Investigate condition work being done on Lee Confederate memorial atone mountain in Georgia. A re­ quest th appoint auch com****at ** he.-’* '*— *»*■ *•• «a turnoj -rh., mission is understood to have been NEW VOItK, Feb. Pennsylvania railroad toned issued a rcJcctcd’ n fiifa * W 5 I H*-ni|n..l.. r “n,r statement today saying three men XIITICR 1 !h*lr ni-»t **•». 7 3 were killed in n collision of two parsenger trains on the M anhat­ lliils for Hitching nn,l Crafting • ai !’? iTH r i*S Notice I* hereby alvei, that Meal-1(lie ui re* k A X 7*? tan transfer to New Jersey. The eft Mils will ho received l*y ihe 1llalf iJ S dead men were engineer and two Board of County Cnmmliftftiincr'it of 1to arena Trn,k. ,w2 car inspectors. Hemlnole County. Florida, on or he. i India,,-, Vf* ►*« * 3 — — - ■ ■— — inri* i . iTuesday. iivaaAv, Mur fore im lu ociuck o’clock aA.. ,»M. Mur County Tr“' k •*.* 2 . ... -O.T , i*rrt. construction of The It,,.-, Trotsky’s Successor Three Are Killed In Gives First Address Collision O f Trains MOSCOW, Feb. 24.—H it maid­ en speech on tho arm y, was deliv­ ered today by General Michael W. ! . (Continued from page 1) Frursee, Leon Trotsky’s successor -------in* taken up with railway officials as soviet w ar minister. He sound­ Railroad A s s e s s m e n t Agent us «>on as practicable. ed a w arning to Russian people to be ready to meet an--------------attack from Says Automobiles Not In j citvTFn.Hne*r f I V t ’ wm'ii r,pauy, lo WASHINGTON, Feb. 24— A favorable report on the nom­ ination of Charle.x B. Warren to be attorney general was or­ dered today by the senate ju ­ diciary committee. The vote was reported unofficially as nine to four. The nomination has been be­ fore the committee for six weeks with opposition centered largely around W arren’s testi­ mony before the "Sugar T rust Investigation" 12 years ago. IT IS POUND IART P u z z le __ .. _ _ _ ___________________ i,In Melting Metals ,’ooiidge Will Not ':s5,:;'pr:ff.1J>rn,‘f;s A S' Appoint Commission ; Specialist U r g e s Destruction Of All!' Black Rot Lettuce " W illi I ’a r a c l i u le D r o p T M is e ry ‘ Gtunpcd liiktuutly T ho , H w id iu cle:*»cd « VVhrn tiie nnsu is clogged with fold or catarrh it iiieuns a local germ attack. The treatm ent should l*c local. Combat thox* germs clear th.* nostrils. „t(in the cold. I he wuy i., Ely’s Cream iialm. ! ul a JHtlg in the nostrils and breathe it. Note bow quickly fumes clear th* head. Then icmember that. Next time me Up. |j*.|,n et i |le (jr, t ()f u cold. Don’t let it get a start. “ Ask your druggist for a Isittle 01 Lly s Cream llalm. Quell the raid Ot once, end misery. Then k**p It on hand tu stop future coldr at th , start. _.\dv. Radio A c r o^s Still Below M arket Value ABSOLUTELY Jd)*Mill Hel-Air can ho purchased at bargain prices he­ lm- (ho paving program is begun at the llli4 Auction Sale at L y m a n P h e lp s P la c e o n S ilv e r $400 and Up Bel-Air Realty Co. m >st First I‘hone 349 P riM/KS OFFERED io. I j j it j ETERSIIIJRG. Feb. 24.— ( th,- West Coast open boinnship, to bo decided Boca Ciega and Country here beginning Wadlie awarded a prize of [V runner-up will draw N man will get $ 100, ••'10, fifth $200. mid on [tls* twelfth who will draw player making the low* 4 in the tournam ent will 150. nnd the best score of four round $25 per '■! 7 vti-u of Edenburg, was tires on a cold, blustery nn hi* enrs froze and fell ns removed, in n critical t'» the Malvery hospital. ™l he I.;u| not even been that his cars were get- ^AW -lM AKE MORE IN A WEEK THAN DUNN DOES IN a Mo n t h - Watch Announcement in Thursday^ H e r a ld of the ln The South For YOU ARE BEHIND THE TIMES WITHOUT 4-WHEEL BRAKES PROOF PAINT riu.d for durability. I t ! tfr and looks better than ; P*"M. We carry a full ••proof painl, varjiiihoJ, ^ brushes, wood stains «Pcr. k jnrchSdrt^T'^hcert; KradtaSj f '«nhw»ihu,t izr. & SXS;.t e r J S S * •3 Y EA R S V J E U - l SEE CAME o u r a l l R ig h t m o m . - i l l PARIS, Fell. 21. Snow Is fullinterm ittently over the wind • • runnlry even in usually sunshiny ..oiitli. Full is heavy in mountains of Central France ami theruionietei has dropped fur below zero. tod ^ | So Fash Flgh Quit I ______ L Born T o “ P r in c e s s Roosevelt” On Dav d ative iAJOgworlh S p e a k e r’s Po*t oik L A S T VJEEK v ie |fj I’M So G lad t o u told m e MADE SEOOO P o p • I NEED An d B u s i n e s s Tvoo E vjENING »S g e t t in g G o w n s - hovn B e t t e r R( g h t A 8 0 UT ,y jr . HLOMG- for Feb. 23. orchestra.' I tr r .t, n W FI Philadelphia (30IT.) 6;301 orchw tra; b talk. SHEFFIELD, Feb. 14— S flra -', I0H r??roJram .U JoarTinl «SSSh>>l£i1Yl>*5*38 *• , Fair. 24— An _______ ! less |, t„ bM ntrm liued into the , WfiEI Boston (476.9) 0:16 ,7hn0 i ^ TnD 8 c m l. 't U 1 ‘ " i;°r Krv“ m i ° r Lhe ,tt=y ,,r ,,nr»«l-! t.ONDON, Fch. 21.— All rtrel industry of Sheffield for the N**rta; d:26 pianist; 7 orchestra ' ' Jc n K A 'H ttsb u rw h i'-rrM i rnt fl^ e rri..'ih w h o crn v e sn ,.u riJh . lic«- chiefs in th • p rn rii ml ■ purpose of melMng metals, an- 7:30 musical; 8 dance; 9 concert; address- 7;30 concert • *1* ment rather than the thrill of the *•-..:*-.» Stalks, nod ot) the .united miuncement to this effect being i« organ. * ’ ’ vK v b l L t , !* ;*, r m - i Ya r h* beei1 ^ ,eov*r**» ''X of til**' ^v*»rblj haVy Keen . i sjs ; made.b y Dr. C. II. Desch, dean of. W«R Buffalo (319) 7 program- concert " ‘ J lt&tl nr ^cw H tm ent engineers ir. with the key nf n nOw tele ............... I •! the faculty of m etallurgy a t the u - m o ^1.. ' program , cone* re. . the inaccessible, turbid .San Juan t. perfected by Superinf Harry B- Hunt University of Sheffield. Wireless o „ ph*c»iro News (44.6) , r« rtlan d Oregonian ( l|*2) River, one of the main tributnriPh cisle --------lir llo‘ the rright t«, ,I ".'he Iht’ar*l rd roXeVves ___ _ < liarlt-v Colliiu% of the “On tick". iNfiTON, Feb. 24— St. valves tun be used M melt masse« O niusical. 19 concert; 1- Melody men. string of tho Colorado in Utah. hills, or a i- '[creditL u WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—Cool-; reled any «;r ill Mils, I’rint Bureau nt .Seotlant WJ, gmul to Nicholns Ito. does d * . nut not belle,. It to be ^be.^nr <0. lU idee believe it ||lt> IntereAi of th** County, ! lo r Into ^ K P A F Pallmim ........ , Th’ " ■ '" I - S .n W . Under this plan, hy wl— D-«rh said, and within a ‘ few pran'oU \v itA a ,T S I.t? l * : 4 u '" ‘ eb. s tr, talks r* «>llcd Paw hn.ka (mad water) radio is brought into )»!ny to'i proper function of the chief e x e -; iVrtifirO ^Jierk in th#* mim of ^containing II i onlv did the day of thot ctitive to appoint a cpnwibalon tojiioa.oo rnu« ncwmiwiny eiicii | nt^ad of ^ . I months there would be furnaces u -rv r ^ Q ' W aV Schenectady c r * .- . « ,I‘-V ll’e NnVaJ" In‘I,ur< " I , , live the work nf detectives in t bring a baby girl, Just 2y L here worketj by these valves. 'VGN Chicugu Tribune (370.2) a frnml t h ^ t 4 . V " 0 nearby, never gets clear and sotrte- criminal*, th e<records of jaci ing three days, nfter « ...J J«times carries three tim ei as held «n suspicion may be o t . b7 w f f z ’W i s c i u ( 3 a . i i « ~ * silt uit as ■Vinces* Alice" Roosevelt 32 '"■‘i’1' much wnter. At tinu*.» the by wireless broadcasting of . built in which the motive power for «e n t , I . ; ! ! ™ ( W"' 'Irnm stic critic; 0 30 Frtrchled but that same good river runs with a smooth, oilv ■finger prints. !n rie !th th,'‘ ni,o ln ll i:' "UnpHed bv ! "5. , . h,ca‘fo f-H I.C.) 0:30-10 Orchestra: 7:30 program ; ‘re­ movement like that i^d the result in the conof molten , The first use of thi, ‘nfw ,, large thermionic valves," Dr. Desch '1I(l‘a b out4 * f“ rm program, 8advital; n program, iMMskership of tho next J5 meta), so res! and viscous is it i was made recently when m . .... announced, “and these uro of specJ symphony orchestra. l i r .. u*o Ul spwin l.ongworth’s favor, with silt. At si*rh tioi«. t}^. fuh ; i e-ttnl in Lorn!*.ii was uW.lfflc. ini use in the m nnufnrture o f cerNyKltff Chicago Post (370) 7 \ j «0nie entirely unlikely ! tnin nickel alloys." book chut. bftM: !> dance, MARTIN .MADE PRESID EN T become exhausted and flounder New York upon receipt of' ffiL Hfcteil combination can be on the Mirfore. their dorsal fins prints taken here. Tiie suspeft'l rj'rtlier, it wns ex|dained thnl tluwanan guitarists, readings; 11 59 lV the supporters of Conprojecting into the air. Then the no police rerun! in London, * KEY WEST, Feb. 24— John W. dance, songs. n JIO volt direct current is passed ..........—• Martin M. Madden of Martin, governor of Florida. hn.» ;i N n - " n nerd* onlv t« urm h'm- Srotland Yard official* douhtrt . into the valves, which converts It KYW Chirngn (636.1) 7 canfore Feb. 27. Longwnrth eli-cled president of the Over­ sel.’ with A club nnd wrul.- cauti- m ar’s alibi and rent hi.-t p t„ w 4Z 45 into the alternating current of ex- £crt; 8 musical; 8:30 sta re review; been P from tiie m ajority seas Highway Association, fellow nrsiy inti) the n*tid to catch a fish rndio to thi* New York pollrt^] tremely high frequency — m u ch !?11-’ musical; 9:4S-1 revue; 1 n ni. ir.g (ories|Hin(Jence n that <lute with a saf** with him in with bare hands a fter he has records of the bureau in that higher, in fact, thnn can bo ob- Insomnia dub. the gavel nncl tiie per­ which hb expressisl deep intere t stunned it with .1 h!o*.v. revealing him ns a well loic tnined from a mechanical genera­ t that office. Wl.W Cincinnati (422.3) ft con- in the projected Key-West-tocriminal. tor of alternating current. This for the ‘‘honor" Involved, Mainland klgnwny now under con­ In establishing the identity’ p w of speaker offered little struction. A bond election is to l,< TF.e foot u,- r. ..vl in prrsent the prisoner held in London, t ,o l. which may lio U ld .to melt ll- | WKAK Cl,v.lnn.l (3HIU) I! held within a few week* to pn ntennirement tanxworth or Madden. of length is derived proxirrntely 60 letters and fi 53 ' Im., , , i music. ir leader of the Repulivide $2,000,000 in additional funds from the length of the human foot. were used in Ihc Scotland $4 | Jh* melting metai." Dr. Desch \Y(JC Davenport* (48.1 Q) fl-’lil irgwortii has wielded durfor carrying on the construction Tho inch wns netceti'J for purposo* code sy»(om. mlded. "is often fur hotter than the Scndmnn; 7 educational; V orgnn tw„ Congresses nil illwork. The sum of $300,000 we of convenience nnd the word is lirtuallv ns great ns will h o r iz o n t a l edUCiACn W « hi ? hq L ! r : u®',"* hent' L K<,’A p A v«r' (322J) 9 R ialto!voted for th is'piirpli'se about a yen thrived from the Latin “ union*’ The new spring hat nmy be . 1. I n ? ° r Swedish iron wn*« *theater; 9:10 band t0 nert hurl ago VERTICAL tf„. *jicakprshif>. 1— an article meaning "a twelfth part." but not as much as its cost. meditated " a 11'!1 "Vt b H b «f«r. j t he c r u - Stone, address. ’ ’ nr‘ _ preposi24—opinion ter of MadiMn, who conwoven 33— bom tion n uih ch ' V.?" cont**nedJwns W\\’J Detroit News CI5‘» 7 ) ! ------------: __ ___________ chairman of the great 2G— castles in a from fiber 34— derive |a. 3— girl’s hat * 'Highly warm. ":3j» News orchestra, tenor. ’ ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ '•■ " •■ ^ -’ . ‘ • ■ ■ ■ B s a s s s s s B s s w a s s a s a M s i a s s s s M a i a w asaaaa^i .tiunj Committee, will be 4—self boriously 5— pertaining WVX Detroit Free Press (51ft.weakened by his defent 6— worn-out 2 7 _ . t r 35— habitual -•) *:30 musical. to digestion 29— goddess of ligher" office, doth drunkard ft— shako off WHO I)es Moines (52ft) 0:30 malicious dill hold the purse 9—color 8G— large Aus­ 7— a public (.rehestra; 7:30 pianist, fiddlin’ o p -1 mischief Congress, und the Con- 11— placed tralian os­ notice 30— cease to the individual, can be secretly r u’n i n nre t: symphonic;| trich (abbr.) W!IA!_ Fort Worth Star Telelive influenced through its 13— boy's name 38—standing 8— m atter in31— unwell rani (476.9) 7:30 musical; 9:30' (contr.) irriT. room only its rarified 35— assimilat­ concert. I vstion of l.ongworth to 15— a sloping (abbr.) form l’W \ Havana (400) 7:30 band ed form of roof ,,r«hin will give the House 40— public con­ 10— arrest the prefix GAINESVILLE, Fob. 24.—"Dc- concert. thus ^ officer of n type wide- 18— veyance (slang) sub W'SUl lown Citv (-181) 7:30 stroy those lettuce plants thut are l.irgif body41— composo [nt from that of nny in- 19— 11— royal title 3ft—epoch affected with black rot, if you lecture; 7:45 psychology of learnof water 43—rested Jn the last generation. (initials) 37—an Ameri­ would control this destructive d is­ mg: 8 appreciation of literature. 46— preposi­ [< about him nothing of ill— collection 12— farthest can Indian W'OS Jefferson Citv (440.9) ease m either home garden or * :2— eyrup from tion iorinl briiMqtienen.s thnt point up 39—means of Commerqfpl Cruck Held,” advises 8 address, organ, old (.om-s. a tree •tf—detectives lied "Czar" Cannon. He 14— grassy propelling W’DAF Kansas City Star (351 <*- I . Weber, associate plant pa­ 43— New Engof th** physical Imnres- •*3— nlternato meadow a boat '•» a School of the Air; 8 classical, thologist of the Florida Expcri(abbr.) lan r.tnte ,nd statesman-like bonr1C—short sleep soloists. 40 —imirshy ment Station, in a warning to the ■ ’6— prefix (abbr.) jmp Clark. 17— expert avi­ place W*HH Kansas Citv (365.(1) 7 truckers and gardeners of the meaning 49— invest in ator of dignity nnd aloof ici41— contorted state. dance, lullaby lady. before 60— large deer 18— man’s he enabled Speaker Gil­ 42— previous to The KN’X ................ Hollywood. (330.9) 8:15 disease i" is first evment evident ironi from 62— a strd -border ........... name a certain distinction to the time the appearunee of small brown o r , orchestra; 9 concert; 10 feature:'; -contrac­ body (contr.) l.< entirely lacking in ■ I 1—metal blackish spots on the older leaves, 1-'!""* ’«•• w tion of 53— nickname 20— persons 46— receptacle| usually near ncar the th(. edges. C)|Kt.s> . Meinpliis Commercial Under . " Ilea trice for Yale with snow irth, however, possesses for bathing I lavoiahlo conditions the whole ienf Appeal (499.7) silent. -v-lri’i'sll 54— piunuun white hair 47— cunning combination of nnilitv soon becomes I,hick or rots, it is "'(.TO .Minneapolis-St. Paul nobi*. and red­ 49— British fellowship which has 32— unpro* (-116.4) 9 musical dramatic; I P o r - 1 slated. If a seedling is attacked dish (abbr.) not onlv one of the most In this way. it is soon killed; and chestra: 11:30 organ. eyes 61— knock out niliers in the House but it this rot begins within a head of WRAP New York (491.5) ft 22—those who (abbr.) test liked. lettuce, it will result in total loss. Synagogue services; ft;:!0 band; go astray to nil unusual degree Bacteria cause this disease, which 7:;i0 Lewis; 7:40 pianist, artists; of holding an opponent’s Herewith Is solution to Puzzle f , to control requires stringent cf- 9 Rizxi Grand Opera; t() dance. even while giviry: him a So 107. rorts beginning at tho seed, says 'VIZ New York (464.3) ft or-! Tip For Beginner*. " I I N New York ( silent.) Mr. Weber. Any little plant that rublicnn of the ingrained, T 1 E M lE ,-i s -U• 9 Solve this puzzle by compare shows symptoms of the disease chestrn: 7 Wall street. Journal re[tvpe, he fights hard. Hut O ing the synonyms luted in l)ie should be destroyed immediately; 'iew ; 7:10 NYU Air college; H;|o Af i 0 V/ i ffl L fair, and hu figiit with a “ Horizontal" and "Vertical’’ do not let this plant be transplant­ garden planning; 8:25 plmiMt.j o V A L S columns wnth the number of o V c N s ed to tho field. ........... .. h ». u>,.>w , e9 soprano;! Hawaiian guitarists; spaces extending crosswise or latest vacancy to occur in III the field the plants should 9:''» ''.r,cht ! trn ‘ T £ K |l N 11. li. M A V IS, |»rcs. £ It. C. M A \ \ \ i n . |, . S e c v . e with the passing of the downward on tiie ills gram, us he watched closely nnd constantly- ., " 0,1 N,' w"rk (406.2 7 or-; ...................-) E T the case’ may be. II a word 1 P. ijrtss March -I, will be L« 7:45 OL Chiekering artist; Remove and destroy at once any chestra; ........ "'** % O T 1 c St i t occurs to you meaning sub­ to the departure of ro•liaaased plant that may be found, 8 : ,r’ *rlo i A i i A L |0 N E m stantially the same as the r.uel E. Minslow of WorWO AW Omalia (silent.) and, then souk the surrounding -T 0 M D &A N c A P synonym and the correct num­ | ground with u gallon of formnlin $i**. Klitl Oakland (3ftI.) ft concert n u H a u i N i i i K u z i i m i a a i i s i a i H U b ^ a z u j M a n a u s s i i pr R ber of letter* Co fit in the IIA U U H Ill * wasn’t defeated, he *solution (I to 60). And do not U S O V spaces between its number and w i’t run again. replant in this spot for nt least the first shaded stop following, two weeks. illy, Winslow is the per- R A 1 N s r* L 1 F- N S write it In lightly. Work away / fl of the picture the cur- U i•'.V R u R 1 the small words, the “easy" draw to typify the Liquid floor covering, said (a dis­ words, fir.it, nnd they will give £ E_ M N Y pense with the trouble and expense t £ O IL you plenty of clues to tlujdifor cutting und laying sheet innjowled, of immense ficult onesI'Tial in awkwardly shaped rooms, h graving whiskers pnrt- nm.urt i»r* Kim c-jti.r- s,-.j,r»u. ina is the invention of u European middle, a la Hughes, lio housing expert. n bigger than the 300 •r to the scales shnw to HY TAYLOR [ HER FUR COW IS A 0 R tA N \- TMEN HE CiA'JE HER A S olid , IVORW MAH J0NGG SET AND A ONE CARAT DIAMOND - HE MU5T BE COINING • ■ The Modern Trend is All Toward 4'Wheel Brakes 'ford Paint & allpaper Co. MBS- BUT IT REQUIRED A LOT OF HEADVv ORk * Rhone .103 irr 1 * , , , 'l,‘’ f» u « r „ i „ r from i t i ’a d W a i l tMlllltoIt I 'R i .u r r ,,r ,|„ j , 1M ••-hkki, k c -k ■tam|,r,l il,•• Senilnul,P**hr> x„ urlaiiun f i t r *.... . •H **’ " ' c S P E C IA L 181 r „ u „ h r r r to * ” " ,l *lniuprU r(K>. to be staged in this Subdivision SIX S E R IE S — A D V A N C E D SIX SE R IE S M o d e ls range from $1095 to $ 2 2 9 0 , f. o . b. f a c t o r ! nil,I W,,!! ,'P If >o,ir k, Sim,lie thro, |»la„»,. BIG CELEBRATION The newest and most striking motor car improvement i3 the 4-wheel brake. BUT some cars still cling to the old, rear-wheel type of braking. The chart above shows clearly that such cars are losing ground rapidly. Alert buyers are choosing cars with 4-wheel brakes and “drive-shaft” brakes. Nash has, as stand­ ard equipment at no extra cost, the greatest 4 -wheel brakes of this motor car era, and “ drive-shaft” brake, too. Nash cars are the most notably modern carson the market in body . design, engineering, and flashing performance. And so Nash isi smashing sales records as fast as they are made. I’nuiirr A»•iHUiprU s SEMINOLE OVERLAND CO. ! B I.. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « « 'ia a a B a « E * a ii« a a « « « a « « a a a a a B « « « K a a a » a u « a a a « B a iiM « « « B« « « M a a M a a « a i ^ l a u n i j i - n j i Company 'I# 1 ■ i « v- < �• •■ jI■ — A 1 1 A n o i v i r 1 D ■ ■V mJ 1111 .112i .KJ VVz.IJIt "il BATH TOWELS IRISH LINENS Good quality and In Extra large 65c value a wanted range of new Spring ' VU a 13c. Sale Price 30c value at our anniversary sale ; 18c 89c One lot of*folniuus bedspreads, rd/e 81x90, colors blue and pink, $1.50; on sale Best glass toweling 25c value, on sale per yard $1.75 value, on sale 1 UNBLEACHED $3.98 15c spring, new colors TO BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE Satin bed spreads, extra COTTON CRASH good size 81x90 $5750 TOWELING i value; mi sale Crash toweling 25c value per yard fur Our entire line of 1~ BLANKETS ■ Hack towels, plain w hite also red border l colors $1.25 value I 213-215 SANFORD AVENUE—3 BLOCKS FROMHIGH PRICES 19c 20c Value STORE WILL BE CLOSED W EDNESDAY $2.98 TO RE-ARRANGE STOCK Mixing bowls the popu­ lar hard baited yellow stone ware 25c value SAVINGS ON GINGHAMS .'12 inch imported gingham s t»9c value on sale for One gallon atone water pitchers H5c values, sale price .‘12 inch dress gingham s 25c value, during or Mth anniversary sale Crystal wuter sets $2.50 value, sale price When is a sale a sale? There are Hales and sales, but when we make such an announcement the public has learned to know the definite accur­ ate meaning of that Word here. H ad !I i • A b arg ain % It is generally known that we sell merchandise a t wholesale pi Anniversary Sale, we are going to give our custo mers a re a l bii Don’t miss the opportunity to buy your season’s supply during our com petitor to mention everything that we handle 1 1 40 inch Crepe de Chine $2.00 value. Don’t forget the date—Keb. 20. 1 1 Anivcrsary Sale Price ........... Look For $ 1 .3 9 K A N N ER ’S DEPARTMENT STORE i 1 # OIL STOVES 2 burner oil stoves, values 4 J /J Salt* Peir ........ t|)\J 2 burner i value, Sab* Pcir HOUSEHOLD A N D KITCHEN NEEDS Tin pie platen l.artf.* itotlorn Cake I'.ius Tin Dairy I'ana, each Mull in T ills ...................... Ilrip l*anH, 25c value Tin Funnels Flour S illn s , 25 value Galvanized W ater lluckels in quart lialvani/til Water I'ailri, 12 quart (>nlvuni/*il Tulm, Nu. 85c value, un unit* Galvanized Tub*], No. $1,110 value, on salu. f 1amiy Oil Cans, one Oalvani/t'il Oil Cans, 75c value, on r.ate Mrt-ail Roxch, plain v $1.25 value, on aali Galvanized chamber Pails, .$1 value, on sale Sit W hite Howls ami Pitcher value, sale p r ic e .... $ Wash Hoards, G5c value 12c Moy Holders with handles, 25c value .................. l!)c Aluminur.t Sauce Pans, $1.25 valuw. Rale price 79c Aimin'/ nini Bice Pans, $1.50 vail e, sale price 98c Pepperil Sheets Mlx90, $2.00 value, on sale Oil Mops, $1.25 value, sale price Every man will be able to replenish his wardrobe lor spring and make many astounding sav­ ings on eacli article-now is your chance to save. i Men’s Halhriggans Medium weight, full rut tor solid rouifort, yet form fitting. A Ming fit al waist and ankles. Come in and look them over. We have what you want at a price you are welling to pay. 75r value on nab* fast colors, new collars attached Sale price * 25 dozen Overall's, good grade $2.00 value. Anniversary Men’s Suspenders HOYS’ KNICKKU On Sale PANTS Men’s Suspenders, good grade, 50c value. House llroums, I sitin gs 75c value MEN’S SHIRTS •-5 dozen Men's Him* Cham bruy work sh irts with two pockets, full size, value $1.00 Sale Price G9< On salt* Hood tirade Pin Check Pants Serviceable Any size. Special, on sale Scrub Brushes, 25c value each........ AU.V iimm Percolutors, $1.25 V .due, sale price Mile Air minum Pitchers. $1.25 valr e pale price ... . SUc A luminunt Pish Pan, I I qtH. $1.50 value, sale price $1.10 I Aluminum Sink Drainers 20c j Aluminum Boasters, grade, $1,511 value /rood 98c SALE LASTS FOR 10 DAYS ONLY Enameled Ware Curtain Scrim Enameled DUli Puns, 10 gts. 75c value, sale p r ic e .... I9<* Fancy Border, 20c value now American value. Enameled Disl. Pans, I I qt«. M5e value, sal eprice........G9c Enameled Water Pails, $1.00 value, sale price............ 79c u u n u .iu iu s u ' �PHONE 550 First prize, nainsook yard wide, good grade, regular 25c quality on sale Bungalow Apron All fast colors $1.25 value assorted colors 35c and 5()c values on sale Strong Hold Hleached Mus lin 25c, value sale Ladies’ Silk llose, guar­ anteed non-ravel $1.25 value. Sale Price pair STORE WILL BE CLOSED WEDNESDAY TO RE-ARRANGE STOCK PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS One lot of Ladies* W. L. Douglas Shoes value $5.1)0, $0.00, $8.00 ‘and $10.00 to lie given away on this sale at Diaper Cloth * ■'J; Best S tar Diaper cloth 21 in., per bolt A REAL BUY! We rarely use the wordSALE,hut when Patent stands at clearly and the mercerized finish is permanent. Square cloths neatly hemstitch* ed in (loral patterns 58x 88, $2.1)5 value on sale French Binghams 36 inches wide nu sale Wash Hoards we do, it signifies quality, merchandise at radically reduced Mercerized poplin, assorted colors, white, black and navy value 50c; sale price price. Enameled Tea Kettles, $1.25 value, sale price__ 80c lections arc such as to enable us to do this. In this, our Mtli lave cut our prices below jobbers’ and manufacturers’ cost, tem, compare our prices and you will see we are far below irclmndise. Coming ju st at this time when women are beginning to plan Spring wardrobes, this remnant sale is of special interest. Remnant of all kinds, many in lengths sufficient for fashioning snuuT separate skirts, other desirable for combining with other ma­ terials in new and original ways. Women will find in our complete stock, artic­ les of clothing, as well as the furnishings for the home that can lie bought at nrices that mean sensation at savings. Men’s White Oxford Shirts SALE PRICE Men’s Ribbed Under wear $1.00 value, now 7!)c each Boy’s Union Soils Enameled Coffee* PriTs; 75c vitlne, sa fe ’price" .* 590’ Enameled Sauce Pans, 2 quarts, sa le price. .'19c Enameled Sauce Pans, 2 quarts, sale price 49c Enameled Sauce Pans, I quarts, sale p r ic e ........ 69c Enameled Pudding Pans, 25c value, sale price.... 15c Enameled Pudding Pans, 35c value, sale price ... PJc STEEL GARDEN AND . Crochet Cotton, O.N.T. 8c Mercerized Crochet cotton Needles of ail sizes, paper Improved Safety Pins, card Sure-snap Fasteners Neat rick-rack Braid, all c o lo rs.................... tc lc lc 7c 8c Neat Trimming Braid Sharp Pointed Pins Wire Hair Pins, box Good Hair Nets (,'elhiid Dressing Combs Seoul Percales We are headquarters for the season’s newest hats for men. Latest colors and shapes. Come and select one now, $2.50 and $3.50 values on sale 25c value on sale Cast Iron Skillets LAWN RAKES \ $1.25 value, sale price. 89c Dig gardonllo.se, $1.25 val. 9Hc 25 feet Rubber Lawn Hose 5 ply, $3.75 value .... $2.98 Never >Ifade Linen Sufi lin g Cretoncs and Drapery Cloth. 35c value, on sale New hack, $1.00 value. In a wide variety of colors in eluding Spring’s heal. Sale I‘rice 69c Gold Seal Congolcum Rugs • ;tl)c Value, Potato Mashers . oleum Rue*. Kuar$!M)0 value, sale ....... .......... .. *7.4* Handy Wire Strainers Can Opener* Teaspoons, each Table spoon*, each Table Knives, each VtU, *i:i..'0 value. Sate prire $10.07 S\!2, $18. value. Sale pricee M 7.lv EXTRA SPECIAL ,i-— 1rrtu In our High Priced Rugs. Be Sure To (Jet Them Now Shirting Broadcloth Yard wide silk stripes 65c value SALE LASTS FOR One lot of .Men’s Suits in servative sty le s for oldei regular long stubs or stou on sale •• priced fabrics and m ore «'onIn new weaves and fabrics, $18.01), $20.00. $22.00 values 10 DAYS ONLY I.OOK—On- lut of Japanese run*. 0x12, |t0.00 value on sale $5.18 tapestry Itruuml*, $20.00 value now on sa .e . S10.B7 0x12 Tapestry llrussel*. 8JIJ.OO value, on aale .................. $19JiU Sv 12 Axmlnister Rugs. 1.70.00 value oil sale t3.U H 9*12 Winaton Rug*. $70.00 value on aale ...................... .. .. „ . $40.30 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 24, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 24, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 24, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/09c020336d40effe42738a2a9936fd72.pdf 3543ff14fdf03844489778ea349d7880 PDF Text Text / rOCJB NKW8PAPKB ■t i H i +rim . •j n t , Partly el thuadersherm ----------------portion Tuesday generally cooler In north portion. i»t Its Richest Gardetf Land f <i SANFORD, w . G. McAdoo Stops In Sanford Monday U r v 'lo.l 'TTrcn-ury ,' McAdo°s ecrei* rJ during U-n„,i M 7 t F-'lT an ad,uinl!,tr»Rtion ami * ■ « * ■ » «n unsuccessful can- V 8 g & £ ,ow [Relief, Muscle ils And Postal Are Hanging ie Balance Now Upsets Are ' During Week itiorT~To Night n„M! ‘j V cA.d?°* enro“‘c to Tam­ pa, arrived here shortly nfteroon an,| during his 20 minute £ & , «■* 0 *tr«H up Ninth bv thrno ,e .KWa* nccomP“nied „ L i~ 0lher. mon whose names were not learned. nf° rd ?,tiz?n* more than n passing interest in this nationally known political figtthat w »the Lncccampaign U W!n" to ,n put thi" Fforth® McAdoo column during the Democratic conven­ tion, wus launched Inst May ° DEATH JOE l IJB LAWYER OF N. Y. Famous Politician And After Dinner Speaker Is Stricken While On Visit To Atlantic City; Funeral on Thursday Had Led Remarkable Career For 40 Years Death Mourned By Scores Of Friends Living Over World; Gems Of Wit Are Recalled REFORMATION IN RELIGION COMING ly and rate increase llation of lesaer im- SAYS DR. F O S D I C K ' — ><»• «•*. | are hanging in the MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1925. Bftthday Of Geo _ Washington Quiet . Observed In Sanforc Crowds Visit Mount Vernon In Memory O f Washington; Formal Celebration Today! Washington's B ir th d a y though hy calendar, occunnj Sunday, was ouietly obaervei in Sanford Monday. Bank; and the post office wera dosi throughout the day In com­ memoration of the event. Serv. ta * in several local churohes Sunday wero preceded by re­ marks of ministers honoring the memory of the “Father of Out Country,** Officers in the county courts house and the city hall remain­ ed open during the hour* reg­ ularly observed. Business hous­ es, however, remained open ac­ cording to schedule. A number of social functions in observation of Washington s Birthday have been hold during the past few days. Other func­ tions are scheduled to be held Monday night. . Ti E A lfi li n i n Under Fire, M A N A f i F R •placing of Numerous nt Xomb and 0lhcr Wreathsi Services j Characterized by Simplicity MnrksSunduy ^Observation OF “BREWERS” TO Bodies In ARRIVE TUESDAY American Paris Observe Day Washington Wont Who Will Si Mitchell As Hi ings Come to i3nle of Tickets for Gnmcn In Sanford Will Begin At Once IPatriotic Services Murk Celt*- * brntlon By N. Y. Citizens;, With Ciclv Clubs, Other MnnningUrffos Respect Low 1 Agencies Canvassing City Ilnrry Clark, manager of the .... "Brewors," _______t _________ Milwaukee will arrive in Sanford Tuesday morning to begin preparations for the spring training of the Brewers, it was announced Mondny morning hy Ot- NEW YORK, Feb. 2 3 - Job E. Hedges, nationally known New York lawyer, wit philosopher, nnd political sage, died of heart disease at 0 o’clock Sunday m om ­ S F A R P H ; ing nt the Hotel Chalfonte, At- O E l i i a t n plicateSituation j SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. WASHINGTON, Feb. 23— T he' capital observed the birthday o f' ,G*orge Washington quietly Sunday, ■ having postponed until today, its ; ! formal celebration of the nnniver-, Investigation of the olflce of *«ry. i Governor- Ed Trann nf nwtnhnm. Air Chief”Slat For A Demoi Weeks Offers No Si gestion As To _ Action In The Cl F O R M I N E wh0 ha* bec" ia Sanford ' “r s e * weather, thronged Mount Vernon to with the SUU & g?slEd*T r u n l! lll* l! ( !c r ..l day*. The manager will be !do homage at the tomb of the f ir s t! ^ , | i , J , ? hare d i r e f ^ « \p i in n ii iin n r m followe,! by 25 of the team on i president, and in .most of th e | f„r « {[^hwaV o ^ eS bv f J K WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 1 1 L A I I | ^ F | \ J | 0 | I | , D , . Mnr find eight aicrkt recruits, fitnniil, all nil that It..* churches,’ i-hlil-rh«»« lessons In..nn« were wa.i* drawn .!»*.,u-.« from I! e n g*in e e r? a ""?!* /• Mar. 3.1 and succeeded ICUCril Jack Abrupt termination of * v / u g / A V I l arrived at the Pennsylvania s ta ­ the team is carrying this yenr, are h . life and ffthievements. j Wnlton when the latter was oust- louse investigation of aviat in Farewell Sermon, Nation*‘”n hero with the body, which was expected to nrrive shortly a fter­ In addition to the placing of n u -te d from office, as congress finds it­ taken to her home. Tentative possibilities and the conL wards. nlly Known Divine, Asserts plans rnorous wreaths nt the tomb by were announced for burial . just eight and oneverted question raised by Bri. Sale of tickets, with the civic; various committees and IndividMovement Possibly Might Thursday at. Danville, N. Y„ with itinff clays left in this ______ !organizations of Sanford co-oper- uals an official committee held n 17 A QT* F D D I V T ' I J A F Gen. Mitchell, assistant el Split From Other Churches funeral services here Wednesday OfTicInln A ccent T h e n rv T h o l . will Rot under wuy Tuesday. slmilnr service, nt the equestrinn i / i | J I \ I I l U tY 1 1 1 U T_ of the army air service, c evening. T -iS i-S S i COry T T a l t Definite plans for an intensive statue in Washington Circle. ds that unanimous In Good Health Friday NEW YORkT f Z 23.—The Rev. I e. rifle Explosion I* ritlav j drive to cover ull parts of the city all government agen­ Mr. and Mrs. Hedges went to cmlars be cleared,coupled Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, whose Wns Accidental; Burial And 1have been mnppeti out. Teams of ciesPractically were closed today in observ- : Atlnntic City Friday. Apparently serv ces ns special preacher nt the or less widespread dpHelief Work Starts Sunday three men, selected from the vnr- uncc of the anniversary, together i • department focused largely * ious dubs, will cover nssigned with schools nnd business estnh-| night scission, servo First Presbyterian church end on he felt better than at any time Secretary Weeks. tile the legislative situ- Mar. 1 hy order of the New York since his collapse in the hotel AsSULLIVAN, Ind.. Feb. 23.—, An areas of the city. A prize to the lishments of the city. An offic­ Thu war secretary U faced wit tor a year ago nt the dinner of Presbytery, declared Sunday in his team soiling the largest number of th the house and sonn decision involving cither the farewell sermon that a new relig­ the "Inner Circle," an nsRocination unceasing search started by mine tickets has been offered by Mr. ial celebration will he held in the new Washington auditorium un­ ious reformation was on its way Z Gen- Mitchell U m e T e n to n Z l . V ,,0di0“ ,°f ,Bl Horchert while the members of the der the auspices of u committee W eekly R n te In H tiildinir N e n r ’ f ? p0,ntWent an the annual appropri- which might possibly have to located e ir tn n n i.- , i . j i , : prr*l,nt "Nice or his release tenm selling the second largest his right shoulder in a fail b the C U ^ C o .l Go" s lrt.o n o P e r m its In d ic a te ; | from it by March 2fl, when h u , whieh are already out split nwny from the evangelical from a fainting, spell, and was L r l d ^ . 2ended 3 L ' early Sunday, number of tickets will be given appointed by the District of Col­ Inst pFriday, umbia commissinoers nnd among F e b r u a r y I s s u e s A :c bbH.009 i pr»»ecnt appointment expires. lenders are dubious churches ns to the Lutheran ref­ laid up several days. season passes to the gnmes. when the last corpse wns brought r»hit else is going to ormation had to split away from other programs will be one a r­ He had been under the care of to the surface. M a k in g 1925 T o ta l I I 1 W . T A H Clark Him Wide Experience by noon, March I. Ino old church.” ranged by the Daughters of the a physician for the last twelve Clark has been with the Brewers their course charted Burial of the dead was started. f ' 'f t* '!ct,n w,,fh T o w e r s American Revolution, Sons of the recurrent heart ntDr. Fosdick. who as a H nptist, months for - ........................ •»<•“»• ^ alizc there can be many mmisher holding a Presbyterian Licks, but his condition was re­ services for two of the victims ^ r lbe Kr-n,cr ,1nr* of tbe Lmc American Revolution and Children j m b s .... . since 1914, when, ns third base­ of the American Revolution. predictions arc scarce- pulpit, was the subject of much ported being held here nnd for another nt ' ' much improved recently. runry through Mondny morning, n the secretary himself. ____L Dugger, Ind. There will he no man of the team, he took over the feven a day. controversy in the dispute between survey of records contained in the Stricken Saturday Night managerial reins for three years. community funeral. Each fnrnlly Church Services In Paris It has been the announced In•ingle day's considcra- the fundamentalists and modernists office of the city clerk showed. Saturday night Mr. Hedges woke He resigned to go into semi-pro PARIS, Feb. 23—Special church This added to the total of J a n ­ tentjon of the Secretary to wait hmiso, the Haugen co- raid in his sermon today thnt mul­ his wife to toll her there wns will care for its own dend. In ball where he remained, nt Limn, |mirketing bill has been titudes of Christians "have not the "something wrong." She sum­ several instances where two mem­ O.. until 1921 when he wns per­ services and socinl functions with uary brings the yearly total to until the investigating committee until Wednesday. A religions of Jesus" but only the moned Dr. William W. Fox of At­ bers of u family perished, a single suaded again to become manager musicnl programs, to which ull the $ll3,2tiO or a total of slightly less concluded its program of hearings oeTore he determined upon a *•measure has been fa- religions about Jesus,” and that lantic City, who remained with service will bo held. of the "Brewers", tie has held American organizations in Parin than $1(1,197 a week sinco the pres­ lection for the post. W hether the contributed, made the culchration ent year began. Under the direction of Henry the post since. Ipcrted to the senate, hut ‘the religion about Jesus tends to her nt the bedside all night. Dcs. sudden ending of the committee of the nnniversnry of Washington’s been fixed for taking crowd out, smother nnd destroy the pito his minstrntions, Mr. Hedges Raker of Washington and Eugene The largest single permit issued A peculiarity of Clnrk's relations was taken by­ ilf^M*2f *!*** b ad *® n decision kinwhile proponents will religious of Jesus." grew gradually weaker, finally Foster of Indianapolis, Red Cross, with Borchcrt, is the fact that “All birthday a fitting tribute to the during Fchrunry Father of His Country. The Am­ Wight Brothers for a warehouse. Mr. Meeks on this point before representatives, plans were com­ it placet! at the top lapsed into unconsciousness nnd Reformation is Afoot right Boss" serves ns a contract. erican pro-Cnthedral nnd Hie Am­ The building, which Is to he locat­ Mar. I, the date for final adjournpleted for extending relief to the Neither am mapped out by the the owner nor the man­ erican church in the Rue He Herd "A religious reformation is died. on Iaiurel Avenue, which will merit of the (WUh Congress, or bmmittee. Mr. Hedges, besides being con- bor;■“v«', fan'Dy. ager appears to regard n high opened the dny’s ceremonies with ed afoot" Dr. Fosdick said, " and a t meusure 101 hy 117 feet, nnd will enuse him to defer action u n til! Albert Dallly, state mine In­ sounding and thoroughly incom­ ate will vote Monduy on heart it is the endeavor to recover sidered by many the best after afterw ards, as had been expected from the ruling of the for our modern life the religion of dinner speaker in America, long spector who directed the removal prehensible legal document neces­ elaborate services. The Paris Boy be constructed of brick with a com­ during the time the commltteo Scouts of America attended the position roof. It will be erected the conferees exceed- Jesus, as ngainst the vast, intrl- bore the reputation of having as of the bodies, left for IndlannnolU sary to success in relations nor to latter church In uniforms. pun-ued its investigation*, was not a t n coat of $12,000. soon after th at work had bean bthoritv Monty by bv inserting inserting new new cate. Inrgely inadequate and often many n,a ,y. friends ,n e n a * and ,m l personal ' ,enmnftl ac* completed, but announced he would the success of the team. Though delayed by scarcity of disclosed Sunday by war depart­ In the name of the Daughters ■the Muicle Shoals lemi-1 positively f&lse, * re g io n about s T w ilts a c ^ r - W J H p n m tN» ‘ retnrti Turftday to make further . . Last year the "Brewem"* got m ent officials. of the American Revolution. Mrs. comnetant workmen, contractors In “ .the, chair is todav has hui largely inrireK- left infr co0n*l7' News of his death away to a bud s ta rt but. despite , sustain, . , | Christianity today inquiry into the cause of the ex­ IToover Hanger,- nn-omp*>l-d l.j this, mnnngod to give the rest of Mrs. leaders on both sines the religions which lie preached. spread quickly about New York plosion. S IN S of Washington, D. C., be, this measure taught nnd lived, and has substi­ and messages of condolence from the league a run for its ntonev. placedBeck, building completed by Mur. 15. Influenced by any recommer a wreath, in which leaves Sullivan county officials are dis­ Though the tenm has lost one or ack to conference, tuted another kind of religion al­ scores of prominent men and wo­ Laying floors on the interior of tions the committee m rm L .n from Sulgrave Manor the old home posed to accept the theory that men were received at his late home, oiilil the hill be kept be- together. - -— two of its outstanding players, sev- of the Washington family, were in­ the building began Monday morn- might submit as a result of their Derate by a vote, it pro ............... a t thb foot) of the statue mg. A number of plasterers ........... ...... . " If Jesus should come hack now, | ,e.ve" b*fore hi" b,u|y arr,ve‘i the explosion was caused by the i oral deals whereby the strength terwoven, and Inquirr. In this connection, it wax sudden precipitation into th,- mine, o f the club has been materially Iki be some days liefore a I hear the mythologies built up "eri;, . ' salt! Lie the war war secretai secretary would forof W ashington'm the PI a an'h-o'i ,mcn ,are duo to nrrive in j fn,d oof a quantity of g a s/ro m an earth I bolstereii, hare been consummated. 1U had. Then favorable around Him, see the creedalism, de-i rriends Shocked nt News nu i Hanford arid with their arrival | rau ?i®, In a way th at Among the first to express pocket, the gas being ignited b y ' Floridians Included on Roster (kin would be necessary ! nominationalism, sacramentalism work is expected to ‘ ’ ‘ go forwanl 'Y®u,d * c‘,d to selection of an as*ew bill could be made | carried on in His name, He would their sorrow and sympathy were the spark from a miner’s tool or Included in ,lne the list of players „ i .k i s , , ? IeK'°Ln Auxiliary | nmoothly until the build! ilding is com chief to MaJ. Gen. Patrick the flare from a worker’s lamp L *n, " uueu and tne|r familicA gathered a t tho pfettMl. vv former Governors Whitman and the president’ in precisely the same manner ho t's consid- certainly say. ‘if this is ChristianMiller, Chief City Magistrate Mc­ Salle Jauffrey at I o’clock for tea, j Masonic Home Almost Finished I '*"u*d have chosen ha.'l thcro'nevec ity I am not a Christian.’ t i . . a.. while a similar function was given 1 Clustering, and woodwork, which i be‘‘n nny investigation, Adoo, state Senator Martin Saxe, ly prosecutor, said he discovered broke into organized ubull In the Gospels failed to accomplish no evidence of negligence in the member of the St. Petersburg us Hainbridgc Colby former secret­ To Study Records Flor­ hy the Amor lean Womens club in • includes window sashes and door "I, too, have n religion nhout Ia*, their first meeting observance of snfety rules. The of the Masonic Temple now is) interpretation of this state. conferees on the postal Jesus," Dr. Fosdick continued. "I ary of stnte; members of the Union use of open lamps is not prohib­ ida State leugue club. Another is the Rue Bossiore. The American Students Club practically finished. Tho building merit was that Mr. Weeks would hi» raise bill will try to believe great things concerning League Club and Deputy Police ited by the Indiana stnte law, he Inince Richbourg who is of DcFunink Springs, tie began his this evening heard Robert Davis )M *° be officially opened on Mar. seek suggestions from Gen. Patrick h r again early this week. Him. Rut the center of my relig* Commissioner I.cach. pointed out. Mr. Hedge’s dcuth, at the age baseball career nt the University apeak on The Student Day a of :,i- it i* understood, but contract- us well as the general staff officera W ami parcel nost rates | ion is in the gospels, not the thcoHenry L. Hunirichouser, member j iogians; in the Muster's way of of G2 ends a legal and political of the Stnte Industrial Board, a r­ of Florida where he was a brilliant George Washington, followed by a or8 i® charge of the work declared mentioned by them would aclcct ftief items in dispute. that portions of the building will the one he regarded as best ouatplayer and later a coach, lie en­ music program. living, not in what men have'said ,°.f -10 years, marked by the X tomorrow will de- about Him. be ready for occupon.v within two ified for the po«t. whether it bo friendship of President Roosevelt, rived nnd began expediting the tered professional ball us a player payments to which families of the |f to District of Columweeks. Interior painting is n o w G**J- Mitchell or some other. New York Observed “That same thing is happenings Taft, Wilson, Hnrding and Cool- victims nre entitled under the in the Sally League graduating to lation. Tuesday it will being done. iilge, the lute Senator Henry Ca­ There i* little possibility of any Memphis in the Southern AssocinNEW YORK. Feb. 23— Patriotic in the church which is happening workmen's comnensation law. The, , tion. From there he went to Wash- and religious organizations joined fith a view in action dur­ The tile roof on tho City Hall is immediate announcement hy Sec­ bot Lodge and virtually every fig­ r*>' th'- final deficiency ail over the country on Washing­ ure of importance that has arisen luw provides retary Weeks. w , lannment"t ? in* ton b,,t wa* ................. and la­ with the people of New York gen. ,,u tr,y completed and enrpenter* | Wednesday farm relief ton’s birthday. How many orators in New York City or state politics SIV>o7nih Before the Mitchell case finally i, i kr to ter became a member of the Mil- erdlly in observing the nnniver are nt work on the interior wood­ will indulge in high-sounding furth'-r lonsitjeration. each dependent family. waukce aggregation. work of the building. As soon a" Is derided, the secretary will re ­ snry of Washington’s birthday. praise of Washington. They have in the last quarter century. N'iers alsq/ hope to get the patriotism about Washington. practicable application of interior serve time to consider tne answers Although it was the ready wit, r t rv i rs t Tha heavy artillery of the HruwIn St. Paul's chapel, where plastering Morth-GipAott constjitu- Rut the patriotism of Washington kindly satire, gmsl Matured anil V V o m a n S B o d y F o u n d cr brigade” lie. In the d u b of l Washington once w orshiped, BUh^“and tk ?exterior l T ° r stucco work the general ha.- made in writing will begin. The ilute of completion «(* to the accuracy of statem ents hndnu’ot resolution out —that is another m atter and it is picturesque metaphor and lively . . .M#nnin* . , ■ P e k in g remains indefinite. 4 ° before the end of the not so easy to find.” ' ''"ettkU'K I epigramniism of his post prandial I n C o n n e c t i c u t R i v e r “pile^infuriea th!»rtKke,»t him f r a m '° p, Wil ,■ m TL:nL L ,or® lbe committee, to dear the unanimous 1playing for u large part of the listUurH o n "..^ .d| by Su,K‘aVJ:1 the building permits of which huv* been held to reflect I oratory that gained for Mr. Hed­ li st tution. urged greater resp ect, the month was that a two story seriously on m atters of war depart­ Pi; private calendars of LSDORl.OCK. Conn.. Feb. 23.— I reason managed t«v boost 1(1 of the for the law as one of the essential S I rUNlMiitinu ah ges his greatest fame, probably the * resilience on r.vqnx Ok..a* .Street L.l between ment adm inistration and impor­ I i, ■ •k'evcral night se.t- A t t e m p t T o B l a c k m a i l keenest disappointment of his life The body of Alisa Dorothy Doby.! horechide spheroids over the of patriotism. Park and Oak Avenues to be built tant policies of national defense. hhly will he held, but the 21. who today was to have m arried' bleacher.' for home runs. Kewpie was the difficulty he experienced The uunuui service of the Snna by Judge E. h. Ilousholder. Th . ... Among - the .......... .......... ... «Secretary t,. statem ents rfind must be halted M r s . S t o k e s F r u s t r a t e d in inducing people to take seriously Alex Nanua, age 13 of W aterbury,; Gearin, the "Dresden China Doll" i l,‘’ks milra asked asLn.l f* _ tMitchell f i . i is .to exof the American Revolution, held home will Iw erected nt u cost of '* Gen. f Saturday nights to p e r- ' -------wax recovered near here today. I * s among the list of celebrities. the utterances ho intended to bo lyins and Dcnio^uitH to ( HIC AGO, Pel), l!.l,—A Hccond so taken. While driving with her fiancee "Kewpie" will have his fling witii in the Brick Presbyterian church, ? o.OOO, according to the cunsuiera , *),H' n were assertions th at junior . wax attended by delegates from tion named on the permit. I *"d navy officers were “muxf'ization conferences. <attem pt within a week to Idacklast night, she asked him to stop tho New York Giants it is said. Gems of Wit many other patriotic organiza­ Permit* i«*iird ditrinir the month ; against "telling the truth" the ear. then wnlked to the bank of ---------------------------Of the many gems of wit nnd few Of the se n a te ' also n' ai' M rv Kl^ 0O,i tions. are those of J. J. Tates, eight one I to congressional committee* amt epigrams for which .'oh Hedges the river and leaped in, , U O O ljd g e S p C il k s T o story frame residences in C a t e L ,at the navy was prepared fordo.... to perfect . i t f o T ' h ^ ^ ' u Z S 1' T v . T ,hc D. this....week (Continued on page 0) division. Goldsboro; It. L» Dean, fl‘»t In the Atlantic and Pacific beStokes, of New A ’ork, charged with (®f officers for the senate B o d y o f D r. O ls o n T o W o m e n ’s C o n f e r e n c e *3.000; W. S. Price $3,000; Violet iu u ,e ° f l«ck of air power. Dented after the speci.*l with conspiracy to defame her wax Baggett $100; Allen Scott, S.*L*>; | <tuestlons in Background. frustrated Sunday according to W. P>lni Mar. I Efforts on C. B e E x h u m e d In P ro b e , wASHtNGTONTFeb. 2 .i.-p ro Earl Fields. $200; Cain obeli Cow- j A fter the ttdmiti*ion by the rcti Dannonbcrg, investigator for l'‘ remove Senator L» --------, portlonally ax nations make proan $700; I*. II. (% onnellyt $5,000; 11ra* I w l he had received a ‘Von** '»I’cnnsin, and his three Mrs. Stokes. f’HICAGO, Feb. 23.Exhumation j gross in creating effective trihuK. S. Johnson. $500; J. ||. Heck, ddential communication" from th« Dunnenherg snid a woman who followers from their of the body of Dr. Oscar Olson, Hals for peaceful settlement of in­ *150; Hun Bradley. *40; Wigh ; war ■wretary asking alomt t h e s r * [said sn' she wns Madam Lorraine faaiitte amittev rank Is exnocled IB,UH brother of Harry Olson, chief ju s-! ternatlonal differences, they will .. „ . . | Brothers. *12.000; Cnrter Lumber *na ° ‘her phases of the commitate a fight ' I Quarterly of Philadelphia remem­ tice in the municipal court, w ho1find themselves able to lessen their !• ollowing an illness covering a ’warehouse. $800; T. J. Miller, re tee s investigation quickly were ovbered dressing Mrs. Stokes hair prosecuted the investigation into military establishments. President S»"K J ,‘‘rioi Miss Agnes Berner, pairs on residence on Laurel Ave- ershadowed by the controversy . under circumstances such ns to GREENVILLE. Gr. Feb. 23. death of William McClintock. mil- • Coolidge said in an address today - I , I’l ' t EleventhNtreet. died [ nue. $1,000; J, |[. Bronson, alter t^1** developed over the nution'l make her silence worth money. She j —Hospital authorities horc Trip South lionnire orphan, will be ordered in to delegates to the Womens’ Con- early Monday morning at a h o sp ital' nations, $10; Stcnie Boiidie re- fllr defense. -nberg, j disappeared, -says Danncnberg, snid this morning that IV. J. connection with that case the Chi- j ferenco on national defense ax a in Oilando. Funeral services will pairs $10; Hy Caldwell, residence I . ^ P ‘he time that Gen, Mithe mentioned the phycoSimmons, former Emperor of fusing a S t i r i| when engo Tribune said today. |>eace insurance. be conducted from High Moss at $-<'<>: Joe Schlrard $150; Forrest che' ”® testimony stirred up tho pnthi-i hospital. the Klan who was seriously in­ ____i the All Soul’s Catholic church Lake and A. R. Key, archwny at i row» the aircraft committee had jured in an automobile acci­ Wednesday morning a t 9 o ’clock Hughey „ ______ K'-:.. 23.— Although Street and French Avanue movud quietly fof nine n n n th s dent Friday afternoon is "not innd interment will follow in Lake-! $930; L G. through medical hul- G e r m a n D e f a u l t N o t e '* Hanton, residence. I * 'th a survey of all branches of feeling so well" but pnxsrd a visw Cemetery [$150; J. ||. Cramer, residence. ®ireraft industry. The genernight, however at the KtaS-aJ K u„t"'orS1To Be Sent By Allies! restful Iternation < a‘ * testim ony, however, was folhospital. Pfcrious as a result from ! -------Newton, lowed in “the committee record with _____ _ 8un(°n| for a number of years, alternutlon^ nnd lepniM. BJ- binm-hiti... Ha- f a d LONDON. Feb. 2a.— Notification a aeries of contradictions from oth­ GAINESVILLE. Ga., Fob. 23.— J ! have ordered him of ronclusions hv th<- allied w.ir er arm y and navy officers. Harry Hulick. of the hotel firm; when told that there are only 112 attained her th irty -firstb irth Peter . . . . . Wcrranean to r the re- Icom inittra headed by Marshall I W. J. Simmons, founder anjj for- of Hulick & Hulick. will be in S an -: JO-foot front lots in the project. ‘S d u lfe d from Tho San «-nror«.’ .,TS: I J a F o l t e t t e P l a n F o r the wintur has caused | Koch concerning (•ormany,!i .itato J mcr emperor of the Ku Klux Klan, Commlttew Holds Closed Meet which newspapers i of disarmament, probably will wbo wni #eriously injured in an WASHINGTON. Feb> 2 3 - Tlio * 7 ........... *■ «*, •« | ^ r M ,5r j T h ,r d P a r ty A c c e p te d ***** wn House sir craft committee assem­ ,r , “dvantnge for lake the form of a note to G<t - , automobile wreck here Friday attend further to plans for the tween First Street nnd Union nvoFirst National Hank of S an fo rd .' l . ,',r>*a vs. many, which might be termed iin | evening, was said by hospital au- Forrest Lake Hotel upon which his | nue. CHICAGO, tub. 23.—Delegates bled behind closed doors today and L ' [ ' health is ordinar- indictment pointing out thorities Sunday to be "resting organization is to begin work I Included among the out of town j ^v* "** * J®e.mb«r -0f the Sanford to the convention of conference for discussed various features of tho ' hi, foreign visits on Germany, defaulted in certain re- L.a l y( |,ut noj yej out 0f danger." shortly, according to an announce-’ buyers of property in the pr el ect ! ® *. Club '. 'un and nnL" took a keen progressive political action, who tangle into which its affair* havu 111AIt f mail mini Monday \fnttiltfU niornim: niiirnlmr Klf If : n.e n a Frederick wI>,„ln-UL A. A Muich, MiiaeK of n f Now Kfuiu II ^ id It* WOfk. fallen. Members declined to say r hi* jjoinj: abroad ! 5w rt*. it in ilcclar:fl in official clr* (j0|# .sinunom), who i* now au- i ment by H. and • ^ a tu rday decided to form a new what transpired during the session ‘ national party a fter sine die ad­ but it was revealed th a t Rcprvaenjournment. yesterday concluded lahyti Kll.wst.. A*__ v _ ■ • . the m eeting'here by a d ir tta T o f f t! " * “ **^1 plans for an organization in states I ky i _ci. f 1 *** a Inting representation in nation-1 will^ S ifcL"** H° convention to be called Utor. I S S ln u .^ the u r n u t v r r n M Mel Feb. 23.— i >n«f when tnetr uuiomomte sutuuea i iuu»e pi The Lafolletts plan recommend­ ’ii-rriaon Wililon. off the road down a twelve foot) In discussing the sale of the L. Firat Street business property; 0,1 J* ‘he throne in 1910. i M , 'k WI ed in the report of six member* of Maj. Gen. .lamej ^ torps [ embankment, overturning twice, property ndioining the hotel site. A. K. Yowell. business property; S x till R p f n P P K a n n f o a committee named to decide upon Inquiry Invited By rel. i inir»n Army Captain Moore suffered a brok- I Mr. B<xlwell declared that sales H. T. Bodwell, business property; OUI1 n -------t i u r e oeildiej,, bast, of representation for the K O s b o T n e W o o d_ commander comm of the • • jjjg ,,n nnjj ,jje,j t f,0 hospital >had passed the $350,000 mark E. Crandall, residence and a p a rt- i party, was a<-rcpted. Senator of Missouri 6d ~I n B i a r r i t 7 ’Lartn,ruthe F J ... ’ I here late Saturday. One-third of this amount is repre-1 ment property. WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.—The ! _ _ home here tint.i y . _______ I 0 oj 4q jmn)oni sustained two frac rented by local purchasers. The The extensive itate advertising conference report on the U n d e r-' NOMINATION Up TUESDAY WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.—AJ | - IVb. „ . PI I V HIVFK DRIVE ; tured collar bones, and four broken ! local public. Mr. nodwcll said, is | campaign will begin in six papers worwl Mutcle Shoals leasing bill. -----i searching inquiry into c h a rg e s that; L^Osho • X nJrCnc? ,n K __ ribs on one side, one of them punc-| just beginning to realize the nec-. in the larger cities of the state f continues in-fore the senate today > WASHINGTON Feb. ■ J; | he practiced before federal departW Leon*rA w T ’ “? n l v ,DT v r o c Feb ->3.— An : luring tho lung. Hv was brought realty of purchasing n t once. Tho | on Feb. 23. The first insertion under an agreement calling for a 1Nomination of Charles H. ........... w a r - | menu in connection with Fur dy­ from ” 0»d. who rO R T M ir- - * •. j i nj. by to Downey Hospital here for treat- 1public, Mr. Bodwell said, seems to will be followed two days later by votu on the ruling President Cum-1 ren of Michigan to be Attorney °m an apartm ent 180 foot riverside m#|)t ’ * think thnt thcre iB „ gnm i dcA) a (fl„ paJl, nnii another on Feb. niings that the report is out of >General will be taken up tomorrow ing inquiry were invited by Sen­ . ago. was con- Uw CaloosahaUhee river from The third occupant of the car, | more property in the section t h a t , 28. A double page advertisement rtrder. after not more than two I at a special meeting of the senate ator Spencer. Republican of Mis­ souri h a letter sent touav to at­ Xttly f e tel "fllo n . w hich‘ Fort Myers to Orange river, ha Roy Rainer, escaped unhurt. there actually la and are surprised l will follovf or. M*i. 3. hour* of debate. * judiciary committee. torney General Stone. ~ * ' ,rorn him. been proposed here. PROBE LAUNCHED SANFORD SHOWN i f ^ W M ' . . iN PERMIT BOOKS r a r c“ni rs ?a.reor Miss Agnes Berner Taken By Death In „ SanitariumMonday ?! Former Klan Head Reported Resting EasvAfterAccident To Perfect Plans For Forrest I ake Hotel When Hulick Returns To City . . > 1 1 1 1 3 Id l V I B U I U I I ' J i »» i i s w i r v - s . . . • IIIIL ll'IC Jw W U l U H i llilH M X .it »»» •••• H i i i i v i t n v v u u / v i n U ( |M H |(X 'l 1 / li» ........... w ix .^ » 1 V �m« TUB HANFORD HERALP. SATOgDAY, FEBRUARY 4., 1«». j CUICMT COURT o r T U B Lane, Frank 8. Lewla, aa Troatca *Surec*soril In Trust. and R. f* Kttr. IMECOMING A T Say Washington Was Real Estate Man Season is Closed T ;1.R"nowTMB vn .’VTii . H I JUDICIAL CIRCUIT and his Successors In Truat. and It. T e l l and wife, ------—- Farrell, or r rt.oRiD.%, onio.% . . h r r o n l* Farrell and w ife, -*------- F arr ell.'oth erw ise. In ami t o the landa here. JSSM OLR 'nnd each and every o f the above i Inafier described: to all parti*. ( . cLo th ' o ShTnT.. INCOLIEGE And A RfeSular_______ Fellow At Age Of 25j 0nplhiUipinfsP^iriaj. named defendants. If llvlntr, and cla im in g Intereata under T lm ^ Uy* If either, any or all of the said .W ilson. deceased. ______ , . . . . rtrrit ,?> «ir u.. ----- -• Thom as Kmmeit “nd to\’ ^ n$ and r b m ir o i r AN tu m Ceor<*e ashington w n nn real George W Washington w.is real tk th? AV »u re - t. . . w . ,i..f. ndm.ta n,iiinia he lut dead, (lasrtil tIn' Hurt I I V .a _—_..a , I. I MANIh*. M ANILA. Jart, 10— O n o -h ttf of o f .1 * nTH WS ? DhDP^ t Complainant. ; uef. o' anil l l parties Wilson, deceased. J nines Lane, d e­ clalm ln* Intereata under each and ceased, anJ John Early, deceased •<£ «ny ,^; ‘ ••very of the follotvlnir deceased d e ­ I vrcclrcly ike kind of » non ke ______ " ril^ T tk m -r„ J , fendants. to-r.lt: J. J. Cohen and w i f e . --------- Cohen. Charlea C. W ar­ wick. ns Truatce and nl* Huccraso. " « . ‘ ‘r - 1",,j,i"' Aldije H. i‘iairi.1,' Baldwin. . F o u n d er.' Day Will Be Held Plunk* Perk.* 11 nil, khriVLelf ' "Tkore WS3 notkinir nustoro' January 1, 1028. for tho pa . w j; ' ’ ■" a 'V iirw fcir On Sutldnv YVlili |, I n * ' r n ^ ! t'C\v Vni1| oL*°Ut, l ^c Ccor*e Washington o f;o r protecting tho pearl indt^itry , Truat«# and hla Successors In Trust. i lif!! T, nJiidwhfn'nd wife Vbl. « A f* .« 2 L ' V n H u a^ 8 fr,CoIHcr a Weekly 20. v.-ith n mouth like Ruby V al-jof the Phlltnplne Wnmfa. ; ‘C t * \ stur«” u *»■*«*•1S S c f c n i S d wlfS J * « W » On T • ,21’................. . ^trtfn o 'n ," Mr. Stockbrirfge w rites,; Insular offidelf. a fte r on Ir^ e s . ije««e If*1 fv.ief .t ,‘J ,’,’!e y ‘ ------- Cole, william II. Mitringer iw tlgatlon. beenme convinced e m li. ! t n * n i f r ,^ ; , ' ^ 7 7 ' s,^"ll^ !».''«« jit* titration b ecom e comv need tt-Jiat f w t I; ”t 'i»''..m !*P*■ J”j1" f jt B* ‘,r* £ , f,.H th e *pearl b ank s w ould b e exh ttu s- Hprlnaer1( J._ B m Maaruder and JIoa.5 J Tdylo , , . ■•'V1 u UVt H fill wife. R II r , rnl,d lf le‘ t 'rr. »\«u| , lor Jr., and w ife le.1 fev: yearn ytuiro unless u n le s s al« Bla.pa Taylor) ,\nnle Annie II. H. Ta>lor. David Da led within a few pa I T7—^ f l , “ f r u‘*er* Moses J. Taylor) Mnnttfotn* Iloi.tKornery. were taken to protect tho inrits- 'id Moia^mirv""it, 1 Ta>:,or' n»v* "ry and t llamiM'V. Trunteo nml trv hv I'sttblishinLe n eln uJ . . . I \fnnrtrnn<>v!!*?i, nnJ,, w*f« • Hubert II. namsey. ns a*irusieo anu •nn fnVr n‘ lnnfrl'nnrl^tn W l , , < a * TriinlT.e - n l ' i . ”r£ *L Runisey. as | |, l . Successors in Trust. JUrtflirct son for ........ •» r n—lon The and Successors in Trust, s. Ramsey.nim Individually IU -buretIU — g period. - • - ««*»«•« \•’* r "trfi t 1.Trustee ~i), , l{arnR**v — v t cIlls *»wra in iruR*. KatiM«*y. i n<iiviuiiai*} ast our* iIn •«.■di•• 1 •In n«_i_> • .«.• It: Hamti^ o f cu stom s and the c o n s t a b u lu v ■ iv1,1 id u a1lly , censor Trust •_ to v* Robert have n ren n lte.l n n n lm l T “ " V ™.d .?"rrr"',ol: . ‘n Trust t„ It..bMaraarel -W. Itan.sey and hue. i rki t r *ret"‘W." u rA l IV Hum H im . ■............ ____i .............. r i _____ t _____ _ it' b e th°orr ^ d " Palro1 to’ V v H." fVanis'ey"'’M('iV ....... Ilnmsey, J.im.-n W. hand. h- b- k __________U WANT SPECIAL ACT > m * K L . . . . ' ' - S . Ik s ™ . t e , n k i : , « • ; ; „ :u V a V n Ike •hi.nel.n5 ml 35meinw.^hJ5hSi2?« - T r r . . nan,^>- nn" " lf‘‘ DAYTONA, Feb. 21,— Author. h'rtke' S .1 ^ ' r u S - . f t . l ' ^ v f U ' w i h i ? . , l'sU t' ’ ^ l*rlor MtJon to levy « three mill public­ ity tnx will l»c naked of the Icgia- *ue _____ Inture this ftpring to apply ngafnst I ''"1 wife. - ­ renl and n e n o n n f n a t n t . . I? M^oum and ^ .J^ooden. George K and wife. --------- Drown. Sigmund real In t•».. and real ami ami Dcrsonal personal eatntns e s t a t e s in h o ,■I'-own L, '*1 VI’ — ;— Rrowu. jOumpert and wife. Ida Oumport. fourth commissioncr'c commissioner's district of GumnI.rt immmo t1 M i 7 ii.m'nl.8*n,l. ,'1'' »•«• Gumpert fiampert and and ........ wife. -------- Gum“ ‘" i ......... Volusia county. The bonrd of gov­ —f<!un oert V aT I* '1'1 wlf°s.-----riM-ft. le.ls A!. I-me. as Trustee and 'ia" 1ll, r K w r e w o w In TrU.it. Sarah llalernors of the chamber of commerce I w nml 1,81 nrnhn»lalp.„ and . nu"™nn. K .n d ■ —-----1 T^ ' ,Cora ,pln m'\'} , -- --- -.. Hslpln. have decided upon this step aa a H .iIL." ' Tke. P tn, u k, n,H M t a W ., « « 5 il.ilnhi I’nVn . — t orn llnlpln llnlpln nml nml hushand. hush. .................... . ’ " riin^ruu r ’ rnn means of raising n $ 100,000 pub­ ______II ilnln J a m i l f n'* hushaml. llnlpln. Jiimr.i llrrhert Lane ami occn -Jmrd, in large part by ttm te r nijjllon dollars. licity fund for ndvcrtlsing the Ilnl- and w , y » ,p| 2 ^ m e s Herbert L a n e ' w i f e , --------- J epe. Hlla May L in o i Inr and husband ' h l,n May uu.l h u s h s m l . ------- Lane. Carrie th l i’ *toni« oi remains of Wiishing- ifnx country. . . . , 2. .........i....... n nono remnins washing. n,l*nnn" --------«Virrln Anu VM l... nM.| 7, r~ Tat no. j a . L»n« iJtllv nml ;unl liii.lmnd. 'ill slut ml. — - I ^--- i- f .a i e . , i V ., ’ L 'r.i- ' G wa ,n " ,: * ; ? • ’■fn| " t a l e office in Alcxnn______ ' “ nn huifianfi, --------- * Frank H. l.cn ls us Trustee ami Ids t"' 'h U V I i,. - . ,n on Cameron Street just east K.J V , r i '' . . S * V ;'.n,K A »>ron»r tablet in L _•A J• R W rj j -r; wihmih ; n aAupt,” iii ii. * , 'C k ,,ll,-, fitJ.Vv evening in"or following a banquet on whirh wan. held .................. ............. 1C 'volfcge vo.irw> <n W the •Uning rooms. Harry Garvvoo TvTTl net mi toarlnmnler on t , r , ” , a?. 1 5 S j^ '•Ventcrijay,....... l’ctlay,". and "To" G i niitinn, Jr ,h,. ^ ^ * M any U n e m p lo y e d In P resen t y .v B PrJI r of *Pi Jj* The |)|# P«r Ptlhll.h^ ^ounty. f°r c l r t t V S L 'VIT.nk m ? ! "f the ctrr*?» onth J u j i i j ’* ",f •'lorhUTi, Ctrrk J * Range !3 Hast: also. T he S outheast Quarter ( S H U ) *»f the Houthcaat Quarter ( S H U ) of Section 23, T ow n sh ip 19. South of llanao IP Hast: ulso. The North H alf ( N U ) of the S outhw est Quarter ( S W Q ) o f S e c ­ tion 23. T ow n sh ip 1». South of R uiiko 39 H ist; also. The S ou th w est Quarter (HWVt) of the S ou th w est Quarter (HW*‘i ) •if Section 33. T ow n sh ip IP, South »fth«r JUlt Bf n ,n HKOHtlK A. 11 O' " . HI*BX\ Solicitor J®n. 31. Xtb. l u March 7, it] Get your rrs silver r ennizing Wor^! Junior Chamber Meet TJeing Held in Atinntn 1 Yellow Jacket Spray Cart We have new earls and repairs for Ihc old ones on band. Let iis bonk your order fur a new one or repair the old one. ---------^ • •• Struck ]:>fi Yeara; Now Strikes Houriy SARASOTA, Feb. 21. — The Good Ronds Committee of the Chnmber of commerce ban started n movement for a building program thnt will cnll for 111 foot r..a,|, throughout Snrnsota county. Res­ olutions nlno have been adopted making reiftmimondntionn to th? county comniiiudo.icni th a t perm.i nent construction b« carried out on nil roads in the county used by heavy traffic. -to uay 3L 0 g s& & ~ .....* ........ *.......... 1 I iwlay, Feb. 2d The University W ,\.• MINGTON, Feb i’Or-There ATLANTA, Felt. 20.- - Delegates • will rnlebrnle Foitrdlsrs D iv ..o .’i <-'"ii9lderi:lile iiiinn|iloynient in from lending cities throughout the Kumlny, Feb. 22. varimin sections of the coun- south nnd etint were here thin i ' . ' -----— __ ____ _ iry* mnnt of which, however ii. morning for opening of the fir;«t • nenionnl n i ; ho\vn in a survey loglotinl conference of the Junior ! inode public Inst night by the la- Chandler of Commerce ever holdt&j Imr construe in thin ncvuiuit section. The ■ ’ deportm • ........ ent. Ilailding uMtaum; m e llirniinghnm »h n in every ntntc c?:cx(*pt Kloridn dclccnllon’wa^ due to lraye*that «‘iiu Lulifornin. it was ilifrlosnl, city thin irnrninrr in four noroc«;. . ^ D vDf’N Feb. 20 - \n old rb w 't' tlecren-ed nronnidcrahle during the plnnos mid exported to arrive here : grfppfd working in 1707—158 years (frernnned Jmi.» o /t month 11. | in time for the formal opening. V B I'L'O -recently was restarted a fte r 11' * yenro cfTort by a member of c ir c u it c o r in' uim ik i .d . ' r- \ n t a i .o u p e a c r e a g e it't: tho Admit ally ntafT. Tho e!iH-k is nmiiit 20(1 years d d and rontnfui TAf LAHASKKK. Felt. 20. liV .lAJiFMR. Fell. 21 Watenr.f I more than 0(10 parts which weigh .................... .............. iu-rouge in Ham nlwiut 100 pound.*. It in made of memorandum tlccUion without op •■a and <*«tnt.'vl')iii.•• ernsn of imch flr» quality that an iiiin.i 11 »• • "pttv.ic t ourl iia uf- illmi nuinty will- he fully nn iarg Ingnt of it cnu’-l bo beaten n! firmed the Tireuit tom:, of la - IV! la ( v*:ar, doapitc the quarnntinFpyrtt-* *'.ii!!tv in th? emi? of Hen irgulntiona most like g o |,| Jraf. promulgated by tho The clock vvaa mmir by a rar- m:a :• *, plp'eiiff in error vi. The • mi*. ,,t Georgia against xliip- 1 f , nsnieil John Harrison for Iiitornntinn ! Idim- t'enipany, de- moots through and into Hint state 1 ' George II by order of ' ’•) h .\t la r .to.'. Tip l 3 involv­ r> j>iri'> straw according to County ("(• (it .1. d. Sochrest. Ibc Hoard of Lbngitudo which np- ed a fnt reliant dolt. pearp to have been an a d m iralty ' *mnniiFsion appointed to suy?rlnz iR siia E R e a iiB n z a sn n B a sa iisz a sR tt tend the installation of chroan- 1 'iK '.'sg sn u a u r in u sr n ftD . a m eters and navigation rip^orntun on ; We are Agents for the tho ship;! Of th** R ritiih navy. The * board gavo Harrison 91*250 f<»r S the job nnd lie took two y e a n to p make It. It is really a clock within » n clock, the nninllcr one running 2 for four minute* only, being wound p every three nnd three-quarter min- 2 nte» by the larger clock, which ha » to bo wound daily. WANT WIDER ROADS •*'h"“'hV2 ,c . A t ifli to W * (8%ai)A- D‘ »'.‘tT ' f t a ’fls a ^ S L -fts s ja a s i’ wna nrcsentotl by tho dramatic or ollierwlse, In and, to the follow.' Inn described lands situ ate, l y |n« and hcltiK in the County of Hemi. nolo nnd S la te o f Florida, more particularly described a s follow s t o .w lt: Clovnrnment L ois Ono c t ) ami Tw o (3) nnd tho Knot Half t r . i t ) of the S outheast Quarter ( S E « i ) ' o f Section SI. T o w n sh ip 1), South or lls n x c !» Kast; also, Government Imt One ( t ) o f S ec­ tion 23, T ow n ship IP, South of IlnnRe 29 Hast: also. and as S ue. Government Lot T w o ( ! ) of Sectlou 23. T o w n s h i p . I P , South of Itanar 39 Hunt: also. Government T«ot T h ree (3) of W: . i * i A -------- , *. \ JL^-*2s t v *-----T u .^ i- .e-J i .481*^1* . L -- •*!------------ --------- *» j f' iSfcX d - yy* ”* * — ~ l —— Ai j/W * iJL .. sQ z — la- — a - 1 _____ I THE NEW CASINO ON THE OCEAN MAHONEY - WALKER CO. INCORl'ORATKI) I'lume •IKMj - — ■■ ----------- 207 K. Commercial Kl. is t u r u r ic j .r ia t a B s a ia n a s c i/ic .in /i^ r n s s s iiR s s -iv iia a a , B Y -T H E -SE A F i/I crfejl. VVficn c«:mpfet2 d U^wil/Gc unequa Hctf Elorid-,. if not in tho enliro Male. ’ rVn^r* 1*^.;.1,,'.ovc~ nn 'vKith work ha>» ^ the cast court of ' I'acinR directly on the Atlantic Occur the building will hnv.. i, rr .m. , , , •Wond Walk nnd :i depth of 2.ir» feet iu each wine llotwcpn ih. , * ^ ? C ° f Jtu fcct on thc* i!) Roman U ools-lhe hi Rcr or main pool ItciiiR 150 by 50 feet 'w ith ? * * WlH l>C lhrcc l‘y 20 fcct each. In thc main pool various ^ lew of which may l,c had from Ihc Ampitheatre across the west cnd im ,!^ 1°. hc,J’ Un cXce,,cnl thc hiiiltlini'. ,,d north and south sidcu o ANNOUNCES On thc Krniind Iloor of the south win*' there ,vi|| |>r. c ,IM p..,, ... , . , ......... .. ............. "IC north » in B foclng o j„hn,on Siri-'l w i l l " c i m i t i J I ’"' 1'or • hops. . <■-, « ih contain n Hcriey of cxcltibh e l irnh-r tho protection of brilliant Itomun awtOngn these on Ike i.rnmen nlee .................... "V W'"K»-W«I find a most delightful spot fe-m which to view Ihe .rt-nvvT ihi, •<*T bcnln. nnd t nwntch the bathers In the surf. ' UIin " i,:’ fsi-sthe fimldinn will contain 8 2 1 dressing rooms ciuiiiincd with evnrv m i , many new and novel features. ill’ t-ver> modern convenience and ’iVhi'e the pooh will he Komimestjue in design the ueni r il irri.iin»i . (“ K " i' 1' •he -I'l'l Country Clilh, llellvwnod lintel D en.' -mil ih T : . " '11 I,c -V inlsh, Mendef the New llcsort l ily. ' 1 !l l,ul'»e ""d private luiildingo huildii . 12 Much W httlbata J'ive I’tiiK -npr) A N ew Advanced Six You’ll Enjoy tke FRE1 SEDAN at $1485 VOUWill LliAliHWHYSOMUCHIS HEARDABOHf HOLI.YWOOH F. O . D. Factory Here’s tiic newest Nash enclosed car concep­ tion—lar^c and roomy, swunj* low on the 1’ Mnch Advanced Six chassis and powered v idi tlu* hig Nash Six motor. Here is quality of custom-built character} is beauty that captures your inMani admiration; and here is a price that hi* j you more sheer value than the i.idur.tr* has ever o{Tcrpd in this fync of car. ) >ocr.*i :»r,* extra mtmc; the uphotetay Js jf choice mohair cloth, and there arc N»:»h design four-tvhci-1 brnkes, full balloon tires five Uu.id disc wheels, nml nu array of (*.•;-, thee sfnpoiucit attractions. Ir?> iV-tc \ s N vli---------------V btlb'J.-. -I*£> the Special C!x • Flve-puij. t> SBJINOLii OVERLAND MOTOR CO. KitUsC kV^f t •*. , '• * *, - lake the enjoyable free Tour of Inspection to Hollywood Hy-tlic-Sca. Our Specially Dcsiirned 2 l-l’itssennv • Touring Coaches DcLuxe Makes Weekly Trips from Sanford Clip, Fill Out and Mall This Coupon Today! (-1 -III lb & GRAHAM, I.oral ItrprrNi'UtalivrM, VALDEZ HOTEL, SANFORf), FLORIDA. DEAR SIR S:—Kindly etnd mo without obligation on my part, full information about tho F R E E TOUR OK IN­ SPECTION to Hollywoi d Uy-tho-Sca. and Du.. -Intiv * Printed M atter, Illustrated. NAME UinijMi,. in formation about the Iour. together* , maUcr* illustrated will he sent t» ) oU 10 C,° “l-on *n this adverti-sement. Si'HERS REALTY COMPj AGENTS FOR LAND & WATER COI A D D R ESS.......... ........................................... UTY ...... STATE STATE OFFICES: l:.el.s,.mi|le g,. Peu-r,!,, ,:< )R *D A AnyMSlin e :‘n,|Kl “ rlando Daytona W« l ,v,lv t neon Fort l.auderdale Avon I'a �PAG® TW O rr MONDAY AFTERNOON, ie Sanford Herald Speaking Of Co-Operation FEBRUARY 23. MONDAY, A>jtrr AfeouT n o w a m ir a c l e w o u l d ,c o m e in ^ || 0AN As Brisbane Sees ty ' '“Get this ad ih tatdJV1 »*id the^ale^n^M M r .oCf# large ; ’ltiie T r tti lo 6nt. ' M l n i r , r i n irM a realty firm as he hjuidcd, <$opy for a page over thefcounter : t h e President's N ttt Mm i , •' aa Saeond C lass Matter, IT, l l l l , i t the Postoffice at eleven-thirty in the morning. "Put this one in and leave A Little Lonirer Message. ford, Florida under Act of some of the little ads out." he continued, when informed that S, HIT. t “ Mitchell's Courageous Stand. there was no space left in that, day's paper/ IND L. U BAK. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE Manager ' The foregoing incident occurred in The Herald office MOWAMD M e n u .. ( C * , r r 1 « l l 1884) I Magnet la A e e a a e Ffeeae 148 Saturday morning and is aptly Illustrative of two bad spir­ THE disgraceful tru th about our itual traits which seem to be cropping out in Sanford and aircraft situation in now exposed. •VBirRIPTIOIV MATCH Oh„ Yeitf_.tT.00 ____________________ Ala Months IS.IB which are. likely to disrupt the splendid attitude of co-op­ General IHntes, chief of sU ff of the illvered In City hy Carrier, per eration which has marked progress in Sanford up to the United State* Army, adm t* FIR ST Delivered 1 w eak, lac. W eek ly Edition »f.00 ! that thi* country is absolutely un­ per Tear. present time. to defend itaclf against When advertising copy is brought In at elevrti-thirty | J^JJ„end $ Sr"and " second , 8FSICIAL NOTICRi All obituary Boiler*. cards o f thanks, r e s o l u t i o n and notices of en tertain m en ts where in the morning a tendency to "pass the buck” is seen. " I} that the Army has taken no steps c h a rg e s s r s made w ill be charged forgot about this ad______ until just a few minutes ago." or " I! to MAKE the nntion safe from ___________ M ______________ „ ‘for at regular ad vertising rales. i just haven't had time to get it up before now," or "1 can’t »ttock. l--i—. • — *r CIA1 ■MMTT i A.i6^HaW 4 tedl f ?raM7TaU^S*"- #*« ttift it makes any difference*", really cannot alter the THAT IS at least plain, and it V the *i«e fur rrpnb. t situation in The Herald office, namely that the force here is puts tho situation up to President im t o * CoolUJge who is head of the arm y JrJopXrwis^&l*" j also busy and that the paper must come out on time. rrftr a t i o n t M n «* tt S d lte d 'lo II ItOd In Ihl* paper and also the local n ew s published herein. All righ ts o f republlcatlon of special dt-patchM herein are a lso r e e e r v d ._______ MONDAY, FEB. 23, 1M5. THE UEBALDfB PLATFORM .I)««p«r water route to Jscluou. ▼ilk. _. . Sc—Construction of Bt. Johns—Indiaa River canal. Extension of white way. t/—Extension of local amusements s w im m in g pool, tennis courts, ate. g«—Acquisition of a municipal H—Augmenting of building pro-nooses, hotels, apartment 7^—Extension of street paving pro{^•Construction of bouljevird ■ M u d Lako Monroe. V,—Entrance Into Florida state ImsobaJI leegoe. ML—Completion of city beautifies Ban program. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. , THE RESU ERECTION: — J s iu s said unto tier, I am the res­ urrection and the life; he th a t bellevcth in me, though he were deed, yet shall he live and whoso­ ever llveth end bclieveth in me •ball never die. John 11:25, 20 “HEADED SOUTH" “The dingy >snow was falling fast. When through our busy city passed A flivver, vintage ninety-nine, Which hore upon its front a sign “Headed South.'' “I t squeaked and groaned; ’twas rusty, worn, Its fenders bent, its curtains torn, Its windshield cracked, its wheels not mates! Coked with th e mud of seven states, Headed Smithl "From Michigan or Ioway, Or North Dakota,—who can say? A bird of passage on the wing, Reeking n clime th at's ever Spring, Headed South! f“The rodB(*bre rough, tho face*is slow, 1 There’s many a weary mile to go. But what enre they? They’re footloose, free! We watched them pass, and wished that we, wore Headed South!'' —Exc. -------- o--------W hat have you dons today to help build tip Sanford? •-------- o--------What we have escaped to date: "The Hairy Cutte Shoppe". ---------o-------It begins to look as if the uir service has gone into n tail spin. ------ o------ The only ones who seem to he profiting hy the gtin elevntion ag i­ tation nre the hold-up men, ------ o------ Sanford celery growers arc w ear­ ing the smile th at refuses to be obtlteiatcd on aerount of high cel­ ery prices.—Times-Unlon. No, the paper has not come out on time, not for the past four or five days. Such has been the desire of The Herald to please advertisers, ami such have been the unusual de­ mands of real estate promoters for advertising space, that frequently ads were nccepted when they obviously would de­ lay the paper. This is .bad business both ..................... . . .for . . the advertiser . I, , . and for The Herald. When the paper is late, it naturally is by no means as carefully read as when it comes early and every one in the family has plenty of opportunity to read it before bed time. Hence many ads arc missed. And, worst of all, subscribcrs get tired of a late paper, and sooner or later quit taking it, and the both advertiser*. and newspaper owners arc out of luck. But what impressed us most nbout tho conversation men­ tioned in the first paragraph of this editorial was, "Put this one in and leave some of the little ads out". Wc can’t be­ lieve that only a very broadminded person could see that such an attitude by this paper would be a little bit unfair. What chance would the small advertisers have? Most of them prepare their copy a day or two in advance. Then at the last minute before going to press, some “big adver­ tiser” dashes in with a page ad which he "forgot’ 'to bring in earlier and expects to crowd the little ads out of the paper. Hardly. Not in America. Perhaps in England and cer­ tainly in Germany before the war, some such scheme could be worked, but this is America, and a democracy, where everyone has an equal opportunity, where the rule of "first come first served” prevails, where the "little fellows" have equal rights with the "big men." Yes, The Herald wants ads and the more of them wc get much more money than the smaller advertisers can bring In. but page ads will never crowd the smaller advertisers out of the paper, not out of any paper in America. Yes, The Herkl wants ads and the more of them we get the better we like it, but The Herald has an obligation to perform which it owes to its subscribers, namely: to get the news to them at the earliest possible moment; and The Herald Ih going to do it, ads or no ads, ------------- o------------------ THE RICH MEN who hnvc come to Florida for health and pleasure have to n large extent caught the vision of its limitless possibilities, and have taken an active part in their utilization and in making known to the world at inrge the story of what the state has to offer. Rut it is not merely the rich men who have come here for pleasure or for health, or for building, that is making Florida. Tens of thousands of people of moderate means, and many without any means, have sought in Florida the opportunities whieh they could not find at home. Men and women from every part of the Sooth, as well as the North and West, have poured into Florida during the last few years In an almost ilhehdihg stream, and the consus of 1920 shows that there were more natives of Georgiu who were citizens of Florida than there were citizens in this state born in all the northern and west­ ern states combined.— Richard H. Edmonds, Editor of the Manufacturers Record. ------------------ o— -------------- THE MAN who starts out with the idea of getting rich won't succeed; you must have a large ambition. There is no mystery in business success. If you do'each day’s task suc­ cessfully, stay faithfully within the natural operations of commercial law, and keep your head clear, you will come out all right.—Rockefeller. GREAT TEACHERS MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH im . X A \ 1 s «‘ith Dakota has livrd to Ifa to h e rc w n h n Z ^ . nbly true. >»• nnd then him self^.** <y ° 1 Dancer it, ’ beUevpil whaf * him, has kicked th « % £ ' Prankfott < 5 ^ . misaiW so nirtr 8 i nrc 1i ‘ Dogs arc wagon;, ^ n n a n y ,?! miVk! h"y probabW 1 Many n man with , past is now sitting n solving crossword r " THE PRESIDENT in finishing a message said to he one of the; shortcat on on record. reconl. It will probshortest nbIy be stretched n little, following General nine's confession of Army incompetency, to make room fori a ! fcw won,B on thBt "ubject’ Chicago won,, candles m, her hinfZ cause she never hurray | a t both ends. r«>. IT IS THANKS to Brigadier General Mitchell nnd his courag­ eous tru th telling in the face of threats from higher up, th a t the people know the truth. And now he has his choice of resigning from the Army or ac­ cepting the reduced rank of Colo­ nel, Including probable tran sfer from Washington to some obscure post. In Chicago the tfVhave a glee club, preha,,; can sing their wrongThe world’s failure u an end leaves us with ment of our Kuropein night. // i Burning love Mtm in a Duluth (Minn.) cld flame. *w THE PRESIDENT nnd the peoic will be interested to know w hat Ir. Weeks hns been doing, nnd whnt kind of n Secretary of W ar he things this nation needs. Un­ less he has some better excuse than ignorance or indifference, there ought to he a good Job waiting for him in some comfortable banker’s nnd brokcr’8 office. S EVEN HE knows now, nnd the President knows, from official sources, from tho arm y's chief of staff, what you have been reading here for many months. The next question-.is what, if anything, will hf done about it? _ Shall wo WAIT, nnd SEE and SAVE, and make up our minds when tho first bombs befrin drop* rin g ? Or shnll we perhaps act the old gang of aircraft grafters and incompetents to work 7 The ^'resident is responsible to tho people for ENOUGH fighting airplanes of the kind that will FLY ami FIGHT, not merely the kind produced by incompetency and g raft Inst time. JVhnt the President DEMANDS, Congress will DO. Nntional thanks are due to the Congressional committee th at hns dragged out the truth from our ridiculous so-cnllrd army defend­ ers. shot1^ Greeks and TW, I again. When ,h r ,Z " ' i ,s JUBl f“r the and rtavy, and responsible to the “p,e nntional safety, can you imagine how a—ir V -'441S JO U ......... .......... , the — defence force would be btfilt up If Theodore Rootevelt were P resi­ dent? WHAT, by the way, was the idea of hearing General Hines in aecret session? Is the PUBLIC, not entitled to know the state of n a ­ tional defense? Asia and Eurono know all nbout it, you may be sure. The condition of this country ns regards aircraft defense and the "secrecy'" pnrt of it recall the sad case of Itemise, n fter Abelard her tutor, had had her in charge for n little while. Everybody in Pnris knew the truth, except her innocent oid un­ cle. tho Cnnnn Fulhert. Every­ body in the world has long kown the truth about our national lack of defense, except innocent old Uncle Sam. M’ one wh"" o m m ill III li!‘ London news today fortune to n girl tc'h» m arry him. Her kin cr forgotten. Jill EXECUTIVES COME HIGHER NOW S A V E and T H R IV E in FORBES MAGAZINE Not so long ago $100,000 n year system, of rew arding leading ex­ was sufficient to nttract the top- ecutives according to the financial notch executives in any industry. results they achieved each yenr. Several now get 1 million dollars He not only believed in sharipg profits with his m angers, hut tic or more a year. I know one man who recently greatly enjoyed doing it. in later turned down 1 million dollars a years one of his fondrst boasts year, nnd I know several others was that, ho hnd been Instrumental who would refuse a similar in making more millionaires than amount. any other man in the world. The cnpiUistjc system in tho This system of paying execu­ United States is undergoing an tives large amounts in audition to evolution, almost a revolution nt their salary is rapidly coming in­ tho top. Formerly a capitalist or to vogue in the industrial world n corporation could hire the strong and to n lesser extent, in hanking cat of executives on a straight and in the mercantile world. It snlary of $50,000, $75,000 or $100, has not yet reached railroading. 000. The day is rapidly coming when Today such figures are spurned concerns that refuse to share pro­ bv modern high-powered execu­ fits with m anagers will have to he tives. i satisfied with 'second-rate exccu Capital can no longer hire the tives, for the number of enterbrainiest m anagers without offer­ prises adopting profit sharing is ing them, in addition to a suhstan- Increasing iik never before so thiiL ’** Uni salary, ir share* iiVthe jfi-ofUa. hy uml hy the* hlilest of, innnngets *** Earned. i will experience no difiiculty in Cnrnegie was among the firs t,1joining a company or institution if not the first, to introduce this 1or firm sharink profits. 192 5 Tlic Father of hi.; C know both poverty and ,in his lifetime. But extravagance m |ways a stranger to him. Let it ho a stranger to Make Thrift your closef ‘ W R ft THE F I R S T NATION BANK .. < n v n i i i n , rr, a. THE ODDITIES OF HUMAN NATURE ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD ■ HI I'or more than two weeks the could visualize the man pinioned |M front pages of newspapers the i to the ground by a fallen boulder,! 2 country over novo devoted head* awaiting release. Then came the m lines and columns of space to Floyd closing up of the narrow entrance ■ Collins, and his entombment in to the cave and all communication Jl .Sand Cave. Sympathy nnd inter- between Collins and the outside, m est have been aroused in c o u n t-1world ceased. Organized forces J less thousands of people, and ev-Jtook hold to the re cue. nnd for " cry detail of the story of the h e -1days the country has followed ■ roic attem pts to rescue the victim (heir progress. The suspense ends 2 hns been read. with the finding of Collins, dead, ! ■ Y et every day death comes in .ih was feared, following morel** horrible form to so many, A than two weeks spent in the c a v e .'" -pistol . . . . . shot, . A , a thrust , , of a knife, i It i» evidently not death which ■ self inflicted, or a deed wrought in people fear and dread so much as ■ passion or madness, and life after it is n long, lingering death, one 9 life goes out. An auto accident, which hns in it tho ’elements of « and not* one but several are kilt-1the torture chamber of the nnci- ■ cd. These things happen nil the ents. Floyd Collins’ life might 5 time. Wc rend nbout them nnd j have been snuffed out in some w pass on. ^ | sudden manner, nnd no one save 5 But the Collins tragedy seems , those nearest nnd dearest to him a to have amused the country from I would have given it. more than a ■ one end to the other. The eie- j passing thought. This is hitm an!2 rnents of the story were so un- nature, and its attitude toward the « usual the details so tragic. One tragedies of life. * 20 LOTS Located in City Limits on Sanfo Avenue, south of Rose Court. $ 1 5 ,000.00 THE Congressional Committee, President Emeritus Charles W. American history wo have no one it was announced yesterday, will Elliott of Harvard University, one who in any way equals him in see­ report in favor of a separate a ir­ of the leading educators of recent ing nnd reporting. In the whole plane departm ent, and that i3 wel­ times, has given out a list of ten history of human thought no phil- come news. A separate depart­ great educators, in his opinion d u r-1osopher since Plato equals him in ment of air defense, such ns is «1ing tho past two hundred years I charm of style and in freedom and ready established in Great Britain, Visitors who take the twenty- and of ten of the greatest in h is-1elevation of Spirit. To look a t Em- will take the decision on aircraft eecond of February as the turning tory of the world. There is only i erson from one angle he is n poet m atters out of the reach of army point In the tourUt season are lay­ one man who appears in both lists1and a man of letters, from anoth- of naval gentlemen whose hearts the cr he is n philosopher and from an are with battleship builders, weep­ ing themselves open to pneumonia — Ralph Waldo Emerson. • attach.. sago of Concord, tho winged other he is a free religious soul. ing for their vanished profits. Franklin sweetly wise—tho boot of He in all three of these and more. Yen, the little girl down the the West. As Oliver Wendell On account of his during inde­ THE HIGH church' of England, ’ street obeyed her mother. Sho Holmes nlso snid of Emerson, "If pendence. the Harvard platform or pnrt of it feels humiliated be­ noticed when the coup boiled over. Inst a t times, mid vagno aerial was denied him during the most cause it hns not been able to create flight, none trends witli firmer fruitful period of his career, but saints of its own. Some satisfac­ It Wu.. half p ajt five. -------- n--------late in life Harvard repented and tion hut not enough is found m footsteps when he lights." DAYTONA NEWS Tho Ettltls Lake Region says its Matthew Arnold in ids lecture on gnve him some of the honors due the. grent number of saints that Phone < 202 First Street. ■ "modernism" which prompts one Emerson, which rather displeased no gifted a son. It is said that the Great Britnin has contributed to to say, "L it him n(T easy. Judge; a number of Emerson's friends be- meetings of the Harvard overseers the bonaflde list of the Roman W. R. Lynch, whose rompany located near centers of nopulatlon. enusu they felt that lie did not Emerson listened to other men's Catholic Church. It's his firrt murder." offered to donate sufficient While considering Mr. Lynch's of taRKMaxaKaBBHRnaaHHNHMHHNHHHHaHBXS*"*"111 place Emerson high enough ns a views with the simplicity and gen­ fer, since legislative authority Thu entombing of thirlv-ftve [unit, nevertheless, suid th at Em­ erosity of a child. Of President_ THERE is disappointment bc- land for the establishment of a must ho secured before the offer golf course, spoke the miners by an explosion at Sullivan, erson's essays were the best and Klliot, then a younger mnn, Km er-lcause tho British Church can’t find municipal , . , .... under his term s can he accented Ind„ rauBnd little more comment most inspirational prose of re­ son one dny said, “whnt a fine fcl- w way to mnke n snint of Florence unvarnished truth when he publicly I the commission will show vi i n: th in did the plight of Floyd Col­ cent time and that the greatness low Elliot is." Nightingnle nnd supply her with declared that the majority of peo- by looking about for othci ------ loca­ of Emerson was that lie is the lins. "President Elliot's list of tlie a halo. The answer to that is [do who come to Florida arc seek- tions. ,, Future needs must he confriend and aider of those who j ten greatest educators during thi •-hat F brence MUJhtingo'v'e is n ing the citv , „ rccrcution. . and . — which ------- sidored and in all likelihood it The Asheville Good Will Party would live hy the Spirit. Arnold (past two hundred yenrs includes saint already and needs no halo. fails to provide it is courting the would bo economical to acquire was fittingly onh rtained in San­ also saw thut Emerson sounds the j Horace Mann, Adam Smith, MichWhen she went to Scutari with clr.LPrc5!,n™* 1 Property to meet the demands ford and will enrry hack to their note of hope that we so much need*' nel Faraday, John Stuurt Mill, her group of devoted nurses to save W hether the city accepts M r.; which are bound to coime. • hm ies In \ ’ -IV Carolina wonder­ ed in the modern world. Wltllani Ellery Channing. Charles from needless death the wounded Lynch a offer or not. and npparThe success of a municipal golf A learned Englishman who vis- Robert Darwin, Ralph Waldo Em- men in tho Crimen sticking a t the on My it is most acceptable, event­ course ful rtorl»'t • f the hospitality they in a Inrge measure depends received In FI -bin. ited the United States several erson, Ernest Kenan, Herbert work, although prostrated with ually provision will have to he upon its accessibility. Jacksonville ■ ■■(i » years ago gave out the opinion (Spencer, ami Louis Pasteur. Wc fever, she made herself n saint. made present. Golf is an institu­ WASHINGTON’S other cities have dem onstrat­ Secretary of War Weeks would that every superlatively good a d -ja re of the opinion that Elliot him- Nothing thut the Archbishop 0f tion steadily increasing in popu­ and ed that municipal courses arc self • test the efficiency of the anti-air­ dress that ho heard on his visit sc'f should bo in this list. Canterbury might do would make larity. Tens of thousands of win­ supporting and p!ty reasonable’in f'(.-xi»e wir a man of .. Washington — ................ craft guns hy having them fir,, at contained something of Emerson. In the opinion of President El­ her saintliness more genuine than ter visitors would not think of re­ tercst. on the investments looked forward tu the tim e when the "• 1 targets drawn by airplanes. That Maurice Maeterlinck, next to Em er­ liot the ten leading characters of it is. maining in a place where their But the thought behind n mu! would become onq «,f the foremost nations. would hr a splendid job for some son. has written the best essays of the world hto Aristotle, Galen, favorite pastime could not be fol­ nicipnl golf course should not bo i look ahead you can see how much more th* enterprising young aviators. recent times, particularly in his Leonard DaVincl. Milton, Shake­ "THE UNITED STATES ls lowed, since one of Florida’s a t­ a money-making one. The p a r a -1 ------ o— — Treasures of (he Humble, puts Em­ speare, John has in store jf you save-, rcgulnrly. Locke, Inimnnuel sounding the Allies on another tractions is that the winter is mount thought should be of the I , t L 1<1 (• J , Some day there will be as many erson nt the head of nil those who Kant, Francis Bacon, Isaac New­ arm s conference to be held in t h e . ideal time to play and hun­ nttract ion it vntild constitute in • yachts on Lake Monroe as there have had both the freedom and ton and Emerson. dreds of courses nre in operation draw ing and keeping people here W ashington." Open nti account with the SEMINOLE COd are now on Lake Worth and Bi$- sweetness of culture, and the high­ Plato should certainly be includ­ Why another, In the name of in various parts of the state, and f. however it nays for its opera-' ■ BANK. I I er inspiration of the Spirit. As r cayno Bay. Then Sanford will he ed in this Inst list and the list does heaven nnd common sense? Didn’t Daytona has completely overlook- Don and eventually .accumulates ! .- known us the creatcst inland re- Emerson's son said, his father not seem complete without Socra­ wo get into enough trouble last c d jth is drawing card. the original cost. servjHg Its o u r ^ went alone every day to get tes. Of course President Elliot is time, promising not to fortify •*% i.v ri;iu :v r iw m savings ac ot >r» ’ sort In North America. *1he average golf course requir­ thoughts that did not originate only dealing with human educat­ Guam, where an adequate United es a t least 100 acres. Land is not ..... — o--------Governor Charles W. Bryan, with him, hut which were colored ors. He would certainly recog- Stutos a ir base would have kept cheap. It is more expensive when ju stified "lil,,llMh""'nt I. furth.-r form er lie,»ocrutic candidate for by him. As Emerson himself put tiiae as Wells has done that Jesus Asia quiet for ever, und making the pro sidency, was arrested in it. there is guidance for un all and is the supreme teacher, who has ourselves responsible for other Pensacola the other day for speed­ hy lowly listening we shall each1anpeared on this planet. Wells in nations’ possessions in the Pacific? ing*. Goshl 11ow the Governor hear the right word. In his essay his list of the six greatest men of BY IRVIN S. COBB on The Oversoul. Emerson make; I the world in all fields of human mubt have changed! OUR ARMY is nt the mercy of S a n f o r d , F la . the further revelation of the sec-1 greatness suya th at Jesus, even gas and bombs from the sky. Our -------- o------- "Say, Mizz Sloan, who’s sick nt "Home advertisers have peculiar ret of his genius. He saw that from a human angle, is the great cities under airplane attack Would_ yo’ house?" inquired Lydia, the seems to he ailin’ wid him**" notions. They pay you for a foiir- th» true wine of tho highest in­ man of history. Wells in his list al­ be made horrible hole of suffocn- f colored washwoman, meeting n physician. It’s a very curious dis STRENGTH - SERVICE - I’ROGRE^ ease. He eats and streps well, well he i„ - inch nd and expert yon to give spiration, came only to the meek so included Buddha, Aristotle, n tion and terror. can stay out in the sun all dav form er employer on the street. them five inches of reading m atter. and lowly, to the humble nnd the | Chinese constructive statesm an and oil | Our lumbering battleships would Bome dav sve are going to buy i obedient. j a lover of peace, whose name wc be a ghastly joke. And the Gov­ "Yistiddy 1 seen Doctor Walker’s the front porch and he hasn’t any ; pain, but you remember how netiv,. victrola and u ■*’ *hem to throw in Em or son's brothers were more forget; Roger Bacon and Abraham ernment official thut defends and automobile stnndin' in front ef he used, to be a grand tiiano Sanford Herald. brilli. i t and promising than him -' Lincoln. Perhaps no two men urges r« reliance ’on the battleship yore w do’ aad.de S A d a * s . ^ X a v e k I ''' n°W h' ‘W t Wood mThe.ee fellows art* not nearly so seif, hut by his attitude of open-j would make out tho yanm list of iti deflnn J “ ance of common sense, bebad as the ones who never spend m to the light nnd sincere re- men of superlntlve gfiduB, but cause his 1is friends make millions in *a v.Y: dv. . . f / A vcdiL ' • i ■* 111 1 I * * *'i "Liw " nffc' Cut to Sist a cent In advertising and still want porting he made more of his ta l- 1President Elliot I m madp no nds- hqildiiig _ _ battleships, is a danger­ exclaimed l.ydia.1 I k,'*!. a.WuUl H° rry to heah th a t'M "D at ain't ’no disease whut ■'free stuff on every excuse that ents tl.in a h u jt of men who s U r t- ‘takQ in including Emerson in both ous traitor, and needs to have tha See “ Nobody knows y e t- n o t even the 1 b other’ ‘ ; ’ g„V: M i«“ $ l „ r Uti y,,,| « „ $9.00 per '«* • arises,—Clermont Press, ed out with better prospects. Inof his lists. tru th told plainly. said the sympathetic Lydia. “ What a On very liberal terms. A chance double your money in less than ay BRITT REALTY CO. INC. Realtors MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE H u h VISION IKV" " V lri S JS ra : A BLESSING FROM ON HIGH 5cininoIc(j[ounhjl)fl GARDEN HOSE "It’s mybrother J atL”/ T '* T ft° d" ;*"'’ frumHeavenr Stove and I'ire ADVANCED I5'c Per Foot Hardware Co. Britt Realty C �Sdcia e of Sahfor Children Are Given Iflhstrated S e r m o n By Dr. E. D. Brownlee >cial lendaf “ REVOLUTI ON DEPLORE PASSING OF 2 MEMBERS [Seekers claafl *!.* ,1 m ating •* J^e ff M. McKim at 3 Ihostess wilt k Little. Mr*. Chnp1 Gette, Mr*, r* C a . Williams. wJ|e'r will *'\ler‘“‘n , n Club nt the Betf" m at 3:30 o’clock. R i n a of the Wo1 the Church Service _ Holy Cross Parish the residence of SV r on Park Ave>uild will meet with hall on Union Avek ICo’ild hostess, Mrs. Union Avenue, 3:30 II)»Dp*rtment of the V „ai entertain with (ridge luncheon at 1 |be • social meeting the social room of in Church a t 8 o’hands? Five of the Meth ,J meet at the home Parker at 3:30 o’Iber Three of the brch will meet a t the p. hi. Elder at 3 entertain Club. entertain ut 3:30 I Friday |be a banquet given Ipeople of the church room of the Presth at 7:30 o’clock. itarday. t Club will meet ut 10 o'clock. Hour will be held at it 10 o'clock. NOTICE be a meeting of the tion Auxiliary ut the louse Saturday aftero’rlock. Mrs. F. J. istrict committeewoni will he u guest at As this is the first officer has visited the It Is hoped that there <t sttemiance. There cornered ’ C. E. at 8:S0, ■ importance, of KVae cal, andTodustHa! debaters were, EranteUxtie. Williams and Cloyd RaaeeU, ] cal—Jesn Maxwell and O ne* Ion, Industrial Dorothy Hero John Bromley. There were good crowds at the services of the day. The dreu making, class under Mrs. Kent B oulter in her usual the direction of Mias Eva RichardSunday morning Dr. E. D. PHONE:—Raa. 4Z8-J charming way entertained the son of Tallahaassa opened in the i Brownlee ave an illustrated sernice gai members of the T. E. L. class club house Monday morning wlthjmon to children at the Pm byterThursday afternoon a t her attrac­ ,a lerge number of Interested wo- Ian Church, His tsxt was from ' men in attendance. The classes Luke 12:3, 4, “That which. Is cov­ tive home on Celery Avenue. Lovely spring flowers, artistic- will Inst one week and will be di­ ered shall be ravealed; that which leally arranged, were used as dec­ vided bito twe sacikHM. The first ye apeak in the ear In closets shall orations throughout the house. CARD O F T H A N E S will be held at » o'clock and the be proclaimed from the hoiisetope.’’ A few matters of business were second at B o'clock each day. On Four objects were used an il- ... ,; --------transacted and pi plansm for future account of the bridge luncheon lustrations: a looking gl*** to II- We wish to •spres* our riion Chapternof°tVeh NSas iV ,aA 'prirherP^0 H *'e 11 r?!,n,vwl: that we Edward Higgins and R. C. Bow­ work outlined. givin bv the Hociat Social Department of iu, . Music was enjoyed i givtrt peporiment or trat» how U « M waves ___— ___ ■ • u ’ ,A f v ev? nt ,he passing of our dear er spent Monday in Orlando.. lustrate light c a nJy !____ elation to our friends for the floral offeiii offertn n during the after loon. Contests . the club, there will he no meeting i f intfl colv 1many beautiful floral Valdei Hotel 'saturdS^afterLon’ w hh^d/.T «n ^ i V i ack"ow,ed*'? ns of sympathy Mr., Anna M. D. F o U , S. E. Barrett was a business vis­ appropriate to George Washington l of the dress maJfjafr class on Tues- | | nuB||y . a caabtra to Ulustratn and kind expressions of our beloved birthday were held and prlxes wen* iday aftsrnoort.* The ‘limit of en -| h-.w ^rmanent the«c pictures a n . presiding. itor in Saoford Saturday. nward«l to the winners. Mrs. 1 rollnieht lias riAt'ydt >U*i. reach-'j Resolved that we shall miss her The meetln th e meeting was opened iijr by mo the 1|fr “ Stewart received a vase of flowers led end there Will ha room for l ‘i j v HkWwfs#' ake caught, ami a salute to the flag followed by pray- Famil^ nruO kal _we extend to her Mr. and Mrs, J. S. Harvard and and Mrs. W. T. Wheeless a large mom This DN »en tv any one ill Mr. and MnuW.'V^ Walain ^ . .j t ^ Hlustrate the amily.nur heartfelt sympathy. *rT*y the chaplain, Mrs. J. N. children motored to Sebring Sun­ hunch of celery. Favors of hatch- Sanford who wishes to join, wlieth-1 •***■ w ‘n" ' M.K 4hd Mrs.'C. H. 1 Resolved further: that these reae sounds. Ifo permanence of t Whitner. Folfowlng thiV'unfinish­ olutlon", be published in The San* day. ets and cherries carried out the erd u b ntembkr orh ot. 1 The *nl_______ _ of the sermon wan | ed business wus transacted. purpose An evening class may ho ar Washington idea. tord Herald and that copies be sent I t|)j I to show that * moving picture Is Mrs. John Leonnrdi was elected to the fnnilly. Frank Dutton returned S atur.................OM, „ r U u7 The hostess, assisted by her moth ranged. If there are enough who Mrs. Samuel Pulcaton, ns a delegate to Continental Con­ •lay from New York City a fte r,a n , er, Mrs. Nix, her daughter, Helen. would like to take advantage of being taken o f Avery act'and per­ Mary Eliza both Puleaton. Mhu MU* gress with Mrs. F. F. Dutton and absence of several months. and Mrs. Forrest Gatchcll and Mrs. this opportunity. Any who may manently rteords It the s|w, and Gladys Wilson, Morris WlmbUb* Today the Sallie Harrison ChanMrs. If E. Watson ns «Ste?!ates ter K 1'if aas 'K I (I 1 Is s n 'Ii * •" 1*0" ■ 11 John Abrahams, served delicious wish to regi register for the evening that sound waves are permanent and Wltliam Moye formed a con-’ Mrs. W itner gave a report concern^ i 'T „N’ ? ' U- A; ,R* *?etn,& 1,1 rc* u ' Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Conotey. refreshments. Corsage, bouquets (class may do so by calling Mrs. R recording every word wo say. This nial party motoring to Dayton* j ing the m arker of Fort Melon I ‘“’s*on would unite in the gen- p i . and Mrs. B. D. Caswell, mo­ of sweet peas from the hostess' J R. Deas. who Is chairman. was to teach us cure in conduct ach Sunday. and speech. Mrs. DeForrest in n few heart i of T**te t ln “ .e tored Sunday to Daytona Beach. beautiful garden were given to The next meeting of the Litera­ It words ,1,.! grief of " I Ptt!l!jl||g of our member, Mrs. R. felt words «-/nrn..,..i expressed the each of the guests. ture Department will be held with the chapter in the passing of two h. heclor who has been closely Those present were: Mrs. Stew­ Mrs- Edward Market! a t her home m i M X f l H I of its most beloved members. Mrs. art, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Ed. Blggers, Ed^ewater, Wednesday afternoon as an Hunornry mem­ guest of friends. B. J . Starling and Mrs. R. S. organization Mrs. L. B. HolUr, Mrs. A. M. Walk at 3:30 o’clock. The department ber. Keelor. The following resolu­ er Mrs. J. |) . Abrahams. Mrs. will discuss plans for the next year tions were read and passed by the Glenn Wimhlsh returned from Barney Beck, Mrs. Reece, Mrs. J. program ami the postponed enter­ Therefore he it resolved: th at 'OLD FASfltWNED* chapter;. we grieve nt the passing of our Aiken, S. C„ Monday where he A. Kelly, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. F. R. tainment that will be given in the Today the Sallie Hurrison Chap­ dear friend from irs and we ac­ spent the week end. Savage. Mrs. W. T. Wheeless. Mrs. near future. ter N. S. D. A. R. being in regu­ knowledge with deep appreciation Under the auspices of the Music F. I). King, Mrs. Forrest Gatchell, lar session, would unite in the her ready help in all m atters un­ George A. DeCottes returned Mrs, G. M. McGahagen, Mrs To- Department, a lovely concert is Sunday from Jacksonville where •si M”- . Stanley, Mrs.. J.. It being arranged for Friday evening general expressions of regrel with dertaken hy our chapter. the D. A. R. of the State of Flor­ Lyles, Mrs. Fox of Georgia nnd at the club house. It will lie an Resolved therefore that wo shall lie visited his mother. ida and the civic organizations of miss her greatly und that we ex­ ftnss Hettve Exuni of Rocky artist's recital and rnusle lovers Mi. and Mrs. Bart Peterson Mount, N. C. our City in the loss «f our distin­ tend to her family our heartfelt are anticipating this with much left Saturday for their home in Interest. guished member, and pnrticulnrly sympathy. Jamestown. N. Y. A re presen tnllvo nil in tier of San­ ns a chapter we would honor the Resolved further that these res­ Dr. J. N. Robson left Saturday for ford club women will atten the memory of Elizabeth Harrison olutions he published In The iVanYou Are Cordially Invited Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, Charleston, S. C., having been cal­ meeting of section seven in Lees­ Starling our founder and first re­ ford Herald and that copies os Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mahoney mo­ led In Ins sister, Miss Sallie Rob­ burg next Friday. gent. sent to the family. son. who is criticnlly ill. tored to Daytona Beach Sunday. MI93 KATHRYNWI.KE Y ,s „ ,r 148 Key will jek Bridge ■Holly will Vs Club rs. Keni Hostess To Of f i e T . E Personals c - 0 'T « t » * r » »f t IJ S te rm “PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD* ALL THIS WEEK AT PAOLA Popular Local Girl Leads Grand March With Jas. Sharon, Jr. Judge and Mrs. W. H. McCrary ment of lights were covered with Columbus, (la., are guests of gold. In the direct center of the of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McCrary. room high over the heads of the dancers, u diamond shaped figure Friends of Miss Annie Hawkins wns fashioned of the red and blue. will Is* sorry of learn that she Is A popuiar"rec o C ^ r o ? e h S r a ,y w a s i1" n‘ ,lt>r home'on'Cele'ry" Avenue. ‘‘Moonshine in Cyful Gables.” a t Mr. and Mrs. G. Irving Ixmcks, .... ..................... . ilaiuv hot_ of. the neuson. Lunch »| lent and Mrs. Earl I.oucks returnwas served from a table elaborate-1 S n tiir.C from a motor trip ly decorated with red roses down the East Coast. During the intermission sand_____ wiehes and coffee were served. At Mr and Mrs Ifni Wli»ht Mr Mrs. K. J. Holly with Miss May Holly, Miss Naomi Scuggun and W arner Scoggan returned Sunday from Gainesville where they spent the week-end attending the prelentnn festifities of the University of Florida. __The following nccount of the l’i Kappa Phi hall appeared in tlu> Gainesville Sun of Saturday, Feb. in their dance iirogrnms whleh fashioned of white satin were en21: A grand inarch led by Miss Nn- gruved in gold and tied with white umi Scoggan of Sanford, and leather wrist holders. During one of the dunce featur­ James Sharon opened the Second annual Initiation ball given by the es, American Beauty roses were ' members of the Pi Kappa i'hi !'iven the girls us fuvors, and at fraternity of the University of another confetti und noisentukers. Chaperones nt the ball included: Florida Friday evening nt. the Wo­ .Mr. und Mrs. W. H. Reiser. Capman’s Club nf University Avenue. Miss Scoggan and Mr. Sharon were **’•}} • H* Bain, Mr. und assisted by .Miss Hlumhe Hall of »Jr«. Allen Huile, Mrs. P. K Crury, Jacksonville and Charles Bill. £*• Meadows, Mrs. J G. Under n canofty of gold and 1i?.l*uron' *', • “ • ' white stream ers danced beautifully I humus Shannon nnd Miss Mirinn gowned girls und their escorts to I Smith. the strains of music furnished by NOTICE the Florida Five orchsetru, which The Daughters of Wesley will wus almost hidden hy n lucewnrk ... . . . . . __ _ ________ of red .und blue. A lonr the ___ side meet Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock of the ball room u special arrange- at the home of Mrs. Zeb ItatlifT. th l< W H l i i f . i i m l n t its ,. n e . J . . . , I v i l « m ' i i p r i # <>■ I u d s L - . , . 1 ... ............... .. sysa M s . ‘ *"■ ’ I r O lT l Miss Katherine Young, Miss Maine Young nnd Miss Beryl Bow­ man of Oviedo spent Saturday In Sanford. Mrs. J. N. Thompson, Miss Mury Loui;-,* Corr und Miss Elizabeth Young of Oviedo wore shopping in Sanford Saturday. Frank Chappell arrived Saturday from Jaeksuiiville to visit his dilative*. Mi. und Mrs. II. H. Chappell. -*& * Vb 2? j a & urduy to St. Petersburg returning home Sunday. Delightful Party Is Given By Miss Eaton ii* ia iH > iH a ii> iia » » H H « » < » a a u a a ia ilia a lllH Miss Thelma Eaton proved a chnYnjing young hostess a t ttlie attractive home of her parents in Biiena Vista Frhiny evcnTiig. — spacious living The room wns most urtisjicnlly decorated with j nasturtiums and ferns, the rotnc esheme being green nnd yellow. Games were pluyed und danc­ ing enjoyed until a iate hour. Dur­ ing the evening delightful refresh­ ments were served. About 21) ruests were invited to attend this lovely party. Mrs. J. C. Aycork leaves Mon­ day for St. Augustine where she George Walker and S. W. Walk­ will visit relatives. Let me show you where you con double youf er Jr., of St, Petersburg are the Mrs. Andrew Leinhnrdt, Mrs. J. money on lot on paved Htreet. size 50x117; eaat Mr, nnd Mrs. S. Hnumel, Mr.* L. Malcolm. Mrs. Charles Bran­ guests for the week-end of their front; « W In. Price $1000.00. $100.00 rash. and Mrs Aldine McMielml. mo­ non sister, Mrs. Roby Lulng. nml Miss Eleanor Mae Bran­ tored to Cussadegn a t Lake Helen non of Oviedo were visiting friends Hnltutce $20.00 per month. Miss Francis Dutton returned Sunday, In Sanford Saturday. Sunday from Philadelphia, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. John I.eonnrdi where she has been taking a course A congenial party motoring to motored to Plant City Saturday Daytona in interior decorating. Beach Sunday were. Miss where Mrs. IsMiuardl remains the Sara Warren Easterby, Miss Ann guest of relatives. Mr. Leonard! Mr. and Mrs, E. F. Nlblack and Lee Miss Rosamond Radford, Itooms 501*502. Phone 05 returned to Sanford Sunday. Mrs. J. H. Wywne are spending a MIsn Allie Oilluii nml Miss Ruth few days with their sister. Mrs. S First National Bonk Building. Giilon. J. S. Means In Gainesville. ■ Sales Force Miss Kuhn Williams, Mr. K. L. Shipp. Fie« silverware. Tickets given I '4# *',* Bales girls wanted at Kenner's with all purchases nt Kent's Vul­ Kendrick Guernsey, secretary of canizing Works, Department Stoj-e. the Chamber of Commerce of Or­ lando, was a dinner guest at the ia B■ iB i iaVi ia V H i iii u ......................................... .. M■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ XHMM■■ I I « « ■■ a»«■ ■ ■a■a■a■a- B - -a-a7a a a a-a- a-a- a- a- a- B- a- iB - "a aVn av a av a B V BVa aVB V Sanford Country Club Sunday.>, E. F. LANE REALTOR jj «J4 ♦> * 5 ^ ❖ ♦ K * * H ^ K * * Ih *w K * ^ v w v New Underwear, Silk and Cotton t t! Do You Know That Geneva Avenue will soon be paved and made a through street to the eastern part of the county? That paying of Mellonville Avenue will be started immediately? That Oak Hill is becoming known as a closein subdivision because of the development of . other sections much farther out? That residences are already under construc­ tion in this subdivision? x OAK HILL ■k $1,75 Gowns, Teclds, Bloomers, made of soft Nainsook. Offers investors unequalled opportunities for profit making investments. $1.75 “Luxite” Glove Silk Unjjerie Orchids, Flesh, .Pink and Corn Gowns Combination made of fine quality Glove Silk - Lots can be purchased for $ 2 5 0 'H , U P s: a n d on v ery e a sy te a m s ? N. H. GARNER, Developer H i m iU t t f t t t f VV ♦♦♦♦♦♦ A ♦♦♦♦♦♦ . t ♦ ^ A A A W ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ <♦ v V v v v a^ ^ ^ I ^ M ^ M $5.00 to $10.00 $3.50 Silk Todds and Bloomers Step-in, beautiful quality uf heavy Crepes, Pink, White and Flesh. Pric­ ed $3.50 )OTJ9< 111**4 *2.50 White Flesli Gowns, Tedds ins, nice quality Lingerie cloth; ly trimmed with fine lace. $2.50 Y o w d l Company aa* aa* ^ 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 » » 4 4 » 4 » 4 * ^ K w V ** ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ * ♦ » • V V m V ^ r V V V W V * ii* iivliB M ii* (iH ii*BM * *B*lIB « *B * *B*BuB HBa B * *B*IB * aBa aHa a « * * a a * B IB IB B IB B lB IIIB IB B B B B IB lIlIB B B IB B B B B IB IB IB U B B B BH B aB*BuW IIIB liB*IB BB BB �XSf*'. I m c i u . u i i . iii:m i. ,,,-r«rr n, u. ii . n S n u same foe .J1*** tw.1 HTATK Of* FLORIDA 0 Article _1_ » » 1 1 : 01 9 A r t ic le V. C o u n ty of S rtn ln o le tiiK iorin.lntlnn 1 HK^linV. C G ti^ F r that „n An the follow- thl* day HM.I . . . . . . . . . nf* Ipersonally " ■—...M.IJ- uj,o. p. .1 I* liefrire II. T'ran, T 1Lucille .(.*111.. if t.Herir * Idem, n IVles* pear.il M. ....... „..... ..... Secretary uml and It. It. II. Herg. lo me w ell known Treasurer, and Hie I'l he the person • linnteil In nn,| (Seal) T re n m i rr r. wlio ftvlio may m a y lie In* uBe i ^ x.mie person, nnd n Hoard of Dl- w ho stihsrrlbed their naine.i to the reclor* of not less iliun three, nor NEW YORK. Fob. 2.1—The feud ,- than seven. who must he foregoing Articles o f Incorporation m.d t h o did severally Mckn i.vledae ,5 ,\v. betwwn Mr*. Milton J . Budlong "to.-khoiders. and her husband wa* tinged with (’util the first mectiuK of file — new m ystery Friday nlwhV nt r» ■stockholder* Hereinafter provided , .f . .w y n‘B , nt Jc* lor to......Peers of tills corporation I port* thnt the woman who ffoe <-• o - . „ h „ i i he: . It. t.. D ean . P r e s id e n t. rigth day* passively ha* resisted FO R TH E I.tirllle M. Iterg . V l e e P r e s i d e n t . all attem pts to oust her from the It. II Ih rg. S e c r e t a r y a n d T r e a s - 1 f ... n r \« *i r i . Budlong'* New Y'ork apartm ent nrer. i f D ire c to r* s t ia lt Ip« Dove O f M ex ican F u r O n io n la disappeared. The report that V T . .. . iv|m rvwwas iis m at It T hI e. llnarrl Menu. I.ncllle 31. I l e r g mul . R eaaon W hy M e tn l W a s she ' t “ had U"J slipped’ away, disguised as It. II. Herg. n house servant, and had gone bv T h e firs t n r ••rgnnf*ali«ti me. t i n s . F o u n d In F e r n a n d o F ie ld s automobile to Newport, R. I., the nf tile x|..ekh<>lders ,.f t fi!-« c o r p o r a Caught On a Mull s h a l l he held In t h e t ' l j y o f home of her.husband nnd two chil­ Sill!fo n t. F lo r id a . oil (lie *lh d u e of I.fIS ANGELES, bob. 2.1.— R e -1 dren men iwhom iwnum the me «>ur*t xiurst recently rt itn re li. ft. I*.. 1923, f o r t h e idiciiis.. of a d o p t i n '. I.y-la«v. anil v 'O i p l " t rent report* that the original first! placed in Budlong* custody In a n lx n lli.il of Mils eiVrpR e d nugget of California gold was in When last seen by reporters 0 r ag t iothne, annrg d a l s o f o r lh>* |iltffios<r‘iif the possession of n private collec-' Mr*. Budlong was standing in the elee llri” sneli o f f i c e r s of Hi ■ eor-* W e W ill G iv e T h e Following i tor m New Y'ork have aroused | hare room which she had made her ‘ i»nration as are herelloil.iive provlde<| for. and thereafter I lie nu! chroniclers of southern California’s prison since last Friday morning Iiunl nieetlm.' , ,f ih» <1.Irk holder* history to remind the public th at! Furniture movers employed bv of litis corinirnllon shall he Held on 1 was an onion, not S u tter’s mill,, her husband Thursday night had Ilie Second Tuesday In .March of , each y e a r. that started the first California removed to Newport most of the I r l l p l e \ I. gnldrush. apartm ent fittings. They returned T h e 'h ig h e s t a m o u n t of I n d e b t e d ­ Moreover, these chroniclers re­ today and took away the la«t n e ss o r lln td l lt v t o w h ic h t h i s m r n o r a t i o n s h i l l nilhjecl iMu-lf s h a l l 2nd “ K jnir nte, that onion grew in the Man couch, the last chair, ’the Inst dish he a su m llot to e x ceed O p e H u n ­ bernando valley southwest of here, nnd turned olT the electricity. d re d T l m n s a n d ( f ton.ono.oo) j t, ,j. hundred* of miles south of S u t­ Onij two alternative* remained lars. A rt tele I l f . t e r s mill, and the gold rush it to the woman. She could go to T h e n a m e s a n d r e s id e n c e s of t h e started began in 18-11, seven years s u b s c r i b i n g I n c o r p o r a t o r s a m t tIt-, i. # , ~v - • ' , Newport .......... * and carry .r uout u i hher i t t threat nreal rd L A R G E S T -T a c k le Box. o u n t of th e cap ital stock s u h - 1 before Jam es Marshall * di*cov- t«> establish herself in the residence ascmrll.e d hv e a c h a r e a s fo llo w s , in cry of gold h r El Dorado county. Budlong announced todny he had w i t : Conti ;l Opon From March 1st to OctoUi It .............. \yn* on Mnr. 1811, that a compelled to acquire because It I.. Mean, S a n f o r d . Kh rld a . Sr.O U M" - (I,'* ....................he. All R ig h t R o y s— L e t’s (let ||USY. 1 brnncisco Lopez was riding of Mrs. Budlong’* occupancy of the Shn res. o* e ..vvupmicy °I m e , f.uciile M. fterg. Han for. I • through San Feliciano cunyon New York----apartm ent or she couhl 'In ( share with a companion and stopped to spend the night us a voluntary •*- m-rg. Hanford. Florida. 2 ij eat lunch under a tree. Lopez prisoner where she was. ; iv ' witnkhm u i i i ’P I' o f , liked ..no onions, and.........r“ when "he,a i. saw wild not he a night of fnst- i ”...... . ..... »r|an.Vtf.ra . iiav '!' ' R H O N E r»:j ...... .. on 11,iwiki im( growing witJun arm ’s i mg however, for Mrs. Bti<||onL' at hereunto .'.’ L' ".1" " *••! 1 tin-lr banijs - •si •lay itl Fehmnrv, A f>. 1!»25. 1With with his , :! bknife r 1 ° V."r il «P ! phvsicians, iu,* end' It I.. I ill AN ywith his kmfo and add it to his ; «:sl her hunger strike of seven dav.» I flin g in g to the roots of nnd now partakes of orange juice that onion were several small mid mil. Mr. Budlong’s intention 1 pieces of gold. to move to Newport was announced Soon the rush was on. As far in a letter tile first contingent of north as Santa Barbara and as far furniture movers left behind. soiltIi as San Diego the news of (be gold strike spread. In a few weel;^ hundreds of men were nift- N orirr. o r im iiiip o k a t io .v iif iii . a .n- iii ik ; « i n u 'i i i m i i i v , Ing the sands of the canyon fob gold, and soino were finding it in 1 ’-"ifce Is lit'ii U\ given, tli.it a . ­ ; 1 " ootit-riii'itt-ti, init-iiil tit 1 ppK io profitable quantities. Ifonorulilt- .loll 11 \\ Mart 111 tiov Hostilities between the United l •flit Hc.r .,r mi. Hiatt of fio rlJ n . at • ,fites and .Mexico interrupted tin- 1 . H i F ' l o r n l i, on tin *jxih ,i ,*• fnr placer mining, and when, in 18i*fi t.i feliruary, A it 1 aiin t. lacorpnratlMtt De.nimining activities were resin..... | n* l-rs ........ (-.orporalloa. umler the f.il.'san bernando field, the later hut I-.o 1 iir prop.iMf.! charter, the uric | | (l. greater gold rush stalled by the m 'I "• O'lllfll I:, Ik.IV on (II,. i*t c i e i 3 ry ..I the .State discovery of nuggets at S u tte r’s 1.1 I-lo rofl.lntie, a l T u l l a h a n s c e , l-'li.riil 1 mill in the north was in full swing. Il U UKAN l . l ' C l I . I . i : Al IIKIUJ Ivtinintcs of tin- amount of gold , , it. it. i t e m ; nken out Of the S«... Fernando \ rtlclea of lliii>»r|uiriiti„n of Itrnul l e r g < ttr i.i.r ii I I o n , placers vary widely, but such data . , the unilt-rslKio-il, have agreetl !'•' h i'rv" ,n h '■ fcdlentes that more J" UlO'fClutf oiirm-lvi'N. an.I <|,. here 'ban SfMKlO.llOO in placer gold has In In-i-ome 1iNM 11elal.il t.,r (lie Inirbeen shipped out of |.os Angeles I • ..r r.icoiloK lain a l.oilc I...IIII,oial KiriMirutt . Iin.lt im.l i.y vlrliio ''"Only since Lope*’* «,ii.in reveal­ • ( the law s of Mo Srlate of I’lorl.la ed the existence o f the metal here. .Mel ilo herelt v atli.pt I lie fotlnwing Iii ii.rl.Ml uf nlnetj>nltm 'Turn iron* ami after tli»- commencement of tt» fnrunrute le exIMenre. .................. IS) | A Q W l f p 1* * * ''1' w TT l l v TOM GIBBONS AND HARRY WILLS TO MEET NEXT JUNE ONION IS CAUSE OF FIRST RUSH FOR GOLD IN ’41 Congratulates Winner NEW YORK, Feb. JM. — Eddie i Kane, for Toni Gibbon*, stalked Into Old New York Town yesterday and galloping right Into the office* of the New York Athletic Commieaion plunked down n certified check Jack |)emp*cy nmde a few week* for $2,500, to bind hi* challenge to ago; the bout to take plnce any* Where and any time th at suit* the champion. At the name time it wa* announced that Gibbons and H arry Wills will nu>ot a t tho stars of tho Milk Feed Show a t tho Yankee Stadium in thn last week of June. The fact also wan established that Dempsey will make only one fttam!‘ in ' th<* in ring • thin • • year and will in nil probability meet the winner of the Gibbons and Will* bout in September. The bout between Gibbon* nnd Willc, to bo promoted by Tex Kickaru for the Milk Fund Will be backed lip by bout* lietween Paul Dcrlcnhm-h and Jack Delaney and Sammy Mandell and Sid Ter­ ris. An emissary for the Milk Fund »•’« tuitiunal ehampion, etl„ t«fwe,, have , , Cyril - ■ Walker ....... ...... ,#r ' ope., M *;” •»golf « n«iiii|iHuif r u i ieanRrnatiilat* u riu iiu iai* Show tow made u'special a special trip trio to Call- »»f alter Hagen. Br.lisl, Br im , open mmn liil.dmld..,r..n.... ........their . ...... a t.for.. IK W Walter titlcholdcr. following match iornla in an I'fTort to 84H*urt* ■ho unofficial championship of the world” at Sr. IVterabiiig, I la, sey as the star of the Fund show. Hagen, it will ho recalled, won easily, 17 to |f». He lias been there u month and he assure* Rickard and the mmiager of the show that Dempsey will not come on to meet any man in June, lie did promise to meet the winner of a Wills and Gibbons match if was made. Kane wus then ndvised to milk trucks for HOT SPRINGS’, Arrk., bYb. 2 !., ~ Ii.t i found llm most conNew York and close for Wills, home run swatters of note I genial lit11 playmate in ail base­ Gibbon’s check covering a chal­ —Two met on the golf links here this a f t­ ball, one Garland Buckeye, of Chi lenge to Dempsey is the second ernoon jn n match for• <100. ("ago, i . seeking a regular job t ........George .-.ii.., mi" i. who ei-hiag a regular iol> th at restH with the Commission. n Herman Ruth, of Smlhgry, Mass., on Tris Speaker’s Cleveland iiiteliHorry Will* posted one a few duys and Broadway, won tin* match and• j „ g „ t „ i r . G a t j i m l . p m k e s , l h e n .l I t r o n . l w n v ......... ago. The Commission will go into nthe century from (loose Goslin this m utter nt the next meeting and the Washington Senators, I up. of hen in a t 2fj.r». wears a No. IP col­ lar, lias to have hi;* ftt. Bernards the m utter of precedence of chal­ Babe's fullrn golf prestige was lenges will be decided. T hat will greatly restored as a result. He’s shod to order and tins a ludtline like lie- equator,, lie's not unite bo only a formality, as Wills has n* (all mu as ns Babe, i;ni>< but just about declared himself reudy to meet Gib­ only a no-account golfer, as they as bon*. That bout, in lt*elf, will set­ say in Arkansas, when lie's playing twice its rotund Garland’s mother was a poor tle the argum ent a* to which man regular linkenicn Init he’s the panhas the right to meet Dempsey for s y s petals when he is golfing I guesser when she hung that flowGATORS ENTER TOURNEY aMiinst another hull player. erv monicker on the dear child, for the title. Harry Wills will have considera­ todn - T I 1,1 whut n ° " k Deo he turned GAINESVILLE, Feb. 2.I.— The ble weight on Tom Gibbons when tmlny. 1 lint means ho s two pounds out to be. Garland is mnhhlex- tennis team i(-presenting the Uninenrer normal weight. Babe hasn't 1 trims at the plate—both home mid they me«i\ though Gibbons has ' th e 'D ix i^ T ? ri,l“ wil1 '" H t both shouldered weight from every an­ «iuite decided yet what his nori.nl dinner. tilt Dixie I ournaiiient aL Tnmiia gle since he grew into the heavy­ E - S ! 1A . 1? " * U\ lhtougli h *tonUl,!,tv «inlen Joined the Washing 1,1 -March, and also, the It the n d ik in g get< ton he II snuad today. weight class. He has always pro mil it u day when he hits the 21a Walter Johnson aoutneustern tournament at Lick feased a desire to meet Wills, and mark. If he finds that the pound i* still keeping counsel1 with ”him­ WBnvillc later in the m o n th ,'it is now th at it settle* down to • of flesh will not let up till lie’s self in Reno, so far as Buckv Hnr- stated by members of the team. .............................. «•" "'I Up mi n e s ’ n s know*. Fred Marberrv’s in. match for the rtlfhi tll Dempsey he i* quite satisfied Wills 1" W ." /"i ’lh ?,L’' wB“ t fected arm was treated just in G* t \o u r silverware free. RogInst bout of importance was with in c« n d R ^ l n s t | time by the doctor. Tin danger f«rs silver given away. Kent Vid nrUlood pAisoning is now jiast . Luis Angel Firpo, whom In- de­ (aiiiziiii; WorkH •• • • feated on iMdnts in a no-deeisioa liout in Boyle’s Thirty Acres. u l it ------------- h * _ I • •• [V titI < I — . . . . . M I H n t WMI.T Will, Goose Goslin Loses Century Note In Golf Match Willi G. I’alie Ruth J-till I Says Journalism Is Nerve Wracking’Job , *»»» it «k . . . I . . .. I. I ' , .i i « • . •a . . • Traffic Stopped By Prohibition Aids In a w ........ .... • z. Crowd Thronging «An vv'?*," !;!!(ide',cy See Dwarfs Marry CARDIFF, y r,nn,akers _____ Feb. 21—Prohibition NORTH BY SEA! The Comfort Route” “ ;Rod and LARGEST—Heddon Rod. ** 3 " v F l o r f . Hill Hardware Com 3 1 11 1 n,,!"1". . 2/ , / ' ' I s cto iiorrii Inn "/[“'J. I”' I'l-AN-IIKIttl COItl'dltAIl'i.N. an.I lit principal place „f l."NloeNn Si,all he al Sutironl. Kcml.""I" 1 '""ay. Klorhla. hut it may have im.l I'NInblfah Much oilier p l a c . • ■* t.f It 11n 111.- n a s ihe I P , a r i l ,,f 1 ,1 . 1 . . iocs niny let.10 Him- lo tim e , | e - ! l. i nline. .... Article II. I h f general nature ,,f |,UH| . ip sh to he irunnaclt-il hy said c . r porntloh shall I... |,s f „ ||,lWH. to- n c f 0 are on the property and oneoftU -- IhLtle orange fiToves in the country ju st coming into in.i,. Also a beautilul oak g;rove on another part. Work v'tl! • '"Vi' Urol. Work, VlM .level.,,,, sell. Convey, lease rtlll. inorlgage. pledge, e ic lia n g e istililvale, improve un,| oih"?wh..: lies) In anil tll«|u,se of real esiui- Compare These Values y iimf ah' right. Mile, Interest or tule 1 herein. In the Still- of l-'l,,, |. Jtllt tni " mutes of Mm Cowl lots in Oak Hill, farther out—sell for J in Dream woId, also farther out •* In Bel-Air, same distance out...... ..................................SU In Rose Court, same distance out ci« ™(»n<t,tMi!lH1' clof ' ' in- $1,600.00 an average of o W 'llJ wi .! ,1 Se flVe popu,lar subdivisions, and any of' will make you money at these prices. M-h't . 'plat. i l o ‘‘l" 1,1 tilt.,, it, Iin'1prove nn,1 dcvcluu Inn,Is for the pnrp.iNp „f sale, an, 1to tin anti perforin all things 111| priinrlnte anil needful for the i . \-It,pm.-iii anil Improvement ,,f u,,. s a m e for any purpose f„r w h i c h t ... may he iiilapteil. all. I Tift! ntirs Danes Room 205 Meisuh Rld^over Pie-trlv Wieti'lv Doalors anti Salesmo„:_We will gSadl? c o o S t o ©In Henry! drive of one, ..- f *•! LAND SOLI) TAMPA, Feb. *3. — Announce meat i* made here of n am bun.k er* other* 17.0U0 acre tract , ” p., vo ruui|l u H ? ,h Ur * ‘olMii ,atl II slightly bus than fiOO/MHi. y n " » * • » Of ,mn- . " B u ll is a l ii.s lie s! in mu s »l«J In T h e Son lb F n r • Walers’KandyKitchen *1* »*♦ *1* ♦% Automobiles P.*23 Vw* 11 yuurirtf after Abiotdn^ oe when Many Opportunities To Make Money In ❖ 31 YEARS Sanford P aint iV: W allpaper Co. Will ( laka Building. I’ll ,a.- i(j 1 « 1 " I s In This Subdivision C m S 7 T mX J V S *• Gruhnm FOR SALE nY . OWNER—Nice w ,...l »*e re» BUY A LOT INCOME TAX S P E C IA L S . \ i Ton Truck nntl r»lhome and grove mtlHlivision on Dodge MMrtllal'Ir L,r Coupe V vou need assistance in fill! highway. Star.T.u* r Vb,.'" M mornings. Star Trii. J?"' 1VD,,8h™ niomii Da\ id M. Douglnua, r'1’ ’1 ' r nl " t - I J h a s ,M 1021J Dodge T ouring' p**t votir income tax return, atmlg ^i 5!!!^ycl«gtam. Ukcland- Fla. inr « line Sanford. y o u —A p Uonncllv ' Jt" Son! lmrrel'', I*UW S ugar Houso molns- 1022 Touring lo v Bajronl Smith. lncom« tax ... Dodge n line OHIO—Xenix, t Realtor*) Vut h \ L tf * ■I P t Atban 35c.-I)avi* 1022 tmrv-.ee. Telephone 03. New" llr n lln* Make your enlo* Roadster ‘•P«li«h*t with Wilson A Hnu-h-i.i. 11 Dodgt X T #i f o r s a l e c.lttnn, Wclakn ~ through r.ltmn, U r l s k n Building .. ‘hrmigh the Xi mu! i ’lmne 18. * ‘ “ AVC' Wholcsnlr Co., Augti«ta. Gq,_____ u , , , 4r a Itnr 1024 Xenia Gazette, Ford Fordor 10,5 F irst National Rank , Now five room hungnlow, mod- __ tx Sedan a . 111(11W S r t, .J ». OMo Rith agricultural | FASH—Paid for fnlso teeth, den- li>21 «p. double a b o v e Ford Runnbout cm in every respect. Exceptional, '« « * > - Want „d tn j d llp U j Z------ 7~ tnl ff0*'!. plntinum and discard-' 1025 Ford Intr* nre for con ____ p a p e r " HANGER •y B°°d location. Price induiles f o7r o !s;v i i* \T, " i 7-----| r«tc.x on request. ™ Bu>’ R'mxI seed corn and grow 1VC bargain, Icd jew elry.-H oke Smelting nnd Irtloio1window shade*. Inlaid linoleum on L L. TALBOTT ((„ U* n°ay) your feed. Large ear white flint. ayer.nm letiRth cation ‘ 8t° ry h°wso’ fi,,e lo* I Refining Co., Otsego. Mich. 1021 kitchen and bathnaim floors, two » line. yr°-i.fic wccvil proof seed con*' built-in cabinets ......................... in kitchen, s tr e e t! e n .. . ------ ------------------- ■ —-|F ’OR SALE—Used Willys-Llght ,<uburban bu* jl.nO per peck; $5 per bushel. By K« 30c for first lutiou m noulhwsstrrq Osorxla. paving nnd sidewalks. Easy term s. LOR SAI.U OR RENT—Furnished I Plant, A-l shanc used 10 me«th*. Re a l e s t a t e , , , * nnc*, growing this com I have few thou*c f*-wo'r,V>" llna. , |« restricted to This place merits vour «?5 “ "‘‘"n i/h rd 5 room house Bargain for quick snlo. Lake Mary your invwxtiinvestiLlght^ Truck sand for sale. Prompt shipm rnt, gntion.—A. with nl! modern conveniences. Call Casino, Lake Mary, Fla Overland ” Touring exprrsi U. Connelly & Sons, [pomade The Hann t ____________ . „ with , or parcel_ _____ post. TJ„ Cash ,RR> b l d r id g e filfi-J. T(c r f anifV tT ,< > Prosperous farm ­ (Realtors) 3*1 I.,- rrsponslblo 101-108 Magnolia. R»*al estate brokers. All kind* of Above ears ' reconditioned, all order. Victor Decn, Alma. Ga. ers and fern growo.* of Volit*ia .correct InarrUon, BABY CHICKS—Nine excellent run fine nnd look good. P W r t y H«t«d nnd for P„lc. Of! n«U|b!yv a, VCrt *° in the D e l m ] Phone 18. ji.r jiilise(1«®al breeds to rhno.se from. Hatch­ Dee 108 Second St.. Near Park , office should ho ' " e Have It. Prices Right—Term* “Maybe’* ing now. Quality, our speciality. Avenue. Phone 282. * lately b* ruso of l or sale or rent: Small home Not quantity. Let ns prove it. on three acre* or land. f.O orange ------------------------ Free circular with price list. New I. W. PHILLIPS SONS rr.BTlAEit'* crfscnta'lv' *bor- J ’ nK'j i?VURk IL r,> "“^-division M MIn*|K~ T ^Ulerv,l,c’ Morning'S«n- tree.* and truck garden. Electricity {FOR KENT—Room* with or with- Era Poultry Farm, Valdosta. Ga. Dodgn Dealer tind. Thousands of Mninc peo. with rat,'*, rules and water. Ten minutes from | . ni,f meal*. Rea.tounhlc rates, l o n T i ’i .S.ubtlivi»ion to Or. Phono No. 1 Oak & Second I o n . will X l v c y o u FOR SALFI— Eggs for hntching. F,l,?ridn* «nd F l o r a !rtvar° ll! T ' . lW1 ln FIor,da prnp- town. Price $1,500. Phone 571-J. Lincoln House. In u ttc n . •'»«» <r Almost everyone knows that HoUrhts, Florida on Dixie High- Sm | S. C. brown leghorns. $1.00 por 1 will a*'1*1, you tinef R . i hem .throuKh Sage Ten and Sulphur, properly ^enunei. Unto card on appllca| ur w»nt »d. lo Our farm listing i* exceptionally 1F’OR RENT—One downstairs room. setting. John It, Jones. Dcnrdnll tlon. compounded, brings back the naFOR SALE—Overland sednn, good WlttctlxV,.., Ku . . V°u are going to farm, you 112 Laurel Avenue. VP' Rt SOTItb? tnechnnirnl condition, priced low tural tUua * color ci>**?r ,*nnd lustte to the hair Should own your ground— A. P. TIN AND METAL WORK Lhoul'l *lv<’ ,h e lr See Mr. Mr Fabrii. K..t.ri. when streaked or gray quick sale. snle. Scu vYeors ',pn faded, fn,led’,. !,lr,>? k FOR SALK—Small offlco snfe. forr uuick A aldh 'A tRe Her- toonn*c. y &„ Son(b (Realtors), lo tOffice jd'tress as ago the only FOR RENT—Room* ami apartway to get 113 Park Ave. Liku new. Photic 471-J. Iphonc numher If JAoN f T l H ' COW AN-AU kinds newsnanertH MGw,fKin’» Rrcatest H»S Magnolia Avenue, phone 18. meat*. Very reasonable. Imko this mixture wa* to make it a t Lulls. About o no weeklx*nnil*M.o rn,nR* afternoon, of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Mary Lodge. (Old Hotel). I* ihouMOd ha* a homo which is mussy and trouble­ M ater nnd Boat Tanks. At Oak rjup FOR HALF]— beds. (I chairs, sin­ 0pp nor „er l ----ln ? " dtvy r«te* IO p c i line. I i t , others can't some. Wnycross Journal" " j C,aj,8ifled u r a JU ger sewing machines, tables, call Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ Herald, wnycross. Georgia. Iriii) you unless Nowaday* we simply ask a t any phone 111. hr iddress. 1020 Union Ave. •Irug store for “Wyeth’s Sage and / laorc MIST h* Sulphur Compound.” You will get TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— ’ F’OR SALE—Gasoline engine, 1 > L , at Thr Snn« TYPEW RITERS AND REPAIRS bend in your subscription to the WANTED—To buy country proI 1-2 h. p., suitable for farm pur- FOR RENT— F’ive room house, a Inrge bottle of this old-time re­ I,lfIre ur bs lct« ......... i poses. ,... •luce, canned vegetables, syrup, LOST — la s t Sunday, strnyed, cipe improved by the addition of Tribune or hand it to your local Phone .'121-J. b . . u, ill,r<intlii-> new. close in, on Chapman Ave­ othf" medium sized white setter, fe- — ier ingredients, a t very littlo All makes of typewriters for Laf mild. " ?° you can read Florida’s highest prices paid.—Davis Whole­ nue, phone 21. frvlc<! male. Black spots on body, right Get your silverware free, Rogcost. Everybody use* this pre­ sale Co., Augusta, Gn. sale on ensy terms, for rent, also SSfio n1 n('iWfM’arer. One year Prompt. U f f k l e n t. ear black, small yellow spots over ers silverwnre given away. Kcnt FOR RENT—Two room furnished paration now, because no one can repairs. Office supplies. Room 0 « months I4.0C. three months Ball Bldg. 3..00. If you desire 91,000 insurDressmaking that will please. right eye, left ear white, black and apartm ent with garage. No small possibly tell thnt you darkened I Hu Oak Avenue. Phone 121-J. white tail. Reward if returned to, children allowed. 701 Palmetto your hair, a* it doe* it so naturally f " l e r P° Uey nd'1 75 CPnta t0 vour A. A Vaughn. Park Ave., and und evenly. You dampen a sponge Ave. , WANTED TO RENT—Small fur- Hughey St. or soft brush with it nnd draw YOU WANT to buy or sell nisheil l>ungal'w or apartm rnt, hiis FOR RENT—Very* desirable locat­ this through your hair, taking one MIRACLE Concrcta Co*, general t•hon«g.hli"K ? , f . ’,0 ",lvortiso tn private bath and kitchennette. P ro -1FOR HALF:—Excellent building W A N TED — Experienced | n tl y ed apartm ent, four rooms with small strand at a time; by morn­ I [)l It E( TORY fer south of 8th Street. Phone . lot on Sanford Heights, facing bath and garage, unfurnished. ing the gray hair disappear*, and cement work, sidewalks, build­ no Gainesvilln Sun." stenographer. Chase Si Co. on Magnolia Avenue. Liberal lli-J . Paul It. F’nrbes. Phone 121-J. after another application or two, ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. K. I fitter ««|lhln rn«r Terwilleger, Prop. terms. Write Box 1105, City. WOnrliahm2,NI» Clara*burg, The your hair become* beautifully i. i . 1 1 “ ('•xponent. i n o r n l n a WANTED Two neat white girl* •fuplr til .Himfortl " AN I ED—Position hy experienc­ RENT—Cottage. J. Musson, •lurk, thick and glossy and you » rtflrit nreilrd. ! pen'! 1 * ' U," ,;, y ' " " W 'l O K l * , ^ for waitresses at Sanford Coun­ LOST—F'rom Automobile l a s t ed office executive expert ucI cent p«r word, minimum Ilo. Lumber und Building Material look younger. —Adv. |il tthrn liny «|*rtry Club. Phone 2500. Wednesday. Parcel post packrolintnnt, book-keeper and steno­ ruinlrnl. 11 l« Carter Lumber Company FOR RENT—Apartment, one 2 hats. Reward if *' ‘ Lkntirf for past six years ,lK/ containing , ............................... t'UVKI.Ot’KHS ATT KKTION—|’.<n- grapher. Employed N. (mure) Su Phone 505 nnd one 1 room, furnished. FcrnExperienced book-keeper want’ *' returnetl to Mr*. R. C. Gibort 101 I* heglmuhir <n.. *rini,«i ,|... Du Pont dc Nnttmcr Co.. New dnlo apartment*. 100 E. First St. ed. Herald Office. French Avenue. ,n. 1 •lorlil V* In it. ry; a I HILL LUMBER CO. House o i tlf million itolliii hiahtrny m tlm ' ork City. Moving to Florida. Service, Quality nnd Price. Le In This FOR RENT—Two nice furnished f. J'*«‘ Itnlslm.l, n lw„ Services available after March 15. $10,000,000 company wants man Okeechobee—$110,000 bond issue ---- I •"•RL'n dollar hrlilgs s cross Escnm- References. Address . II. C. care housekeeping rooms. 312 East |C T O K Y ORLANDO, Feb. 21.—The Min­ to be voted upon for enlargement to sell Watkins Home Necessities 5th St. ' ' ,av *tart»i|; uuartsr million of Herald. dollar'onern hooss under construcin Sanford, more than 150 used ___ of waterworks plant. isters Association of this city, in ■ONE •tally. Income $15 to $50 weekly. regular monthly meeting this week List your propertv with me and hliliTlM l » h «Viix - ‘. v ", greatest mlM o n '' chance ,,>, r n < llv <*n Ills for Experience unnecessary. Write adopted resolution* expressing dcI h « assured «mick results. Fee A. doveloni-rn * In KOI In «»n rroui.d * t x MU,< Among the appropriation* mnde Dept. H-fl. floeloper* The J. R. Watkins termination, both collectively nnd or Wrlro hovrlnpnirni phoru* 11 ’ . *, Sanford Loan each year liy the United States inont >nt T'i*j PcriMjtinlu Kowii. j I1IHI ollvln^ (*o. ! Individually, to "do our bo*t to Company, 02-70 W. Iowa Avenue, Congress is ono of five dollars to Memphis, Tenn. Men IiVn Wonder-Rnot, build adequate churches in Orlando !w<au»e it glvoa them AUGUSTA CHRONICLE ~ A u . i ' V'}N’TKD ™ HUY—Acre ;»kT<* on purchase snuff for the member* a quirk, convenient and J thnt nil may have church priviNOTICE TO GROWERS It was decided also to call Kusta, Cffi.~-Augti!!t«VA greatest not too far from grentest n.,ai? thorough wash. It lath­ i h'gcs. F’.vcry Seminole county grower classified medium, rate cash .Ole Ninfonl. Must U* a Imr^ain or er* easily jn hard or p i ) MOTOR KKI upon clubs, county and'city chnmHayes i* expected to he present nt a . soft water and takes off Undigested food delayed in the charge. 10c per line, minimum ”°B#t answer this nil. If you iw il b««r* of commerce newspapers, nnd ■DISC. -3«c. meeting Tuesday night nt 8 Sprayers some money give complete descripI other factors in progress to co-op. stomach decays, nr rather fer­ •crabbing. of property, lowest price you tllO O L K IIA N - o'clock at the court house, when Iectric s e r v i c e ments. the same as food left in tST XIJPUOTINE. KI.A _ s .. Hon I b |— —" “ ,no!fcm,’.n t for better and .I ll ...crp t 71“ I OnlrrataA* fos/av m atters of importantc effecting churche* to take caro of COI.KIMAN J Electrical repairs. the open air, says a tinted author on/ fry ii. local farmers, will he discussed. I' S henomcnul growth of south S '1,™'1' *lnl“;, Vm.r '..n.wvr com- ' |n) Ave. Orlando, llv. llv »l»o tvli, u , th n t" in c iS i- Ithn St * 2 1 ' K nt',',',3rd and Dak is necessary that the interest and (ion is caused bv Hyperncidity Quick rexiiii t Tu.-,, "K *{rt nJ ’ " r it wdl not Ik* considered, j » which “is bringing auch I ’h o n e lit) co-operation of every grow er; be a mnrvellou* population to u*.” !'] »•"*. l l - t r . l . ...... .. o f hy. | s Z f l S X r \ l Z m £A" " " e " • shown in this meeting. There are It i* estimated thnt church exten­ in tim stomach Les FDR KENT Idrochloric arid problems facing u* which must bo TA M P\ i-'im u n * r superstition which sions costing half a million dollars which prevent* complete digestion !AMI A. FLORIDA- I n t a p a Daily still exists in rural out-of-the-way settled. nre needed in this city alone to take and starts food fermentation. Thu* Time*, the great home daily, district* in England is ih.it a FORREST I.AKE. enro of the increasing growth. Car Drive it everything eaten sours in the rate I )4c per word, minimum chihl’s nails Jiould never lie cut Chairman Executive Committee, pk ami Second St. stomach much like garbage sours charge 25c cash with urdcr. Writo •luring the first year of its life, (adv.) in a can. forming acrid fluids and for complete rate card I for if they are the child is certain ----\1 gases which inflate the stomach „ , FOR RENT to grow up _light-fingered. P a in lin g — O m ir n lin g BALM BEACH COUNTY—The _ Well located brick store, Sanford like a toy balloon. Then we feel Hilt HIRE U IU. TIIAOK Ave. Rent reasonable. a heavy, lumpy misery in the ........ P H O N E .TO.’l ........ t t T t ' # Tu" " ’“ Contract to bo awarded SERVICE Day chest; "(III t h e n /c I ' l ft N O * A. B. CONNELLY & SONS wc belch up gas; we ertic- L .n l about t in the 1 aim Beach f„r widening and paving Riverii ft m o * i : t * pits nil train*. Bag- trate sour food or have heartburn I ost. Sample copy sent on re- view road U Realtors I ' l l ON l l l . l l ft I ' l l * J'hnnc 551. ‘U'o.ir/rrfhi •ip/ntrra For 101-108 Magnolia Ave. Bhone 48. flatulence, wnterbrnsh or nausea. quest. Delightful SutnmeV. IIK ft I. I'.HT ftTH He tells us to lav aside all di­ [t>TUB’S or k i k h I i ,nl I. ii .id m r , gestive aids and instead get from ADVEItTlSING get* result* if i t ' | reaches potential buyers. Bn-1 ■(AbltHR. Day nnd any pharmacy four minces of Jn.l K. Iffreicc. Anytime, Salts and take a tahlespoonful in latkn Daily New* is circulated in OLD HOME TOW N industrial and agricultural sec­ lor 25. a glass of water before breakfast an 211 K. 2 ihI S I . tion. and drink it while it i* efferveae ________ _. WRECKER Real Folate— Investments Vuiforil. Fin. ing and furthermore, to continue |TO^REACH BUYERS or Holler* of | ^r.c ( hocD EX . i bay or night hui- this for a week. While relief of------truvfT xwc: Florida real estate advertise in First National Bank Building C u t t o S u it y f N\ (AFOtun' |phcn.j 311. Night ten follows the first dose, if is ini- the St. Bcteraburg Times. Ono cent) , 71 $1.00 per curd delitvred CAtKlTl '\ etPsjiso) nortnnt to help neutralize the acid- cent a word daily, two cent* a won! SANFORD, FLORIDA ity. remove the gas-making m ass,, Sunday*. hFF. sta rt the liver, stim ulate the kid­ THE MORNING JOURNAL is the IL CAFE A R C IIIT K C T accepted uuint ad medium in neys and thus promote a free flow jin Strv'l< c and Qual- of pure digestive juice*. Daytona (F’a.) Ono cent a word M-mtisr 1. t A |rt«t ami Bark AveJad Salt* is inexpensive, and is an insertion. Minimum 25c. Hen! K slati*— In s u ra n c e D o s . H u lld lm t made from the acid of grape* and Orlmido, IT .rl.l. Orando lemon juice, combined with lithin FLORIDA ORLANDO IKI (.S \' All kinds or properly lilted for sole and sodium phosphate. This harm ­ morning Scntinal; largest classi­ Bark Avenue and Second Street |BG STORE — Bre- less salts is used for many stom ­ fied business, rate le a word, min-1 ■ojgi. Sodas, YVs ach disorders with excellent re- imum 21c cash with order. |lou n i your phone. nults. —Adv. — ; A LITTLE WANT Al) in The Herald ftvill bring you big rcm u r a l ________ i n r i i i : « i n n r in-' t i l l : n i l f t . YOU3AY-TWE Tft j i ' i i i i i : * i ; f t i i M n i: n i l \ r i , tulls. Advertise those old articles ENGIMECie <OT1 1 fo o t s p e c ia l is t ( electric CO. i i.n ii i n ft. you have stored away and have S SI&NAlS . I.V ItK KMTAT K ../ r ’urn*. Itanl'in*. Insrnw. p (iillon & Blntt J no use for. A title fhirty-cent ad a l l e r M au l.lln f o n o e l l v , x*. •h» Nalls. Il-uvy Call­ Everything clcc- WTo NCMtfe-SCHC !" “«••■ or tired achlna eredltors. Ingati ■ •list rt - may bring you several dollars. 122. Electragith liilfeesallanil D*f -pftSVtA frnt. a ll persons . 1 IiuvIiik Bhono 1IH and a representative will eluiniH o r il e m a n i ls u K u ln s l sa id call to see you. BUST THAT 1 imi. c. u q is i .r h . -1.. 11 ca* t s orr ITATION'S AND' ii An Mlto Motor nets you there, Orlando Yow«ll Draw Hldg. CAMr You a n d e a c h o f yon, a r e h e re b y I’hon*. KUvafnr [ s u p p l ie s notified und requ ired In p r e s e n t THE MIAMI HERALD is the big and brings you hack a n y c l a i m s a n d d e m a n d s w h ich y ou | East Coast morning newspaper. o r e i t h e r o f you. m a y h a v e a g a i n s t P;l, Tires, Accesso- th e " s t a l e of W a l t e r Alautdln t ’orideceased, lu te <>f H anford, F o r S ale Hy i.w'th n smile. Elm biiully, e i n i a o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , •«• tl.e Da 447 L2L_ u n d e r s l a i i c d I- II C o n n e lly , A d m i n ­ i s t r a t o r n f s a id e s t a t e , ftvllliln t v P» Nations. Mag- y e a r s f r o m t h e d a l e h e re o f . ARCHITECT Initial tills I till day of F e b r u a r y . pri. First and Film, NEWT, -----------------------------------A II. i:>3a. ;-e am) 10th Street. I’hone 53. First National Hank Bldg. HAD A 5LK5HT MISHAP TODAY I, II. ••O NNOM.Y . Sec j WHEN THE NOOH ‘VtAIN ST^udk Ml3 Adrnlnlslr.it ar. MQto r Sanford, ----------- - Florida (J W. HI'KN 'K H J i t . V AT THE H A P U J T B e e T C R O S S W » « * «t-«r j piKlaT ■ aaaaaaaxnaaB saaaaaaaana Attorney for Administrator. FLORIST" [ i l occasions. U’honc 2f.0-\V »YER CdH O T u p - V O O n r e t • Office ini C ^ C t O U * b »T*b AW N O W WA^)N* T •bidding Annex CRE1AT HElA.VEN’b: • 'iO T .G O IN C 4 O U T O F E L E V E N O 'C L O C K __ T Q N 1 Q IT J M17-L 3. ' T N 1 C E .R T O ‘bTA.sr M N O P E R A tS tc iH T 1 H t*b H O O ’otE T O N I C H T H O W T H E C V E N tN C Parkki -We have »n t o n i g h t t h a n A N O I F O R C O T ALL. <bO C»0 T O 'T O O *? R O O M F L O W N t5'Y • • 1*•• also can furC O IN C * O t * T P A .C 5 0 0 T I T - W H Y n h d t h e r e -n o t •Wtcimiji dclicate*W O N D E R . W J\CxC,*o ,/// '■'.V. in,; Bark c m on t t o o t e l l A v M O T H E IR W O R D F R O M - sn a X O U T I liO O C H T -• ‘«1 M E ? f ---------------7 Y O U (S T A R T E O ^ h e h o p e r a , t ic k e t s t -fv TO A^J 'Y O U T o l d n e f f i s .— r f’ rn ting more r r N ^ , ^ H T ,M C - i ^ V r - T r construction D tO N ’T o c j : r v'ilh w— SS’.SS' , — «si >- AN OLD RECIPE TO DARKEN HAIR Rooms Eor Rent YV A N T E I) For Rent Lost and Found Help Wanted Building Material “ Minister Of Orlando Seeks BiggerChurches Directory TAKE SALTS IF STOMACH ISN’T ACTING RIGHT A M am Soap By STANLEY P. It I N E ftS H a za rd & Company Stove and Fire Place Wood DAVID If. IIYICU Britt Realty Company r 7411 JOHN E. FOX Ma-'hlOft.* 11. p a i r . .I u n d ll» i *o . \ v , It. u i« a ll'- io .n tr h ln a pm »*• i ( GARDEN HOSE ADVANCED 15c Eer Foot / J 105 West F irst Street. Phone 3-19 II. 11. L E W IS , I 'r e s .’ H| %" • H. M im s, I tr a n c h M gr. Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. __ I Chiropodist 1 Pleasure Trip or a Fishing1Trip Q |J Elton J. Moughton Hill Hardware Co. IC tO T L C L T LT i r-. r-. . . . » IL C. MAXWELL, Secy. By GEORGE McMANUS , BEL-AIR REALTY CO Singer Sewing Machine Co )'ii..« r 'K * I G ll* S B * B H I I * S B « * B S B B a B E L -A I R "VS Sr1?1™«' thop»«w Of KAKY I’AV.Ml:NTs Miscellaneous Dodge Ball Hardware Co. Ha* no rtpial for darabiliiy. it “ • a n longer and looks heller than “u> " 'h r paint. We cnrr> a loll ' "( sun proof paint, variddiex. a a 1mm mr*, brushes, wood stain* 1and wall paper. W ALNUTFUDUU *♦* *♦* ’♦* .;. ..,;.......... ^ ............ 0lv« Ihe youndttoj lhi4 WlWJtc-iOlIU-luliA. lu tm ^ aweet - f0; plcjiar«*.vl bv"vu[. SU N -FRO O F PA IN T it\ •1 Miscellaneous For Sale BRINGING UP FATHER WRhn h“on‘l di Willi bomne bondingr , , h m e COnlrnct s to bearn «nil I , ! , 'A( K W A L N U T S Real Estate Lh in Advance P o w e rfu l ^**********************++ H ello D a d d y'd o n e tforgetm y W rityeys DADE CITY, Feb. 2 1 - A counts road system calling for cimstYuction of 125 miles of improved high­ w ays,at a cost of 91,100,000 lias bean approved by the I’a-co county Real Estate FL& H YVe will divide this property and sell you 10 lots; 17M Packard Realty Comp; mm m m m sm V IT R O V E D A dvertising ________ _ sixty dan ’ HOADS __________ PRINTING G. TAYLOR DYER ai e completed11' Whe" 16 new hotel an<1 other improve^ ministry a vote of thanks.” J). RATES lonville Avenue, one of the highest points inSanfj treblen<h!,!t veable. t0 d.?uble your money D o lla r c a tu ly in a 1 0 c size _ 40 Lots on Cottage Hill between Rose Court and1 Articles or Incorporation' Article I. ■ 5 5?.Uf Srln0ts at1$}2,000 ai-e less than one-third-in s J s ^ including the three houses. I WWfk* ,in which he d iscussed Hie g en eral disregard for law. Tlm sole 'h ity o f the cou rts said Mr. N e w e ll, J* to ap p ly the law a* it alread y 6xists, to such facts a* com e b efore them, in terp retin g if acc essary, hut a p p ly in g it with,,.,: icgurd to their ow n personal view* <*f right and w r o n g / ’ F au lt r. -i with tlm s y ste m , or w ith the le. I d a tu m * w hich ulone h a v e power I" create law. he said, if the p r o cut rules o f law are not produc­ tive of justice. Classified Directory biilv Herald INVESTMENT OR SPECULA TION LONDON, Feb. 21—"Journalism ':'r,rV ,'.V n"**" minta » a nerve-wracking profession,’’ Fares From Jacksonville n.0 evened Ihe ag g re' g u,nle am ||m || . f not |„ . WFVMfiUTif p i • .... I !?f,s increased the elficicney of ilebtetln.ss hereinafter statril a,id Lord Burnham told the guests at WKY.MOI I H, Feb. 2.1.—'T here Ainericnn workmen by 20 per cent (AtlaniieCity *l*.r.7 lUltitnore 330,94 ’Illlitol) | • • » ’ Is. .......... “ Newspaper Press Fund concert. »V,t V,,,rh 11 pi t hi!e lreV’i ’ <!f^,.""",‘vi" ,,1lr’,'';M« *«>’* a report by Sim and Cov.-n- M’l.vi-Uml e f o r ‘V I....... p r o m i sbide s o r y lit e d m s s■ :ITi| •Chfrato I I . t r u ll 41.93 ami Other forms of securities. ,,ml Although our profession," lie Fliza^'vietl r Cuotitri'al Vl.f.6 •tNiagara i n 1 J ’*'1-. tinplate manufacturers, tNi-w F*ll» 11.13 P s.'fiir. the payment of Mi.- sar.,.' Vurk • (, -rt continued, "has a gent deal of a t­ f r 'j r • \Vnlbridge nnd Al- I on the state of the Welsh tinplate •I’ilUliursh I’hlla.I.lfiliM 31.33 It> morlkngi- or deeds of trust .... n'.i.H t .................. nilciih ! 1market 11atI h t l m dwarfs, ««in anil su in 11121. The report adds Savannali d.no on III, traction superior to any other, it frul (loodwm, property of .............m jlij,e""' 39,3| • -- I •ToIcmJo U V,k| I *Wa,hin(ton 31.7t iiihI tear. Ihere nre very few who Iilizz or Whispers among the throng ; that this fi i: or jmwl be taken !n•Vl« n .l.„ .,ni| r,„ tlmm*°i«" 'rU '"i •'"•I'ornla Halt,,. or ghll*. JiYi. t'i . .7 iH involves a vast amount of wear that »h(- noise became extremely ; to considenration if it ever com es to »»• rail. «.tn.*Vi",fc* itV ' l"lo partnership ; V . n " !'S'.uV.'V1* uljli ntlii r «'Mr|n»ratlonn nr Im<|(\ i«i do not suffer from it. Sometimes embarrassing to tlm clergyman clear-cut conipetitioii between tlm ! n V i u , i n ' l l v l a S A V . \ N N A I l /*•,*)!, uals or .,1 In r pariti. 1 # iI|,m. ,, i I ,,*» v looking hack at the years of the performing the ceremony. He had American and British tin pinto! Juuwi K !a& ,.»** . , Us. fur .-aiannah). In all such other thin gs ,in Calling limu Ii !• Al. - x i " . 11. ,,i t., war, 1 am surprised that we were to call for silence five times and workers. 11 M'ol trails,tctl.u, not broken down by the anxieties threatened to order everyone from or the IiiisIiiins iin.l affairs ,,r Mils B fnslnonable in sonic (|uar* f o r R A I.T IM O r e the church excepting those of the tersIt tois laugh ........................ml ,.. v.. ..v , . and responsibilities we bore. Those bridal nt prohibition/* tlm HH A I . I . K l I I I A \ v party. f t l>. 1 Alar. 7-IV -2S A p r. s il" " f Die M«ht. pow.-c. ' ■ anxieties and responsibilities muy report continues, "but this calct lanil pcivilcges Inrlil.rniI to e.iriu.i cur *it •1 1i .- , ^ Miss Wnihridgc is but three not be recognized so much in lloriN organist t| .m.l exlMling ’tt ml - I* ation seems to suggest that, ra th ­ HH JI ANITA er tile laws Sl ; „ „f . ,1 Keli. i*x Downing Street* us wu know 'them f 'VO| lncht'!’ ' vhi!o the er than a laughing m atter, il is a Mur 11-21 Apr. 1-11-: . r t I r l r III. .1 In Fleet Street. You know Dm1 '*"",<1 hut three feet factor of very real importance.” HS • !l.(il ’HTI’ff The umoimt ,.f the capital Mock * -Mar •’ this .•,,rl..., .1, |" l, N|lilll V, „ " • A pr. | . | . stress and strain we went through p!,™" T h b h *r in our different capacities f,, s.-t w. H i’f 1 V did FOR FHII.ADKI.IMIIA ' ** '• '■ divided Into Klvn llu n the Commonwealth to the Lost Ll 11 T S ‘.'J* nl,nr r "'l* in • H NANTIICKKT Kelt. 2 «*»"»vantage in iti l w f , ! ' W y ,r lm ,V [ hurch and nearly 'litr. A p r. ii- m . j ; jna> Moih.r’- .'a.-a'''' tioa." k-p»ra- every one of the spectators stood T h e c a p i t a l Ntt.eh o f I h u r o r o n r a I’KItHlAN __________________ "" *he cats with tin- In,,., f ISet'l 'tnr 1 ,,,,v -*1,1” to. iNNUe.l * M ar. 9- 19.30 A p r .,1 f V" I'urehaHe ..f .......... ... i, g etting a glimpse o f the little mnn •■Itliei r e a l o r p p rs u im l, ,.c t..c , 1. ‘ Prison Y\ it limit ,""d his brid p a y 'm e a t o f l a h o c n r » e r v l r t s .1 m-t . s. , , . . ’4 I J iihi v aliiiith .n *h —rt-for 1 .. i... *. * jV in l c u j .v Hundred* fought their way tn­ inim .l l.v th. Ilonrtl , f it ,. , t | „ r V ii **"• “ Bar, While the crowd Miami to Phila be r a i l e d foe outside bold up traffic for an hour ,7* .. , ■ ■ o r » - 1 1 - 1 2 , t h e n e v e r y t, M ,|ayil COPENHAGEN. Feb. 2 1 - The />r no and extra police had to lie . i- o r f u r t h e r I n f o r o i m i o n w r it * r, n"',|y the situation. Tlm recent action of the mln.xtry ,,f i i i ear 1.1,m ie rlghlN rn,,„h,Ne7 f,„ Jitnlice 111 ordering interned, with­ •rajo worts whito satin ami tlm ™ i a n t s & MINERS out further trial, a prisoner who luidegroom wa* dressed in a frock had ikirved four tenns lo. mi coat iiini carried a top hat. They SIM "I'll I. \ \ II P A IN 'I' I RANSPORTATION C O forSOOK. HaySu Tel. ‘, , a moru! conduct, ba* roune.l dc- were followed by a page and twit T h * C a lm T h a t H aves You AlDfHiy, iiiqiidcd for more .pedfic leci di, bridesmaid*, none of whom were ■ At a a o tael 11 retl t.v tioa dealing with Ibis , ......... ,,f dwarfs. K h r r a t o > - l .l , „ u i r r T h e C o in th a t fits fen*es Tho Superior Court of ............ Ht.l.l |,y ■ Copenhagen ruled that tlm mini ' . l l , ' , v r <<M IIM >V DEFINES U. S. COURTS m • I I U u K u i t l l a %»r , th a t S p o t is th e n I , J'V*111*»’ >*«» authority unl'h ttiie'%3Ti| l,lt‘ ,aw to impose internment ‘ H j L A N Iio . Kelt, :: Umirti of P rice o f th e HliST without a trial, and ordered the be rilled s t a l e s aw now .-stab Jaan released and compensated to Itshcl, m ake NO pretense o f at CANDY you ever ate the amount of 1,200 crowns. Slip a package In | tem ptin g b , do jn stie e between the ease created a p ..found individual* tleclarer Leigh (' \ , . w your pockt-l when « a s a t.o a throughout Denmark and <JI. in an n d d resi before Ihe Orlan > <• •> ...++...... you bo home lonl<|ht. this i>av,. <i" 1 handier nf ('oninmree C r r rr'r"1 _ Casting Outfit 3t LARGEST—Shakespeare “\t Reel. V l':1 »••• Biggest Bass orTr( Will Be Principals in Milk ' Fund Bouts: Jack Demscy Is Hinted To Meet Winner In Fight Next’’ Heptemher Iff # lap"1 »n fe*"'it#l!ftg "i? rzz bison’ MONDAY AFTERNOON, ftONDAT, FEBRUARY 23. IM5. .. ~ ry m K Fire Place pood f_ 7 \ I'v J ^,0 Suit ■ / 0,|l ‘•clivcrcd JX r> ’ Compaany AV<a h lauj)* Livic League 0*1923 rx_ F catu oi . Scavicc • f -i ; ' ‘J S I ' cw S ■ rf ; m . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 23, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 23, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 23, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/73167e896c08c178d6b016491fd41990.pdf 36f08e1c362f9cef494919712130c952 PDF Text Text p- ' * V. ;- I M P *.1' * m_ • - r . - r Jf' , d .1 < N EW SPA PER in Florida’s H eart, • rg Greatest Vegetable Richest Garden Land XV. £<85 ST WAR Says Country, Concentrated Industries In ir — ASSOCIATED press dispatches Former Klan Head Probably F a t a l l y Injured .1 n Wreck A t l a n t a , Feb. 21— Colonel F. J. Simmons, of Atlanta, for­ m er Im perial Wizard of the Ku Klitx Klan and Norris More, v . J J ° USt;» L Tex., Supreme oi t2 i0f the F,aI?*nB Sword, which Simmons no heads, were b,y J ftta,ly injured in an auto accident Friday night near Gainesville, Ga., it was learned hero today. Of Country SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925. Ashville Party Arrives In Sanford For Short Stay; Are Shown Celery Fields GrowersUrgedToBe Present At Meeting SHOALSMEASURE farM achine CK For Orders GETSASETBA PPER HOUSE Charges That IN U Every grower in Seminole county ia urged to b c present Tuesday night a t 8 o’clock a t the Court House a t a meeting which has been called by Mayor Fo?. rust Luke, paid that it is to the best interest of every grower to bo present. M atters of vital importance with reference to the celery in­ dustry of this county will be distho mayor said. The of­ ficial issued tho appeal as chnirman of the executive commit­ tee handling problems of the growers. Fair S a ta rd d y a n d i ‘ •lay; »IU" “ tion Sat ____ :_______ SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTO. NUMBER I t'V ^ V: tu» t, Governs Alaska Vi f ' ry ■V 'I t SAYS 1TCHELL Sanford Reception Declared To Have Been Most Appre­ ciated Of All Given On Long “Good Will Tour” Air Chief Continues Attack Upon Administration's Air Policy Before House Com­ Solid Development mittee nt Friday’s Session '4 4 * 4 16 of 51 Ki TIMENOTREAD1 Only In Gas Expl< IFOR ARMS ME Friday Have COCLIDGETHINKS Taken From j-»\i Here, Visitors Say Breakfast Served Party And Is Followed By Auto Ride Through Streets of City Wants Opportunity To Prove Assertions 1 President Coolidge Is To Be Guided In Matter Solely By Recommendations of Weeks ~ »" ■• ■President Pleased With Recep­ tion Which Other Nations Are Givlnu to Proposed Par­ ley; Meanwhile Is Waiting Improbable Missing Are Alii The following telegram from the party of Ashoville, expressing pleasure and appre­ President Cummins Sustains ciation of the welcome given WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—Brig, Objection Offered By Sena­ them in Sanford was received Gen. Mitchell, assistant army nir tor Norris That Committee WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.— T hc| shortly after 2 o’clock by [ chief, continuing his attack on the Informal invitation with other Mayor Forrest Lake. The administration’s , - ------------ _ air . . . policy policy before Violated Senate Order Rules frbT 21. — Thai powers regarding a new arms c o n -! telegram was sent from Or­ the house aircraft committee F ri­ rt economically orference have not proceeded to t h e ; .................. .. . . _ , _ . lando where the party stop­ day, criticised the special navy Feb. 21,-M usir the next war— doWASHINGTON. Point f.vheri* President Cooljdge . SULLIVAN, Ind., Feb. 1 ped a short time after leav­ hoard report on surface ships, sub­ Shoals legislation received a i \ conccntrnfcccl the setback Friday in tho senate. ing Sanford. I1 Ofeels committed to calling such a _ A handful of_ w e. a r *y _ j marines and aircraft nnd asserted i l l l I II M l l i n j k i n iiili'M iiM A n r .im tel. Mayor nnd Citizens of San­ that the bombing tests against the nar Industries In President Cummings sustained W S S S A ford: i unfinished battleship Washington of Germany far the point of order raised against 1 iect s|N>nsored by the League o f ! ° ‘ t h e C itj’ C oal C o m p a i "We unanimously feel the I had revealed no new information the conference report by Senator Ifronliers. and that Norris (It) Nebraska. on the Notions. i mine today for their to disprove his statements on the «•! ligation nail pleasure of ex­ effectiveness of aerinl bombing : The president hopes the discus | while scores of men to lle d pressing our great spnrecinIvor m achine «inly ground thnt the conferees had vio- ( ngninst surface vessels. cintion of the hearty welcome jsions in which American diplo- dercrrckiJnrl tn ri»rnver h o d le [order to start—is mntic representatives abroad have ' ‘^ K r o u m i l O rtC O \e r DOOIO The grneral suggested ho be giv­ of your reception committee S f " by l”,crtl"« Nine Foursomes Meet in Flay m atter. and important 1 participated will leud eventually1 •*'* o f the 51 miners i en an opportunity to prove his nnd the confidence we nil feel Senator On IVIunicipul Golf Links the siaio state oi of Gcrc n ,to r , Underwood, Ala­ mo u c r ji hmn> nuthor of tho |ti|1 (D) {o I-Me I to definite results, but so for he tombed in a n explosion yes in your already great ngri- j statements in new bombing tests, Friday Afternoon; Local cultural and coming resort !und Representative Prall, Demoi has not been informed thnt they d a y . t in the report of the great Tennessee river plnnt in Players Win 20-1(5 Score have attained a status insuring n »»«* ..m .i.i. n i-^U . • * * 'crat, New York, announced he incounty. With best of good llkd n|ilit*|ry control I his stnte, immediately appealed conference under the auspices of j tended within a few ilays to prewishes nnd knowing you will goes before the ! from {his ruling, but debate on the A golf team o i 20 men repre­ the American government. S S n^rlfl be found aliV i ,PP^ all at some time vdsit A she­ i sent to the committee are rcsoluptMUsadorn tomorrow, ‘ nppcnl was unfinished when the senting the Sanford Golf club was tion usklng that such tests be ar-* lii* position, therefore, remains ; ,.nrlv tndav hilt,Nl f'nr «« ville, we hid you welcome. Rwmte recessed late iin the day un­ »" vr.ltlnK. Bcfor. Vnythlni Shours ,,“ rl>rescue ^ * > work ’2 1'",after J 0; .* ranged if possible. nization of German til noon Saturday. "Asheville Party.’’ 16! returned victor Friday nfternoon I definite is done he will satisfy been taken taken out. out Board Findings Assailed _ has tnkon place d been Should the senate sustain Presi­ himself ns to the hucccm or failure hIul b**n tnken out1 hat in Sanford they had found . FindlnRM of the spccinl navy ring of the treaty of dent Cummings, the bill must go over n team from Altamonte Throughout .$hc night, — J nf the move initiated nt Geneva. Springs in u tournament played report shows, nnd the first city obviously free from | ““ ™*, *PP®Jntf “ at ,t hc r ?<lu e ,t,of Itommission present) promotion ‘ ‘ Tour rh a way ns to oblige the mine. Air was forced into ernnirnts to decide Saturdr shaft this morning to cleat the * the after-dam p. The hi going to do about ............................... .. ut „ l|e „ pressuro used, however, it ia ■ * with the . . . the session •> •. Tho play began nt 2 o’clock when men re they can abolish but end. .of by the Itommission. the first of nino foursonis left the cut Into slate causing fall, now in sight, opponents believe hlch almost blocked entries. Outi Wsr Machine there was brighter prospects for initial tee. Other foursonis fol­ take VC(CI, uu* i t - . lowed ut intervals of five minutes. Sanford ; when published, will failure of the legislation. c t f l !h .t Mr. Coolldge not | W c S ^ h , joining. The party, scheduled t o !!’0 bombs wore used in the Wash Weather conditions were ideal for Senator Cummings, tUrgely on necount of optimistic ns to the possibility of ,ii,re„,irii|n,. ,tanir?r\ I have arrived nt 8:10 o’clock was l"B‘on ‘he general said that lbt> -,nat<dl and course was in lupeet of Germany and ing the contention made by* Sen- excellent condition. delayed more than an hour and a i f*a, ‘T -1 »h », rT . r£ dt‘u,i'V' in the year. Whether the holies in n vain attem pt to save J machine which it pre- ator Norris when the conference “lend the people A number of visitors, many of half but due to arrangem ent with I vil1,' t,,,a of the executive hnve been bright- 1brother flhan on account of thci report was tnkon up early this Cecil. officials of the Atlantic Const I °,,.b*,iev, u ‘hat a battleship can disregarded the whom were women, watched the tiled liy the conversations which rhine guns and other week, entirely Line Railroad were allowed about ' udbHtand aerial attack, which is There were 121 miners in beginning of the tournament. Many text of the house bill which would iwere announce*! in the British mine a t the time of tho explosion discovered by tho two hour in Sanford. l "’0/ ,1 decil|f tll>r ‘n *,rr»r - ,, house of commons this week by which occurred in the third entries. ■iiiion since it resunt- hnve accepted Henry Ford’s new of the Altamonte Springs players, Meanwhile, today, the widely ad­ The train benring the party was withdrawn offer to lease Muscle at the end of the match, declared Foreign Minister Chamberlain, north, wRore most of men kIL 8. vertised report that the general pulled into the siding crossing wus not disclosed todny nt the were Shoals. He did this, he explained, themselves highly pleased with the was to be called to the White House a t work. have read the re- because White House. would not be fair to course nnd the management of the First Street from where its mem­ for a reprimand heenuse of testi­ I engrossing because of clnim thatit the Rescue went to work a tfa bers were escorted to the Semi­ houses in their play. The largest crowd to as­ First hand information as to the once and crews mony in conflict with administra­ |ntlines of Germany’s original action two the rescue team of the* semble on the local links since the nole Cafe where n hot breakfast tion aircraft policies, definitely col­ “agreed upon any situation of the British government . iin ten years from S o u th w e s te r n C iin soliilalion is expected to he furnished the U. S. Bureau of Mines a t V incoM S I Through plainly Hagen-Kirkwood match, turned out awaited them. or upon an y 'th in g ." lapsed when it was made known |«ajures up. The tenor point showing that they werr tired from M e an s J o in im ; R o a d s R a v ­ president soon thiough the return ncs, Ind.. reached the scene bvl ■ to see tho tourney. "In the judgm ent of the chair," ntutor truck at^ __ their ride and the delay during authoritatively that President Coolis that Germany Senator Cummings said, "the Following ia the individual ln,r A w e l» T o l..llln B 1 1IIL f ’Vf .'L ,!;-: im 'i'in f ll l initial steps necessary points of order must depend upon score: ; recommendations of Secre__, llhff; AtltAn S w e a r iffon P la n .iT""..8 jWoxion. [mother powerful mill* a comparison of the senate bill with subject with thu British foreign rreu committer ixnn n> III .. Babcock, Tt^tamonter won ^roifl In 0 . 6 . Thomas, checkway roan a t large oft localI \' mea J. Weeks in dntermining whether the and that if the con- tho report of the confcrcnuee corn«8 t« -ru . --------r . Markwood, Sanford, two up: M a lt1 They were welcomed to Sanford m assistant nir chief is to lie reap­ NEW Y O R K Fel. " t fr o n t In.t nmC,•• “ nd •“ * *»’C n it a r r the mine, the officials of the mine awn without destroyTuhero c*n . b*“. "o doubt bie, Altamonte, last three points' a short address by Mayor Forrest pointed next mouth or assigned to of a ne and rescue workom all went of beginnings German •ily become as great n th at the changes made in the sen- 1to Connelly. Sanford; Williams, Lake, who sketched briefly some. t31'ui. e . T 'f i U t»“ely’ ."J* s . ,r‘ g o. r y, 1? ^wjih jo t.i . . . . i . o t e i . . - athef mutter. f i x ? wlih any •» m « » » i. » > « . ate bill in conference are germnne! Altamonte, lost two points to of the advantages of Sanford. He Yhl-r h T ’u hTI° lht’ ,' ITi',c t l\f rt; to $ 1,000,000,000 and total mileage - ltd- chance of the men being alive. [*er as before. The unofficial reports of British • • ducing him to the rank of colonel. m a board, general sense to t h e , Trees*. Sanford; Bates. Altamonte, ■ • MU Miners who wero injured were Wed to Disarm subiect dealth with the senato nn,| Black. Sanford. halv«..l nmirhnnd Black, Sanford, halved match; #V 1 bro,,*ht I® the surface nt once, a pit declares also that bill.’ A. S. Dinsmorefi Altamonte, lost 'S S & Sreceived S L iJ S !, ,|cn,, . Thl<procMtiCli w o rl.o f bringing out tho »» failed to make cer Asrerting that he did not want two points to Carlson; McCauley, were slowly, the bodies ‘i'.l (moves which a country to be understood ay holding that Altamonte, lost two points to \V. W ashington j i)ejn(f braUgnt singly. Rescuey ’j hilitarization would have every change made in the Senate R. Smith, Sanford; Herndon, San­ United States is produced here, it pointnicnt within that department. conrolidatiun embracing the Mis-| workers were liandicanped by gas |«umplc, her failure to 1bill by the conference conntitutcd ford, lost two points to Leuvitt, Al- was said. The Mayor however, Other Witness** Examined fumes which flooded the mine Imsourl-KanBiis-Texas. St. Louie, Snn old imperial barracks • new m atter, Senator Cummins tnmonte; Taylor, Altamonte, lost referred to hut few statistics In his : Besides hearing leight times too big fo riru id that in order to bring the three points to Chittenden, San­ address. He declared that there the committee exuminei Juiremonts and which nrs I change within thu spirit of the ford; Waterhouse, Altamonte, lost of witnsses today whatever why Sanrs i ' • to receive a full c o m -) rule new m atter mu;;t be of sub- three points to Bigelow; A. S ., was no reason _______ _______ __ I men again. i stantinl import. He added that Bush, Altamonte, lost three points! "arm S S L ^in ± armhZVW ." thatt the visitors McCook F i e t t nhio.iC, wus | acta such ns the reor- ! such changes appeared in to Parker, Sanford; Conover, Al­ should nuke .Sanford headquarter* regarding certain airplane specifi­ sals of the Interstate Commerce [ b0ll| senate. The uutomobiles wero parked alon; t, passed the bill to increase | road* leudlng to the shaft for long J of war industries, are 'th e conference report’’ and for tamonte, lost thre epoints to Lloyd, i n U ' S n t i ' V f i m l i R n l C n n f . i e . I - w w . cations submitted by J. V. Martin, salaries of members of con-' distance*. J however, the most im- that reason he sustained the points Sanford; Howard, “ Iftion of the report. It of order. Wives and chihlrrn nf miners Spencer, Sanford o other ____ charges, ___ f fit appealing from the decision Clnrendon, Altamonte Brigadier General Mitchell gave | employed in the shaft ___ __ " »mnng crowded vtsche Worke n t S p an ' ^be chair, Senator Underwood points from Quirk the house aircraft committee fu r- , .,|Wut seeking information and thcr testimony on the effects of air gioups of waiting, sobbing women transferred to n c e n tra l! u*bcd the presiding officer to point son, Altamonte, Immhs int fur new arm am ent r,ut. Provisions in the hill against from LeRoy, .... on. battleships. . . ami children clustered about as which his ruling was directed so ford, won from Chestnut, Altamon the point or order raised agajnst j the new* was broken that fit of tho M>. railroad bunking bou bad ac- the conference report on tho Mu tho conference could be governed te, three points; Hrddon.t A ltam on-] was no cauae for rivalry b»*twcen constructed within the weights giv­ men were known to be dead. "rt will not be printed ! accordingly, but Senator Cummins te, won threo points from Jensen,, North Carolina and Florida. Flori- en by Mr. Martin, they would be qulred u substantial Interest in the cle Shoals leasing bill was susA signal to the hoisting engineer If because the allied gov-1 reiterated a refusal to do that Kansas City 8oi.ti,i*rn and **Katy’’ 1 tnined in the senate, was received within three minutes Sanford, Yowcll, Sanford, lost da has more sunshine than North superior to any now used by the railroads, and probably would use [«ust first decide w hat j oi> ^ t t i l vitittii ii( Removal of Senators LnFolIctte, after the cxxplosiun but one of the y, but he expressed doubt thnt saying thnt he might be called to three points its to ATrigham, AUa- j Carolina but we have more moon- arm either or both of those rouds a* 11.add, Brookhart, and Frazier from • ages wus caught on the bottom condition could be met. iltamon lost [shine. Florida has thu best grupc-{ this Ir'^AsThif^ntaUcV'stanils ' r,,*e- ,,,lon u sim ilar point of order monte; Bundy, Altamonte. Pursuing a similar Ii mi- of iiwmi. the nucleus for a new system. For-; thilir i/.esent comnHttee nasiirn. by wrcckuge and ndnera were fore­ against bill. . the re-written , n muthiee points to Dean, Sanford. fruit in the world but wo bow |! wnimission made five | A, sharp attack on the ruling of ; ___________________ shaft and c u t r September, 1022. and the chair was made bv S e • In a t o r M _ before the f ,ntrol was renewed last Bruce, Democrat, Maryland, who. y l f M p i * K i l l I f llllO * iQ bo used. But It was agreed th a t tho raid rulings of presiding officers U U IIU H IJ, ia used as a re­ should re-examine tho arc some times tinged with party C J f ] T n T n n r > | iV I n ri* bringing tho Firmament nnd decide expediency and party exigencies. k J U J U X \F i i U V d l trx v 11) ice. A row of postn niuke nf Gernmny He added th a t opponents of the removed the the job of control bill should pot be permitted to . of rations. make use of thu rules to promote i ami heroism [wound* Cenridcred a filibuster to defeat the bill. rescuers who Purchase of tho J. L. Miller reception committee banded them­ to a record h ig h ' journment. ~*oabl appear from the braved th<* deadly fumes of gas und building, on Magnolia avenue, by selves together nt the front of the level today, lent color to reports r o*rmany is in an enThe senate foreign relations descended \inte after time lnto[ P o litic a l P a r ty R. A. Douglas and J. H. Juckson cafe and rendered "Yes, We Have that this roail was being sought as committee voted to ask about th* Tsst state of arm am ent mine to bring out the dead. No Uld Old rosstls," Fossils,” in in the tho most most ap ap* n ■fnr for 1a1 consideration approximating .No it was In 109O h-ivin"- nr.__ 4.„ w u u n n n n e i-b 'n ywre overcome arui several it song Kadiusteil ili.."' n ' M e e t s W i t h U p p o s i t i o n $.|0,000 front Herman Steinbach, proved civic club style. The som tom. Chairman E. N. Brown, how- "muziled." Michael Karooiyi, for­ were carried from the inlnv. sired * beginning., of a pow■— , *of Orlando, Was_ announced S a t- : and the breakfast had the desire ever. ha- denied thnt Frisco was mer Hungarian president. Organizations of women of Sul­ WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.—Offi-1 involved In anv dtfiidtc noootiu all traces of fatigue •■chine, again the queslivan were early on the scene and de--1<Ie what demands P0?*U ___ of Germany. wv political party a l present, was e x - . be made tt«*s He a capita! polTtirul Preyed by lfi labor organizations. *•* ................. I’*> ch wi will renuire the I affiliated with conference for pro'«ich • ns gressivu political action, in ses- j j" f tho government, ! sicn here. This course of labor , F"r*ant for the a m b u s-!: Fttle The report will organizations was determined yes- ; [Published when tho ul-[ terday when chiefs decided to sub- i mit a resolution at the conference "r demands. , , . I *™ 1 *nfo th* min* immediately ---- have the Kansas City Southern Icnee in advance of, .formulation of convention today which they j the remainder of the lot which conof | Albert Dally, chief stato mine inn fu V T .,,, v ngred to withdraw from convention tinues to the alley running parai- . . . T i i i T Cl l i t z> included in another ml- |th * project s|)Onsored by the I.ca-1spec tor, left ’Indianapolis early in though it was nriglnullly allotted i gue of Nations. ■*“ *•' u i u y L O S O i„ the event the resolution is do- |el with Magnolia Avenue. Wheth- A i x l | « A S K G fl ill o C c U ’C n r 01* I j O Y the afternoon, it was ‘ reported, and II * 1 _ I.l I .. .....I o - or nnl nnnlhur story u ln rv niukint? 41 ^ » to the Missouri Pacific. er not another making his arrival was expected momen­ Tho four railroads which have three stories, will be added has not tarily. lieeti mentioned in connection with [ O r t l L . o Q o M r z ^ l j l l i r F o r l v e t been decided. The building, Most authentic reports of tho .W ON, |Feb. .... ................ the consolidation report would have 21.— R e -! * O lIC C o C a r t . . l # l I f k however, is so constructed that disaster were that the explosion a combined capitalization and |n t))e Kenate! An appeal for the uid of citi-j According to tjhe futhor, the ' another story may bo added. occurred when miners either cut ! Alterations will begin as quick : tons und authorities all over th o ' boy had never Indicated any inten- J'“ ?d2d d ib t °f "PProxbiatciv $800 s [;ip . to follow up a c - ! into abandoned workings or • WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.— The slight cave-in opened old entries in r/"'ic inzurgent Republi- 'l y as practicable, it l/s a ld . state to aid him in the . « r c •! tlon of runninK awa). He ------ 10°0,000 more than 15.000 miles of PARIS, Feb. 21.—Police late to and yard . Hnugea-Cooper m arket bill to car­ .... .....v, ------. (trackage including sbL ____________________________for his son Kveret Ishie, 14 yeari , 1 ‘ D4rty councils by re which gas had collected, the miners' / , Y ron? their comm it- 1daV be»an un inyes til<Bt*on of thp , NCRKASE CITY LIMITS old. who has been'm issing since wus obedient nnd apparently cheer- tracks, and 11,000 mile of first i ry out recommendations on the lamps setting off th* pocket of President Coolidgc was gas. Monday morning, was made this ful und satisfied with the life ho 'line truck. | subject by Preside! **« riving them a so n -' •’ "*” **-ra»ice putil _____ _ Mor by Robert Ishie, g arag e-; was living with his parents. Ho, I ho p»i»dble addition of the Chi- j brought up before the I House today V X*lui >" org an izin g ; Wood, C overM r-G ene^al^f Ph» S J PETEBSBU r g , Feb. 21. - j_immorning or (Cotinued on page 3) engo and Alton line* would make | with u special rule to expedite aci iv i Z , 00w congress. P*n«a, missing since a « > r | A or(Ji rdinanco providing for exten .(m an, wmo lives about seven miles was a brilliant student. Wo-e,! that this a c tio n ' n h' L lh V As i,tj .ion of* ithe city limits of St. Peters .'fro m Sanford on the Oviedo’road. I So far as is known, the hoy ha<i an even more comprehensive sys- tion in the session. The senate agc»»c* of Senators Instituted a t tho request ot W j gburg J " ° to tr0 take in a total area of ap- ( The hoy left his home by the no money at ull when he left home, tern, which would servo a large | riculture committee was expected proximately 52 square miles has school bus, ostensibly to come to He had asked his mother for u part of the Southwest from Chico- ! by Chuirman Norris to take acsmall sum that belonged to him, go, k,in«ti City und St. Lmiia, to 'tio n on similar legislation. -------------- nas-ed first reading, and nn elec- Sanford where he attends gramfT WRRN A NOVELIST \VKMBI.KY EXHIBIT BKO! B N a jI« ^ )1(j A • ,,s when the mar school. -He is described as ■Hying that he dntended to bring j th<» gulf, and traverse the states i ---------„ will i voted on ProDOS-1 being of medium height, fair com-' it to a Sanford bank to place in a j Illinois, Missouri, Tennessee, Ar- ; SIGHTED OFF BERMUDA NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y„ Feb. Queen Maud 21.—After firing mure than 300 LONDON. Fcb\ 2 V."7u8hKrrown ed extension of the limits repre- ( plextion, light hair, dark brown | savings account. This money, hew » *n*aM. U uU iana. Texas, Kansas. ,^ad 1,1 cum her HAMILTON. Bermuda, Fob. 21. shot* from a barricaded house, *nt.H, nil all uunder British ^Cro>vn .. square imr_ mjieH • Oklahoma, K P -b o b v m eats, der the BritUh o w n •« ' « • about 41 wa not given to him. Oklahoma^ Mississippi and Alumiles 0f of terter eyes over one of which Is rc small ever, was bantu. —The United States dirigible Lo* keeping >jpolice away three houri Among the sections to be bear. He weighs about CO pounds. | The futher expressed hi* fears I Angclc* flying on a test voyage John Smith, was shot early today & n #r w . ^ ! Ir?oer?al**ExhlblUon which , rcop- i ritory. When he left his home the boy , that the hoy has been kidnapped n i r w i l l be an extension of STB I K I CONTRAt I S I KT und fnat the only reason he can from Lukehurst, N. J., was sight- , trying to escape from tho roof, lie ...I k ia 1 tu a « L .. k . ..la k * L ^ attrib u te to such an act is ill will c l off Bermuda atV &6 o’clock *this wa.« sent to Ithe hospitalI . with threw mime person may have for him. OKEECHOBEE. Feb. 21. — C on-1morning. j bullets In him. He ran amuck No reason oth er'th an forcible de-j tract hu boon let for the clearing | I Friday r.ight, firing a score of tention can account for his con­ and grading of 10 mites of streets Groveland- Contract awarded , shots from two houses, then tak* tinued absence from home, the fa ­ here, as part of a program of e x ­ for construction of local unit of ing refuge in the home of a ne: i n , ...... ther beiicvea. / tension andiniprovcmeut. Urovflaod-Clcriuqht tvaij, ms Failed To As Agreed SANFORDCLUBIS VICTORINMATCH WITHALTAMONTE if ■ : ■ T»k <*«n'woTOnwMtea at'tta' ■asw w SUsa£bt « a--- Rescue Work Hi This Morning Cave In Hai ? k-« .»'«■-1assrta. -e . iirsS INVOLVINGFOUR LINES EFFECTED Is To Be Improved IS New |M111 c c Places,leutcd Son Of Leonard Wood Officials Reluctant To Show U. S. Attitude*!ra. #'I*..**..... I.- % * D.n.a.w 1 ... Missing From Home Since Monday ■. .. ... • . .. I. . ’. Ut ^foil Man Who Ran Amuck, Is Slain By Policeman House Considers Market Measure m l>vr. th* writer. character and achievements. �• *wT- _ >r-r **»«« 1TT¥ . J- |S^V» ' .a w _ ■•' • * * SWF ,V . •THE fjANFORD HERAI.D, V nibA Y , FEBlttJARY 20, 1923. (BYTE CE CHURCHES Nr* t1 I Is Made to Members Church To Allow Min* era Historical Freedom Teaching Bounds • ' _ * A U B U R N . N. y Z Feb. 20.— A ntBtvment entitled "For Peace and lib e rty ," signed by 01 members do lence CommitOf.; the Correa Correaitonde tqer •composed of Presbyterian in minlatera from many parts of the rertmtry, w/is issued today by Prof, b i t . Nichols, of Auburn Theologleak Seminary, secretary of tne committee. In giving it out Prof. Nfchols emphasised the fact that the statement was not a manifeste - b f any theological party, but afpxappeal for liberty with) within tho IM sbytcrlan ‘church * * for * the holdof various forms of evangelical ag< istinn belief, and for subordinhflng theological differences to united work for the world. The statement and the nnmes of the signers nre as follows: "In view of recent acts which are-disturbing the peace of out jrch and threatening the liber­ ties of ita office-bearers, we, thl undersigned ministers, make this ement to the thousands of our brethren who may not know all the fggts but who, we are assurrd, agree with us in ardent desire to preserve the unity of the church. '•"The affirmation Issued in 1024, slgflcd by over 1800 of our minis­ tats, asserted the historic free­ dom of teaching, within evangelical Imands, guaranteed to ministers of our communion. The General AWcmbly'of 1924 agreed with the ntiitinn taken in the affirmation ny rejecting ns unconstitutional an overture which sought to require of certain officers of the church stdiscription to particular inter­ pretations of the standards set forth in deliverances of general asstmbllc*. In spite of this decision of our highest court, efforts are still hr Ihg made to impose these doctri­ nal Interpretations upon minis­ ter*, nnd In effect to npply to mronhors of the boards and other cbtfrch offierrs the very tests which the assembly declared unconstitu tlonnl. A letter hns been widely cfr’culatcd which insinuates dis­ honesty on the Part of some of ojfr ministers and asserts th at nnbllcf is widespread among them, and therefore urges agitation to inform the people of the churrh of these alleged conditions, for tfl^ purpose of securing the elec­ tion of what arc called loyal comnilaslnners to the next general nsaembly. ;'.‘8 uch actions are fom enting a if division, casting unwnrsuspicion on the loyalty candor of faithful ministers, threatening the disruption of our church, and hindering thnt con­ centration of our energies on Chris * r> 9# x .• - t *-r~ Clementel Seeks y to h a Planning'G row ers Warned To {S f c # s $ B $ s t e t e $ s f c f c * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ° f V n il o l P ite ia o _________________ ToAidFrenchFinances F o rJ Shrine C ircus Combat Citrus Aphid; ^ s a o a n i i a s a s B B U i PARIS Feb. 20.—The r e m is e of n $100,000,000 loan for the im­ provement of French finances anil another $.15,000,000 for devastated regions, to he floated in the United States as noon as the budget is definitely balanceil und voted, was one of the remedies for France's financial and economic situation advanced by Fnancc M inister Clementel in an address iheforc the Chamber of Deputies today. Clementel gave no details and refrained from saying w hether a s ­ surance of loans came through the foreign group, which hns handled all French financing operations In the United States. ar D u r in g N e x t W e e k ! j ^ v0,S ^ ^ WEST PALM BEACH. Feb. 20. DELANO. Fch. 20.—Damage i< —Thomas Hamimm of Miami is in estimated between $50,000 and $75, a local hospital suffering from nn 000 to the local exchange of the nutomobile accident in which the Southern Bell Telephone nnd Tele­ tip of his tongue was severed graph Company here in a fire Physicians expressed belief thnt which started in the main cable a t his speech would not be seriously the exchange this morning. The affected by his injury. service line of Florida Public Ser- * vice Company burned und left a i large portion of the citv without | electricity nnd ice. 1200 tele­ phones were out of commission. Will Submit A Plan For Pine Institution SAVANNAH. Ga.. Feb. 20. — Plans for the organization nnd operation of the Pine Institute of America will he submitted nt the second annual meeting of nnvni storci men here today for a three days session. The plan was dosigned, announcements say, "to servo nnd advance interests of owners cut. over Innds of produ­ cers of gum, resin, and turpentine dialers nnd brokers. • ;y . : l| ••w .. ■ • . w m , mcnt s ta U°n hcre nre continuing DAVTONA, Frh on "U* — Wiin thcjr narf);nfr citrU8 growers of hlgh-power auto racing resumed the state to adopt control measures on the world's fastest course, the for the new citrus aphid a t once if Seabreeze.-Daytona Bench, nnd No., , ,, c. ,' . . * 'n n Infestation Is found in a grove, hies of the Mystic Shrine giving TI)t.y p(lint out thnt nt p*eient a typical Shrine circus in Dayto- there nre few winged forms among na island park, the week of Mon- them, und this will tend to prevent day, Feb. 2-1, givps promise of hernP.'lJ ®J,*I nt tho same ir g one of the “high jinks" varie- Ul™ hcIP. •" i hf.lr control, ty In the Halifax country. Before an infestation becomes Slg Haugbdahl and other d irt iKoncra ") a Frovc,. it is Possible track stars, who arc now making V* control the aphid by the spot tho bench their perm anent winter dusting method, it is stated. This quarters, will appear on Monday ; method Is to pick o^t the infested Would P rerrnt Loans in flvo fart races, which is a hol­ trees and dust thoroughly two or times u week with a nico­ WASHINGTON. Feb. 20. — A iday on nccount of Sunday being three tine-sulphate dust containing nt resolution designed to prevent the W ashington's birthday, nnd ns least three per cent nicotine. Cy­ flotation of loans in the United Hnughdnhl is hammering an en ­ anide dusts also a p p e a r to |be val­ States to France or any other na- tirely new-type enr into shape it uable in spot dusting. tion that failed to reach an ag re e ­ Is possible that a new race, a l­ Control measures should he tak­ though not n one-ear time test, ment with American Government for funding war debts, was Intro- record will lie made. Local Shrin- en immediately to iprevent the duced todny l»y Representative i Wr ° nr“ mcmbcr* of Morocco spread of the aphids from becom-. Blanton, Dcmocrnt. of Texas. Mn- V Temple of Jacksonville, clnim they ing general. In case the Infes­ chincry of the Federal Reserve ' "dll stage n show thnt will prnvo tation does become general, much Bonrd will be brought into piny in ■ tra c tiv e to even the most dis- damage may be done to the grove 1 enforclng the mensure. 1 crim inating, having arranged for PLANT VINEYARD — .---------------------i an unusual variety of high-class Fire Damages PeF<anc1 ua * -----------------I.OSES TONGUE Til* Telephone Company1 Iff 1 ---I t * .1! a ■ n aaB aaaB H H H D san su aH au E B n n n aiiH B B B H aB E B an 'S B H asn n attr^ stjii Six lots-have just been sold to a Sanford Con­ tractor who will build nice homes a t ohce. . N The developers are planning to build several bouses in the very near future. i MILTON. Fch. 20.—.James Ouzooninn of Kingsburg, Calif., ha-, bought 2,900 acres of land five miles east of here in the Yellow River district where he is planning, j to cultivate a large vineyard. .... He y ..................... will plant about 100 acres of JL grapes this year nnd Increase the vineyard about 100 acres each year J l he status. Mr. Ouzooinn says he , , expects to realize from $3QO t o j T $000 from each acre he plants. V His parents have neon grape nil- *** turista in Armenia^for many years. J. * With improvements now being made and fu­ ture improvements and developments contentplated, you arc assured an immediate advance in price. v , WHOISYOUR SKINNYFRIEND, FELLOWSSERVICEr ETHEL? " STATION ggBNBUEBTIHBBSBBBHBHM Kna • Tell him to tako C«»d Liver Oil for a coupel of months and get Qt:.*clc — Cotirtecin — Service enough good healthy flesh on his Kemcmher that ‘‘Service With bones to look like n real man. <> a Smile." We strive lo make Tell................... him, it’s........ tho ............... only wav vto take those grave-likc hoifow.Y from it friend of each pat.on hy "his c’heeks ’ and* link. seHing him only the Very Best Tell him he won’t have to swal­ low the nasty oil with the nauseat­ ip nulr.niotiev accessories. ing fishy taste, because the Mc­ Coy Lnlioretorics, of New York aid Dunlop Tires & Tubes have now putting U|I Cod Liver Oil in proven their super iiuality. in vigar coated tablet form. Hnnfcrd service. Dut your set Ask for McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil on todny nnd you will become Telephone service in Clermont Compound Tablets. Power's Phar­ and Minola to lie doubled. • macy, Wean’s Pharmacy nnd ev­ a Dunlop booster too. (let ery druggist worthy the name s e ll, year parkins: lights of us. to tion ministry to tin* world which them—(10 tablets—f.O cents. Any ‘imply with the New City J.tiw the heart of our church desires, man or women enn put on five i “Therefore, we appeal to our founds of healthy flesh in .'!*• duv.! 7st & Kim Ave. Sanford. Fin. brethren in the presbyteries to os your druggist will willingly re­ stand firmly for tho maintennne • fund the purchase price. of our historic liberties, to discourOne woman put on 15 pounds in nge unbrntherly judgments, to cher six weeks. Children grow robusc i*h the ideal of nn inclusive Chris­ m il strong—Feeble old people feel tian church, nnd to unite the whole younger in a few weeks. strength of our communion in for­ "Be sure to get McCoy's, the P h on e 117-\Y I *1*♦♦♦ warding the work to whicli our original nnd genuine Cod Liver Master has called us." Oil Compound Tablet.’1 ic ia a n iiix a a iH X R R n ig n E E i FELLOWSSERVICE / CALL FOR C. L. BRITT OR J. I). CHITTENDEN OR THEIR SALES FORCE 4 BB BB BBaB naH BaaBH aaaB B K nB B R B B nnB B B naH SB agnarB anB nB B H iusB aB jiB B B B B giiB B B iiaaai,^ ......................»..... . FRANKLIN TERRACE THIS MUST BE ON ACCOUNT OF ItsWonder e e ri; u On On On On U Prices . $550 to the North hy Franklin Street the East hy Oak Avenue the South hy Geneva Avenue the West hy Elm Avenue $10110 Easy Terms �SATURDAY, {Sanford Road, Third In Usage Of S t a t e Highway Bryan’s Child to Be Citizen TALLAHASSEE, Feb, 21.— A greater number of motor vehicles crossed over the lino between Broward and Dade counties on State Road No. 4 than passed any point on the cross-state roads where a traffic census was taken during 1024 by the state road de­ partment, it is disclosed by calcu­ lations made from the census fig ­ ures. These figures are compiled by the department for a 24-hour period on one day each month dur­ ing the year for the purpose of arriving at a definite idea as to where the bulk of the traffic may bo found. On a basis of these figures, it in shown that the Dade-Bruward line was the most used point on Road No. 4. There 647,800 mo­ tor vehicles passed during the year if the complications made on the census-taking days were represen­ tative of other dsys during the 12 month neriod. Approximately one tenth of the machines were trucks, citato Komi No. 6. a t Palmetto, where about one-third of the cars were trucks, was the next most frequently used spot in the state's designated road System. Cars numbering 642,100 passed th at spot. Itond No. 3 a t Sanford with 4B8,736 came third; No. 2 south or Orlando, was fourth with 303,430 machines, and No. 1 a t Blaekwator Bridge (Milton) was fifth, with 208.416. — No records were kept on <>oad No. 8 between Haines City and F ort Pierce. Road No. 17 a t laikcland and be­ tween Tampa and. Oldsmar also was used by large numbers of cars femora Of BooUefgfny, Bnr? tod Treasure, And Conspir£ acies Revived When Digger - Buys | 2,300,000 Apartment & Irpidoptera in the National m IflEMehm, that he had built the Rf • l,v way of getting exercise. ^ .4 V 4 kN(«w, however, folks are won4Waving whether perhaps there was[P something to the "buried treasjjRrb” story after all. tMjXMLrtTQT Dr. Dyar appears as pur,v. fnr u price of $2,300,000, of fifi.■'2*wb!,<*f the largest nnd most elabL , gpra**. Apartment pn.puttie-, In the ■ m | c‘.A nywti r. ell admit that as a gE^'Bifcgrr, Dr Dyar e-ems to have 6ti • b»t lomewhero. f i r T . A celebration of first rank g g ^ designed to give a rebirth to Am- can. iJrols and new stimulus to American achievement, ie propoiX , «d for Washington in 1032. The 1 ' T***!0" w,ould ho the two hundredth anniversary of the birth of K ^-.ftoPfge Waahlngton. A. T«ftAllv* plans for a fitting nalE&v tlotta! aelebration of Washington's bicentennial already have been W ^reusied by President Coolidge K‘T vrith the congressional members of * commission which have tho arH a P l n M n u i t l in charge. and Patriotic organlM tttions, as well as leaders In A ta­ l i •• **ican progress In art, science, Indttatry and finance, have been givy i. places on the body which will £ ’ plan the celebration, Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, daughter of William Jennings Bryan, has filed GOVERNOR INVITED application for American citizenship, which she had to renounce when sne married Major Reginald Owen of the British army. Owens Is WEST PALM BEACH. Feb. 21. now living a t the Bryan home in Florida. —Governor John W. Martin has been invited by Police Athletic Daytona—‘Contrnct awarded for Club to attend the field day ex­ beautification of waterfront park. ercises hero Mar. 17, 18 and ID, Counterfeiters Now Caught, Says Sheriff WEST PALM BEACH. Feb. 20. — Local city nnd county officials believe they have brought to light Information In the arrest of three men hero that will expose count­ erfeiting operations of internation­ al scope. R. C. Gurley, 37, of Springfield, Mo., n man register­ ing as F. C. Davis, 31, second-hand ra m * • • , General Isaac Sherwood of To­ automobile dealer of St. Lruis, and rt l W o, 0., who at 00 is the oldest W. J. Dcmonbrun, alias Clark, 38, • member of congress, sang his who claims to be a barber from M > wan song” tq the House a few Springfield, Mo,. nrc in the conn>***yv ngn In a speech contrasting ! ty Jail and probably will be turn.V* Washington today and B2 years ago 1rd over to the federal authorities. ; tho life of n congressman in I Sheriff Baker has telegrapher the | Atlanta office of the departm ent ^ today* 5&T A i an Index of the comparative 1of justice to semi an agent here ■ | a n of government today and ) In connection with the case. Sher­ • then, General Grant was Just start- iff Baker declares be has evidence V i iP k h is second term, Sherwood 1of counterfeiting activities by the three men. f ^ remember Uie appropriation r r for Bslnrloa, clerk, hire and upkeep Houjie that year wa* i 1 1 $42,800. Thin year wo give our fT, president the tidy sum of $800,000. "General Grant had no bodyHOLLYWOOD, Fob. 20.— Re­ 1 I ; IP ard* no military staff, no White naissance paintings and other a rt House police. I remember meet­ treasures valued a t nearly $600,000 ing him many times walking down are missing from the Hollywood Pennsylvania Avenue alone. homo of Martin Weinsehenek, "Members of Congress got $3.- resident of the Danzig, Germany j 000 u year r.atary. We were al­ rin of M. Welnsebenck Company, | lowed no secretary. Wo had to reported to police when he returned j ront our offices out of our salary from Catalina Islund Thursday and we lia i to taKo our pen In hand to answer kicking letters from our r.mytliuenta. "We had i... Department of Ag­ riculture hrnce tl.e farmers were contented nnd reasonably prosper- L O ft0 £ fc M O ST B E any reason you have not inspected development, plan to drive out to­ morrow and look it over. juth on Sanford Avenue to Geneva Ave nue at the city limits and then turn to the left. Oak Hill lies just across the railroad and to the south of Geneva Avenue. LIKE F O O D W ELL- S E A S O N E D T O ’G l U £ S A T I S F A C T I O N .. Rare Paintings Stolen From Hollywood Heme Oak Hill offers many great opportunities for wise and far-sighted Investors 8 ittlt 11 WOULD CHANGE CODE Have the Postage and Money Order Fee T I R E S 32x4 ................ $ fi.Uri 32x4 ............. $J4.50 E. P. R I N E S 1112 Sanford Ave. 211 K. 2nd SI. When you Build—Build Right. This applies not only to your home, hut to any building. Great care should he used in the selection of your lumber. You should see that you get quality materials, that they are the kind that will stand the ravages of time and the elctnonts. Our lumber has pleased builders for many years. Call by and see us. • 5 5 ■ ■ " ■ % L O T S HERE WILL DOUBLE IN VALUE RAPIDLY. North Laurel Avenue ■ SANFORD, FLORIDA WILL P U T YOU IN POSSESSION OF A L O T. EASY TERM S ARE OFFERED. W® want you to bring your Willy*Knight and Overland to ua for In■pecUon a* often aa you think it needa it, it coM* you nothing nt tnir advice otation to have yoar Drerland and WillyM-Knlght looked •ver, tightened nnd greased. THE PHELP PLACE ON SILVER LAKE 21-2 MILES SOUTHEAST OF SANFORD. JUST OFF ORLANDO ROAD THURSDAY, FEB. 26, 10 A. M. THE ONLY SANFORD SUBDIVISION WITH CLEAR WATER LAKE. We have a complete line of parts, re d expert mechanics to do your repair work. A bate Place lor Your Money A Good Place for Your Home GASOLINE AND OIL ------FR EE AID AND WATER-----and Courteous Service No m atter what you need, when we yet through you "atep on the $•*’ and go on your way rejoicing. bEHINOLK OVEHLAND CO, OVERLAND, WILLYS-KNIGHT {J ORLANDO {3 I L. ALLEN, Sanford j] Turk and Commercial St*. I’HONE 88 N. H. GARNER, Developer 110 PARK �O MISSIONO F*uCIT uifuaaiuii ur iY Y^ | I B i»d fiy till* eurpuru-, i«. W . . .ilson, ---- . ------------------------Vlta-l'mldtoL -(ItOQ.OOl each, to Im? In ferred Mooli •<.m i lion fo r a p#r V flM w ii )i>«r, and I*'la c irahftejr. Berretsry and Trims-1 atlil ■ e t lm w fmi urf.jin_ ___ such'.erwee,lie Imlit era (it prr- I lirer. ^ . ! yh.iron ___r __ _to tie „_____. . __ tone .aments, Hint Hold .In The Hoard of Director* ahull lie . IH ' rurilanco with tin- lumts. provision*.| furred ‘slock„ shall lie entitled t„ Th- K « n e riV ffir^ * » f tho. busi­ conditions anil 'at Ipu lotion. heruttt-, Please note the editorial which remtiur I- W .PoWelF. (I. W TT . . . . . . ,, vqlk *a1« ----- - --- -- -------atorW in onv — --------- -------;•» . . . . . T_ lfsnh anil iL. e . Itut*' 4 l l « i. fti-itHterlt ness to l>e traliuartril l>y «nl.l e a r i ^ n a i l M fi.IaCcU: n.* j i . v . \ *u ? i oner s*t forth. su it' ft* nt.‘ “ ‘ ' “ *** nrM eoclosihg from our, local PoeaiUin shall lie as follows. - to- hereafter lieiecmlnVi liy' ilie lu Floim*; u ir ,,! *.u:l;bo!Me7'*.' ., m l » i *u *p tn.'iintr m. m i-f unj a u j -Tin* -Tim first o r organlsaili.ii tu«*filnK'i m eeting! in* "zmti ou an Idea wit: To hold, liuy, own. control,( of lijr-riiir* of tills rurpoi'ai.i.n. 'tw lth thr lit* mi.nc .; ortv.i- «»• an.ne rljtht* rig h t. mo «n.i < i uu* w»>- \»irw*hd.«iers of th;« thi.« c .»r >r--!• jjyjs J liliiiJ ifa i *#•„ M'l'MiMaji /:0i k. t ihii iiitinti ^hull b f V f t r t l i u .trV*» iT t y j w ar*, develop, sell, convey, lease., iief.,r.> any dividends ah.ili n , m.t1 .*x>,ii s communrent. iiM.r. iu.te. iiledai-. eacauaye.ls.nl.. i.r |>qiU ort. tlie c.iinwion wi.h K. ' !|qt thee (I m ot <U h*«ui*r« i.f ............ swntdril. Florida.,on to . 2nd day ■•ti.j.viMO. Itn >ro*e 1 I«l uM ier'.l- • ; tile hi.ldi'i'S null ,iVrln>r.t of Mild',, .......... :Vvred Rtili-k- iiw Vole .**h» Ri.iCk in of itlireh. 1313. for l!ie rmre..-- of . ............ aff“ ; fa d in g your article. ! ileal in iind dUpono of rent estate, i.irfencu yteck »liml il - a ’Jih ii io 'h iV aiophaW peta oieet.u t adapting py-law n ami ii*nt9p.tln»f illy - lei.ritlmie *>nly -dnrina ___ liberty ______ _ ‘ of _______ *•«»> ripin. idle. m . « r » j i ^. irMueiVe on „ n o ilsl «euiiMilaiiv.u ........ .... 3 . — , the p. ttod of i Hie »rv.,nt*atloii of ln l» e«r|ioraii'in. 1 We lulling.. tho , .i i i * - ____ • I • ■I . i , 1 m a t t a m i lit lt,. ... _ > ■ -m il 1r ,« f.ie t K a lu ietL iu ,. u f . !>...( _ W th our pnntnli t ***.,u ,‘*. *hrreln.A III the .State id ; M.en.l n „y andt all preferred U .IV <l***i«it*«,imj' •>» a*•> > I - * - cut W opportunity to V V U U Ik U lllft/ UUCII Inveators of various means wto make f?“"* •* F n n t I t,iB i n i p i H L T I «nt^ • ulhsr pjaces hull m U vw: P M l j Hoard » i . Dim-tor* winy ■ued rally tiSlrt lim n ..lo v m n e FROMARTICLEO N - . - ~ , ™ FLORIDA W M ffit& s S S S naed from page l > by tho bulklK*'! und •hu i t i f l * * where tho Celei-y Industry Mentioned In sending' ibout 10 m inutes later. firM tly’ EnJojcd. im ie r , sve^t*rv of tho rhainber i* t Commerce, S t the m -eption hero ore e n j o y * t h a n t h e / m l io F lo rn ia . He the Asheville con tinreception *lvon t 'Whl nenting on the dttfi het Tot Sanford presented a P H I! ^ J |- r , n m i.|» H <M »*<w .U j n n - 1 .« . . . J l r o t utlda that the people In | - ii. Malit preforre.i i.u.d .hi tiuslne... ot th l. ei.riioroilnn 1 scrlhed liy eni-li are as follows: «My f'ohtml'wlijit el cauued by burns or sufTocntiop, town J' *;. Hitex arid fflrn'*,i,na to lay .hall he r.uhje.-i to i i.«leni[it|.,o «• would be aide to under- niunity has been woundetl has mlterrltorie;,; -hull He ei ndurled l.v iiu. followI.. TV. Powell. Msnfnrd, b’lorhln. Del. IS. It ! ll*e,i period, either nt par a. n letter to — the author vancall- accord nother visitor phrased, dressed t.. u a.V— r — - - —in'kl . to — reports. • »<’. Mill, plat iniy.il 14-. drain nnd M*h- premtnni, In uerordane,. ,e|Mi ,i.. ! n- o ffic e r*:-!! Preshteni, „ v|,e. ■200 Shares of no par vailin'stock. (Tt'o. A. W f i P T T F i i -.jOj th* ... P - * *hieitt-a.mt'n Seerelary in.l T iru . 1 t!. W u.n n . Honford. Klorhla. 20i» I Attorney for lncPrporalorp..,’ " Celerv fields unlike * hiIs attention tu the omission I J°hn M. I,owrey, of Sullivan, divide n,e -M,»e. to operate farniK oor ■*',l,in. Iirovl.looa mol cdti'lilPd,. nt sitr«r, w h o m a y nne . , n t the ere not “hand, n isd o ". E S S w fV u C0Py ui 11 lftter|P ««W ent of the City Coal Co., mtd nmi ;^,retrrin!”r,,T . . r / V A . V f "'V" ^«-Vr. rrr.i ee.roH: i.i he d. i. V: ^ .f f in y V o d a" iJ * at reason value of th e m ! written by Secretary R. W. Pear- *rnperintendant of the mine, was pram... nnd to m e i nnd runai rn.-t, , ^ ’.!,.Vp..r LTio n ‘«V*i h5 iho ‘ ’"r ^u',f ,,,rs "f «>'«'• Hire., i,.., , l.®1' 1 „ ! cn the bottom a t the time of the ••'dldm.'.. amt w ork.i«f »v -11-r uam-^U?er?”f ‘ *h 1 f ^ •nhfe.illmi neven d l in i ..,,, •* n. U, , 'Hsastei* nnd was overcome by gal, ,,n ,H,ul "* ,h,‘ t,,r The .......... preferred i '""A * ' ' $ * $ * , Z « init nt ih. . 1 ■Her intimate*! that tlje I Yn„r1r; i i n^ a,,:„ . T« mtinnf(ictiir<*. jnirci»«?•■. nr*r |^iii n«n i»«* «*niui«*<i t«» vmr suiti et*o r“k h o** -* ld e r s- * lierellulfter provided'4 in other section been | Youc recent article which an* j ■>l’|i|(C carried from the mine* in..'on.e e>s ui mis i-orievt ui (on In the Issue of Liberty unp,r3t reports Aif t>he trnatedy 1°,h‘ r" ','“’ ““ "."r. i,> hold, rtwn ■ ; at »ny corporalr meetim' unIp nonpulussed to *«ee peared tier (Into n f KUh 0 1 ,* „ i l l ! i wero th «» ' I .. i T 7 ninrijfily... pledye. sell aaslro , J-s. there h a . iieen n ilefnillt In Ho- .•nail lie: i l 4° »jni ' x m e. . everal men nati been intn.«f«*r. or othf»\vi?e ***;.*<r>«.«»* of., up»im pr* I I* TV., t'invell.A president. all was a u Ut|t.* » e n,,rt iJvernijrht Mtllonaire» of FlorM'ted and that about 40 were entr«n»* ntuI »i*>ni in unit w ith' they would have no • ---- WT'-r— wimr. tomhed an entry. entry. Later Later re re'v"»*j n o rts•• * iimmer. ston-n, ami , tombed In In an •“"‘•'er. naval naval stores, all for U was easy to idn, omltH any reference what7 ..ry W|V ,? sfi,T \ie2 ffih ,.. I lue of a hiKhly doveloii- ence whatever' to Sanford. This fro‘« mine nlPcinls disclosed, how -i dlie ni. uiai.d itiri-Cny iiirmiti or ^ -+■■f,T+<«|o>44++44-t*+44+4s,'4 : '4 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 t | ever, that the entire 51 men work- i which m ,.» >y■ he n*- .calculated iural district. When in- omission prompts this oranniza* ever* , ---- ------your------------advice as to inlt In i” the immediate vicinity of j,1 i,'"'1 "!1/ "....." ' ‘ ,M h u ,l'! *• T . the majority of tho tlon to request M> was owned in parcels why >a community of the import- {he explosion were believed to have i To’ Iran,. bonds and in secure t l i r j l j , »- ‘ or d-ed* „r tr«i.t ,,1 IS acres and that It was nnce of Sanford should hnve heen "«en killed almost instantly. A3 l !’,,m,, l,v » ' th , «plo»lon rpncheil “ 'SZ '",S K " V t - T r S ii m " " :,.'! 1! If operated hi UVrc com- lKi,or,J In th , t« v ,ra b l. puhltelty , J * mil to si ll .... Mn Miller declared that which you have so graciously glv- ]ou* Inrougn the mine it was spent, i*y u - coriioratlon, en other communities of Florldu. ? "“ the remnlning 70 men w e ro ,1 1 M ‘, i»*-.*«<it«-h imnd. for , 10- j,,., I was much more sub"No doubt during your tour of ............................ t" the top uninjured. Of ZX 111$ an he had first suppcisthe State, prior to writing this a r­ me missing, 44 were lunders, four 1loan umi Porrow tnonev on notes.!.,,' machine men, two motormcn nnd oiortaanes or -nti.-rwl.^ .. ticle you were impressed with the ono ed At Development. nrnhnido « »v|n ! mill !'■ Pliy. own. Il-nsc, niort-l* IT(U^,driia.. nmllilt','. .nherwuc d-m ^ pronounced civic nrido of the com­ one probably a trip rider. by most accurate check the men in ami dlspoio* of .ill iiin.u •„* oci Itation. where the visitors munities you visited. Sanford Is I’»y Hie niujfie of compountt iniurest i»,-«T^rty l minutes before m *king| no exception in this particular, remaining in the mine and who a r ”e :p"“ft-4* T o xiiliHcriPc fu r. It0 PI. i» u r*-h an . .*.«> ("r-,..,!n dl. i r a n . f c r . •*? es on the curs, numbers and for this reason, the citizens of believed to have met death totnll - '!o r 1" nilii-rvvlsc nci|iil“ 4 »y tlm savings of a man in inititilo ng<* , itsstjrc m or ii.iiK i |i| >*|. •> n r titlicr- , •(*-[* Ijeclared they had seenj the community generally feel that ed 61. „ . ' v i s e diRoiiR.. o f i p ,. Rdiircs o f .•aid - | a 4 will tlonblc* boforn Im i.s an nlil mnii. Mine bosses from surrounding is Sanford since they h a d ■Suuford has been (Vficrimf.iateil h lu l n o c k iif. n r u 11 y P o n d ., s c c i i r l l - o-J* workand cvplclii . mines nnd many. volunteer .......... ..........it*, ............................................. ...... iiidcluedm-.'t* Florida. They declared against. whilt* Hie savings of a man in ins ‘roni nvurhy mines descended 1 or •■r.,.it.-- l.v an- <*»*»••• had expected to find | “The brief reference you made thirl it's are quadrupleil \yjien lie is in m' "^ i V.',1>’ ",rili'|,.1i'n >'(!ir.." r.n.'l' termed the uauul type I in your article to the celery in-i|?*® *he shuft in efforts to bring his sixties. ,nent but th a t they had; ilustry couhl very easily huvt* been' J ^ «oou to tho Hurfnei*, This try *m* tniiiiu. ntui wMIp ih** uw;i* tiv surprised to find u ■elaborated on to contain equally i " * " » work- ,lur,nK which several ..‘“iLV*.1 ,Vr . vh»V w.ert‘ «vt*rccme renulteil ,,ow, r« /mi prlviii-i'. ** I.r iwu v reloped prufitnble celery an strong a reader's appeal a« t h e ' It takes (letuinintilion, foraight [)nt* visitor remarked in elaboration of the numerous realty ?T1 ,, e enr,y recovery of many *hii» lln ri*iif. nml In i xi*rep*c inline ninl patienre l.i save money i.ut Dm ------------------ium whisper th at San- transactions in other communities. Y •hove facts show how l it lily ine Imait could "May we aak thut in any sub-t he first town tile party IM O III'O II tT IO N Of Tu r.ccivc imymi-m hi -uc -aitunl in where no one had sequent articles on Florida, tho ' vVvroiVi) IIIIO •••!• ? oi nnving rewards those who liave tho V H . | \ r, clock null i rllu d for l.i money. -5*t V fort to sell its members products of your pen, th at there lie ( Iiriiltcriy. I >P..r .r cervices iti a rnuingi' 10 practice it. tt x He added however, that embodied therein reference to San-! Notice l* tu n ny. given iliat we. ill,I I 11J fat lull Ihe I*,*of I i lie lie ip. mullrslkticil Inti,ml in u|i|il> in ti-nnlm-d t> y ilu. lion it ,,t iiir*ci You will Imvc convenience, /.rliutic appearance! lit to buy something de- ford's distinction of being tin- larg­ tin- lliittoralili- John W. Martin ipiv. or I at ii IIIret Itilt called f.it eiicli est celery nroducing section in the ernor of tin- State of l-'lorPU. m imriiosc; |o mtilt.- 1*01111acts of uuv Inrglect. am) comfort nmililneti. I.'lorldii. on i lie go11, kind »>'ti iih.i.'vcc, lor ilu* furllicr[those included In the pnr- world? While we dislike to bother Tnlljilia-.c,., day of Kciiruurv A. I* lni.T, fur :iill-,of ll1 .nsl 1 1 1:1 .*•» umi imi'ivonen. A contrmior that nin*rat cm n uovtjlly mil|.la nr [Liuu W. Hill, pontmaster you nt this time with statistics Irt-ltirs I’aliht. Iiu-oriioiaiim, Sun. .nnd vi'iier 1IIv I.. eRerc'r.i. viicli pov.'v , __ he interested ________ in _ _ .. ^ fiiid llrnvc. Inc,, under tin. f.illuw- 1rs ns fan; In- In< !<]■-111 u. »pc t*tii‘*■' may knowing Jrnt iif Tile Asheville you well able to do work that will please ! t r tij poses Hint liii.diiii. of said enrpora' club; Holmes Hryson,' thut the 5,800 cars of celery sh ip -'!"* *Parnr ilu- orislnai of whiii , . (_ ■ . -i-«-.fctrtCT| f III. | Him. nml to iinve. everctio- end i n - ,' from the Sanford section l«.t s. crn ir> of tin- ............. Florida, Po all rielils. poivcrn and m-l- j of the Asheville ChambYou h;ivc oar assurame flml we. acc w«U . vill'«es IIll'll IeTlI In corp.i:M I111.IS Itmerce; Joseph H. Marvel season represented 20 per cent of at Tii!ln!i»nne»‘. Florida, (liiallfieU to construct, remodel, or rrpulr your a 1 t a l u . ii ilx i d umi e t l . l l i i g iiud.-r Itic u i w s Jr '\v’iilgV»N,:I tilworth Inn; Churles A. the entire production of the Unite I of 1 he Kittle of FPirliP1. home as any other firm. I’ Ktutea and 7.’i ner cent of the total i \ uamni :V T in .......m i n . «-liiii-,.- ■ rltnll P> pgbTisheri The Asheville ciin-lriie4l h i iiiilep, nile'ii optects F.W.PLEDCER I . Hidden Kutnsev, editor, production of the State of Floridu. ii-iid r. ur lucurauriiiliin of sau- and p.iivirn ninl ilu- 1uiiiiuniil'i.i "The writer especially reg re t. 'v ? , K , h1- m Ir .,.m1. i. Times; !•’. Roger ill CIIV -iprclflc Inmlru- 11 ii,- power lager of the Asheville very much that you did not visit iuun..i.clnicoiirKc|vc..iindi|i>lirrcb- Pull imi I*.- held 111 il- ili or re ■ ussnciaird for ip * imrinn strict In any oumnei uuv oiler of Commerce arid Mrs. Sanford nnd permit him the nnpnr- o•••-e..in.« f ft iinliiK Inn* a l.mly p o l l i l c and P-i diu-v- i>t power uf 1hi. riirrmr.itunitv of furnishing you witli m a­ mpijiK Miller, contributor c u rp iiriitc , u n d e r nm| Py v i r i i u ' ..f Hull. A M I cI p I I I lie lulvn o f tin- S l a t e o f r i m 't iln . of the Ix tte r known peri- terial which would have prompted Iand The i*in mi hi ui iln- iiiitPnrlitoi! do 11*.repv .iiiloiil lit fiilpiv.'l ui I the country. Though all some reference to Sanford. c-ipilal -loel; of Hits iiirpurnlpm A r i l c l e n o f I iic u rp o r n lliiu : “ While it is true that Sanford the party are pernianshall I*.- fi nr HuiiihiiiiiI spares of A rticle I, 1 0 9 nm a ” ,'o rorporniimi ciiiiuiion stneli uf 110 par value, to Tim 11.1110 of tills has never developed nny “ OverJtnta of Asheville, tin re niirlit Millionaire. “ the citv lias stinll In* FI.OIllliA iiltil\ I*. INI P,# l H*’11 fully ii,, lil 11ipl exempt eparate stutes, ami three n i g n i f t in i io n n ir e ., w y atl)) jlM „ r inci|iai idui-c or P i i . i u c . , rnmi n.*c> snnyeut. i f i f t e e n Pim d....... I am .......................^ ^ . _ ................... North French ................. Avenue. SANFORD,.FLORIDA; Hanford, s-mumis I’.mn- n-d -dial .-s of uref. ried eiltek I uf !<»<>T4 T 4 4 4 4 4 ->4*^T44 oI*4 0 4 * 4 'D»>«4 6 4 4 4 4 i4 4 '>4-44 ok4">->>>4*.>«d>4->A> •> rountrien representing thu ( the enviable reputation of being i NhBn ami 1 he par val * * “ “ '■ ‘ Pave ' ' lue I.f I .ne Hnw'TW11 v-r<*-f<-4 , ^ ^ 4. one" of the few cities of Florida i n . h 4loAdn. Put It may t» of the party. --- =r. ----T . - .............................. , j ,, o,..,.. IkL.—Hill. .iLtLX, f r- - - i - Compound Interest When a Home Is A ' Home— || l c p v ^ r T T T S r ^ r s r r ‘loo.ooo00 S A N F O R D g —— 1 'M i® LOAN A N D B g fiiii ^ J S C O L L E R A V IN G S lE W S " 5ANFORD.FIA i THE BU1LER . .i i •"iiui T wz1,j Startles Florida A Story Worth Reading ❖ -:•❖ ♦*:•+♦)> >*4-K *44444,»*Hc»4,->444-**1 A civic orgauizaliun liu» been inrorporutcil which haa acquired u Iruct uf the inuut valuable water front pro|i«-rly immediately adjaceul tu I he cllyVt main IturiiieHa center. I ADVANCE COPY I This corporation, cnmpoaetl of Sanford’s bankers and leading iiuslncfirt men, guarantees the erection uf 11 uu derii luiirist hotel on a splendid site, proviJe-l for the name un the water front. i - S I oi‘ state-wide lull paue j ± advertisement to up- | I pear on Wednesday, % \ Feb. 25 in the follow- f X t ins: papers: •«* t i Miami Herald, Miami NewsMetropolis i Jacksonville Times | Union, t West Palm Beach Post | Tampa Tribune. :j: Orlando Sentinel. ❖ OrlandoKeporter-Star | St. Petersburg lndependent. | Daytona News. | t * j; | The rity's principal business thoroughfare, First Street, will lie extended five Mock* to and inrlodiipf Ihis hole I site, and the balance of the property, in­ cluding all uf this new business area and niagiiilir nt residence and apartment hmi-e location.-, un the water Irnnt Huulevard, and surrnundiiix tin- hotel site will l . immediately resold, NO'l AS A ItEAl.TV I'ROJKi;T fur Ilu- prufit involved in Ilu* same, but at NOMINAL 1*RICE-S, fur the purpose ol interesting the live, constructive investors of the Stale in the building up of Sanford. tin* rise in values to tli/.ry heights at the top uf the ladder of prices. Ill all parts of Florida the demand is for the fore­ sight to discern the next City—set fur a realisation uf lust such splendid success us these Cities have achieved. *■• 1 The eyes of Florida are set 011 Sanford as that next grent City. It has the required luuduuii-utall—its future is assured. SANFORD—u City of III, lint people with forty jniles of uniform asphull paved streets, banks, me deni business blocks, Churches, School', and Thcatre.i, located at the head of Navigation 0:1 the St. .iihns River, a distributing point for many iiillcn nroulil. a City ideally laid out, bus increased in populaliiii Hii per rent in four years; it IS AN KHTAilL.LSI Ft) SUCCESS and beaded toward, a great liittui ate i lint most important of all— YOUR OPPORTUNITY SANFORD'S REALTY VALUES AREf S ltli>4 Suppose you bad been able ten years agu tu foreice the future of St. Petersburg, Miami, Tampu, Or­ lando or Palm Iteaeh and bud invested there at values but u fraction of present figures. The cream of Ihe-te opportunities lias long since disappeared in Tile business men, banker.-, and those who lave worked to make Suuford have profiled liy llu^experleucc of other Ciller -they have huildetl hrojdly for the future, determined to let souiidnrsd of values bring them the larger measure of permajeut .6>* tureens and profits, rather than the quirk**r hut less stable results, so nflen acliicrri] lliru iimvarratited Inflation. HANFORD present:! today n most unusual opportu­ nity for pruflts—for 11 great and sound permanent future. It beckons you—it offers what Miami. St. Petersburg, Orlando and the other Cities offered ten years ago. The offering of this valuable business and residential pnipcrty above mentioned iu attracting the entire Stftle'.q attention. - I'.iieineKs property on New First Street leading to the New ’tourist Hotel site will M* s.ihl at ouc-tiltli preterit First Street, values, anil the resldenzurntoprely on the water front and surrounding the Hotel cite at prices far lu-tow surriiuudiug values. Orlando investors would readily luke the entire oftirin g of this Central Property—so would St. I'eUri.burg or Miami investors—but this pritjust is being nri'sunted to the ENTIRE Slate as an unique t ivie Project. SANFORD is to bring to our City the type of runhlrudlve investor* who do things—to make g rejiar SANFORD. 'I his city i*. i.et lor ',ureesi-~w lll yuu lie in un this Huere-iH? **f Sanford Hotel Realty Company SANFORD Surprisinitg facts are to follow this .'iiiununcetnant. Watch nexf Friday’s paper. Tuesday t.” next week 2-page udvirti-t-meiit wilt appear in this paper. tomqlelMig U»tory preceding thl*' j,>alc. D«m*t niUa reading "ad buy­ ing now. No. 214 First Street FLORIDA FORREST LAKE, President President Seminole (,’nunty Itank K. P- FORS'lER, Vice-Ptcrtideni Prrsideiu Firsl‘National Hank It. II. PERU, Viee-rPeHident Secretary-Treiusurcr 'I’he Snnfuril Ift*riild A. Ii. KEY, j'reasttrer Cashier leminob County Hank HARRY T. HOnWKI.L, General Mutmtfcr U. F. W H IT ? E R , S ec: c l a r y Pit ddent uud Treasurer Llodweli Realty Co. Cashier 'irsl National Rank Saleh Dale 10 A. M. March •111-, t-c.nlinutug uatii dd. term;;, T,1, dep-uit r.ccurcs locution; |S ‘,. on ate; Jute; on vales data; Italance I, 2. 3 or t years in semi.annual payments at Hr . . Your prof. ilH have time tu come brforr your payment.', end. • wdtUi _ _ _ LSi- '.‘iK g > i �W zf i— _ ■ • ■». n m t- a im a i h atrd Tear-.fT.ee si* Mnntha._f3.ee reriKl in .City by Carrier, per Y t#a Wrehly Kdltion |ro o — IAI. N tm h B i All obituary .«#. card# of thanka, resolution* .notices of entertainment# where __irgaa ara made will t>e eharaed for a t re solar advertising ratea. __ nrm to w arhociatp . d rn r,m i Tha Associated Preaa la exclus'Italy entitled to the use for repuh* lleallon of nil newa dlapatchea rradlted to It or not otherwlae oredtad In IhJa paper and also the local nawa ptihllahrd herein. All rlnhta of rapubllcailon of special dispatch* aa herein are also reserved. SATURDAY, FEB. I I , 1825. f H H HERALD'S PLATFORM D—Dotpcr water route to Jackson* Construction of St. Johns— In* . Hirer canal. Extension o' white way. Extension of local amusements laming pool, tennis courts, etc. equfarilion of • municipal M# -Augmenting of building pro* -housed, hotels, apartm ent Extension of street paring pro* ustruction of boulevard ind Labe Monroe. -ftitranee into Florida atate ill league. ipletion of city heautificaprogram. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. 'LAW worketh therefore - the law. FULFILLED: — Love no ill to hid neighbor; love is thu fulfilling of Roman 13:10. - POETRY FOR THE PEOPLE ‘ If you cannot get n Job, k Laugh it off, Do not sit around and nob, ijVLaugh it off, Work la always hard to do, I And it takes one’s time up, too; Don’t be worried, sad, or blue, Laugh it off. • . . >--? *“,-I-v THE SANVORD HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1*25. >Sanford Herald | Conveniently And Comfortably Mortgaged | m r y i l u n n n « r» » l a t S*ir»nl, JfUirM* HI or Sfcond C|oM Matter. »r 17, 7»i», at tlie Postnrrie# nforJ. Florida under Art of 3. 1197. t» 0 L* DBAS.... ..... Kdiiof .M aaaarr W IID W IO Pfcaaa 14* [ f c gi alla Aveaaa ■* Pii_|jjuL 5 CCJ It __ This Nurmi nm» , Big Incomes, Cheer Up. Where'* the sad-eyed family that sat down to It* frugal The Franc Goes Up. meal in bleak despair the day Father had to put the mortgage A City in Danger. on the farm ? A Very Safe Planet. A mortgage on the farm used to be regarded as a dreadBY ARTHUR BHIHBANB full thing* a sort of disgraceful admission of failure and dis­ ( C m i M M H t l ______ aster. Tho folks who went "over the hill to the poorhouse” GOOD NEWS for the big in­ looked back on the old homestead dismantled by rapacious comes that pay, some of them , 40 neighbors who attended a foreclosure sale. Rurtax may be cut down an low But where’s the sad-eyed family today? It’s eagerly management by Prealdent Coolidge figuring out how to make the money borrowed at eight per and Secretary Mellon, the Govern­ cent earn a good thirty or fifty or a hundred per cent. It ment income will be much bigger than the outgo, and the income borrows the money aa a straight business proposition to se­ nurtaxx may be cut down aa low cure capital needed for the making of more money. And the as 20 per cent. Another cut like that and the farmer who makes the greatest success in his business al­ most invariably has his lands pledged os security for credit biggest men will feel able to taka some real money out of th eir cor­ at the bank. porations instead of ploughing itj So entirely has the viewpoint changed, farm mortgages in back into the corporation and g et­ stock dividend,! the United States increased from $869,000,000 at the end of ting- an occasional . , 1919 to $1,781,000,000 on September 30, 1924. If a farmer | merc5,u,ly tox free' acquires new machinery nnd makes needed improvements in f t h e FRENCH franc continued his stock and his general farm equipment he must huve more to recover in value yesterday, for two days in succession money than he receives from crops and stock raised under showing that it is risky business to sell poor conditions. He goes to the bank and borrows the money French money snort. for his improvements just as any other business man does. The French are able nnd above all logical. They do not deceive And thanks to the broader education of the modern farm­ themelves with inflntinn nostrum s. er, the farm "business” is just that. System and science Those that seek to produce a panic aro taking the place of guesswork and chance. The modern in French money should remember farmer keeps books. He figures out his "overhead”, the in­ that the French do not indulge in terest on his investment, depreciation and increment. He panics easily. Leave the franc balances his outgo with part of his income, and places a de­ alone. pendable proportion in the sinking fund which is to take care THIS SHOULD interest real e»r tate owners in big cities, also heads of the mortgage that used to lead to the sheriff’s sale. of banks and other big corpora­ All of this means that agriculture in all its branches is tions. becoming a recognized business with which bankers can deal General Mitrhell testifies before with as certain safety as is guaranteed by mercantile or the Congressional committee that flying machines and destructive manufacturing or professional concerns. And the farmer chemicals such as are now made trained to study the markets and to keep books as well ns in quantity could level Nrw York to make his land yield him bountiful crops can live like a City in one day, destroying with case every important building on king on his conveniently mortgaged farm! M anhattan Islnnd. It takes money to make money. A mortgage exchanged How big a ransom would the for wise expenditures is good business. The sad-eyed family city pay to avoid that? More than of the old melodramas has almost lost it s place in real life, the cost of n good fighting air where farming has attained the business standing to which fleet, certainly. it is so rightly entitled. Shocking as it may sound to old THE FRENCH army has tested fashioned folks that close to two billion dollars in farm loans nnd upproved a new stabilizing de­ means better times for American farmers. And there should vice for airplanes, without the use of u gyroscope. Tliut meuns one be some more billions made available for their use. step nearer to absolutely safe fly­ (■go to town nhout n can stay at home. i Babe Ruth Isn’t ^ 1luck nt golf, mxjbe U l( won’t give hi* three g i An Illinois town (Info\ larger Jail. We wu,uUij ' worked n little hauler. The Prince of ( needs more money, m mw young men are right in i Massachusetts women’*t 'women Inconsistent. Ve| anything yuu «xpWt th* 1 I t is hard to work k through college at charged by l>ootleWm. ( Florists say the spring is very rosy. Gardeners are plana vegetables mvl a yard Coolidge has n medm in his room. l'u*h« * >*: stop it. Saves him ln 1 anything. i We hasten to expUij ! chanical horse Coolidge , exercise is not a flivver. Wo will have a n« • of agriculture in March. 1 stress that agriculture h portant than just cultw SingerSewingMa EASY I’AYMEJ Machinal ltr|*,ilrwl art We “Jesus Laughed” ed Bible verse when their names were called in the roll. So the first morning that the littlesl girl in the family was to FOGS, FLOODS, extraordinary accompany her older brothers and sisters to Sunday school! rains Tali in the East, destructive If a bandit steals your purse, Laugh it off, everybody tried to think up a verse brief enough fur the i jJjj" cashed h,mi£ Many things could be fnr worse, child to memorize, with a final selection of "Jesus wept”, ‘blown down, and gules raging over Laugh it off. the shortest verse in the Bible. western Europe seem to justify Mr. Deeds like this all bandits do, Reidt’s statem ents that his pre­ All the way to the church, the older children had the lit­ dictions And it possibly is true of the world's end almost . That he needs It inure than you;; tle girl repeat the words, and they all waited excitedly for came true. In the South many Laugh it off. the teacher to reach the end of the roll and the name of thu colored people attribute weather * newest pupil. "Margaret Harrison", the teacher culled, nnd phenomena to the recent eclipse. If you’vo lost your only friend, promptly the four-year-old stood up and answered: "Jesus THE WISE man feels that with Laugh it off, laughed". \ All our Joys ut last must end, an ocean miles deep on both sides Laugh it off. of him, ubsolute zero all around The teacher being tactful npd the school well-handled. As we Journey down the glnde, him ,'only a than protecting"atm o­ | Margaret’s verse was accepted at its face value, and the sphere, jfij All our happiness must fade; nnd living on a planet with Lifa’a u game th at noun is played; {lessons went on as usual. Hut on the way home, the much* blazing tires inside of it, sailing I f the poor house looms ahead embarrassed older children undertook In show Margaret around the sun nt u speed ex­ Laugh it off, ceeding 1,000,001) miles a day, lie what a terrible blunder she had made. And again they were ought to thank heaven for his m ar­ Once you’re there you'll soon he amazed to see the child’s eyes fill with tears and hear her velous safety, and not complain dead, say, 'Then your Jesus isn't my Jesus. My Jesus laughed, about a little extra rain or wind. Laugh it off. and he sung pretty songs.” Though you’ve landed in the ruck, THE PRINCE of Wales, whom The Herald has always liked that story. Margaret is a Americans I)o not ever lose your pluck; recently made very Some one's always out of luck, great-grandmother now, and all her life, she has lived in as­ welcome is interested in u plus Laugh It off. sociation with the Jesus who "laughed and sang pretty tu send British students to this —By James J. Montague. That is common sense, songs.” Her religion has always been broadly human. Her country. : ---------o--------us well ns a pleasant compliment. A littlo touch of puint will fresh ­ hatred for littleness has kept her beautifully generous, and The Rhodes scholarship system, en up the houses us much uh the in spite of many sorrows and grievous disappointments she that now sends American hoys to eheeka. hus kept the sunshine in her heart that only faith in the ever­ British universities, will be re­ -------- o--------in the new plan. The way lasting goodness of Clod can keep shining through the dark. versed to establish peace is to increase Mozurt's opera, composed ut 12, “Religion”, she will tell you with a smile, “is for every­ intelligence. When nations know la being sung. Most operas composed u t 12 urc “ I didn't do it.’’ day use.” And she has always made it so. Her piety has each other they will compete in­ stead of fighting. V • -------- o--------If experience is the best teacher, been free from any fear of “the wrath to come” b ut it has The flying machine, th a t will Paggy Hopkins Joyce Morner been a deep and abiding piety, that has kept her doing what soon make travel around the world ought to huvu a I’h. D. in m atri­ she thought was right because it was right. simple nnd cheap, ought to help civilize us. To see other nations mony. With all reverence, she says she can still say that her makes you -------- o--------admire o r pity a n d , Sanford feels u little hit ashamed favorite Bible verse is “Jesus laughed.’, It merely happened, want to help them, instead of lint - ! th at Altamonte Springs could turn she will explain with twinkling eyes, the Apostles forgot to ing them. out MORE golfers than Sanford write those particular words! A MAN IN the Sing Sing death could. Any why not? Each of us has painted our own picturesc house, -------- o--------sentenced to die next month, The funerul on March l of the of the Man of Galilee. He is supposed to he the Perfect One hangs himself. Doctors work over Sixty-eighth Congress will not us each of us understands Perfection. Surely He must have him for hours, trying to bring him cause much grief in these United to life, without success. had a rarely keen sense of humor, and a ready smile. Think back tttules. The dead man, who hail killed it out. ---------o-------six, burning them to death, for Ill3 L*X| W, H. Mims. Ill ■ M■■■■■■■■■■■■■UBUBHBBNBBBHMIHHMUHXauaailll Sanford is gaining in name and fame these days not only in Florida but throughout the north on account of the wonderful advantages here fo r.th e investment of money. If you <lu not know this just see the reports in the various real estnto offices. They are buying Sanford real estate by mail these days—even wiring for it. My old friend T. A. Eckols who has a nice farm on tin* eust side remembered me one day this week with some fine beets and new potatoes. The potatoes were big ones and the beets were red ones and nil of them made a fine meal nnd mndu me bless the Lord th a t I live in such a favored country favored by nature and favored by best and biggest heart­ ed citizenship that you will find anywhere on earth. And speaking about Sanford makes me think that I would not live anywhere cl e and could not Ik* induced to leave. The proof of this ab ortion is apparent Is cam e 1 could leave any day and take up residence anywhere in the state and be uniting friends—hut not such good friends ami dear old friends us I have in Seminole county—friends made by years of-good times and hntd times in which we learned to lovu one another for (lie many good times w* have had together add tin; struggles th at only bound us together more closely. 20 * s iS S M 2 a■ M M ■ ■ II M LOTS Located in City Limits on Sanfon Avenue, south of Rose Coin! N * U n $ 1 5 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 On very liberal terms. A chancel double your money in less (luma jeaij BRITTREALTYCO.INC. ■ 2 It makes me sail to think of the many qld friends and one young friend who have crossed over on the other side in the past two months. We have so few deaths ill Sanford that a half dozen of them in sixty days makes one feel that in a few short years there will be but few of the old faces left in Sanford—reminders of the eurly days when we were bound together by the struggles for existence, fur the many battles we fought and for the many trials and tribulations as were coining up fiom a village to a big city. We only pass this wuy once and we should cherish friendships for the big benefit derived from having rcul friends. And if you cannot do a favor and expect a favor you should have no friends. Realtors 202 First Street. Sometimes I think that the general public <I:k-s nut ap­ preciate the service of the telephone company. If you think the girls a t central do not have a lot of fool questions to worry about just "sit in" some time and henr the many in­ quiries, thu lengthy chats that hold up the wires for gossip, the hurried calls for long distance, the hold ups nil along thu lino and m any triuls and tribulations th at beset the .ave­ rage day of the telephone girl’s life. For my part, I appreci­ ate their work for the community and the work of everyone connected with telephone and other public utility service. Hav­ ing been a "public servant” in newspaper work for twentyfive years I huve come to value the work of all puhlic servants and have more patience with delays and broken service than the average citizen. IN HARMONY WITH SOUND PRINCIPLES * i] Che Seminole County Ilnnk is in perfect harniony with .sound h a n k i n g principles—to which it always adheres. That is one of the l'imx! rw* sons why it has the confidence of the and is steadily growing. Selling some $250,000 worth of the Sanford Hotel Realty property in two days shows how the wind blows when it conies to the value of Sanford property. The fact that much of this was sold to out of town people is what makes mo feel good. It shows my drenms of fifteen years ago coming true when 1 made the statem ent that Sanford had the host location for a big city in the great state of Florida. We have the real stu ff and the real stuff will win out—even if it takes years to realize on it. Our oflice boy says hu d oesn't! revenge, writes the usual letter, want tu be a success. Says he’d declaring his innocence. But sui­ hate to quit running around with cide is confession.’’ An innocent the gang. man would wait until the lust. -------- o--------LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL Milwaukee was made famous by a certain beverage m i The crying question of the hour the year Umstecn Hundred and Sixty B. V. D. (Before Vol THE INTERESTING feature of la the youngster who just arrived this death in the death house Is stead Died). But now Milwaukee will make Sanford famous next door. Jt was suggested, when Premier I knowing to the disgruntled peoples the violent effort to resuscitate the by training here this spring and Sanford will get some val­ -------- o--------Harriot delivered his recent secur-1 of his realm. man a fter he had strangled him­ uable publicity by having Milwaukee in our midst. Let every­ Tomorrow js W ashington's ity speech in the Chamber of l*e-. Baditch, in prison awaiting be-, self. The, law suid . . . . he must die, one boos! the games to b** played here and attend all of them Birthday. Commemorate it by try ­ puties and re-achoed the Poincare ing railroaded to the gallows by | why ,’0‘ .J®1 *"m “ )o. for thev will be good ones. And make the Milwaukee team ing to tell the truth uud see how doctrine regarding thu Ruhr, that I Pashltch, ? ? ? ? * ? the revolt that I w'r . »PP*w m the other fed at name while they arc here and they will talk about San­ fa r y/m get. he had in mind also the security I is simmering. A prisoner, he is world with bruises on his neck, ford wherever they go this summer. ... . .. - Q—■ of those nations th at look to perhaps a marl potent influence instead of the burns on head and j Our oflice boy suya the only time France for protection. Farfetch­ for the principle of self-determ ina­ leg that usually come out of that j If the weather remains cool Sanford celery growers will you don’t want to hear the tru th ed us this interpretation may have tion than as th* lender of a Gov­ house. make good money here this season. And if the celery grow­ is when thu girl tells you she loves been, there is good reason for un­ ernment opposition. As a prison­ ers nuiKe good money and the spring crops come along all the other fellow. easiness both by France and the er he porsonifim how that ideal is WHAT DO the higher powers right there will he several million dollars dumped in here --------o--------rest of Europe and in a section of shackled under Serbian rule. As above think of the corpses that d o n g with the tourist hotel and much other new money for Congressmen hus passed a meas­ the world that seems to breathe a victim He woilil stand for Serb- we send up from our gallows, elec­ real estate investment. Sanford faces the finest year of her ure boosting their salaries. Must trouble ns its natural atmosphere. | ia’s cruel hostilty to the principle. tric chairs and lethal chambers? existence since I discovered the town just a fter Ponce Do -. section Jugo-Slaviu *L ■■ death, no loulit, would bo a n How much better docs our civ illbe nice tu he in a position to t__ In 1L th at the- ■ His Leon discovered St. Augustine and it should put the old increase your own pay. pivotal Stuto of the Balkans, is impetus to revdution. JJP t/lcrc pup in our p e o p le d and make them face the future with —— —o--------perhaps in a more unstable con- , The situatoir mav be regarded ancient Mexicans th at Hj ped no misgivings whatsoever. The Bellingham ileruld places dition than it wu* before the gen- as just another Balkan imbroglio. | out of a living human the blame for automobile accidents eral elections some ten ilnys ago. France, howevir, is too c'msely a l - 1^aenfice, offering hat us a welcome A fter many years we are a t lust taking advantage of entirely upon the drivers. It suya, At that time the country was lied with these nations to allow i t l k 'f t to their gods? our lake front and with the bulkheading ca*t and west -n "The horse sense that prevented j bordering on civil war. Today, or to be considered an isolated d istur- 1 How do our gifts to the goddess ench sido of our city <ur l.ku front will lx* a thing of beauty. wrecks in the uld days probubly so London and Paris report, the bonce. Italy uso is involved, und of Ju"Hce impress real justice? The new tourist hotel will help this great development and belonged to the horse." , ruling dynusiy is in danger, and Jugo-Shiviu ocupieg a pvibtul ; . . . . --------in nnothcr year the tourist can walk or ride for nidus down -------- o--------' disintegration threatens. lligh- position in tint quarter of the! . PRISONER sent to life imthe lake front or walk along whnt is the prettiest lake shor'* The Tampa Times ipyites a I handed tactics >( Premier Pauhitch world. prisonment joked und asked th o , in the stute. Some day there will lie a boulevard around public health officer ns saying, “ I f 'in placing Serbia in control of the If there is my part of Europe criminul ahead of him to “step on • Iaikc Monroe in Seminole nnd Volusia counties with white •ve can get folks not to spit w e country and forcing the election of where security is needed it i I the gas," meaning to wall: faster. I way lights nt night which is another dream of mine fifteen will have the fight on tuberculo­ hi i favor have shnken the sway there. IVrhoiv the solution of the That man hud stolen an nutonio- j .••.*ars ugo and in* that was hooted at in the early day when l sis won." Spitting, especially in of King Alexander, who us con- problem lies ii a greater degree bile. It wau his fourth offense, and was talking bulkhead every day in tho year. public, Is one of thu worst habits currud in the machination - of the of autonomy tir the many nation- meant prison for life. Is that tha I men get into. nged Serbian statesm an. The sit- ulitios. whose iutred of one unoth- best th at human intelligence can i i more ........ *than > -- a- •.... • • nation is feud1 lb •- i-r today is cunnaraldi* only with do in the way of correction? roolidge’s electric horse idea tween Rnditch. the leader of the their hatred of Austrian autocracy The suggestion that such pris- J teem s to Ih* spreading. According Herb;i. The old iliMIK of nutono- , in the days lie ore the war. oners lie allowed to volunteer ns to press dispatches. Rockefeller, my is no longer u dream solely of | - _ _ — ---------— subject for cr.* rim ent in brain Schwab and others are taking up the Czech peasantry. It hus ex­ surgery might ho worth trying. Our Service—Everytliinj; a Laundry Can Du. I’oriteniiio'nry Communis this form of exercise. Personally tended to the Slovenes. It has , w« prefer to stick to the old fush- stirred anew the M aiedalians to the , *' — -------, MUR PENAL institutions for ioned pigeon toed dobhin. O U R SP E C IA L south and the Itnsiiians to the west. I How gloriuis it is to glare at a "reform ing criminals und^ teaching ■ o - ........ Simultaneously it has stirred the cop when mu is carrying a quart*them to respect the law" are not Collins has held first page potd-. all — to _________ ____ _____ S tatei bottle a,r vimgur.— Memphis New.ijn complete success, you read news Family Finish l r j r Ih. minimum $ l ..r»0 looaejy conglomerated tiun longer than any recent celeb- , into opposition against the c e l l - ! Scimitar from the Federal Prison ut Atlun( Mint p y i la lf F lat Work) lities, with the possible exception trcl power of the country. A kind jta, The chaplain cornered, confess* DRY t 1 y \N IN G AND DYING of l.oeb Leopold and “ Mn" Fergu- of Fascism hns i^Mirped authority ‘Pnlitenesi are Free, Vittle-. u es that he got $ 10JilK) from rich non. —Tampa Tribune, You for­ und King Alcxundur, *" PRF.M*4Wti AND PLEATING u restau ran t sign, bootleggers divided the money with 1 got that Irish gentleman who Victor Emmanuel, m u st'p lav ‘he And most pitroiM are satisfied to fhe orison suthorhjM Office McMull'/i n Barber Shop. Phone Bll.'l starved him iclf to death in Anno dnul role of bowing, to tiie ? ? ? of .tak e tin* end und let th e manners bootleggers bought soft bcrtln | Domini 1023.- -Ocala Star. the minority in tho die saddle and go.—WiuoirnRipu'wiicau Heiuld. m the prison. --■■■MiiaMHMMatiaif A xM aaM iu x H H H iiu M aaau u a «uuauaan«M N WHERE SECURITY IS NEEDED !)■• llrm.l I'bmie Iso- \v . ------------------o------------------ ing, safer tliun nny mode of travel on lund. Ten to twenty years should see the end of long distance rail travel i.and of ocean surfuce travel. Wise The children attending a certain Sunday school were ask­ real estnto investors will make their plans with the flying muchiuo* to eomq to their classes each Sunday prepared to recite a in mind. ^ L 4% IV r iM IK H T l*.V III ll\ XAVIWJH WTOlAT* Seminole (l[oiinfy]!)flnl S a n f o r d U F la * STRENGTH- SERVICE - PROGRESS BB a a n a aaai]H B “ "■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ‘•■ ■ ■ ■ »a a a a a a a a a J iB *«**1 ^ THEPILOT jfe im w m COMPANY Viii Get Behind You if lusiness Program "f Li iuaranlee the ( ,»ni|>k‘l*l 5 if ■ th a t Yn-, \v"(!e r C unti-ncl tu !)■ fu r You Ih e " Ar a , u, , . ‘* „ hP L, h el r.,c. «'"Xal .v rr.,n ( U n , w............. an,; lor1 V« W < aalraci to Kll livery Need. L- A. WINSTON, General Anon* HILL LAUNDRY CO. 105 plf»l National Halil HUe. ■ *‘* anfdrd, F lorida GARDEN HOSE ADVANCED '** P er Foot I I K , 11 11 ? S love ami Ff« I Wood &■„** ( $9.00 par cord ■h a ,i H a r d w a r e C o J B ritt m *___ ty.fi �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1928. ' »«r*ice* and to make uae of th« reading room. MISS KATHRYN WIL r e y PHONE:—Re*. 428-J R. S. Quaintnnco who is naso elated with the Bob Morton Com pany left Thursday for Albany. The carnival spirit reigned su­ preme Fridny evening at the | ratter-on as Mephiatopbeles, was Country Club when the Suufrod presented the gehtlemcn’i’s prize, Mr. DeCottes made the presentathc Library nt 10 Golf Club gave its first Washing­ 1tlons. ton Uirtluluy Masquerade Ball. r Club atthe Li­ Other costumea quite worthy of This is to be an annual affair of ck. mention were: ..w,v. Miss Georgia Mob­ on informal dance much prominence in the social cal­ ley made a charming little old endar uf Sanford. lub. Invitations. fashioned girl .m i panierod frock with Beauty und color were express­ powdered hai ed In the exquisite costumes of the Ii nml i -■ ---- !.~ir; Miss Sarita <c ns "Night," in black sta r guests. The grand march was ted tulle was most attractive; led by M r,a n d Mrs. Forrest Ijiko. >s Ann Earle Farm er was Inve­ A fter the grand inarch those in rts a Hollywood bathing beauG. W. Spencer as a gypsy, yd F. Hoyle ns n convict and rry Ehle ns n farm er were most listie. nvors nnd confetti added to the isure of the evening. Punch i served through the evening a t midnight an ice course was red. Tho music was furnished] the Fort P itt Collegiate Orleer on Barn a ve­ W oman’s Club Scene Of Delightful Bridge P arty Given on Friday il,! will meet with mil on Union AveliUl hostess. Mrs. Jnion Avenue, 3:30 Mr. and Mrs. J. < Friday afternoon the Sanford Thursday in Orlando omnn’s Club wns the scone'nf n [■ICE. ding of thf Wostif the Presbytermeet Monday nt (he . Mrs. Will y Avenue. Mrs. Louise Moore Tynn of Daynil is a guest of the Valdez Ho ---------- .. .* Il.-'I U Friends of Monroe B. H uttor will be sorry to learn th a t he is ill in the Fernnld-Laughton hos­ pital. Friends of Mrs. Jam es Ridge will be glad to know th a t she U convalescing from her recent Ill­ ness. Captnin E. H. Head left Friday for Palatka where he will assist W . D. Clark in constructing a new golf course there. m PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Sunday mominic sermon will bo delivered especially for the chil­ dren, and will be an object leaaon sermon. Adults are alao invited. At night Dr. E. D. Brownlee will preach on “la It Ever Right to Tell ALL SOULS CHURCH. n Lie?" Tomorrow will bo QuiiMpiagcxima Service for tho day will be as Sunday. follows: Sunday School begin; nt U:C'» Sunday School, 9:45 o'clock. o’clock. All children are request­ ed to attend. Morning worship, 11 o’clock. Junior ('. E. 2:15 o’clock. Mass will bo celebrated nt 10:311 Intermediate C. E. 0:30 o’clock. o’clock. *The I-ciUen regulations Senior (*. E., 0:30 o’clock. will be read and explained, and Evening worshin 7:30 o’clock. the hours for Lenten devotions Th.* session will meet a fte r the will bo announced. The sermon morning and night services for the will be on "Tho Spirit of Lent, its reception of members. Purpose and Practice.’’ Friday night nt 7:30 the young Benediction w!l* be given im­ people of the Church will be t h e l mediately a fte r innss. guest of th» church a t n banquet, i Mass will be said on Ash Wed­ Karl Lehmann will attend this ban- 1nesday nt 11:30 o'clock. The ashes quet. ' will he blessed and imposed on the foreheads of those present. Sodality meeting will be held on Monday evening a t 7:50. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. llagnn have as their guests Mrs. Hagan’s nunt and uncle, Mr. and Mr« w n SEABREEZE, Feb. 21. — The Voters* League of this city hac nominated Miss Minnie Kelly as n candidate for tho city council, and her name will appear on the ticket for the election of Mar. 12. She has been active in business and civic life here fur many years. SHRINE LAST T I M E TONIGHT FIND OLD COINS MI AML Feb. 21.—A goatskin bag containing <11 gold coins re­ cently wns found on the beach at laywer Matacumha Key by ('apt. Harry Gill>ert of the fishing Ismt Pal. according to a story told here by Benjamin A. F arrier, former state highway commissioner of New Jersey, wiio with hi# daugh­ ter Miss Sallnv F arrier, and Gilbert Honslcr of Newark. N. .1., composed a fishing party that vis­ ited the key last week. One of the coins, exhibited by Captain Gilbert wns about the size of a United States $2(1 gold piece, though slightly thinner. On tho face it bore a head with the inscriptions: “Josephus 1. - D - G, Port-et-AIg?* IS TONITE Joseph F. Monlasey nnd A. D. Howard arrived Friday from New Haven, Conn. They will be ussocinted with the Bodwcll Ilenlty Compuny, here. AT THE CHURCHES CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Christian Science Services are held in the Woman’s Club, Oak Avenue and Third Street every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Sunday Kchout tit 10 o’clock. The subject for tomorrow is "Mind.” Wednesday evening s e r v i c e which includes testimonies of heal­ ing at 8:00 o’clock in the Reading Room. This Society maintains a read­ ing room und free loan library, where the Bible and authorized Christian Science literature may be read, borrowed o f purchased, ip room 517, F irst National Bank Building, open every day except Sundays and holidays from 2:00 to 5 P. M. All are welcome to attend the MA,“ MAHOUKItADB IS DESIRED __ _ _ _ __. . . nav w i g U I V» attend this important meeting The other sessions will held oi Tuesday and Wednesday nt 7:30 o' clock with Rev. W. R. (1. Orwicl and Judge E. F. Housholdcr ateachers. | Sunday services will be as fol lows: Sunday School 0:30 o’clock. Morning Worship und sermon b> pastor 11:00 o’clock. Epworth League *1:30 o’clock. Song service and short addiess I.AKK CITY. Feb. 21.— Death 7:3(1 o'clock. has claimed another of Florida’s Program of the song service wil foremost citizens in Judge Washbe: iugton M. Ives, who is dead hero Prelude, "Triumphal March," bj a fte r a week's illness, lie win Costa. born in St. Augustine Sept. 23. Sungs by the congregation. 1813, and moved to Lake City wit*; Pruver. his parents in 184-1. He was a Duet, “ Forever With the Lord,’ Confederate veteran, was one time by Conneilly, Mrs. Leak and Mrs, mayor of Lake City, served forty Tnkath. years as county judge nnd w a< for Hymn, "The Way of the Cror.' Leads Home." Scripture lesson, and short talk by the pastor. Violin Solo. Selected, Miss Marv Sleinoff. Solo "(J Song Divine" by ,1'Remv. Mi. Scott. Offertory, Evening song, by Kin­ der. Anthem l»v the Choir, "Praise yr tlie Fulhei." Closing. "Now the Day is *$11,000 Ovei." 000; ai Benediction hv tile pastor. $50,000 * + -i- * * J u Jj H ti “ a *• JJ ,i “ + * a- - • + + * * . . . *...*..... .K ,.. ............... ...... # ... ABOUT THE FUTURE INVESTMENTS IN Guaranteed Fast lo sun and water. School Opens 9:30 Monday Morning Franklin Terrace Lots Priced Front $550 to $1000 SILKS Striped, fast colored Tub Silk, 36-inch wide in beautiful colored stripe. Will give you double profits in a short time as well as provide you the Ideal Location for your home $2.00 and $2.50 yard SILK PRINTS 40 in. wide, printed on crepe and heavy can­ tons $2.75 to $3.50 yard -On On On (,n I he n o r lli by F r a n k lin S i r e d . flii’ e a s t by O ak A v e n u e . (lie s o u th by G eneva A v enue I lie west by Kim A v e n u e . MALLINSON’S SILK For fine dresses,prints on 40 in. Pussy Willow exclusive designs. $4.50 yard us show you this exceptional property and b* of a lot. Loan & Savings Co. , • ♦*v **♦ rnone i iy a ♦♦♦ «*♦♦♦#♦♦♦*** *** ■ j ; S Y ■ ♦♦♦■ v *1* <**1* * **•**♦v *1*♦>*>\* ****i* ♦*«*1* ♦ ■ 8 KINCT KARNIVAK NITB Headquarter for Materials Used In Woman’s Club Schools of Dressmaking Are You Thinking , NOMINATE WOMAN NOTHING BETTER IN THE WORLD ENTERTAINS LEAGUE The Intermediate Epworth Lea­ gue gave a George Washington so­ cial Friday night nt the home of Mrs. S. O. Khinholsei'. Alamos nnd contests were enjoyed through­ out the fveninKj. Refreshment! s goes Sat- consisting of ice cream nnd cake o spend che were served. Little red hatchets were given iis favors. 18 members und four visitors enjoyed this a f ­ fair. Miss Abide 1intuit ley motored In Orlando Saturday to meet Miss Reba Harris, lie nlnde 1Loautifully to decorating was a Feb. 2 1 ,; veritable bower of many colored if the So- spring flowers. Mrs. A.’ J. RichWomnn's j ardson for high score was pre|ny, F e b .! seated a lovely glass flower bowl telephone <»n » stand. Mrs. Clyde Derby for second high score, was awarded beautiful hand ninde handkerchiefs MI*T and for low score, Mrs. W. I,. Bus—Tin. ,v *Ry won an attractive wall vase. William l{. V Ingham* ^ " r **u“ cUt I " '7-1’- Miss Wilkey imii who wns ^iveii a beautiful corsage of the Week-end h itlney Swope. I vicious vif tR- ........................ i developA delectable salad course was Mrs, Hal wij n Florida served a t the exclusion of the Jog crini- m ine by Mrs. Edward Lane assist - Walsnm are at ok. The 'd l‘V Miss Rnlm Williams and Orlando Saturd; L-d l»y the Mrs. Archie Betts, Puce of Atlanta i Fisher, There were 20 tables presold, a position as p ine.s, who Among the out of town guests E, I). Mobley, md upon were Mrs. A. B. Conover, Mrs. and pun- Clarendon, Mrs. S. C. Howard, Miss Irs. Ing- Evelyn Howard, Mi s Abide John Major and Mrs. J. It. i many son, Miss Katherine Lomine, Miss Baltimore, Md., arc ill c arry H arriet Multbie, Mrs. B. F . Malt - j e .Montezuma Hotel. ,t of her Ide, Mrs, E. T. Haines, Miss R,»s- I .liter, Mrs. E. A. Bush, Mrs. G ra-j .1. P. Hamilton of Florence, S. — hum, Mrs. Hampson and Mrs. E. , is expected in Sanford SuturIs given IMItsIdm all of Altamonte Springs, j y to bo the guest of friends. it's Vul- W M Anna' Kramer of Jersey City, ] Miss. Mellai Justy of Long (Is- ] Miss Maude guest of _____ . , . . Luke . « n v is H M the v n v x« — land, Mrs. W H Sharpe of, Mrs.'Bailey Williams in Cninesvllh •e. Rug- Statesboro, Ga., and Mrs A . N this week-end where she is attend C. Kent Jacoby of HaiMenfield, N. J. ing the pro-Lenton dances. i Mrs. Alexander C. Snyder ol Brooklyn, N. Y„ is the guest ol Mrs. C. S. William!', nt Edgewnter HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Quinquaqosimn Sunday. Sunday School a t D:45 o’clock in the High School Auditorium. Church service a t 1! o’clock in the High School Auditorium. Rev. Glass will preach. ❖ *♦> ❖ ♦> ❖ * ♦> ♦> ♦> ♦> ♦:* X X &> A LIMITED NUMBER The Woman’s Club of Sanford will, on Mon­ day m orning a t 9:30 hold the first meeting or one week’s instruc­ tion in D ressm aking under th e direction of Miss Eva Richardson of the S tate College for Women. R egistra­ tion should be made a t once,with Mrs. W alter Coleinan a t Coleman’s Book Store. ♦j EVRRFAST LINEN in every shade, shrunk 45 to 3(> in. guaranteed fast. $1.25 yard �ATE IS READY >, EXPLORE IN 'ffclENT TOWN \ Radio Program THE PYRAMID—PuizJt No. 10 G. " " ■ " By J . C B O Y D . — “Passion Hay” Is Taken As Means To H elp Delinquents S e x y 'a n il his Gang; 8:15 bream WGR Buflalo (310) (Rife setj . WLS Chicago (34*1.0) C:30 orPAu; 7 Washington's birthday mux- GHlCAGO, Feb. 2^ P | a n s fbr the production ot "Th.* Passion .teveral timen a year lb Chicago, ll|c proceeds from which would he turned to the Juvenile court to nid iiHlu work of reclaiming boys who ' WQ.I Chicago (4-17.5) 8 concert have drifted into lawlesshqis» was baritone, Hnrmoiiy .‘lingers. announced today by Cortielius C. i W'KIIll Chicago (S'70) 7-0 sc- Crain*, superintendent of the Hip 'lf-'i*d artists. Brothers Society, the s-poihior. KYW Chicago (545.fl 7 S u n -; Thu play will be given in five dnv evening clitjr, arts and U scenes, in tin* home of i WMAQ < liicago News (447.5) I the Chicago Civic Opera roinpan;. !0 «ri:an; <>‘30 m<-liestraa. ’| l»*» lirs t performance i3 ilhnotincWLW Cincinnati (422.3) 7:5n , ,f f„ r March Hi, Pmcipnls in the Ancient Cliff Dwelling Will Yield Valuable Historical Relics, Archaeologists Say * RF.NO, Nev.. Feb. 20.~T he re■’jSPnUj' discovered rtnqient cliff 11 ~ / { % i A t 1 - Iz Z n 7 7 \ p n \. m ’%m / M T r W i i § | % 10* / /. 8 ~~~7 /b s J i *i t / 1 W .7 20. ■ 3 1 , i •' m ' W : P I r w 1 Z! j • • I t 40 LnLs on Cottage Hill between Rose Court lonviile Avenue, one of the highest points in Si i 1' ‘w V a i»8 ‘rn'.LT.'mFiSiPi'V i’ i,avo been ' hoaen with a view WfcAU ( UvtMii (&U.4) 1.. to contlttUlpif tlmni in theit ro!vs ^yniph* :iy ™”**r l * year a lte r year* Mr. Craine saitfc f ^ i * ' 1 * lev land C t.J.l) . “Ouv r/orKers in the Juvenile and j1 There are three houses on the property and one of est little orange groves in the country ju st coming iq| ine\ Also a beautiful oak grove on another part. \ F I 0% ” V,.l“ V;S^ y £ p S k v ^ p o r t e d . "The BiK H»UI! WOC Davenpurt (484) a sec «t=* un of and m n / ifi iv ie s : 9:30 muBical symphony. professional men hero who ref e .v'/r W ild Dos Moines (sllcn n . «ialiu hoy deHthjuenU, decided to /*•*, 20. w WWJ Detroit News (3B2.7>"il> «Oi?loUiin(c t** orfucit the influ* , n *V J rerviivi* tnens. We collected a sum of innI T ; WliAP M. Worth S ta r Tele "‘M’ with which to Hire ‘.he ntoM M « n O m i gram (475.11) H frolics. (,e>* Mage producers, a c to n and w KNX Hollywood (337) 1) b:t writers w)i<* could produce "The 351. w 36-, 1 1 ' vinsi; in concert: 11 vocal; in Passion Ploy" in an levenntini a n o M 8 sttrumcntal quartet. manner an possible. W<* thin): the " r > lr-~v ICTUS Hot .Springs (375) 8:30 play would impress and regen* p i* Tenidcntti voluntarily, whethar they n s k J W concert; 10 dance. i rnte thousands of youngsters in Wen* xlain or captured and car­ t WOS .Jefferson * ity (440.5)! tin* crowds nnd it would equip the f ried off liy thoir oncmlca, or nil 4Z r >/ S B 43 7:30 services. Rig Hrothers with n sum of money . *+■ c p i / died of diseuKC, is a m atter for 8 Will) Kurnns City (305.fi) ft-'.) for the oxpaiislon of their cducu* speculation. In any event tho city :15 church service; 12 popular m u -: live work among delinquent hoys. VEItflGAL. wa:i descried, nnd in tinm Imcamn "Every cenil of profit is to go to F oj buried under Hand and dchriH ho 22 — cardinal ( sic. 1— run 'ii KH.I l.oi Angeles Times (404) • 'ids anti-crim e work among tin* point of that hardly a trucu of it remained 2— leave '8:30 conc**rt; !i organ; 10 Inxtru- l oy.r who coino into (Chicago’:: ln«? cumuntil recent discoveries. 3— pronoun ! w.-ntul, vocal. courts." illlK S 4— veliie!* * What Ih btllevnl an irrigation WPSti l.os Angeles (278) 9 bony of system lias been found, nnd from 5— Ui::t vvo- 23— men armed i religious; 12 organ. man thia it is presumed the city’s In­ fur wur KJS Log Angeles (203) J1 ser­ habitants were agriculturists and 5—finish ” .'i— frequently vices: !l service. 7—represent made Hip desert bloom In much tlm 27—tbia, nar­ R—L)mt niau W1IAS Louisville (silrnt). came manner us it does today in row piecu 9—■country WMC Memphis (silent). certain sections of the west. of flit)tic mail Dys* Wl.'CO Mlnncapolis-Sl. Paul Archeological investigation i: 29— glacial tern (4(5.4) 0:15 classical. «Jtcctod to go forward rapidly liilibr.) rnlge* of this Hummrr. Many mummies and WEAK New York (101.5) 7:15 sau if 11—-con 1si* much pottery from the ruins are Roxy and his Gang; h :20 recital. 13— precious 30—level with now being studied. WHN New York (351.2) U entile ground rtooe 42— slendpr Kt turners; 10 Vunity dub; 10:30 ( plural 15**•liliaile trio rhafUi of revue; II entertainer >; 11:30 re­ fomi) 14— iu-ieii of light vue; 32—ethereal burden 43- 'mall wire WJZ New York (154.3) 7:30 31— smell 15— iiamb-.t mul George Washingtcn; 0 quarlet. 17—n continent 35—ventilate j WNYC New York (B2G) 8 13-*lr.w lull of 3 /-—a boat- of NEW YORK, Feb. 20. — Mm. i M l rand theatre. tbu body d rifting Jessie Margaret, lludlong, who yes­ KKMX Nortldlold (335.0) 7 sfl— request Sand terday broke a nix-day hunger | services. 40 —instructed 20—evils strike in the apartm ent of her WCAI. Northlleld (33(1.0) 7 husband, Milt mi J. liodlung, today Herewith ii solution tn purrle acred program. found herself holding empty fort. KGO Oakland (29U.fi) 2:2o ::tr A H in t f o r B e g in n e r* Her hushund, taking the offensive, ' —TTT7 | vices. g le Thursday night sent moving h i E p q 3 I I lJ lite T t J 5 . E The cross-word |>u?.zle illsWO AW Omaha (525) 5 Hilda men nnd stripped the npnrtment trj a R ej 0 u c praii) is merely a means of constudy; 0 musical service, of every Rliek of furniture includ­ t 6 c-uling words which rynony* T t> Ai p \\ I I 1‘lilladelpliin (305) 3:30 G A c e ing th at in the room occupied by tnous lf> liiose liateil and vvluch cervices. M rs. RmUong. The furnishing- J A w,!i interlock perfectly and mi A E M A C T WIP 1'hilailelphia (500.9) 8;30' v.ere shipped to Newport, wlu,* read equally Veil crosswise nr lYill have a variety and choice A c* b u ' y A r. N orchestra. Mr. Budlong declared he will make | 7 L downwards. Always look for r; Hilda in next week* WI-FI I'hilmli Ipliiu (395) 7:30 his homo. the number of the synonym on t) 'i A M P c ‘ z 5 h G *001 III. The door opened yesterday foe , LZl tr.r diagram. If honxor.tal, you O r E t *;■*♦ 1 •J L r KDKA i'itlHliurgli (309.1) 5:15 (ho first lime idncc her return ti must find a word to fit between pTT services. from Newport after failure in cp- |l ■f u Vthat number and the first shade* A s t s Ti A L. Sanford, Kin Wf’AK Pittsburgh (silent). n ration suit there, remained tin- ^ “7T rtoji to th**. right; if vertical r E T II A It C J 7 ioeked last night -hut. sin* said nhoi KC4W \* -Ktfi IflMt M I »r?» ‘ < onyou mq.ii.ld, your word brlMT': cert, solos, tie* number u.e* Die f'isl sliadeu would not leave the npurlnient! !« o A T E M s '„J 1 c unleuit forceably ejected. f Kr'tjX Seattle (silent). stop below. G I. A N r * KFNF Shennudonh (255) 5:30 & Ot: services. ;.*.j*4 •> •>■{•-t**>*> •> ■:*•!* <•4*-s**f* 4* 4*4* 4**’•*!•*i*-i*-8 *r-k•;*4* v •(• *;**;•■>+•:*+++*p KSO St. Louis (silent). WOAI San Autt nio (391.5) 7:Jd 2<l the Mudbiiri will meet the Hal- services; 9:30 partiutic. tlmora Orioles; Mar. 23, IIt.* Cin­ CFO A Toronto S tar (350) C „ VilTOUIA. II. ( ’. Felt. 20. In LAND K*b. 21. The Toledo cinnati Red*; Mar. 27, the New r.ervicss, An attem pt la In Id- mud* to cap- (American Accociatinnt baseball York Giant : Mar. 21, I lie St. Holds GKY Winnipeg (*150) 7 m i * iu rr alive il mate for Urmi K«*r ti mu will play live games here du r­ ISrovvii and oil Apc. 3, the Hiilfalq modei, a lonely white bear, the only ing tin* spring training season in leant of ihr Ini runlionnl Heagtie 1 vice. \V(’HI) /.it.it (344.5) IS '/ion lijiud one of its tiperiea known to he in .Mntcli and early April. On Mar. it itt am amc'd. and nrliatg. captivity, now boii-ed in a new SI 000 lioin* of its own al Rearm Hill Hark. A leport bait been re reived from Hriucesa Royal Inland, ^ 3 3 ^ S A V E und nn the nnrthw*- lerti ILitl.'li r,,( T H IU V l* : ttmldan coant, that b e a n of the Cl (•> mine aperh ; are at large tlie^e, 1025 > Mmaller tlian nolnr lu'ur.e, they have a limited liabitut and, owiiq; to tin* isolated nnd ruggt d char­ THE HAST WORD in Absolutely Sure Drovixion far the Fam ily's Future acter of the inlands, it iu nlmo l (Jll.'fe. -— ( (lltl'U'Utl'l — ‘ 'I VI. inibo.'.iiiile to rapt m e lie* nnitur.l ■ v(eim 'iiilo't- ib*ti ‘‘S e r v in ' W ile T tie P a l ite r o! ui.. C o m ilry olive. n Smile." We slrive D> main1 l e v , luilli |a » v e ily m ul lie l i a friettti of each pai.on Uy 23. U x 23* 26 27 Compare These Values Oak Hill, fa rth e r out ~-sell for .. Good lot In Dream wo Id, also fa rth e r out .................................j. In Bel-Air, same distance out......... ................ ...............j In Rose Court, same distance o u t..... .............................. j] In t Mellon, closer in, $1,500.00 an average of overtt good lots in these five popular subdivisions, and any will make you money a t these prices., 4 Our 40 lots at $12,00 are less than one-thirdjust $300 for lot including the three houses. You should be able to double your money in sixty treble it in a year when the new hotel and other improi are completed. 1 We will divide thia property and sell you 10 lots;111 Mrs. Budlong Holding Empty Fort At Home Room 205 Meisch Bldg over Piggly Wiggly, D ealers and Salesmen:- We will gladly-cooperate. J. H. CRAMER Soft Berth Awaits Polar Bear In Zoo *x* 41 FALLOWSSKIV! lellmt; iiim o.il) the vt rv Ite'tl , Ha RASOTA, Fell. 21.—Member 1 in autoinoticv aecessm ies. of tlm New 7*>rk Gillllt:* bllHebllll rqiiad will begin arriving ) i *-m - mix' I ) t m ! r . * i ' H i r c ' t A T i t D c 5 ,eir upec quality, in Kundny to take up spring training, |tf»\< rayn John J. Mcf.raw, presidriit of San for u set ice. Hut yuiir svl the club, wlio is already ben- mi tcilny and y » will Heroine upending Ills time golfing and IV iting. A number of pitchers ami , a l)iiiiloi» iiim *‘.t ‘ tua. ( .el catehorn will he la the first cmit'm- vnur iinrliinr IHHii:* nf vis* tn Itent, to be fii||ow*-d a few days la­ empty wilti the Ntw f 'U> !.a>v te r by the full team of old tar i ;7st o: Him Ave. Sunfurd. l-'la. find rookieii. MM T i l l , A M ) I* VI VI' T h e P alm T i m Haven You Motley. .Manufaiitured i*v 1' u o . i fa.Ill by I 'l i r r o M i - M m l . t i * ) CA 00 ill Hi.'. Iile tiHU*. B ut e .x lra v aL 'aa re w as v.ava a ati'iiiijpT to h im . al- L e t it He a s t r a n g e r tn ym t. M ak e T h r i l l y o u r rin se fi ietpt. 'LJ' A 0 0 0 .0 0 M ONTH O To y* ur wife ns long oh flic lives. Tliis income is guaruiite.d, and will lie incriascd by wlmtever excess interest is earned by the Com­ pany. This excess interest, while not guaranteed, has umounlnl to I •***,. unuually for the past 2<> years. On this l .i.o:. i be r-ioiiihl' •• • me would be increased to $52.50, which c eijoiv.iL'tif t i H i1', interest on a $ 10,0uo estate. Il | V fc* \ J F T o your children, your ‘-UM | ligiouu, charitable t r in liiution, or any other beneficiary you may iks|l al the death of yuur wife, no deduction heinn **• account of r.ny income payment:! made to her. T"®1 be paid iit u lump Hum 'or in monthly initaliiicHti* THE FIRST NATIONA !ia?T in u r e C D m /tfE1 s '... l . n v i i w ; 1 M IV C C i n i I M M 11 a VliiK>ioliil A t e . 1‘ h im r 3 TII .(S sy a K su ss^ ^ tuoulh following receipt of due proof of such disability and continues I on .line, cu*e oi nimbi as to whether or hot disability is pennant ontluiied uninterrupted ly fur three mouths'will be ho constructed, il j-} V fi‘D'n,ent:i, wifi be made iii the monthly income to he paid to your wife 1-t y beliefitiury at tiu death tif your wife. During such disability no h i The Lust Word in Monthly Income Pi’ot' *. M". nut *1**|i.-.u|*.*| AI Ways **o b* i biinbiioil'u Jtj.li*im.'tu in fin n n cr q i i m u i c i . a III! 'Illlilllm.l |n Ml,.)!i tmibb-nlV l o l u ill,, luulm-i*. i**,^bl Hint 'iiii-i'pii'tf ill Ily lurnlli* 1-VrK*- Minis' uf Pr> lire irubPng Ii HI.I- b.-r In dlMtlnaul *0 ,"**« bf-**a miefi ns t., brtWHCa «af^ tuyrntmi oi i •*fiM i!mi| 1*4| if] 11ij|.*«t *’• Pol her ..... . Wlwri* tl Will ?(?") rh» l a r i t r . t li „ nittl I ‘ 1 1 • 1V I" f» II lifl n M**M rolur Wp II-Iii IU inq,. „ r licmltii: i.ii tin* uiI vIpii <t a r«*l*tti*P hr rrlrmt. Min- ili'ty ltiv*.| Il iiMriB*’IV. J4IHI los.* i( 'riiin i , wool ImiqiPOH nil I . “ Mm whi-ii llfn' lUn,c.im , ■ '**n In i lump mm.. In,Hilly iiimnlp Ill*. II ro lil'f- In Ihi* Haleul l i i n u o m r . HHi.ttu llri'nli 4p— \ ni;r i, ifp ml lino | lorn- l‘ It In riiu.r lo v .- M in,.a| With the ('uni|dction oF the Paving of Mcllonvilh* Avenue Subdivision Can Still l>o Purchased Below Market Value ' ooiinl of.*■ti'l tin* prloelpiilI rtOli'Mli tlm* ,-.**n a**l U: " t*1 her* i*i IniiK m* flo llitfi. Phone* 349 It. C. M AX W ELL, Sccy u m v lu n lv Greensboro, N. C It. A. WINSTON, General Agent •»4-4>»»*t’»'C**»»4<4-»4>4* *»<**»4>4*»444*4*4* •l**i*❖ +4*4 ❖ ^ 4*+♦4 ■{••&4*4*4*<* _The 1‘iltit Income Policy is unique m that, wnnr m* paid mi the .Monthly income ...... Plan the capital is not di*-’ P immediate c-stute, it guarantc • Thin policy creates un l ...... able income to y< ur wife as long as she fives, and :!t ^ Estate thus cr.jtcd goes intact to your uecondary brntti i'- i i possible to protect your wife during her liietnn same time preserve an estate to help you*1 children ' 'I hi. pelicy in the last word iu Monthly Income ITotcctiu - T ) This illustration is based on a Pilot Income . D . $10,000. Any Agent of the Filet Idle Insur#1** vv111 lie glad to present fiouies for a policy of any s*1* N �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY l l , IMS. ^ l g VS ■ ' iD . j ^^tTed Advertisement On This Parf« ‘3 ~~ Classified Directory I Daily Herald RATES ----------- ^ You Po8ted on AH Sanford Business Activities of Importance j> Advertising PRINTING WIGHT P R IN T ' s H O P ^ h T ^ T . LEARN ABOUT roT* County and lakeland, through tha Star-Tala* era n apocinUy. Phone 417-W. gram. Best advertising medium In 9 Railroad Avenue. South Florida Published mornings. T H E SEMINOLE PRINTF.RY— Star-Telegram, lakeland. Fla. Printing that pleases. Prompt service. Telephone 93. New lo­ OHIO—Xenia. Make your lales through the Xenia Gasctte, cation, Wolnka Building next Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural door to Used Furniture Co, district. W ant ad and display _____ PAPER HANGER rates on request I. L. TALBOTT—Painter nnd papar hanger. ..Phone 3511. CCJnIV, ?.iJn DBDaitn— ClasslAMnn i*'1* Inrgeai clr euBou,hw**t*r« Georgia. Rale lc f«-wor.l) ling, ** REAL ESTATE in Advance t i t . w ill k f F*( y.tro n . and c o l- laiairitlalrlr far ... tor a line ... He a liar .... Or a lia r L.____ __ •« a line type double above ratrs aro for con* erilnna. average length a line. rue 30c for flrat . ‘f i i - v * ?*£ w E rl ? / ? I* j t t •* /, Real Estate Real Estate FOR SALE BY OWNER—Nice home and grove subdivision on highway. David M. Douglass, Sanford. Miscellaneous For Sale FO R RESULTS Automobiles 1923 FOR SALE—Pure sugar cane sy­ rup, 0T>c per gallon In 35 gallon bnrrcls, Pure S ugar IIouso molas­ ses 4r>c. Pure Cuban 35c.—Davis Wholesnlo Co., Augusta, Gn._____ CASH— Paid for fnlso teeth, dentnl gold, platinum and discard­ ed jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. FOR SALE—Used WHlya-Light Plant, A-l shape used 10 m^Mis. Bargain for quick salo. Lake Mary Casino, Lake Mary, Fin. Dodge Graham M Ton Truck 1923 Dodge Coupe 1921 Dodge Touring 1922 Dodga Touring 1922 Dodge Roadster 1921 Ford Fordor Sedan 1923 Ford Runabout 1925 Ford Ton Truck (Cab & Body) 1923 Ford 0 Passenger Suburban bus 1923 Ford Panel Light Truck 1924 Overland Touring Above cars reconditioned, all run fine and look good. FOR SALE New five room bungalow, mod­ ern In every respect. Exceptional­ ly good location. Price Includes window shades, Inlaid linoleum on FOR SALE BY OWNER—Wc|l located lot in Ijtnc'a Addition. kitchen nml bathroom floors, two built-in cahiicts in kitchen, street $1050—$50 cash, balance payablo paving and sidewalks. Easy term s. $20 per month including interest. This place m erits your investi­ This is h desirable lot nnd rapidly gation.— A. P. Connelly it Sons, Increasing in value. If interested D. A. CALDER & R. R. ELDRIDGE TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ (Realtors) 101-108 Magnolia. you must act quickly. Inquire at g la restricted to BABY CHICKS— Nine excellent ers and fern growers of Volusia Phone 48. Real estate brokers. All kinds of The Herald Office. rlffrallnn. breeds to chooso from. Hatch­ roperty listed and for sale. Of- county advertiso in the DeLand Ii made The Kan* Priees Right—Terms "Maybe" ing now. Quality, our speciality. W’c Have It. icc 108 Second St., Near Park Daily News, rato lc per word, cash alll he responsible with order. L W. PHILLIPS SONS " Not quantity. Let us prove it. Incorrect insertion, Avenue. Phono 282. For salo or rent: Small humc r for subsequent Dodga Dealer Free circular with price list. New on three nercs of land. 50 orange hit nffler should be MAINE—Waicrvllto, Morning Sen­ trees nnd truck garden. Electricity Oak 4 Second Era Poultry F a rm . Valdosta, Ga. Phono No. 3 hdlately In caso of J . E. FPURL1NG, nub-division tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ and water. Ton minutes from FOR SALE—Eggs for hatching. specialist. Subdivision to Or- ple are interested in Florida p ro ^ Irr.BTimnx S. C. brown leghorns. $1.00 per Inndo, Florida, and F l o r a erty. Reach them through tas town. Price $1,500. Phone 671-J. Vpresenlntlve tliorsetting. John It. Jones. Bcnnlnll FOR SALE—Overland sedan, good Heights, Florida on Dlxio High­ Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ kr with rates, rules Our farm listing la exceptionally mcchnnicnl condition, priced low hlon. will give you way. Avc. tion. good if you are going to farm, you brmatlnn. And If for quick snle. See Mr. Fnbrix. should own your ground.—A. P. by will assist ynit FOR SALE—Small offlco safe. 113 Pnrk Avc. TIN AND METAL WORK ADVERTISE, in Wo Joumal-Hor- Connelly & Sons, (Realtors), 10-1four want u<L to Like new. Phono 473-J. FOR SALE—25 acrca good vari­ 1 effective. __ _______________ I aid, South Georgia’s greatest 108 Mngnolin Avenue, phone 48. __ _____ ________ ■% 111113kin d s; nowspaper. SXT s u t i i b | JAM ES H. COWAN—All Morning, afternoon, able land, 10 acrca stumped nnd rspaper. .... ......... -.w uiuun, mi— — ' "• * ** ‘ * * —J ' of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. weekly and Sunday Classified rates | should Klre their posted—8 acres suitable for citrus FOR SALE—3 beds, •» chairs, sin­ Itoffjee address aa ger sewing machines, tables, call W ater and Boat Tnnks. A t Oak 10c per line. Wnycross Journaltrees, excellent truck land. I*arge T phone number If 1020 Union Ave. Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ (1 room house, Inrge garage, 1 cow feiults. About one Herald, Waycross. Georgia. phone 111. ’ a thousand has a and calf, one Ford truck, nil for FOR SALE—Gasoline engine, 1 l the others can't $2,300.00. W\ I. Higgins, Chulu1-2 h. p., suitable for farm pur-| FOR RENT—Five room house, wllh )ou unless TYPEW RITERS AND REPAIRS TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— new, close in, on Chapman Ave­ WANTED—To buy country pro­ otn. our address. Send In your subscription to the poses. Phono 323-J. All makes of typewriters for nue, phono 24. duce, canned vegetables, syrup, r___ _ teaser .Mt'ST h r Bale on ensy terms, for rent, also Tribune or hand it to your local highest prices paid.— Davis Wholenos at The baa* dealer so you can read Florida’s | H nyc Co.,' Augusta, Ga. nUY A LOT repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 greatest newspaper. FOR RENT—Two room furnished f offlee or by le t * One year }___________________— Make that s ta rt lownnl finnneBall Bldg. npnrtment with gnrngc. No small [phene illaronlln$8.00, fi months $4.00, three months ive independence. Wo can help children allowed. 703 Palmetto net Tallil. Dressmaking that will ptnnse. $2.00. If you desire $1,000 inruryou.—A. P. Connelly & Sons ___________________ nnce policy add 75 cents to your 1103 Oak Avenue. Phone 324-J. (Realtors) 10I-10H Magnolia Ave­ I WANTED — Experienced I n d y Ave. stenographer. Chase & Co. tn le r. Servlcn FOR RENT—Very desirable locat­ Business couple desire 2 or 3 nue. Phone 48. Prompt. Ktriclent. ed apartm ent, four rooms with MIRACLE Concrete Co., general "DO YOU WANT to bny or sell room apartment furnished nr un­ 1COOK WA NTED—Small' fa'n il'’, gnrugc, unfurnished. IIS cement work, sidewalks, build­ anything?" If so advertise in furnished, must be reasonable. good pay. Inquire 1422 Pnrk hath nnd Call. 8. ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. I. K. tho "Gainesville Sun." Avenue. _______ _______________ Phone 323-J. ! DIRECTORY Tcrwllleger, Prop. WANTED—Girls. Must bo neat I FOR RENT—Cottage. J. Musson. W K ST V IR G IN IA —C la r k s b u r g , T h e WANTED TO RENT—Small*fur­ i place n i t him c a n y C la r k s b u r g E x p o n e n t, m o r n in g nnd clean. Apply at LuBcth[ Lumber and Building Material nished bungalow or apartm ent, I Staple of S a n fo r d In c lu d in g S u n d a y , m o r n in g Issue. private hath nnd kltrhennette. Pre- FOR RF.NT—Rooms with or with­ j Cafeteria. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Carter Lumber Company m u flen needed. I c e n t p e r w o rd , m in im u m H e . N O T ll H n r AI’I'I.H'ATION 10)11 out meals. Kensonnhlo rates. ier south of 8th Street. Phone N. Laurel Si. Phono 505 Sil n h r n a n y s p r ­ T A X I I K K P I X I l l ’ l l S U C T I O N .1 7 .x 1 WANTED—Two neat white girls Lincoln House. it reqiilrril. I t la n r T iir. u k n i i i i a i . s t x t c k s n r 447-J. Paul R, Fnrbea. DKVBUOPBKH ATTr.NTION— r*-nj for waitresses a t Sanford Coun­ T iir . s t a t u n r r i . n i u n x . Iph ah rllrally f o r |H ILL LUMBER CO. House a ancnlH Is bi'glnnlng the a r eu litil tintry Club, Phone 2500. art. Service, Quality and Price. velnpinent In lllnrld.’i'a lileiery: a WANTED—Position by cxpericnc- FOR RENT—One bedroom, 511' N o tin ' In lieri-liy k Ivoo Mint IV. ed office executive expert nch a lf m illion d ollar h la b w n y to in# lh . H a y n e s purelinner o f T u x C e r ­ Pnrk Avc. Experienced book-keeper want­ tM. Kiilf beach Just (Inlehed; a tw o i f ic a t e No. 103. ilnteil flio 3tnl ilay re In This (wo1countant, book-keeper nnd sten o -------mllll,in do'.tnr b rid g e nernna Hacom- 1grnpher. Employed past six years | f o r of J u n e A. l>, ISIS. Iiiis f l in t nolil ed. Herald Office. iC T O R Y .... RENT—2 nice furnished cert If i n i t e In toy o f f le e , on<l linn hln Day atarted ; q u a r te r million de Noumcr Co., New n m ' ll m t l o o for ta x ileeil to dollar opera h o u se u n d er co n st r u c ­ Du Pont housekeeping rooms. First flcor. I $ 10,1)110,00(1 company wants man ttxmlu RONE Isnoe lii lu'rorilnnro w ill! la w . Haiti tion; t w o m illio n s belli* spen t on York City. Moving to Florldn. 314 K. 5th St. i to sell Watkins Home Necessities cert If lento em b r a c e s the f o l l o w i n g h i g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t chance for live Services available after March 15., [148 —— ^ ----- T~ 7T to i in Snnfurd, more than 150 used ■loKcrlbnl property nit uai oil d e v e lo p e r s l o itet In on ground S le cou n ty, Klnrlita l o - w l t : References. Address . B. C. care ! FO RJtEN T—One downstairs room, floor. W rite Development D ep art­ | daily. Income $35 to $50 weekly. e 1m.olin oII lllftek 2. Cameron, ns l i e of Herald. m en t T h a I 'e n s n c o U News. 112 ijiurel Avenue. Experience unnecessary. Write cortleil In I'lal Itnok No. I, p a g e so. S e m in o le County llero n la . The J. It. Watkins When your kidneys hurt nnd AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ List your property with me and FOR RENT—Rooms nnd apart­ Dept. II-«. T h e sit lit In ml bein g usseiiNeil a t Company. 02-70 W. Iowa Avenue, your back feels sore, don't get the iln|e if the ................. if Hip'll ments. Very reasonable. I^ike gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest be assured quick results. I/ h» A. Memphis, Tcnn. • e r t l f l e a t e In tin- nam e of C nknow ti, scared and proceed to load your classified medium, rale cash .00c Connely, phone IIP, Sanford I.oan Mnry Isxlge. (Old lln trl). HllleHH H'lbl e e r t l f l e a le nhall be e ANO MOTOR RE- stomach with n lot of drugs that ib e m e il aeeo rilln g to law la x ileuil charge. 10c per line, minimum and Saving Co. NOTICE TO GROWERS H III Imhiio th ereo n 0 0 tho 3 1ml i!ay excite the kidneys and irritnto the _______ NDING. .30c. FiVary Seminole county grow er' nf March. A. t>. |!»2r.. WANTED TO BUY—Acreage on entire urinary tie d . Keep .your is expected to be present at a W it n e ss m y n fflrial Nlgnature ami niain highway, not too far from ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St. bowels clean, by flushing thorn s e a l Ih the I:>t Ii ilay nf I'Vlininry, ECTRIC SERVICE m'eutlngg Tuesday night at 8 ' A. D. Ui1335. Johns County is reached through Sanford. Must l>c n bargain nr Electrical repairs, with a mild, harmless salts which o’clock «t th ccourt house, when V. K. DOtrilDAKS. iivqin to in remove rvmuve the m r body's wuy n urin St. Augustine Evening Record, don't answer this ad. If you need LOST — Last Sunday, strayed, m atters of importance effecting bind Avi}. Orlando, helps Clerk O r e u l i Court S em ln o lo medium sized white setter, fe­ ous waste and stimulate them to I Quick results. Two cento per word. sonio money give complete descrip­ County Klitrhl.i. local farmers, will he discussed. D their normal activity. . Sample copy on request._________ tion of property, lowest price you male. Black spots on body, right is necessary that the interest and (S e a l) lly: A M. WKKKR. !> c. will accept and amount of cash re­ car black, small yellow spots over The function of the kidneys i s 'TA . rP A cm o im h a 'i-,,. eo-opereation of every grower lie Kelt. 31. 2S. Mar. 7. II. 31, amt .'X FES FOR RENT to filter the blood. In 21 hours | TA“ J ^ ’ 2 Ti ? quired. Make your answer com­ right eye, left car white, black and shown in this meeting. Three aro plete or it will not be considered. white tail. Reward if returned to Address "Acreage" care Herald. A. A. Vaughn, Pnrk Ave., and problems facing us which must bo Car. Drive it S S llK " .m remlily * P« aettlcdd. Hughey St. and Second St, FORREST LAKE. A curious superstition which S T ™ 1 ' Chairman Executive Committee. still exists in rural out-of-the-way Drink lots of good water—y o u 1pAI,M UEACH COUNTY—The ............ ...............is.. w,«k ( m l v .) districts. .......... in England that a FOR HIRE c a n t drink too much; also get | scene of stupendous development- child’s nails -Jiould never he cot l(T SERVICE Day from any pharm acist about four Head about it In tho Palm Reach during tho first year of its life, 'l/’onrirrfht 'Win Okeechobee—$1111,000 bond issue of Jail Salts . lake a tab- p08t. Sample copy sent on re- for if they are the child is certain rets nil trains. Bag- ounces to ho voted upon for enlargement Summr lespoonful in a glass of water ■ rjuest. to grow up light-fingered. I’ainUnE— D ecorating Itr. I’hone 551. of waterworks plant. foro breakfast each morning for a |.----------------------------------------------- j -----------------------------........... I’HONK 303 .......... 1TRIPS few days and your kidneys may i ADVERTISING gets results if It Tamnn—Contract to bo awarded then act fine. This famous salts! reaches potential buyers. I’a- 1 for widening nnd paving RiverAmong the appropriations made GILDER. Day nnd is made from tho acid of grapes Intka Daily News is circulated ini view road, each year by the United States terviic. Anytime, and lemon juice, combined with [an industrial and agricultural sccCongress i s ,one of five dollars to , or 25.______ . Real E state—Investments lithin. and has been used for y e a rs ' tion. purchase snuff for the members to help clean Qtsct stimulate d p a / ih MiiYfriin nP ldi u M n»h? WRECKER First National Bunk Building ed Pay or night serSEMINOLE—OKANGE UNITED HANFORD, FLORIDA pkons 394. Night “ o l o n ^ r J “m Vo of IrrVtalimi. « » . » • IV Ip .b u a - Tin,™. One r ,„ t thus open relieving bin 'voak-. g , J *««! daily, two cents a word [CAFE nc"8' THE MORNING JOURNAL is the ARCHITECT Jail Salts is inexpensive; can not 1 accepted want nd medium in ILL CAKE Monibar JL l t makes a delightful cffprv-| Daytona (Fa.) One rent a word [ in Service and Qual- injure; Real Estate— Insurance eseent lithia-water drink which Itos* flu lld ln g an insertion. Minimum 25c. Etreet and Park Ave- everyone should take now and then Orliinilii. rturliln All kinds of property listed for solo to help keep their kidneys clean FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Orando Park Avenue nnd Second Street | druc;s nnd active. Try this; also keep morning Sentinal; largest classi­ HUG""STORE — Pre- up the w ater drinking and no doubt fied business, rate lc a word, min­ you will wonder what became of, 4-*+**4>**-H*+'9>++4>++**4'+** ijpi. Sodas. We your kidney trouble and backache.j imum 2 tc cash with order. Jon as your phone. Itv all means have your physician A LITTLE WANT AD in The aPL examine your kidneys at least Herald will bring you big re­ fltlCAL twico a year. —Adv. sults. Advertise those old articles Crefttwit Fair in History of the Two Counties you have stored away and have El.-ECTRIC CO. Ito Gillnn & P latt March opens the season of sea- no use for. A Htle thirty-ccnt ad It in a pleasure to have Seminole exhibit with Orange Everything elec- fog. Observation ns shown that may bring you sevoral dollars. Phono 118 and n representative will once again and tin* people of our county are asked to f : 422. Electragith whilp land-fog is most prevalent j An Elto Motor gets you there, in autum n and winter, sea-fog oc­ call to see you. give liberal support. and brings you back curs inost.lv in spring nnd sum­ THE MIAMI HERALD is the big LWa t io n s a n d mer. jjRJP PLIES Hast Coast morning nowspaper. This is a Dully Fair—The Best Attractions Kin , riTsTATroFJ'. For Sale Dy and Finest Exhibits [Oil.. Tires, AccessoHayes , ' *>th a smile. Elm Sprayers Lreonu 417 L3._____ HOOLEHANstations. MagPhone 53. COLEM AN *ond. First and Elm, 3rd and Oak and 10th Street. See Phone 110 I ! S r For Rent WANTED r Help Wanted I Building Material Rooms For Rent iIFBACKHURTS FLUSHKIDNEYS Directory I Lost and Found G. TAYLOR DYER 'I Miscellaneous INCOME TAX SPECIALIST. If you need assistance In fllthiff out your income tax retain , apply . to P. Bayard Smith, income ta x , specialist with Wilson k HooshoM* cr. room 400 F lrat National Bank Bldg._______________________ Has your stomach got yoa tick­ ed? Nervous? Depressed? W rite today for free copy "Disease, Its Cause and Cure." Dr. J. C. Ho­ well, Orlando. Fla. Buy good seed com and grow your feed. Ijirge ear white flint. rollfic weevil proof seed com 1.50 per peck; $5 per bushel. Bjr growing this com I have few thou­ sand for sale. Prom pt shipm ent, express or parcel post. Cash w ith order. Victor Dccn, Alma, Ga. S .NOT!I K OK A P P M C A T IO * - TOW , TAX I1KKII I'MDKIl AUCTION STS OK TIIK (iKStr.lLAI. RT.XTIiTKS OK T IIH ST.XTK OK Kt.OHUl.X. Notloo Ik liorohjr Rlvon th a t i s m * * U Dsnn purctuixrr o f T » t C n r l l f l t s t a No. ISO. it a toil th r Sth «1ay o f Junw A. P., 1931. han flloil x tlil rn r tlflr n t o III m v o f f ic e , nml han mail** a p p l i ­ ca tio n fo r ta x deed to U a u e In a c ­ co rd a n ce w ith law. Hald c e r t i f i c a t e rtnhrncra the f o l l o w i n g d earrlbed property situ a te d In S e m i n o le c o u n ­ ty F lorida, t o - w l l : HWU o f S W »i W. o f C reek Bee. 33. Tw|>, 31 S. R a n g e 31 K.— 35 nrrpn. T h e Kiihl land b ein g aaaeaaed nt th e d a t e o f th e l**unnre o f uuch ce.*. tlf lc a t e In th e nam e n f U n k n o w n . U n le ia anld c e r l l f l e i t e xfrill lie r e ­ d eem ed arriirdlng to la w t a x deed w ilt Iknuu th ereo n on th e 3tat day nf March A. t). m V W ltnene m y o fflcln l n lg tv il’tre en d seat thlR tho l'Jth day o f Koliruary. A. P. 1933. V K. n o t ' U L A 8 ? . Clerk C ircuit Court S ein 'n olg C ounty Klorld.t. tS e n l) Tty: A. M. WKKKS. IV C. Keh. SI. 3*. Mar. 7. t4. J t. and J*. !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■: Hold In The South For 34 YEARS SUNPROOFPAINT llna nn equal fnr tluralillUy. It wears longer nnd Innks better thnn any othr paint. We carry a full line nf sun-proof pnlnl, varnishes, Kalsomines, brushes, wood stains and wall paper. Sanford Paint & Wallpaper Co. Welaka Building. Phone 303 FOR RENT Well located brick store, Sanford Avc. Rent ren.Htmnblo, A. P. CONNELLY A SONS Realtors 10I-108 Mngnolin Ave. Phone 48. Haggard & Company Stove and Fire Place Wood 1rSi t i ““if."" . s ass: v»1 DAVID B. HYEB JOHN E. FOX Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter EXPOSITION FEBRUARY 17-18-19-20-21—!!)25 I P o w e r fu l! Pleasure Trip or a Fishing Trip GARDEN HOSE ADVANCED 15c Per Foot OIUST FLORIST” *11 occasions. Phone 250-W *WYER , Office In . 5* i'uildiiij- Annex. 07-L 3 . _ ______ IjARKET—We have J ‘a‘j also can fu r- 1 delicious dedicates- 1 “«'J-W. 10G Purk costing more construction fed Fire Place nVood p i to Suit ford dcllveted «U y C o m p a n y ’[’men's Civic League Wu*. Ball Hardware Co. Co. BRINGING UP FATHER HU H' HOW CAN l G E T TO IF ME *‘o G O I N G T q C O m t i m G C. _ . ‘dNORINC* L1I^.E i— Hill Hardware Co. Tut to Suit f'l.no per cold delivered Britt Realty Company Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST ‘■>rn*. liiinhina. I n g r o w ­ in g Natta, H e a v y Culln u ie a or tired a c h in g fed . j D ll. C. I.. O I S L E h Yuwnll D rew Itldg. Orlando. Rhone. K levator Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldge Sanford, ■ Florida � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 21, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 21, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 21, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2a01a620e0ed68d238b8541be9058713.pdf 84a0efe95e7c60ac5c8be260f36bb16c PDF Text Text . • -f [N I W 8 P A F 1 * • - - - —3------ „ F lo r id a 's H e a r t , G re a te s t V e g e ta W e je h e s t G a r d e n L a n d ---------------- A • . H A‘ TH S W * A T II« | *,'55, Partly cloudy Friday and • __ =5=5 ASSOCIATED p r e s s unlay; little chance in tempera* ture; gentle to moderate northeast and east wind*. » d is p a t c h e s SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1925. |n Officials And TO PUSH PROBE InJury^sHands . Shoals Bill Maintain That Conference Exceeded Its ppnents^oV^t he^I DiH J1* defeated and the report is Shoals leasimr *Pnt buck to confprence, they are; tack Thursdnv ,' 1' launch« 1 " n « '* , Pr*Pared to rush it through conferconference re no A I"1 ****1Cnc<‘, a9*1 it hack before the SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. NUMBER r BAN ON COHOf Bombing T ests An BY-PRODUCT IS B eing Discussed By TO BE FOUGHT Aircraft Committee ( om mil tee That Unless It Acts Favorably Bv Satur­ t.r,u,l Jh„ul,i fcJhi° AJfUter|DEMOCRATS NOT Tellsday. |,™cll™ll>' Every Southern r „ . _____ ,m He Will Take Fight To t a ? " " " hw‘ — « * * f Th' « - * * ' « * - « .S U i , Stale Joiiu. in 1-roiesi of| CHAMBER MOVES Air Chief Believes A r g u m e n ts HURT BY DEFEAT Hour Senate Immediately ' — .......................... * Cotton ^ pacts Afternoon { the "V Against Sect! TO DUHTLTT PICU * acts Ought To Be Backed By S M t ^ K S T t S t e - W L s & i n a -. ~ c , ID F K liiH L I H SH ; Made Public Show...... S A Y S CHAIRMAN Cousens Strong Followinff 2L.,„?i.0?rr!nK fo.r^ , on ‘h^instruction of damnumber .i, th®i uieom argarm e bale IW r n ilW W I n / n o inir Rcnl ,awyers --- •MiiiiVUlillCIt a - — agninst * ru iiu in g . , f| four r--v.».w„n provisions ui of kill* the Ulll bill—the lllf »J«»de «naua( production of nltroge;., the L e g is la tio »wn n De#e^\ is c rIim IIMIIIIMWI in n tu n t ! G oods ground, that new legislation had. Pr-Pcrty rental, and authorization I W o u ld R i» P r n h i h i f n r l 111 l» U lJ * N 1 V I .A H * - „T1 t S* ji ' ™/ \ 1 ** •. ,. m lie J H J f B ^ K e S U ll» Clem Shaver Declnres Party r, . , bee” ejected in the measure in for the president to employ advis- j *» O U JU l i t 1 lO M lD lU (I ^ ' 1 .1 I . lir tllL a j — • ------—- “ • f JIM ^tlTtlf C h i n o Will Return In Power In . llihigan Senator Declares He i conference. Senator Underwood*!er8 ill preparation of a lease. t A,lubamn, author of theb h«b , Senator Norris declared the con- Retaliatory Boycott of P ro rodd - Would Make All F Fishing ls h im r ltiiti But a i1 O I lip S , lime Not Fur Distant; Mes­ Has Some Sensational E>i-! S?,n,5cr,t* bill defended the report, which ithcr Hay- sage Given to Supporters dence To Give Committee declared “C,S ?,f S tn l« EnadluB ........ and I.l„v Unlawful was germane to the house General Insists Clergyman ie Respon>r Bribery Feb. 20.— it and U urkf Columbus, dieted ami L». WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. __ A ™ea“ K« reassuring the friends and ?*JPR’r *er" °T the Democratic par,t y ,!r,Vt , thp "rganlxation "cannot B S tr « r - = v in * :? :; £ ... and senate hills and the conferee* WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.— De­ were within their rights. termined not to hnve his investi­ Decision is Withheld gation of the treasury smothered, dust before the senate recessed, as administration leaders wish, Senator Cummins, Republican, Io Senator Couzens, “ E r rh.,ts \ , , t?4pt llx r Bide th, senate ,cn»te hill hlu because hinuiv'tlic *,Ue of the the L#w* ,,IW l,ct' n SuM -c-Citl; house loll authorized the lensin•** the property to Henry F o n f.1 ATLANTA, Feh. 20. — Few *who ” 'has since withdrawn his offer! f f f il 'E .'i m a ' v . J l T 1" - '1 The provision authorising the up’ n t v«lc*«* . » protest propriation of 5100,000 for the u-c ' . »’ttaW ^ * e*}*rn s t s president in cmnlnvimr or. a. tuid-westertl states of legisia | Aiialn UiacUMI .Prohlrm of Equalization Of Tax Rule ' A drastic law to prevent llshing jn |j,|ce Monroe and lakes and , rivers of Seminole countv was pro. nosed hefor«> tlm S....«f.,r.i r-i.....!».... Stormy Petrel Fails? ‘ To Receive Repri* B p mand From Coolidge over until Friday. ftr.. n®tion^l 'fjeryice, ing the Couzens C hairm an<Shav’,> UrWfn»i, n ^ 1 ^’y' ^iaue «f‘« r 7 h iT sess?on ends^on „ ^°V* ,tl,!nn ? (,0*cn .......... u,,MVvr ? hav<?r oi of in? the Demncra- Mar. -I he will carry the fight to t ?c*l»*t«l in the three-hour 1lc_ |,ntl°unl committee. the senate floor. The party has survived for more Couzens, an insurgent, has givth".n “...ce.n tury* Mr- Shaver said, en warning that he "will not only n^ ed b>!11thl‘ P»*Wing officer and will -yet live to do valiant move to take the resolution from ! _ t,he.r 'H'11 a.u*tnln »r overrule service (ur the people and the the .finance committee jinit will P“ ' nt ° / 01'b o ­ sentenced by country. It was the duty of all llock his demands by reading into .. To Appeal Derision ,i serve a year Democrats, whether actively en- the Congressional Record the Regardless of the ruling i in the Atlanta rn ed or not. he added, “to support charges that have been filed with c*m[r« ,,,,cb s'‘b* •» expected hi sentenc12 "J th‘- appropriation ' V! "• J \ \ * " " * * ■ ' other than a hook and line, would nu,,|i.'- «“ P ^ ^ n t deludi lading our faithfully those ideals and policies him hut which his committee has I Pca* lbl* decision to hi -‘ nati Of 5K,|<-.481, the proceeds received »h . mnt .2 ' vta<, ' <' taoir \o n « prohibit the shipping and sale of ,,,"Pb' that big shim iainimt luImi a day. The which have made the party grent " not hail time t* investigate. ; P*'P*r. This will force . 8 a roll call, from the sale of the Gnrgas steam ' ,h)' m otests. Senator (.oodiag nl fish outside of the countv a n d !' unk " Lil at 525.000 Success for Sake of Service ' Involve Infiuential Men ' w” 'ch will he consideredi-d as a test I plant to the Alabama Power ComS i“ ,,rot'!,t, t h e gov- wouhl make the possission of n e t' Wednesday's widely mlIvertised ‘ action of nppliSuccess for the sakn of service Inasmuch as these charges in- vuf? on *he Unilerwood r.............. ............... Ult. CI1RI |w trial. ............................ Idrntial reprl-^’Mcl e a n 'T S k ir' Lead. ,l»r |W«J«Cie evidence of «•'** ..»•>«» «,, preside,ith is our common objective,” thtt volve some of the most influential __“(Jm. Gov. McLean Tal.es hvt’n should the Underwood fo re -1tion <>r dam number 3*" { con»t r ‘,cillegal fishing. The speakers de- ,’,*nd xv,,’» imminent for Hrig. Gen. IL Vtlllil mn mh ..and h. I cabinet _1.!.. . i members, a message continued. “ It must not Republicans Fe„r that na.sage of legislation cllir, (| , hllt in the c.uVnty'we7e *'!l«chwll. the .stormy i.e t'rd 'T .rth J 20.—The case . putting heavy luxe.- " oieomar«>> and other man„f t|„, most vnlunhle assets it J"r !,t,rvue. egplonded trnlnv with a former deputy lective enorevKrn,,U,| , 'i ° nly in co1* ! ,n/ lu.d inK zntu federal pen- c n u l L n l ^ “?*LIV " „ C,0.mman “£ ct“ r 5* .5onc.|,r.ns' the disposib<? ° f e 1"-1 *ervice- -M>' tio" of th'“ RepiibHcnn ieader’s k .. I Fletcher, form er o w T n ^ u ili.e.! as chnirn>un1 of the capitulate and let the Couzen’s in |t the same insti- [ d e ilL .m .. • 8fiunre with t|„s ouiry proceed. On the other hand, ce Kiehl,.Colum- idea as my desire to- be of party s.wvl n n2u ‘ V u * to b® of P°r l-V they are being hard pressed hv cer. | with conspir- service servue only. I have no interest in tnin interests to see the invest!-1 trial other than promoting the? aims of any irroup gution is stopped. oners in the fed- nor in furthering the ambitions of Couzens stands ndmant, and ... placed in the any prospective candidate.” hacked by the independents and ">■, -------1 _ W ishington. a s h i n g , ‘ , Mr-,,Wilson rend a hill that had ‘‘bscm inntcl from the committeu . m the United With reference to John W. Davis most of the Democrats. He has f i i , , been discussed at the meeting <ff ro,'n,• Thursday night, Democratic candidate for president prepared a statem ent Cover .. "i.-.. of the Extensive Advertising: Will Body Mon Formed To Fight lisim u congTcsshmal1 dele- ,l,1c ’CKal commit tut? which provhl. R*l'rejcntative IVrkino, i mart, the jurors in the last election. Mr. Shaver charges he wishes to look into aftthe Louisian. Precede Placing Tract On Plans of West Florida Into Iisr iheir infl'iieiu-e I i f" r “ , "‘•'“ son of half of * .N, 'v ‘’"rsev. the committee exhie deferred thuir said Mr. Davis must speak for him­ or Mar. 4. and which he will , Market On Mu.\ 5; Expect the proposed ‘‘ill failed to meet "d"pr* *'Ut on th,. .-rill by thoso Id they had 'le ft self ........ to re stS l o H a l t ' ( o a s ta l defeat th<* propose<l 'legislation' legislation. th1‘\ y rarus to his *•-......political r-—.» pluns .»• for spreadon the record, unprobed and To Sell Holdings in I):t\ ovenm r Terml T rrral of M ^ . ,! ! ' Vi'lh th‘l «l'l»roval of those who »ewsnaper correspondents who had for dinner. Little ne tuture, but expressed the opin-1 unverified, if the Old Guard kills H ig h w a y M ade P r e f e r e n t i a l m ‘Covemor iff Arkan-as, ft.“V i Juced Thursday that ho would not aguin.be a pres- the authorizing resoultion. ...j,, „ , . , j ..... ... ihthe trial. The identinl AmcrEdward Higgins, president of dentin! candidate, candidate, "grent “great AmerHus Sensational Evidence ertv hlddmJs Iff ,P n P* only a few wit icon and great Dvmocrat though Couzens <«v« ■nntn ami (B A M M it* ^ ^ ^ tht Sanfon! Ilo the Sanford Sanford Chamber Chamber of of Commerce Commerce l " C'ouzens says some exZrenudv • ‘ i d "TJ’.VV*" ” * l'"' «»« the j sjt sc futtul and the de­ ha- is.” sensational evidence hns been fur- c, Uu-'s d ^ was named executive s e c t a r y for , Rclullalorv liovr a t i r <i.-.l , •'tr- Wilson declared that due to the reiiort yestenlay he had in sur-rebuttal Debt Taken Care Of .... mshed to him which he prefers >m«rW !*“ !.th *' W0,00° &»m,nolc county at the orgnidrai ! S S S ° o f ^ G c m i i n , FhlVida ,hp fa‘ l that ^ h\ ‘* 1 li,,Vttl hi",n',f reaUably M o r n u f The debt Incurred. during t.,e the last d. ...si to examine in committee hut will t r a.nn,JV,nce tton meeting yesterday in Orlando (."‘ —• previously had 'luorum of the legal committee (Argument yM ynul campaign ”** »------- 'lt«ke public in the senate if his r "is yji longer H tbia ^ b>’ Eloridu Good Roads a. ..-- •>"d .Mmth Varotinu prey Source ,Not Developed. . tnnnn argum ents a serious'problem Mn Shaver inquiry is stopped now. Allied w ith ii'i,., * d u e c tin g . tb & ,f f ,in. The association is comno • /J "‘ ^W .th( Cifroli„ n uovir- ’ p.r^?e'*^ b® could not niuke an offi-. South Carofn 'l oP,V |!rt fr. n ,n *^«l b«M ly. Jlc de, , 1 he N* w Je^-scy mprcacntaHve were mnde by saicj, adding that . contributions ......... .... interests reported to he actively S n n n u u n c - S e n t w i n S l m 'a " ^ ^ - n t u t i v e s of various ^ ‘ ‘ ..... . * * heaulifi- , 'J ,,0t sa\ from what source hid W ami William and pledges received since the elec­ soliciting Ropub can leaders for ), , Vu 1 chambers .»f commerce in in former Ion rs«ne hut h« ili,| re­ I of Atlanta and tion “are, in the aggregate suffi­ with particular emphasis nm| \ In of Columbus, cient prnctienlly to wipe out the lion made cat tier in iiu- day . r< M. Johnson, ns- deficit in the relatively near fu­ committee session that griiX ? * ' ... . ,""cu" ti' » Ittorney, spoke for ture," and also to provide tem por­ . ...................‘ lu ll had not himself startarily for current running expenses The drys dislike the committee for"'^sL StaS ng^T nSrM f f;,‘rWVh‘ ' Z l ' 'V "* Flori,lH "Upr- pon. financing the cominlttec could he ,l"• "Wioi- I he fact that the | arguments by Mr. of the national committee. round. It \vs»* recommended that ?JR,pr,d nnt summoned to the A trlegram protesting the pasHager, the name The message said the committee ninitlon unit und the recnmnienda- |,ur im„r,.v..Vn,..o «,„.ithrough the \ ...gc a‘^ e V si"h" measures mcamiVes IInto n 'c 'tilciliy nMowing t oday.- . he ------iiddeii.of,f* such today ,< . '“I1..®/..l.hp. . . . loKi«i«iture ------- - ..U .hi,‘;, • 1 l\ Hayden, for- would be able to aid in a practical Ixwn«* The plan being brought forward l'™ 1* aunt In Governors Cl.-.ine. ofi* 'HP Jl,e county to levy a tax of one milt j Jf**,'0. bim "" rJ*»un to change "my m cr t z7 h , th;,t ,h" £ T pa n •» " S s . s r n c M ,l u t ,,r e [plain at the prison way party candidates in the con­ m bill torv'put athe, ahead atat « ' rate. Rond ,„a- hv the \Vest p.ian neiiig Wisconsin. .Moore of of Idaho, Idaho toJ ay ,a f,’rr such "uch work he he P. passed. »'ninlonin* to the credibility of this s ! L dry Z unit I In . the I 1abpn'1 FloridaDrought in tea*stforward would | f|^ >. b .. . . * I 1111 111•.,1 i ... work . •• . t**iInn I ' frequently. The gressional elections of ID2t», and treasury qmilisution ^ \vfl ; ,, , , ;,?v “ hm.M V m’ chi,,M " rt- "«w clearing right i substitute fo rth ,, nrese.it voell l,orn " r P«ah. Ridianlson of Cali-' 'H'estl.." of tax eqtia |y charged that asserted that the party was not <*nt body body ond i I '•nit*' House official* <ii<| pot nlinimith..! dp “ f wn> ’ r" 1 ' lb,‘ str‘‘‘,Ls while most law, in the state a newt bill whii-i I f,' rnin* h'rkson of Indiana. Baker 'ura1 ,n .!, “ IIU' the hod 1 who is mentioned being financed by nny individual nr i Ids committer the legal , w r yest erday after u ' against the three small group. C. lip ' "nieri'iice with the president eithkving been a party The national chairman said the W. |». ■J’1' l" deny up confirm the leport, pnapiruey hut was organization of victory clubs, set . . . . . -----....... confer V'1 '''“de the informal statem ent ..... . duy on | westcoast to Tampu thence over the r the sole conspir- up during the last campaign, was 'villi the cuiinty eouimission. • ,f,t did not originate from the which the property is to he for• Tamiami trail t< > Miami and tin Ton-d the form er being retained, but not for the coni- ! Ul utive offices. Although the mully piuced on the market, the i tin the "east coast " The pit Pout his address to purpose of collecting funds to pay mittee to arrive at Home niVan ■ ,'ri' ddciit’.< attention was called to improvements will he almost finwouhl make this program nreferd I f ~ • a deficit. 1‘ ''“‘Her again today, in, udiliished except for the hard aurfuc ential and. according to h.d'efs. If Y a i ' d a g e I l U T e U S e d whereb a survey that will result in [for llavden cqunlixation of taxes in the countv ‘"inmont was forthcoming, (ing of streets. ,, it is pnsxetul will iL-suld in no road Attorney said thnt may he effected. It was proposed ! r, ,arv 'VVeks Ilk. wise had Preparations have been complrtArranffPn,,(,'nts r fl’r *ay‘-|jF " / consenuence being done in Impiovements for Father HayImpiovemcnts on th s’iinfoiil Hint the cimnty comniissioo nppoiiu-l "'dbm g to add to hi flat denial ed hv the Chumbc! of Commen-e o£ lr^ * -ni ^ b* ‘ • ntr"' Horidnf or pn.lmhly ten Miinid . i I ,1 ! Idniitted his guilt, ha will a person competent to make thi* “ _yestcrdnjr, when he diselulihed l charged Surtuin, Furnished by the United States dav 'n^nartv ^ f l " r° v ' T ^ ' "''I'rovenienti°wiin,e niade'as fast The first meeting r f the offii-r • j," rp‘!M' vardage of mx lodes, survey and revise the sdieditles but | XM*chVn*"1*‘,|r‘‘ whatever " f the phi being parties to Department of Agriculture with >ed by Father Hay- the Florida Bureau of Markets pp" " “ ; lions will U* held in Miami on M ar., wi |. e ‘Z n R t o l Ylmul^ Mar 7"■ r«r"n 7 f,"<• tin* services. A nother1"" a /evolution adnptol by the pnient witness. co-operating. Frank H. Scruggs, vv'ho wi 11 lirrive i n San for"l t o'clock. Through the courtesy of Ho jw . j fe & tv C'onTnanv^wh. h5s t t,mi' " dp|‘f a,b’" W" ‘ Tees of lth e *six*'ludes ' will be se !•!«» that at five men in eneh district '."!Mm,l,ee asking him to reappear Ervin, presiding, representative.' ", “ J £ T m iJ i S ™ l'T ''' appear hffure the hack distances ranging from 25 to he nppoii IVas to the law of appointed to ,l„ the work was ,T 'Pieallonlng on uireraft m atters, Total shipments from all states T. L. Dumas, the division super- L P V ,on tb,‘ following day. m Vnrd* though the oar for the hrought (discussed evidence Thursday: California, 20; Floridn intendent, the train will he hack-1o! " before the body and din-1'.’.LiV.a . 'n ''. indicate he wa* preS n I* • h‘‘ \ !' t 'o"tr delegation will he .elect- , will remain at 70 e,.ss«|. yAtlaeks were made on men i p:-n 'd f" trial otoher than 83; Sanford section 73; tot«l. 103. ed I II. to the business section of S ' X *" ^n ,*• the committee reports «•<! to go to Tallahussee dining tin"action in which Total shipments through Feh. lit 1 it desired hit presence. ......... ‘h-; v h lto r. will r « , K ’S & n . e . o tee of number I hole is }'*"’• •' wan declared, are holding ion of the legislature to seek . '," n,n""»,»-* had not decided toalleges $10,500 Inst season, 1979; last season, I he party will be conducted to reived with unusual inthrest by tiie objects <ff the association,; hack 30 yard : numb- L01"1. foS which they ha.l refused .,a Pjv Court explained 2,492; This seuson tard a : number I, 30 hundreds of dollars an acre for IKbt w,ien he wouhl U- asked to shipments the Seminole ( afe for breakfast, investors in that section heenus" Meiuhcrs of the assrM'iation are nl, f'tcged transactions from the SanfoVd section 1,291, Mayor .Mayor Forrest 1 ,,rreat l^ike ,'" k^ and and Edward Kdwai<1, a comparison of values of So. .. planning to attend the meeting ) a " " a !" M’r "1011yards; mini- ami yet were valuing this hm.l a t 1 1 -MlUhell llefuri Committee Higgi [thv jury us charg- last season, 1,497. Higgins, president iff the Lhamber prteisbiirg with those offered by <ff tin- Tniniamf Trail \ <« iation !,"r' r Vi.'r,l'. «"'l uiimher II. $2 and f.l an acre on the county of Commerce, ~ Gene nil Mitchell instead of go­ >defendants were .ges will not tax books. of will welcome the I the local firm, reveal facts which in St. Petersburg Mar. I t. Vl,r,*s- *he cha..g Shipping point information: 1 he project of erecting a radio ing to tiie White House for the or acquitted but The policy of the newly fo rm -i"d P I M l , b “laving. Sanford, Fin. Late afternoon, visitors in addresses to be given at | show that the locnl properties arc has Heralded reprimand, appea-ed once | evident*,, to he re ­ clear, cool. Good wire inquiry. the breakfast. being offered at rocK-hottom prices. <<l association is expressed in the Teams representing Altnnmnt Broadcast lug station, which been #under consideration of thei .| more f„ri. ! possible effects, if Demand and trading good, market At 8:15 n trip of inspection | In conversation with loading following resolutions: Springs and tho Hanford Golf Club i,,.7i,. , . ................ ,r , .• the- aircraft .............-committee. ......... . P,ve on the specific unsettled, strong feeling. Cur- through the celery districts will be realty men of both St. Petersburg "We. the representatives of c i t - l were " 1 to have clashed on the liuk ?,pvpr,,ll w n k s. was dell-, ,lrm'‘lj h.' • “'"‘ition to the nir • I'roil in the indict- joads F. O. B. usual terms. Flor­ made. Forty automobiles have and Tampa, Mr. Ely learned that ies. countlc* and civic organizn- «' - • " ’clock Friday afternoon, nit,I> postponed until Inter in th,- ''"dcie <<f the war and navy de­ ida 10 inch crates, Golden Self­ been secured for the occasiona n d .! the “Sunshine City” 10 years ng » lions, of Florida nssemhled in Or- 1 ' here arc 20 men on each team year, a report made to the ch ain -1" '" ‘monts an,| asserted he ha<| reat the last meeting piuced the ‘I' ,,v''‘l no summons from the presiFitnesses used in Blanching, in the rough U. S. No through arrangem ents withthe ( was neither as large nor as prolando, in mass meeting, this 19th 1n,,d 'he winning aggregation is *ber *'“■* ' * — •*’ • 'lent* F Lraham Buughn, 1, 3 to f.s, $2.50. I city manager, parking space ha< gressivc ns Sanford is today, yet day of February. 1925, do rec-' ,n ,l,‘ given a tronhy provided by ,ro»t of erecting such a station at u - .. machines vi *“ lakefront .properties .t -'*—*tho competing play ,layers Mayor J*0'000 “ "'I frnnt, $3,000 to $5,000, He declared ha had no knowledge situated' ommend.• f'1 J’ illie Hoar, all New York. 30 degrees cloudy. i reservedi for .these its 1 ’railed to the stand 2 Calif., Id Fla., arrived. Supplies in front of the Cafe. After the the same distance from the bnsl- j "That the legislature of 19251''"fro st Lake andI Mayor II. I. !','r n’ai,n,en‘u1K;c " >cnr. Action *J*'1 l" J1* of the report that Idle Springs w h o 'it0" D°»lpone«l IInst meeting due t« had lieen or would Ik* summon'f t ' defendants, A. E. liberal, demand moderate, murket indirection has been completed flic ness section a* the local properties make no changes whatsoever in *-Maltbic, of Altamolie "Y Mayor Lake. Mayor i ,0 *h" '> bUo House, and answ. P'-tcher testi- strong. Florida. 10 inch crates, visitors will he returned to the ' were selling nt $1,200 per front the present law ns passed bv lh;<t!art‘ l" meet in tip< feature match pr-rehuttal. per body during the session of 1923, of the evening, were unable play . . r,, blanched 3c $4-4.25, l-ds $4, 51.50, .Station where they will hoard | Yoot as compared with $75 r- unable »,, ,<> play ! 0Lke‘ that ■I or* sai-I :p,1r,*lV on\ hail 0^ ‘onAmi‘tC(' he given no "»««"* ron^ "And be it further resolved l h a t j duB *° # Previous engagement nf V few 51.75, ordinary quality 53.75, their train for Tampa. The train front foot in Sanford. Mr. rily slderation to the report th at he will leave at 10 o'clock, jfiving the declnr»**l that this fact will he a w e send strong delegationto MiMayor Lake. : »i„... 11. . . , t 8P*od at this 8s $3.50, $1.00. 10s $2.75, $3.50, . , A masquerade ball, commcmor- i tin"*- The project, Lowcvcr, :.i wmifil not he reappointed, March grepn 4-Cs, $2.50, $2.75. California visitors Its than two hours in l big inducement to buyers in the ami to the Budget meeting of the l,» Ins present position as asi southern purt of tho the state, accord- State Road Alai. :■“»ting ling Washington’, ern part Roa<l Department on Alar. Washington' Birthday, will I ””S l,lp' lh“ Mayor ilcrian-l F: E* h. 20.—Pros! crates fair quality and condition, j Hanford. ing to ‘ * lieliefs expressed to him 10. nnd to Tallahassee <lurii.g theih** held Friday night la-ginning at I radi.t stntinii eVen," 8,,y wil1 have u Every effort was made by local avg,vd a confer- $5, $5.75. that Major General Patrick, chief (Cotin-jed on page 3) > o'clock. With the F’nrt Pitt Philadelphia: 38 degrees, part- Chamber of Commerce officials to by real estate men of that section, i and estate oi the utr service had rf-ron.menUCollegians furnishing the music, ly cloudy, 0 Fla., arrived. 5 cars induce the Asheville visitors to l.h e dancing will continue until I O i l M a g n a t e W i l l S e e eil his reappointment. b disclaimed on track. Supplies moderate, de- ! lenghten their stay here. Due to If he is not rcnppolntcd to o'clock. Attendance at the dance that he niand moderate, murket slightly • the itinerary having already boon is nut restricted to «lull,members >> a a n i H j ^ t o n P i c t u r e s " ' T nl, r * - hp wi" revert t« the arranged whereby other cities will I stronger, Florida 10 inch crates, 'die White House . rank of ‘‘“ colom-i. and an invitation is extended to 3s $.3.25, $.3.50, 4* $4. 54.50, poor­ la visited, the stay in Sanford > the public. PstU • . ORMOND, Feb. 20.. cr, $2.75, 0s 5 1 $4.50 poorer $2.75, could not he chunged. r * '. commissionW. D. Clark, architect of the Knckfellrr — Rockfellci will attend living'pict- Capital vLevy .Among: 18s $3.50, $1, poorer 52 75. 10s w»s exunerntMiss Ruba Williams, Sanford, guests of the circus m anagem ent! L.a ?f".rd <i°V.rrse. left Smiford ; arcs representing events in the F n m'ttee of charg 53, 33.50 poorer $2.50 poorer 52.50. j j i n / J S l l C D l l C r d 's Plana night f™ * * fa r.P a la lk a "her.- he h o a'H fe of George Washington next French D e b t _ California, crates too few -ales re- I ' ^ IS U I* t l , ' u ‘J l l c R t l U .1 . , bus been named Shrine Queen for Thursday night. Tuesday ' t'*en commissioned to construct a Monday following his custom o f 1 — ■ ■ I a i v v p r H f i V P n F i i r l l t I 'he season 1925, winning with the was originally set aside for the 'p o rted to quote. T ---------T I — *• *• • IAi "^ro tary of J v1 “ 1 ** distinction a valuable diamond ring. juvcniN visitors, Ihit due to ii golt rour-c. Th.- course, when past years «t Ormond Bench Gov I , CAMS', Feh, 20. — Official cir« Chicago: 33, partly cloudy, 1 * “ it was announced today by Edward heavy downpour of rain, the show completed, will he -imilnr to the John W. Martin and members of I, * concttW today that u capital Cal;; II Fla., arrived 23 cars on |rrTy'" r w,*a Uphelu 0,,‘ jn h iqford, which i< generally his stair who are expected to reach *"vy was among the pluns und track. Supplies moderate, demand U llb A liO , e<eb. -0. -A .physical F. Lane, president of the Sanford was cancelled. , ns one of the bent in hen- this afternoon, will he met I t" 0*e*nonl>' in seeking u solution Chief Justice Harry Shi me club. .Miss Ninawilliam-,variations In the program for recognized J:,Ki*!,'ti"n occupl- moderate market steady. Florida riush between the state. by colonial guard in. un ol<| s ta te I"* •”runc*’* financial troubles. This 10 inch crates 3s 4s, fl* fairly p Olson of the Municipul court and of Huntis, second in the contest., Friday night will be nuule. Several , wtUlon on r | coach, * , was admitted to be a proper interwell blanched, few $4,' poorer $3 • Edwin Hedrick, counsel for William won a wrist watch and the title of t different features tnat haven't been - ? ! nV the confer-------------- -------------Iprotation of declaration made in 5.'l!25 8 s S3.25 8s $3,25 $3.50, 10s F’. Shepherd, was the climax of "Ali.-s Shriner." hr<night out before will he given I'IV I* Killed. I 1 i n j u r e d , 3 * ' ------ ' c* * — * the chamber of deputies yesterday A a u iu lil »«*ay. mostly $3 oo"'' ' ” ' the morning's session of inquest of Officials of the showarc plan-1 prominent places in the bill. Prep t y J . ^ 't 1? "fHcials In Trolley Accident Donahey Seeks Probe| by F nance Minister " .......... . ClementM D etroit' *»7 cloudy 5 Flaoridu death of Shcpheixi’s foster son. ning to close the week’s engagearatjons arc being made to care 01 ^nc oyytur which first came us a notice ... ----Poisonng: C a s e printed on sheets of debatewhen ia nrotci't arrived" 23 cars on^truck" Supp'lhM I William N McClintock. T ,i u » lUrd“,rani,*!li,wii!! W ..b!^f.V ! Z ° f th“ lar*«8‘ cr,md* ,,r am | a ,hf Industry, I lihernl Hpninnil a _____1 ...... Ii nl of K*"ryKh'ry. A .marni Mardi t.rus and .ro.ltnotrailing' modrood----- 1----------------------i.rus will the me week. MANILA. Feh. 20.—Five per distributed to the press. ........MARKETS ..... aw* a w I f f •COLUMBUS. (>.. Feh. 20.—Gov. >l!*Xf<| rim* club expressed the,,,- wire killed today and I t others Vic Dortahey Voday requested' m T W o m i T t FD IN r n i i' n i m c ' ffteratlve ™ ** ’Z ’ t t *<!?**? on- u und -------couple wearing the m olt grotesque ►clvq Fr.dav morning a « highly including two women, were in ju r - 1M. Ford, secretary of the Ohio 1 w<l I a j t COLLISION ■ Ponded hy Vh- ' 8s*$3* 25* r , J ' l'oi ^ t oo’ Wash- CHICAGO, Feb. 20. - Wheat: costumes. There is expected to !»•' plcnaml N turzi c , t l i^ i . J 3 ; i . 8< «| 75 $j May, L 8«'a to 1.87; July, IJMP* much competition in this event accordeda .« « u ™ v .r r r .,n>v z z . it v ». - * * lo< J I - nPP- ! wakKJ IJMH4. ro rn : Mar. L3I to for it .will he open to all who nt- I Sanford.I. The show has been lu r - 'n in g many of the den,I and injur- the poisoning of Ohio Srat,.° Ifni! ! J atally. ol 'he .V m^ ,'’at pack- i washed wrapped precooled 4s, «V.|to 8s, 1.31!«.. the poisoning of Ohio S tate UnV- J jured and J. It. Prevatt nainfullr O ats; May, 43% to 4 l»-j. tend the show. Special music will . cess fid so far they declare, despite led beneath, $4.20, $4.75. versity students hero several weeks hurt today when • P • •• '« £ . 8 2 ! — be rendered by the circus bund anil the fact th at one performance wns i --------------------LL *'«■ final ■eparar m *° * prosecuting ! which they weri*U 'eomine' * froil! I • | ago with a v*f'T , raril ri'ii'i’d oul und they expect to inThe Queen Mother VI J t T v Z . t ' l . J . S w to T h, . t i n „f ,h , han.a „ ■**'5 j Mexandria | (mrsona responsible the alleged Florida toV aldo.t# collided with « elude among their most successful | receives $350,000 a year from the I laxity of conduct in for i(1 by",KW 'he ,ier,shi,) federal the university I taxicab. laaicao. Tht i ne men were taken tu A rm "1'. **cn,un* ml**erate’ mur ' I th.- cvclli'l. ' ' ' i Boy Scout, uml ncw .hoy. w u r f ‘ weeks thuir . u y In Sanford, British Government. 1 dispensary. a local hospital. ras acquitted States Court on charges in acieptThe jury hour--. ZC : PROPERTY SALES CENTRALFLORIDA ? OF REALTY FIRM OPPOSES CHANGE;^ r : « E £ B ! “ ! : TOTAL $ 300,000 ROAD P R O G R 'zz::* v , «Srr F ^ J S A M jT V I = : th' i - & Asheville Neville Visitors W Arrive In Sanford Saturday Morning ..New Tees On Golf K Course Being Built; Celery Markets ion News Miss Kuba Williams Shrine Queen; Mardi Gras Features Closing Ni<*ht " ii v B f tJ r ti , v f S S s i H . * �FLORIDA CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT- NO INHERITANCE ADVANCE OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT O ne sectio n IN • THE * SUBURBS OF •* T A X----- NO INCOME T A X THE t CITY % OF / % t t Sanford, Seminole County, Florida Sanford Grove, a handsome Subdivision, closely adjacent to the city lim its of Sanford, will be opened and offered for sale Saturday, February 21st, 1925, at 1 P. M. Fred W illiams, County Surveyor, has completed the stakin g out of the lots in Sanford Grove and much of the work o f physical im provement has been accomplished. Experts o f great expedience have SDt the prices for th e individual lots and we have been guided? by the values fixe! by R ealtors in this location who have aided us in reaching a fair and reasonable price for the Opening O fferin g of our property. Values are certain to go much h igher within the very near future, and we reserve all rights to increase prices on all o f the balance of the property, as soon as our program of improvement h as been com pletely carried out. The natural beauty of Sanford Grove has been preserved; this new hom e­ site has been so named because of the handsome grove of pines,'oaks and other large trees which N ature has so generoussly provided on these premises. LIVE IN A PARK SANFORD GROVE A PLACE FOR HOMES. Special inducem ents to the first builders o f dw ellings at Sanford Grove have been offered, if they begin building within 50 days and finish their homes within 12 months. We will build a home for you from your own plans or ours. You may m ake a sm all initial deposit and pay the balance in m onthly pay­ ments for a term o f years, the same as rent. We offer a special and unique selling plan. We invite you to inspect Sanford Grove, and if youi arc pleased with our program of im provement you will surely do yourself i\i favor by purchasing NOW. FOR MAPS, PRICE LISTS, PHOTOS, BOOKLETS, HOUSE PLANS AND . OTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO DEVELOPERS * • AND * , *,i SELLING ’ I * ' . .■* AGENTS * * , • -.j -• Executive O ffices, Land Title Building, Philadelphia, Pa., and Daytona, Florida FIELD OFFICE HOTEL VALDEZ LOBBY, SANFORD, F I JOSEPH L. BAUM, General Sale.*? Director FLORIDA — :5<i HOURS FROM (10,000,000 PF.OPLE �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY^ FEBRUARY 20, 1025, W H ER RECEIPTS FROM FOREIGN LANDS Pqlm tlto—M yrtle street being Mount Logan, in the Yukon, is tlie highest of all Canadian peaks widened between Central street and Lenmn Avenue. arid it lias never been climbed. ANNO UNCEM ENT SHOWERS The most interesting parly of a : nmriiy involves n luncheon. _ \ few days ago I saw a state- ; Ki t the best only by experim enting girl's earlier life should^ he the} The chief reason for this is not n t to the effect th a t every eoun- for ourselves, has a distinctive national dish Even Doston baked beans are not p arty nl which she announces her any delicate question of etiquette, .■ept A m erica ,Th>s m ay he . always the same outside of the engagem ent. Tin* more surprisa Bather it is one of convenience. J e, but If the American house j city of their fame, When it is there Is to the announcement, of The Intimate friends of the bride! have evolved no dish com -1possible to eat the dish on its course, the greater the In te rest.' nre usually of a convenient num ber ■ Don’t Rtiy E rrs of ()neslinmthlt* Quality n to this country as a whole, a t (native heath, or get the recipe i f o r th,a reason even in sm aller to serve a t one table, which pers t they have shown discrim ina- 1from a native, we feel more sure ‘ownp> w| ,ere 11 19 ra t.h ^r « lru>k m lt« ni0,rt‘ interest ng niethods of >n and unprejudiced minds In of it, but as we are not all fortu- tn surprise anyone with the nn- announcing the intentions or the - i —»-........i. •------- nouncement of a long anticipated two young people most concerned opting and adapting the nationnnte enough to <— have -a direct dishes of other lands. source for this information, we’re engagem ent, much secrecy is r e - 1and enhances the effect of thn sursortod to, in order to make the an- prise. This will be a series of foreign going to pass on w hat we have. Out* engagem ent lunrhonn planhen. beginning this week with A hearty appetite and tin* re- nouncement shower a real piece of I nril by our department was found* | . r! ;h recipes, followed by Nor- frosliment which comes from de news. Times change and customs come “ * on the idea " f letting the cat vn, Russian, French, Swedish, lightfui vacation days, makes for Each one Stamped and guaranteed by n**sc and German recipes. appreciation of good tilings to eat and go, so that in our present s t a l e , out J*1*1. of the bag. Each place card i to . it . a bright c o lo r-! • the menu of every American and the little English inns, with of evolution the announcement is 1 , , attached , •IiV1■a atm -.11 111 iland 11111 IIIin -often • ofii 4a® -ini - *-to -•■•" ed hug.« In each a tinyi -.-hold figure such well-known their osphere of- XII charm as1 much surprise the 11L,111 WCiI.*■ UI • - ** **6 iiv i * ve I*" l*jV se — I . i l bag was ,1 j* Sem inole County Poultry Association ividiinlity, have an esperinlly in- parent- of the perrons concerned ir a ! a,u* around the neik of each is us Scotch oatmeal, the urn- tllvi ‘ caul beat mg the mi of sunny Italy, rice, stew, v iting air. As one journeys hither , as it is to anyone else. As t h e ! l's t was a For Sale By ml thither, they „gather ideas .pendulum swings Lack and the nickname of Ilie bride and grnoma feu, und the roast beef of and - ........ , ----....................... to-be A&P T ea Co. Sel-R ite Grocery j substantial Briton. But there which tin wlilch they take pride in using nntt ' nresent merges into the past, let un For an announcement to ho o some national dishes almost their own little affairs when they 'hope mine of the plensnnt old manL. P. McCttllcr. Jno. StenQier. • known to the Americans. desire to offer something a l it tl e ! nern will again become the rule. made nrmind Valentine’s Day or It Every cook who is making a col different for luncheon or supper, ra th e r than the lexceRtiom nlul Easter, a large crepe paper hell or Stone Meat Market a notion of famous cook hooks and I mention first a delicious way of j th a t more young women will go heart mny is- Ining over tlie tnhle. ’ From it hang rainbow colored ribi ecipes should try to odd as many nerving mushrooms .'which erfme ! leisurely process of being wooed , , „ + musual ones as possible to her col- from u charm ing inn on the I bIi*. nml won, of n formal engagem ent , nn* on” h ading to each guest s , ection. Though the different conk of W ight. Incidentally, they are and a prearranged wedding c e re -' I * a “ntiml ; r,in* Oio host\ A looks may curry many of those nlways served over there for break niony. I «**! .''.acl» K'-U‘s l l"l,,a her ribbon , and down from tlie bell flu tter ■ a sM a B n n B a n a a a N n B a B a n a B B B a a a a a u a a u a N U B G tiiia B B irsB n fl ’ Thlch we would like, ntill, strange fast an a separate course, quite un­ Although some announcement curds bearing the names of the ■ say, they often vary, and we usual, nnd delectable. M M showers do include the sterner sex engaged pair. nnd so occur in the evening, it is The ;nienns for annoimeenVnt Rut the Quality Is " alm ost Invariable th a t the show offer un opportunity for Irs. Smith Entertains RAISE ADVERTISING FUND ers are given for the feminine showers some variations from tlie usual £ friends of the bride only nnd so oc- party menu. A d e lie ate effect,' Not Cut at the Junday School Class BRADENTON, Feb. 20 . - A ge"- cur in the afternoon. This form I suggestive or the wedd ing to come, eral committee Iiiim been appointed (,f entertainm ent, in fact, custo- is desirable. ' Tho members of the Kings with livu team captains tu raisi Popular Market * aughtars Sunday School Cfjnss a fund of $.'10,000 to advertise a Bradenton to the world. Six thous­ I’LAN CONCRETE PIER There’s one thing in cut­ •' .’ere pleasantly entertained Tuen- and dollars was pledged a t the An Announcem ent aa * lay evening nt the home of Mrs. organization meeting. A commit­ ting prices— hut tlie hit; HOMESTEAD, Feb. 20. — A Lunch 'C . II. Smith, the teacher of the tee to adm inister the fund plans concrete pier 250 long is planned idea is to keep quality. advertising in the state to bring by the Key Largo Club to be usefl ‘class. w inter visitors to Brudentnn, while by its members for n fishing ren­ Menu No. I. That is just what we do •'* Beautiful spring flowers, shaded a summer and fall campaign will lights nnd tall red tapers were ho conducted throughout the U nit­ dezvous. The pier which will ex ­ Eclair Shells filled with Chick­ tend out into the ocean will he lo­ in the following: 'artistically used in decorating the ed States. en Suind cated about five miles north of tho ispacious living room and dining Stuffed Olives railroad station by Key Largo, it SATURDAY SPECIALS room. I feart-Shaped Sandwiches is stated, and the club plans to be­ ....... ...... 15c per lit. VEAL STEW .................... A t the appointed hour members SEN SUSPENDS Straw berry Mousse gin its construction sometime d u r­ .............................. 2tic per lb. VEAL ROAST ........... bf th e class with friends arrived White I.oaf Cake ing this yenr. It will face on the ...................................... Ulc per Hi. BRISKET STEW . and gam es nnd music appropriate ORLANDO, Fell. 20.— Announce golf course also ami will contain Coffee ......... 15c per lb. BEEF R O A ST ............... ..... •to th e season were enjoyed. I merit has been made by the Flor- lockers for golfers. ...................................... 25c HAMBURGER, 2 lbs. for > A t n Into hour Mrs. Smith a s - j ida Sun l’uhlishing Company of .Menu No. 2 We carry a complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries. listed by Mrs. Virgil Lee Smith, suspension of publication "until Toronto Bouillon Bread Sticks FRESH VEGETABLES RECEIVED DAILY served u delicious ico course — further notice by order of tinMolded Salmon “ HOLD FLOWER SHOW ■leart baskets filled with candies heard of directors.” The company Tiny Baking Powder Biscuits u :*;ere given ns favors. started last fall with publication f i t with H eart Shu nod Gutter 3 ORLANDO, Feh. 20.—Tho Wo­ A nother p arty is being planned of a woekly, later a tri-weekly and Grape F ru it Stuffed with a vor tho near fu tu re. | then a daily, finally returning to man’s club of W inter Park is bus­ White Grapes yily engaged with preparation^ for a weekly. 8<i> UI5 E. First Street Phone 210-211 Cream Dressing its fourth nnmial flower show*. The a We Deliver to Any Part of the City Caramel Ice Cream, Petit Fours ■ Should the Prince exhibitions will he open to any per­ of Wales Salted Uuts Coffee l»rry, his wife will receive an Chinese and Japanese adults son living in Orange county or BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBUBBBBBBaBBBBBBBaBBBailBBaBBBBBBBBB .nnujty of $511.0110 from the liril- always have, black hair, but .lapa- neighboring towns, and will bo doGovernment, and should she j nese children sometimes have dark signed to create greater interest in in survive her husband, this rnnnuily' reddi-h hair, and Chinese children growing flowers nnd plants beautification of homes und towns. Will be increased to $150,00. may have brown hair. V P E D I G R E E D EGGS 45c dozen THE FO01 W E EAT Is to sustain the ntusscie nnd mental facta of bodies. Pure Fond, The Right Quantity and CnrrtrtL Are Absolulcly Necessary to Uftl LET US SUPPLY Y O U R FOOD It is pu:c, our place is sanitary and anticipate your wants Fresh Country E rr s , doz Maxwell House Coffee, lb. ... Tomatoes, No. 2. two cans...... N one Such Mince M ea t......... Pine Apple, Libby, Sliced, No. 2i Pine Apple, Libby, Sliced, No. 1 Irish Potatoes, 10 lb s....... GARRETTS GROG Next to Palmetto I 1l.'l Palmetto Ave. a a n a a u iiM a n a a B a B M B B a B a n a a a a a a a iia iH ii DOYOU THE POPULAR MARKET That buy i '* A&P *StOT8 day than other stores in * fa B ifliu M H a u a fla a a a a iB B H M iiiH iiiiu a iiH H ix N iia iia iiriH a l a i z m a d a M a R a m i a u u N ia i n -% Sliced Pineapple " v * JL We Are Not a Foreign Concern M V ■ A u V v PRICES The Low Prices at Piffffly Wiggly Stores are not made by accident. They are not placed tin a few leaders. ‘‘THEY ARE PICULY WIGGLY EVERY DAY PRICES” ruit Jam s cr connected in any way with one. We arc just a reliable independent store t hat maintains clerks and a delivery service for your convenience. Quart ♦♦ I omatoes No. 2 Can Two Sugar T SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Armour’s 2 11) cun Corn Reef A rm ou rs 2 lb can Corn Reef Hash Palm Olive Soap, 2 c a k e s ....... . . Fresh Yard Eggs, (guaranteed) GONZALEZ GROCERY CO. The largest line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in the City. We Appreciate your Business. | S Pickle Coffee Hominy . . .. A A A AY A Frt,*h Guaranteed Association Quart Jars The Hrands That Ri ng you back Choice COFFEE Funnel lie Sought Else where HOKAR Coffee Supreme, lb .... RED CIRCLE Especially selected, lb 50c H O’CLOCK Smooth and Mild, lb... 15c Large Cans »*»»*♦**«»*♦**»**4A »*»A A / « -K -uz p k g This Quality Uannot Pc llougbl Elsewhere at This Price A&P 12 lh. sack 80c 21 lb. sack $1.55 IONA 12 ii> sack tific NEW Y( F A R IN V * “Where Sanlord Trades The Store Where Quality Counts a a B B B a a a a a a a B a M H B B a a a a u a tfa a a B a a a a a a u a a B H a B tfN a u a M a i Free, 24c Lady Alice 277—PHONES— 278 \ .j lb can...- FLOUR W hite Lily 2 lbs R e d Front I 14c / EGGS 45c DOZ Cans Pillsbury APOLACHICOI.A OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY HENS and FRIERS, Dressed and Alive LARGE FAT MACKEREL 1-4 lb can... ,:s IIAVIS .11 ST HECKIV Kl> ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF GEORGIA COUNTRY SAUSAGE, BLUE VALLEY BUTTER, STONE’S CAKES AI L KINDS. JO NES’ DAIRY FARM SAUSAGE. JONES’ DAIRY FARM HAMS. A&P Br \U lb can...- Iona Brand Jars WK HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF PAPPY’S GUAVA JELLY PAPPY’S GRAPEFRUIT MARMALADE PAPPY’S ORANGE MARMALADE A&P Brand No. 2 can................ 32c No. 2>/o can..........45c Del Monte Brand No. 2 can.............. 34e No. 2*/> can..........48c cocol A A A A .♦ .. ♦ India, CeybJJ Pckoc^ 2*oz pkg— 1-4 p k g ... 1-2 lb pkg. �THE SANFORD HfcfcALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2 0 ,1925. * jBANQN COTTON Portuguese Girls English Windows Go BY-PRODUCTS IS fnwashed ‘600 Years OPPOSES!** CHANGE tinWi^uy?£$ i Feb. 20.—The women | HULI^ Eng., Feb. 20.—There !N ROADPROGRAM m3^'?!S* 32 TO BE FOUGHT ofr iI, oittt«j.il slowly arc merging of M issouri, McMullen of Nebras­ ka, Donahcy of Ohio, and Pierce of Oregon, by Governor Walker. leapolto 32 Y e a r s ' ’The information .‘carried in the W e s s e d C r im in a l; press to the effect th a t several hills To B e L io n iz e d ^By nre( pending before your state leg. ~ ca of- R e s id e n ts isldturc discrim inating against one of the Mouth’s chief products i* — >distressing to our people," the teleK)L1S, Feb. 20. — A £ rem said. * ■ confessed crim inal Have Sim ilar Problems. Hdrable. left Minneap“The agricultural sections of the SBO by order of the South nnd W est have slmilnr pro­ Lily returned, • con- blems nnd have heretofore mainUiianity and a leader tallied the finest spirit of mutual Lnd criminal reh.bitU sym pathy and co-operation. I I He is John Callahan, think It would be most unfortunate Lt of Hadley . Rescue if this friendly relation should be [ rescue mission In the. distributed by discriminatory legis­ L York, and chaplain lation. “The cottop seed oil products of | Surrounding the the South ore under the closest in­ L re from Minneapolia spection of tho pure food depart­ Louent return, accord- m ent of the United State govern­ khan himself, offer a m ent-and any discrimination nr t Driven from this gainst them would seriously affect Infant days as a eon- a legitim ate-product off the cotton­ loked to tend b ar" and growing states of the South." led thief, Callahan on . Although Wisconsin, California. lund Minneapolia pay- Idnho. Indiana, Missouri, Nebraska. fto him In alm ost un- Ohio, Oregon, and Utah were menfcnanner. • tioilid in Governor McLean’s tcle■pent one week here, grnms ns the stntcs In which al­ ■meed with visits and leged discriminatory legislation |7 M in n e a p o lis’ lcad- was pending, reports from several denied that nny such bills were be­ IbyThe bench nnd bar, fore legislatures. From Colum­ ftd the home, Callahan bus, 0., came the statements that K m of activity which members of the state legislature K m c on an average af said that they knew of no such leg­ ■ , He spoke before islation und if it should be intro­ ■1 leading local civic, duced they would oppose It ns cot| church clubs in ad- tor seed oil is the basis of many Humerable other gath- farm foods. Jefferson City, Mo., ■ hc only Sunday spent reported th at no such bills were be­ K n visited diftVrent fore the MLssoun legislature ami ■ speak briefly, and thnt legislative officials knew of K nlon services were no such bills. Similar reports ■ the parishioners an came from Ncbrnska. ■ o hear him. ■ the Bible," Cnllnhan Knees, “made mo good ■ good.” He still car­ To Quiz Hughes On l e little copy of the Karolyi ‘Muzzling” Brfit given him the ■ conversion. WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. — Chairman Borah wna directed to­ day by the senate foreign rela­ INATE CELERY tions committee to ask Secretary for facta regarding laia Smith, who tins Hughes k School Lunch, lo- charges thnt tho state department irnmtnnr school, ex­ "muzzled” Count Michael Knmlyi, udation to the Flori- form er president of Hungary dur­ l corporation, Antcri- ing his visit to this country. fowers, Chase & Conimford Truck Growers Favors Plan [or their generous ac­ Britain ting to supply the For Perm anent Peace li with celery free of organizations supplyion, will donate celLONDON, Feb. 20. — Another ht grade and nunlity. step toward bringing nbout a new limitation of arm am ents conference RESIGNS In Washington developed today when it was announced in diplo­ tb. 20,—Dr. Wilhelm matic circles thnt there was an a t­ >r of Prussian cnld- titude of British government a t all l, resigned today, aft- times to back up any move by the ) obtain a vote of United States to establish an iutcr* nntionahpcnce of a flrmer hn»li. the diet.’ , rom. the almost Moorish accilMf- are windows in the York Minster Hull which have n et bcyjt wnih* 0,1 . 1,1 which they have lived for • of cii in more than <>00 years. it wa.i *£ |®pp* *"'l the first thing they announced rrceutly by the 1----no. under the new freedom is to go »erk in making ait appeal for a t(! The shops and offices loral fund for the preservation of ot Lisbon arc besieged these ’d aya by girls eager to follow in the these antinurs which ore still In footsteps of their sisters in other relive service. Them i* no col­ countries, and earn their own lection of English glass In th •_• world approaching th a t at York living. Much had to be overtom3 by Minster, said the dean, and if the th -<c Lisbon girls. There was the public allowed these window to dis­ appear their like would never be resistance nnd ill-will of the mas. sec again. mime element, grounded In the Home the windows which hav precedent of many centuries, und teen in ofplace for six ccnturler a large group of minor state of­ were being cleaned for tho first ficials, in fear of their own jobs, time the dean asserted, and it had voiced violent opposition. been found that the belief that In the schools also Portugese might destroy the mellow girls have won their victories. washing effect of time on the gloss was Thev have exploded old traditions, ing without foundation. nnd today p.re taking their plac"* To clean silver trimming that nn the benches along with their h~s tarn i’hcd, cover it with dry brothers. WANT NO FENCE LAW ningnrsin and let it remain for an bom or more, then rub off with a FT. MYERS, Feb. 20.—Conn bawl brush. In* of abort eoarae wortl *«■ large extent. At n recent meeting of the *9 soclatlon o f Land G rant GoOtil Major Floyd learned from y*M however, th a t the Florida AffBj tornl College did not .have U w i crease in registration shown kff majority of these schools, of’’1 Shrine Oub CIRCUS 410 Sanford Avontic Tonight! TON ir, 11TnndS AT URD AY YOUR LAST CHANCE T O W l N A V O R 1) Rehabilitation Men husband of Mrs. Alice Dnvis ill jDiiccrncd. Judge John W. Du At School Decrease Rose of county court has so ruled in answer to n petition from Mrs. Davis who stated that she wished | to collect some insurance carried [ ____________ _ with a fraternal order of w hich; « H B U a o i i u a a H H » a a x R i i i a i u n u a v i n i H u i i i n i THE NEW SLEEPER RESOLUTIONS *4, Whereas, Coil in his infinite {* wisdom has deemed wise to take " from this life ou>* beloved mcm-lB her Mrs. Hattie Lossing. nnd K. W hereas, we grieve oVcr thl>‘" loss of this fine, useful and noble n citizen of our city, and. jjj Whereas, we deeply nnd si"--or-- ig lv sympathize with the family of * cut denrlj bein'ct siatei ,JJ Resolved, therefor that this Col. [5 Then. Roosevelt No. .'5 Auxiliary o f !JJ tho United Spanish American War <5 Veterans of the Cnl. Theodora[* Roosevelt Camp No. ill extend t o ; JS the bereaved family our condolnncu !■ and sympathy in this sail hour and * Ik* it further resolved. jjj Thnt a copy of those resolutions rn be rent to the family and be it ■ father. JJ Resolved thut n ropy of these!* resolutions be sptend upon th e 1" minutes of the Auxiliary ami lie it 5 further, ■ Resolved th at a copy of these £ resolutions is* sent to the Sanford ■ Herald for puhliention. ■ COL. THEO. ROOSEVELT NO. ;t 5 AUXILIARY OF THE UNITED * SPANISH AMERICAN WAR 5 VETERANS CAMP NO. la, 5 Mac Shcnfoi. Pres. * -Maude 11. Schmidt, 5 Janie Davis Lyles, m TYPE 54 BUTTER EGGS SUGAR RICE 46c 45c 69c 42c Best Creamery Seminole Poultry Awn. doz 10 Pounds (iramilated 5 Pounds Blue Rose PEACHES 17c Rose Dnle NOTHING BETTER IN THE WORLD EXTRA Mardi ^ Price without accessories,'$130.. Before you buy get free book “How to Choose a Radio' A 1 (i It 1 G ras fun uttul King Knrnival Nile YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS A FORD FORI) CAR FREE NICHTIA L. A. RENAU-D Phone 189 TONIGHT RUSTIS AND DELANO VISITORS NITK Lard C om pound in a a * a a * * a a a * n * * * * * * R * * B * * * * i Fresh Ground Hamburger • < 10 . „ \ l'£ i MiilaKasj The Bootery LADIES’ AND MEN’S 12 pounds PILLSBURY FLOUR 80c SHOES N O T H IN G O V E R George Washington Cream Layer Cake. A li.tvhl flu ffy snowwhite layer, filled with a tasty mart chino cherry butter cream icing. Appropriately dec 21 pounds I'lL L S n U R Y FLOUR 1 pound CREAMERY BUTTER 18c 1 pound MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 1.19 i In The Basket orated. U) pounds PINK TAR Irish Potatoes J. A. LEE & BRO. 25 Cents m arket Cream Roguefort Swiss Limburg Sew York Stale Cheese NATIVE AND WESTERN MEATS FLORIDA AND WESTERN FORK CHOPS Florida and Western l’OUK HOME DRESSED HENS POT ROAST . POUND 25c W EINERS FOUND 2t»C CHOI’S MILK FED VEAL LGK FRANKFURTERS POUND, 20c WE CATER TO SPECIAL PASTRY ORDER Federal B akery M ARKET SANFORD'S SUPER STORE Wit 2nd and MAGNOLIA �.tpcv! v * ;' -v-V a ™ - l FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20,1925. Sanford Herald Tell This To The W orld Compliments for Florida's astute adoption of that anti* Collins Dead, Belter So. f » < B | M H l f n r t , Flnrlii* tax constitutional amendment continue to come from im­ rc 4 nit Second UIu»* M atter, Our Feeble Imagination. Practically every day, The Her­ ‘ e f XT. 191 !t, a t the Pnatofrica portant financial leaders. ' A G reat Nation’s Danger. nfnrd. Klorltl* under A ct of ald sees some interview published in tho state newspapers, :tl H ft 1897. Every Man’s Business. ‘* .in which is praised this shrewd invitation for moneyed men I.. U B A V ............ A K d lt.r BY ARTHUR BRISBANE iii iir.iu; . . ...... M a n a g e r to bring their wealth to Floridh. I C w r r ts k l 1W4> Along, also, with the considerable talk concerning the P k n c 148 FLOYD COLLIN’S suffering la benefits to be derived from the adoption of the amendment, over. The rescue p a rty found H f X * ? f l j f i s r i l i r T I O N Il.tT K S forbidding the imposition of inheritance hnd income tnxes him dead in the cave trap . Htjw “ O n Year.:..»7.on Six Month* I2.G0 D elivered in c i t y liy Carrier. per in Florida, several business concerns in the Btate are using long he has been dead doctors will « w k , jcc . W eek ly E d ition 12.00 tell, approximately. i n r Tear.____________________________ facts taken from the tax situation in Florida as effective B etter dead advertising literature. ----, than „living, in anyS ■MCC1.U. M ITII f .1 All oldtunry Indeed the advertising value of the talk and the literature S J 0{nt£n!e Juffcrin"* were escaped; not Icon, card* o f thank*. ro*nlutlon* . m d notice* or en tertain m en t* w here is inestimable, and there should be more of it with especial charge* are m ade will lie rharged f o r a t fctfu ln r a d v crtleln n rate*. emphasis upon the items that appeal directly to men who TH IS MAN’S death illustrates tho power and the weakness of M K M n r.n T iiK a »8(»c i a t p . ii p u b ** can bring dollars for the furthering of development projects human imagination, A hundred T he APaticliUctl I’rce* I" exetu*- in Floridn, although as the booklet issued by the Florida mep 'risked their lives to aavo Iw ty en titled to the It*u for repuhDoctors went to his rescue ‘ Mention ‘ of nil new* illepntrliea National Bank of Jacksonville so truly points out, the anti­ his. credited to It or not oth crw lee cr ed ­ tax amendment "does not appeal to the very rich alone, _____ but by flying ■machine, but could do ited In .thin pnprr and iilno the local new * pnbllahi'd herein. All right* has a stronger appeal to the men of more modest- means | j^Jq^'iyTh0 tragic "story folIoW' o f republlcH tlon o f apcclnl d lspn tch M herein ArP ll,w reaerved.________ who are striving to increase their fortunes that they m ay, imagination showed the man lybe happy and comfortable in their old ago and that their ing in the low enve, his leg crush­ FRIDAY. FEB. 20, 1925. ed by the 14,000 pound rock, ex­ heirs may enjoy comforts which to them are denied." isting day a fter day for ncnrly It is in this same booklet of the Jacksonville bank that two weeks in horrible agony and T H E HERAUVS PLATFORM facts concerning Florida's tax situation are set forth in ten discomfort. paragraphs. The Herald believes it is well worth the space I ,__D eep er water route to Jackson* IT WAS possible to imnginij to publish these ten paragraphs herefi and suggests that they G rille clearly th at dreadful situation. 2^—Construction of St. John*—In­ be used by all advertisers of Florida's attractions. As given And the nation sympathized. Any dian River canal. by the Jacksonville bank, these ten advantages of Florida's legislature would gladly hnvo vot* Rr—Extension of white wny. cd $100,000 to save Collins. tax system arc: 4 s—Extension of local amusements The same nation, through Its —swimming pool, tennis courts, etc. (1) There is a constitutional prohibition against legislatures, refuses to pass the ^ —Acquisition of a municipal the levying of state taxes upon incomes of citizens. Child Labor amendment that would Band. ; . . , free tens of thousands of children (2) There is a constitutional prohibition against •^-A u g m en tin g of building pro­ from years of tdow torm ent. the levying of a state inheritance tax upon estates hotels, apartm ent g ramt—houses, m— The feeble public imagination left by Florida citizens. (louses. cannot see clearly those children 7,—Extension of street paving pro(3) There being no inheritance taxes in Florida, in the mills. the securities of state corporations owned by non­ boulevard Const ruction of BRIG. GEN. MITCHELL, a residents are not subject to taxes of this kind. •round Lake Monroe. brave man, staking his brigustate (4) Taxes upon personal property in Floridn are 9.—Entrance into Florida I dier’s star, ns Cyrus 11. K. Curtis b a seb a ll league. moderate and are considerately administered. By has well said, on his fight for the I l l —Completion of city beaulificanational safety, deserves the constitutional amendment $300 of personal effects Don program . ____________ thanks of this nation, and will hnve and household goods of a citizen are exempt from them. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. taxation. If he has found no supporters (5) The corporation laws of the state are liberal high up in the Army and Navy, more shame to his superior offi­ and modern. There are no annual franchise taxes. BEGIN THE DAY RIGHT:— cers, th a t are controlled by battleThe exemptions from state income and inheritance Causo me to hear thy loving kindship-buitding interests, or have nsss In the m orning; for in thee taxes either upon the property and earnings of the idled away their time in the pub­ do I tru s t; cause me to know corporations themselves or upon the stock owner­ lic service, learning nothing. the way wherein I should walk; ship held by residents or non-residents, cause Flor­ for I lift up my soul unto thee. DESK MEN th a t get extra fly­ ida to represent an unusual opportunity as a state Psalm 44»:8. ing pny without ever flying fail I * - _■ in which corporations mny be domiciled. to support General Mitchell, quite TH E CHILDREN’S HOUR (6) Property in safe deposit boxes within the naturally. He flics anti risks his Between the dark and the daylight, neck in our inferior inuchincs con­ state is not subject to inspection by tax officials. When t{ie night is beginning to stantly. That puzzles them. But (7) Entire freedom from state income and in­ low^r, men that flew in the war are back Comes a hausc in the day’s occu­ heritance taxes and the situation regarding taxes of him, 2,000 of them. And w hat­ pations, ever other ‘‘heads’’ of the Army upon intangible personal property bring about a That* is known as the Children's* and Nnvy mny do, it is quite cer­ condition that makes Florida the ideal place in which p o u r. tain that President Coolidgu, the to set up irrevocable trusts. renl head of Army and Navy, will I hear in the chamber abovo mo (8) Trusts set up in Florida institutions whether see th at Mitchell is properly The 'patter of little feet, treated. revocable or irrevocable, on account of Florida tax The sound of a door th a t is opened, measures, can lie administered cheaper than else­ And voices soft and sweet. MEN OF EVERY branch of se r­ where. Id vice in the late war saw with their From my study I see in the lam p­ (0) The administration and final settlement of own eyes the power of aircraft. light, Every one of them should write estates of Florida citizens is free from endless liti­ Descending the broad hall stair, to the President, if only ten lines, gation and complications brought about by state Grave AJico, and laughing Allegro, urging an adequate air defense. And .Edith w ith golden hair. inheritance taxes. President Coolidgu will lie glad to (10) No corporation organized under the laws hear from any ex-soldier or suUA whisper, and then n silence; or, or any other citizen. 'of another state is authorized to act in fiduciary Y et J know by their m erry eye* ! capacities within the state of Florida. They n r c -plotting and planning to­ m ty iltfriHHi* rurrpl gether,, To taka me by suprise. * A sudden rush from the stairw ay, A sudden raid from the hall! B y three doors left unguarded They enter my castle wall; Cruel Nagging* Of Left-H anded Children .ONLY A D UD As Brisbane Sees It EVERY AMERICAN should read the testim ony before the Con­ gressional committee yesterday by General Amos A. Fries, Chief of of the Army Chemical W arfare Service. ‘T h e re is no real answer to gas attacks except airplanes with which to stop the enemy's on­ slaught and gas him in turn." DAN DOBBS] Baseball pU¥,,. Hot Spring* to ahould have d e ^ 1 year, \\h n t the world iwl . f t 11 will te|| J * ! the dam thing. iunlx J i VRuth ^ !|j a!™ „t||| 'tj. tro in haseha". qnce -30 this year. The nice thing . w . hundred is then S T 1 Kents quit bothering; Z,1 « "d Wc need n law ,niI lined for cruelty t„ An auto inTsnj'ii, in the ditch. Most of those kickij house being t„„ CQy ^ for summer. We like winter hetterfl nier. You can’t put |i 1mcr. You can’t put »l i of ice on the fired*,, cool. Bootleg bonze kills daily in Philadelphia, _ known as the Quaker M Fire in Brooklyn people into the night' fut with fire. It's t«4 , to flee in scant attire. This European npiuaj isn’t turning outas it ( | we hnvo the right dopet nation. YALE MEETS THE TEST LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL 20 "Make the minmmim scholastic, students socially acceptable be grade or get out," is what Yale dropped from the roster. University means when it drops j "Mnke the minimum grnde or from Us roll of students J o h n ' get out," is Yale’s answ er to a Shepard Binghnm, gridiron star, *question that of late has perplex­ cnptnin-elcct of the 1925 football ed some university and college fa ­ team, chairman of the junior prom­ culties. Athletes m ay be trained enade committee, and personally e'^.Lwhere than a t college. So­ one of the most popular men on ciety men may he fashioned else­ where than at universities. G rant the Yale campus. Bingham was dropped from col­ was not among the scholastic lend­ lege hccntisuf ho failed to pass in ers in his class a t West Point, tho’ four subjects' a t the mid-term ex­ I.ce was. Henry W ard Beecher aminations. These subjects are t was graduated almost a t the foot difficult ones, for a t New Haven of his college class. But Beecher no royal road to F.uclid has been ! ns well as Crnnt "made the minifound even for gridiron stars. mum grade.” Some standard m ust The young m an’s failure in his he set up and adhered to. studies is ascribed by his friends Yale does well in Insisting th a t to his interest in athletic and so­ its ideals of scholarship be not im ­ cial phases of university life. In paired. Young Bingham makes th(|*y nativities he has reflected known that he will settle down and credit upon Yale in the eye of tho m aster the subjects neglected by country, lint Yale has scholastic him while fighting for Yule on prestige that must he maintained. tl|e gridiron and m aking week­ Athletics and junior promenades ends pleasant for New York de­ are not to he despised in the pro­ butantes visiting Ynle dances.. cess of fashioning a gentleman, Good luck to him! When he g e t s ' yet the Intellectual glory of Yale back to New Haven may he mnke | must he safeguarded, even though a record not displeasing to Yale’s gridiron stars he sacrificed and scholarly elect. LOTS Located in City Lim its on Santo Avenue, south of Rose Court j] $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 On very liberal term s. J A chancel double your money in less than aye BRITT REALTY CO. INC, R ealtors Phone! 202 First Street. Accepted as perhaps the leading authority on the proper training of little children, Angelo Patri’s writings are read with earnest interest by parents and teachers endeavoring to do what is right for the little ones in their care. But, as They climb up into my -turret O’er the urm s and buck of my always, most of the parents and teachers who are most in chair; need of Patri’s wise advice never seem to get it. GEN. FR IES fu rth er testified I f I try to escape, they surround THE MASK Let us take, for instance, Patri’s plea in behalf of "Lefty," th at gas w arfare with the new nie; i chemicals would he fifty tim es as the youngster who happened to be born with a tendency to ASHEVILLE CITIZEN They seem to he everywhere. ns it was in tlu* last war... use his left hand- instead of his right. How fine it would deadly Ami as for anti-aircraft guns, Dr. Daniels is the very mouth his denudations of a backsliding .They alm ost devour me with kisses, be if all parents of left-handed children would read that smoke curtains and sprinkled of wisdom when lie w arns against generation. His sym pathizers ad­ Their nrms about me entwine, plea and profit by it! smoke, combined with persistent the prude who, suffering from vertise him as another w arrior for Till I think of tho Itishop of BinAngelo Patri has made a scientific study of the matter gases, rained down from the suppressed vitencss, takes the ho­ the right. Collections are taken gen clouds, would make anti-aircraft In this Mouse-Tower on the and he knows that no left-handed person should be trained artillery worthless. The m arks­ lier-than-thou pose to cbver up up, field workers sent out and Rhine! to be right-handed. But lie cannot carry bis message to men would he firing a t a sky filled the degeneracy within. The m ir­ converts made, all because a man, IN HARMONY WITH ror in which a man thronged with with smoke, while tin* fliers rain­ unspeakable images, his soul dis­ conscious of his own weaknesses, the people that need it. Always will there be foolish, ig­ SOUND PRINCIPLES Do you think, () blue-eyed banditti, ed down their explosives an i til rhed by ugly and forbidden de­ credits a similar failing to every­ body else in the world. IfccmiHA you huVo scaled (Jho norant people who think they are doing their duty when they deadly gases. sires? Then he considers the train their left-handed children to go directly contrary to This is not to say that all re­ wall, t i The* Seminole County Bank is in perfect Urworld to be a congregation of men forms have such origins. Hut it Such an old m ustache as I am the way Nature intended them to go. THE PEO PLE’S business is to who think and feel as he does. Is to make clear th at people may , Is not a mutch for you all? niony with sound hanking principles—to which Pointing out that almost everything is devised for the realize what tho next war will But he perceives the difficulty of 1m* easily assailed by a man who, ! it always adheres. That is one of the good rumean, and see to it th at the na­ convenience for the right-handed person, Dr. Patri says putting away this vileness. Ho proclaiming hi* desire to save oth- I I have you fust in my fortress, tion is prepared for defense. Nice takes sons why it has tho confidence of the peepi* pleasure in it. He ers, is in fact doing nothing h utj that very soon a child who is naturally left-handed begins old nmids in the Navy quote Cap- 1fj,., a secret Ami will not let you depart, „li world of forbidden drugging his conscience by loud t l . i w t f i » , i i 11 VCi* HI v v u v u i i i i i *11 i i u i n t T i «»I u k k h i h ilia L U ii n u L 'ii v u i ) y lo u d and is steadily growing. B u t put you down into the dun­ to feel his awkwardness. Doors open for the right-handed, geon and Id* statem ent th a tTom nni': 1 thou* {,' t in8tentl of “ world of forprotestation of his hatred of his tables are set for them, clothes are buttoned to suit them, m his statem ent that command bi(|)lcn aL.tS- Nevertheless. he own wickedness. It is the same In the round-tower of my heart. the sea means command of t h e |fl.|l|s th a t. t(, saVi. his soul hl. nlust ,„ r t of psychology which prom pts furniture is built for their convenience, traffic is regulated of prompts world. ■|r; i V l 'K I i r . H T l*AII» u \ MAVIVi** tffUt >9 l make w ar upon such weakness. the ex-drunkard to hato liquor. Hu And there will I keep you forever. on the idea that all the world is right-handed. And then The bargain is soon struck. instinctively feels that, in order to Yes, forever and a day, some self-confident grown-up takes it into his head to make ( A1 P. MAHAN a great i , Ho will quiet his own conscience stay away from it. he m ust make Till the walls shall crumble to the left-handed child a nice, normal, right-handed person captain, knew as little about .m .d-!nn(1 win hi, uWn approval by per- its effects so awful in his own ruin, war when he wrote hts hook , suaiUn hln„ B|f of ,)f his |lis .right i^htcous- mind th at he will he afraid of like himself. And ever present is the nagging, “Use your ern iding himself And moulder in dust away. as Napoleon knew ubout trans­ ness. He will accomplish this l>y them. — Henry \V. Longfellow. right hand," sometimes gently spoken, more often stormed porting troops by rail, or using fighting tho vllenes which he ■- ■ o People instinctively d istru st the S a n f o r d , F la . by irate parents who dislike the awkward handling of right- submarines to attack England. knows to be ram pant in every­ man who is always talking about The Celery City Huge snys, "a handed tools. Air power is now the only power. body else! And immediately the Iris hatred of "sin" in others. They soft answ er may turn away wrath, Who rules the air can rule the world possesses another profes­ S T R E N G T H - S E R V IC E ~ PR O G K ESSj Dr. Patri contends that it is not fair to cripple the left- world. that the holier-than-thou but a soft job is sure to.." The g reat cities, the dwell­ sional reform er. The hills echo suspect conversation is a mask. ---------o --------handed child by making him use his energy in constant ing of every ruler, President or Sanford regrets to hear of De- attempts to conquer the very powers that can make him skil­ King, is at his mercy. Land’s m isfortune when the South­ [on half a dozen cities ut once, in-; polite gentlemen, with exquisite ern Bell Telephone Company’s ful. The writer even points out that often serious ailments eluding W ashington. Then would manners and slanting eyes, courtTHIS COUNTRY needs fighting result from the mistaken efforts to make left-handed folks aircraft, ten thousands of them, come the slower, heavy bombing eously expressing their regret and | building burned Thursday. ---------o--------right-handed. Right-handed people, lie explains, have their the most efficient fleet in the world machines, to force conviction upon 1bringing up a new set of ready- j It wouldn’t he quite so startlin g speech area on the left side and left-handed people have theirs to be used for the mails and other U4 made immigration laws, we should I _ If some morning the sun didn’t And finally would arrive, in very not like it. public use in pence, for lighting in on the right. Consequently tho attempt to transfer the skill rise, hut any day the price of g a s­ safe machine, plenipotentiaries, But that would not help us. Fly- ‘ * wa r. oline doesn't rise, well th a t’s some­ of a left-handed person to his right hand seems to affect ing machines would help us and j u And whether they "pay" or not, with power to fix term s for us. thing different. the speech centers for the worse, and sometimes even causes is no importance. Safety is cheap IF THEY happened to he very nothing else would. ■ - <>— — . stammering. "Always," he declares, "distress and fatigue a t any price. One efficient g ra ft­ A German professor, according ing patriot, if u w ar came, could la B R B B B a a B a a a a B H B R B B a B H iR B B a a a a B a B a ia a a a B n a a a s a 'j to the Providence News, has are brought to the unfortunate child who is being carefully cost this nation more than all the ■ ■ Vill Get Behind Yoj tau g h t a fish to do tricks. Well, trained to be like other people when Nature has ordained flying machines necessary to save JuNiiiess l'ru«rarn ofD* w e’ll bet wc know some Florida otherwise." us from foreign aviators, and from : s sharks that could teach the Ger­ iuarantee the l'H K ~ P l l ; O T l] Perhaps you know some unlucky child who is being home-bred corporation and individ­ :: m an professor a few tricks. ual g rafters. If you believe that, ■ 8 trained in that fashion. Rescue him if you can. Fight with -------- o--------■ ■ write to the President and tell him The hedt thing about the devel­ him for his birthright. ■ ■ Your Good Plans and Good Intention if Death so. You’ll help to pny the g ra ft­ ■ a opment of the E ast Side and the ing hills and get your share of gas ■ mancnl Disability Overtakes You. extension of F irst S treet is that a from the sky if w ar ever catches n There’s Contentment for You and Safe*.' lot of folks who used to live in us unprepared. !S hack allies are going to suddenly FREE PUBLICITY Loved Ones in Having a Strong F in an cial . -jyJ find themselves on Eusy Street. u ■ Backing You Under Contract to I)o for i ° u TAMPA TRIBUNE YOU MAY say "Too much a ir­ ■ a ---------o--------c ra ft talk in th a t column. I’ll a ■ that You Were Prevented from Doing ‘(’rTh rt' W asn’t it a little mean of the The rribune, like other daily t grafting game to go too far. skin for a while." Arrange with the PILOT Without Delay. ,n Asheville Citizen to speak of that newspapers tho world over, is r e - 1 Itum iably, when the scheme is All right; skip. If a war finds recent wind storm in which the Contract to Fit Every Need. us lucking an adequate air force peatedly the victim of artfu l a t .| f"ll,,,! ou* ln and the m atter {jeminole (jfounly THEPILOT JFE INSURANCE) COMPANY A, - i.IULJ I ' ■ - —I ■ wind attained a velocity of forty a threat miles an hour as ‘‘William J. Bry­ tacks" in "" an effort lo to secure v*"u; vulu- | the refused, publishers th a t' t h c ^ ’S u ,r?" an w eather?" able space for the introduction of will he given to another paper, various schemes for private gain The plot works occasionally, hut Before assuming the throne now­ or the moulding of public opinion not always. adays a wise king will look to see toward putting over ’ some sinIn the long run. the schemer th a t it Isn't a rocking chair.—Tam­ ister plot. ^ usually loses out because never pa Tribune. A fter Stone’s exper­ tannic bureau or syndicate or again can the paper be approached ience a wise supreme court judge m anufacturer or politician will hit in the same way by the same m ight do the same thing. upon a happy idea, and some | schemer. ---------o--------clever fellow will tell, him ju st The fact must be considered, alGannu Walska says again that how he can work the newspapers that un|e<u_citizens can be deshe can aing and that she is going for all the "stuff" needed; where- jMiidcd upon at all tim es to furn­ to stage a come-back in American. unon the "expert" is engaged or ish their local journal with live Many of us can't sing. That is the advice is taken without tho unfortunate, hut not trugic. But aid of the expxert. He makes good stories they cannot expect to get what is more pitiful than a per­ at getting the stuff out—but pub away with spasmodic attem pts to put over propaganda. The cditoi ron who can’t ami thinks tho van? Ushers are too keen to allow the IL a hard man to fool you will rem ember this w arning: ■ This country is unprepared, as * defenseless as Germany was when llie French marched into the Ruhr. Any one of four nations in n sud­ den attack could destroy every great city in America and hold the nation to ransom. The oceans no longer protect us. The Pacific coast Is only thirty hours from Asia, and the A tlantic coast ten hours from Europe, by j airplane. - l | -f - - L a 405 First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, Florida a R a a B iR R a a a B B B B a R B B a a a a R a a a iii111111' 111 E. F. LANE Rooms 501-502. Phone 05 First National Bank Building. Sales Force Miss Rubn Williams, Mr. It. L. Shipp. IV R. A. WINSTON, General Age"1 Let me show you where you can double your money on lot on paved street, size 50x117; east front; close in. Price $1000.00. $100.00 cash. Balance $20.00 per month. REALTOR I GARDEN HOSE N m ■ FIRST WOULD come tho swift, a high power planes, throw ing our _ 9r cities and our unprepared Govern-1■ incut into confusion,’ with a tta c k s 1r a « * a a a a « a * * * M 8 " " * « a * a « a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a i g B, KBI|" 1 ADVANCED 15c Per Foot See Ball Hardware Co. Stove and Fire Wood Cut to Suit $9.00 p«r corJ f Britt Realty (° �•- '• > ■ • Ij? i? I'-*' • THE SANFORD HERAU MISS KATHRYN WILreY, Society Editor, Principals In Shrine Club Wedding IDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1925. Complete Line of Smart Dresses for Soring PHONE Charming Courtesy Is Given ForMrs.Morgan Thursday afternoon a t tho home of Mrs. R. R. Deas in Rose Court, Mrs. Dens and Mrs. R. C. Bower entertained at bridge, the close friends of Mrs. W. L. Morgan. This pargty wns a charm ing courte* s y j o Mrs. Morgan who goes soon to make her home in Daytjpna Woman'a Club will Beach. Ion bridge p arty a t The entire lower floor of the ,t 3 o'clock. spacious home wns attractively decorated with sweet pens in pas­ ["the ^Library a t 10 tel shades and ferns. Mrs. George g Club etthe LiKnight for high score, was award­ ed n lute book. For low score, ^ n ’informnl dance Mrs. Edward Higgins won a cross Club. Invitation*. word puzzlo book und the guest of honor was presented n lute jndajr book. cekers Class will Following the gnmo refresh­ meeting a t the ments with attractive George K. M. McKim a t 3 Washington favors were served. b strss will be Mrs. Those invited were, Mrs. E. M. [ Little, Mrs. ChapGalloway, Mrs. Archie Betts, Mrs. Gette. Mrs. L. P. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. E. F. HousholdHere arc pictures of the bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. John Swan­ I C A. William!. Mrs. Floyd Palmer, Mrs W. Rller will entertain son, whose m nrriage wan u part of the program given by the Sanford er, Hill, Mrs R. A, Newman, MrB. I club at the Bet- Shrine Circus on Wednesday night, Mrs. Swanson before her marriage C. Samuel Puleston, Sirs. M. S'. Wig­ Lm at 3:30 o’clock. was Miss Lillian Enright. Both have been residents of Longwood for gins, Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. B. L. K iting of the Wo- severnl years. Perkins. Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mrs. (he Church Service E. P. Morse. Mrs. Dean Turner, ■iuly Cross Parish Mrs. A. W. Fitts, J r., Mrs. H arry K the redd^nce of Mrs. Housholder Is Bridge Party Is Given Wilson, Mrs. E. F. Rmimillnt, Mrs. L e r on Park AveA B.. Wallace, Mrs. Claude How­ H ostess At Bridge ;,,ss »• ard. Mrs. .1. B. Coleman, Mrs. E. Kld will meet with Mrs. W Langley delightful­ A. Douglass, Mrs. I). I,. Thrasher, Kail on Union AveMrs. E. F. Housholder gracious­ ly entertained tno Merrie Matron 1Mrs. J. G. Ball, Mrs. Sam Yontz, Miss Martha Fox, Mrs. Edward ly entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club und an o^'ra table of Higgins, Mrs. .1. H. Cnlclough, Bridge club with luncheon and pTICE guests Thursday afturnoe;. honur- (l Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez, Mrs. C. E. r Spaulding Circle bridge at her home on Park Ave­ ing her lovely house guest. Miss Henry, Mrs. George W. Knight, image sale Feb. 21 nue. Ann Earle Farmer of Anderson,'! Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mrs. Henry i Drug Store, Wight ami Mrs. George Heart. Orchid sweet pens and Dorothy S. C. | Perkins roses were artistically mck. „ Sweet peas in the shades of pink combined for decorating. Follow­ wting of the Westund white and pink roses were a r ­ of the Presbyter- ing : the sumptuous ’(incheon, tistically used in decorating. The 1 meet Monday nt bridge was played, Mrs. E. F. it the Mrs. Will Koumillat making high score wns prize for high score, un umber Mrs. Forrest Lake charmingly perfume bottle, was won by Mrs. cry Avenue. entertained the Every Week Bridge i presented on attractive purse, H. II. Lewis. Miss Farm er was Club nnd an extra table of guests j Only members were present. )TICE a box of stationery. with a bridge luncheon, Thursday were Mrs. F. E. Roumillut, presented c ■ board meeting They Refreshments of two courses at the Country Club. Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. Floyd Pnljrrison Chapter of The delicious luncheon wns serv­ mer, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. with favors of sweet peas further American Kevolu- i Claude curried out the chosen color ed nt .small tables which were Howard, Mrs. A. B. Wall­ >k Saturday a t the ace, Mrs. Duvid Culdwell and Mrs. scheme. Mrs. Langley wns a s­ attractively jccnterul by er\$dnl This meeting will ! E. F. Housholder. sisted in serving by Mrs. Edward bowls of pink roses and ferns. a cull meeting a t Meisch rind Miss Mildred Simr After luncheon bridge was plnve-i mons. * the entire chapter on 'lie gallery which wns decorated wider the business Miss Eva Richardson Those playing were Mrs. R. J. with graceful baskets of vari-cold meeting. A repHolly, Mrs. C. K. Henry, Mrs. H . ored snap dragons. B . Lewis, Mrs.. H arry T. Bod well, Continental Con* .Will Arrive Sunday The club prize for high score, Mrs. Fred Wiilsmu, .Mrs. Dibrelle a pottery ten tile, wns won by cted and a full a t­ Miss Eva Richardson, who is to Jones, Mrs. A. W. Fitts, Jr., Miss Mrs. W alter Wight. The guest tested. teach the Woman’s Club dress­ Edith Teague, Mrs W . W . Pot­ prize, checker beads, wns won by ire. Tickets given making class for the week begin­ ter, Miss Ann Earle Farmer, Miss Miss Jennie Slaughter. Covers were laid for Mrs. For­ ues nt Kent's Vul- ning Feb. 23, will arrive Sunday Helen O'Meara nnd Miss Bernice from Miami and will be the guest Dalton. rest Lake, Mrs.. A.. II.. Key, Mt|d of the Montezuma H/iti|ii The Jennie Slaughter, of Cutpeoner Mr. und Mrs, Ralph Wight, Mr. Va., Miss Sarita Lake, Miss, Flor­ rtrwure free. Rog first class will be held Monday liven away. Kcni m otnlng a t 9:30 o’clock. Reser­ nnd Mrs. Edwurd Higgins are to ence Henry, Miss Adelaide Bnnviml vations should be made nt once bo the guests of Frank MncNeill of Mt. Dorn, Mrs. W alter Wight, lots that reach deep with Mrs. W. S. Coleman a t the for dinner nt the Country Club Mrs. A M„ DeForest, Mrs. llurrv are in most dan- Book Shop ns the class will be Friday evening, preceding the Pnpworth, of New York City nnd Miss Wllkey. masquerade ball. tuck by lightning. limited to 50 pupils. Selling Prices From $7.00 to $25.00 The materials are fancy silk and high class dress makers and of Cotton Crepes, Linen and Voiles Every garm ent is made buy materials that will hold their colors. Sizes 1(> to 42. Individual styles and fast color­ ed prints, and voiles plain and figured materials. Some with bloomers. Sizes from 4 to 12 years. $2.50 to $0.00 WATCH FOR OUR DISPLAY OF PKTER-PAN DRESSES AND BOYS* WASH SUITS (,ln) ..on . *!' •!*•!•+•:*•!••!•*;• > -J--1--J**5*-t*-i*-t--!• -I*-J"-t*-51*!•-5**!•-5*-t*-S- TO THE PEOPLE OF -I**1- -S*-t- *!•-t- *!• -5*-t*-!• -I*•> -S--S- SANFORD Do you realize that you, the people of Sanford—will either Water Front and other residence property surroundingth< thirds of our $250,000 in sales to date have been to ou tsid erslater when you want this property and perhaps must have it I want to see outsiders come in to build Sanford Nes! floor now and not held up later for 2 times present price THIS PROPERTY WILL BRING THREE TIMES PRESEN Blocks of New Business Property, Leading to the new Hotel Site Blocks of Boulvard Lake Front Restfence Property. Blocks of other Residence Property up to Union Avenue. Terms of Sale 20>/j Cash Balance in 1 ,2 ,3 or 4 years. SALES AGENTS �IBP HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY j o , j WB. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY ihing*ton Tea Is Snjoyab'e A ffair *ona W ashington Tea given by Neville Turner Circle of BapChurch Friday afternoon in prim ary room of the church wab a most enjoyable affair. The decorations were in keeping with the occasion. " The guests were greeted nt the door by Mr*. C. J. Wolf nnd Mrs. J. L. .Culpepper who were dressed in'.quaint M artha W ashington cos­ tumes. The program was in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Forbes Mrs. S. A. B. Wilkinson nnd was very much enjoyed by nil present. have arrived In Sanford to make A fter the program a most enjoy­ their future home here. able social hour was spent d u r­ ing which a tem pting salad course with home made enke wnrf served. There were 40 gucr.ts present. D e Molay Chapter To Give Minstrel Show The first rehearsal preparatory for the Minstrel show th at will be given at the Milane T heater, Mnr. 0, by the Hunford Chapter of the Order of De.Molay, wns held T hurs­ day night' under the direction of Charlie Gano .formerly with Co­ burn’s Minstrels. Rehearsals will follow every night until the even­ ing of the show. While the m instrel is given by the order, outside talent is sought by the chapter. Anyone who has had minstrel experience or who desire to take part in the show is asked to coininiinicute with Mr. Gano. Holly goes on __ Frank Woodruff, lr., and small son do Thursday to of DeLand, died nt hie home in are^ recovering from attack* of ha* \ _ - *• utvmiujr * Volusia county near Lake Mon- the'Influenza. Some are itlll eon* •pent Monday afternoon in Orlando. roe, Tuesday uffer a lingering III- fined to thair home*. js u Column Mr.' and Mrs. Boy Wqssin and ness. Mr. J. C. Cates returned to fa t EAST SANFORD, Feb. 2 0 .-J eon of Winter Park spoilt Sunday Many people of the community Jacksonville last week where he bhn The musical program that was *,Mr*. S. M. Howard and sons have with Mrs. George G letter and famfrom Barncsvllle,*Ga., from to hnve been postponed to Feu. • arrived where they called by the ill­ Mr. and Mrs. David and family 27. A beautiful program w bo ness of Mrs.were Howard's daughter*. r.f Canon spent Sunday afternoon 0% *vuii <lb 1(119 time, l l l l l t * , which W f i l l ' l l will W i l l be UL* given n t this furnished by out-of-town a rtists, Mrs. Porter Pitts, a t the home of with Mrs. G; C. G rant and famMrs. Leslie Bryan on DvnnhUl nnd it is being anticipated with , Avenue. ' Mrs. Vtolver E thridge nnd Louis* much interest. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Slcelo Culpepper were in SnnfuTd S a t­ Special attention is called to the subscription bridge party nt the nnd small son Alton of Orlando, urday. Mr. Ossie F lynt wan in St. Woman’s Club Friday afternoon wore guests Sunday nt the Boston Augustine. transacting business* n t 3 oclock. It is hoped th at a Steele home oil Itenidnll Avenue. Mrs. Itillie Jones nnd son of larg e num ber will make reserva- ’ Mrs. Mae Rivers and little sons , W llker and llernld of Geneva, New York, arrived here Saturday tions ns early ns possible. were guests of Mrs. Rivers’ bru­ to spend u few months. This p arly Is being ru t on by the •in.... iv i.* n -..... . Kulpli Gleger has purchased a house committee .of the club of ther, W. K. P revatt and family which Mr*. J. E. Pace is cim irm nn.! last week. Mrs. Rivers has gone new Ford touring cor. O ther members of the pommittee 1to Miami to aecopt a position nnd a re Mrs. It. A. Newman, Mrs. F 1..; Mr. P revatt drove to Arcadia Tues­ Talbott, Mrs. A. M . Philips and day with the boys to place them in Mrs. J.. C.. Benson Reservations! the Baptist vitriol located there. Mr, und .Mi". A. Company drove may he mnde by telephoning any .... WIT t BE OUR PLEA SU RE TO SHOW YOU. num ber of the committee or the to St. Petersburg recently for a rlidrt visit. Mrs. M a rg a ret. Hask­ -■ |'*n t president, Mrs. Wight. All who expect to register for ins nnd Mr. ( heater Chorifotiing re­ doing well. Beans are up nnd popthe dress making r.m; millinery turning with tin m for a week’s eis being set. W inter celery fa! O P P O R T U N I T I E S T O T H E INVESTOR. rlnsses th a t will start in the club visit with them and the (,’. E. now moving rapidly, the farm ers aie happy over the strong price.!.! house in thq balcony, Monday a t Chorpening family. Mr. un»l Mrs. .lames W altz and Bell Brothers big packing house ' 10 o’clock are' asked to send in their names ns early as possible, Mr. and Mrs. George Soown of b. running with a full force. A \ ns it Is important to know just Chicr.go who have been guests of rh. i iiiHpection is kept upon nil s I’o tter left w e!, done and only u strictly first how many wll Hie enlisted for the Dr. mid .Mrs. D. .Sunday for Tampa going fn^n ila lessons. packngo allowed to Ik1 ship- • pe«*. The bridge luncheon with Mrs.: Mine to Culm mill cliicWhcrc. ( . If. Tylci fa ul homo again af­ W. !.. Morgan, hostess, will he Itomie Whitlock. 20, form erly o f' held Tuesday, Feb. 21 nt I o'clock ter sever::! weeks illnr.*.i in an O r­ Dike Monroe, died nt his home a t j nnd it promises to be the lovely lando Sanitarium . Jui ksoovllte Thursday a fte r a ling-j Mr. nnd Mrs. Alex Foster have ering illness of tuiierculosis. The; nfTalr it always has been. The hostess wishes names rent in not | sold their frtirn nnd home on Slon­ f uneral cervices were held nt | later than Saturday by' nil those Jova Avenue to M aurer Brothers, .lueksr.nvillo Saturday. Ho had who expect to attend, with names 11 utmirrion mon-hunt t of New ON Q E N E V A 'A V E N U E AT T H E CORNER OF MI of guests, together wjth lie $L2.">: York t ’itv. Misr. Elizabeth Garrison was for reserva ion for guests. VILEE EXACTLY TWO M ILES FROM THE UFA Members of the W elfare Depart- lioiiii> over the week end from ment who sponsored the tag day Stctsi.n University with her par­ SANFORD FA R ENOUGH O U T , YET CLOSE F.NOUi nnd ehnrlty ball for the benefit of ents Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Garrison the hospital wish to tnank the fol-; THE BUSY CITY. Woman's Club E ast Sanford YOU WANT TO SEE ^ S gS Parent-Teachers Body 0 f Chuluola Meets ethatotsshb^ on ore Genova l i n i n g relatives aim attcii...>.„ , ginGENEVA. Fell. 20. -Several school, returned to her homo in On Tuesday, Feb. 17, the Chu--------e rso n ,! ladies fn.m lime attended the F ed-;.Georgia, •Thursday. Iuota Parent-Teacher Association, j Miss Emily Ualuier of SI. An* grape matlmi in Oviedo last Saturday, eflebratcd the tw entieth-eighth gusline is expected Friday evening An infant son of Mr. and Mr*. y; HUJ. W. Flvnt bought the bun line birthday of tin* National Congress . to he the guest of Miss Snrit i from hero to Sanford Pom L W. Drew W arren is very ill. of Parent ! mid Teachers, in honor j Lake fur the week end. ;Mr. and Ms. W. It. Stafford tin I ((hinder of F o rt Myers. (Tirol Culof Us founders, Aliice Mcl.ellen --------nepper lias bought it from .J. W. family accompanied their cousin Birney, nml Phoebe A. H eart. The Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs. A. Paul Jones to his home a t Boston, F lin t recently. program included community sing- it. Key and Mrs. George Rice were Mr. mnl Mrs. Henry Leroy spent Ga.. for u few day’s stay. lag, a few selections by the school luncheon guests of the Lake Side h o t Saturday nt Daytona Beach Mi. and Mrs. D. A. Bruce and hand, u birthday cake with 28 can- , Inn in Mt. Dora Wednesday. with Mi. and Mrs. U. It. Viehol- children, Selena, Lnvinu and Adi* dies, and u very impressive service t --------rnn. bury liiucr* wore guests of Mr. and in connection with the lighting o f ! Mr. nnd Mrs. J . E. I.aing, Mrs. Mrs. Heilm an and Mrs. T. W. Mrs. Harold of Sanford, Sunday. the caudles on the birthday cake. Ellen G. Sharon, Miss La urn M. Gaston Dmimergue i; Prevatt were shopping in Sanford Mr. nnd Mrs. S. R. ‘Carson re ­ A silver offering was taken which Luing of Orlando mid Miss Jcuu- first Protestant to become [ Monday. turned to their home nt Modesto, in used for tlie exxpenscs of the ette I.aing formed a amgeniiil dent of the French Republic. Carol Culpepper and Mr. B iinti (Til., a fle r a visit to their son, G. two national organizers. Every- party motoring to Dnytmm Beach were in Muitlaml Tuesday •attend , K. Carson and family. body had u piece of the cake, nnd Thursday. ing an auction sale. a good time. --------Mrs. Charles Bales was called Mr. and Mrs. Marsh left Tues­ tn Jacksonville liv the illness and -----------------------------Dr. nnd Mrs. T. A. Neal nre day for Miami. of her nephew, Itomie Whit III the fourteenth century dor- entertaining a t the Orange Court Mr. and Mrs. William Kilbe and dentil lock. to rs’ fees were very high, us, a - 1 inn in Orlmiilv Friday evening Dr. and M r..Quirk spout a few part f ■mu the sum paid down, honoring Mr. mid Mrs. H arry PapMr. Milieu, of West Sanford is days last week in Tam pa and St. the patient contracted to allow his worth nnd .Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Warvery ill a t his home. Petersburg. incdical man an annuity for iih dell, nil of New York City. Mr. ami Mrs. I’. II. Kilbe were ! Miss Alihie Doudney, county long as he lived, or employed him. --------shopping in Sanford Saturday. nurse and Mi. T. W. I .aw ton, supt. Cinder the present laws in Flip .Mr. and Mrs. George G. ShcpAbout iieople fom here at- j visited the l.ake M onroe. school hmd n traveler may gamble In hard of Niagara Falls, N. Y., are tended the chicken pio supper at • Wednesday. safety while the trnin is in nv the guests of Judge and Mrs. Chuluola Thursday .light which j Mrs. Marsh tru a n t officer was tioh, but if the play continues n f - . George G. H erring. Mr. Sliepwns enjoyed by nil. iout Tuesday looking a fte r the ahter it has Iwcouie stationery be hard is the president of the NingMrs. George Yieger was cnlted | reutees. mny be arrested. •ara Falls T rust Company. Mr. to Clmluota Tuesday to nurse Mrs. • " lr . Ireland, form erly citizen OAKi n HILL OFFERS MODERN IMPROVEMENTS ------- *TO v uM i| TORS A N D HOME BU ILD ER S. MUCH MONEY HAM SPENT IN BEAUTIFICATION A N D IMPROVEMENT f P /t I A X Tr \ T l n if n v s-r ■ *. I of Sanford on (Geneva S treet.e proud of our accomplishments “A P la ce for H o m es Fateh lor our biff announcement tomorrow, Sat FOR M APS, PRICE LISTS, PHOTOS, BOOKLETS, HOUSE PLANS A ND OT 1L VALDEZ LOl JOSEPH L. BAUM, SANFORD, FLORIDA Sale; Directo * FLORIDA------o(i HOURS FROM (ID,000,000 f . DEVELOPER 110 P ark Ave ONE The new subdivision just being; completed . PEOPLE �i j | ver Suffer vou”n« I I .................. 2 ® Total cost .......... .................................. ..................... 16964.70 To be borne entirely by adjacent property. Number of feet frontage ——....... .............. .......... ............1603.8 Assessment per foot frontage ...... ................................... 83.7190 FRED T. WILLIAMS Engineer Foot Final Name Description Frontage Assessment ■izontal .VERTICAL Markham Park Heights, Sanford, Fla. 24— span fibre 1— similar to Franca 602.14 May T. Woodruff, Lot 7, Blk. G ......................T...135 26— plays 2— licit f l — spiritual sportively 3— light evoD. I* Thrasher, Lot 8, Blk. G .........................'..135 602.14 being hinft nlng meal 23— 23— in th s p u t Reginald Holly, Lot 7, Blk. H istic 27— origin 620.74 ...................... 1*10 2D—email 4— you 25— 25—domestic 580.74 W. S. Price, Lot B, Blk. II ............... ....................... 140 island (Latin) animal 31— measure of 6— affirmative 28__ 502.14 Leslie Went, Lot 7, Blk. I ............................... 136 28— theatre of length 7— one who ancient 602.11 Realty Trust Co., Lot 8 Blk. I, ........... ...................135 (abbr.) peets orm Greece N, II. Garner’s Addition to Markham Park 32— fertile spot 8— suffix do- 30— 30—long 35— m an's nick­ noting Heights, Sanford, Florida pointed name agent weapon Joe E. Richie, Lot 1, Blk. J ....;.................. .............. 69 219.16 36— weird 10— lair 33— 33— always 210.40 N. E, W. Sistrunk, Lot 2, Blk. J ................ ............... 59 38— conjunc­ 11— ond so 34— 34— possess iva tion 502.14 forth Fred R. Wilson, Lot 3, Blk. J .............................. x135 pronoun 40— snake (abbr.) 37— 37— corrodo Spencer Heights, Sanford, Florida 41— half ems 14— testator 39— 39— to be 111 W. R. Frier, Lot 1...................... ............................... 132.6 493.21 43— freeze lfl— fashion able 40— 40— college 490.99 W. C. Hill, Lot 7 ...................................................... 132 4n— insects' 17— illegal rate ~degree 46—mirth of Interest 42— 42—negative M argaret Roberts, Lot 13 ............................... ...........133 494.70 10—eeclesiasti44— eye 404.70 M argaret Roberts, Lot 19 ......................................... 133 cal digni­ (S co t) The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without in­ taries of terest up to March 16, 1926, and from and after such date, said ii solution to Puzzle assessments will, bq payable only in 15 equal annual Installments with Tip For Beginnora. Interest a t 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments. Solve this putsle by eompar* Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San­ Ing the synonyms listed in the ford, Fiorldn, this llt h day of February, A. D. 1925. •W. "Horizontal" and "Vertical" L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk columns with the number of spaces extending crosswise or Publish, Feb. 13, 29, 27 and March 6 and 18th. downward on the diagram, u -O -------- --the c u e ' may be. If a word TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON SAN­ occur* to you meaning sub­ stantially the u d u u the FORD AVENUE FROM COMMERCIAL STREET TO synonym and the correct num­ LAKE MONROE, AND SEMINOLE BOULE­ ber o f letters to fit in the VARD FROM SANFORD AVE. TO spaces between its number and the first shaded stop following, PALMETTO AVE. write it in lightly. Work sway The following is the final estim ate of the cost of paving Sanford the small words, the “easy" Avenue from Commercial St., North to Lake Monroe, and Seminole words, first, and they will give you plenty of clues to tht. dif­ Boulevard from Sanford Ave., west to Palmcto Ave., a width of 40 ficult ones. 12 K* M fMUtfaw A jlM licai* U a. feet with U k e Asphalt on a 0" Rock Base. 909 Cu. Yds. Grading a t 40c ..........•............ ....... ....... ....... ........... 300.80 1337 Lin. Ft. curb t G utter a t 7Gc ........... ................................... 1016.12 01 Lin Ft. Headere a t 36c ........ .............. - r.......-........................... 2LI}6 tniners; 10:30 dance. 2937 Sq. Yds. macadam foundation 6" a t 80c ...........................2349.60 WJZ New York (464.3) n io Program dance; 7 talk; 7:16 soprano; 8 2925 Sq. Yds. Lake Asphalt Pave, a t 1.22 ................... 3508.60 talk, players; 8:45 songs, trio, or­ 148 Sq. Ft. concrete 5" atley returns at 30c ............... 44.40 T i m for Feb. 21. chestra. 2.5 Cu. Yds. Class B. concrete a t 23.00 ............ 87.60 [Boston (silent). WNYC New York (526) 6:35 Buffalo (319) 6 music. 3 Inlets Type A. at 35.00 ....... ................................... ............... DIo.OO Chateau five; 7:30 police quartet; Jikago (344.6) 7 enter- 8 songs; 8:30 instrum ental; 9:10 I Inlet Type B. at 30.00............... —................................... - 30.00 |:20 barn dancer Hurmo- talk. 40 Lin. Ft. 24" Concrete sewer 8-10 a t 5.00 ........................... 200.00 bham Jones, harmony WOR Newark (405.2) 7:30 1 Manhole 4-6 at 50.00 ........................................ ...................... 80.00 revue. pianist; 8:45 piano, Chicago (370) 7 rclig1 Manhole 8-10 ......................................................................... ... KGO Oakland (299.8) 6 con­ Jtrt, Riviera theater; 9 cert; 10 f‘LUjn|i”, ,s<(Tpists, ad­ 1.207 M. 3" Drain Tile Tile 0-3 a t 100.00 .................................. 120.70 dings, vocal; 11 dance, dress; 12 dance, soloists. 264 Lin. Ft. 12" concrete storm sewer at 1.05 ....... 277.20 WOAW Omaha (526) 0 dram a­ Extra Work - .............................- ................. *............................ - 70*08 | Chicago (545.4) 7 con- tic; 6:30 announced; 6:45 pro­ usicale; 9:35-11:35 cluss- gram ; 9 program; 11 Nightin­ 1 Monument a t street intersection 6.50 .............. •............... — 089 •m; 12-1 popular; 1-2 gales; 11:30 organ. laboratory Inspection of m aterials ................ ................ . 108.95 WF1 Philadelphia (395) G talk Legal expense, advertising, etc, 2 per cent ......................... 173219 Chicago News (447.6) 7 recital. Engineering 5 per cent ............. —»„•................... ....... 433.49 I 8 orchestra; 8:30 WIP Philadelphia (509.9) 8 *. 9 Chicago theater. talk; 7:15 concert; 8:15 concert; 9 Cincinnati (422.3) 6 con- orchestra; 10 recital. Total cost ........... .......... ................ .................~.............. ................... S'J '-™ 58 'one. KDKA Pittsburgh (309.1) To be borne entirely, by adjacent property. Dallas News (475.9) 6:45*7:30 special. Number of feet frontage ...................................................1167.85 11 entertainers, WCAE Pittsburgh (461.3) 6:45 psvenport (484) 7 Sand- movie chats; 7 roads; 7:30 jambo Assessment per foot frontage ......................................... 8.01119 religious; 9 orchestra, ree. FREI) T. WILLIAMS. Engineer leaver (323) 9 dance. KGW Portland (192) 12 Melo Foot Final Des Moines (silent). dy men. Nome Description Frontage Assessment Detroit News (352.7) 6 PWX San Juan (400) 7:30 eon Lake View Park. Hanford, Florida cert; pupils. Fort Worth (silent), WGY Schenectady <379.5} 8:30 Lake Front Improvement Co. Lot 41 .......................50 400.60 Hollywood (337) 8:15 dance, songs. 1-43-44-45-46 Lake Front Improvement Co. I-ots 42-43-44-45-46 >0 organ;; 10 features; KFQX Seattle (38) 10 orches­ 2,003.00 [ra; I popular songs. tra; It concert; 12 dance. 50 ft. each - ................................... 1,339.99 Kansas City Star WBZ Springfield (331.1) 0:15 I-ake Front Improvement Co., Lot 7 ..... .......... 1G7.25 School of the Air; 11:45 history; 6:30 trio. 938.99 .............117.2 Ijike Front Improvement Co., Lot 48 . . KSD St. Louis Post Dispatch 100.60 ...............50 Lake Front Improvement Co., Lot 49 Angeles Times (404) (545.1) 8 symphony. too.oo ...............60 0 .... 8:30 children; 9:45 tulk; WRC Washington (469) 6 mu­ Lake Front Imporvement Co. Lot 50 400,00 ............. 50 12 orchestra; 1 Lost sic: 7 Bible talk; 7:15 soprano; Luke Front Improvement Co., I/>t 61 rolic, 7:30 talk; 9:30 dance; 10:15 organ. Lake Front Improvement (k>., Lot 62 400.60 ........... ...50 Louisville Times (399.8) 18.12 Lot 53. 2.3 3 ft. Lake Front Improvement Co. North 2 BERLIN BIRTHRATE FALLS 1002.28 ...........125.1 HemphU Commercial Ap Lake Front Improvement Co., I-ot G ■O 8:.';o coiicert. BERLIN. Feb. 20.—The Berlin Clyde Steamship Co., Beg. 300 Ft. N. of the Int. Minneapolis - St. Paul birthrate has been declining rap­ N. Line Commercial St. with E. line Palmetto philosophies; 8:30 hui- idly. according to statistics for the Ave. Run N. 100 ft, E. 115 ft. S. 400 ft. W. mdance. years 1921. 1922 and 1923. Chil­ 115 ft. to Beg. (Less Seminole Boulevard) .240 1,970.92 Montreal (437) 6:30 dren born in 1921 numbered 53,•'JO varied; 9:30 orches- 901; in 1922. 15,685, and in 1923 The above and foregoing Final assessments are payable in full 38.924. No figures for 1921 are without interest up to March 15, 1925 and from and after such date, York (191.5) C yet available. Rories; 8:30 blind enG reater Berlin now counts a said special assessments will be payable only in fifteen equal annual installments with interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred '■> tenor; 9:20 pianist; population of 4,013,000. payments. • s»" York (361.2) 6:30 The American Woman’s Club Witness my han<» us City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San8:*75 dance; 7:30 or- in Paris has two thousand mem­ ford, Florida, this N th day of February A. I). 1925. *0 music; 10:15 enter- bers. Clerk L. R. PHILIPS, City C Publish Feb. 13, 20, 27, March 6 and 13th. no***? •Ons TO \ | I PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON HUGHSY ston STREET FROM HANFORD AVENUE TO PARK A V E N lE The Following is the p inal Estim ate for Paving Hughey Street 'lo st of the pains you tubbing and the pain Is suffer can bo stopped at soothed. It seems to evap­ from Sanford Ave. west to Park Ave., 24 feet in width with sheet •iiu-e. These include rheu- orate. Then Nature nus a asphalt using 6" of compressed rock and the old 15 feet wide grout­ rontic pains, soreness, iume- chance to cure while you ed brick paving for the base. nM|*. backache. And the rest in comfort. $ 106.40 congestion of chest colds. Get this time-tried rneth- 266 Cu. Yds. grading at 40c ...............—..................—...... 1,110.76 The way is to ruh the a), proved by millions. Tou 1501 Lin. Ft. Curb and Gutter at 76c .....................— jore spot with St. Jacobs vill never find anything 47 Lin. Ft. single curb headers at 35c ........ ...................... 10.15 “Od; Cause a counter irri­ setter. It is *ure and 180.80 gation. Or relieve the con- toothing, and it doesn t 601 Sq. Yds. single curb foundation at 80c ................... 1,914.31 ..j p ' tinn by bringing the burn. Have it ready when 1877 Sq. Yds. sheet asphalt lop at 1.02 ...................... -109.20 Vy\ > "d to the skin. A mo— the pain begins. Keep it 364 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns at 30c .......................... meet does this, and com- on your shell. The cost is 50.00 1 Manhole at 60.00 ............- .... - ........... ...............- ..... *..... ifr|T I'.'11 follows before the rub- but 35 cents. 57.27 laboratory Inspection of Materials ...............- .................. bine stops. 77.51 And the time is bound to tit. Jacobs Oil has done U*gul Expense Adv. Etc., 2 per cent —............... ........ 193.77 fur 65 years. ‘ It has come when it wtH *tavc Engineering 5 per cent ....................... —.............................. a3VCl eons of pain. someone about you many Anybody who has used it hours of pain. Ward off , . - . ... ................. ................... ............... ...84,140.70 'vilj tell you that th e se the suffering which is so _Total Cost -------------- --- •;---- _ * • nains are folly. A little innecessary. To be borne entirely by adjacent property. 1 Number Feet frontage - ......- .... . ..... . ........ ‘ • 1 Lam eness" L um bago' Soreness , Chest (!ol<la Assessment per foot frontage ........................ ' FRED T- W ILUAM S, Enjloeer . TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY 0 5 H IG H ­ LAND STREET PROM SANfORD AVENUE TO PARK AVENUE ~ rTh* f°,,ow,n* ,8 the fl*1** cost of paving Highland S treet from feanrord Avenue west to Park Ave., a width of 24 feet with sheet Mphalt on a 6" rock base. 1884 Cu. Yds. grading at 40c — =............................... ....... ....... 733.60 lo..D Lin. Ft. curb &G utter a t 7 6 c ........ 1169.01 ou Un. r t. ringle curb headers a t 36c ___________________ 28.00 1822 Sq. Yds. macadam foundation (6") at 80c ,...............1467.60 J-o "*phn,t Tav* <2" t0P> ■* **02 ....... I . ........... . ..1858.44 2 ia Sq. FL concrcic pav. (5" alley returns a t 80c) .................. 83.70 <4 Sq. Ft. concrete sidewalk (4” thick) at 20c ........................14.80 2 Manholes (4-6) a t 60.00 ...... ........ .... 10O0O Extra Work -------- ---- -----*................ ........ ....... ..... ........ 2733 Monument at street intersection ............................. ............... . 0.60 Laboratory Inspection of m aterials ...................................... 68JJ8 Legal expense, advertising etc., 2 per cent —.J ............... 110.20 Engineering 5 per cent .— .......................... .................... 875.61 „ . . , -----P in t To be bomo entirely by adjacent p ro p e rty _____ f t 7 N“ * O M c riftto » M l* .to o M iw n i Number of feet frontage ............£ ____ 1*_____.____ _ N. H. G a ra ev . A *H 8«t t . M a rk k a s p a rk jU ig k * . S aaferJ Flo. Assessment p«r foot frontage ....... ......... ______ .Lj__ W. D. Hoffman, Lot I t , Mock K. ....... „.L ------ —-JO 166.39 PHEO T. WILLIAMS, Enffneer Henry Nickel, Lot 14, Block K _____ hm**».**#*.»*•.•«•*« 155,30 Peullne K ahnuy Lot 19, Black. K, .............. .............135 355.56 Description N. 8 / G arner's t a i A N t o to M arkka* Park Heights E L TraYordVM ap, S a f a r i v Sanford, Flo, • C. V. Mahoney, Lot 1, Blk. 12, Tr, 4 ____________ so W. E. Scoggin, Lot 1, Block L . .................... ............IBS C. V. Mahoney, Lot 2, Blk, 12, Tr. 4 ......... —60 Maude M. Jlnkins, Lot 7, Block K ........ «— ......118 F- W. Mahoney, Lot 3, htk. 18, Tr. 4 __________ 5Q Mrs. E. W. Rive, Lot 8, Block K .-.^^.^....(.*^...180 Meisch f to lty Co* Lot 4, blk. |2 , Tr. 4 ....... .......... .60 Evans Terrace, Sanford, f i t . ttelRfh Realty C o. Lot 5, Blk. 12, Tr. 4 ........ . 60 C. D. Brantley, Lot l ----- --------------- -------------- - 95 Andre.*. Mahoney, Let fl. Blk; 12, Tr. 3 ........... ..... SO Mery L. Evans, Lot 6 ............. - ................ ...............132 Andrew Mahoney, Lot 7, Blk. 12, Tr. 3 _____ __50 C. D. Brumtey, Lot A .,.......... t....... ....... 4k Aranka Takaeh, Lot 8, Blk.* I t, Tr. 3 60 Sanford Doudney Beg. a t N. W. Cor. Lot A, Run W. Aranka Takaeh, Lot P Blk, 12, Tr. 3 ....80 90.7 ft. S. 150 It. -E. 90.7 ft. Aranka Takkeh, Lot 10, Blk 12, Tr. 8 ..... 60 N. 150 ft. to .99.7 238.89 Roae N. Hurl, Lot 1, Blk. 13. Tr. 4 ..... 80 Spencer Heights, Sanford, Florida Blanch* Jordon, Lot 2. Blk. 13. Tr. 4 ..... ............. 50 G. W. Spencer, Lot 6 .................................................80.7 212.45 Nell G arner Lawson, Lot .1, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 ........... Ol J- C. W ainright, Lot 12 .................... I ..... ..............„.1B2 4, Blk. 13, Tr. .4 .......... ........ 50 347.66 J. CL Deen, Lot G. W. Spencer,- Lot 18 ............................. ........... ..... 133 350.29 S. O. Messer, Lot 6. Blk. 13, Tr. 4 ...»........ 50 G. W. Spencer, Lot 21 ................ ....... ...„.,.r ..»...133 350.29 Scminola Realty A Inv, Co. Lot fl Blk. 13, Tr. 3....60 G. W. Spencer, Beg. a t Int. of the East Lin* *’ " Lot 7. Blk. 13, Tr. 8................... 60 Park Ave. with the N. Line of Hughey Lot 8 Blk. 13 Tr. 8 -------------04 St. run E. 81 ft. N. 68.5\ft. W. 61 f t S. Knight A Higgins. Lot 9 Blk. 13, Tr. 3 ............... 60 58.5 ft. to Beg, ......... .................... ..^i 1 134.32 H. E. Squires, Lot 10, Blk. 13, Tr. 3 The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without C. A. Spencer, Lot 1, Blk. 14, Tr. 4, ...... interest up to March 16, 1925, and from and a fte r such date, said C. A- Spencer, Lot 2,. Blk. 14, Tr. 4............... ........... ... special assessments will bo payable only In Ten Equal annual in­ C. A. Spencer, Lot 3, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 ................ 64 v stallments with interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred pay­ C. A. Spencer, Lot 4, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 .........................60 ments. C. A. Spender, Lot 5, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 .......... 50 Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San­ W. A. Brown, lajt 6, Blk. 14, Tr. 3 ........................... 50 ford, Florida this l lt h day of February A. D., 1925. W, A. Lefflor. Lot 7, Blk. 14, Tr. 3 ........... ...........50 L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk B. B. Baggett, Lot 8, Blk. 14, Tr. 3 ........ ...........64 PubP,n 13, 20, 27, March fl and 13th. J. F. McClelland, Lot 9. Blk. 14, Tr. 3 ........... .........;..80 ---------------O'— ■ J. F. McClelland, l-ot 10, Blk. 14, Tr. 3 ........ ...... 50 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON COM­ Kiiznbcth B. Musson, Ixit 1, Blk. 16, Tr. 4 ...........60 F. R. Savage, lait 2, Blk. 16, Tr. 4 .........................50 MERCIAL STREET FROM PALMETTO AVE. TO SANFOHI1 E. S, Hockey, Lot 3 Blk. 18, Tr. 4„......................64 AVE. AND SANFORD A V E FROM COMMERCIAL STREET' S. M. Schwarts, Lot 4, Blk. 15, Tr. 4 ........................ 50 TO FIRST STREET J. C. Deen, lM 6, Blk. 15, Tr. 4 ............................... 60 The following is the final estimate of the coat of puving Com­ W. L. Morgan, Lot 6, Blk. 15, Tr. 3 ...................67 mercial St., from Palmetto Ave. to Sanford Ave. with oil asphnlt, and on Sanford Ave. from Commercial St. to F irst St. with Lake L. B. Hollar, Lot 7, Blk. 16, Tr. 3 ....... ................... 50 50 Asphalt. Both types of surface being laid oil a 6" rock foundation, ■Watson M. Reel, Lot 8, Blk. 15, Tr. 3 ................ Melsch Realty Co., Lot «, Blk. 16, Tr. 3 ................ 60 and paved 40 feet in width. C04 Cu. Yds. Grading a t 40c ................................................... 211.00 Ernest Padgett. Lot 10, Blk. 15, Tr. 3...................87 3050 Sta. Yds. overhaul at lc ......................... 30.50 Melsch Realty Co., Lot 1, Blk. 10, TV. 4...................69 1031 U n. Ft. curb and cutter at 76c ............ 783.56 W. J. Thigpen, Lot 2, Blk. lfl, Tr. 4 ....... ............... 69 114 Un. Ft. single curb headbrs ..... 39.90 T. E. Wilson Est. Lot 6, Blk. lfl, Tr. 3 .................... 69 ..0 9 151 U n. Ft. granite curb (reset) at 15c ....................................... 22,05 T. E. Wilson Est., Isit 7. Blk. lfl, Tr. 3 ......... 2241 Sq. Yds. Macadam foundation (6") at 8O9 .......................1792.80 Wellington's Addition, Sanford, Florida 1*' • 1016 Sq. Yds. asphalt pave, (2" top) at 1.02 .... .............. ....... 1036.32 T. E. Wilson E itate, Lot 6 . *•*•*•**•*»a mm••9960 1218 Sq. Yds, asphalt pave, Lake at 1.22.............. . ...... ...............14854)6 T. E. Wilson Estate, Lot fl.. Rfl 689 Sq. Yds. asphnlt pavcing, relay edge at 44c ................... 259.16 T. E. Wilson Estate, Lot 7 All 706 Sq. Ft. concrete alley return at 30c ................ .................... 211.80 T, E. Wilson Estate, Lot 8 An 7 Inlets, Type B. a t 30.00 ...................... .................................. 210.00 C. R. Lord Irf>t 12 17A HMftSSMmk tO 2 Manholes 4-6 a t 50.00 ......................................... .................... 100.00 T. E. Wilson. Lot 13 AVI •iMHMttiontOd 565 M. 3" Drain tile (0-3) nt 100.00 .............. ................... 66.50 Kate Humphries, Lot 14 , <t|| 498 Lin. Ft. 12" Storm Sewer (0-1) at 1.05 ......... .................... 622.90 A. I.. Knsmlnger, ljit 15 fill 28 Lin. Ft. High curb at 45c ...................... ...... . ............. ..... 12.60 T. E. Wilson Lot 16 1 Monument a t street intersection at 6.50 . ................... 6.50 Harry Kent, Lot 17 fin Laboratory Inspection of materials ... Harry Kent, Iji I 18 An I-egnl Expense, advertising, etc 2 per cent . ................... 130.25 Harry Kent, N. 20 ft., Lot ............. 20 Engineering 5 per cent ................................. ................... 340.64 C. T. Kent, Lot 19, Less N. ...............78 Sanford Heights, Addition to Sanford 7,374.80 H. Wight, Lot 14, ............... ........................... ............... 67 308.62 To bq borne entirely by adjacent property owners. If. Wight, Lot 15 ...........................................................67 308,83 Number of feet frontage; C. N. Williams, lait lfl ..... ........................................ 67 300.82 On Sanford A venue...........- .........................................'•Ofl-K Mrs. Maude Jamison, Lot 17 .............................. ....... 67 308.83 Cost per foot frontage ........ $8.8182 L. P. Hagan, Lot 41 ........... ............. .......................... 67 308.62 On Commercial Street .................................................. 4H8 A. D. Shoemaker, Lot 45 ....................... B7 308.63 Cost per foot frontage .............................................. $7,772 A. I). Shoemaker, Lot 46 ......................................... 67 308.62 Final Foot S. S. Raumcl, Lot 47 ........................... ........... .. 67 308.62 Assessment Name Description Frontage W. T. Field, U t B0 ................................... ...................67 308.62 Clyde Steamship Co. Beg. at Int. of E. Line ' . W. T. Field, Ia>t 81 07 308.02 Palmetto Ave., with N. Line of Commercial T. E. Thnrnley, l-ot 82 ....................................... 67 308.62 St. Run N. 100 ft. E. 115 ft. S. 100 ft. W. T. E. Thornley, I-ot 83 ............................... 67 308.62 999.32 115 ft. to Beg............ - ........... ............................. W. T. Field. Lot 127 299.41 I-ake Front Imp. Co., Beg. at Int. of W. line of W. M. Scott. Lot 128 294.80 Sanford Ave. with N. line Commercial St. W. M, Scott. Lot 129 294.80 run N. 100 ft. W. 117 ft. S. 100 ft. E. 117 George A. DeCottes, Lot 130 ................................ 64 294.80 909.32 to Beg....................................................................... **7 George A. DeCottes, Lot 131 .............................. ..6 3 200,il 758.02 J N. Whitner Est., U t 1, Blk. 2,, TTr. 1........ .....93.4 Markham Park Heights 225.39 J N. W hitner Est.. Let 1. Blk. 2, Tr. Ti 1..................29 56 225.39 Sheridan Jew ett, l-ot 2, Bik. C .............. ........ 267.95 r. 1.............. .......29 Florence Beardall, Lot 2, Blk 2, Tr. Wight Pros. Co., Lot 3, Blk C ....'.......................... 55 225.39 253.66 Florence Beardall, Lot 3, Blk. 2, Tr. 1 233.10 V. C. Douglass, Lot 5, Blk. C, ............................... .53 (H#m.„•,•„,••••••*........30 ' 253.95 S. O. Chase, Lot 4, Blk. 2, Tr. 1, ............... 83 934.43 V. E. Douglass, Lot 6, Blk. C .......... .....115 382.32 S. O. Chase. Lot 5, Blk. 2, Tr. 1, ...... W. A. Knight. W. 89.3 ft., Lot 2, Blk. D ....................83 999.72 382.32 S. Puleston and Ed, Higgins, Lot 15 Blk. 2, Tr. 1, 117 Interstate Contracting Co., l.ot 3, lllork D. R3 382.32 Chapman & Tucker's Addition Interstate Contracting Co., N. 17 ft., Lot fl, Blk. D, Luke Front Improvement 793.86 ........................................ - .................. ............... 17 78.31 Co.. Lot 1.Blk. 1. (Less S. 25 ft.) ................... 97.7 Mrs. L. J. Schwalbe, S. 66 ft. of Lot 6, blk. l>. 203.14 J. D. Davison, S. 25 ft. Iait 1, Dik l ....................... 25 —............................................................................. 66 301.01 268.14 Mrs. A. R. Marshall, Lot 1, Ulk. 2, ................... -.33 268.14 las. IL Cowun, Lot 3, Rlk. 1, ..................................... ,60 276.36 ] Mrs. A. R. Marshall, iait 2, Blk. 2, ........................3 3 268.11 James H. Cowan, Lot 4, Ulk. I ..............................69 276.38 M. F. Robinson, Lot 3, Blk. 2 ..................................33 216.95 Realty Trust Co,, Lot 6, Rlk. 1 ....... ...................... 00 276.38 John Mnllem, iait 4. Blk. 2 ......................- .............. 20.7 276.38 The above and foregoing final assessments are paynbte without in­ Realty Trust Co., Ig>t 8, Rlk. 1 ........... ...................... 60 Spencer Heights, Sanford, Florida terest up to March 15, 1925, and from and after such date, said 70 special assessments will be payable only in 16 equal annual install­ G. W, Spencer, Lot 1 .................... . .... 322.44 ................ ............... 70 322.44 ments with interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred pny- (i. W. Spencer, lM 2 . 70 322.44 inents. G. W. Spencer. Lot 4 ........... 70 922.44 Witness my hand us City Clerk and the Seal of the City of SnnG. W. Spencer, I»t 5...................................... 7U 322.44 ferd, Florida this llth day of February A. D„ 1925. G. W. Spencer, Lot 6 .......... 12.9 89.42 L. R. PHILIPS. City Clerk G. W. Spencer, Reg. 23 ft. E. und 21.6 ft. N. of Publish Feb. 13, 29, 27 and March 6 and 13th. the Int. of Centerlines of Hughey St. and -------------- o— .—(-------Dark Ave., Run N. 58.5 It. E. 51 ft. S. 58.5 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON PARK ft. W. 51 ft. to Reg. ..................... ........ .. . 38.5 209.47 AVE. FROM TENTH STREET TO HUGHEY STREET The following is the final estimate of thu cost of paving Park Mrs. J. I.. Munson, Beg. a t Int. of S. line of N. E. 14 of N. E. 1-4 sec. 3fl, tp. 19 Ave. a width of 21 feet from Tenth St. south to Hughey St. with It. 30 E. with SWIy line A. C. L. Ry., (Ovsheet asphnlt on a 6" rock base except for the central ttt feet where iedo Urunch) right-of-way run,W . to Park old brick pavement was used ns a base. Ave. N. to R. It. H.—W. S. Ly. to Beg. (Less 1784 Cu, Yd.\grading at 40c .....- ............- ......................... ............ 713.69 S. 54 ft.) ........................ - ......- ............. ......... 111.2 51233 05050 Str. Yds. overhaul nt lc ...................- ----- ----------------- 650.59 A. Derby, S. 51 ft. of the following: Beg. a t Int. 6969 Lin. Ft. Curb A G utter at 76c ..................................... ...... 829fl.ll of S. Line of N. K. 1-4 of N. B. 1-4 Sec. 339 Un. Ft. Headers a t 35c .............................. ........................... 118.65 36, Tp. 19 R. 30 with SWIy line, A. C. L. Ry. 3960 Sq, Yds. Macadam Foundation 6" thick nt 80c ........ ...3168.99 U-W runW. to Park Ave. N. to R. IL 10712 Sq. Yds. Asphalt pavement (2" Top) nt 1.02 ...........19926.21 It—W SEly to Beg. -----...---------- ---------------&4 248.74 233 Sq. Ft. Concrete pave (5" Alley return's) «t 30c ........ 69.99 F. L Miller, Beg, 23 ft. N. of Int* of the W. lino 4.33 Cu. Yds, connate Class D. at 23.00 ................................... 99.59 ( Dark Ave. with the S. Line of N. E. 1-4 of N. 4 Inlets Type A. nt 33.90 ...................................................... ........ HU.09 of Sec. 36 Tp. 19 1-4 H. so E. 160 Run W. 8 Inlets Type U. at 30.00 ...... - .............. ....................... ................... 210.00 » ft. N. to R-W of A. C. L. Ry. S. 60 de422 Lin. Ft. 12" concrete sewer 8-10 a t 2.75 ...................... 1169.59 5 * ’ f greet East to Dark Ave. 8. to Beg. (Less 6 Manholes 1-6 at 50.00 ......... ........................................................ 300.00 30 ft. along N. side for Street ------ ,140 641.88 3 Manholes 8-19 at 85.00 ............................................ - .................... 255.00 1200 Ft. 3" Drain Tile 0-3 at 100.00 ........................................... 120.00 Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Co., A strip of land 60 ft. in width, 25 ft. on each side of the center 844 M. B. M. Lumber in trenches at 75.00 ......................... ...... 63.30 line of the Oviedo Br. of the A. C. L. Ry. be­ 1529 Lin. Ft. 12" concrete storm Sewer 0-4 at 1.05 .............. 1605.15 ■* • tween Oak Avenue and Magnolia Ave. in San­ 8 Lin. Ft. 18" Concrete storm sewer 0-4 at 2.25 ........................ 18.00 ford, Fla....... ....... . . ........— ..........................-.100 160.63 Extra W o r k ...........- ........ ............................................. - .........^.......... 25.30 6 Monuments at street intersections ............................. ........... - 39.00 The above and foregoing final assessment* are payable withaut lab o ra to ry Inspection of m aterials . ........- ..................... 312.61 interest up to Murch 15, 1925 and from and a fte r such date, said Legal Expense, advertising etc, 2 per cent .................................. 500.18 special usarrstnent* will be payable only in fifteen equal annual Engineering 5 per cent ....... ......................................... .............. 1250.45 installments with interest a t 8 per cent per annum on alt deferred payments. 27072.71 Witness my hand a s OH* C>rk *«d the S eal of the CUy of San­ Less 67.0 Sq. Yds. base at 80c paid by 80U. Utilities C o .----- 54.08 ford, Florida, tblg 11tb day j>! February, A. D. 1*25. _ iW ie to W lcrtd to haw spc«d record in JJine minutes aft Vorcc. . nm nl Total .................................................. ...................... ...... — $27,018.63 M L..R, PHILIPS, City Clerk Publiab Feb. 13, 30, 27, M*rvh fl aud UU», �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20,1925. ADDITION A L SOCIETY ington Tea Is I § 3 Enjoyab’e A f fair f ’ w— JyA- if. CUV-* 3*' The musical program that was to have been postponed to Feb. »■*, _____ J 27. A beautiful program will be Washington Tan Riven by given a t thi* time, which will be Neville Turner Circle of Bapxev furnished by out-of-town artists, F. S. Walsh of Tampa is spend­ lia, Church Friday afternoon mid it 1* being anticipated with ing the week end in Sanford. the prim ary room of the church much interest. Irak a most enjoynhle affair. The Special attention is called to the Mins Adelaide Bonynge of Mt. decorations were in keeping with Dorn i* the guest of Mr. and Mm. subscription bridge party a t the the Oceanian. Woman’s Club Friday ufUunonn ‘ The guest* were greeted a t the Raymond Key. nt 3 <>clock. It is hoped that a door by Mr*. C. J. Wolf ami Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tyler are large number will make reserva­ J. L. Culpepper who were dressed *n«nding u few days in Jackson­ tion* ns early as possible. tri. quaint M artha Washington cos- ville on business. This p arty Is being put on by the house Committee .of the club of The program was in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Forbes which Mr*. J. E. Pace is chairman. Mrs. S. A. 13. Wilkinson and wa* have arrived In Sanford to make Other members of the committee very much enjoyed by all present. their future home here. nre Mra . It. A. Newman, Mrs. F I., A fter the program a most enjoy­ Talbott, Mrs. A. M Philips and able social hour was spent dur­ William Clark will leave Friday Ml*.. J.. C. Henson , Reservation.-: ing whicli n tem pting salad course for Pnlntkit where he will c a n -1m»y I'** made by telephoning any with home made cake wnrf served. struct the new golf course there. ! number of the committee or the There were 40 guest* present. _____ I president, Mrs. Wight. Mrs. Hal Wight and Mi!<? A. I All who expect to register for W. F itts, Jr., motored to O rlan­ the dress milking r.»n millinery D c Malay Chapter To do Thursday to attend tin* fair, , rlnswes Unit will start in the dub house in the* balcony, Monday at d iv e Minstrel Show Mr. mid Mrs. D. Corner, Mr. and 10 o'clock are" asked to send in tlteir names ns curly ns possible. The llrst rehearsal preparatory Mrs. F. I„ Cain of Ft. Myers are in Sannfl important to know jit: t spending n short while for the Minstrel show that will be , how many wii Hie enlisted for the given at the Milune Theater, Mnr. ford ,, lessons. 8, by the Sanford Chapter of the Mrs. W. .1. Shuman. Mr*. Joe The bridge luncheon with Mrs. Order of DcMolay, was held Thurs­ Morgan, hostess, will he day night’ under th«* direction of Jinkins and Miss Lillian Shuman Oviedo Bpont Thursday in SanIntraday* bvh, L*l nt I nrlock Charlie Cano .formerly with Co- of for,j# and it promiHOH to In* the lovtdy burn'* Minstrels. Rehearsals will _____ affair it nlwnys has been. Tht* follow every night until the even­ Mr. and Mrs. It. S. Holly and hostess wishes names rent in not ing of tin* show. "W hile t he" ni’L t r c l is given by young son nre motoring Friday to [ « ( ‘T,*1aVi«»l ''w lli!1irn'iiu*^ the order, outside talent is sought Mr* ,,0,,y ':'* 8 0,1 of u S to g c C r r f h by the chapter. Anyone who has bu. intss. ______ f„ r r,.,lirvai„ Mfor had minstrel experience or who ; Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Woodruff, Member* of Hie Welfare Departdesire to take part in the show J»t wh« Djamsored the tag day is asked to enmiminicute with Mr. Frank Woodruff, Jr., nod small son motored to Orlando Tliursday to and charity bull for the benefit of Gano. attend the Fair. the hospital wish to tnank the fol­ lowing, wlm most generously contributed to the aiicecss of the un­ Parent-Teachers Body i The many friends of Mrs. W. C. dertaking: R. C, Bower, one quart f f * k iili,.R « i t i f n n b ,1 McCracken will be norry to learn I l n il m o l a I v i e d S t lint she i« Ipiite ill at her home of cherries; Lnncy’* Drug Store, ginger ale; Union Plinriumy, g in ­ -------on Mngnoliii Avenue. ger ale; Itouinillnl and Anderson, On Tuesday, Fob. 17, the Chu* Miss Emily Rainier of SI. An- ale; Roumlllnt and Anderson, grape lUota Parent-Teacher Ansociation, erlebrutcd the twentieth-eighth gustine Is expected Friday evening urapt* iuice; Gonzalez Grocery; subirthday of the National Congress to he the guest of Miss Snrita W i I’igglv Wiggly Store, sugar; Stokes Grocery, s trnwin cries; of Parent.i and Teachers, in honor Luke for the week end. _____ .Chase & Company, oranges; Elder f its founders, Alice Me Lei leu Mrs. E. M. Calloway, Mrs. A. | Springs W ater Co., five jfidlmm of nicy, a n d Phoebe A. Heart. The crogiam i n c l u d e d community H i n g ­ It. Key and Mrs. George Rice were water; Smith Bros. Furniture Co., ing, a few selections by the school luncheon guests of the Lake S i d e , taldi* for punch; Hill Hardware Co., film mid other utensils ureri h a n d , u birthday cake with 2H can­ inn in Mt. Dora Wednesday. _____ in making punch. dles, a n d a very impressive scrvic • Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lning, Mrs. in connectluji with the l i g h t i n g m the candles on the birthday cake. Ellen G. Sharon, Miss Laura M. Cnslmt Doiimcrguc in the A ailver offering was tuken whicli Lning of Orlando and Miss J e a n - , fird Protestant to heconie nrcsiin used for the exxpcnscs of the ette Lning formed a •oiigepial deni of the French Republic, two national organizer*. Every­ party motoring to Daytona Reach body had a piece of the cake, and Thursday, and Mrs. Shephard are enrouto to a good time, ■ ■— . |)r, and Mrs. T. A. Neal are , I*(iiin lleneli and Miami. - in tin* fourteenth century doc- <nt» rtnining lit tin* Orange Court Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gano have for*' fees were very high, as, a- 1 Inn in Orlarnjt Friday evening p ait ftom the mini paid down, honoring Mr. and Mrs. H arry Pap- arrived in Sanford mid will lie the natient contracted to allow his worth and .Mr. and Mrs. H. It. War- hero for a fortnight while Mr. Gano have arrived in Sanford and medical man mi annuity for ns dell, all of New York City. Gano is directing the Ue.Molav long ns lie lived, or employed him. --------Under the preseiil laws in Eng Mr. mid Mrs. George G. Shep- minstrel show whieh will lie giv­ ltiml a traveler may gamble in hard of Niagara Falls, N. Y„ are en shortly. Mr. Gano is a for­ having safety while the train h in m* the guests of Judge mid Mrs, mer minstrel celebrity, tioh, hut if thu play continue* af*. George G. Herring. Mr. Sliep- been one of the leading blackface ter it lias lieeniue stutiuuery hr hard is the president of the Ning- comedians of Coburn’s M instrel' tpny l,e iirrcsted. •« rn Falls Trust Company. Mr for several year*. Personals O V Well! Gill who is very HI.’ Mr. and Mr*. William Croaley Tuesday M ra N M 'll- * % * £ £ £ & ' . spent Monday nfternoon In Orlando. Mr. and Mr*. Bay Wessln ami T‘ ** ♦Many people of the community Jackwmvillo lost week where he bun. f BAST SANFORD, Feb. 20.-J sui: of W inter Park spoqt Sunday Mr*. S. M. Howard rind sons have with Mrs. George Giegcr and fammrived from Barncsvilhv Un„ from Mr. and Mrs. David and family where they were called by the Hi­ nes; of Mra. Howard’s daughter. r.f Canon spent Sunday afternoon Mrs. Porter H its, a t the home ur with Mrs. ti. C. Grunt and fainMrs. Leslie Bryan on Beardoll Mrs. Culver Bthridge and Louise Avenue. Mi*, and Mrs. Herman Steele Culpepper were in Sanford S a t­ and small son Alton of Orlando, urday. Mr. Ossie Flynt was In St. wore guests Sunday at the Boston Augustine, transacting business, Sli d e home on ISrnnlull Avenue, Mrs. Billie Jones and sun of Mrs. Mae Rivers ami little sons New Vurk. arrived here Saturday Wllker and Herald of Gejievn, were guests o£ Mrs. Rivers’ bro­ to spend u few months. Ralph Gieger has purchased a ther, W. K. Prevail arid family new Ford touring cur. last week. Mir. River* has gone - 1' ^ » to Miami to accept a position and Mr. Picvatt diove to Arcadia Tues­ Lake Monroe day with the hnv* to id ace them i.i the baptist school located there. LAKE MONROE. Fell. 20.—FnrMi. and Mis. A. Corpany drove IT WILL BE OUR PLEASURE TO SHOW YOU. AND to St. I'etershurg recently for a nteis In this section lire busy with celery dnli t visit, .His. M argaret. H ask- rpring trucking. Spring WILL AGREE THAT THIS SU BDIVISION OFFERS GJ in:, mid .Mr. t hr ter Cliorpr ning re- lining well. Beans are up mid pepturning with tie in for a week’:: ei being set. W inter celery i-* OPPORTUNITIES TO THE IN VESTOR. visit with them and the C. K. m-w moving rapidly, the farm ers an* happy over the strung prices. C-’horpeiiing family. Itrll Brothers big packing house Air. and Mrs. James W altz and My. and Mrs. Coprge Koown of i mining with a full force. A Ciller,ga who iinve been guest-i of cl,, i inspection is kept upon nil Dr, mnl Mr:;. l>. C. Potter left v.o '!. dom* am! only a atrietly first pmkngc allowed to be : hip­ Sunday for Tampa going frqiu i h tim e to Culm and d ewhere, ped. ( . I!. T y b : D nl home again ntBonne Whitlock, 2fi, formerly of tu* several v.n-ks Ulncu in an O r­ Lake Monroe, died at his home at lando Sanitarium. l.-oi'ville Thursday after a iingMi. and Mm . Alex Foster have och.g illnes:: of tulierciilo.-.is. Tin* roll! th-'ir faun and home on V’e/i- I au ral ervices were held at eva Avenue* to Maurer Brothers, .bn! f.nvilk* Saturday. He liad ON GENEVA-AVENUE AT T H E CORNER OF MELI ( i m oiitinn meiehant . of New , vi latives in this (section. Voil; City. Air. and Mrs. Hoqeycutl and lit* VILLI-: EXACTLY TWO MILES FROM THE UKAKI Mir-1 Elizabeth Garrison was J- dnugliter t ’atherine of Ashe­ h*me over the week end from ville. N. C. art camping here for SANFORD FAR ENOUGH O U T , YET CLOSE ENOUCS St i in Wniverdiv with In-r pnr- n lew mouths. ent Mr. and 'ft . R. 1„ Carrisoii J. D. Mulfort. has returned to TIIE BUSY CITY. of Richmond Avenue. io home at Ibmtoii, Ga., after \i i ing p. Stafford and family . i. l others of Ids relations here. Genova .Miss Laurene .Tones who has been vi sting ielative-1 aim ............. GENEVA. Full. '.’ri -Several ; scimol, returned to her home in l:idi< from lu re attended the Fori- .Georgia,.Thur. day. i ration in Oviedo b e t Saturday. An infant run of Mr. and Mr**. ■I. \V\ Fiyut bought tie.* bur. line Drew Warren is very ill. from here to Sanford toon !,. W. Air. mid Ms. W. B. Stafford an I i ’himh r of Fort Myern. Carol CulI'fppcr lias bougnl it h u m ..I, \V. family aceonipunied their cousin Paul Jones to Ids home at Huston, FIvat recently. Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Leroy spent Ga.. for a few day’s stay. Mi. and Mrs. D. A. Bruce and if ' l C'lturday at Daytona Heaeii OAK IIILL OFFERS MODERN IMPROVEMENTS TOIN’ with Alt. ami Airs. O. I!. Vichol- j children, Serena, Lavina anil Adis on. Icny ltiuce were guests of Mr. and TORS AND HOME BU ILD ER S. MUCH MONEY 1IASB Mrr. Ileitman and Airs. T. W. Mi . Harold of Hanford, Sunday. I’reyatt were shopping in Sanford SPENT IN .BEAUTIFICATION A N D IMPROVEMENT Monday. air. and Mrs. S. It. Carson re ­ Carol Culfiepper and Mr. Rrint were in Maitland Tuesday •attend- tained to their home at Modesto, i Cal,, a fter a visit to their son, ti. iog mi auction sale. Mr, and Mrs. Marsh left Tues­ K. Carson and family. day for Miami. Mrs. Charles Bales was called Mr. and Mrs. William Kiltie and to Jacksonville by the illness and Dr. and Mrs.Quick spent a few death of her nephew. Roniie Whit days last week in Tampa and St. lock. Petersburg. ■Alt*. Mi Hon. of West Sanford is Mr. and Mrs. E. II, Kilhe were very ill at his home. shopping in Sanford Saturday, About ‘Jo people Coin here a t­ Miss Abide Dmnlncy, county DEVELOPER tended the chicken pie supper at nurse and Mr. T. W. Ijiwtoii, supt. ! * Chulunta Thursday .light which I visited the Luke Monroe, school i Wednesday. was enjoyed by all. 110 P a rk Ave. Mrs. Marsh tru an t officer was Mrs. George Yieger was railed to Cbuluot i Tuesday to nurse Mr*. out Tuesday looking a fter the alt| suutoe*. Mr. E ast Sanford W oman’s Club Column YOU WANT TO SEE PHONE 632 W I N. H. GARNER H I 14 a M SECTION ONE : M S c The new subdivision just being completed east of Sanford on Genova Street.— A place of natural beauty. Come out to see us at anv time now, we are proud ol our accomplishments— we want to showyou! ‘ ' A Park’ m M u “A P la ce fo r H o m e s” Watch lor our biff announcement tomorrow, Saturday, Feb. 21st 1925 FOR MAI'S, PRICE LIST S, PHOTOS, BOOKLETS, HOUSE PLANS AND OTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO y~ « I — ------- _ onuu i \euuy Jismciai.es, a j i M \ m y nr y^ ¥ /n> n r^ n a * « / % c\ ....... DEVELOPERS AND SELLING AGENTS ' Executive OiTices, Land Title Building, Philadelphia, Pa., and Daytona, Fiorida. FIELD OFFICE I•4 W M U J4 M fi B M « M H HOTEL VALDEZ LOBBY, SANFORD, ELOItll - , JOSEPH L. BAUM, General Sales Director - ■4 M FLORIDA — ;]() As ___________________________________________________ *—- ji*- - - - ' *• ! .............. •*• " • *•, m« , #/, . HOURS FROM , GO,000,000 1------, ------ p^eleqv yhi ”1jV""....................... . 4 .*. i y v*. �________ M ^ .B p 'S P B L S "P*?d .rec®rd In remarrying vnrLm nutes ifU r "Muring a y /m /////,, HORIZONTAL .VERTICAL 24—annn fibre 1— similar to Frsnea 2— licit 21—spiritual 3— light eve­ being 27— origin ning meal 23— in the past 29—email 4— you 25—domestic Island (Latin) animal 31— measure of 6—affirmative 28— theatre of length 7— one who ancient tabbr.) peels Greece 32— feytilo spot 8— suffix do30— long 35—man's nicknoting pointed namo agent weapon 86—weird 10— lair 83— always 38— conjnnc11— and so 34— possessive tion forth pronoun (abbr.) 40— snake 37—corrodo 41— half ems 14— teatatpr 39— to be HI 43— freeze 16— fnnhionnbls 40— college 45— Insects' 17— illegal rate " degree 46— m irth of interest 42—negative 10— ecclesiasti­ 44— eye cal digni­ (S co t) taries of 26— tion ,) ic playa sportively is solution to Puzzle Tip For Beginnsn. hnrr m Solve this puzzle by compar­ ing the eynonyms listed in the •'Horizontal’* and "Vertical" columns with thp number of spaces extending crosswise or downwsrd n n the diagram, as the case may be- If a word occurs to you meaning sub­ stantially the tam e as the synonym and ths correct num­ ber o f letters to fit in the spaces between its number and the first shaded stop following, write it in lightly. Work away the small words, the “easy" words, first, and they will give you plenty of clues to tJu. diffieult ones. ja a im m Y E R itn a & a u B n 1 T 11 K a Ip E lJa u N On T □ I A D 0 B n T N Y E T E R jg£ A S £ T , U tuu. r itu ia aiifcUcal*. IM |idio Program rim for Feb. 21. Boston (silent). I BuiTulo (319) 6 music. I Chicago (344.6) 7 enter|7:20 burn dance, llurmoIsharn Jones, harmony |:lo revue. Chicago (370) 7 relig«rt. Riviera theater; 9 [rulings, vocal; 11 dunce, Chicago (545.4) 7 conmsicale; 9:35-11:35 elassi?ram; 12-1 popular; 1-2 . Chicago News (447.5) <d; 8 orchestra; 8:30 Ne: 9 Chicago theater. Cincinnati (422.3) 6 con­ done. 1 Dallas News (475.9) •"tuct; II entertainers. Davenport (484) 7 Handreligious; 9 orchestra. Denver (323) 9 dance. Du Mnines (silent). Detroit News (352.7) 6 !* Fort Worth (silent). Hollywood (337) 8:15 organ;; 10 features; *h»; i popular songs. [ Kansas City S tar 6 School of the Air; 11:45 Co? Angeles Times (404) ft; 8:.'I0 children; 9:45 talk; 12 orchestra; 1 Lost frolic. s Louisville Times (399.8) tniners; 10:30 dance. > WJZ New York (454.3) n dance; 7 talk; 7:16 soprano; 8 talk, players; 8:45 songs, trio, or­ chestra. WNYC New York (526) 6:36 Chateau five; 7:30 police quartet; 8 songs; 8:30 instrumental; 9:10 talk, WOK Newark (405.2) 7:30 pianist; 8:45 piano. KGO Oakland (299.8 ) 6 con­ cert; 10 f 'E \ijn |r . .suffpists, ad­ dress; 12 dance, soloists. WOAW Omaha (526) 6 dram a­ tic; 6:30 announced; 6:45 pro­ gram ; 9 program ; 11 Nightin­ gales; 11:30 organ. WFI Philadelphia (395) 6 talk 7 recital. WIP Philadelphia (509.9) 6 talk; 7:15 concert; 8:15 concert; 9 orchestra; 10 recital. KI)KA Pittsburgh (309.1) 6:45*7:30 special, WCAE Pittsburgh (401.3) 6:45 movie chats; 7 roads; 7:30 jam bo­ ree. KGW Portland (492) 12 Melo| dy men. PWX San Juan (400) 7:30 con­ cert; pupils. WGY Schenectady (379.5) 8:30 dance, songs. KFQX Seattle (38) 10 orches­ tra ; I! concert; 12 dance. WBZ Springfield (331.1) 6:15 history; 0:30 trio. KSI) St. Louis Post Dispatch (545.1) 8 symphony. WRC Washington (169) 6 mu­ sic; 7 Bible talk; 7:15 soprano; 7:30 talk; 9:30 dance; 10:15 organ. Memphis Commercial Ap J?*'| 8:30 concert. u Minneapolis - St. Paul , philosophies; 8:30 sui8) nance. Montreal (437) 6:30 <:30 varied; 9:30 orches- BERLIN IIIKTHRATE FALLS BERLIN. Feb. 20.—The Berlin hirthrnte has been declining rap­ idly, according to statistics for the years 1921. 1922 and 1923. Chil­ dren born in 1921 numbered 53,901; in 1922, 45,685, and in 1923 38,924, No figures for 1924 are L New York (491.5) 6 yet available. f -lories; 8:30 blind enGreater Berlin now counts a : 9 tenor; 9:20 pianist; population of 4.013,000. »ira. New York (361.2) 6:30 The American Woman’s Club 6:35 dance; 7:30 or- in Paris has two thousand mem­ bers. v l. W. JL JL Most of the pains you suffer can bo stopped at once. These include rheu­ matic pains, soreness, lameriess. backache. And the congestion of chest colds. The way is to rub the -ore spot with St. Jacobs -Oil. Cause a counter irri­ tation. Or relieve the coniKcntion by bringing the mood to the skin. A mov ment does this, and com­ m it follows before the rubmng stops. St. Jacobs Oil has done 1 ’*•' for 65 years. * it has saved people eons of pain. Anybody who has used it 'vll| tell you that these Pains are folly. A little * ' • ? a Backache’ Ixm rncM * r o m p rlIn 8 JL Fvou can stoo tubbing and the pain is soothed. It seems to evap­ orate. Then Nature nas a chance to cure while you rest in comfort. Get this lime-tried moth)<|( proved by million*. \a u viil never find anything setter. It is sure and toothing, and it doesn t burn. Have it ready when the pain begins- Keep it on your shell. The cost is but 35 cents. And the time is bound to come when it will save someone "bout you many (tours of Pam. ol{ the suffering which ts so in n e ce sstry . 46 Lum bago' Sorencw t Chest Colds Aroostook —uoty. M aiM .Ja i k p o ta to ( r u v l n i couPtY IP thB United State*, i f h4a §5,000 ***** * Vot*d to the raising of Final • kteM ifni To be borne dattrely by adjacent p r o p e r ty _____ f t f j Number of feet frontage ____________ V, Assessment per foot frontage ----- -------ft}..,. N. H. G anw r’s AMU)an ( • M arkham Park Jbifl M o r i ’ Fla. W. D. Hoffman, Lot I t , Block K. _____ .t.__ I 1M.39 FUBD T. WILLIAMS, Henry Nickel, Lot 1$, Block K .............ITT........... 155.3!) TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING. PROPERTY ON HIGH­ Pauline Kanner, Lot 16, Black K, _____ ______ JBM 355.56 LAND STRBBT FROM SANFORD AVENUE TO Name Description FfeM age N. H / G am er’s I M Addition to Markham Park Heights PARK AVENUE B. I . T rafor«'e Mep, B u f e r f Sanford, Flo. The following is the final cost of paving Highland Street from .C. V. Mahoney, U t 1, Blk. 12, Tr. 4 _______ go Sanford Avenue west to Park Ave., a width of 24 feet with sheet W. E. Scoggln, Lot I, Block L ............. ..... ...... ...... 185 187.25 C. V. Mahoney, Lot 2, Blk, 12. Tr. 4 ........ _oo asphalt on a 6" rock base. * Maude M. Jinkins, Lot 7, Block K ........... - .... .....118 HUM 1 \ W. Mahoney, Lot 9. hlk. I f , Tr. 4 __________ ..go 1884 Cu. Yds. grading a t 40c .— ; ............................... .............. 733.60 Mrs. E. W. Rive, Lot 8, Block K ..»._w.,.^„....^ h ...180 342.39 Mclseh RM |ty Co* Lot 4. blk. f2, Tr. 4 ___ _____ .SO •‘*■9 Lin. Ft. curb & Gutter a t 76c ......_...................................... 1100.01 Evans Terrace, Sanford, Fla. Meiaeh Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk. 12, T r. 4 ..... .. BO 80 Lin. Ft. ringlc curb headers a t 35c ......... JJ8.00 C. D. Bromley, Lot 1 ....................................... ....1... 95 250.21 Andre.*. Mahoney, Let .0, Blk. 12, Tr. 3 ....... ........._.50 1822 Sq. Yds. macadam foundation (6") a t 80c .... ................ 1457.60 Mery L. Evans, Lot 0 .................. ...... ..... ...............132 347.66 Andrew Mahoney. Lot 7,..Blk. 12, T r. 3 ........ ...... GO 1822 Sq. Yds. asphnlt pav. (2" top) a t 1.02 .......... J .............1.1858.44 C. D. Brumley, Lot A ............ i........ 4$ 107.00 Aranka Takaeh, U t 8, Blk.* 12, Tr. 3 ..... so 2PJ Sq. Ft. concrete pav. (5" nllcy returns a t 80c) .......... 83,70 Sanford Doudney Beg. a t N. W. Cor. Lot A, Run W. Aranka Takaeh, U t P Blk. 12, Tr. 3 .............„....go 74 Sq. Ft. concrete sidewalk (4" thick) at 20c 14.80 90.7 ft. 8. 150 ft. E. 90.7 ft. Aranka Takkch, Lot 10. Blk 12. Tr. 3 2 Manholes (4-6) a t 50.00 ........ ............................................. ioo.OO N. 160 ft. to Beg................... .. Rose N. H urt, U t I, Blk, 13, Tr. 4 ___ Extra Work ......... - ..... ............................. ........................... 27.83 Spencer Heights, Sanford, Florida Blanche Jordon, U t 2, Blk. 13. Tr. 4 ___________ Monument nt street intersection .............................................. 6.50 G. W. Spencer, Lot 0 ........... . . ................... ..............80.7 212.45 Nell G arner Lawson. U t fl. Blk. 13, Tr. 4 ....... ..6 4 laboratory Inspection of m aterials .................................... . j g j g J- C. W ainright, Lot 12 ..................../ ...................... 182 347.66 J. G. Deen, U t 4, Blk. 13, Tr. ,4 .............................. SO Legal expense, advertising etc., 2 per cent ...... '........... __ 110.2,0 G. W. Spencer, Lot 18 ............................. ................. 183 350.29 S. G. Meaner, Lot 5, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 ............... ........... 50 Engineering 5 per cent ........... . . ....................... ................... 275.51 G. W. Spencer, Lot 24 ...................... ............... ........ 133 350.29 Seminole Realty A Inv. Co. U t 6 Blk. 13, T r. 3....G0 G. W, Spencer, Beg. at Int. of the East Line " " Lot 7, Blk. 13, Tr, 3_______ __SO Total cost .......... ............................... ..................................................$5904.7;l Park Ave. with the N. Line of Hughey " " U t 8 Blk. 13 Tr. 8 ^ -------------64 To bo borne entirely by adjacent property. St. run E. 01 ft, N. 68.6\ft. W. 51 ft. 8. Knight A Higgins, U t 9 Blk. 13, Tr. 3 ............... GO Number of feet frontage ............................. ...... ............... 1608.6 58.5 ft, to Beg. ....................................„............ 51 134.32 II. E. Squires. U t 10, Blk. 13, Tr. 3 ....... .................. 60 Assessment per foot frontage ................................. .... . $3.7190 The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without C. A. Spencer, U t 1, Blk. 14, Tr.4, ...... GO FRED T. WILLIAMS Engineer interest up to March 15, 1925, and from and after such date, said C. A. Spencer, U t 2,, Blk. 14, T r. 4.......... 50 Foot Final special assessments will be payable only In Ten Equal annual In­ C. A. Spencer, U t 3, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 ...... 61 ; Name Description Frontage Assessment stallments with interest a t 8 per cent per annum on all deferred pay­ C. A. Spencer, Lot 4, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 ____ GO ments. Markham Park Heights, Sanford, Fla. C. A. Sponger, U t 5, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 .............. 50 May T. Woodruff, Lot 7, 01k. G ...................... v...135 502.11 Witness my hand ns City Clerk nnd the Seal of the City of San- W. A. Bruwn, U t 6, Blk. 14, Tr. 3 ................. ......... 50 D. L. Thrasher, Lot 8, Blk. G .......................'..135 502.14 foul, Florida this 11th day of February A. D., 1925. W. A. LefTler, U t 7, Blk. 14. Tr. 3 ..................... 50 Reginald Holly, Lot 7, Blk. II ...............................110 620.74 L. R. PHILIPS, City Cterk B. B. Baggett, U t 8. Blk. 14, Tr.3 ...................04 W. S. Price, Lot 8, Blk. H ........................... 140 620.74 Publish Feb. 13, 20, 27, March 0 and 13th. J. F. McClelland, U t 9. Blk. 14. Tr. 3 ....... ................SO --------------------- O - ■ . ------Leslie Went, Lot 7, Blk. f ............................... 135 502.14 J. F. McClelland, U t 10, Blk, 14, Tr. 3 .............. 60 Realty Trust Co., Lot 8 Blk. 1...................................... 135 602.14 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON COM­ Eliznbcth B. Musson, U t 1, Blk. 15, Tr. 4 .........SO N. II. Garner’s Addition to Markham Park F. R. Savage, U t 2, Blk. 15, Tr. 4 ........................ 60 MERCIAL STREET FROM PALMETTO AVE. TO SANFORD Heights, Sanford, Florida E. S. Rockey, I-ot 3 Blk. IB. Tr. I,......... ............ ..6 4 AVE. AND BANFORD AVE. FROM COMMERCIAL STREET Joe E. Richie, I-ot 1, Blk. J ....;.................. 50 210.46 S. M. Schwarts, U t 4, Blk. IS, Tr. 4 ........................ 60 TO FIRST STREET N. E. W. Sistrunk, I-ot 2, Blk. J ................ 59 210.46 15, Tr. 4 ........... so The following is the final estimate of the cost of puving Com­ J. C. Dcon, 1-ot 6, Blk. Fred R. Wilson, Lot 3, Blk. J .............................. v135 602.14 mercial Ht., from Palmetto Ave. to Sanford Ave. with oil asphnlt, W. L. Morgan, Lot 6, Blk. 15, Tr. 3 ....... ...........67 Spencer Heights, Sanford, Florida ...................fio and on Snnford Ave. from Commercial St. to First St. with U k e I*. B. Hollar. U t 7, Blk. IS, Tr. 3 W. R. Frier, Lot 1............................ - .......................132.0 403.21 Asphalt. Both types of surface being laid uri a 6" rock foundation, W atson M. Reel, U t 8, Blk. 15, Tr. 3 ..................:..50 W. C. Hill, Lot 7 ....... 132 490.99 nnd paved 4(1 feet in width. Melsch Realty Co., Lot 0, Blk. 15, Tr. 3 ...... . 50 M argaret Roberts, Lot 13 ........................................... 133 494.70 604 Cu. Yds. Grading a t 40c .................................................. 211.80 Ernest Padgett, U t 10, Blk. 15, Tr. 3.......... 87 M argaret Roberts, Lot 19 ............... ......................... 133 * 404.70 3050 Sta. Yds. overhaul a t 1c ....................... Melsch Realty Co., Lot 1, Blk. 16, TV. 4 .............. ..Cu 30.50 00 The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without in­ 1031 Lin. Ft. curb and cutter at 76c ............. 783.56 W. J. Thigpen. U t 2, Blk. 16, Tr. 4 ............. terest up to March 15, 1925, and from nnd a fter such date, said 114 IJn. Ft. single curb headers ..... 39.00 T. E. Wilson Est. U t 6, Blk. 16, Tr. 3 .................... 69 assessments will, lx; payable only In 15 equal annual installments with 151 IJn. Ft. granite curb (reset) nt 15c ................................... 22.06 T. E. Wilson Est., U t 7, Blk. 16, Tr. 3 .................... 09 interest nt 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments. 2241 Sq. Yds, Mncmlnm foundation (6") at 80$ .............. 1792.80 Wellington’s Addition, Hanford, Florida Witness my hind as City Clerk nnd the Seal of the City of San­ 1010 Sq. Yds. nsphalt pave, (2" top) at 1.03 ...................... 1036.32 T. E. Wilson Estate, Lot 5-------- ------ .....................50 ford, Florida, this 11th day of February, A. D. 1025. 1218 Sq. Yds, asphnlt pave, Lake nt 1.22 ...................... 1486.06 T. K. Wilson Estate, U t 6 L. R. PHILIPS, City Cleric 589 Sq. Yds. asphnlt pavclng, relay edgeat 41c ..................... 269.16 T. E. Wilson Estate, U t 7 ............. Publish, Feb. 13, 20, 27 and March 6 and 18th. 706 Sq. Ft. concrete nlley return at 30c .................................... 211.80 T. E. Wilson Estate, Lot 8 ........... ----------------- O-----------------1 Inlets, Typo B. a t 30.00 ...................... ................................... 210,00 C. It. Lord, U t 12 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON SAN2 Manholes 4-6 a t 50.00 ............................................................. 100.00 T. F-. Wilson, Lot 13 ..... 565 M. 3" Drain tito (0-3) at 100.00 .................................. 69.50 Kate Humphries, U t 14 FORI) AVENUE FROM COMMERCIAL STREET TO LAKE MONROE, AND SEMINOLE BOULE­ 498 IJn, Ft. 12" Sturm Sewer (0*1) nt 1.05 .... 522.90 A. I„ Knsmingcr, U t 18 VARD FROM SANFORD AVE. TO 28 Lin. Ft. High curb nt 45c ................... 12.00 T. E. Wilsoa, U t 16 PALMETTO AVE. 1 Monument nt street intersection at 6.61) ....... 6.60 Harry Kent, Lot 17 ................... . Laboratory Inspection of m aterials ................................... 85.16 Harry Kent, l-ot 18 The following is the final estimate of the cost of paving Sanford U gnl Expense, advertising, etc 2 per cent ....................... 136.25 Harry Kent N. 20 ft., U t 19 ....... Avenue from Commercial St., North to Lake Monroe, and Seminole Engineering 5 per cent ............... ...................................340.61 Boulevard from Sanford Ave., west to Palmcto Ave.. a width of 49 C. T. Kent, U t 19, Less N, 20 ft. .. feet with U k c Asphalt on u 6" Rock Base. Sanford Heights, Addition to Sanford 7,371.80 902 Cu. Yds. Grading at 40c ......... •.................. - ........................... 300.80 H. Wight, Lot 14.............................................................67 1337 Lin. Ft. curb A Gutter nt 70c ........... .................................. 1016.12 To bq borne entirely by adjacent property owners. 1L Wight, Lot 13 .......................................................... 67 61 IJn Ft. Headers a t 35c ........ ...... ....... - r ............................... . Number of feet frontage: C. N. Williams, U t 10 ....... ........................... ..........67 2937 Sq. Yds. macadam foundation 6" nt 80c .......................... 2349.00 On Sanford A venue........................................... 156.8 Mrs. Mamie Jamison, Lot 17 ............................... ..... 67 2925 Sq. Yds. Lake Asphalt Pave, a t 1.22 .................................. 3568.50 Cost per foot frontage ....... ..$8.8182 L. P. Hagan, Lot 41 ........... ............. .................. 67 308.62 118 Sq. Ft. concrete 5" alley returns a t 30c .......... 44.40 On Commercial Street .................................................. 468 A. D. Shoemaker, U t 45 .............. .................. 308.62 2.5 Cu. Yds, Class II. concrete nt 23.00 ........... ......................... 57.50 Cost per foot frontage ......................... ............... $*.772 A. I). Shoemaker, Lot 46 ............. 67 308.62 : 3 Inlets Type A. at 35.00 ........................................... ................ 195.00 ’ Foot Final S. S. Baumcl, Lot 47 ........................... ........... ...... 67 308.68 | 1 Inlet Type B. at 30.00............... - ............................... ....... 30.00 Name Description Frontage Assessment W. T. Field, Lot 80 ................................... .............. .67 308.62 10 Lin, Ft. 24” Concrete sewer B-10 a t 5.00 ........................... 290.00 Clyde Steamship Co. Beg. at Int. of E. Line . W. T. Field, U t 81 ............................... ...67 1108.62 1 Manhole 4-6 at 59.00 ............................................................... 50.00 Palmetto Ave., with N. Line of Commercial T. E. Thornloy, l-ot 82 ...................................... .. 67 308.62 1 Manhole 8-10 ....................... ...................... ................................ #r>.00 St. Run N. 100 ft. E. 115 ft. S. 100 ft. W. T. E. Thornloy, U t 83 ............................... 308.62 1.207 M. 3" Drain Tile Tile 0-3 a t 100.00 .................................. 120.70 115 ft. to Beg................. ......................................H7 999.32 W. T. Field, Lot 127 65 299.41 264 Lin. Ft. 12" concrete storm sewer nt 1.05 ....... 277.20 Iuike Front Imp. Co., Beg. at Int. of W. line of W. M. Scott, Lot 128 ........................................ 29440 Extra Work ............................................................................. — 270.08 Sanford Ave. with N. line Commercial St. W. M. Scott, Lot 129 ..... ...................... ........ 64 294JO 1 Monument at street intersection 6.50 ............................... . 0,60 run N. 100 ft. W. 117 ft. S. 100 ft. E. 117 George A. DeCottea, Lot 130 61 294JO Laboratory Inspection of m aterials ................ 1.... .......... . 106.95 to Beg................................ ...................................... “ 7 909.32 George A. DeCottea, Lot 131 .................... . 63 399,*1 Legal expense, advertising, etc, 2 per cent ......................... 173.39 J N. Whittier Est., I-ot 1, Blk. 2, Tr. 1............ 93.4 768.92 . *\ Markham Park Heights Engineering 5 per cent .............................. .................... - ..... 433.19 J N. W hitncr Est.. U t 1, Blk. 2, Tr. 1.................29 225.39 257.05 Florertcu Rcnrdall, Lot 2, Blk 2, Tr. 1....................... 29 225.39 Sheridan Jewett, l-ot 2, Blk. C _______ _____ _ 5B Wight Bros. Co., U t 3, Blk C ............................ 55 253.06 Florence Beurdall, Lot 3, Blk. 2, Tr. 1,.......................29 925.39 Total cost .................................. - ................................. ................... *y -70'58 253.$6 S. O. Chase, Lot 4, Blk. 2, Tr. 1, ................. 30 ' 233.16 V. C. Douglass, Lot 0, Blk. C, ......... ..........................33 Tn be borne entirely by adjacent property. 083.32 Number of feet frontage .................................................. 1157.85 S. O. Chase, U t 5. Illk. 2, Tr. 1.................... 115 934.43 V. E. Douglass, Lot 9. Blk. C ..........U ..... ............... 83 83 382.32 S. Puleston nnd Ed.Higgins, Lot 15 Hlk. 2, Tr, 1, 117 909.72 W. A. Knight, W. 89.5 ft., U t 2, Blk. D ......... Assessment per foot frontage ......................................... 8.01119 Interstate Contracting Co., Lot 3, Blotk D. 83 FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engineer Chapman & Tucker's Addition 082.02 Interstate Contracting Co., N. 17 ft., Lot 6, Blk. D, Foot Final Luke Front Improvement .......................... .............. —............... .................... 17 78.31 Co., Lot t, Blk. I, (Less S. 25ft.) ....................97.7 793.86 Name Description Frontage Assessment Lake View Park, Sanford, Florida J. D. Davison, S. 25 ft. Lot 1, Blk l . 25 203.14 Mrs. L. J. Schwalbe, S. 66 ft. of Lot 6, Hlk. D. 100.60 Mrs. A. H. Marshall, Lot 1, Blk. 2, —.................--33 ..................................................................................... „...6fl aot.ot 268.11 Lake Front Improvement Co. Lot 41 .......................50 las. II. Cowan, Lot 3, Hlk. t , ........... .......... ........ ........60 Mrs. A. R. Marshall, U t 2, Blk. 2............ 33 26H.1I Luke Front Improvement Cn. laits 42-43-44-45*40 2,003.00 M. F. Robinson, Lot 3, Blk. 2 ....................... 33 208.14 James H. Cowun, U t 4, Blk. 1 ................................ 60 60 ft. each ................................................... ...... .......*..... CU 270.38 1,339.99 John Mallem, U t 4. Blk. 2 ......................- ..............26.7 216.95 Realty Trust Co., U t 6, Hlk. 1 ........ Lake Front Improvement Co., Lot 47 ....... _.....l67.2.i Realty Trust Co., I-ot 8, Hlk. 1 .......... ................... 60 276.38 938.09 The nbove and foregoing final assessments are payable without in­ [,nke Front Improvement Co., I,ot 48 ............... 117.2 Spencer Heights, Snnford, Florida 100.00 terest up to March 15, 1925, and from nnd after such dnte, said Lake Front Improvement Co., Lot 49 ........50 100.60 special assessments will be payable only in 15 equal annual install­ G. W. Spencer, Lot 1 .... ............................ ............ ,70 322.44 [jtke Front Imporvement Co. Lot 60 ..................50 jO. W. Spencer, Lot 2 . ........................... ....................7o 100.60 J 22.44 ments with interest nt 8 per cent per annum on all deferred pay­ Lake Front Improvement Co., l«ot 61..... 50 ' G. W. Spencer, U t 3 .... .............................................. 70 100.60 322.44 Lake Front Improvement Co., Is>t 62 ....... -50 ments. 18.42 H22.44 Witness my hand us City Clerk nnd the Scut of tho City of San- 1G. W. Spencer, Lot 4 ........................... ................,,7 o Lake Front Improvement Co. North 2.3 ft. Lot 53,2.3 | G. W. Spencer, l-ot 5.. ..............................................70 322.44 1002.28 ftfrd, Florida this 11th day of February A. D., 1925. Lake Front Improvement Co., l/>t (1 ...................125.1 G. W. Spencer, U t 6 ............................................12.9 L. R. PHILIPS, City Clurk Clyde Steamship Co., Beg. 300 Ft. N. of the Int. G. W. Spencer, Beg. 23 ft. E. and 21.5 ft. N. of Publish Feb. 13, 20, 27 Hnd March 6 and 13th. N. Line Commercial St. with E. line Palmetto the Int. of Centerlines of Hughey St. and — -------------- —O— .—\-----------Ave. Run N. 400 fti E. 115 ft. S. 400 ft. W. Park Ave., Run N. 58.5 ft. E. 51 ft. S. 58.5 1,970.92 T o ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PHOPEKT* ON PARK 115 ft. to Beg. (l-esg Seminole Boulevard) ..218 ft. W. 61 ft. to Beg. ..........................................58.3 209.47 AVE. FROM TENTH STREET TO HUGHEY STREET The above and foregoing Final assessments nru payable in full Mrs. J. L. Munson, Beg. a t Int. of S. line of The following is the final estimate of the cost of paving Park without interest up to March 15, 1925 and from nnd after such date, N. E .“ 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 see. GO. tp. 19 to Hughey St.with said special assessments will be payable only in fifteen equal annual Ave. a width of 24 feet from Tenth St. aouth It. 30 E. with SWIy line A. G. L. Ry., (Ov­ installments with interest nt 8 per cent per annum on oil deferred sheet asphalt on a 6" rock base except for the central 10 feet where iedo Brunch) right-of-way run,W . to Park payments. , ■ old brick pavement was used as a base, Ave. N. to R. It. It.—W. S. Ly. to Beg. (Less Witness my hone) as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San- 1784 Cu. V«l. grading at 40c ....... ........... - ......................... ............ 713.60 S. 54 ft.) ................... ............ ....... ................ U t.2 51242 \ 65050 Str. Yds. overhaul at 1c ............................... ............. 650.50 ford. tYnrida, this 11th day of February A. I). 1925. A. Derby, S. 51 ft. of the following: Beg. a t Int. 0960 Lin. Ft. Curb & G utter at 76c .............................................. 5296.11 L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk of S. Line of N. K. 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 Sec. 339 |jn . Ft. Headers nt 35c .......................... . ....... ........118.65 Publish Feb. 43, 20, 27, March 6 u«d 13th. 36, Tp. 19 It. 30 with SWIy line, A. C. L Ily. 3960 Sq. Yds. Macadam Foundation 0" thick nt Hlk................ 3168.00 ___________ O-----------------It-W run W. to Park Ave. N. to R. R. 10712 Sq. Yds. Asphalt pavement (2" Top) nt 1.02 ...... ...... 10926.21 TO I I I PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON HUGHEY R—-W SKly to Beg. ............. ......... ........ .......... S | 248.74 233 Sq. Ft. Concrete pave (5" Alley returns) nt 30c --------69.00 STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE TO PARK AVENUE P. L. Milter, neg. 25 ft. N. of Int* of the W. lino 4.33 Cu. Yds. concrete Class B. ut 23.00 99.59 The Following is the Final Eatimatc for Paving Hughey Street Park Ave. with the S. Line of N. E. 1-1 of N. from Sanford Ave. west to Park Ave., 24 feet in width with sheet 4 Inlets Type A. nt 35.00 .............................................................. 140.00 K. 1-4 of Sec. 36 Tp. 19 R. BO Run W. 150 , asphalt using 6" of compressed ruck and the old 15 feet wide grout­ 8 Inlets Type B. at 30.00 ...... - .......... ............................................. 210.00 ft. S. to R-W of A. C. L. Ry. S. 60 de­ 422 Lin, Ft. 12” concreto newer 8-10 at 2.75 . — - ......... 1160.50 ed brick paving for the base. grees East to Park Ave. S. to Beg . (I-ess • $ 106.40 6 Manholes 4-6 at 50.00 .................................................................. 300.00 266 Cu. Yds. grading ut 40c ............................................... 30 ft. along N. side for S treet __ ________ 140 r ~ cilia 1,110.76 3 Manholes 8-10 at 85.(8) ................... ............ - ................... 255.00 1501 Lin. Ft. Curb and Gutter at 76c ................... ........ Atlantic Const Line Ry. Co.. A atrip of land 50 16.46 1200 Ft. 8" Drain Tile 0-3 nt 100.00 .................................. 120.00 47 Lin. Ft. single curb headers at 35c ................................ ft, in width, 25 ft. on each sida of the center 180.80 814 M. U. M. Lumber in Irene ’.tea at 75.00 ........................ 63.30 601 Sq. Yds. single curb foundation a t 80c ................... line of the Oviedo Hr. of the A. C. L. Ry. be­ ...........1605.45 1,914.54 1629 Lin. Ft. 12" concrete storm Sewer 0-1 at 1.05 1877 Sq. Yds. sheet asphalt top at 1.02 .......................... tween Oak Avenue and Magnolia Ave. in San­ 109.20 8 Lin. Ft. 18” Concrete storm sewer 0-1 at 2.25 ..................... 18.00 364 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns at 30c ............ ............... ford, Fla.......... ................ __________________ |t)0 60.00 Extra Work .............—.................... - .......................................^ ......... 25.30 1 Manhole at 50.00 .................. — ................*..... - ..... ....... 6 Monuments at street intersections ............................... ...... . 39.00 The above and foregoing final assenamenu are payable 57.27 laboratory Inspection of Materials .........—- - ................. 77.51 Laboratory Inspection of material* .......... . ............... ...... 312.61 interest up to March 15, 1925 and from and a fte r such Legal Expense Adv. Etc., 2 per cent ................... ........... 193.77 Logul Expense, advertising etc, 2 per cent .................... ............. 500.18 special aaaeeatnents will be payable only in fifteen equal Engineering 5 per cent ........ - — ......... - .........• Engineering 5 per cent ....... .......................................... ...............1250.45 installments with interest at 8 per cent per annum un all deferred payments. Total Cost ........................... —......r............................................ -..$4,140.70 27072.71 Witness my hand s i (Ji(y CWrlc %od the Seal of the City of San* To be borne entirely by adjacent property. U** 67.6 Sq. Yds. base at 80c paid by Sou. Utilities Co...... ....54.08 ford, Florida, thig 11th day of February, A. D. 1*25. Number Feet frontage ........- .... ........................... ..... - .............. 1 R. PH ILIPS, City Clerk Assessment per foot frontage —......... - .........- ........................... f Total .............. ...................... .............. -........................$27,018.63 Publish Feb. 13, 20, 87, March $ »0d U fo. FRED T. W ILUAM S, En$lue«r ae �Bfro iZ T,% THE SANFORD HERALD, PHtDAY. FEBRUARY! 20. 1925. *• v* • -?f; Clerk of tlio Circuit Court of the Seventh J inIIcIbI ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u n , Circuit of b lorldn In and for Seminole County. Py A. At. WMKKS. H. c. fleorge A. Pf4*nlte* ailll tJ. W.Hpeo. ccr Jr.. Solicitors and of Counael for Coniplnlnant. J a n . 9. PI. 13. 3lt. Feb. 0. 13, 20. 37: Mar. •. 1 T h e t-r Alary (linn. ilMMIril. anil liua. •alii land lielntr u**e*'i.'<l at the date 1m ml. Arthur tilnn, deceaaed. AuIlf the l»*lianre of aur't c-Ttlflrut.- .Ktialua . . . . . .. __ — . dereaaeil and I. Vaughn. In the name of I'nknovn, 1‘nte** wife, r.uiilnu C. Vaughn. deceaaed. Mill ri-rtjflrute ahull lie reilremeil lalali It. Ilart. decruaeil anil wife. arrordlna in law tux de-.i| M-||| ht. — ■Ilnrt. udereaaeil. nr ntlter (Mill. n r«ariii era » Mrd dny of wine. Ill uliil t n t h e fnlliiw lntr lie•Mu• rub................. A, #)., *»"«'•* arrlheii lun/i* lam ia niiuair. a l t u a t e . ilyj lnir a n il w ln .. . I nrrilii'il / iik uiiii Wlllnj-aa m y n friel.il / / l a n u t u r e a m i 1f u g In Hie C it y o f S a n f o r d , t ’n iin ly aeal tiila the 12th day of Kebroary i »»I of"Seminole and f’t Slate of rFlorida. M 'm n nH r null a i f HI iun u*i A.. ■ I .............. H .ii. • A m ore pnrtleularly deacrlbed an fol(Seal) V. K. DOUOUA8S Iowa, to-wit: Clerk Circuit Court Seminole All t h a t p a r t o f t h e S n u l h w e a t A'allrr at Annual Meeting mf Stork, G r a n d S ong .. . .County Florida. kntilera of Q u a rte r o f th e N o rth e n a t Q u a r te r U.v: A. At. 1VKKKS. D. C. Vtf.DK/. IIOTF.I. n i t l l ’. m a n d th e N n r t h w e a t Q u a r t e r o f t h e b. 13. :••. 27: Alar. 6. 13. *,V Saaford. Florida SnUthenat Q u a r t e r o f S e r t l o n 31. T u w n a lilp, 19.• S o u th o**•f •Itiiuue 31 —* ■>r* ' ' * •*NOTICK w * ■ *•■• • ■■IS »IIK • IIK nr1 tttIVR.V. il 1 I a K**t, which lie* Jlaat of the Or* 'That In pursuance with tile ■•hurt* lanilo mi, and Alellonvllle ItoNil. leanler and In acrnrilunce nice will* the pro- I f a r , „ 'I.JIT ,,'O T i ,r AT,° * Foil ; innuo nt the .Southweal Cur-ivlijlon Cur- Ivlalon i»f of imr. law. th Ihn.* annual *" KnCvTiiI O uX .> »!< r.T•« .i biirmiiiiiiiM e g i n n i n g «i ... nnnuul ... meeting I W O rlH S P * LONDON, Feb. 20. — The an ­ III.. I.**,, W ^T I TUN1« r IwiIn*. North *.S«> rhaltis. W rit Jof the stock holders •ra of the Vnidr* Valdes I U 'l l nouncement from America that OF Mil*. NTATK OF PLOttllM. imiiill* i f» r* riiuinx. chsilns. iiience thence souin south to oe^in* he^ln- Hotel i;nu Company Will he held at the Lady Sykea. widow of Sir Mark I nln*r. mol nUo. nil that part of the | office of tl the Secretary at 107 South' cert Tn Ice la hereby given that [hut l««t • ■Southeast Quarter of the North- ! |»urk Avrenue. In the City of SanSykea, haa entered colta for thu tieNet C Caldwell, purrhaaer ' of T at ' west Quarter, and the NnrthcAnt jfnrd. Flor 'lorlda. oil the IDIh day of | Futurity Stake* of 1927 and fllliea Cerllfliate No. 123. ilalep the ..... ........... _____ ______ .March, at the hour of 7:30 I*. 3i_ rad Quarter of the Southwest Quarter llitn tfiled II...t i| ,.f lull 31. I Tl.tl'liullill *1 Hitlll for the Matron States, 1926, haa day *>f June A. D„ 191*. ha* nf Seetlnli Township 119. Southll 0for_ the_ .... purpose of considering such 1 nrouaed much interest in horse­ auld ••••rtlflrate In my oftire. nml jof Itnnge 31 Knat. wlilrli lie* Kuat mutters ns may be brought heforo 8:15 haa made nppllrntlun for ins deed ' of Urlnndo unit Alellonvllle Itoad. breeding circle* in England. to l.'i>u« in In accordance with In., law. ilea* the South l.jo clnilna. t l . ni l . —”**• . I" ioud i I, Prices— 5 i,;,n Dated tills Stli day of February. I , e „‘' / M 'nierc ^tud, owned b.y ;f,n1,1 certificate embraces the ........fni. , | nml to any . and all other .persona 1923. Idltiy the moat !•»*• lowing described properly property .-iltnnt<d nltimt.il whose name* are unknown, dlilnielulni. Jsykca, is .one . . . of ...„ I»|« described iium.a are f.. nTtlrMt,KV important priynt.-ly-owned th o r- *In Semln.de county. Florida to-w ic i ",ny ....... «r Interest l n f A„ rw, ; President. . ........................ * .......................... * i" *’ ,i '«n.l to the property licrclnabova, ALKItKD FOSTKIt. Hecrotary. I S r r ,a J r f * , T ° " " " r « f n f o r d . DUNDEE' )UT TO CAPTURE , W ard crow n 1 \bondonrd Idea o f Again Tak­ Ing Frntherwclght C ham -. pionship; Scheduled to M eet1 Sid Terris Next Spring T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . F R ID A Y . F E B R U A R Y 2 0 ,1 9 2 5 . 7-U- PAGE p * DAYTONA Classified Advertisement On This Pade JOHNI d X PROFIT -: | Herald Wan' AH. w~ 1Winning Horses Of Lady Sykes May Be , Offered For Sale! —And Mrs. Dempsey! • ••T ■•7 \ Mo,"lay. Mai You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance |j- F O R Illy H e ra ld , [D. BATES Classified Directory RESULTS”T* r Advertising Heal Estate I'itINTING Real Estate M iscellaneous For Sfile = * l »►! Automobiles •I Miscellaneous NEW YORK. Kelt. 20.—Out in in Advance w ig h t r R i N T - ^ p j ^ r a : Count, and , n4 r„ * ro,K bounty hi* home in New Jersey Johnny,.' 1023 ~’ ..........■•■>t/n>itt»ii t dga Graham n n “,i 8,>c.ci'i,ty* phone 117-W. Krlmk i'u ; lh,rou*h ,th« Star-Tele* FOR SALE BY OWNER—Nice Dundee la ntnrting in earneatly to , will be r»INCOME TAX SPECIALIST.! yl,| Hi Ton Truck B Railroad Avenue. & Ue« advertising medium In FOR SALK—Pure sugar cane sy­ 1023 klreni pad cnlhome and grovu subdivision on ihow thnt hi* ia an elgihle e a n -1 Dodge If you need assistance in «H incr; „ n Coupe nriilnlrlf far David M. Douglass, rup. C5c per gallon in 35 gallon 1021 Star Te?ewrd* P“bli*hed mornings. highway. •iidate for the lightweight throne Dodge Touring out vour income tax return, a p p ly , ^ r-T c le g ra m , I-akcUnH pja. oonford. I Mull nrdersM?? J 2 £ l £ ? M8 r? L E . PPhN T E R Y Imrrcls, Pure Sugar House molas­ raUnquiahnient hy Benny I-eonard. P. Bayard Havant Smith, Smith income tint Inc a line 1022 I rm ting that plcnscs. IVonint Dodge Touring to Pses toe. Puro Cuban 35c.—Davis 1022 The Scotch wop ia doing no . n c n line specialist with Wilson & HousholdDodge Roadster aervlcc. Telephone 9.7. New l ’. Day Iona I 0c a llae Wholesale Co,, Augusta, Gn. ° t h S r ih a,v0kci your "nI” I*OR SALE—Fifty acre.* gootl cclmorn talking about the feather­ 1924 _cnh °n . Wclnkn Building. Ford Fortlor Sedan er. room 106 First National Bailie'-"^ f Ic ■ llae Xenia nb«thc y,A cnia (5"«W c. weight title. He realize* now that if Tickets on Kq), CASH— Pnid for fnlso teeth, den- 1023 ....... c.r y „,n,nd' .Five acres cleared double abova Ford Runabout Bldg. district v v °'. 1 •»Hcultural ___ PAPER hanger iomn one handed hint hum ml vice fS nml tiled ami in crop. Right nt .071 , tal gold, platinum nnd discard1025 P c b . 18, 9 a . M. Ford Ton Truck ’ rates on m request. W" n t . an(1 display loading station nntl near Imrd road. I When he landed. anid Riiviae relatL'rs are for cullA favorite tlelicncy of thc Eskf.. L L. TA LB0TT—Pnintcr anti pai rate* cd jewelry’-—Hoko Smelting and ■ (Cnb A Body*) ervntions hcldunij. ■ ing n statement thnt in apite of llnll*. , mo is a <li*h of good, bad and ’ • Pcr hanger. ..Phone 3511. ' I rice 38,500. Half ensh, balutict* FOR SALE HY OWNER—Well Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. 9 Passenger f B vrrss« length loeateil |„t jn I.nnc’s Addition. having abandoned the championeven half-hatched eggs, mixed • / ••«■* terms. Fred Wnlsmn. line. Suburban bu* further ordered that this 511)5(1--$:,ii rash, l/alance payable FOR SALE—Used Willys-Llght 'hltt he hud never been beaten in P. with angelica and crokebe*,rlex. 50c for first ! While it ia believed th a t L*do ! llCn'' 1,'m,*r»c'‘" thV'fotiowh'g'dV I j ..... . have n peculiar flavor of REAL ESTATE if" " " , i n ' S tS th iV - S i'-Qoorgla. t Panel and thrown into a sealskin filled Plant, A -l shnpe used 10 months. bvke*’ nli ii>ct in ... "ijl,l u l . U u,y 'acrUod ......... r t y s i t u a t e d | „ Heiei- Vr'L..r ,,f I'llbllcatloli be publlalied l fight for the crown he atill conjj® l’°r month including interest. III The Suuforil Meruld. u iiewapMper ltnl9 *c (0-word) tlna. in e,, sending horse* Florida, to-wit t,oi* their own. . jkcs . m n r objict ' ll'D' * "II' ""l- ..County. Light Truck with whale oil. h a res tric te d to . widen'd that he poaaeaaed. This i* a desirable lot nml rapidly Bnrgnin for quick sale. I-nkc Mary 1924 ,i If! A t.e n* ..................DlirMCS tn i «s • .a . .. piibliaheil In Sanford. Florida. to America to n/. compete in c e r.ta■in i! t-it 17" ,"...I " 1 ten !*'» .Midway In Sc:. leal Ion. D‘r J ? AIiD.EIl * ,R- R’ KhDRIDGE Ovcrlnnd Touring Rooms For Rent Save the DoHtaft'L Casino, Lake Maty, Fin. increasing in value. If interested Everyone Inughed that one off '! Iv'iTNKSM’ ’ k ." a .’ DimgVa'a*".’ ’lerk Tu p 19 S. 1 1 . .11 K. i ...................... *»• • .e.™ Real estate brokers. All kind* of | made The HaniI Ifni rnceaIL i* find an eventual m«f* mnr- I The Slid ‘ land helmr ,i..,..._,i . 1I of salil T^rI*»A.F / ° la prosperous farm» " court nml the seal thereof,. Which is nt its best in our ... tor :*7u Above you must net quickly. Inquire nt to haul that Dundee realized he cars reconditioned, till | | lie resp on alb la Order p f l property lisle,I an,I for sale Of. •n li *"ere f,,r l|'P conipetitors, it is th. „r H„. Inci'aiicc of au ch l,n Tl"' Sanfonl Herald, u to-wapn. 1 BABY CHICKS—Nine excellent run fine nml look good. V ir r tr t In s ertio n , The Herald Office. mil mail*: 11 miatnke and ao noth■Nl flee 108 Second St.. Near Park also reported that the first move ‘•■•riin.-nte in the name of Pnknown '.H, r Sanford. Seminole T for siibse'iuent FOR RENT—Rooms with or wlthbreeds to choose from. Hatch­ ng Iiiuje ha* lieen anid about the W ALNUT FUDGE Avenue. Phono 282. ' tr* ; was made from the American side *■">«* certificate shall be rc- *<**,***>'**' lorntn. once each week • ■ ’ ’ nfflco shoitnl bo P rlrrs Right—Terms "Maybe" ing now. (Junlity. our speciality. out meals. Reasonable rates. :i2x i S K hT ’ r,u ,c natter., ^et Dundee atill believe* The manager of the atuil fell demmed according to law tax deed' f wt'Vk. ! ,1 ’ . Llrl) In casu o f Sold In The South For Lincoln House. Not quantity. Let us prove it. ,„|.L lne *l>ul iell ill will I-Siie t hereon on tlo< «lr,l ,i, ‘ " ITNI.MS my tin lid nml Hie seal 1. W. PHILLIPS HONS * te cnn make the featherweight 32x 1 " ith the .'Uggeation and entered 25 of Alan-h i>. pij.*. ’* r *■ “f the Circuit Courr of........................... tin* Seventh J ’. , 5 . W U R I.IN 0. M wlIUrtoi, Free circular with price list. New Dodgo Dealer r.nTiar:n!< ... .. • ,,f limit and lie strong and there me horses. NiE~ ^ ? nlcrvU,u' Morning San- APARTMENT FOR RENT—Thrco fc, >riiUllve tlior-"pcnaliKt. Subdivision to OrEra Poultry Farm, Valdosta, Gn. Phono No. 3 Oak & Second rumora that this apring he will be ” '« !•:-> ..Hi i liV 'ltnd'fo^Sem lnol^.'b.u;;*. ‘ t ™10",,nn1‘ls "I Mnino peoI-n HI, tales, rules m ,,l ,,;.s H.C I -1*i <ln>.................. Of February | .V ^.'r.-hla .“hc Sl.T daTorj'anuo'ry; p rih l'In.,|n. Florida, and F l o r a „l» room apartment on ground floor. matched Jo meet a prominent feaFOR SALE ........ .................... V will Itlve you Egg.* for hatching. 34 YEARS ^rCif nle[ CslL c,I in Klori(«ft ProrHeights, Florida on Dixie High" o ^ y'. Peach them through th« Apply :iuu French Ave. U 12 SanfoH i * VINCENT IHCHARDS COMING f«‘-ai) V. K DOUUUAMH. Jh.JJ) v ,* , ss Wf katlnn. And If S. ( ’. brown leghorn*. $1.00 per FOR SALE—Overland sedan, good f t -her in Newark. way. " ' l-rk flrcult I’ourt Memliiole , H * ' ‘ IHM fll.ASH. I win **slst you Dip there ia a more definite r»ScntineL Itnto card on applica-11 E. 2iU ali • setting. John R. Jones. Hennlnll (*fintitv L'loi-lil•• ' —---— __________!_ ______ i _ ntechanicnl condition, priced low I’ounty. Florida, l want ud. to I JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 20 _ H )R RENT—Furnished two room >ort th.it Dundee ia grooming for Ave. li': A. A t. WKKKH. D i TIN AND METAL WORK for tpiick sale. See Mr. Fabri (feetlve. John L. Doggctt, J r., chairman of f .*i. 13. 20. 27: Alar. C. | 3, jo. apartm ent. 311 3ml. St. West Jersey battle with Sid Terria Rp X0TH K 113 Park Ave. the committee on arrangem ents ‘ •oping to beat him more eonvinc Laid «>v« tb«lr JA. ? Et S » • c b w A N -A II kin,l, ADVERTISE in tCe Journnl-ncr- Side. Mr*. A. F. Woodburn. FOR SALE — One fenther bed. ■Tice adlre*.-* nn 5!}*. rpt‘elved word that Vincent i \ t i i i : M itc riT t o it it o r t h u t tpy than Ma lull’11 Hid. In a FOR SALE—25 acres good vari­ Phone IU7-J. ?.r . Bn.d Sheet Metal Work nowsD*nBrlh wGcorK,a’B KrP«test sh v i : \ t ii J i u iriA i. rm c L 'iT ■hour number If Kit hard* will be umong partici­ able land. 111 acres stumped and FOR SALE—Small officu safe. right light in New York when the For Rent me OF I't.OII I ll.l. I \ AMI r o il W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak Has no equal for diirnlilllty. ft lit*. About one kTy Snd - M-°rnin* af> m o o n , FOR RENT—One bedroom, 511 pants in the,fourth annual south­ sF.MiMii.t: t orxT V . i.'fing light in New York when posted—8 acres suitable for citrus Park Ave. Claasiflcdrate* J thoiiMnd lots a Like new. Phone 473-J. wear* longer nnd imik* lieller than eastern tennis tournament which IN FI IANt'F.lt V. Jlli« ntliers ran t tree*, excellent truck land. Large le boxing commisaion remove* ! FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE v S ’n u Thlrd s trc c t’ Td,>- HcraM w nB* Wnyaeoaa JournalFOR RENT—Five room house, any othr paint. We carry a fall Yon may fool yourself into thinking that* * Realty t'onipany, a corpora­ fd, you unlesa Christ-like life possible. will begin nt the Florida Country Bol-AIr Herald, Waycross. Georgia. h (>R RENT—2 nice furnished It room house, Jorge garage, l cow FOR SALE—3 bed*. 6 chair*. *inin h*.n againat him. tion. complnlirint, new, close in, on Chapman Ave­ Ijne of sun-proof paint, rarniihea, . iildro*. FOR WOMEN. Fell. 2(1. _ The Kivc your cow any old mixed feed nml Section *1—She shall be cheerful, TYPEW RiTERS AND REPAIRS housekeeping rooms. First floor. nntl calf, one Ford truck, nil for ger sewing machines, table.*, call nue, phone 21. vs. 10-,In the E ntrants Knlsomines, brushes, wood stain* Freshman ( ahinet ha* drawn its huppy, find optimistic in her work who who wlT|,rt? will alsoMur‘ appear tour­ hut you can’t fool the cow’. She cannot nutf FITATION. $2,300,110. W. I. Higgins, Chutu- 1020 Union Ave. • TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— 31 I E. 5th St. uiurr MIST be All mnkes of typewriters for In *pite of Charley Weinert’s and wall paper. Almy tilnn. it nl.. Defcuilnuls. nrn! strive to make other* as hnnla at Tie San. oto. nament include Howard Voshell. policy evidencing the sphere of ac­ thinir out o f nothing. T r f c " y°t.Ur BUj*3CriptIon to the second decision victory over Jnck To Atnry t*. tilnn. Jim M. Francis tlrr ar bf M FOR SALE—Sewing machine— i HOUSE FOR RENT—Ten room Beal* Wright, Douglas W atters, nml rnnnlr" f°r rCnt- nli"‘ Tribune or hand it to your local VV A N T E D u If *. - - • ■Francis. Cltnrlt*i ^hrtrkey the promoter* tin not tion of the freshmen, outlining py\ . | llnrnda, ■ar itl.ri.nlluhouse, north of Lotigwood, ttenr Sanford Paint & New Home; postcard sige kodak. the Jupnnesc star, and EhSf Bid ° ff cU 8uppliL,s' i{oom 0 H . Finnds nud wife. Alice It. Fran Section 5 — Whenever possible! FOR BEST RESULTS USE L| * allJ. , ..............* ■ " *•»■ • s s un v "(cm tr be getting excited about ideal* nntl work of the first year ?° you cnn roa‘1 Florida’s ! hard rond. monthly rental $20.00 other stars. Bred sulkev baity cart. 113 Elm limit* to-wit; Alurj C. tilnn. Jim. A l. Jrrlre *o greatest newifpitpcr. ncw.vpnper. One One vrar year — — ■ ■ ■ .......... he,P others in the littlp For Trade • biro. Th” Jersey Adoin* ha* mnde students. The following II. C. DuBo*e. c riincls nml w ife .---------- Frutirls Avenue. Mrs. It. C. Shenfer. i* the difficulties of school work. Wallpaper Co. -. « buy I'MJ country V.WIIIIUJ |f|tv* Happy Cow Dairy Feed. I lompt. I'fTIclent. $2 on’ .I nonl,,» J4.0C, iiirce three mnnms months 1" ANTED—To pro 19 nn Ci# •••« ▼i.vt,, . • itime bid to tome back and has policy ns adopted: t 'buries .o. Francis nml wife. Allco Building Material K.00. If you desire $1,000 insur/luce, canned vegetables, syrup, Section 6— She shall build up limit* bo d e a d , t o nil p n r t l e s clnltn !‘ n* mighty well with himself FOR RENT—Two room furnished Old Beck H orse and Mule Ft.l Bear Depredations inj; InltfrcfUn u n d e r e n r h n n d e v e ry Will trade equity of $1,500 in. nnce policy odd 75 cents to your highest price.* paid.—Davis Whole­ Article I—Hitch member on resources within her self so that what with hi* recent victories over apartm ent with garnge. No small Wclnkn Building, Phone .10.1 c fuer. I o f Die f i d lo u lmr d e e e n s e d d e f r n fre* Minmi bungalowfor well located j sale Co., Augusta, (»u. P.'intern. Flrpo anti Sharkey. MIRACLE Concrete Co. general cl s. and each mut every of the above children allowed. 703 Unlnu-tto Help Wanted Annoy M innesotans ht Snnford unimproved real estate. mimed .lef.-mlanls, If living, nml If But the tiuit* ha* gone when if Ave. r ce[j,1fn1t w»rk, sidewalks, buildIIS I either, any or nil of thu mild dcfeiiDressmaking thnt will please. Box -l.il Sanford. Fla. was figured.......... thnt bo wna a chance ,i* t e J S f 1" . ‘" ifo rio n boxes. J. B. Dnnv?M U 9^ A wT t0 bUy ° r Bel1 ■ ST PAUL. Feb. 2 0 .-T h e mis- Soul lie.i *t Quarter of mild Section., miECTOKY 1103 Oak Avenue. Phone 321-J. Terwllleger, Prop. ■* WANTED — Experienced I n d y FOR RENT—Ver\* tlesiral/le locat­ •'.gainst the contenders for Demprni Red Co|nb Poultry Feed tno Gnincsvillo Sun." Ichievous black bear ha* become row o*ii|p nod IlniiKc. nml run Kn»l i Cor. Elm and Commercial St. V* ‘• y's crown. , it* > .........., ed apartm ent, four rooms with • stenographer. Chase & Co. tier of tlic Nortliwe.t Quarter of tlm so annoying to settlers, tourist* Lost and Found Business couple desire 2 or 3 FOR RENT Lumber and Building M aterial •Sectlon M —She shall be ready’ tirr nllhln raay I-.. Frnneln. or otherwise, to nml to i/ath uml garage, unfurnished. Wc ! 7 r U NV>-Ctarksb„r*. Th. As showing how fnr Jack Re- *k. ^t'1.!'0”, 1 ~ ‘S,?C. l,(* friendroom apartment furnished or tin•I. M. McCASKILL. fir of Nanfiiril LiihIh h«*rrluaft**r to! COOK WANTED—Small family, Phone 323-J. Well located brick store, Sanford ? m uK en ',n'1 "•hers in I Carter Lumber Company ... i Vr*uur* Exponent, niornina in ev,H.°,rer «um *stlons thnt will help, •'.-ilt hns slipped lately, a bout lot- ery Jvne' "f ‘nt'‘r‘,Ht'; 1 j" •tlrn nrrilrtl. Minnesota.* vast forest lands that nil claiming liKercslN uih|. I must be reasonable. good pay. Inquire 1122 Park Ave. Rent reasonable, _ N. Laurel St. Phone 665 ern n^ mornlnx14a.Usual furnished, is , l'1 1,1 tht’ *»nt« time she shall he ha* been mnde the object of LOST — Last Sunday, strayed, Avenue. Iwbrn any *pr" *t«n him nnd Welncrt Is being fy y* "f K!.r* "* her class. I all. 8. l cent per Hunill wont,',y-minimum A. I'. CONNELLY & SONS he just nnd kind in her criticism. FOR RENT—Cottage. J. Musson. | rr*alrnl. ] | |« .Section 2 - S h e shall be sinceremedium sizetl white setter, fe­ r »atiled up. Fighting spirit, or proposed legislation. II7LL LUMBER CO. House a Realtor* akrtlrally for Section !)—She shnll use her time devoted i„ every part of cam* male. Black spots on Imdy, right Jh e r lick „f it. it ,„id to be Re­ WANTED TO RENT—Small furWANTED—Girl*. Must lie neat Service, Quality and Price. ATTENTION—Pen­ an denergy well. 101-108 Magnolia Ave. Phone 48. g“ " l,fe ,,r"> I', all college nctivtilt’s trdtfhh*. n,«*ntn>il| inlr ,,:lutcd in the Min. over nishetl Inuurulow or apartm ent, „, M |*MI VlilV MVf Ij ear j black, --- small -- *yellow spots «*vi t,", *reatfst de­ ami clean. Apply at Lulieth FARM SORORITY Article 2—The cnbinet ns a n.sotn Legislature would approvelopment In Olorlda’s history; n private bath and kitehennette. I’ru- r,K!u Wp is one iif those sparring * ‘,ft ',,,r white, black and Cafeteria. pna !ee ?,0n/ moneyv “"for the relief ,‘f jn. dollar highway tu th* fer south of 8th Street, In This Section .‘I—She shall uphold th.. *rouP <hul1 G*el their responsibib .hvl,bint. irtncr victim* uf Jack Dempsey phono ‘ w^ 'tc tn'j- Reward if rcturncil to r... f°,r „ ,f fercd to TALLAHASSEE, l-’eb. 20. — A n Jl",t hnlshe.l; a two Y|r “‘.V 7 .."“A ° ‘rlM NOTII K ,»K APIM.ICATIII.N I'OU eo tin «!«'» "f her class by R vift 1 ,l> * •' whole, and they shall nil h» r J l ! inJu, r A. A. Vaughn, I'ark Ave., uml WANTED—Two neat white girls group limy ray. : T 0 It Y million do.lar bridge across K.seam- ''* ’*• • al'l K. bathes. of students a t Florida State T.i.x IM-.I.Il | Ml|-:it NKCTIOX Ida Bay started; Properties by for waitresses at Sanford Coun­ quarter million ; Hughey St. highest, ..oldest, truest and most ' S e d i v ! 'r l," rnMtly " ml wh.dc- • «-n«.ni .,f°" «*"?! .17.1 OK T ill: UKXKnAI, M t V t Irinii.; 7 "tnrted; umrtib.VF. College for Women have organized try Club. Phone 2500. -- opera i/wiinu IKTi:.* Ti:s OK OK THU i l Kl' ..!• house Ullllt-r under construe' T i l t : «-r S T .IT OK ... KI.OH. ’?"Dar A Wonderful W . • rr*. . .. I ’Mi!i•r M i,. protection of a sta te , Gamma Delta Colonization Group . ------------------------------Under the Ill iVi-r»L.lw<J m,,,loni Lein* «p*nt on VVIENNA LOVES CLOTHES | ~ . Section I—They shnll net as n English Union Opens ... , and petitioned the Alpha Gamma Jlivlim i" *rea,*"t chnnes for live Shampoo VIENNA. Feb. 2 0 —Vienna canS t . A l l ^ U S t i l i e G e t s Notice I* hereby given that \V. medium between the freshman w ort acco" linK •" game TO HOLD CHURCH NIGHT Delta national fraternity, for a !>. Penrsan. purchaser of T hx t.Vr- flooT Pw"r„ r \ . e /•• o f 1.9 I Branch tn Phillipines !V'!« A jf'ces. To„ Take °n Depart­ *r0" nJ not lose its reputation for gaiety. It'* easy In »wll yoor . . Fla.B!! " n'l t*>e Y. W. C. A. hy wardens have rapidly increased, I. ol.‘ rr.. , r .1 .8 D°velopment tlfli-utM No. .lie, iiiitetl the 5th /luv local charter nnd installation in Someone.in the garm ent trade has j L O i l III ( ) l L X |] i l o r e r own hair with W*ad«r> v Halt- Fay 111 C r i s i s helping the freshmen to under­ these Off,,CM liken their numberl of June. A D.. 1922. ha* fll.-it si/l.l ment Th* Pensacola New*. Uthr TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 20. — May. Mis.* Louise Leonard, grand Hoot It Dlhfra estimated that during 1924 tin lekes. j | In tny offlee, and ha* IMnkes, <• Directory certificate quickly and profut«lys> _____ 1st" nj| ibe meaning uml functions ULA'innesota .* famous Hl.OOO it I’j'b. 20.—A bunch of “Church Night" hns taken the presiiient, will arrive here next n/nile application fur tax deed t„ dnm-ing Viennese. w<muMi uiui nu-tt1 ST. ANGUSTINE. Feb. 20. — •vrn in hard water, and \t»rM t; ,,i\ 1 *1 *1,11 t T u t U v m t AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Auv i D S v ,K«W|»h Siiyaking Union, an BAGD \ D on ■. . . . . of this organization, place of monthly denominational Friday rinaraoaally. Cccoanvfc r/iiiuy to in inspect iiin|>i vi the lot- group which W'lUCII -».*** IND MOTOR RF.- Issue In uccordiinee with law! Sold / soa ri< , ” ,,ew dresses nnd 3,The city commissioners of St. Au-i:« Vion it giiii, Mf^oip with soctetiM In i ' t b ’ J0— Mug Fvisul; Section 2 -T h e y shall strive to ^ n-~ A ugusta’s greatest (hi ma__„ ik«* il l certificate emtirac/-* th.- foil..wing classified medium, rate cash .09c ato new dress suits in which to go gustine have taken steps to care* meetings nt Florida State College, is composed of Vera Mehlri, A inu ! '• '•»m : h \ i. *t \ t i t i ’m • V BOUe of th, world to lira " T outdlrtaniltr****, ilK I dixg. '" l M trv to •'•nth bis sub -b u ild up a friendly feeling among d.-Hi-rlh.-d property Nltuat.-d In '»• n i l: STATU OF IT.fill11| \. tinfirst to be held Tuesday. A A Mraviiiiithtltelm N1 "0b. f f i l y chargo. 10c per lino, minimum to ban*, and that together they fully preserve the headboard of minister from each local church V. Fvnns, Jewel Neylans and Ju- \ \ v ' Memlnolc county. Klorldu. to-wit: relation* hetw'en JC ts to practise self-denial, and in I frp,,,j)a,» ''y Inj.ping those -7 nml ahlnlnc • jin Lively of Tampa; Hostile Mill- J \ V ^ IlCg. 343 ft. N. „f si; f or. 0f nk MUC. <n e/l on the shoemaker* for 100.-1thu colfin of Pe/lro Mcnundcz do I -Vnll.-.- |* li.-rehy ulven'tlint / '. || th* acalp hMl ECTRIC SERVICE ''.'..!!*ih pcojiles. ha* been ■i of,8W Q See. J Tup. 21 s order to cut state expense* bn. " i f i n ? lh er,lo rm ito rIM ooo pair ,/f dancing slipper*. Avllse. presented to the city this will bold services on the campus inor, Madison; Willie Mae C hantp-| V \ '■ruled in Manila. Uy clean. ]>y V; V *; ,,r Tltx • 'ertIfl.-iiie |D(ctricnl repairs. , •••• The • ••• "orgaiiizn '* " .i .u ' in iere Itauge 3o B. linn-N r»»3qirlek -• ST AUGUSTINE, FLA. - St. tu-ys Orlaiulo; Esther (.reamer ivoes ov joint n. sti'imiu .tr ore*- at . i 7:15 , a(ter . . which , ■■ the ■— various ■— r— to forego half the monthly j to 'diirc.rent 'iine^o'f Caturdy.them \I;, I. 'r* ,|ay " f June i. hi tr. which is to he known ns I offered ,n roml HtVI.V to point U'. of Iteg. Ave. Orlando, Johns (younty i.i re/irh(*<i through ;;; m ” ' "»i«i i-.-riirie.it. COM MIS I ()N KBS NAMED !ident of the Florida Historical So- ?*a"*s . tMr meetings. Stu- and Lois Bradford, West Palm , ! J-.. t o II.-g.— I m-re. branch of the New York socm," ,,N,; Wfnn. to Which he is entitled Section .1—They shnll represent | 'I'll.- mild lit 11.1 l.elllg nsHesNud nt the St. Augustine Evening Reconi. MOORE HAVEN. Feb. 20. — ciety. Mr Mr. Stetson declare*' declare* Thu the It?." YU'"* .? nu\ c, ,,vvu ,.U n,rr^ K‘l<‘l tM •» nttemi »«entl Bench; Fern Curtis. Jacksonville; •'" '-, 't .lr.-.l to I«S||H In I,,. o* formed under the initiative of civil list. He has taken , ••'oiights nnd feelings of th« cordnor.' the date of Hi.- iNsm/iiee of su.-h Quick results. Two eentu per word. May Denham i'artridc, Muuticello, with law H./hl r.-rtlft,ai,*b'jt' fimtverneur F. Moslte. ... • h i * ........................ l e n r i i i n g t h e t r u e c o n . ! u n V * " . i n t b e “ s s o c i a t i o n n n d eml.rare* tl... foil it, |, ik ,)e*,-rll..,l F ° F n r|l,|C|T f t " 1,!I,alnl Hggfh.' reiic is the oldest of its kind or ,'uch w R hvvorkof their rasL e tiv 0 and FOR RENT certificate III the mull)- of tin- Sample copy on reaueit. Margaret Colfey, Miami. Sev­ E. E. Platt of Arcadia, arid B. I,.'character nnywherc in this country V • • L . . r* Mul,IVu known. Kill■-.** sold certificate shall m I’rotistnnt Episcopal Church. ditinn nf the Iran treatnrv , fp*P"nslble for intcr- IM-.I..-II. Htin.l..! l„ |4,-Iii|n..|. eral also have pledged themselves he red.-innied u.-.-ordliiK to law tux TAMPA, FLORIDA_Tampa Dai l yi , ° f ,Sl’brin,r »u-. n elect- and he places a high estimation no" " nn»"">* Tallahassee. t.nvcf»:or (,'ciicrtil Iamnatil W’ood *.tff..,» f. to*Wit;_Is4»t n Blork >1 I .l , , " H,,ry* whMt nretmg these thoughts to the cnbto the group. Car. Drive it d.-.-d will Issiiu thereon oil the 3rd fnet. Times, the great homo dalltT .•rn»»0,,i n'inBii°,,cro nc'v).v- upon it, aside from the nssocinns nn tiled hotiornry m eddent; RtJfhrs from a sarioun deficit. /lay of March, A. I>. 1925. and Second St. • — • • y‘ "m ited Indian Prairie sub-drain-1 tiuns which muke it priceless to A r '.l., , ic new spaper, w h ile tlgndier (h'lieriil Frank R. M-. IVItne** my official signature rate l*Ac per word, minimurt. .■aa. II.. ___a 1 . .1 71I. a ., . . . . . J. G. SHARON it -U nl fur t and sen I this tin- 22nd /lay of Jim- charge 25c cash with order. W rits “gp district, officially created a t a the City of St. Augustine, founded OV, president ' . .. Th./inn* Marring- .■h.it.king t’ L' I*IH1 ^,,r thi •*1' s m'kttowl- .. meeting here last Tuesday. The uui-y. A. I»„ 1923. by Menendez in 1505. The relici "l*-**-1' sTl Attorney-at-Luw »n. Brifi.-h .'tiM*td genera! i;t .Ma- ^ i f f V ’V.' 1 v ’•* financial N , , l ' ( K TO BUILDING for complete rate card. TO CON4Si-ill) district embrace* ail land in High­ from the colfin in which Menendez’ ■FOR HIRE la. vice , re Idenl. nnd Emtene A. ff[,.u • ••'"» leading TRACTOR: Will practice in nil the cuurta v. i:. in in ii.,\ss. TH E land* county in township 38 South, remains rested for 350 years, wan Clerk Circuit Court. Semlu.de PALM BEACH COUNTY—The range •ilmorr. vl/e gnvem.il of the Philit . 11:1,1 l'" " v •*"• king’s ex-l u„„i . ... iKRVICK f)ny Examination of Abstracts of Land 31 East, and other lands in ...... * «entrusted tmit.iiui IU *1• t ihUl.MIII Til" to 4Mr. Stetson illfll last oil sumby County Klorldu. scene of stupendous development- . •• j •Pino Islands, *,H..nd v i.-- pre* . I ll ’'" 1 , While *.,ch a : . , ' " b",s W,U be ,lteeivetl n fets nil trains. BagIJy A. M. WKKKS. It. c. uinueM county, totalling approxi- mur l>y thc? mayor of Avilen, Spain, need LEONARDI’S COUGH SYRIJP Titles given especial attention Rt-nil about it in the I'nlm Bench ent. -- __ totitse i* hardly prolmhlv. there I tlu’ Commlsspjners of the C I’hono 551, i Jill III* fin il,...t,» IL... e , i* 0 . . . . . ^fur delivery to St. Augustine. I'ost. Sample copy sent on re­ mutely fio.000 acre*. (CREOSOTKD) Dirice* in Seminole County Bank 'UfantterfUl ‘ffV/i/rrx OPENS NEW I'ARK will haw.’ I!'/"!;! l V r ' h" rut* : Hanford, Seminole County. Florida! quest. It Boothes and cooli the inflamed m i l l 's WANT GOETIIAI.S 'Orliqht/ut 5um/nrVa Building a rr tissue:;. It feels like a swallow of ice pemlitun- of the government ^ i ^ f t 1<',‘‘(rk'" ° ff,cp' r i t y Hall, lALLiKR. Day and ADVERTISING gets results if it salaries uml allowances ( Hanford, Morida, until 2:30 p \| water to a parched throat on a blister­ MIAMI, Feb. 20.—The city is y j 'S ? / ’M’. y nKA(’» . Feb. 20 prvicc. Anytime, reaches potential buyers. Pa- OLD HOME TOWN ing hot summer day. It gives quick i> “ n>' s p c c ia l f c » t n r e s « * » —The Lake Worth Inlet Cnmmisto begin immediately improve­ latkn Daily News is circulated in relief. M » lll' OTATHS TO J . HV 'l""!,'’ ' " f < ”V Stove and Fire Placo H a z a r d & Company 3lon ment.* nml beautification work on an industrial nnd agricultural sec­ JO,N l,,f 1,11 material* and labor for the , , I* con. dtlering V. K negotiation* K » n n tjo ii* Ask vour druggist for vitn a tlli,/ » v t » ,. . WRECKER a new city park of 20 acres lu- | tion. m ill (it-nerul / . i (teorgin n W (iocthal-, A erection and completion of a City LLO-NAK-Dl'S a iia ift W ood s i m a l Real Estate—Investment* Htllder Die .r» Panama Canal, with w esteri'and i d s, v«'1‘iil cated on Northwest Thirty-Sixth r.he tview " of' of!'"> ,» » m .c ;.n .l. with iinil m mu ' »« Buil,ll„,. ^ Good for children and adults. J hay or night scrobtaining hi* scrvici-* I,.,-, i.,., "t-stern state* of TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of street between Seventh nml Tenth vj c u t to s u it — klono 394. Night First National Bank Building ford, in Seminole County, in nc­ “ ^n-itilti.tlr engineer in i„b-t m- m,t i y Sab It*’'1'!- It >B avenues. Tropical vines nntl I I*biritla real estnto advertise in w $9.00 per cord delirered J | Movements. ! product* 1 1 c tt,,n oilI »onlnnce with thu plans and spec­ shrubs of quick growth will bo j the St. Petersburg Times. Ono cent SANFORD, FLORIDA I ake planted in the park nt first, with ‘ cent a word daily, two cents a word ification* ns pruparetl by Elton J. Rritt Realty Company Sunday*. /i DAVID Ii. IIYKU F T a ie tropical trees to be set out Inter. - LUNCHES Moughton. architect, First NationTHE MORNING JOURNAL is DuKATyj6 TOOACCO £• SM/jP* ARCHITECT I1Service nnd QunlJOHN E. FOX Atkre* l accepted want ad medium in FOtfttfKVMATfug* -•I Bank Building, Snnford, Florida. I EVERT TRUK [Det ami I’urk Ave- i MIAMI CLUB ELECTS Try Smith’s Harbor BY CONIM) Daytona (Fa.) One cent a word M<'iub*r 1. L i Successful bidder or bidders will un insertion. Minimum 25c. Real M . h laic—ItLsiiranee lto*« I tut l/l I i/ir Shop for «:ood barber |^ t £ n _ , ( o i bo required to furnish a surety liu GAINK8VILLA. Feb. 20.—The ' h \ a S s Miami f.lnl/ of the University of All kind* of property listed fnrsala company bond in an amount equal | FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orundo work. Ladies welcome. T*t . V A rG .STORE — I're- Florida ha* unanimously chosen ,q r \ j t • I’ark Avenue uml Si-rund Street morning Sentinnl; largest classi­ ! h !o T ! •to fifty (50%) percent of the con-j \•“J. Fu25. Sodas. Wi (Veil (', Curry presiiient of the fied business, rate Ic a word, min­ N ext to Valdez. •L r>< > ‘fcM./ I ’ <(*1 CtT. L> I T tract price of their bid, nml to ff°u nt your phone. club. Miami students nt the school imum 21c cash with order. I i •/'t 'l < « : D • T tj i - ; O u i r ; O t T C. VV ><115.-1 meet with the approval of the City tire holders of many important •to l A 't t : M J | U (Otf H*. Y o u IO « A t tmiiey. posts in cnmptis activities. They A LITTLE WANT AD in Tito n ilK ’AI, A 2>Uor>, Chiropodist are now planning participation in IM IT Herald will bring you big re- ji N«. bid will Ik- considered unless |KiJ; TRIG CO. tr- t » -i ’ F o u r SPECIALIST volley luill nml basket hall during iV/' M 'L l? f.T (. stills. Advertise those old articles V ie c f J . Pleasure Trip or a billon & Plntt mad.- up.iii form a* furnished by urn*. Iiunlo/i*. Ingrowthc remainder of the session. you have stored away and have Everything clec* In.: N ulls, ID-itvy ( ' n i l I'li' Architect, and accompanied by no use fnr. A title thirty-relit ud ous.i or t lr r j arhtui T-K. Elcctrngith Fishing Trip may bring you several dollars. feel. • certified check payable to said Tht- first traffic problem was W i\c ^ ■ lilt. l*. II.. (il*LRH solved when Noah sent thnt dove Phone 118 nnd a representative will "wrier in the amount of One RVnilNH AND Yuwnll Draw 111-itr. out to find a place to park the call to see you. i An Kilo Molar gels you (here, rhoiisfind (SI.000.00) Dollars. The Lh i t u k s I'hono. Ulavator O rlaiu lo . ark.—Arkansas Democrat. THE MIAMI HERALD is the big • h.-.k of the successful bidder or ami brings you haek r icb ■I, - # Eijst ( oa*t morning newspaper. T’* Tires, Acccsso* • idiler* to he retained by said W' I remodel the rooms H ayes n smilo. Elm owner a* liquidated dninuges should V Fnr Sale Ity FI ton J. Moughton ^ 1 Y >ne 417 1.3. [g a r d e n h o s e Sprayers '!"• successful bidder or bidder* over the W e s t e v n nations. MagH O O L H IIA N ADVANCED ARCHITECT Hill Hardware Co. ,r;"1 , ',r " fiiie to execute a conf ' n!• First nnd Elm, COLK1MAN 11,®“ »nd to supply bond as re'.C 3S fARUBY WAS STRUCK BY | a< »'>'! 10th Strcot. 15c Per Fool a H.P. Faat -w .. First National Hank ]lldg«»A<ar Co. pL A poou b a l l while Rhone 53. 11pored, within ten /lays after Sec Lidht T w iitj ^ 3rd nnd Oak 1TM6 POOL POOM LATE H30AV written notice of acceptance of Sanford, ■ ■ Florida M otor Phone 110 Hall Hardware Co. bid. ; I’LORIST" The Owraer reserves the right to I n n i f p n n r | 4f*jl occasions. to • , s?hune 260-W " ’•••it any and all bid.*, ,,r to ac,L t e n a n L I t l n t e i ’By f. r ,l,pl nn> i’id or p a n of bid by e s t e d c a l l a t o f f i c e o f Pkx. in „ . Office ... them ,;e,med be t., the hc.*t in- S e m i n o l e S e c u ritie s tcn-*t „f the to (’Uy. Building Annex V Jt; t. L • D O N 'T k n o w t t o w 105 West First Street. .UW-L 3. * "i'le* of plans and specifica- Company, next door to M U C H l-O N O E K » K IM *t»~TAMO t*XKUY Phone tl,,n* n' “V be seen a t the Clerk’s M 'f W IP E . ' \ N ‘ O A s U C M T C R SHOP—For ex­ „ r may ^ h||(, from thjj Edward Hig-grin’s Ga­ e>C»M A N G R Y A.T P-4E. - T H I P ry call 570-J. •Vri hi tec t upon deposit of Twen- rage, or phone 664. Tm e s s k n ■ biU E L N C C l b A o w r u L * •y-five ( 125.00) Dollars, such de­ M RK Ef-W e have posit to be refunded b/uiu fide bidL I ? e also can furners upon return of plans and n.otucmn* delicate*S73*VY. 1(10 Park »l ccificatiun* to the Architect. SingerScwing Machine Co ea sy paym ents Suh-ionttactors tuny obtain copies Mnel/li/ca Uup./lrml and lt,-„.t a applicable to their work upon pay. Wr II.. Ilr.,..,t,. hll ‘ " UJ Ujjjj1» • ivic I.caguu I mi nt „f Ten ($10.00) |io ||„ ri, * i*o»\v. a i.i »:*./ i „ „ » • 11- Mims. Itrmifh Mgr ("hi. h will K- retained, m "Ian’s S K S ' r « ( D aily, ^ _ _ COst' ng ninre j !•>' "rtler of the Commissioners iispi I , ■ :*n * lny other feed I h (’r construction IVC I-Vi; ever used, ’ I Du- ( Ity of Snnfonl, Seniinole SOI TIII.AMI PAIXT ( an you ask for anything< "only, Florida, February pth, better? Th* Kulnt That 8«vr» you Mnnvf, 3l*niifueli/reil hy Rh*ra>in.|.tn,|«lry 1‘ali/t r«. , ,d. p«re Place W. B. WILLIAMS. Snlil hv l " ood City M anager of Banford. t.oxsnrq k a i ^ t i o m p a w 113 Wax null* t / r , l^th, 2Ath. ind Mar. 4. t ? Suit Magnolia Ave., and Hh si I'hoti* 2JA L u rd ^'ivcred *3’(in’ Mfn.’uS', TIRE! ... -li Waters’ Kandy Kitchen E- . I z SUN PROOF PAINT Policy Of Freshman Class At State Girls College Drawn Up By Cabinet DON’T FOOL YOURSELF ibn»rhtnK ?litIfo80advrertl*® In SEMINOLE FEED CO. BEL-AIR SOAP Siluated in the best residential district in a grove of orange frees and oaks, and only ten minutes from First Street. BEST CANDY a ll your teeth ever met im p r o v e m e n t s FLORID "an a u m ly Why You Should Buy Now ( growth^i^aTsohitdvft*111 an!az.'n" l,ace W lion of the city will' h o S J " sS f yr b THE SEMINOLE SECURITIES COMPANY 11 RAW SORE THROATS and j * its continued P o w e r f u l! XS X n-cnl., are completed, values S i he n S £3 [j X & V m um . That Is W hy You Should Buy Now BEL-AIR REALTY CO. BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS OUR CUSTOMERS SAY: " ™ rev t y /j H A Y - a « , N - „ IXED Company (l^lttlfif 7 4*V.Uy.**•»><-/*' • 1 OOT 11 1 *— (/■■i, r ■. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 20, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4e3e36c143d1c8f68b65446526d9bc4d.pdf 05b1f50a4cca8d1d8d73ead7a915dff9 PDF Text Text - #**!•<• ^ .*• ' « .J m tu 1 h ' Itert VwHabto .Garik* L o ri A S S O C I A T E D P R E S S D IS P A T C H E S * I - • EJ Pah* Thursday and « ■ “ * warmer, modera> winds. — , -------------------------- - U s ;’ — _ - ---------- :— SANFORD, FLORIDA* THURSDAY* FEBRIMY 19,1925. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. f h*•4 ** ’ NUMBER 17*. ’ •Vvt Treaty Agreem ent of One-Third of ___ Its^ First Street Property AIRCRAFT VALUE ™Been rl>-s‘» or m l* h™« n u i u i m 1 T flU U L j Sold During Past FeW Days In Addition To Large Block Of Lake Front Lifts SMALL Quiz *;.T? ^ I SAYS NAVAL BODV Will Jr Attacks Hated lemotion [R e ite r a te s Executive i HERHIOT WILL GO Maryland In Address S a y s TO BRITAIN SOON Nine Constitutional TO DISCUSS NOTE Rights A re Usurped Extensive Advertising Campaign Is Started Chapter To Controversy By Prominent Ontiide Interests Have Purchased Properties; Revealing Report; It Says New Englanders Interested Battiephip Is Final Arbiter •W A S H IN G T O N . -Feb. 10.— Presi dent Coolidge added a new chapter Wednesday to the air service controveray by making public the re­ port o f a special naval board con­ vened by his direction, which found that the battleship remain­ ed "th e final arbiter in sea war­ fa r e " and the airplanes would nev­ er "assum e paramount import­ ance." .** - •-* - • Cites Income And - Term* Of Germun Note Will He Settled And Security Inheritance T axes I'ucl Discussed; Fine Diplrmntic Work Is Going On Prohibition Violates With no of tha 107 Firat Street extension lota aold and other deala Involving the saletof several more pending and mith many o f the To lots facing the lakefront also dis­ PARIS, Feb. 10.— Premier HerBill O f R ights, He posed of, officers o f the Sanford Country riot is expected to go to London Hotel Realty Company today re­ Tells New Yorkers shortly. Tho reason given for the newed predictions that the compa­ journey is the conference on the j, Feb. 1 9 ny's entire holdings in First Street military control commission’s re­ NE\\V YOR k T Feb. 11).— extension section will have been ilng Secretary port on Germany, to settle the Nine of those personal and sold by the close of the day on ecalled before terms o f the note that will be sent which the properties are formally A t the same time the president if t committee Germany and to decide whether to property rights which the con­ placed on the market.. a formal statement in ex ­ publish the whole document, which stitution aimed especially to itioning as to issued Harry T. Bodweil, whose sales This photegranh o f the signing of thtf treaty renewing diplomatic relations between Russia and Japan consists o f a preface o f nearly 50 planation o f the $30,000,000 sup­ national- de plemental naval estimates recently organisation Is handling the prop­ was taken at 2 a. m. in the private bedroom of Minister Yoshizawn o f Japan nt Peking, China. Am- pages and 12 appendices, mostly guarantee have been usurped by in fr attack, was submitted to congress by the bud­ erties, announced that several baseudor Karukhan of Russia (right) was in formal diesa, but Minister YoshUawu wore n kimona and !eensrthv - the federal government ' pending and with many of th? get bureau, which were founded was supported by pillows, due to a painful accident he suffered n short time before while skating The more interesting reason for , G overn or Dpted by the recommendations of the naval few days, swell the number of the visit is to conclude with Austen! Albert ( . RitCIC of Maryland By following on bonrd, but sharply modified. The i First Street lots sold. Mr. Bodweil chamberlain, British foreign min- declared Wednesday night nt Brig-General complete building program sub­ declared that he was pleased to ister, the terms of the Franco annual session of the Mary­ mitted by the board'involved ex­ announce that the sales continue British security uact, the militnry to represent a large percentage of penditures o f $80,000,000 n year to the White portions o f whicn are now under land Society of New York. outside interests. "Ten short years have witness­ ouch advertised for three years. study in Paris, llerriot wishes to Among those who have acquired I,and Value Not Stated. j Coolidge, Mltsettle the security pact as the tlrst ed a revolution in governmental step towards the Rhineland in- power In this country." he said, The president makes no refer­ land in the new development are: fore the commit"a new order amazing in tho swift­ James 'E. Parrott, a New England ence to the board’s finding as to volnbility agreement, and the ned hi* opposition ness o f its coming nnd in the dcresident who is wintering at Apop­ »t|orfs oird:a(t relative military value o f aircraft battleships and submarines, the ka; William E. Koverman ami D. E. Crandall, also residents of New roversy took an problem he assigned it to study England; J. S. Harvard, Mrs. For Trnining Of Youth Is Best u r • n i t l' jTCiVbn o n ’ the n « or I " 1' " tltllt,im " " ' " ' - ! «’ *,. »» tho when he directed that it be conter-nllled decision on he \o tone of pon, , phviolation, _ av_ lh „o ftfOV. L on g w n od C o u p le A r e J oin ed len a report was vened last September. He adopts rest, Lake and C. D. Brumley of constitution which gave the gov the note to he sent Germany on Accomplished Through The [members o f the the board’s views, however, that Chutuota, who was representing eminent "complete, arbitrary nndH In W e d lo c k W h ile C r o w d O f the subject of disarmament. Example Set By Ills Elders, despotic power” over the citizen's imittee that Brig, modernization o f old battleships ! St. Augustine interests which ac3 ,0 0 0 L o o k s O n ; C e r e m o n y Some rnther flue diplomatic work income. iilant army chief (not including the elevation of inured a 100 foot frontage on the Soys A. E. Roberts Of N. Y. is going on behind the scenes. If F o llo w s C irc u s P e r fo r m a n c e His list o f examples o f violations in th erow, guns) is the first requirement, I lakefront. Germany is ready to agree to n o f the hill o f rights was headed by ' •| ,e White Hour? completion of 2 aircraft carriers I "The training o f youth is best Rhineland pact under tho league of Ad Campaign Regina Today the prohibition amendment "cen­ by President and their planes second, and con­ accomplished through the example Many Visitors To nntlons, agreeing also to arbitra­ Beginning today, the company’s tralizing in the federal government rould >iot be re- struction o f two 10,000 ton cruis­ set by elders" said A. K. Roberts, tion in the event o f any possible the power to contYol intoxicating extensive advertising campuign Be Guests Tonight tseut position, national Y. M. C. A. secretary of conflict, which would prevent Ger­ ers. third. The board’s building which is tn be carried on in eight cials apprised o f program was scaled down by the New York City, nt the weekly C o n fe r e n c e R e p o rt O n U n d e r ­ many from going to war with Ro­ liquors.” Florida cities, was started. Both Criminal Cases. after a confer- president all along the line, how­ luncheon of the Junior Chamber Hoy S c o u ts A n d H e r a ld N e w s ­ w o o d M e a s u r e N o w O c c u p le s tund or other Eastern neighbors Orlando papers carried half-page "W h a tT ss become," Governor sident cither to ever, to rescue the immediate cost o f Commerce Thursduv. Mr. Ro­ without involving the question of ies B e G u e s ts H ob M o r t o n ; display advertisements which feat­ P r e fe r r e d P o sitio n O n C a l­ its accuracy. from $80,000,000 to $30,000,000. ure tho erection of a $500,000 tour berts delivered an address as a the frontiers o f all the allies, Ritchie asked, "o f the right of u W e d n e sd a y C r o w d s B ig g e s t e n d a r O f T h e U p p e r H o u se France will be willing to go easier Jury trial in criminal cases, when ' follow-up of one previously made loIBcials said they The memorandum described the 1st hotel on a site donated by the the cqurts substitution for it is before the Junior Chnmber by an­ of the matter, president as "feeling that an ex­ hotel realty company. I in its disarmament demands. As a climax to tho evening’s WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.—The other Y. M. C. A. representative Gen. Mitchell’s penditure o f that magnitude $80,­ If Germany proves difficult in contempt proceeding ill which tho Next week full page spreads, in advocating the organization of n program nnd following the regu­ conference report on the Under* being brought to terms on this cnuit qcts as grand jury, prosecut­ statement that 000,000) was not warranted at the which opportunities o f Sanford are local Y. M. C. A. lar performance of members of wood Muscle Shoals report was matter. France will insist on a stiff or a n d ‘Judge? chief likewise present limo.” expressed in glowing terms, will be Mr. Roberts cited an Incident o f,th e Boh Morton’s Circus n public taken up late Wednesday and un­ note to Germnny and the fulfill­ "W hat has become o f the guar­ Included in the board’s report run in papers o f the ’following ^ John der agreement was laid immedi­ ment of the disarmament demands antor agaliK- double jeopardy. reached com- is a detailed statement of the bomb eight cities: Jacksonville, Dayto­ a young mnn o f the East Side inI New York, who when culled upon MU* L-HHati ^ Enright and John ately aside until Thursday. to tli*? IqUe.r. letter, which'would which-would mean, a uwhen *tat<vVvr«i permitteJ. to put wbh that Gen. ing experiments recently made on na, 8anfartL Oriqndo, T£mpa, St. before-Golocn Golocn* w m M .tsh 'a persv«w*#«r the tame -•* for# * After NeUptor Keyes (R ) NeW Rmg'nT>4> beforeriven t h r Choice tho hull o f tho unDhiVK'ir batt-V Petersburg, Weak Palm Beach, and eed. Germany’s reluctance to i which the federal „government has reluc y r e s id in g hla ship. Washington, made public for Miami. The first o f the series of men. said. "A ll we gottn say I?, you tent while more than 3,000 people Hampshire, chairman o f the con- be freed. disarm has in effect played into I already punished him 7 ftrees, had explained the report show us the right wuy to live and pting other scr- the first tune. It shows that advertisements includes’ picturcs o f briefly nnd urged its adoption hv France’s hand. I "W hat has become o f the indlvMr. Roberts de­ silently viewed the ceremony. I war department three 2,000 pound bombs were ex ­ public buildings and points of in­ we'll live it". The names of the principals o f the senate. Senator Norris (It) Technically Germnny is only , idusl’ r immunity from being cotnoptfh ike expira- ploded underwater near the ship terest o f thin city. Figures nnd clares that tho young men o f to day are nnxinus to live right an d ! tho wedding, which had been the Nebraska, requested the chairman obligcd to fulfill the treaty o f Ver- I slic'd to ...stify against himself, oi, m nee next and two “ tornedo explosions" of statistics indicating the rapid do’ right, and it remains for the subject of many conjectures by to givi* n more extended explana­ sallies conditions to'.secure the |%v|,cn „ n involuntary bankrupt largest size (100 pounds o f ox- growth o f Sanford during the past older men to show by the exam- people nil over the county, were di- tion o f the n>>rt. Senator Wat * evacuation of Cologne, but as tho compelled by order o f the federal members also plosives) set o ff in contact with several years together with a re­ pics th >y set, how it in best to be vulged just prior to the close of son, R (R Indiana, then moved matter now stnnds it cannot avoid ' court to surrender his private painformed that I tho underwater hull, the ship re­ sume of what the future holds in (lone the circus (performance. Both Mr. that the report be laid aside until n stiff inter-allied not? involving ners may be prosecuted before the sidential bc- mnining afloat four days thereof- •tore for tho city are among the “ I belong to a committee which . Swnnso and his bride are from •jnotj atuj aqt jo .w.ija ti; Aups.mqx the continued occupation o f Co­ came court for anything incrim­ by declarations i ter nnd riding out a storm. things which are pictured in this has never met on earth but which Lnngwood and «>re popular mumSenator Norris declined to enter logne unless it is willing to join inating that may be found in Iteks nnd W ilb u r1 serioi. Withstand Aerial Ilombs. hopes to moot in llenven,” is what ° f the young set o f that place. into agreement with Senator Und­ lit a security agreement. them? tsign unless sumThe commission's report contain­ Far reaching results which will Mr. Roberts snys is the chief fau lt' To tho strains o f th« wedding erwood (ID Alabama, author of "The result o f the tests demon­ Trial Near Crime. taken in Gen, strated’.” tho board found, “ that the come about in the bringing to San­ with those o f today who arc try-1 march played by the bund under the measure, to limit debate on ed plenty o f material, it is report­ “ What has become o f the right hull o f the latest type o f battle­ ford of many interested buyeri nnd ing to get anything dorie. The j the direction of Victor Graham, the report The Nehrasku senator ed from which a stiff note can be to to be tried in the state or ({is, when notified ship is capable of withstanding to outaido capital, ara expected to bo work of accomplishing anything the bridal party proceeded to the declared that the debate would ex­ framed. Covering tho period from trict where the crime urns commit­ le report, denied a remarkable degree the attacks of tho outcome of this campaign in uflually revolves upon ono or two, platform, Itov. K. D, Brownlee* tend over at least two days nnd Sept. 8 until Feb. 2, it leaves ted. when every one involved in n rhoughts wero in aerial bombs and that with a crew which several thousand dollars uro simply because cucnmitloes usually *pastor of the Presbyteriun Church, “ there will bo considerable discus­ no doubt that the information it <n*e of conspiracy may be brought is able to report was gathered with It nnd tried in nny state in tit ‘ Mr. Weeks went on board to make necessary re- |being expended. don’t function properly. |who performed the ceremony. led sion on the subject." the greatest difficulty nnd in spite i ountrv wherein any one of the nl- w Tampa, St. Pete Offices Open |tention to his re­ pairs, run tho pumps and mnn the ; __ 'the procession. Next came Miss Unanimous consent was granted. . .......... -i nut une «i »•«» «•st the war depart- anti-aircraft guns such a ship as eonipirators i» charged with E. D. Ely, sales manager con­ Milwaukee Bull Club, was another Upright accompalned by J. Putnam report IloW j„ on thesenunatc ° f l*u ®on*t*nt obstructions or thr I acion in refer* the Washington would be suhstant- nected with the Bodweil Realty speaker nt the luncheon, who **- *>i e\ fn ,’QP V t In,Pt’ rl,u!111 ot,‘*',,u ‘ calendar nsunfinished busir.c. !' nml German governm ent lommltting a single over-act? Pucillst informers and the cun - 1 , . . . . . (itchell until tho iallv secure against nir attack." Company, has just returned from plained that the difficulty he and ‘ U|® 51 ’ w " ° K?V.’ J" I its supporters plan to hold it | ning develoiwd by the control c o m -1 , "h a t bus become o f the freeconcludes Its in­ The report of the officer in Tampa and St. Petersburg where his family were having in f i n d i n g ^ kT ‘11....? the floor continuously ontinuomly fo. for a. fit final mi(l|,ion ,lur|^R contro| yi.n„ , a|one ; dom of speech and o f the press, chnrge o f the tests said: ho established brokerage nnd sales a place in which to live while I n A *ico l,u.nt n,1" 1. .11‘ Kl.r ^,w t: ! vote, which they expect in a few make it possible to scrutch under J;lu* l ''e peaceful a (“ A ship in commission would branch offices in those two cities. Sanford was an excellent indkn-’ rick, who acted ns bridesmaid and (bvs Gen. Mitchclt tho surface. jrcmply, when, through denial o f have had no trouble in mnking port These branch representatives like landed arrived at tion o f the growth of this city. fe stFd ° U ^ o S c n t " of ! ( ,PP«»i»i« n »" «P®"Two important nppendices are in *he ri«ht to u.-e the mails or some i the aircraft com- under her own steam after the those placed in other cities, will Mr. Borchnrdt complimented the t^ e s Unfor!i Shrine Jlub. cuinpletcvl! The opposition, which has been detail, one on the possible effective other form of governmental prose­ prosecute the sale of properties of ,Junior Chamber on its activo or­ pWering in cxccu- five explosions." the bridal party. guurd.ng closely its plan proved- forces Gormuny could mobilize, ami cution, proceedings are taken aTorpedoes Not Effective. the Sanford Hotel Realty Company. ganization, and Hpoke o f the lo­ dvisability o f open prot'c 'din g closely its plan the other on arms discovered. The Kainst newspapers or individuals The newlyweds were the recin|recent findings o f With respect to the effectiveness cal ball park as "tho finest in the came out in the open today one on "effectives"— how big an whoseonly offense is to print or to tests it had or- o f the torpedo explosions, the army Germany could raise, nnd the rpeak what they believe to bc *thu |»t McCook field spocinl board gave it as tho opin­ preparations already made— is be­ truth about public officials or the ion o f the test board menviers lieved to be the most telling por­ .truth uhout governmental power? WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.—The "The constitution gives no tight tion uf the report. nature of the Mlt- "that a ship like the Washington to suspend the freedom of speech an immediate would survive eight torpedo hits house refused to accept the sen­ |n« session without distributed about tho underwater ate postal pay bill in place of its D c 'i o r m n n V Y r k o L if/v o r " f lh’’ " rc** :lt * nV Uine, whethI lis o n e r u e c i a i e s i c r in war or peace. Then why Question before the body," but could not withstand own measure. them if the hit* were "bunched." vv v j j*** n o n m i hould the federal government. A $10,000,000 veteran’s hospital Spencer who explained that he was I The lurge wedding cakes from holding night somoIas. (Cotinued on page 3) anxious to get men on the com- the Rnuth Bukeshop and the redProponents o f tho measure claim i H e L o a n e d 1 0 , vpn during Ore World war. have bill was reported by the house vetbe report was conmittees who were willing nnd whojernl Bakery, which had been on the bill now is in a most fa v or-1 . . . . . . . . | made it a crime to sny anything nite House, where i erans committee. had the necessary time to give to display in the windows of the Hall nble position, pointing out that nil Y y S i r f l P I l A llP A l f l ! which might bring our form o f P>on to refusing to ' ' rThe the nomlThe Senate senate confirmed con! Hardware Store during the day. appropriation measures have been r r u i u v s i 1 U U . government simply i n t o ’disrepute’ the work. * _ ___ rn m m n n f t o n n f W l l l l l l l l l ^ . • J l i r t l l l V * **1 l ‘ts accuracy, mndc j _ _ . n m i nation of William M. Jardmr were brought forth and slices were disposed of. and they unticipato no j —— 1when peaceful and honest criticism |temcnt that it had K a n so to be secretary of a;:ri* given to each guest us he passed further delay through prior conATLANTA. Feb. 19.—Testimony nr the advocate o f any fundanientThe progrum will consist of dis­ that source. siderntion o f other legislation. «>f Emanuel Kessler, in which he ;ij change hiOA’ Iks said to do that? cussions o f the student activities out o f (he tent. J that Gen. Mitchell Wednesday night the other half Scnutoi Smith (ID South Caro- said that he mude a loan of $r>,()im ()r vv(,v n,,w should men be kept R v R n r k i n o 1 ’ P i r m The »en» u’ p ° 9,w| V*® and will be conducted by members I tttlv lllg 1 I l l l 1 |of Columbia appropriation bill, the |the White House I J J linn, said tonight and debate on to former Warden A. K. Sartain j jn priMoq fur no more serious of(Cotinued on page 3) o f the vnrious organization!. lown accord to pre---------1 final major supply measure of the' the report might last until March and former Deputy Warden L. J . ! jense than the exercise of their |tion was discreditNEW YORK. Feb. 19.— Resump- , se„ ion. 4, when this session o f congress Fletcher, occupied most of Wednea-, right to say what they relieved. J Ms friends, who lion o f dividends on the class •A i The United States, it was learnends. day’s session o f the trial of form“ The Constitutional immunities t'ne assistant army common stock of Armour and C o m -, |>tj |,a, approached the principal er prison officials nnd Uuranca ,,f th„ individual are stricken, one *t appearance be- puny, Chicago packers, wbh follow- i j)OWer!, on the subject o f a naw Rich!, of Columbus, <>., on chnrgrs j v on#(» he concluded. "M ay it Ikj committee had cd Wednesday by a series of other •arms confcrt.nce. o f conspiracy to accept nnd receive too mUth lo hope they are wuundcontinue his favorable dividend announcements The senate voted against recon­ brihes, in United States court here. r,j nn,| not destroyed?" air service "un- These included the declaration o f sidering the legislative approprinKessler’s charge that he hail | __________________ ' WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.— D«’ f-cal nnd cccnojrJe problem and inleonditions, ......— despite «— a stock dividend of l l ' i per cent tion bill, carrying salary increases loaned money to the then prison o f­ NASHVILLE. Trnn., Feb. 19.— inite informal step* by the Wash- Jitiative for « limitation treaty w>e war and n sw i| ,y the Gulf States Steel Company for members o f congress. Among the im m inent speakers ficials followed a statemeut that W ife O f Oil M agnate 1an Increase in the annual rate on Reports nt the capitol that Ilrig. iPKt>n Government are in progress must come from hurope.ovcrniivntfeon the second day of the semi- shortly after his incarceration in for a new naval conference to exThe Washington Go ‘ iso charged t h ? : shell Union Oil Company common Gen. Mitchell would be summon­ On Hunger Strike In however, is more anxious than e v -1centennial celebration nt George , the prison, in December, 1923, he *th holding back I fr0m Si to $1.10 and the inaugura- ed to the White House tomorrow tend treaty limitations to auxiliary :! cr ‘ ood, i xy v 1- A n n p n ls Koi* \ i(l to curb competitive naval buildiVubody College for teachers were: I nnd GU partner, Morris Sweetwood. craft. '•rtnin activities' tlon of payments on the new stock , could not be confirmed. s of | I^ in I Ul Preliminary emvcrsations in ing ing tn cruisers, submarine, and. Justice Edward Sanford o f the paid $5,000 in two Installments! Of1 jlaj*y r e fe r -10f the Pennock Oil Corporation, I Chairman Norris of the zenate Its effort to United Mates supreme court nnd ! $2,500 each for the privilege defense, which. Directors o f the Armour Coni pa- agriculture committee expressed » . »°SC i -«b ;™. mf *; - &« » « « , . t -nbwtor* . f* . » . - a * an "obsolete" ny declared two quarterly divi­ doubt his committee would have ca . the . project . . . plementury . conference for* th a t1college, Dr. Charles Hubbard Judd, tic chaplain, at thnt tinr* hother iwal that physician be brought confereim reactions. Success o f dends of 50 cents each on the class time to consider fully a co-opera­ director o f School o f Education o f |Thomas P. Hayden. , ncre at once was showed by Mrs. appears to rest upon the sttitude purpose h nsnot reached the stage " A " common, one payable ns or tive marketing bi'l .Money Delivered to Womaa ,( Milton J. Bucilonic today from be* of formal communications o f an> ; University o f Chicago. The littor i of Paris. A conference on invita­ 2 to stock holders of rec<>rd A special naval board reported The witness declared thnt this, hind a door o f the apartment homo kind, although the announcement j un international authority on child S T o Jnn. of that date and the other payable that the battleship remained the tion o f President Coolidge is a pos­ physiology. [money was delivered to a Mrs. o f her husband, oil magnate, where that Ambassador Kcltog at 1 " 1 to stockholders o f record final arbiter in sea warfare and sibility only if it -an b<* found * J"W althal," In accordance with an she has been a voluntary prisoner Problem April retnry i that obstacles o f 1921, which block­ don would succeed. Sec Mar. 14. This dividend the first |toju ............... . 'arrangem ent made with William "n a hunger strike since last Frithat ^ the airplane would never ased the road to complete naval lim- Hughes at the State Dtpartmeni Health Authorities „ sunn naramount importance, Wall, described by the witness as day. ?‘Y* Feb. 19.— At- since January, 1921, gave opportunity to revive with Ttle I n Conference l o d H y ! « Clerk at the prison. He did noU The feud between the husband V?' delegations of recent publication o f the lJ -t re* new forie the dinlomati** conver_____ |know what disposition was finally , nnd wife developed another rays\v'AqiitN:rTn\: Feb __ made o f this money, he said. ; terious angle this morning when Health authorities " f more than Kre-lor. who frequently has beeni, furniture movers installed desks. 20 states and in n large number ™Hed a millionaire bootlegger typewritere. an.l telegruph instru• 1 o f cities are here today to confer » was on the witness stand at the ments in the drawing room uf tho with public health wcrvice on morning and afternoon session. His apartment. Although the oil man’ s employee means o f preventing the recurr- testimony excited frequent out-| lp ence o f typnoid scare over oysters, breaks o f laughter in the court declined to discuss the aignltindy Jt is hoped to discover methods by room. Judge Ervin presiding, fin al-, ranee o f this move, attorney* .«aM , mon stock now in the frea*ur< J!; f Washington naval treaty. have set in motion between the; which definite tests van be made ly issuing a warning that the court j It might represent an attempt by IU .-W . ia payable Mar. 13 t° ®lo'‘ TAMPA. It was learned authoritatively, capitals involved a wh*»h rcrie from time to time for the protec- room would he cleared if what the Budlong to give the place the place ^KETS .record Mar. 2. The regular quar­ Moore, former superintendent of described as "unreasonable; the legal deAnition o f his office howrrer. that the question of land i o f similar informal exchanyv* ol tion o f both public health court and tho terly dividend of $1.25 on city juinitary plant w w found guil­ armsmenis levity" continued. In reply to a rather than residence. Mrs. Hudarmaments is involved.The j views involving about the general ji oyster industry. i* not invoiveo, involving auum question os to existing fenr of se c-. lung look possession o f her husmjn', f t ~~ W heat; mon also was declared. Paya? ‘ L ty la>t night of second degree position of the Washington G ov -j subject, b.it not brought down as) Apr. 1 to stock of record M ar.ju. murder for the killing Aug. 2, of . p . r o - ,; Forty-seven lightships are in ' rc| service operatives, Kessler re j band's apartment after she lost » ernment on thnt score remains as yet to definlto questions .»f I »> ‘ -30S to 1.30%. permitting holders of fj16 ®on last o f T. Walter Cusaden. The it was ir 1921— that land urina- j behle agenda plied: "I have 132 days to go and suit for separation in a Rhode for th e proposed constant guard along the Ameri- PR^a: entitled to the extra stock ** charge carries with it the penalty nobody." |Island court, ^can coast. [1 ‘1 fear nobody,’ meats constitute a European politL [conference. l A5 V eb. 10'— C ot- ceive tho regu br common diwdenu from 20 years to life. ’ • « » y . 21.75. of the additional sotek. Air NATIONAL Y.M.C A. Marriage of Miss Enright OFFICIAL T A L K S To John Swanson Features TO JUNIOR BODY Program o f Shrine Circus SHOALS MEASURE COMES UP AGAIN IN SENATE TODAY Washington News Many Dividends On Stock Made Public 1 Armament Conference On Naval Basis May Be Called By U. S. CovernnMt j ” ™!, ™ ,« .t rfeetin ax * \ ] �SA N F O R D ’S M O D EL R O M E N E A R IN G 1 1 j i f j O S h j . jc ■ ARCHITECT I t -L i . CO N TRAC TO R A N D BUILDER ’Phone 595-R. jt* : r ’ First National Bank .f*:. 418 First National Bldg Sanford ? i*hc In o Rt. till! poir •vet men . of • rot .•hoi tea i in i iiin n in n iiiiiim iiin iii,, For Reliable Service We. deal in quality. Let us estininte your wants in, our line.' We will both benefit IS L O C A TE D IN Complete with Lorain Oven Hf«|l in service and appearance Will Bt Quality Material. Quality Labor House and Indutsrial W iring A subdivision ol‘ beautiful hoinesit es. Highly restricted, and which will soon become known as S an ford’s most desirable residential center. 116 Magnolia Avenue. Wfr are installing the wire in the model home, A . P. Connelly & Sons Phone 8 a w u m i u p W E A R E FIIRNIS! TO RUSSWIN-IZE TO ECONOMIZE VLL THE FINISH H A R D W A R E FOR TH E ABOVE m 3 M ODEL H O M E i|\ tjie model home is being done by Lee Brothers . Quality good s com bined with reason bble prices make plum bing and fix tujies installed by this firm satisfac tory to any home builder. FURNISHED BY avert THE HILL HARDWARE CO Vlien in need o f Hardware, Tools, House Furnishings, Cutlery, Sporting* floods— Call On IJs— W e Have It. s e r v ic e .......... ;•..........................Q u a l i t y .................................. p r i c e ... Lee Brothers ■ | It’ you buy Eberson-Limlsley Paint pf paint that lasts • . Play Safe and Call 11 We are Responsible ami Rdi^l PLUM BERS 113 Magnolia Ave. WE ARK FURNISHING THE Amalgamated Root ing Makes an Ideal Roof For Any Home. CALL FOR OUR PRICES BEFORE BUILDING Our Exhibit will be worth seeing. Don’t miss it Smith Bros These fixtures will make any beautiful light. .Sample* may show room. Quality Merchandise PHONE U G M a gn o lia Avenue ■ B aaaH B a '8 iia siB iiU riU ri*a 4 tfii*a iB a a a a a «a a a a iiftiiN B aariijririA �Hm tract upon wWch Seaford .6 ) & School o f the A te; 8 popular; 11:45 frolle, *» WHB Kan*a* C ity (8 8 8 .8 ) W Radio scariae, address, care o f the eyes. K H J Loa Angsles Timee (4 0 4 ) 8 concert; 8 :3 0 children; 10 feat­ ure*: 12 orchestra. W H A S Louisville Times (399J ) 7:30 concert. .. , , WMC Memphis Ooommerclal Appeal (490.7) 8 :3 0 concert; 11 O w n has been laid out fa owned several o f the M ather - e t a S 0f b y I . C . Miner, a taanofn ctw er Dteaetors; F . J . Niver, etoniH ve furniture stores: and also to th« Ilif/tiu fo rd Grove, Located Qnarjfc /fj. ter Mile East of City to Be SrT on Market Soon; Contain* Spf 175 Acres of Wooded Lands ft !; | GTS f P’ > R; IS . S ISales Firm Conducts Publicity Cam paign Many Improvements and Erec­ t i o n of Many Homes Will Be ic* Carried Forward At Once. ^ S a n fo r d Grove, a handsome new kttbdivision, adjacent to the city lim its o f Sanford, will be offered to r sale this week, according to announcement today. N ew Y ork m id Philadelphia capital Is Interest,aa in jthls property. ) Florida Realty Associate , Inc., o f D aytons, Sanford, .md Philadelphia, JF k ., is hand l i t; the development mid sale of the property. Sanford t o e v e is one o f the m ost preten­ sions o f the several tracts recently W a r e d for sale in the suburbs o f Sanford. Sanford Grove is a tract o f beau­ tiful wooded land about 175 .acre* ‘t o ’ extent, end is located one quar* \ttr o f a mile east o f this city. The .property Is high and dry, with 'Beautiful views in a ll directions aftl points. Geneva Avenue, which vans directly east from Sanford, Bosses directly through the prop­ e r * .o f the corporation, fs well known •j *** o f Mew York City, who Is w ell known wherever metal* are asedj, a s the originator and owner o f M agn olia anti-friction m etals, end other “ M agnolia" metal prodoete. T h a Magnolia Metal Company has been owned and operal_______ M iller fo r the past 39 years. M r. Miller’s customers in the m etal business are scattered all over the entire world, and his investments In Florida are extensive* located fo r the most part in Sanford and Seminole county. During the past week M r. M illar directed his efforts and energy from his office in New Y ork City toward the erection of the proposed new Forrest Lake Hotel, to be built on the shores of Lake M onroe. Florida Realty Associates, Inc., a Florida corporation with its ex­ ecutive offices in Philadelphia, is specialising In developing and sub­ dividing large tracts of land In the suburbs o f thriving cities o f F lor­ ida, and thia organization has, a ft­ er much investigation, taken over the work of development and im ­ provement o f Mr. Miller's property at Sanford Grove. Developing Florida Lands Florida Realty Associates, Inc., has been organized for the pur­ pose o f investing in and develop­ ment o f real estate in and near the most rapidly growing cities o f Florida. This corporation is oper­ ating under a plan which has shown evidence o f becoming a very important factor in securing north­ ern and eastern capital for the de­ velopment o f the resources o f tho state o f Florida. Its eastern offices are In tho Land T itle Building o f Philadelphia. The general Florida offices will be open­ ed in Daytoria In the very near future. The officers and directors are: President, N . A . Perryman, president o f the M l-Grapc Comany o f A tla n ta ; Vice-President, . I. Mather, o f Philadelphia and S vtoepreeident o f the Merchants B ank and T rust Company o f D ay­ tona, J . D . Van Pelt, president of tha cham ber o f commerce a t South A m b o y , N ew Jersey. M r. Baum , Who i s alto general sales director, la a n experienced and successful sub-division sales director. Gilbert W ltU jyni, o f Philadelphia, ia north­ ern* aalea m anager; Florida Realty Associates, Inc., has representatives in 15 o f tho largest cities of Florida and in 40 cities o f over 50,000 population each In the north. It is bringing realty operators and investors from a ll these sections into Florida thia winter. An intensive cam - D ID Y O U S E E * enlistment o f A tla n ta capital in the construction o f th e new ceeort W 8B Atlanta Journal (423.3) hotel a t Inlet IV rraee near D ay­ 8 old time trio ; 1 0 :4 6 Honeymoon tona. ' M any DevtAopiaeata Coateasaiatid Duo). It is the Intention o f tha owner. K F D H Beaumont (8 1 6 .6 ) 8 band. M r. M iller and the Florida Realty W E E I Boston (4 7 5 .9 ) 6 :3 0 ten­ or; 7 program ; 7 :8 0 quartet; 8 choir. • W G R Buffalo (3 1 0 } 7 :3 0 recit­ Minnsapolis-St. Pail size lot on easy term s, a t prices a l; 8 dance; .0 string orchestra; fr°WCCO (416.4) 7:30 talks; 8 m usical; 0 averaging from 15,000 to ftJb O Q . 10 dance. W L S Chicago (3 4 4 .6 ) 6 :3 0 or­ F. A R. fam ily. The general sales director has W E A F New Y ork (49 1 .5 ) 0:3 0 opened offices in the lobby o f the gan, musical; 8 farm program ; 9 :1 0 Saddler feature, pianist, syn- stories; 6:45 soprano; 7 Happiness copators; 10 symphony, quartet; Candy boys; 7:30 harmony hour; 10:30 orchestra. 8 entertainers; 9 Emerald B a ll; WON Chicago Tribune (370.2) 10 dance. 6 organ; 6 :3 0 ensemble, string WHN N ew York (3 6 1 .2 ) 6 Sanford Grove has been made ' In quintet; 8 cla ssics!; 10 dance, ja w dance: 6 :3 0 health talk; 8 :3 0 dance; the newspapers in all o f the prin­ artists. 9 :3 0 dance; 10:30 Club A lab a m ; 11 W E B H Chicago (3 7 0 ) 7 concert, Ted Lewis. cipal cities o f Florida, beginning Saturday, Feb. 21, Booklets; pho­ songs, pianist; 0 dance, voocal; 11 W JZ New York (4 5 4 .3 ) 7 :1 0 tographs, folders, maps, price fists, dance, voeal. sychology; 7 :4 0 p rogram ; 8 :3 0 restrictions and all other necessary KYW Chicago (5 4 5 .4 ) 7 con­ avy night. data and'inform ation w ill be sup­ cert; 8-10 revue; 11-1 revue; 1 W JY New York (4 0 6 5 ) 0 :3 0 plied to all those inquiring eith­ 2 frolic. chooral society; 7 :3 0 string quar­ er through the Philadelphia offices W M AQ Chicago Nowa (447.5) tet. or through the various offices of 6 organ; 6 :3 0 orchestra; 8 Wide KGO Oakland (299.8) 6 concert. the associates o f Florida Realty Awake clu o ;*8 :3 0 musical geogra­ WOAW Omaha (5 2 0 ) 6 story; Associates, Inc., at Daytona, Jack­ phy; 0 :1 6 glee club. 8 :3 0 violinist, pianist; 7 announc­ sonville, Orlando, W cat Palm W LW Cincinnati (silen t). ed: 9 program, address. Beach, Miami, Bradenton, Tam pa. W E A R Cleveland (389.4 ) 6 mu­ W F I Philadelphia (395) 6 talk. Lakeland, Paiatka, Fort Pierce and sic. WOO Philadelphia (5 0 9 5 ) Fort Myers, and also through the WFAA D allas New s (475.9) 6 :3 0 orchestra; 7:30 recital; 9 or­ various northern associates in over recital; 8:80 recital. chestra; 9 :0 3 recital; 9 :3 0 orches­ 40 cities throughout the North, tra. East, and Middle W est. K D K A Pittsburgh (309.1) 7:1 5 address; 7 :3 0 concert. 28-STO U Y C O U R T H O U S E WEDDni the — a t THE— SHRINE The B ride. ClRn T h c f i ^ Bouquet Were Mai ___V And Presented n . S T E W A R T , THE FLO, S ness and development properties, with the extensive selling organi­ zation throughout tho North for handling ail kinds of properties in all parts o f Florida, has attracted tho attention o f many investors, large and sm all, in various parts o f the country east o f Denver and north o f F lorida." J. I. Mather, managing director binatlon bo deemed advisnblc. M IA M I, Feb. 19.— A suggestion that Dade county build a 20-story courthouse is to be token up for consideration by the county com­ missioners at their meeting. A Ten Eyck Brown, Atlanta archi­ tect, advises the commissioners thnt he will be present at the m eet­ ing with sketches o f such n build­ ing, designed ostensibly to take enre o f the needs of Dade county and o f Miami, should such a com* mandolin, guitar, ban jo; 8 Salva­ tion A rm y program, . WWJ Detroit N ew s (382.7) 0 Nowa orchestra, orth S tar T ele­ WBAP Ft, gram (475.0) 7 :3 0 orchestra; 9 :3 0 concert. K N X Hollywood (3 3 7 ) 8 :3 0 m u­ sic: 10 features; 12 am ateurs; 1 orchestra. WDAF Kansas City Star (306 Let me show you where you can money on lot on paved street, site front; close in. Priee $1000.00. | Balance $20.00 per month. T icklin g T h----roa t At—. . . ----------- i Alw ays an annoyanct, w o r n when It afflicts yon at night. Y o n can stop It quickly with CHAMBERLAIN’S COUGH REMEDY E v e r y u s e r to o f r t s n d ' For Sale By L A N E Y ’S DRUG S T O R E 1 R EALTO R 1 f Rooms 501-502. Phone H First National Bank Bulldlm, | Sales Force Miss Ruba Williams, Mr. 8,1 l a a a B a M B M B a a a a a M B B a H a a B a a a B i a a ii n :© M © I© T @ ; GENEVA AVENUE IS JUST NOW COMIN INTO ITS G REA TEST DEVELOPMENT With the paving o f Geneva Avenue and Mellonville Avenue values o f property in this section will double and triple. All O A K H IL L Property Is G O O D Property dollars Invested here today will return to you many told “ The Suburb o f Opportunity N. H. GARNEIt, Developer 110 PARK AVENUE �Aircraft value Sounds and Smells Q f Raeetrack Stirs Nearby Residents TO M T . W K H IDCE. Em ,. F,b. 1»._ t i P u r O ver 100 S ^ S S «n cy N,xr. , - . borhood o f Weybridge la 8urrey U »4 v- * ssbe. t f l l E r d f n 1" . ^ **,th« tuthoriwm J F E I ^ l* th* nol,« ■ «* ■meO which they have to tndare because B * u p.rox1mUy a t the famous Rrookland* automobl1* racing *9; anion b®*rd wll|yhoId * nmi*Mn*rtinjc und* }oh«v W.. .Martin on • lO. lt is announced Eiitlre officer*. It l* well over one juirv These protests to far have fa ll­ en upon deaf ears, but the last has not yet been heard o f, fo }.h®, ow" « « of the St. George1* fV 11 10 Weybrldge ana M l ” 1 resldents have served a writ upon the Brook land* Autbmo (ar clemency wlU that will be preaentd members, A large old-over, appeal* are ,Srii. and other* are k.t< Raefe * C,ub wi‘ b « view to having the track closed on the grounus that noise of racing eonatitute* a nuisance, destroy* the ?**'** of the rural neighborhood ments and data that ilre to usfl on the the board are reqmr0 be filed ,With the C O R O N A T I O N OP T H E Q U E E N “ 3HI S ?—S A N F O R D " AJIID POMP A HPl.tiNDOIt A FITTING CORONATION -----— FOR ANY QUEEN— — — IN TRUK SHRINE S T Y L E - tw -tej* z card rfcotcm or m e ! 'secretary** M * . he appllcatipii^wlU jjs nest meeting, *chefeumber IS. nience of counsel and «ted in petition*, all P a n te d b v « r * o w die First ana fou rth ,1 districts f i l l be [first two days of the 1, board; those repreerson,residing In the , third congressional |be beard on and after et denied will not be rtsenUtion within 12 [tiie date of the meeti it,is beard and defin emergencies to be [the board on petitions 1 the emergency and (nary time for filing will be called and [ order in which it apcalendar. EGISLATIVE A ID UT Your Dollars in a Sure Thing, Public Wedding Is Feature Of Shrine Circus Last Night! (Continued from Page One) o f Sanford was in evidence at the Shrine Circus which m hl>IH)ng forth here thl* week and the big top was crowded to its capacity with Sanford circus fans. The same program o f sterling act* was presented or on the opening night and were well received. A * .Tuesday’* night’* perform­ ance was called off owing to the heavy rain, the newsboy’s circus party will be held tonight. The boy* will come under the guidance of W. II. Stone, circulation mana­ ger o f The Sanford Herald and will be the guests o f Bob Momtn for the evening. Mr. Morton also Invite* the Bov Scouts o f .Sanford to attend tonight's performance and every scout coming to the cir­ cus in uniform will be admitted free to the big show. Tonight will also he visitors' night and Shrine member* nnd their friends from F.nstis, Orlan­ do, and OeI.and will he on hand to give ,the local Rhriner* a big hoo'-t In nttendonce. Another r « . pacitv crowd is looked for tonight end ludging from the put o f town ticket sale. Eustis will furnish more than her quota o f visitors. C>b. 19.—The legislatKtsked for aid for the L Fair held annually ■ At a largely atiendLd banquet o f exhiblIjear's fair, Governor M his support to amvte body, ami nuggestide that a state-wide Moped with the state ir funds for prize*. W, twident appointed W. F of Manatee county, Bile of this city and krs. oi Brevard coun* MIAMI SEEKS BANK MEET, A- Mackintosh of I,oeri I rommittee to present M IA M I, Feb. 19.— If nr-angeto the state's lawniak- ment* can be made for their conyentlon herd the Investment Bank­ ers’ Association of America can p latest in restaurant be brought to Miami for their an­ have an agreement nual meeting next December, say* Mk. We will cash no Thomas N. Dvsart, nreshient of the [the bank will nerve no association w h oisJ torcA P ' investi­ buy Decatur (A la.) gate the hot'JOaSMDBCD'd moke NCREASE in Values Guaranteed ASHEVILLE. N. C. Weekly Rates At WHITE HOUSE INN Next AMivllle Country Club n**M 'o r-* Inn naif All Winter FOR RENT Well located brick store, Sanford Ave. Rent reasonable, A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Realtor* 104-103 Magnolia Ave. Phone 48. 0 Long Wait For Improvements NOTHING BETTER IN THE WORLD AGER Purchasers Are Buying First Unit Fast Sold In The South For 34 YEARS SUN PROOF PAINT T V * * :* * !.* herald 1 O m g T l t ------CARRIERS ( M U C U S P A R T Y Postponed From Tuesday lla* no equal for durability. It wear* longer and looks better than any othr paint. We- carry a full line uf sun-proof paint, varnishes, Kahomlnee, brushes, wood atain* and wall paper. FORD FREE EACH NITE— Sanford And Commercial 7:001*. M " * “ 11:00 P.M. SHRINK CIRCUS Annual Fun Frolic ***" . Sanford Paint & W allpaper Co, SE Our Salesmen—They Are At Your Service, lUlM - ,OAD To Country Club Runs Through Pinehurst BIG PROFITS THE PAVING OF MELLONVILLE AVENUE WILL BEGIN WITHIN A FEW DAYS THIS MEANS TO BEL-AIR Pinehurst For Yourself Avenue Turn Hughey—Then NO MATTER WHAT SUB-DIVISIONS YOU OUW LOT’S IN YOU HAVE NOT DONE A THING UNTIL YOU BUY IN DOUBLED AND TRIPLED VALUATIONS IDEAL LOCATION FOR HOMESITES EVEN A MORE DESIRABLE SUBURB BUY NOW SALESMEN—C. L Britt, J. D. Chittenden, J. W Totinan, Ned Chittenden and Pierce Griffin. IT IS TO YOUR ADVANTAGE BEL-AIR REALTY , 405 W est First Street. Phone 349 “ I get more 'milk from a bag o f Dairy­ man’s Delight than any other feed I have ever used.” Can you ask for anything: better? Magnolia Ave., * >9 uei ______________ _ and 11It St. I'hum H AY— G R A IN — MIXED EKED �■ 'J - ■’ ' r - V - m s te k , -JuslJ m »4L_______ ■ ■ ■ The H erald'8 Platform Herald Ifif n flrr u M in M »H At HA*f«rit. FlurliiA us Second C U *» M ailer, _»Ber 37, ISIS, tit th e ,t o * t o fr ie « S anford, F lorida under A ct o f * ., 3, 1197. Nil L. OBAN... ^ . l \.11 I P HKUO _. v [%** I I W 1/ 4_i dla A u n t K4lt.tr lla u tr r P i n t 14# S C ftirT lO X HATHA QHm Tear....IT.O d 31s M onths....13.CO lto llv c r r d In ritjr hy C arrier, per sresk. 15c. W e e k ly E dition 12.00 f « r Tsar. ________________ % r j* p R C lA I . NOTICK I All obituary -n o tic e s , card a o f thunks. resolution* L.! r and n otices o f en tertainm ent* where ' ch ants* are made w ill be ch arged pTS for at regu lar a d v e rtis in g rates. 'VB M M F.K TM R ANBOCIATBO P B R M The A ssociated T ress Is e s c lu s . tvely en titled to the use fo r repuli>. • Ucatlon «>r all n ew s d ispatch es R credited to It o r not oth erw ise cred Hed In this paper and also the local n ew s pu blish ed herein. A ll rig h ts o f rep u bllcatlon o f sp ecial dispatch* es herein are also reserved.________ TH U R SD A Y, FEB. 19, 1925. T H K ; IH5RALIVS PI-ATFQRM E 1,— Deeper water route to Jackson­ ville. . , , ; JL—-Construction of St. Johns— In 4i*n River cann). nl white way. V --Extension l -Extension of local amusements — swimming pool, tennis courts, etc. 5^—Acquisition or n municipal In the first column o f this page Herald readers will see for the first time The Herald's platform for Sanford. The various planks of this platform have been injected after thorough investigation o f the city's, needs and careful con­ sideration of the subject. This platform does not by anv means attempt to include everything which would be o f benefit to Sanford. Such would require a list that would fill an entire column. We have merely attempted to Hat here ten improvements which, if secured, would he of the most material benefit to Sanford. No doubt many will contend that one, or several, o f our plonks are o f comparatively little importance. There may be some who will say that the organization of a Y. M. C. A. which wo have not even listed should come far ahead of the extension o f our white way. Perhaps they are right and we should certainly not want to act as judge in such a dis­ pute. However, these ten planks o f our platform are nil good and will all react for progress and advancement when they are secured. And they will be secured. In nil probability the “ oldest inhabitant” will live to see the day when The Herald's “ Platform” must he torn down, because it will have outlined its usefulness, arid n new one constructed. In all probability the “ oldest inhabitant” will live to see the paved boulevard around Lake Monroe and construction of the St. Johns— Indian River cnnnl. And ns the various planks are realized they will be taken out and new ones put in their place and ns the “ Platform” changes Sanford will grow and prosper. And when all the planks, as they read today, shall have been taken out, San­ ford will be a great city and known all over the nation. ; Band. 6.— Augmenting of building proom— houses, hotels, apurtment 'Uses. 7^— Extension of street paving pro* K gram . Construction of Imulpvard around Lake Monroe, f / — Entrance into Florida state baseball league. 10.—*Completion o f city beautifies* lion program. B IB L E T H O U G H T F O R T O D A Y . W H A T DOES GOD R EQ U IRE? — And now, Israel, whut does the Lord thy God require o f thee, but to fear the Lord thy G o d . to walk In a ll-h is ways, und to love him, •nd to serve the Lord thy God . with all thy heart and with ull thy . soul. Deuteronomy 10:12. TH E CALI. OF THE SOUTHLAND •When the wintry wind* nre blowK • , . And the anow is drifted high, ft There's a way I would be going, And I mean to by and by. I would leave cold, black New EnEgU gland. With its frost and ice nnd snow. And travel toward he sunny South­ land, To u lovely spot I know. h Where the orange trees are grow* Ing, All about is virdono green, W ith the soft, warm breezes blow­ ing, V, Rippling the blue lake’s placid sheen. Where fruit grown In abundance, And bright-hued flow ers in riot, wild. All nature's gifts, in greut redun­ dance, A re found within this elinmte ■: mild. , D rifting down tho smooth canal, With tall palms on either side, Forgotten tire ull things henul, And tranquilly on we glide. OI I can scarcely hide the timo When I shall be upon my xvny, To sojourn in that sunny clime Way down in Florida. — FANNIE ROW ELL. ----------o---------Well, how is your subdivision today 7 A blowout is not necessarily tho cause o f n parked car. —-------o---------We don’t know how he knows, hut young I'untngrucl, u colum n­ ist from up North, writes, "A girl in the cab is wortli two in the buB." ---------- o---------England is building a Bcaplune which it itt said will go five miles a minute. That is three hundred miles an hour. Such n piano could g o from New York to Sunfurd in about four hours. ■ )>■ It Is one o f the ironies o f the chase that the noblest buck of thi/ii ull thl/qld ‘walk Into tho com p to be killed by the cook, as occurred in the ease of u Lake­ land party o f huntbrs this week.— Lakeland Ledger. ----------o----------Somdom* said something once about getting the A. C. I,, to place guards nl tho various rnHlrpud crossings within the city limits, und tliut seems to be about as far as it went. In tile meantime we will wuit until the horse is stolen before locking the door, ■- - O '■ Word comes from Marion Geer, form erly advertising manager o f The Hanford Herald, now connected with the Palm lleaeh Post, that advertisements are being turned down daily by the Post through Inability to handle so many. The merchants of Palm Ht-ach must cer­ tainly realize the value of adver­ tising. Uncle Sum can make his silver dollars more popular if he will murk the price down to 98 cents and guarantee them to buy a dol­ lar's worth.— Tampa Times. We’ve found silver dollars pretty popu­ lar with us "common herd," even though they aren’ t marked down to 98 cents and won’t buy u d ol­ lar’s worth. The publicity committee o f tlm Chamber of Commerce, to whose attention the article "Overnight Millionaires" in Liberty was called by The Herald, has written I’uul L. Kink end, author, advising him I hat Sanford is the lieart o f the largest celery producing section in the world, and hu» shipped to him a crate o f celery, just to prove it. It i* hoped thut Mr. Kinkend tnay again have an opportunity to men­ tion Sanford. ----------------------- o--------------------- Food F or The Child The Htatistics nre not readily available concerning the number o f grown persons suffering with indigestion or stomnch trouble o f one kind or another, but without resorting to hyperbole we believe wo can safely any that the majority of men nnd women today have this ailment nnd that many of them, who think they have strong digestive organs ,but who nre troubled with headaches, backaches, poor eyes, or insom­ nia, ure in reality suffering from poor digestion. How often do you find men o f fifty who brag about the number of pies they could eat when they were young, "with­ out ever feeling it” ? How often do you find men who tell gleefully of the good old days when they ate thirty pan­ cakes f o r breukfast? Rut don't you usually find that these men are now suffering with high blood pressure or dyspep­ sia? ' The matter o f a person’s diet is a problem of the most important to be confronted. And it begins when the baby is handed its first bottle, or even before that. Many a man’s digestive organs are ruined before he is even old enough to know what it is all about, simply because some negligent mothei4 didn’t take the pains to ascertain the most suitable foods for it to live on. And from the time when a child first begins to toddle around until he is well out of his ’teens, the evils of bad nutrition are ever before him. He is inclined to eat every­ thing which comes into his hands from creme do menthe parfaits to stove wood. And most o f them eat all o f the time except at the three regular times o f day when they are sup­ posed to. Here’s just another job for the parents. Most parents attend carefully to the child’s morals, his religion, and his education; but his digestion, they let that take care of itself. The United States Department o f Agriculture has sent out a few suggestions for the diet of a child. It simply asks a few questions on "The foods 1 gnve my children". What foods are you giving to youvsV. . . . . . . . . . Did my child take a quart o f milk in one form or another? Was the milk that came to my house handled in a clean way? If I had to use skim milk in any way, did I sue that baby had the fat some other way? Were the fats wholesome as in milk, cream, bid ter, salad oils (uncooked fats) ? Did l make use of all skim milk by using it in pre­ paring all foods thoroughly cooked? Was the bread toasted? Dill I remember that cereals do not take the place o f meat, eggs, fruit or vegetables? Did 1 keep in mind that children who do not have fruit and vegetables need whole-wheat broad or whole grains served in other ways? Did each child have an egg or equivalent amount o f meat, fish or chicken? If I was unable to get milk, meal, fish, poultry or eggs, did I serve hoans, rice, etc? Were fruit or vegetables not on my child’s hill of fare, why not? Did the fruits or vegetables disagree with the child, should I have cooked them more thoroughly? Should I hove strained the food or removed the skims or seeds? Was the child given sweets between meals to spoil his appetite? Was he allowed to eat sweets when he should have had milk or eggs, or cereals? Was the child made to eat slowly and chow his food carefully? A young child should have plenty o f milk, bread, and other cereal food; and an egg once a day or its flesh equivalent; a small portion each o f carefully pre­ pared fruits or vegetables, with a small amount of sweet food after his appetite for other foods is satis­ fied; his diet should not lie one-sided. — U. S. Dept, o f Agriculture, Washington, D. C. As Brisbane Sees It ANOTHER BLOCKADED PASSAGE Coolidga H on*. Rockefeller Camel. 32x4 Don't Bell Franca. N ext Bummer's W ar Game,' B V ARTH U R BRISBANE I C W tls M IM P ______ A & P. R f U l 2 S a n to 2» E. SJ PRESIDENT COOLIDGE, to get exercise necessary fo r work, rides nn electric horse. It Is an imitation, nnd remains in ono place, but gives you the walking, trot­ ting, galloping exercise o f a live horse. John I). Rockefeller, Jr., as be­ comes a man, at least twice as rich as the President, rides an electric horse nnd also an elec­ tric camel. The latter, n true ship o f the desert, shambles, rocks and lurches, exercising the liver and splcon as well ns any osteopath can do. And you don't have to g o to the Desert o f Sahara. You can ride your camel between direc­ tors' meetings. Machine* lUjaa-i" n> nn 7, "*« rijonc w - II. "OVTIIUsd 1h" EfcersstJufiPiyj SAM UEL JOHNSON on his trip to tho Hebrides wrote Mrs. Thrnle that a ship has nil the disadvan­ tages o f a prison, with the addi­ tional disadvantage of being un­ safe. An electric camel has all the advantages o f a real camel, with the ndditionnl niivnntngo o f being safe. TH ESi SE C U CO M P. ON THE west bank o f the Hud­ son, near the Cntskills, only two generations ngo, Mr. Rockefeller’s great-uncle would go out trading horses, usually starting with two second class horses, and coming hock with two first class ones. Little did he drenni that his great-nephew would live to ride nn electric camel nnd be the rich­ est man in the world. What will tho Rockefellers he doing two generations from now? Not all the power o f money can control thnt. FRANUE is alarmed about an­ other serious drop in the value o f the franc. French financiers have sold, nccording to n dispatch from Edwin L. Jnmcs, o f the New York Times, fourteen billion of francs in foreign countries, if accurate, this means that Frenchmen nre exchanging French money for for­ eign money, -S X ^ W v > -M S J I will remodel over the Wei Union and Realty Com’ fice, on First! fo r desirable ent tenant, ested call at !Seminole |Company, nei j Edward Hig;‘ ! I’ag-e, or phone Q U A L IT Y COUNTS ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT S . , . . . , . , At n tune when the market for firm established in the East a RUT NO matter what French grapefruit is not strong a St. renutation for their brund, and the and foreign financiers may do, th e , Petersburg firm which packs cit- wholesalers came to know that wise man will remember thnt 999 rus fruits for the eastern murket they were eertnin to get highgrade fruit when they bought that out o f 1,000 Frenchmen have ab­ solute faith in their country. The has received nil order for four car­ brand. And therein lien the reason French people nre thrifty nnd loads o f grunefruit a day for the the market has always been good enormously rich. Gambling in the remainder o f the season. The fruit for them und they have been able franc to diminish its value is not is to be shipped to Philadelphia to sell ut ton prices when other only n hostile act to a friendly nu- und New York, where grapefruit packing houses here nnd in other tion, but also a very dungemus from other points in the state has parts o f Florida were getting low been selling slowly. The price prices. game. Quality counts always. It is oaid for tile St. Petersburg fruit is well up to the murk. the high-grade product, known to A “ WAR GAME” this Summer There is a reason for this big be such, thut is in greutest demand will test Hawaii’s defenses. The United States Atlantic and Pacific order. For several years the firm and brings the highest price. A fleets combined will try to take referred to have been packing fruit business house thut insists on the tlnwniinn Islands. Theorists In St. Petersburg und havo been quality first is certain to get careful to ship only friiit o f the trade nnd keep It. ami will get will decide which side won. The main idea is to test the Ha­ best quality. The grapefruit as higher prices than a competitor waiian Islands' protection for the it came from the groves, was j who is less careful. The people Pumimu Chnal in ense of war washed and polished ami then!usually are looking for the best culled strictly and carefully. No : in unythlng they buy and will deul storting f r o m j^ ja . sln H t-fw iv thnt a hit qfN i plor with thq house or man,thut lias, a IF W AR should come from Asiu, or dutpnged was allowed to go to reputation for handling only goods Indeed, fruit o f the highest quality. It pays in the Hawaiian Islands would he no the packing bins. more important than Timbuctoo thut would pass in most packing the long run tu put out only goods so far ns defending the United houses was thrown out and sold or services thnt are worth tho r.n culls. money, whether it be grapefruit States is concerned. By sticking to this plan of ship- or clothing or shoes or luhor or Attack from Asia would come through the air, far above Hawaii, plntf only the very best f rplt the professional w o r k . __________ __ _____ 'and (lie Hawaiian* wouldn't know anything about it. 20 LOTS Located in City Limits on San Avenue, south o f Rose Court) $ 1 5 , 000.001 On very liberal terms. A chancel double your money in less than aye BRITT REALTY CO. INC. ..............Realtors 202 Firnt Street. I'howi IN SPIRICLAND THE GOVERNMENT might bet­ G AIN ESVILLE SUN ter make experiments ns regards the defense o f Sun Francisco, I,os News rulin' from Maine, ns nl- men's beards and in circular lakes; Angeles, Seattle, New York, Ciiiengo, and other cities, all open to ways at this timo o f year, that j tin* swamp galloon, an animat that u Renobscot ice breaker has been j makes snowehop Mucks, nnd the ja il plane attack. seen. This is a privilege few have j tree squeuk, which makes a noise “ THE GENERAL Stair says tho enjoyed. Just what the Ic.* brenkur like trees rubbing together in tho Ilnwii/Jian iIstands could noli he was doing when seen the report wind. Other Maine woods animals ruptured if well supplied with does tmt tell, Imt lm must havo) ure Ilie knnkagee, the mountain fighting airplanes. That shows been having a good time, for there i rubhil nnd the philamaloo bird, nt least a gleam o f intelligence, in still plenty o f ice to break in j the screbowil, the swamp swlver, lint l lie main supply o f airplanes Maine. This ice breaker was seen the wampus ent and th*; wliilfenis needed on the American Conti­ in company with n pack o f young pail*. II is very much to he nent. on both sides, und in the procks, The side-hill badger is known middle, not merely oif in lluwuil. desired iliat the next person who elsewhere, that creature provided If thin country had not been sees an ice breaker or u prock will witli two short legs nn one side painfully foolish nt that Washing, furnish a more accurate description and two long legs on the other to ton Conference, we should have o f these animals than any o f tho enable him to browse comfortably on the sides o f steep mountain. The our great protective base for air­ accounts now available. planes a l Guam, maintaining then The Maine pltuikus or ding-maul wunk is a strange animal tliut ut all times an airplane force Hull)-1 is well known. It has a small digs a hole und pulls the hole in cient to serve as a permanent body, but a tail about six or e ig h t'a fte r it. In some localities huntwarning to all Asia. |feet long, with a lump o f bony ing the wunit’s hole takes the place nt* This continent ought to be aide gristle at the end as large as u of croBH-word puzzles, but in tlii to point to Guam as the leading football. This is its sole but suffi­ nature o f things it is a pastime The rarely successful. Then there is airplane base o f the world, and cient means o f defense. say, "Strike ut the United States, mountain gouger oor bowger is the lurloo, and the winno-welver, and from this point wu ahull de­ also often seen in Maine. He is an the twittering teeper, the tcheuckcr stroy you." animal that captures those inex- and the drowsy cover. In short, pert woodsmen who lose their sense the woods nre full o f a variety of have IN STEAD, we became sloppily of direction nnd go astray in t>.e j interesting creatures thut sentimental, shed silly tears down woods. Less common are the been shamefully neglected by the the backs o f the British, the Jap­ klekle-snifter, who lives in old natural scientists. We cnll upon anese und everybody else, lent them . ... ---------------the scientist!! to give us further our money, agreed to protect them , , , 1information about these animals, permanently in their Pacific island bility and clergy once owned all The public has n right to know That has changed, j more about them than such poetical possssions. We crowned our dis­ of .France. play of idiocy by agreeing not to Other things will change. Com-1 statistics as James Whitcomb Rilev fortify Guam, which should have mon sense und the majority rule (compiled in “ The Flying Island* Night." been our most valuable possession in the end. And meanwhile ittdi-iof tive ............. SA N FO R D ’S FORUM in the way o f defense, and is now vidtial selfishness builds up use"But Dwainie hides in Spirkiand ful organization. And answers not at nil." utterly wasted. Mr. R. L. Dean: | Many ^unfortunate people nro S ir:— t injured by automobiles in this THE EASTERN States soon will It appears from your editorial country daily, their injuries often witness the birth of u gigantic page for Feb. 18 that your remarks' proving fatal. Editors often speak- power concern, harnessing up var­ regarding the plight o f Floyd C o l-j lightly o f these occurrences with- ious power sources and supplying lins have not gone unnoticed. You j out being severely called to tusk many States. In the beginning the should be glad to know that people i by their subscribers, great enterprise, which promises are reading your paper, for if it 1 think your work here has been “ a smokeless age and smokeless divided were not worthy it would not be |very commendable, that you have cities" will probably lie read. |and are doing Sanford a great ser- into two huge concerns that will j It is also evident thnt you arc , vice, in publishing the good paper fight each other for supremacy. Rates, o f course, will be agreed a good sport and a gentlem an.' you are. The outlook for Sanford Otherwise you would not publish I and for your paper's prosperity is upon, as high us the public will IN H AR M O N Y W ITH such udverse criticism without good. i stand. comment. L. M. STEPHENSON. SOUND PRINCIPLES IT MAY SEEM strange to you that Niagara, crcnted some time A FASCIST IN T E R N A T IO N A L ago, should be harnessed to pay The Seminole County Bank is in perfect har­ NEW YORK W O RM , profit to u few private individuals, to mony with sound banking principles— to which instead o f being used to supply VOME WILLIAMS, Dealer. it always adheres. That is one o f the good rea­ In Italy the .Fuseisti have a hands for the complete suppres­ power, at the lowest possible brand-new ideu o f something else sion of all opposition. Tho Fa;;- rates, to all the people. But consons why it has the confidence of the people to do, nnd that is to branch out. cisti might tie together a very con­ solo yourself. und is steadily growing. There is no use worrying about internationally. When tho Grand genial organization by combining W h e n better automobiles are built, Butek wiR_ For many years' Council o f Fascism mootr in Rome with the Prussinn )landlords o f the inevitable. tomorrow for its annual confer­ North Germany, tho Ludendorffitc.-, to come you will live in a coun­ *r/e i vrr.u r;vr iv\io ox savixox Accor nth ence it will have before it this o f South Germany, the Horthy try managed by and for intelligent proposal: "Preliminary examiim- partisans o f llungury and our own minds that understand finance and' tion o f the possibility o f a u n iv er-1rough-and-ready Ku Klux Klan. organization. Stove anti Uj G ARD EN HOSE sal understanding between tho Fas [They would make a mistake, howcist and similar movements," . ever, if they tried to tie the knots BUT YEARS pass, other gener-; \Vo( Wo may witness the first exper- too tight. This would have to bo ations come. What has been taken j ADVANCED intents with another international. |a federation loosely joined. No- from the people in ono genera-j rut ti 15c Per Foot Certalnly Mtutiolini has admirer i , where outside o f Italy has l-V - tion can be taken back by tho j $9.00 p«r In many lands, and kindred spirits i clsin yet appeared with the hom- people in another. A handful o f . Sc« STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS wherevor there in a temptation to 'b a s t o f Mussolini Or the true Indians once owned ult o f New men to take the law into their own Igrand uperu manner. York. A handful o f royalty, no-1 to 1 Krill B u ick Authorized Service anywhere and] ev ery w h ere is UM an insurance policy. Wherever, whenever you drive, it proti the continuous, satis­ factory operation your Buick. SANFORD BUICK COMPANY Seminole(IfounlyT^ank S a n fo rd .F la . Ball Hardware Co.1 �W. C. T. U. Will Give A cia Memorial Program H E A R HOSPITAL BENEFIT REPORTS _ $ MEMBERS W ELFARE D EPARTM EN T The Woman’s Christian Temper­ ance Union will give a Frances Wll|ard Memorial program Friday PHONE:—Res. 428-J afternoon at 3:30 o’clock at the First Baptist Church with the fol­ lowing program: . Song—Stand Up for Jesus. Devotional—By President. Prayer. Readings— Frances Willard by Miss Lillian Thornley. A memornbiq day In Frances Paul take returned Wednesday Willard’s Home City— Mrs. John from a business trip to Tampa. W. Snead. Miss Willard’s Challenge to Mrs. John Maurer and Mrs. Harry Walsh motored to Orlan­ Young Women— Mrs. Sharp. A silver ottering will be taken. do Wednesday. The ladies of the city are cordiully invited. Air. nnd Mrs. .1. L’. Spurling, motored to Orlando and Kissimmee Wednesday. The regular business meeting of i Wight was chairman on sale ni i the W elfare Department o f the tickets for the Charity Ball o f the Woman’s Club was held In the club same evenine, and she was assisthouse Wednesday afternoon, with cd in selling tickets by a number Mrs. J. G. Sharon presiding. of ladies. MISS B A R N E S BECOMES BRIDE OF The main feature o f the after- j Mrs. W. T. Langley had charg? noon’s meeting was the report o f ! of the punch and securing the ular meeting at the Presbyterian W IL L IA M CONGDON AT PRETTY m parlors Thursday night5* Mrs. S. Pulcston, who was chair- punch tables Mr3. E, F. Hnus- ■ Church night * ] man o f hospital day, which was | holder was chairman o f the d e co -! 8 o’clock. The subject for debate CHURCH WEDDING THURSDAY put on last week for the purpose rating committee nnd Mrs. R. A. 1will be. "Resolved, that alt busi- * of raising funds for the Fernald-; Newman o f the floor committee. ness should be transacted on a ensh Lawton Hospital. While tag day Each chairman and her commit- basis. The affirmative argument, , Beautiful in nil detuila was the of orange blossoms. Her slippers toy and the charity ball were sponsor- tecs did their work wonderfully (will be presented by Lloyd F. Boyle wedding of Miss A llie s Blanche will, o ra n g e e will entertain Barnes, the lovely, only daughter were white satin ed by the W elfare Department, the well and to them is due the splcn- , and L. M. Stephenson and thetr blossom buckles. .She carried a tpponents will be J. G. " committees were not even confined did result o f the day. worthy op| o f Mrs. Irene Harwell Baines, and .hower bouquet of white orchids, Iridge c ' ul’* iiicr of the South William Dnvidson Congdon which "lies and roses. to the* Woman’* Club, but included I The amounts taken in and dis- Michael and Lloyd C. Bobout. AI1._T_ Association was solemnized Wednesday at 0 members are urged to cordially** **i every one who wns Interested nnd; burned were as follows: Mrs. Congdon received her edu­ the response was splendid. Total receipts o f Tag Day $313.13 invited to come. S ock . o'clock at the First Baptist Church cation m Kissimmee and Orlando ression will K'v® The Bov. P. 1>. King officiated in and later attended Boltins College For Tag Day, Mrs. Harry T. Expenses .......................... 20.45 igh School at 4 the presence o f a large gathering Bodwell was appointed chairman -----------— Loninvood and by her charming personality Oil spots on ieathcr covered o f friends. nnd with 25 women who were etiiT o t n !............................. $5t>2,73 chairs can bo removed by spread­ tier won a large circle of friends. L u y will entcrThe many friends of Dr. Ralph The church was nrtisticnlly dec­ Mre has lived in Sanford for the cient helpers, the day closed with (Total receipts o f Charity ing over them n paste of fuller’s LONtJWOOl), Feb. IP.— S. R. most gratifying results. Mrs. Hal ^ Matrons UidKO orated. Palms and ferns were past year and has been prominent Stevens will is* sorry to learn that Ball ...........— $310.20 earth and water. tan g and R. A. Ayer have leased he is ill nt hia homo on Park Aevbanked nbout the niter, interspers­ in church and social circles, the mill and novelty work from nue. ed with tapers. Tall baskets, fill­ _ M>* Congdon is formerly of the take Jessup tand Co. 'lhe ed with delicate hued snapdragons Unit, Ontario, but ia at present a Chuluota new firm will bundle builders will meet at tlie nnd sweet peus were arranged in Mr. and Mrs. <‘ . 11. Ray o f O x­ value employee of the Atlantic hardware anil a full line of all . 3;:t0 o'clock. front o f the greens nnd bunching ford. N. (’ ., who have been visit­ CHULUOTA. Feb. lib— Mrs. L. ,lf Club will hnvo Cathedral cundles wore placed ut Const Line, stationed at Jackson­ ing in .Sanford will go Friday to building material. ville, where the happy couple will |l nt the Country each end o f the alter. The soft Mrs. Nora Echols of Covington, Howell. Mrs. Bessie Baxter and ■'Daytona Beach for a short stay. make their homo. Ky., is visiting her niothcr Ylrs! Mrs. Charles Rrumloy were guests clock. ... glow from the candles gave n pret­ Cramer. o f Mrs. J. E. Snyder at bridge Mr. and Mrs. Congdon left im­ man’s Club will ty effect over the church. Pews J. V. Whitfield. American Con­ bridge party ut for the family and close friends mediately after the ceremony in Mr. Bistline. o f the Long wood Wednesday nfterroon at the Retty sul to Cuba, will arrive Thursday l o’clock. were marked with pink tulle hold­ their car. The traveling costume to be the guest of Mrs. A. K. Squab Farm, reports that his birds Anne Ten Room in Sanford. The Vir.il. out booth id the Orlando Fair and have your of Mrs.^ Congdon was of printed took firet, second and third prizes proceeds o f the affair were given ing sweet pens nnd ferns. to the fund being raised for a pipe crepe with oxcessories of sand col­ Powers. at the South Florida Fair. Key­ foot X-rnyed Preceding the ceremony a musi­ or. stone Poultry yards also won u organ at the Episcopal Church. he Library at 10 cal program was given hy Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bane, New I’ runs-1 Mrs. L. Congdon of Springfield, number ot prizes. [Club ntthe I.i- A. M. Phillips, Miss Mabel Bowler FUSE OP CHARGE Mass., with n party of friends Mr. mid Mrs. U. J. Overstreet wick. Nova Scotia, were guests in' and Miss Margaret Davis. Chuluota this week. motored from Dctand Wednesday motored to tacahurg Sunday. Mrs. Howell Hostess r informal dnneo As tiie bridal chorus from Lo­ Mr. and Mis. Weber, Canton, O., to spend the day in Suntord. After thin week we are iustallinu this wonderful J. Putman Stevens, of Portland, Invitations. hengrin was played, the wedding To G. I. A. Members Me., gave tin interesting talk on are visitors in Chuluota. party advanced. The ushers It. F. Mrs. W. N. Gille and her dough j Robert D. Atkisson, formerly of "Co-operation" at the Inst tegul­ Cooper and M. C. Haddock inarch­ Forrester are ill ICB ar meeting of The Chamber of ter Sara Nell Crescent Citv hut now. of Jack­ Mrs. Robert Howell in her usual pauldinf ^Circle ed down the side isles. Next came genial way entertained the Grand sonville, siK*iif. Wednesday in San­ Commerce. The meeting was well with influenza. attended. President Clark stated kge sate Veb. -1 the bridifsmaids, Miss Leoln King International Auxiliary members ford on business. In a benefit given by tlie Par­ anti Miss Adele Bines. there was enough work to keep ent-Teachers' association nt the* Store. . Wednesday nt her attractive home Miss King and Miss Bines were organization busy for the en­ Lincoln Cafeteria $77 was ruhed In o u r s t o r e to aid in th e W. J. McCracken, president of this gowned in orchid georgette, fash­ on French Avenue, with an alltire year. toward purchasing a piano fur the i t ’E ilny patty. tin* McCracken Concrete Tile Com­ t'DiTu'l l itl ini: o f all fo o tw e a r faMcm Star will ioned over sutin designer] in lung Three choice lota in Orange At 1 o’clock a delicious chicken pany cann* from Tampa Wednes­ Park sold to Mr. J iio. Ilothwell of school house. Music by the school onic Hail Thura- straight lines. They carried arm hand and ratlin concerts provided pilau luncheon was served. The day for a short business visit. bouquets o f orchid sweet peus. o’dock. New York City. To the south and entertainment for tin* occasion. Mrs. R. F. Cooper matron of afternoon was informally but very adjoining the itothwell holdings, Mote than lot) people attended Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Wilder of A. A. Frost is building a $5,01)11 radio concert :•* the school liotoc honor, entered next. She wore a delightfully spent in quilting in an The X-ray mavliiiio r.hrivva you the exact position of JCE. lovely gown o f pink taffeta made old fashioned way Sarasota nnd Mrs. Ivy o f Orlando homo. Feb. 12. J. A. Rogers acted a l hi foot in the shoe, l ame and roe it. fing of the \\cst- wtth tight bodice and full skirt. The subject o f the day. "Kind- spent Wednesday evening with The five acres of Asparagus host. the l’resbyter- Her sliupers were cloth of silver ness and Gratitude" was introduced .friends in Sanford. ferns to lie known as Tlie WildWe offer this scientific foot fitting service The decorations were miniature futn't .Monday ut nnd she carried an arm bouquet \\* i*i * ^ r , yif** U, H, I ~ inert* Fernery property of Mrs# reproductions of the cabin in which ]th<* Mrs. Will o f orchid sweet peas. alt hour read a very interesting Mrs. A. H. F. Sieger of New- G rice Hyatt, is about completed. Avenue. Master Volie Williams wan ring nrticle on "W hy Aren’t W e Kinder" burgh, N. Y „ is spending a few Airs. Hyatt has a beautiful mod- Abraham Lincoln was bom at ! t•>bearer, carrying the ring in the Mrs, J. E. Courier guve a beautiful [ days, the guest of the Valdez H o -1era hungnlow on the southeast ganvillc, Ky., which were made by students in the hand crafts depart­ heart o f a Jilly, He was dressed poem on "Kindness." Mrs. L. M. tel. chore of lake Wild mere. Within ment o f the school. Seven tables board meeting in a black Lord Fontlcroy suit and Telford read an unusually intera short distance Louis Eutzming- were covered with white linen amt rfson Chapter of proceeded the little flower girls, estfing nYtielej "A Trip sin the Mr. ami Mrs. Mas Isaacs of Now cr, brother-in-law of Mrs. Hyutt, decorated with red and white paper, Imericaii Rovolu- Guinn Finer ami Sara Ellen Enscn Railroaod o f Life from Regenera­ York City and Miss Josephine bar completed a modern bungalow. hearts. Saturday at the j who were dainty in white organdie tion Station to the Celestial Ter­ Goffin of Jacksonville who have T. A. Tice has been discharg­ The piano for the school build­ bis meeting will They scutctrcd rose petals from minal’’ This rending covered a been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. ed from a hospital and recovering ing arrived nnd will be placed in number o f selected passages of call meeting at tube-tied baskets. Haume), left Thursday in their car from injuries received in nil auto­ the auditorium shortly. it entire chapter Tlie bride entered nlono and was Scripture. mobile accident ut Formoso. for Miami. fart the business met at the alter by the groom and T. P. Lewis has been appointed The hostess then served orange 'H ie llu im ’ o f M ood S h o e s [meeting. A1 rep- his brother, Charles Congdon who ado nnd wafers. Those present to night agent at the Atlantic Coast states that northern capital L i Mrs. It. J. Holly with Miss Mae tontinenta) Con- acted ns his best man. teres ted in their East enjoy this delightfq. day were, Holly, Miss Mildred Holly. Miss Lino depot. O rlando, ittemlunco is re* The bride was handsomely Mrs. A. J. Metcalf, Mrs'. J. E. Olive Newman, Miss Nuonti ScogJoe Tinker of the Cincinnatiidivision, ami work of completing! "Reds" and an Oiialidu real estate (the new street leading directly; gowned in a full bridal toilet of Courier, Mrs Byron Walker, Mrs. gan and Warner Scoggan will mo­ man now own the Brown Grove. west one mile from th white Mollie-o-crepe, n surplus Alfred Lilja, Mrs. F, L. Crossby, tor to Gainesville Erhlnv to at­ Lake Jessup Land Company Highway is being niuied Tickets given tunic lieing draped at the lower Mrs. L. M. Telford, Mrs. F. K. tend the Phi Kappa Phi dance., M nt Kent's Vul-fpurt of the costume, tho gown was Smith, Mrs. L. Z. Sicviking, Mrs , |bended with pearls and sequims. Robert Howell, Mrs R. H WaltShe wore n veil o f tulle edged with hour, Mrs.. Robert Jenkins. Mrs.. Call at the Gonzalez Grocery >rwarc free. Bog- old family rose point lace, which J.. M Moye, Mrs, A . P Randy. Store nnd find out about The hven away. Kent‘ was held to her head by a wreath Mrs L Grow. Profit Thrift Ronds. — adv. MISS K A TH R Y N W ILKEY, Society Editor. IHB ial idat Personals HAVE YOUR FEET X-RAYED X-Ray Foot Fitter Free of Charge „A iiiwirw sr. <:>cix’s o. _ B l..aB B B B .B B B aa B .a B .B a B B ..a B a ...B a .B B .B B B B B .B .B B B B B B flB B B B H B aaU llM B B aB B aB B flB B B B B B aB n H B B M aB B 'K”:*‘><:**:-:**:*if*:**:**:**:-x-':**:*i:**>*:*:**:**:**>*:i.>*:**:.i:**>*:**:'*:i<-x**:-:-:-:-:*<:**>*>:i| M | -E v W n ‘ g 1 ,i MHMiSUUKIInMUUIIUkalXdIBMBUI ie New Straw Hat For Spring v* •>♦ •:** 4 4* $•:** * •:*•:* * y •:* * * ■> f , . > ,*.. i , j . . * . . . . . * . . ; . . ; . < . + . ; . *>•" .*..;.<. N ■ H M II slyles and materials— plain, team! tan. S oft slrsuvs, l'anaaml liankoks at popular prices M 5 H $:i.oo-$:?.5(i-$8.fifi M m r M C0LF KNICKERS lite and lan linen. Ick Fancy check. M M rt M tl N M I# U M r< H n n H it M U M M M It I* M ■ m m m * it u W hile and $4.00 to $8.00 t+K***-X*X"X*4"X,*H*.X<*-X "X *-X ,-X .->X.X * ♦ #u MEN’S TROUSERS In the new shades o f grey, tan and blue. Made o f fine French Flannels. $8.50-$10.00-$12.50 ■’v ■?.. j . ^ .j. ^ Tie ^ . * , ,s M II M ■ M M ^ n "* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ” YoWell t i * - X . * X . . X . . X . * < X * * ‘X " ^ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * "* * * Company u u * M ■ M M U H tl M M M M u M ■ n n m u M M M M M ■Now! N M Before tlie ever increasing: de­ u M M mand for properly in this most desirable section brings about a sharp rise in values. Many lots have linen sold in Fort Mellon. Some still remain. The n m m ■ n H ■ H M ■ n ■ M demand grows as investors real­ ize the character o f this subdivis­ ion. M ■ m m M M MAKE YOUR SELECTION Before It Is l oo Late Fort Mellon Development Company “ Promoters of Sanford’s Finest Subdivision” 10 4 Magnolia Ave. A. P. Connelly & Son i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i �THE SANFORD ;rI j ' Z ” * ” - * « n « . dot® vanes a stern ,tettr" G O L F Hard To Repeat In M I S WEEK-END Intercollegiate Test Dow George anti Kerrigan Will ANNAPOLIS, Md., Feb. 19. — Meet Sarazen and DIegel; With mure than 200 cumiidate* Then Cruickshank-Farrell " ** 1 M l “ *'■ ' ........... A cadem y's_ «H o th e r thing* and . to * ny ° n d all o t h e r p o w e r * ' or rorpurtulorta. |n l.iiyi ml a cor* «* »J»I» e fa rS te r may law* I\?w - o r h e r e in a f t e r m a y |,e nnn <W lln* In rA*| nr »A P a t t e n By law. ert'y o r i t - t1,1" v f *“ «and etetyjae, and to do • .• ” , *oy and i •monir ita other n n w et-ran d To prtrchaae. |ea*e. |n,'Prove, a*. ‘ hiWtf h before ^ n t| o n J id lnfefther W ithout the aaaent nr o th e r n rtlon telnp, rent and .e ll r m l *h coinbi o f the stock h older*. th*- Hoard ,>f I |.er*i.n..I p r o p e r t y t.' ~ «* la te . It i. ' .h'l u ire o tn ra alinll have power* he I ■cr tied deAcriprlnn, o f every d , n r » c ! l a M i L ,“. ,K* intention that all the without limit 1 • tijeeta tint! powera •abaclfled and reactijf Ion o f aalil It inni and fo r •da to am m tnl. In ............ KH own h e © ; : c auic* contained In lliN naraelnnh nny la w fu l nuri>n«e to au th n rlic. nml Its n y e nt for Ol.'ier*. Nliall except Where .!iK«vLfr,l ra*>n* laaile. execu te. e,|| nr <iHirrn|*» uiapone o f linml*. not.**. uTurnnit*, 19215 boxjnc ! team, Conch Spike Webb feels confident that his drive for another inter­ collegiate championship will meet with success. Among the promising prospects for the Navy outfit are Midhsipmen Coleman, the (19<l pounded who held down the heavyweight berth on the Plebe team last year, and John Charlson, winner o f the A cad­ emy lightweight title a Iseigton ago. Rich Collins stands out in tlmr to i ln,»- of in,|..fi the Itnntnmweight clnns, in which Hnxliii* or |ilt'ilr.i:ir all a number o f good boxers are try ­ of llie p ro p .n v or si eorporatlon il.eii o w n . ing for the honors. may Iherenfler l;i> nca| There is more talk o f the ring }'» i*eciire ll,. |Kiviii» honur. im io i. v’a r r m i i i sport among the Middies thi son than ever before, and the, Rome f**m»irti' in> i iir/..tlahl. niiT>»rii* u appears to be facing its K | re a t-* 1^ all khnl«. im«i Hi. |n est season nt the academy. Navy meets Queens, McGill, and Toronto Universities, o f Cnnndn, ns well ns Yale, Penn State, Unlver* w F^hhsylvanin Syracuse ami Cathplip University, this .jtp r . wTian iu nee m e Kiars of the gamo After the season o f dual meets in action, a chance to do so in n Navy will box at the intercolle* ginte tournament at Philadelphia short apace o f time. Ifllo In \fi. h«L Sarnzcn and Crulckshnnk are both fprnier National Open title hoWcrk as well as a string o f oth« titles o f considerable length. Florida Enters In A T « par.*ner3 “ ,re ranked among Volley Ball Se ason the first 10 in the game nnd Ihu names o f these four always appear In the lists o f favorites to annex GAIN ESVILLE, Feb. 19.— Re* spouses to the season'd first call the open o r P. G. A. titles. Kerrigan ond George hnve been for volley bull rnnilidates liringa holding !...... h" ?' holding their their own owii hopes f o r „ highly miocesaful «, « against the best in the league, son nt the University o f Florida. Kerrigan is shooting some o f the Aloro than 20 students, many ^rea^eSj *” H youthful ca­ of them veterans o f . this phase reer and his recent defeat o f IJn- or athletics, reported for the ini­ gnn over the Orlando Country Club tial practice. course stamps him as one o f the Outstanding among the randl* comers in the game, if he has not already arrived. * Arrangements are being made to care for n record gallery to f0|- ttsSSS R a s fu r Mm . ."M tk H erald W an t A ds All Sanford Business Activities of Importan 111 r, I r e T r-----l E ^Ijy »“refer* -n*: e front ilia term* ,:r ;n V 0 o,rhinrr; ^ s 0^ orf " this ’ o r any |n o and m;.r*,r..i mi t h l h a ^ n le.lff.7 and l a w f u l f o r th e •Icveli.jTioe,,. J. j “ -T . hut In. ..,.v..|1. c , , 1 „ r t|„. e.uae and p ow er* *peclden ce. tr.uh- nr l.iiM n-»i. . r fie,l In encli of th< * 1 C Cluuaea o f this I T " '/e n A c r l f .a tin. r e c o r d * ,,r ifemt 1 i.nruKraph ahnll he1 reauviled n* In1 ' n u m v . Florida. an d eu.di , 7|J' * del., illicit object* nitd pow er*. j Id. r a t e s * « H l| | U “ 1 x ifir n * of th e I ......... I l f a lias L .......... a« a IIm L .... w a lla* I ° r m,..t 0ne Sr?, ?8f ! SS rziTffJv:,,v, v "•* r• tery e r v ‘ ihind -!'.\ T naiure. ■' . »)W tlou or nmll > description- S ! " i «*i -i rtbu. L, E S i T.I breed, raise, Imp, ’ J" •« •uttii- ami • f all J Iml. nnd t o c a r r y e l a c a ttle, yraxin y and T o buy, ie||. iiniHirt, i Ketierally tl.nl In f n il I m > 4 r Iw ■SUl jsSui6r« i* i.'.4w 'Slrvjrf1'*.1 ">"? I .. I .i 1 r^o,,, Unt** t « l i m e be* S ir'n f .'IwSa’ W il’i ' !" '•*** >»••• c o r p o r a t e n am e tier* L_______■ Ma* bps dou ble a b o v e INVESTMENT Q SPECULA TION Lots on Cottage Hill between Rose Court lonvillc Avenue, one o f the highest points Lire are for con* btlnns. averaxe length a line. [ge JOc . Compare These Values Good lots in Oak Hill, farth er out— sell fo r In Dreamvvold, also farther out . In Bel-Air, sam e distance out.. . In Rose Court, sam e distance o u t .. .............. •n F ort MeJlon, closer in, $1,50Q.OO an average good lots in these fiv e nonukir niihHIwieinno' S P R IN G PA TTERNS Do not mil* l iiiull t, large hurntlrs. The jn ways burn sit a*i to bottom but nut the t pan. It wil Jpny .ymi l • ’ •hue : izi il uieiisihi fu r A collection o f famously Rood, long-wearing lustrous quality grenadines, favored by styl is)i men everywhere. i .a- h ci aval is finely tailored and tile design; arc many. They m e as exceptionally attrac live as they are remarkable in price. I J. ir|| lite r,. A lin u n ••lent Coatpany. ■ T h e luulorslgrii i at*' thainnelveii n , k J lust $300 for lot including’ the three houses for ~ hanger per hanger. ..Phone 3511. [fie* lion. I s made The Bannil be reeponefble ■correct Insertion. ■ for eubseiiuent L office ehouid be Kalely In case o f J. E SP U R LIN G . sub-divi Tfatarvllie tlnel. Thousands Pj? * r c ‘ nteresteil in ^ a c h them ®nWivislon to aad F I I Heights, Florida on Dixit H K f f l r f artilrex* a* Khoite number If ■ a l t s About o n e K thouaaml ha* u ■ the other* can't Blth you unless ■r adilrrta. La are MIST he ftn at The S*apfflrr er by letbeer rfUrontlnLt valid. frvlce, Tompt. Kfflclcnt. Of Tin W . t. r . „ d B o X T . „ " k;.‘ * ,A V8 ?k Herald, Waycrosa. Gaorgl. ^ 0* TA ^ A MORNrNG TRIRUNETrfhi?d " y 8U^8cription to th M A ,L makcs L typo Writers f w rco.lra enryf i tcrm8' f,or rcnt- ■upP»M. Room 9 FOR SALE— Small office Phono 473-J, «i$M gcty.qnd sell you 10 lots; Room 205 Meisch Bldg Dealers and Salesmen W e will gladly.cooperate Florldu, a conducted Plnrb'n, i.i r|n. Uir^u •J'BWClca < . P°".Cy * « “ " - i f f t o * m I OR RENT— Rooms with out meals. Rcasonabl Lincoln House. "DO YOU W A N T "to' buy or ad Tcrw|||egcrt i>rg - ” v" ■ pm ja '-g a ify * ” ' DhVKfaOPRltn ATTITVTIOV P r» \nr,°i0ni •!!>»nrt!Ment ° n srrouml xasnn*rnis*'itincBrEitauH !aU U Suc ^ a a sia sB a u K ca M a n M u a a a a a aB a FOR R E N T— Furnished two apartment, 311 3nd. St. Su,°* ^Ir«. A. F. Woodhurn .--------------------FOR RENT— i»nr room housi with modern convenienres an( garage. 2nd ! ., West Side, An nic Philips. FOR RENT— Ono 1 ark Ave. 1Gillon & Plxtt 'V,*' A R C H IT E C T :...... “ '•sent from the Hta*e cf « '» so.n I'hiiBittipbia a tsi " at>-at *Wa*hlii|taa l l . u “ "iSS Membar A. L A Ito*# Building Orlando, Klarlda « I8T JOHN E. FOX R e a l Install-— In.suram I ark Avenue and Second Si P o w e r fu l! ■ <"fr+<'+1v > 1n .+ ++<i+ + + + + Fishing Trip lWondrrfht iV ’tycliqAtful Summr, Hayes Sprayers HOOLGHAN COLEMAN Co. 3rd and Oak Rhone 410 An Kilo Motor gdM yoii there, nnd brings you hack H aggard & Company For Sale Ity Real Estate— InvmtmrntN Hrat National Dank Building SANFORD, Ball Hardware Co FLORIDA iG ranger R ough O L O ' P K L . - T H E . O tH L X - WAJN^ O U lL C itT Y O U R F A iM H -V T A i L K t M 'T O ' Y o d t^> T O A c P O L O C » * Z .e . TH EM * I T O D O T H A T A d i’ ^ C O U R ( " ] FA JA \ L X O O A y R R E L — ; l* b o v e r ,! <---------- r J ^ 75 IL L Q O R 1C H T H O fM E A H D O IT : M /K C C t lE -l W AN T A R C H IT E C T Phone r»J. F ir s t N a t io n a l R a n k U ld g , W E L L - I T 'S T O A iP O L O G tZ -E I \ ’ A B O O T T IM E . F O « C i E I M ' ______ I — J T O O D ID * A T A s M C R T - SJZT L A *b T Y O U ' V E C O M E T O V O (J R , '----- -------1 ^ p S ^ E ^ By GEORGE McMANUS A N D R E M E r M e > E lR I F ' Y O U E L V E .R . T A v L K T H E . W A CV Y O U O ID A Q M M 1*1—1— F I X Y O U - W E L L .- D l N T Y - E V E t ^ V r- FO R M A L AT r H O M E -M A C ,C « I E L t m , k »h ‘ t o m e a g i n : 1 (> X i * ! k ji 1 delivered M o u g h to n BRINGING UP FATHER S erC0!,tin«f m«re ^ er cunstruction fl« ? If f 0 aiH widcipnud hW secret u n til w c Dvor. •JtyuU tJ nJ'klUr-bodied "W tllmaiiS ^iethod' and by nom as, mxUness andifragrance fraurtutce means undc“GnM&rR$ughC»*, J. S a n f o r d , — ----------- - F lo r id a ^ * Civic leagu e Bjtckaboul 1870,Janas N.VVellauii tvhich jiuil sccinfJ to^> with , , * S^c,et tobacco process a pino. No one eUc ever E lto n Hill Hardware Co. IN I KRFNT NOW DUE A N D BA B! IN T E R E S T D U E IN 1923 ...... PREMIUM IN COUILSK O f COt.LF Try Smith’s Barber Shop fo r good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. Pleasure Trip or a FL& R I ------- [ FLORIST” " occasion!, cnone 2G0-W PER ------ Britt Realty Company 'i!* k‘ nd/ " r l,r"P»‘riy linlrd fo ■ApONS AN D S pues' P building Annex, [417-L 3. ptERY r SHOP— For ex*nr call 57D-J. t e * s K > r ----------ARKKT^VVc have ^ * e a l8 ° can furK7o V.us Jclicate»679-VV. 106 Park fo rci urih SS ALLEGHANY I rob. 14-25 Mar 7-I8-2S Apr 5*18-39 I SS JUNIATA bel. 18-28 Mar 11-21 Apr 1*11-22 I SS GLOUCESTER | Feb.• 21 ht 4*14-25 -i M oiar i - i i - ’j o Apr 4-16-25 4-1L DAVID It. HYI2B r lorlibi for a perloil o f o v e r tw elve mouth* la*t panned from the date of writ o f Miimmons; n ow there* Everything ol«c422. Electragith le-, nnr in w 17 s t o r y hunie COIIIpb |e,| ||, Mu v. 1X51. II P it It V III (>< Hlllipb*. tree nlrem li 7r. tier ceur In li. u i t la f a c t o r y t%.• in r<*k - — naJio. — -w.. . iau. (ml ralL .l\1» nail*, or Phil*, bedroom li . Vi" ■'‘ r,v" ,D and du o t o th - f » ; . i ! v i ' / / ,r: r" '*,“ l A« ' n ' '' o f Hie I J,1* I Dirlihi (wind and C*»h»nixat Ion • Dlmlted. a corporation. ... . NO TICK Hid* f o r D itc h in g uud Uradlng. N otlrn I* h ereb y g iv e n that Seal« d bid* w ill |,e receiv ed by the Hoard o f C o u n ty Com mla abin er’e o f .Seminole C ou n ty . Florida, on o r he‘ o r " 10 o ' c l o c k A. M. Tu eaday. Mar. 3 ril, !.»*,», fur tin* countructInn o f a p p r o x i m a t e l y 2 n ill-s o f ditch es and a p p r o x im a t e ly .1500 ru b le yards 'l* Tires, AcccssoL*na n smile. Elm 5 » « 447 L3. • »tation«. M sgFirat and Elm, •« *nd loth Street. in s u r a n c k jss&sr New Way to Quickly^ HEALYOURSKIN s‘°p WorstCough W T STATION. OFF If 1: m r h i Faret From Jacksonrille WANTED— Girl nnd clean. , FOR SALE OR RENT— Ono five Cnfutcrin. --------- room new house with 1 and 1-2 for RKNTFOR PHILADELPHIA 2 nice furnished ,icrc!' on Gortrudo Avenue, W A N T E D -fw o housekeeping rooms. First floor. S*s NANTUCKET floor Apply Union Pharmacy. _ for waitresses at Sanford Coun New York Physician Perfects 314 E. 5th St 12-25 Mar 5-1(1.20 Apr (i-lh-27 try Club. Phone 2500. We Hnve It. Harmless Method of Re­ SS PERSIAN ■h r I i n n iT roL ’i FOR SALE OR RENT— Small lfi-2U Mor 9-19-30 Apr 9-20-30 [Directory > TH J l IIII IAI. "|| ducing Weight. home on three ncrc* o f land, 50 n .o iiiiM , i> .tM , : HH ESSEX AUGUSTA C H R O N IC L E — An* orange trees and truck garden. I O l'.X T l OK SKMIXOI. WD MOTOR RK19 Mnr 2-12*23 Apr 2-13*23 The losa o f ns much as a pound c la r ifie d ( mr7 |AUK" * l'J’* Kraatest Electricity and water, ten minutes IDING. classified medium, rate cnih .09c IN CiTa NCBRV " . . exccs? . ,ft^ n ‘,ftv with no harm»cl lron»rr Miami to Phibu ni10 fl?JP' . townPrice $4,600. **• tiarncr and a . p. t ful results is the record made Phono 571-J. * w t ; tUTRIC SERVICE by many patients o f Dr.‘ R. New­ Ai. rsnjarkabl* new an<l almnln ■ 20 , Mar 2-12-22, thcncc every tnklhod for treating a c^ux h ^ lV es I [EJtctricaU ropairs. man*. a licenced 'practicing- physic­ S T .^ U G U S T I N E , •F l./ ten days. W "b reak* l * 0 n r , t ,,08° " l*n'1 u ?u a| ! ral Ave. Orlando, ian o f 280 Fifth Avenue, New igntly .skin eruptions, For Trade hour/ k cough la 3« I »*>r fu r t h e r In form a tion w r it * Ik o.nB.ColM,ty ,8 reached ole hex n r f . r«, neck, rorg, who announces that he has the St. Augu»tii.„ r •tine Evening Record! nr.iVli-.Vlen* nt la based on th e [dy. you on hot hnve to r.r/ * cr P,lnn known a* Dr. Kim ?” t MERCHANTS & MINERS perfected n treatment which has Quick results. Two - v . j centu per word, FOR KENT trade equity o f $4,500 in lief from torttin* or om« taka i ? '! c 2r r7 for Coulh«. You I quickly rid fat people o f excess Sample ropy on request. mn<l* to a p p e a r to th< t r a n s p o r t a t io n CO. ja utlsfa clln n o f (||. Court f r o m lh Miami bungalow for well located t. declares n noted skin It In youp°?hraTf 8Poon1J.11* and hold fi«raooti.ll«yUt. weight. What is more remarkable T dipkiadt* ' ' i" y" u,r throat for IS or 30 ee c- I S ' X H - n l n o l , Sanford unimproved real estate. TAMPA, FLORIDA Apply n little Mentho* «ndi'b#7ora -^ «.,«,Winir is tnp Doctor's statement that he lam p* Daily: ondA before iw allow lp r. without! Car. Drive it .,» ?.?.* 1 niade on the w rh Times, the great d improvement shows ;?iL 0W J.n5 wllhi water. The home daily.' o f MUbpoen* tssued In tlmt cert iii Box 431 Sanford, Fla. tlon haa ,.i" , Preeerlpand Second St. I|has successfully trented thousands rate 1 Vic lion M i a double action. It not ■ or patients for fnt reduction with­ os p<,u Wonl1 nilnlmiiL. " f its germ destroying IrrUaUom ^bJt^l^quVVly"*” .*"^ ------------rge 25c cash---with .order. Write cult ' ( C? l i ? M . " llh Judicial Clrout change o f diet or unnecessary cb*1— Lost and Found ,“ * r lo rld ik In and f o r S.milnothing has ever been exorcise. It is also snid that fnt for complete rate card j Hole Cou nty, w h er ein N. I! f i Qr J. G. SHARON nke the place o f this K^Morwh7chlha0ro°VhnKr?1lrVct S S i people who suffer from chronic ' a n d rar, K r w ? i " ,|lr" " r.° W m p U l l V l . t s Attorney-at.I,aw PALM BEACH C O U N T .— SERVICH rmy rheumatism, gout, asthma and high Hon Fiorlda lotnd and Color.isaAatonli'h?«|“ hiw^'q x U c fy ^ ^ I V>IM tho person who took tho Inx .topped" wlth thl* M w °t?J5ft: scene o f stupendous development- Hen Will prartlrn in all tho rnurta ie a n d 'P*IJl'r' * 1 c e r p o r a tun gaberdine top coat by niistuke blood pressure obtain great relief .met eth ers are dofmi l n o . * n'i, *b« whole couxh coodl* Ball last Friday r- Phone 551. from the reduction o f their super- Read about t |n the Palm Reach H o . a 1 I " '/ Examination o f Abstracts of loind ' " S ' l t l i l - d le rniianre nt the Ohnrity * T h f°«", ,n °l v ?ry *hort time. a Sample copy sent on re­ cloud ami quiet title of complaliitfcfht please be kind enough to re* uuous flesh. Realizing that tins lost. Titles given especial attention PTRII'S meat, f ants to I.at* one ( 1 ) to slxtc p m u cb e.t cS ld T h S a rT o n iw '“b ro n ch filt turn at once to G. R. Warren, <111 sounds almost too good to be true. inclusive, nnd U t* nlneteeVi fALDER. Day and ?oT a?.caro;.v ‘ff 'Offices in Seminole County Bans i* Doctor has offered to send ADVERTISING gets result* if i t |clV.xiv (l ) to ninety.three (»3), Until Ip. Building ; ; cc ,,f I'ln,, HelKUts. duiiford. krvicc. Anytime, without charge to anyone who will a* U^doUi ? ru*^ Koonomlcal. *too. LOST— Light brown long cape, be­ Pa- !’f Ir25. *i? 2222 d -fr onl^ on# teaepoonful. writo him. a free trinl treatment i ' - o c le" Potential buyers. 'V1',., "V I'V*. FK'ridn. us per A ^ l l good u g g is f. iA«k fo r tween Sunford and I.ongwood or ntk|ndP“. i y is emulated In P' Hie „.,h i i i l " ," h,P3 dU,y r,’ c °rded to prove his claims, as well ns his ian Industrial and agricultural Finder plense notify CHECKER ••o.llltv ’ l r' Vf H' * " ' l " ‘ -I** m Sanford. Pay-when-rcduced” plan. If you 1 v ; L ! " r,d " . In Pint boost ;t -MI 'AV-aSL- auot|d -^upt p o j j ' hjjo want to rid yourself o f stmnrfln. ur night ser* J m l 'l ” J k ' 1 H' 1' 1 v p‘ l « f su bp oena w a r d . ______ Fort Myers— Local r 1 e srv ed upon *nld . b erect handsome home, rwnrtane. KlurMa I.and and Oolot.b LOST — I ast Sunday, strayed, j'1' " " " " 'l* »n y . U m lt e d . a c o r p o r a (Ion.- due to the fact that no o f . medium <iz.*d white setter, fe ­ Cut to Suit "■ Blnck spots on bo,iv, right 5 ,r,r, ',’ r tnuvnJ *»f * s Id c o r p o r a t lo t male. 99.00 ptr cord d «lirfrs4 2 . I i •"""'•'•non whom the son* car black, small yellow spots over slectrI c c o . U A R A N I K COM PANY J. FL JACKSON, “ The Comfort R oute” nd rail. Halt 'an oAlhwatar TAIbwaUr via via lay. I OR RENT—Two room furnished ovrr. - llalio a day* alramrra via SAVANNAH .Parra apartment with garage. No small nrluila AH i___ (ttrrpl tlrkrla for Haranaak). _ haUlax lima A p. £f. children allowed. 703 Palmetto Juuula ro«i rainu .lira. Ave. FOR BALTIMORE...... COOK- W ANTED—S m a lls good p a y . Inquire 142: Avenue. t r ic a l SIMPLIFIED FINANCIAL !•'( ATEMENT DKCEAIRKR :n. 1III! I. T O T A L TO M E E T U R LtU A TIO N S c Z T y . W d T 0'! ■ Clermont .. , , - . $100,000 worth o f hums being planted here this year.' safe, WANTED Experienced stenographer. Chase A f Apply 300 J-reach Avc. dollar blahivny ta hi MAKES FAT PEOPLE SLIM . Help W anted A P A R TM E N T FOR R E N T - Lumber and Building Material Cartar Lumber Company _ N. Laurel St. Phone 605 STORE. Pro­ '**. Sodas. W* 10 »s your phone. T o n* quli e b y -puretinae, si t l o n * „ r ol l o r w ise. a „ , | |f, ln v q * t n ie „ i nnv i,„m| i o r ot c n r lt l e s o r . v ld en c. . ,,f i „ liesa o r any , h a r . , o f rnp|l„ c r e a t e d o r issio .1 b\ any oil, poia ib iii or corporations, n tlrtua, . n i th e Mtale .,r |.'bu nr Any m i , , . x,.-,,.-. •ivr , i i „ «-*ni i,try. T o pttrehnse, b old s - l l tru iisi. r m o r t g n g e , p|,,iUM' , e r w is e illapoi , ,,f. „n ,l to |,a nilierivl..- deal |„ 0 nv b o n d s •r se e m Itl* s o r ev bh'iicaa . , "■••"*'**. c r e a t e d o r b - m - .l Imjlyldnaln. c o r p o r a t i o n o r ,-i JJuns. risso. I.'iiioti o r nsaoclnt •**r. “ f F lo r id a , o r any Ntat*. r r r r i t o r y nr P ou im wnu#* o u ' i p r il)#>r*«of i<* .*«..•*. <Cab A Body) ‘ ,u" ,nW" emiple desire 5 9 Passenger I S S £L *rtm' ai ^m lahed Suburban b „ ; e“ |" 8 d* n,U" t * r,M 1 P a n e l ---------— _______ Light Truck .. . x o t ic k rland Touring hereby «ivon th rO R RENT— Five room houic, new. close in, on Chapman AvcDR SALE—3 beds, fl chairs, sin- nue. phono 21. R«r sewing machines, tnhlcs, call HOUSE FOR RENT—Ten room house, north o f I.ongwood, near hard road, monthly rental $20.00 H. C. Du Bose. Rooms For Rent X .DIRECTORY 1 d reconditioned, all BABY H Atir CHICKS— Nine excellept breeds to choose from. Hatch­ ing now. Quality, our speciality. Not quantity. Let us prove it. h rce circular with prico list. Now Era Poultry Farm. Valdnsin. Ga. FOR SALE BY OWNER—Well ^ OR SALE— Gasoline engine 1 1-2 . . £ ? te.dJ ot *" ,J,n° ,s Addition. h. p., suitable for farnt purposes. I10.,0— cash, balance pnynblo Phono 322-J. per month including interest, Free I-ree silverwnre, sUverwnre. Tickets given rhis Is a desirable lot and rnpidlv increasing in vtlue. If interested with all purchases at Kent's Vul* ... . tkU ?}U8t, act quickly. Inquire at One feather bed. nld, South Georc newsnap*r. Mornin T?ti- T Y P B W R n -BHB A N D R E PA IR S B x lft u .0 " 1" Willya-Light Plant, A -l shape used 10 months. 1923 Bargain fo r quick sale. Lake Mary Casino, Lake Mary, Fla, 10 A ^ ANTED—To buy rountr canned vegetables, highest prices paid.— Daris 8nlc Co., Augusta. Ga. —~ — -— -------------------— . D '^ n ta k in g that will ” "•' Oak Avenue. Phone auvertob H . COWANUXiTki and Sheet Metal Wi ZZTnV ™ rJ U*ed *'°ni Ton Truck }RC Coupe 'Re Touring R« Touring iRe Rondster d Fordor Sc«lan d Runabout j SALE— Eggs for hatching. S. c . brown -leghorns. $1.00 per - v ........... T ■ MC I setting. ,John — R. Jones. Beardall f f " 1 R*t* ___ TIN ^NP METAL WORK t xotich Bhnuld Rlv* their 8»rnlno|. a-Ti, , . ‘. " ; , , " lr ' , , w " * " " l ho ■rai and p e r so n a l p r o p . n . n n .- n s a r y « n o w i,lent Q-liuaaeliuli o f it,, ........ T o malt i- a ml p , r i „ r , u n •'t an y kin d nml deset b e o r r y l n g on in, hunliieMa, or p u r p o s e „ f llbluilllllK o r fill « n v o f in, object*. T o d o n uv a n d nil Hilny n c o - p a r t n e r s h ip o r n a tu r a l c a n d o III e x e r c is e , and ivhl j ^ J h a r r u f t r r m a y be u u t h o r ------------ PAPER^’ FOR SALE— Pure sugar enne *y- tnoo . ™P‘ ^ Per gallon In 35 gallon ^ barrels, Piirc Sugar House molas- }n."! u-h f 5**, *Cuban * * * - Davi8 10» Wholesale Co., Augusta, Ga. o."T CASH— Paid fo r falsa teeth, den* 1923 tal gold, platinum and disenrd- * 1923 cd Jewelry.— Hoke Smelting and Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. 1923 Automobiles USESULPHURTO Furnishers to Men W ho Know !•• the lo v I T. Artlelr ll. Die g c u e r n l until,. ,,f i, J»emi „ r III,nine. ,. Mj n:, ii| (.(.iiioratl,,,, j , * 2 »g ' that p l ^ 1^ ■‘ cat7nne-w T,Ct pho™ ° 3- Nev -2 H ® n * jy .e,*k* Building. Miscellaneous F or____________________192.1 Sale You! No matter what qhn,.i!tnC0rm?~ Canown * nd And make a start Should own y 0ur Home. Toward financial Independence. IfiOO.OO Cash—150.00 We can and will help Make your sales Per month will give ■ through the You by making the You a new five-room m i;enIa Oaxette. Ohio. J*rn“ easy—You should district. Want Wen agricultural Bungalow— Paving Investigate. And Sidewalks paid, rates on request. " Exceptionally good A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Location. (Realtors) 104*108 Magnolia Avenue A. P. CONNELLY & SONS m. . (Renltors) g t e ?l* ,«.‘S 5 8 , " , 104*108 Magnolia Avenue TO REACH « • pn ers and fern grov for sale BY OWNER— N lc« home nnd grovo subdivision on highway. Nows, rate lc David M. Douglass, ^ith order. Sanford. first I rh tisrr h Krrxf» tailvn thor* ■ with rates, rules Kin. will give you Bullion. And If p will aealet you Bir want ad. to C oont, s a a » .v w S A t e c ; « s Purpose (,f lieeoiIII,|| Under (be lawn o f ..The liar shall h.. ,i •MFNT CO fic<«aind u Real Estate ! g^r-Telcirnm . \ I* restricted to B There are three houses on the property a n d , est little ora n ge groves in the cou n try just comi ing\ A lso a Ijeautiful oak g ro v e on another no, -J« U’ *»»(»« wdlo-i -I oviinik Real Estate la w a w j^ ^ a i shall |,e H r, cloiHc * „d rale ni retail and w hole. Ifiltldrert D oliar* ern«h" ■ Any |ian n r n il i i f A g M T‘ ,,,r joercha n«ll»t. f o o d niTppUen i S f f f f i l M •gat r|,“ ! T o ii.ndit ci a Keneral d e p i r t m e n i e l m , |„ .'•induct mut-h.r , r M M ik , , ,. r„,. i h e p o V : A dvertise bh in Advance Thin C harier mav he amended I opm, and inn he Akmrficta * r V , u J i front tlm to tim e ■A" provided hy l. ,v now « ............. pr op erty u l. r "lil a n f f r h e rc a ft.. > f enncteih ftuirniitv and insure tlile " fV, ! 1 Article HI. brupfety Classified Directory Daily Herald SILKS lovviiiK Charier uiul corporation, the orli libs beep hi *.I in ipi fceerefury of Htate . B. L JIaltblv, A. I'l l till | e l i t e , CHENEY R2raf, '*J/L, '»" a l t AM p F S I K N T ( ’O M I'A N V ... M ir .e y , PBBmiART l», I! Hr£ L LUMBER CO. House , Service, Qunllty and Price. Notice In hereby nr lifter Hie Sutli da A. I». lfiiu. Hie under ply to Ilia Hovei i,„r Florida for i.eiter* V fr lr a «»f h»rlcr of T o debenture:*. (ibllfcutjiill*. Iieputbiblc . p r o l e and t!ev.d..|i la n d * f n / ’ ViJe! !'r ,,r "Iherwixe. anil'tn *od irintaferrAhle iuaii itmeittn and I K " ORLANDO, !Fln., Feb. 19. — Four o f the outstanding ntars o f golfdom are to match strokes with Tom Kerrigan and Dow Oeorgp, GAINESVILLE, Fob. 19.— opening o f the trnck sensoii ol South in April will find the vetsity o f Floriiln equipped o track unsurpassed |»y any ri oval xouth o f tho Mason and L llner and ono which ranks an the finest o f tha coontry, it claimed hero. During the threo months many repairs Improvements have been made on the old trnck. Practically Jiue beea Uicu qii rtijIkrHi v I fh Ti'-I^so pf and a himdung coat o f sifted as form ing a hard-packed, r-prii «>Vai Which will ease the hard* o f running and » t the same l bo conducive to speed records, ieaturo o f tho new I rack is the yard fltruightwuy now neni completion. The oval la u qi terjiiiiJe alfnir. I » n 4 ,r * 2 i nuflineeaea and t o .d o an 'other aela and thing*. am cl.«e-an»‘ ;nt?d all o th fc p X E l* the officer* who abatl ha elected at amend ha first election o f orflctfra o f aald vlded orimratlon ahall im, qtiallflril. • ■ It U Maltblr. Prealderrt. The O. r*. Hall, Vle*«Pretilitent. .• nea o ( ■A» K. C lin e.S ecreta ry and porotlc A. K-, D in e, Treasurer; < ItaMf amf the aalit II. I*. Mdlfl.le. ft. C. The Hall nml A. I'. Cline aliell cnnatl- nith.arr tlile the pfeaeiit n.mrd nr Direct* with I «>ra. 1 author Hurh D irector* I fdiall lie elected **«1 for annually on the ln*t TluirmUv o f . Name* January o f encli year, hcginnlitg In JJ. U 3 ll I Ojfc m If � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY IS, IMS. Martin Trices Action lit Oil Legislation Will ConAttack On >f Order o f Provisions 1 et, T a l l a h a s s e e , Feb. is . — Gov. Martin today telegraphed Senator* Fletcher and Trammell of F.nrlda and four reprmentotleep i in the lower home at Congress asking that they use their influence with senators and representatives front Wls/consin, California, Idaho, In ­ diana, Missouri and other states to prevent the passage of measRfe* before the legislatures of those states, which art- directed against the sale of cotton oil products there. ussionary isitor Today % Bi t . 5 “ re |J' E««n»nt» w o r k ^ HwSn* worx m it wain Fu, a walled town « n 17 .Population about 215 mUea inland from Shanghai, Rav, » “ ,n Sanford ■pending t L ^ nd Jf1" C“ v' « •* !" « • part of a year’s vacation, Rav. To Clow Upon Remains Of X * !" hi* family arrived in Entombed Cave Explorer the United States last July aftex ‘h/ir ancaator* centurie. ago decided they should bo utuuKiii brought up. «»»,. 7 .’"V U|». w ith the boys, however, It is an altogether different atory. They have a “young intellectual” class that raises “caln" when they think tlte occasion demands, it. A short **°Yatea said, these young men declared a boycott on •JR!"*1"* F°°d» and enforced It by raiding shop* and burning J a p ­ anese good found. Tk ( Feople Capable. The Chinese. Rev. Yute* nays, SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. WEEKS ASKED FOR REPORT ON TES1 House A ircraft Committee In Rcflolulioo, Peeki IVivatc Information Concerning The Army-Navy1923Mnnouvcrs Death Today Claims Dr.Marion L Burton ANN ARBOR. Mich., Feb. 18. —Dr. Marion LeRoy Burton, president of the University of Michigan, died here today. Death came aa an end. to a long light in which he rallied time nfter time front ill effects of n complication of disease*. He bad spent the summer in rest, broken oniy by a trip to Cleve­ land where he made the speech nominating Calvin Coolldgr. FOOTS s a l e : OVER_ Property To Be On Market March 5. Expect to Dispose TVact In One D ay a record breaking trip taking only 20 days and1 plans to return to Simple Service Marks hls work in China next July. v* » 1** **ve * aterioptl* Several H igh Officials, ‘ Final R ites For Dead r kHe.,e.ct t.? ,nt lhe Presbyterian Church Wednesday night at 7:30 History of Collins Parallels o clock. An Invitation is extended Romance of Mankind, Says to the public to attend. mentally. They are anxious to Members of Committee \ : e of :tion Made eV*i declare* th at he find* acquire anyth ng Minister in Stirring Talk things they can on Opinion Thnt Air Service in the United State* consld^ Western learning and are partiedof America Is Inadequate Finishing erably. changed and vastly differ­ M desirous of le .re ln - the Engi CAVE CITY, Feb. 18.-S and from Chin*. China is not *o llihy language. They are apt in New Hostelery To B e Number 3 8how Tuesday Night Rained Cave, torn open in the struggle to ent WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 8 .- The touch changed and hasn’t been in rescue Floyd Collins, In the grip of nwny centurie*. Mr. Yataa de­ any study but it will be a long House a irc ra ft committee adopted Negroes, Charged With RobNamed In Honor O f time befure the nation cats to the a resolution today asking Secre­ cry Arrested Here Short Out; Additional Features an underground trap, is slowly clares. ,J , Feb. 18.— Jfv e lo n which the"United States tary Weeks for a confidential re ­ closing in again today upn his body Time A fter Shooting! VlcMayor Forrest Lake Planned For Wednesday; without human assistance. .. Transportation. ^ report, on the They are bound by superHwain Fu, Rev. Yates pointed a tu ons and fears that can only be port on the 1923 bombing teats timSent to SanfordHospituI Huge Crowd Anticipated leasing bill will Volunteers who fought to aave hineao city. It ahaken off by shaking off Confuc- against the battleships New Jersey More than a quarter of a him from the clutch of nature, join­ in the Senate -----ip ages. . It's lanUrn, Buddhism and Taoism and Virginia. This action was tok­ Hey wood Register. S a n f o r d million dollarx worth of propIn addition to an altogether new ed hia family in the brief simple transportation facilities en a fte r Representative LaGuurdiu, are a* ill leaders have program by the regular perform- funeral services a t the top of the ULii i nr? Prevailing forma of Republican, testified th at the War young man, is in the Fernald- tyerty of the Sanford Hotel primitive a» some politicians would religion in the country. Rev. Yates Laughton hospital suffering from B ;Jy will . . . . . attem ------ i rpt i l l v 8 »orr u° Sanford Shrine f t ™ .“haft. Six of his friends have people in American citiea be­ Secretary in a letter Feb. 7, refus­ painful wounds und two negroes, Realty Company has Iteen dis­ he floor u n til n i ton,K.h‘ "HD Witness ns a fulfilled thp legal formalities by Hove theft's are. A h un instance believes. George Martin ntul John McGriff posed within the past few The most urgent needs of mis-! ed him the information. c‘*niax a public wedding in which announcing his identity and acci­ for some 800 “caili” n “taxi.1 Obtained, — ....... Some members were of the opin­ nr»> in the hands of the Volusia alenaties in China. Rev. Yates a young Sanford couple will take which is a sort of glorified per­ said. ir. native helpers and increas- ion thaf., in view of the testimony county authorities charged with days, according to an an­ jf the bill will * 'waning roles. The ceremony dental death. nouncement made this morn­ planned ambulator and which goes under #u school facilities. Money invest­ of army and navy officers Tuesday, highway robbery us a result of nil sir attack on the will follow the main performance . Cen!eunt " ilh which h to seal boulders over his rock grave th« name of a jinricksha, may be ed in schools, the missionary be­ it might be advisable to go more attempted hold-up on the Osteen ing , by . „officiuh of the corpor. -jland will be solemnised on the main _i of points of orhad for a 10 mile trip. The ve­ exhaustively into the condition of has not arrived and the sagging lieves. is the more productive of n>a. early Tuesday afternoon. Mr. lO tlon. T w o -th ir d s o f th e s a le s visions of the re- ■tage in the big tent. the uir services, especially that of rescjie shaft indicated nature” in­ hicle is propelled, or rath er pulled results of any effort that can nirei !!!r »vnH , rual7 rf to. Die hos- were made to people living py elsim are not Due to an excessive rainfall, the tention to seal him up forever. by an apparently tireless coolie made in China, There are now the uriny, or take up the advisabil­ pltal in an automobile th at chanc. ,. , , , . n to the house or rpgular performance a t the clrMr. and Mre. Lee Collins were whor-e pajamas flap most disgrace­ rS?1? ?ban ■lihiiOOO converts to ity of recommending to the house ed along shortly a fter the shogt-joU,!,ll,p tJan‘or‘l and Scminol* hev will contend S , w'» called off Tuesdoy night. there, silent in the last earthly fully. When the bill has been paid Christianity in China, many of the appointment of a commission ing. The wounds nre not serious | county, | i reeded their ou­ With the promise of good weather rites for their son. The aged cou­ one finds that the 800 cash tra n s­ whom turned to Christianity as a to study the situation during the examination at tho hospital is | Chief nmong the purchnsera of sting new Ingiala- for the show tonight circus of­ ple sat side by side in small chairs late themselves Into about 40 Fwmtit of the work of the schools. summer. -•aid to have shown. nroperty in tne ___ _____ new development ficials are planning to make up in near the edge of the same lime cents ’Mex” which, in turn is 20 The Martin negro, who is charg­ lying between Union Avenue and Assistant Secretary *if Navy The old days in missionary work the measure pre- the program tonight for the show atone ledge under which Sand Cava cents In American money. when a man worked for years with­ Robinson nnd Rear Admiral Hilary ed with the shooting, was arrestChina, Hev. Yates says, Is yet out securing a single convert is P. Jones, president of the naval e.l shortly nfter he hud repotted the Lnkefront boulevard, was the of order would they were unable to give last disappears. ' to suffer It’s “flapper’’ movement. P«H. the missionary believes. general board, testified on the nir that another negro had committed firms or Hulick & Hulick, which by the chair or night. Behind them, grouped on largo within GO days will begin the hole ami th a t thu Everything |8 |n readiness for boulders overlooking the valley be­ The young women of the country I here are in his church 140 mem­ plana of the navy department, the hold-up. A description gotten erection of the new $500,0(10 tour­ or more particular, of the city in opted before Fri- the wedding. A local iqiniater, low, were a doien members of n bers and the number is expected while Maj. Gen. John L. Hines, from Mr. Register a t the hospital ist hotel. A block of property if it is still whose name, like those of the bride choir gathered front among real- which he spent his 10 years or to grow much more rapidly In chief of the army general staff, and was Conveyed to Constable E. E. facing approximately 450 feet on jJve away under and groom will be withheld until £ "* » of. C»ve City. Mr. and Mrs. work, are being brought up in the < years to come. his aide, Maj. r . B. Wilby, repre­ m ilker who made the arrests. H rst Street opposite the site of sent for a vote the principals take the stage to­ Collins listened with bowed head* sented tho war department. They The nogroH bail been traced to the new hotel, wnu purchased by bmergvncy officers night has been seemed. Local while strains of ’’Nearer My God were designated by .Secretaries Huniord by Officers Green and this firm for $90,000. merchants have started the nowly- to Thee ’ drifted over the hill as Wilbur und Weeks, at tho request Beckwith who began working on The purchase of Hulick & Hulick of tho committee, to represent tho case about half nn hour be­ |oi order should be weds-to-be off with a good supply the services opened. fore when tho alarm first came to wns made Tuesday afternoon by those departments. of the legisla- of household articles which range The aged father looked often Howard Hulick, who a few hour* the police station. and report it from insoles to hairnets. These toward the mouth of Sand Cave Flood of Light befure had signed the contract According to the story of the a f ­ | days which would will be presented to the couple 126 feet away as tho words “ Like Representative Perkins, Repub­ fair na told to tho polico, Martin which guaranteed the erection or i the senate. They shortly after the ceremony is pre­ the Wanderer, the Sun lican, New Jersey, the committee was tho bulling spirit in the hold­ the new hotel. So plensed with Gone i tny difficulty in formed. The greater number of Down,” floated uway in the dis­ examiner, announced ufter the up. He is u puralytie, barely able Sanford nnd its future was Mr. before the sen- the presents now arc* on display in tance. Sand Cove, naked In the ab­ meeting that the confidential In­ He hold tho shot gun on Hulick, that ho niadt* known hia [ikould go back to a window of the Hall Hardware sence of its sheltering canapy formation hud "thrown u flood of I® •Mr. Register and directed the oth­ Intention of nmkinir more investcompany, on First Street. conference report light upon the question of general er negro to climb into the auto­ nients fur his firm a t a later date. yawned silently. Formation of Teunt Will Begin Hurenu Figures By Scruggs ran be cal up Tho couple will be the eightydefense, especially in regard to in which Mr. Register had Mr. Iluliek and his brother who The Rev. Roy II. Blser, or Glas­ After Selection Of IMayer Indicate Much Movement aircraft" und tiiat the request for mobile reventh that have been married as gow, been riding and seurch him. Tho compose the firm, which will fln neighboring community, Manager At Next Meeting one of the main events of the climbed to a stum p to open a This Season Than In IjihI; this information had proven "high­ younger, it Is main sni.l, lost his nerve nance the local project, has long Shrine Circus during the past four To He Held Next Week to Crop Slightly la rg e r, Belief ly practical.” Beyond this state­ and refused to go on with the n»b-i!,<H‘n Identified with some of the Scriptural service and n motion year*. W hether or not it can bo picture comma ftartaU ment he refused to discuss the ses­ W whirr. Unable to climb into the large hotel projects in thi* coun­ sion. traced to the circums* /uces under At the outerT rlhge of the group agraph' machino himself due to hi# infirm ­ try. At present he Is secretary- ' K. F. llousholdcr was named ' ^otal shipments of celery from dam number which they were married, tfie fact stood a sentinel with hia rifle. president of the Sanford HnsebnIV, J'lftrida through Feb. Hi this year One member of the committee is Ity and unable to keep his vic­ treasurer of (,!«• New Jaxaey Motef aid bo included in remains th at only u very few di­ Huge rocks were tho benches of club at an organisation m eeting, were 1.710, against 2,783 cars ship- understood to huve said thut, after tim covered. th e ’negro then fired. Men’s Association 'and fast yeaif ‘ with the remain- vorces have been reported umong the outdoor chapel. held Tuesday afternoon. Other ped before the sume date of last hearing the nrmy statement, ho lhe negro, evidently, had not served (is. president of tho same the principals of Shrlno Circus My. officials of the club, with the ex­ year, a compilation of figures made could appreciate the reason for the trken into consideration the fact body. Men who had spent days in the « . . ( th , i n u , . , , , , struggle, unshaveed and muddy in ception of a pluyer-manuger, were today by Frank S. Scruggs, rep­ position taken by Brig. Gen. Mit­ thnt he is known by Mr. Register. Operate Popular Jersey Hotel intention of con- *4. (-ircus officials made the most of appearance, bared their heads in elected at the meeting. resentative in Sanford of the chell. assistant urmy air chief, In his story ut the sheriff’s of­ The firm of Hulick £ Iluliek. W*r ugainst ndop- j ‘5° them through the chilling breeze. The prayer The selection of the manager United States Department of Ag- whose testimony before the com­ fice he blamed the shooting on un"ther hotels has built and t. they suid Tues- | the cancellation of Tuesdny night’s was offered. Tho little gathering wlll be taken up nt a meeting of j riculture und the Florida Bureau mittee has stirred up considerable other negro wh«> hud been wulkiuir 1 the read. The “ g ^ w ^ p f f i l J‘hf, ^ ^ a r l m r Hotel subject would he I Pe r‘ormance and are prepared to of lfiO men mid women henrd the the club officers to be held next Markets, shows on Feb. lit last controversy. ighly and would noti Rl,vu Bevi\ral new acts that olhcr- Rev. Biser tell them they were week. Following the selection of year the price of celery from three Another member, nfter lenving ed un by the man who brought M r.1 u Allenhurat, N. J., near Asbury declared to « h ” the senate wiw would not have been on the “standing on this precipice in the the manager the form ation of u to Sixes was $1.50 u crate while the committee room is quoted ns Register to the hospitul, und added I i rk’ n , . w'm h program. So advance in the reg- midst of death” und listened to team will be taken up. Tho club this year the price for the same having remarked thnt it was "m er­ his statem ent to thnt of Mr. R eg-15® ono, of “ le best in thut state, h Kepublican, Ne- ulur prices, however, will be made. him give thanks “for the brother­ already is in communication with grade of product is $2.50. ciful" thut the United States wus ister thut tho third negro had ’ f’UVt'ral y‘‘an‘ "«’» Howard Hulick of the defeated nothin*; to do with the* affair, ’ m tho rrectlun of The main show will begin at 8:30 hood of man ns manifested by u number of good players and are Ration hill and leadThe peak of the movement this surrounded by large oceans. the regular hour. The those who have risked their lives confident of getting together a fust year, A confession is snid to have been the Huntington Hotel in St. Peters­ It also was learned that the piun is expected to o’clock, is expected to arrive about elite in«*d from tho youn*cur negro. burg. side tents, containing a number of aggregation. the middle of Mnrch though the committee found out thut only two Martin, it is suid, has refused to the fight ’tomor- unusual attractions, and the booths on this site.” Another feature of thu contract Mentul comfort for the Collins e assisted by Sen- will open for business at 7:30 o’­ The m atter of financing the'club whole month is expected to find of the 100 or more members of udmit his connection with the roh- signed Tuesday, according to of­ Democrat, North Hook which will give visitors an fnniily wus besought and then Mrs. was discussed at leagthat the meet­ as much celery moving to m ar­ the army genernl staff were from l>ery. In u story told by the ne- ficials of the local company is •» the uir service, and that the pres­ Iru D. Wenthers, of Cave City, Irt to the opposition ing and the finding of n plan ket as facilities in Sanford can (frees in Delumd. according to inwhich calls for the operahour to sight-see before settling sang u solo. i pack and ship. It is believed that, ent number of uirplaues wus far formation received in Kunford, the clause p Ser>«tor Smith, down whereby no burden will rest on any tion of the hotel for the next five for the regular performance. Newspaper telephones, but re­ man or group of men was reiuirt- so fur ns quality is concerned, the below the wur department specifi­ negroes claim thut they were pick- >years Pth Carolina and by its builders. This, it was cations for wnr defense. cently installed all over the hill­ *r, Democrat, Tened. Merchants and other individ-1 this year will be belter than ed up «> n the road btf Mr. Register pointed out, Is significent in thnt side, rang unanswered from vur- uuls will be asked for nominal I *1 wn* 1**1 year, Although nrmy plans are said to MmwHdnX c a nJ, <,tol*| Ahem "ho had they have such a large client* to ious tree stations. A Hoft wind call for an initiul quota of 1IH 1 contributions to launch the ussoduj No damage was done to the <rwood, Democrat, something good for them ." A d is - (that they will practically be rustled the dried brown leuves tion. The club, once luunched will I crop by the freezing temperuturc airplanes for the first pursuit agreement over what the "good” able to fill the hostelry with their H of the bill upon and carried the song Off down the be self-supporting because of th e 'u few mornings ago, in fact, the group, it actually has 21; one of was. the negro maintaining that own guests. p is based declared valley. fuct that all receipts of the sec- oppusite view is token. The cold, the initial war allotment of 58 it wus money, followed, according not worried over It became known today that the The story of Floyd Collins, un- ond hulf of the season will go in by Jiindering the reproduction of bombardment und 100 attack to the negro’s story, und ended in passage of his name of the new hostelry will Ik* certain in its outcome, uncertain to thu club treasury intact, insect and grub pests, has added planes it hus only 21 of the for­ the shooting. This c. I- Britt was named vice- materially to the quality of thu mer and one of the lutter. Ml. Register is reported to be the Forrest Lake Hotel. Charged with stealing a coat even from day to day. Rev. Biser F Kepublican, New Other Figures , paralleling the ro- president The other officers are: crop. u-sting well ut the hospitul. Sev­ name, it wus unnounced. was de­ |irniun of the eon- belonging to A. 1). Smith from a referred to Other figures on the ratio of eral buckshot entered bis should­ rided upon several days ago by the The totul number of cars shipped he would attem pt Sanford barber shop, u young man mnnee of mankind Itself. No other ' q . \V. Spencer Jr., secretary-treasplunes specified for initial wur er, it is said, when the negro fired board of directors as a fitting trib ­ from Florida last season was , , - — (report at noon and who guve his name us Alvin Nel­ ine dent within memory, he said, urer; J. I). Chittenden, business ute to tho efforts of the mayor In und the number in ser­ both barrels of his gun. | lhe senate until 5 son was committed to the county hoc! brought ko many prnyern from ' nianogor; The director# named ore •»^**** the compilation #howA. Of strength c.ccuring thu hotel. vice, are suid to be ns follows: the brotherhood of man for one fel-|K , |*\ Houtiholder, C. L. Uritt .1 l) number the Sanford Mellon court for trial he wus given u Jterrioon. Chittenden, G. W. Spencer Jr.', For- *hin|>«d 5,287. The crop, it is InProperty an Kale March 3. For Panam a: Specified observa­ preliminary hearing before Judge lowman trapped underground. “ Floyd loved the caverns and . rt.*t latke, Fred Dnrner. R. L. dlcated, will he os large, possibly a tion planes, 13, in service, none; ’W. K. White in Municipal Court Another announcement nude in th in g s For Wednesday morning. the caves; loved them us some of |)ean, Vance Duugloss, I- i \ C hit-1tr^ e larger than it wus lust year. bombardment, 13, in service, 14; connection with the hotel is th at love flowers und birds,” he suid. tendcn. II. E. Wagner, Frank Competition from California cel- pursuit. 25, iii service, none. the entire property holdings of [me In City; Nelson was arrested luesday us "Now he is enshrined in his sar­ Meisch. W. C. Hill. W. W. C. Smith ^ y , Michigan celery und New For Ilnwuii: Snecified observn-1 Ilf I the land company will formally go night by officers Beckwith and cophagus of stone where his body und W. E. Walthall. io rk celery will not prove as aer- tion planes, 13, in service, none;'UIl W C l l i i r C W O r R " i the market Mur. 5 ami from p d y Mar. 8 Green. When found, it is said, he lies in peace." ious as expected und the Florida bombing, 2tl, in service, nine; purpresent indications, it is believed was wearing the coat which had product is getting a much wider suit, 50. in service none. “ It wus Floyd’s wish to be bur­ tliut by the t*tiil of thut <!uy, t*vt*ry P«ry and other fin- letters belonging to the Owner still ied in a cave," the speaker added, Mrs. K. P. Moorse, agent for the distribution than in seasons preFor the Philippines: Specified lot will have been sold. [or the Model in the pockets. Nelson hail a tern- and then related a dream which Seminole County Welfare Board, ceding. observation, 13, in service, none; 1 being erected in D?rary H arry T. Bodwdl, head of tho *n Hanford at the time j Collins said his son recently | Weekly shipments to date, con bombardment, 13 in service, 10; was the principal speaker ut the a number of San- ot hts arrest. regular weekly luncheon meeting Ihidwel ICmIty. Coin|>uriy, whoso ; experienced, u dream that angels trusted with lust year are: pursuit, 20, in service none. ^Other cases coming before Judge came >tm .. him ...... m„mj v u #n‘i professional und .... took away from 1923 I9'2I The arm y, however, was said to of the Sunfopd Kiwunis club nt the linn U linniilinit the sale, announces 1 to show Sanford White were those of A. D. Booth, I cave where he after- thnt an extensive advertising cam............., ........ ‘ wus 'imprisoned, ' d. WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.— Jan. 12, ... 17 Jan. LL . *54 have a large number of airplanes Seminole Cafe Wednesday med in residential drunkenness, $10 bond estreated ;, “ Heroic deeds huvtwlaid ai per­ senato today recalled from the Jan. 18,..... 77 ready for service but rapidly ap- noon. Two new members, Ray U ur-! W Kn covering eight papers in Jan, 20, IM den und (.’. \\\ Stoudenmlre w e r e w i l l shortly be inaugurated moderate cost, ate A. I.. W alter, drunkenness, $10 es­ manent monument for the whole Jan. 25. teg „ Jail, 27, 172 322 preaching the obsolescent stage. elected nt the meeting. to continue until the sale opening. e‘l and the build- treated; J. A. Crews, rqieruting a coUntry in the exhibitions of cour- tion bill passed last night contuin- Feb. 1 ... 2 III Prior to the executive session, Feb. 3. 110 ri*,d for inspection car while under the influence of age and stamina reveuled for 18 . ing a provision for increase of s a l- : Feb. 8. Mrs. Morse sketched the work A series of advertisements will ap­ ( lhe committee heard Theodore 235 Feb. ID, 107 intoxicating liquors, $100 and days at Sand Cave," the Rev. C. ary for members of congress and Feb. 15, 352 Feb. 17. 297 i Roosevelt, former assistant seen- DC- welfare board in the eounty pear in newspapers in the follow­ *1 progress has costs; Will Klannagun, vagrancy, K. Dickey, of Horse Cave, said. vice president. When the measure I •Shipment s by month Iu:it y»iar j tary of the navy, who opposed and urged her hearers to co-operute ing cities: Jacksonville. Daytona, St. ----------»• Petersburg, T building in the transferred to the county court: with the hoard in ms many wuys Orlando, Tampa. — n, He supplemented ReW Bistr's was brought back, Senator Norris, l unification of the uir services, Willie Clinton, reckless driving, statement that the spot forever Republican, of Nebraska, unnounc- 705; March. 2,039; April. 1,11*1; ,n fact, the buililWhile Mr. Rooosevelt was before ns passible. She read the report i ” ‘ s,1 1 ulm Beach, Miami and S*n1almost completed. $5 bond estreated, Wallace Allen, would be sacred to the memory of ed he wouki ask reconsideration. I May, 580, and June 33. 1lhe niirruft committee. General "f the organization fur the past rJn as one of th e, icckleun driving, dismissed; Wil­ him who had culled forth so much j Mitchell was testifying before the month. I Branch offices of the company borne buildings in i lie Richardson, drunkenness, $5 ] M. if. Hutton, who was elected to have already- been• located house military committee in fuvor (Continued on page 2) ------ In' all ' of ./*• !*• Connelly is bond estreated; Frank Monroe, i | of the Curry nir service unification membership a t u prior meeting, wns ,c Blea except Palm Beach and presented to the rlub. Mr- Dur­ Miami and in the latter two, it is : bill. Itoe interior furn- disorderly conduct, $5 and costs; j building. K. P. Duncan, drunkenness, $5 and 1 den, who wus elected to member­ expected to open branches in u Uililiiig will be plae- costs; S. B. Graham, drunkenness J before the military rnnuulttev in ship, is manager of the Basket short time. papletely furnished and disorderly conduct. $20 bond 1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.— The ■ — | opposition to the bill ,preceding Market while Mr. Stoudenmire is ncie necessary for estreated, K. 1*. Duren, drunkenness senate coinmittoe approved the riv­ m anager of the Seminole Grocery Civic pride, municipal spirit a n d , The Sunfurd team will consist , Gen. Mitchell on the stand, Will Link 18 Cities Company. interurbun rivalry will find ex- - 1 of the following i *k :u ^ t‘les need and disorderly conduct. $15 hand ers and harbors bill. _ .players: . Harry by the purchaser estreated. Visitor* present ut the meeting pression on the Satiford <1 »lf, Khle. Frunk MacNeill, It. L. Dean, | E l U f l i l l l d ( 'l l l i s i f l o i 'i m e A house committee began un in­ In Broadcasting Plan V . D M S I U t r m ^ were R. A. Palmer, Mr. Pcttishall . exchanged with vestigation of the National Dis­ course Friday nfternoon when O. W. Spencer, Edwanl Higgins, J l 1 und Rev. At. E. Gabard, of Genevu; R were bought Mayor Forrest Lake and . Mayor] Dr. a Pulaston, Col. G. W. Knight, j i \ t ‘ W A I’l l l S ( OlUCM’C llC e abled Soldiers League. NEW YORK, Feb. 18.—Event­ i^ b le t„ the purGtt® Borchurt, president of the Night sessions were held by both H. I.. Maltbie will lead the S a n -j Judge K. F. llousholdcr; E. II. permanent Atilwuukce baseball club; R. M ually linking into a I dVl wi M l*1i. i'u » « Milwaukee I senate and house agriculture com­ ford und the Altamonte Springs Pnrker, II. W. Herndon, F. H. hook up by telephone station* In golf teams of 20 men each into <Bigelow, Roy Chittenden, Calvin ' ______ 1inittees on furm legislation. maineut conference which Pre*1!- 1YatMnVreidIvhJrli K- 18 cities for aimultniitfou* bread­ would summon 1 C h i n n ' wi. ‘ resbyterlan missionary to casting Feb. 18.—Crop | A general denial of a federal action for u prize offered by the Teague, Frank Markwood, Reg!­ dent CoolUlge lidge would summon, nnd ........ .. i Married, andWASHINGTON. of programs furnished by weather conditions for Florida ((trade committee c o in tliin l was , competing clubs. Though the "Bat- nald Holly, Forrest Lake, lawn which ha* been mentioned here A y ujL°,, " “W| £ #on ■ vacation. u New York station is contained j tie of th*Muyorn" will be the featLeRoy, Douglas Igou, Ray Rearfor the week ending yesterday, | filed by the Michigan Sugar Com• with the Amer- 1 m-viei***— L k! ~— *” present • l,ccaU,r* ■ • were: „E. D. In a plan for a super-system of ju re of the program several ex- «l»*n, Paul Lake. Arthur Yuwell, "i*. conversation was summarized by the D epart-1pany # radio broadcasting, announced by 18.— H is-' m int of Agriculture today as fol-| Brig. General Mitchell testified cellent golf matches are promised W. R. Smith, and Mr. Brown. the American Telegraph and Tele­ rw ood’s heart aflows* mostly dry' ami sunshine further laHore a house committee for the visitors team will include Members of the Altamonte J heart afmostly dry sunshine phone Company. New project pro­ 11i‘ lows: m osuy ury and la nundier of pluyers of ouUtond- Springs team are: Amos I , waiting for 1 Lou favorable for farm work. .Low on thtf aircraft, vides connection will be availably E. A. Bush, David Howard Navy department informed tho • ln(T ability, •' HtuK** nnd I tem peratures on Feb. 12 damaged every night from 8 to 11 o’clock, at 2 o’clock when Johnson. H. If. Bundy, “ ate departm ent that the Amerl* I * version of ' nl!?be,l Graven DllHOUSE DEFEATS BILL ' * Luke, S. M. Lloyd. 11. C. Long, C. «« Nina | J. Marshall, FL J. M iughton, J. G. Hr * town WASHINGTON. Feb. 18— By a | .Michaels, 11. H. AlcCuslln. G. E. vote iLi Nearly evof 2.11 to 120 the House today Wheat: | McKay, A. R. Platt, A. K. Russel-■llvi lhe wcoding damaged. Much truck was killed jby —orixes have been provided the in t Mr. Hanip.sou. Air. Clarendon. N. I May, U 134 'to L 8 1 ;Ju ly , 1.54 V [tor, AVRaffeid1 U B .H le e|* “ 7 " 7 l tol'llTv I’0!,* I groom them- in north und central parts on Feb. | tee on the nomination of William dividual winner* us well as.for the A. Holt, Mr. Huzxo, Mr. Chase and Corn: May. 1.27»*. Oats: May, I Sharon, W. M. Scott, E. C. Su*1’*' • ••-<*- ^ y / ttU*,',u r‘ a »* hill «.* « sub ................. 13. IJDt»too* Were cut to the j M. Jurdtne to be secretary of agS m ith,IsM ute for tjie measure it p a n a d a t ,, but winning team. j George Babcock. to 531*. | and R. A. Winston. ground but will n v o te r j riculture. last year. u * toystery. Points, irters Say WEDDING TO LEAD EVENTS IN SHRINE CIRCUSTONIGHT r REGISTER IS SHOT ay o n OSTEEN ROAD Builders Of Hotel BY HOLD-UP MAN Make Purchase OFFICERS NAMED PEAK OF CELERY TO HEAD SANFORD CROP WILL COME BASEBALL CLUB NEAR MARCH 15 Larceny Case Sent From Municipal To Higher Court Today KiwanisC’Fub Hears Talk By Mrs. Morse Senate Recalls House Appropriation Rill Washington News “Battle Of Mayors” Will Be Feature Of Sanford-Altamonte Golf Match Weather And Crop Conditions Given ,ny Is Told : �K# 7 ■* - < 1 -io M 8 || ; .H • 9 . 1 ■ * IP ^ J B V (g Sold first two days of sale. One more week and the first ui uals, six of whom are pfenning to build nice homes a t once Pinehurst is located “on top of the towp Building restrictions on every lot. Sidewalks now being laid. . Developers plan to build several new hqmes in subdivision. Developers of Pinehurst promise you gas, water, sewage and other improvements r > T % Wf 1i n i , 0 1 ] 1 I r| 1 I\ D 1 V 1 1 1 j. : K. ; rv i 13 l \ 202 EAST FIRST STREET •S A «£»♦%A *}» ♦** *1**1*****1*v %♦v V ♦!*♦> ^ *1* ♦% A *% v ♦W v * V .^ * * > > + * A + 4 W 4 * * i ^ * f ^ > * * * * * * * * * ‘>***-:>->*4*-:»'>*++'>***+ ♦!*♦$*♦♦♦ ♦H * ♦♦♦ < �5; n r a ^ : *■, - A j r .y — BEGINS SEAL TOMB COLLINS solid(fy in tlie lateral leading fro m , the rescue shaft, while the shaft proper will be filled with rock and I earth from the vicinity. The en*! trance to the cave will be closed I with heavy timbers and Floyd Col| lina henceforth will rest undisturb­ ed. | -V- : ■*1- ' 1* the Atlanta post in November 1923. He was questioned as to the 15,000, stressed In Rieh ’2 tes­ timony yesterday, sent by L. g. Williams, of Savannah, to Rlehl In Columbus, O. m “I fool enough to let hhn Ncgro songs, rendered in cornWASHINGTON. F ^ 18.--R u(Continued from Page One) talk to me and to hel~ “ 'Mid tl».W Rtvln n l u i d . .... U - mor haa it that the wedding bells iti*r kindneia. the former warden referring to a field style, P'«*«d a number of | played “School D*-a” as Everett patrons of the Milane Theater i Sanders recently appointed sccre"‘sit made tc his office by apoke^'r ^ nn *CIeve’ .of GJa>ff°w. ^ er* t0 Sartnin, Hsar. The witness said tha^^i* Tuesday night when the Jubilee! tary to President Cool idee and his ,n vo,c* *° ,ow th e ; IJertlcs Accepting A n v the time he was preparing to 1aav» Singers, a troupe of negro sing­ bride marched up the old church w ater down th « °PPosite hillside only emphasised the aisle. Money for Sof» Jolts; ............... ............ .. forSays Columbus to attempt to raise solemnity of the occasion. Faint He Mode No Savannah Trip J5-000 to repay Rich!, a portion «r< ers nppeared in concert. A nunt- If by chance this wasn't the Hotels are Filled B f ’ dMt* fmm the cameras were a u -! v borrowed money. Haar offered to her of individual singers and mu­ tune they played, it wrfs the bells' Every hotel in Sanford was fill- j I>. WM® as Van Cleco told softly of. ‘ —u he ac10Micians wero featured in the bill. I help and the witness said error —for the wedding took place appeared particu- when both bride and groom were * the singers’ students just turning the haif-wny - ,f'0W Sweet mark in the schooling, haunting rythm,! was „ “School Days” romance . -.it luiuiniiiai outstanding all the way through. and A. F. Pearson, a Glasgow un­ (standing room only) signs. Sandors was the son of a coun­ in th„ f e i * s « £ “c X 11,™ SS£°s " f " f " 0thisainspiece, dertaker, dropped a piece of nsh, n try preacher, who augmented his thl« m orning. It w.,» i £ * $ • « » l 8" * " • « i ral'-ln* it tiny fluttering fern and a bit of . 1- , i meager salary as minister of a the dcfenie hari*rested. “T heynro n® tH Colurnbu* to (five to the program . Other spirituals Straw H at Sales Increase earth as Floyd's unseen rem ains Baptist Mission church in the In{•hargefi with conspiracy to accept • J 1 , I e I h llilfor1 ropayment after ho had sung with effect. tw re committed to his Maker. Increased sales of straw and bribes m eonneriion with . . . i J . !• *0,« nis noU!,e house ,n in cCo°l«»nbus. umbus. Thb T hi, were urines in connection with assignThnuirh*the . . .i d,nna coaI Hrids bV Working a 55 minutes had elapsed when the panama batH a re reported by sev­ went of prisoners "soft jobs." I,draft however. .... ' --------------«. «..* j»us. , , . was brought back nna “Amen’’ brought the closing - I I" th . songs „™,h" ' i n t i S f J ’" , r C“ '' L. J. Fletcher, who has la-en in i f 1 " " ta , ,a n'1 ro-depoaltod in a negro virtually all on the stage mont. o t the services. Such was the last eral local haberdasheries, thus re ­ The Rev. Janies Sanders und his ? ‘ * ** bt‘ Wtti* advbw»d by have gone through institutions of hour of spiritual tribute to Floyd minding citizens of the early ap­ governm ent prison service a t 1 env- h;,n r wife were desperately poor—yet •"W orth, Kalis., and A tlanta since ra" 5,°,U,nbUK BttHrnt,y "«* to a l . higher learning. The director of Collins. A few hours and his body i proach of Spring. The cold weaCh­ when E verett war. born in 1882, in its to m b 1er two days ago failed to rel-gate 1002, in his testim ony denied all t o ^ ’v X r i Z " ^ 0" “ miK,lt *e- m th.- chorus was for a long time they determined th at despite their VUllL have.. been r,ecn sealed **a,e? tr> tomb director of fho g t.k »T'i ,n r> unerm ineu m ai oespue m eir charges c f acceptance of bribes covering up. deep in the earth below. A b lo c k 'th e new head wear to the dofhea J re dub F k Univ‘,« ' t y 1poverty he should have at least the niudp nf?ain*t him hy I'ovorniiiPiit Of concrete will be perm itted to press. *’ * j advantages of an education. WlfllPWH, . ---------------When he was 18 theV started to Not n penny’’ wn i his answer .fulfill this ambition by sendidng! . to questions ns to nrceptanc, | him to the State Normal School iT money prisoners in in exeh With The Shrine Circus J ' I L ' from ™ " Prisoners ex d nngv *P f O p O S a l S B e fo re ^ ^ A S P E R IT Y I S a t Terre Haute. ’ for appointment to “easy jobs." H e 'c i * , » w ------IIis path nt tho school wan not R A M P A N T strew n with roses. When not a t­ ■ declared that lie had never been up-1 o d l c l i C A i m H O IIQ A N O W j preached by any one with offers of lI H U S e tending classe:; he was forced bv mcney In return for use of his in -1 u - A c r n w r i ^ T ; . „ IN N O R T H W E S T lark of funds to work in a local fluence. lie went into detail while Feb. 18.— The shoe store. But every existence on the witness Hand as to the asan‘l hous« agricultural comhas its compensations—and there Says Northwest Was Not Left E verett m et Miss Ella Neal. jjy? , signment of prisoners in the Savnn- {?« “ 5** w.er,‘? cn,lwl lnto ’“•ssiuif Asleep At Switch And Is nnli crowd" to prison positions, f,,on<,.ay '"K*11 *«» consider JegislaMiss Neal was a notmal school quarters and eating places. The _*°.Vto car,.'y 0,.'.t recommendations (letting on Keller Basis student from Jacksonville—an-l in the president’.-! agricultural con­ w itness said thnt there wna nothing of almost an short a time as it takes unusual in the assignm ent of these ference. CHICAGO, Fell. 18. — P rosper­ to tell it she wuo Sanders' fiancee. prisoners. The t'apper-IIaugen ro-operntive ity’:! sudden arrival last rum m er, The . courtship^ was ___ -a whirlwind ............... .. a n d .th e n.though rem arkable “did not ov- “i/* * 1* nnd tbev were mnrried in Praises --------- -Sarannnhians. ........... . .measuro- wan. before ----------- both. UIIU I III.* “ Her SahderV graduHe said id that at tho tim e ’hov' h • 5 ° T u ,te ® a3senibleil with | n whelm, and the northw est has 190‘" *,bf’ atlon. were committed Tiniitted there were aboiU1n o n ° f “ pproy,infr ° r °- not been left asleep nt the .switch’’ At this point it would seem fittin g -,o«»u 2,800 inmates inm ates of the prison -vith ! r oa tbe n,1Pn9l|re, if possible. I Charier. F. Collisen, agricultural (editor of The Minneapolis Trib- to add ’’and lived iiappily ever; toi d me»>b‘,rs of the Inland a fte r.” diligently employed. H» doscribivejsesaion todav, the But such was not the case. They j ed the Savaminli V o'ntinccn^'n-om f 0,nailttee adopted an a"m en d m en t, * !)jily Pre*3 A’ re la tio n here to" " iu n n „ iu ,„ were undoubtedly happy—hut they ! incntly to the front in the tesM -: L’y .Repre^ en,alive1 Fulmer, Demo- day’ hnd alm ost more than their full I mony In the case, ns above the to enlarge the m e m -I Lven wheat raising cotntnuni- share ; e proposed federal co­ rtifh.vn-M. bershlP the cotier, are alive and active,” said , „„„of „„troubles, , , average. In apparent truthw orthThey had been married hut operative m arketing board from Mr. Coilisson. “ A query sent out r *"Py n.°ua be? " m ,rrle d b»t a mess, this having n benring on three to five to bring in represen­ by The Tribune revealed If. did i .f !._ _ m.oath\ . w.hen together they their assignm ents, he said. of m ajor agricultural prod­ •ren t projects now in active o p e r-! n t ‘ ” lvei','ity of Indiana. I The form er deputy warden de­ tatives ucts. * otion locally throughout the live I 1 \ m n^ ton*.. „ n .c ";?nt tbo ^ u tlo n with The senate comm ittee’s session northw est states to put ngricul- i •..A 1 ,t he l,„nivf.rs' ty Sanders was a Fnther Hayden a n d . Laurence 11.1 i n,an*1 H,! was president of Riohi when they made a trin to tonight was taken up principally ture on n better hasi" ” Savannah, and said ho knew noth- with the testim ony of George N. Mr. C o l l l W , atldren, „„ ; S | , ' s7 h X T b 'S l ■ ? /” " ’ But ' i l lee k , president of tho American bt I 1 i “n p, a,n.s for sucb “ trip. He Council of Agriculture, nnd O. E. «»'l B . rf- th u t lU.ln’t Ret him t T wSerc i l t h a®f,Cr.L-ed h.Vs woaJ t b nt this time t.h<: ProsPeri‘y of cnnimun- ul to pay the butcher and grocer. less than 85 000 i n , ,B,rndfute* a member of the pres-* f.e,et ities thnt have developed dairying For the student newlyweds it was equity in some •deludingjident a agricultural conference1 nnd balanced farm ing. He told of " mmi ighty L 'h t V sslim l i m plckin’s.” ■ ilr*liit.'u >• S f i 7 lmA» X “ r mi' X L , 7 - Pr k " '* « -* '« hi. crlUcIim the revival of prosperity in the Another purt-tim e job in a ch o c ! Fla., and in „ ut Sccretaf l “ r v7* charging th a t northw estern I'tntes this year, ns a •store pulled them through, however Kansas, and Liberty bond, ' , d“ 7,,Ba? BR,< the «Kti- result of the new grain crops of one! in HJ07 SnncIor.H was Lrrnduatcd I departm ent ent nnd He testified t h a t ^ a r l H aar was 1 1 ° departm nn,, urged e n ­ H>24. “In l«J2:i the total value of ent of the revised M cNary- ten lending crops in the ninth fed­ from the* University with a law fH nssigned t„ the Catholic chaplain actm degree. Thnt same years he was In Iluugcn farm export hill. eral reserve district wus nbout adm itted to the Indiana S tate h n r ! u ho . V T ? " Fnther H«y«l«n. on Mr. Bradfutc outlined in detail $5.10,000,000, In 1021 the same the chaplain h request, ns was experience in co-operative m ar­ crops wer« worth $1,100,000,000. und entered the Terre H aute law “ Maimio Kessler, lie „lso said C. his keting associations and unnlyzed and the prices are still soaring,’’ firm of McNutt. Wallace, Sanders « Randel. i iC Hf,n Was m a«lo cha'iffeur to the conference findings on this sub­ , the prison physician at »ho request ject. It has been asserted hy some he declared. A fter th at it was smoother sail­ “Although central nnd south­ ing, Sanders, n Republican was _J tbt? physician, Hr. W. F. Quill- witnesses uopposed to the proposal —--Ik. — i ion, * ern Minnesota w h-re the cream er- elected to tho fiOth, 110th and fiHth Congresses. Tho Sanderses could hy no P'i, j it • i • * *| uiiiEiciitc iiiii not *tihM ftih°.,,l ,!“WCVOr’ ,n "uff,cle" t to convince even the most exaetinr stretch of the imagination be con­ - their m o K . K W;' n,,'n hU>V " lh,‘r attrnctions »»"»*>•" ^ strength of Ohio, ..nit i» u w , 7 ! K ? : i « j t e r i . t e L T i ! r d >v by-trf ,lui*" •:* s i S 5 : « i: ar. sidered rich—but holding n seat in den of a prison until nppofnttS tii'lem ? pr°b* BUrd to 8Uy th a t tu r'" e« «re hard Congress nt 87500 u year is a lot ! ♦ a 7 # 4 --------=r===:::r:*— ii ’......1 ........-------------— — --------------------- _ l ° p‘ ____________ better than holding a''part-time^ Audience is Pleased jCoofadge’s Secretary ‘Sold’ Himself To INTRIALFORMER PRISONOFFICIALS oid & S S Hi8 Wife ^ hi,e Se,,in« P air 0 f Shoes City News Briefs ... •1 s a v :i* > H c q |F Mlllionniren’’, by Pauli. Kinkca \ *L ,n ,art,c,c’ “OvontlgM »•-_■-IV. -ed.by all. It atoulcl be absorbed, fl2S" caiV u,,y ab8orb* Vlt’t l 'l , u n j . r A t i . If 9 R very valuable boost to this 8t«ln nt ctni,sel t contributes hy autiii u * cauae thi-oughout the entire article u-h!in,: nn‘1 RCC°Pd; lie-j *TMI town, tri tog. c , han,1(!t which" vcr hn K CVCP :.olhw QitY.i ink RATS* «s tho birth of o chicken, is given c o n .Iw 1?!1' ] hnni>' 11 ln it • t r t i u r m u Sis J lo n lh a Sanford .A n , ^°,,s [;c iir by.Car^jtf, lanford Is (a not n o t even e v e n an 80 m much m V ndorablc T . ,c free iniblicitv. P u b licity, ii ^ L,NC°LN bad <™ a * * * r " N o t t h a t S a n fo r d th in k t Mini m cnt,nnc,h ’a>ekl>* Edition '■’® T T C MR. ZEITER AT THEFL I A L BAKERY IS HANDLING cl © MADE BY TLIE POTTERS ci | STORE OF ORLANDO,. FLORIDA :0 hi ih e e i J i \ THE PILOT JFE INSUl COMPANY .• •- h prod b,s hlrthdny he would have 1fm intl n t O well known publiOTtions'yhoqiirc^A).’^^^^ nppcarinKin ' 1notice i All oblnury lonl, but it is difficult to tiiuler ,! f 0.mct,,,nR nl)out Sa n- 1 'aWM-'lWK wad* c e le r y in F lo rid a , can bo in tclliKontl{” 1 hmv ,t h c Brow tb W m en tio n b e in g m a d e o f Sanford nr ^ ! i - CU7 P( w ,th ° u t so m e ir advertising ratal L b e r ty a d m its th n t t h e n 1 co.u ,,tyZWassociated ra in s cU im I 'P r # * » 'ia ‘e a a fu a . q u u tH I c a oC U a r c ^ m ^ ^ ln ^ to H r tl.™ " !. [n « ^ » » < l th a t it# th a 'ttS a ’f o r ra p a h •II Bf-wa illsp a till# * w ou ld n 't ,p r o u t p c , , w a , iTeldinn Sl'jinn S,aX I Lantl w h ic h noi etharwlM lerad- c e le r y . T h e resp on sib ility* for th? i ” 00 to .f 20,00 o y e a r i MPr r and aU o tb a ln*al D ep o r tm ent e n t ooff A e r tc u ti.J» n t S w ith the th pairm Agrtculturo u 4' K .L ?„ ?‘V r' " ' k «e» « m with J |H iiH rln . A ll r lg h ta im fIon of special d la p aie h and continues to ddiscover isc o v p r «tenn». L " “ ffton.. "wmch h ,c b discovered discov also roaerved. MIGHT FOR T O IU y. ktyS-PRAYEBi — Onr are in heaven, Halname. .nicomt. Thy will bo |h,’ as It l» In htajrw. i day our daily bread, us our debt#, as wo [debtors. Jus not into temptation, |us from evil; for thine om, snd the power, and ever. Amen. ON THE TRAIL n, smid the glades, palm trees verdant fthe tropft* He. trail ’hem coast to & frcc ...1 1 1___ :_______ ,’,,U .,KR t n n t C V erv nt-l,’«1_________________ ^DAY^FBB- 19,, lt«5 ■ l f W p WISH T0 ANNOUNCE' W hy W asn’t Sanford j T h e I g g & e i o f P e b r u a r y ^ i Qf r : i ln rl It F a r m Conference SS n°rida’” «*««ui - Of course if Mr. Kinkcid .r, not!S lS ,?Ut n o rm a.” u n2J.wa,nt. Scminole county in connection wr ith " h i . n# \ t0 to mention m cn rcgnrdmff f e le r y , t h a t ja his b u s in e w but it I" 8ttttom?n t > - ....... 4 h a t i f th e id e a had over boon J.-r, ace.mR probn_.. Jwy"/ he would have been onlyP too T lld / 0 him in the propcr infif our city Mto an m u . #__° .y.‘00 Rlsd tou°co-onernta lng our little free nuhi.Viiu c?T?p€ra*eininrriu_ ffiv* Tampa, Miami, Palm BeachP St pltoJfk h® i \ d Jacksonville, tor Haven, Sonbre«“ S a r a ^ r S K ' Clc"r 7 l!lr' w i»sacola, Lakeland, Lee.,burp and ihc r « t ’ 0rl',n<,°- p o"Hownver, Mr. Ktnkend'a art da b» ' great hbenefit h^ev^r benefits r fdlrect,y ot nt«fn . - i ! i . to - Sanford Wnntever one part of the state benefits another and anv- Fim- i n° i S °?e. part of thc to help indirectly every cominMn^tXf . 7 VCrt., , "K 18 ®oinK tainly "Overnight MiUionaire?' wa,^a " ' And MrY IN "ot grow one tl ............ . in the world,” reads thc article. may b u y lin d fo ^ th^num™.* isfmn!<in® Florida g ria T “ You find that you can K h « „ r L S " ® ‘omatoe, and later |rd, where no traveler make his way. t X bS ”n r t h « c " r " ^ fiu ^ h u ir 11° cominvestment. undred per cent on your original J trail, two years ago, Ino footprint time could ....... do3*,y Bnited ®ne: but ";lth many subdivision!. ! ln, J Aticrican at least ten lots otBt neatly nMt,y laid laid out out each each an oppor'unity once niissed, never to equalled. HE, WHO represented no money and constant, earnest, worried thinking. He would find children learning one or two of his speeches' by heart, grown mcn celebrating his birthday with golf or other substitutes for mental occupation. And he would find If he brought onr of his speeches up to date and delivered It, adapted to our day that we do not tolerate Ultra-ra­ dicalism or Bolshevism, and our best minds .would M l ’him Tio. plainly. LINCOLN would find two or three men in the Senate denouncing the plan to turn over public prop­ erty at Muscle Shoals, worth hun­ dreds of millions, to private ex­ ploitation. He would want to shake hnnds with the few objec­ tors. But the spirit guiding him back to earth would say: “Don't do that. Thosa Senators arc not considered respectable. They have been put out of the party that you established.. Don’t you see that they aro opposing tho management of the country by its natural rul­ ers, thc big corporations.” 3 # ^ The original income tax aa rad »«ny k n o w , was buying her candy \ tor getting home so late. Los Angeles man Jailed for sh6ot and^hto bM° m" ^ r f ? ng land ord. Civilisation ilemwkb have for „„t n t M n l n V ^ o ^ y . " went through, that we inhibit some of our deaina. [mystery, tho glades, THE I.A FOLLETTE followers bogs, its gloomy la k e n c h im c e ^ a n d lapt" b i t "no, c 0" ‘1> ' ’m a fr a id to Vill Get Behind Yoai rin ' y ; ’ u,.'u ,a91, ,)Ut not lea st, w hen I’m n Flnridn I clash” ns newspaper English puts iu.siness Program#!! oss the trail, it, in their efforts to establish n ait hcfm^Cth c rf k " Cdr^nminvr *,ein^ 1|C "them! ami permanent third party. Thc clash­ TAMPA TIMES ■unrnntee the Coni not, the call wns lazy 0, a .Inrky and I d i n k f t j " ' ' S & i thf ca and w a k e ^ t o likc nn a,,lf?ator» <lrcnm of rich ing is unnecessary, also tho dis- An unpleasant subject to speak wenthor’s likeness to it picture it Your Good Plans and Good Intention if Deatli rough, the trail was about admitting Socialist.) of. to lie sure, but our curiosity ns u place altogether uncomforta­ chanco „ ; ‘ kger .b b S U!,."Ut S“raC othcr fcllu"' "«8 SCcn th c j‘ CU!,,,ion mnnent Disability Overtakes You. 1 to tho third party. is aroused. As we had n mother, ble. : [world unknown, two grandmothers nnd 14 nunts, Fnr nnd nwny the larger part There’s Contentment for You and Safety fjl sts dim, o’er prairies it is readily to be seen thnt n THIS IS not a country for three night sm art of us is nroused—if of the people still believe thnt NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY l.oved Ones in Having a Strong Financial Ml there Is n hell. Believing otherparties, or two parties cither. It ekerous bogs, by ham we are ns much kin to nil those Jriro. ‘hoy wouid have hnd to abol­ Backing You Under Contract to Do fur You i f f YOUR FARM ' i tide Is a onc-party nation. Tho one women ns we are due to be. Anri ish the Bible ns authority, nnd not that You Were Prevented from Doing for" 11 trail to Miami. lc v v m V|m,lri X iC„!,’-i 1,10 ,!oprc,lali ons of hold-up mcn, boot- party has two divisions, Republi­ whut has aroused our curiosity is many amongst us nre willing to Arrange with the PILOT YVithout Delay this: Five acres good celery farm, all clear­ & Z K “Z " . i ! l r ' r!!(, 'Yhl! fW rfo f the Tampa d c do thnt. Contract to Fit Every Need. , »a h av. heard thc h a a ia a u e d o rd c ra to h is m cn to " s h o o t f i r s t a n d a s k cans nnd Democratic. The DentoComing down to the office yes\Vc shan’t argue the question. ed and tiled. Three flow ing wells. crntic half is a sort of spare tire, terdny morning we heart! a mail It is for thc pulpit, rather than ?n“ i t a ^ S E & tu ""'‘""I f«"? time i of thc forest fall declare that' it wns ns cold ns hell. carried behind prosperity’s band­ the press. Close to loading station R. A. WINSTON, General m o r . th a n X d e c ln re s tlin t “ w e in te n d to call th c a m b u la n c e iing trail. wagon. It is there, just in enso, Then wo recalled that in some But we do rccnll having henrd m o re th a n ° f j cn t h a n th c p a tr o l.” stand, nlong the middle or nn old negro preacher who upon tht falls in sylvan 405 First National Bank Bldg. kept ready inflated, and if nn cigar Reasonable Price. Inst summer, we henrd some rnnu one occasion set out to answer I Easy Terms. w nll'm s ir ca s is bnre c rim in iT- .at m Sanford, Florida w oo rr th t n v) . aH m'nu c h51,cso n va k mUP n n ’u r lnei .—i Lp. .a i» !p ra,ia. accident should happen n Republi­ —if not the same one—vow that three questions—whether of his Iwsy famed in atory, /lu ll. Til^ i . .. . o uukK iuiiim ii can blow-out would hardly be no­ it was ns hot ns hell. [the night is fading. own propounding or thnt of some Is one to judge from this thnt one else we do r | t tVmomhor. th o iih not o ..CrK t0 8 l0?t “ • hill" may have some effect ticed by tho pasHcngern. The Dent who blow hot then cold They were: s there n hell? What the cold gray mist lo l ! l ! u ? ,much 88 “ ™su“l examination would substitute might be a little persons nre hellions? Bing, lead one to believo. One muat go much deeper into thc prob- ocratic Is hell? Where is hclll? smeother, more conservative than t*A(illaw #» #*Tv... 1 . a i . *. Those dnys there nre many who REALTOR Itha tra il Js damning, In tnldoid, his nnswers—which tho Republican, hut very little. A n 'n O n t'r r 0 a real,>' ottoctivo mean:, of curbing crime] "ro busy a t nn effort to abolish be stilted thnt he purposely gnve Mf# lift away. f hell. We hardly believe thnt any |h tho mist, a light is An effort to reduce crime brings responsibility to ju st two ’!•"S* ^ ^ HAPPY A people that have no of them have succeeded in titling so, backward—were: Hell is w h e n Rooms 501-502. Phono 05 public8’ th° ar,C8l ng officcrH nnd thc jurors, which are the hlat«ry. Happy, pcrhnps, but dull. even to their own satisfaction. some of you are going. Hull i„ [igiiway, slowly winding hell, nnd n heap of it. If thure *> + "+ > *********************+ *+ **4*. The hiotnry of America, n« writ­ Those of the sort whom we would First Nntionnl Bank Building. *t» deep and cool. p,.1- l anffe enough, the sympathy of the public with the ten for this period, would say: like to hnvc it out of the way, ns Is no hell there ought to lie, so that ninny will not fail development of intense­ n m atter of personal comforttrail—our trail of criminal. Until ones personal interests are touched by the “Uontinunl h o m s *,li8 l 'ura! Mitt, Rttlm William,, Mr. It. L. Shipp. ly scientific industry, with great And comfort is used with premed­ Wtat> cominjt t . t nt! 2H ni n?’’ ,a 'v^ kcr, is wgarded much as is thc legend­ increase Hot as hell—cold as hell. Realty, in wealth, nturked the sec­ |h th# morning's silver ary Kohin Ilootl. There is a glamour about the criminal that ond quarter of twentieth century. itation. for the rem arks which w’e ni « B r a .r o i i r = • makes him a romantic hero to the averngo person who reads Civilized Europe, nnd partly civil­ r a lifting upwards, ized Asia, saw in tho great repuhof his Hjiectacti ar exploits in newspapers, in fiction and even d. through gladelands lie only what Venlco had repre* f i r ? nla rCi0l<. H' ,Thlf ‘.8 root °.f thu I)roblcni nnd -tho sonted a few centuries before, lie sun, in splendor shin- list place to be attacked. The public, and accordingly tho wenlth to bo envied, and extracted, LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL juror, must be brought to consider thu criminal as the men­ if possible.” T h e y W ill T a k e P l e a s u r e I n S h o w in g Y o u •» -• Mii—lhe trail you made ace to life and property that he is and not as a romantic hero. BUml. ( fit ist a Itc I I’nnkhurst’s prophecy self^ solid. This is not only belb THIS country had time to bmgle cities nnd communities, goaded to desperation by think IMagill, dedicated to the seriously outside of real es­ of another Roman Emniro found, rnuJo of the advantage of having ITimiami'Trail Blazers. some scries of crimes or some particularly atrocious act, some­ tate business nnd stocks, the gen­ by Benito Mussolini may sound i<» nllv in control of an important times forget their illusions, galvanize themselves into action tlemen thnt oppose aircraft con­ od like long beforo tho lame and take drastic steps for protection. Such efforts uro usual­ struction nnd defense to mnintuin ‘ ‘ the emanations from a dlnor- seaport, but because .if valuable derwj brain, though the Govern- mineral wenlth in Yemen, ounces1 be dead. the profits of battleship builders, mont of fhe Fascisti is very busy siuns for which already have been ly marked by the most severe sentence allowed by law in the might find themselves on trinl to xi, how much there is first case or possibly three or four cases; th en 'th e old lax decide whether they were traitor.) spreading Italian influence in the granted Italian interests. urea* adjacent to Itnly’n territory Am lent Rome hnd her ntoviuccs r "ord.—Byron. and romantic attitude returns and the cycle is r e la te d or only fools. A Congressional nnd colonics. $ 1 5 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 conquerril by h<*r soldiers, but com­ ceinmiUec listens to the statem ents No vigilance by arresting officers nor severity of sentence mon.. and international politics ar** One instance is the reported aid M ih Phenomenal," thnt twelve nntlcrnft guns could given Emir All of lledjnz. son or the logionnires of thc Romo of to♦adltnc for almost any can wholly eliminate crime. Officers are human and so arc word-off nny aircraft nttnek. Hussein, the abdicated King who criminals; so an allowance must be made for tho personal was driven from Mecca by Ibn ARMY FLIERS testify thnt equation or human desire nnd thc limits of human abilities. Providence News has Vigilance by officers and severity of sentence, however, trained nir pilots "Snnp their fin­ Nnud, Sultan of Ncjd, Ali now is managing to bold on at »t tho women are rollgers nt nnti-nirernft guns." Th* . Contemporary Comments i g though not productive of perfect results, are the best pre­ question Mecca’s seaport. Britain |>toclungs again. is not one of opinion. The •jetulnh, friendly with both parties, looks n ventive and cure now known for crime. -o-------- • Government knows thnt antl-nir- on The most dilficult oT white collar I N thiv fighting »t a quarrel lieuce *rri,ngemcnt might Of the two, the arresting officer*, no their duty, that of ernft guns nre useless, thanks to tween Arabian pritiees over pos­ jobs is to make use of one of those radio widow to ntBrry the following experiment. A dum* wooden buttons furnished by th» [*onl puzzle bachelor. apprehending the criminal, much more than do the jurors, my airplane, very conspicuous, nnd session of tho holy pinees of Islm laundries.—Oakland Tribune. who are charged with tho responsibility of weighing the evi­ offering the same target as u reg- and will not interfere, but the Ital­ ians nre said to be lauding sup­ dence and determining whether or not the criminal is guilty. uliir machine, was dragged through plies A Texas medico declares Hint n fc fr * riding, as nnd stores for Ali. A n d W ill G la d ly E x p l a i n T h e R e a s o n a b l e P r i c e s A n d L i b e r a l T e r rattlesnake bite is a cure for epiI®? Ptoidcnt Coolidge, Thus, it becomes evident th at thc fault lies with the juror, the air behind a renl flying ma­ Likewise, further down on the lopsy. Maybe, but it will never be 202 Firtst Strc»*l. chine nt rather slow speed and nt .very popular with who is the public, nndmot with thc arresting officer. Phone 36* rather low elevation. Thc anti­ Red Sea const, the Italians nre popular.—Loa Angeles Express.They don't have to When the citizens who make up thc juries consider the aircraft gunners, excellent mnrks- casting sheep’s eyes ut one anoth­ victim of thc murderer, the hold-up man, or even the petty men, did their best. And how e r Arnhinn potentate, the Emir of Perhaps it is Just us well that ,a ■M— mma n ninny hits did they score? Not ut ; "'h” ,,ow ho,‘l Hodcldn, the Mr. Hoover declined tho ngricul-1= .111 ,be K»toway to thief, in the light of "There, hut for thc Grace of God, is one. chief seaport of the neighboring turn! po.it. Search Spnrrh Iisn non n Ini. at. L for .... anoth­ it not to be wide me” ; then will a definite and result producing attitude be nrincipality. Yemen. There has er niun of his type, and we could Its. klo n . Herald. And if reuchcd. i lie f i r s t u n i t o f P i n e h u r s t w ill s o o n b e s o l d o u t a n d t h e d e v e l o p e r s a r e p l a n n i n g t o c e l e b r a t e t h e THERE IS no defense against been question in tho minds of the use two.—Dallas Journal. L i,clt /ioor, j t ought ijir-plnno attack, except airplane British ns to whether they should f W' It s wide oDon defense. One flight of airplanes, not support the Imam Yehin, a sort The kick against tho big town o p e n in g o l th e se c o n d u n it a n d Y O U a r e in v ite d ”The true test of civilization is not the census, nor the size which nienns two Inexpensive ma­ or local f'alinh, who is the other Is that you don t know your noxt of cities, nor thc crops; no. hut thc kind of man the country chines, can sink nny battleship in claimant to Hodeidu. but in thc •loor neighbor. Yet, if wo wore will welcome turns out."— Emerson. the world. Fortunately, th , nn- the meantime Italy, operating from without strangers, whut use would Altamonte Springs tion may not And It necennary to ri* ,c<“ Ony Eritrea, just across the wo have for our good manners ? — W A T C H F O R F U R T H E R A N N O U N C E M E N T S A B O U T T H E C E L E B R A T IO N Friday after■ IT I S S 0 M E depend exclusively on our politi­ Kod Sea In Africa, is making it- Durham Sun. i * tbo battle probably “Education is good behavior to the young, comfort to the cians, low class statesmen anil T H IN G Y O U A R E G O IN G T O E N JO Y . •l, ^♦‘ctaculnr ns . thnt old, riches to the poor, nnd decoration to the*rich.”—Diogenes. high class grafters. Henry Ford ■ u a » i m H H i u l i i aR n u B i i Di a B M a I R I I I n a ia { ll. |||C ) | ^ *t will no doubt he and othcr m anufacturers may dt The best education in the world is that got by struggling for the people want they luck the BH . ■• j ■ brains and energy to do for them­ « keynote of to make a living.—Wendell Phillips. Have you invented yet in selves. A™ Lolnry luncheon ------------------o ................. hc M d th at SanII Itn.s lieen well said thut the HoiindiH'M.<s of IT IS SAID that Mr. Ford’s son, Life is not so short but thnt there is always time for P R M r n ? F - , l Jn 0 . T S I N S E C O N D U N I T W I L L B E H I G H E R — Y O U A R E G U A R A N T E E D A N i m l5?'L le,nai" courts. No in many ways us able as his fath­ A lira hunt Lincoln’* character has been L J| which is making a courtesy.—Emerson. M E D IA T E P R O F IT IF Y O U B U Y N O W . . A IS * M er, nnd with the blessing of youth, welded inl» the very fibre of our national . . can afford to be is deeply interested in aircraft. 11 : ” courts. life. And the people feel its uplifting predictions arc verified and the quality. Accounts subject to chuck tire f ords, father and son, undertake : iSnfc • w«ddinr In a invited. the building of all-metal airplanes, 14 J A" effort to in quantity production, one great problem will bo solved. u ; tv ri:m :s T im iu o \ H .tvtxus a t t ' o t a t i w , l,V0E ? ,co,urt f The public who reads your paIF FORD will supply machines, K H S"? ,aiIcd- Tl>c Mr.gjrIt.;_L. Deun, j per may not toll you how they plenty of young Americans will be li. ..«y Wl married, thc 9 I fed in regards to your inhumane ready to fly them. We may not ey divorce. I have been reading day after rem arks, but you have certainly havo a t first such machines as the [an a'Je un‘lerstaiid, Is day your editorial page and have shown them that you fall short of British are building, to go aix the Henuiifu1 Knjtrlclcd KceidrnUargubdlviNiun jn lIlc noto? many times the light and being u man wJun you can throw minute, and faster. If posl1 C SZ i whic^ iM slurring remarks you have made slurring remarks thru the columns sihle. »But Hills of Mdlonville, Avenge wilhin thc city lintila with enough flying m a­ »«of People, w for Sanford, amid la «c Oaks and betjrinff O unce trees F ,»atcha<lln,r cbantpion- about the man Floyd Coilins cn- j of the paper. I am sorry that chines, any flying men from Asia ST R E N G T H - SER V IC E - P R O G R E S S C fl;V i Jacksonville tombed in Sand Cuve. The coarse | Sanford, Fla., must ne the city or elsewhere would receive a warm I 1 rices before development $31)0. iu ?700. Good term s’ Jokes only go to show thnt you i„ have heaped upon it the taunt welcome in this country hefor# I ,i ! blcbL thc present Present r* *#aino (R e a lto rs ) lack quite a little of being a inan, that will come from other press*. reaching th eground. And they I [*"4 w hei b^ rso . racing for i? you were fully develop--*d regarding a being so low as to do would reach the groum^soon after, j ndnister GARDEN HOSE you surety would have shown sym­ as you huve done. Stove and Fire Place , * 4 . , ~s . , * , i . • +. ■ t *?. . . ' " ^ NatowwH wa^.e? evcry pathy to a human being in suen Moat folks have a heart that THE FORDS have the pow er, j - *t tbc awful suffering as he has endured. beats in sympathy with suffering knowledge, industrial genius ami Wood ri-to u n 1’ ' bavc II. B. I.ewla, Pres. Anyone, who calls himself a civ­ humanity at all times, and do not money to put this nation ahead of If('. Maxwell. S , ...................... approve of coarse and rough jokes all othem in air defense. I^i th 11 . Cut to Suit 105 !<t Ml ren t L KfUer , ' | a" w in « ^ a ilized man should at least hav*’ at See n lime like this. do that, ami their-fame will c.titLi ; “ue, vv,^lb for R.ielf enough heart to keep still if he *'•.00 per rord delUarvd the Memory of war. ' M IIS. K. 11. BOOTH. can't offer words of sympathy. YOU CALL C. V-U-r*'- Student* in a shoe store. ' About 60 ,t . At the end of the present Con­ bcienee Wednesday^* gress—the 68th—Sanders intended to quit politics and return to his n$w Fed.7,, gShsg, law practice. Then all of a sudden he was appointed secretary to the the scrutiny S ? weddini 5 . » i President, succeeding Bascom the weddinSlemp! ""W It was auite a surprise—and was » cunesday n|#L7 Mrs. Sanders pleased? in terest' Here’s what she says: "I think iti’s wonderful! We’ve enjoyed our stay in Washington so far. • “And now we’ll enjoy it still more get to know the city even better No not serau L* meetr new friends. w*re, as it l. l ?rou,d ?rf . my bu,b»nd ? ruia«l- S o th ^ f H That is just a foolith question!” soap powiler mka '- 1 And from the way that she she says si | cooked in it, you know that it ia. *on a"'l I* diffiSt* ^ SPEAKING OF HELL Mr. Farmer! It Rests With The Public E. F. L A N E FOR P - C h it t e n d e n — J . W . T o t m a n — P i e r c e G r iffin o r N e d r h i f i e n d ew ROMAN AMBITIONS 20 LO TS Located in City Limits on Sanford Avenue, south of Rose Court. On very liberal terms. A chance to double your money in less than a year. llltiTT REALTY CO. INC. Realtors Ills. — Lincoln’s Soundness Of Character SANFORD’S FORUM “Bel-Air” BRITT REALTY COMPANY, 202 E a s t F irs t S tre e t { j n m in o lc (I fo u n h jT ^ a n k Sanford.F la. Phone ■ * , * • : * • : • • : * *: »•: ». j , BEL-AIR REALTY CO. *e , ADVANCED 15c Per Foot .* H : , ! l H a r d w a r e C o . i w i t * \ ’ Realty C om pany �Vi?1* AAiV m 7Follies Beauty ait Hollywood - Would Turn Cull Cl* T„ i F ru it Into A dd. M n Malade Oils, Other Products k . TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 18. — processes developed by chemof the United States depart—Jt of agricultural designed to mltiply by-products of crops are . -4 w being used profitably by com-K 1***1 conccrn*> it •" stated in •Wortnation received here from - Washington. Among these is n , process developed in the departP*,";* laboratory at Los Angeles, i, California, for mnking citric ncld, Citrate of lime, lemon and orange oils, marmalades, pectin, and other * commercial products from cull and surplus lemons nnd oranges. Concerns engaged in tho new in■dustnes nre purchasing large Quantities of cull oranges and lemons which were formerly wast­ ed. it is stated. Chemists of the department also lu ve developed nnd patented nro5 e«*aea for the manufacture from ;C®rn cobs of an adhesive and of iurfural, a chemical that can be used extensively in the mnnufnc- j ture of many useful appliances. These processes have reached tho ! , stage where they may soon be! 'f on f , commercial scale that ! I will provide a market for many com cobs thnt nre now practical­ ly • waste by-product, r ^A nother process described by the department us having been deWoped by its specialists is for the manufacture of a palatable beverage resembling ten from ens* j • ?, Nant that grows wild nb- i . undantly along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts from North Carolina to Texas. It is said thnt n flavorr±* ®*7 *rt for use in mnking enrI i r erVtn hn" nlso been [ made In the laboratory from rnsI , commercially. -Crued enssina leave* suitable for making bev­ erages arc now manufactured commercially and urc on the market. llo lf y w o 'L M h c 's " 11 ’m j ,* Tyhl’t*' |0^hIn|*lan,,P0N®* O" tho bonoh » t ■ "I Country c „ „ „ ,r/ c Club, i u b . »where h o r ; : she ' Z fE f S l t J t t - - at ! *the . Hollywood and " “'‘ywooci Golf Ralph Wonders. Miss White was fl™ ?,,£?ncj"? with her partner, Flowers Bloom Tn also the Greenwich Village ‘Follies.,, y ° f thc ^iegficltl 5 “Pollies,” Sweden I n W inter Women Flocking To --------broadcasting fa an sxUndad in jt NOTICE BUILDING CON. owner as liquidated damages should under the conditions that now _ the succMsfbl bidder or bidders Mr. McSweeney explained that ■ TRACTOR: . Mr. McCormack’s participation In 8ea!ed bids will be received by fail or refuse to execute a con­ thc New Year’s Night pro) the Commissioners of the City of tra c t and to supply bond as re­ was more a matter of eon! quired,- . within ten days a fte r . then anything else. He said the Sanford, Seminole County, Florida,. tenor had always felt especially at the Clerk’s Office.” City H^Jl,iwrittcn not,c® of acceptance of grateful to Calvin G. Child o f the Sanford, Florida, until 2:30 P, BI. j b*d. Victor Company because the latter March 0th, 1025 for the furnishing - Thc Owner reserves tho right to . had been one of the first persona reject any and all bids, or to ac­ , in this country to give him iub« of all materials and labor for tho cept any bid or part of bid by stantial encouragement in the form erection and completion of a City thpm deemed tn be to thc best in­ of contracts before he had roheh- Jell Building to b« located a t San­ ed hia present position and when ford, in Semfnolo County, in ac­ terest of the City. only faith ih his future was the Copies of plans nnd specifica­ cordance with tho plans and spec­ controlling factor. . tions may be seen at the Clerk’s “McCormack and Caruso had ifications as prepared by Elton J. both been close friends of the Vic­ Moughton, architect, Fliyt Nation­ Office, or may be had from the tor official, he said, and when re­ Architect upon deposit of Twen­ cently Mr. Child came to him and al Bank Building, Sanford, Florida. ty-five ($25.00) Dollars, such de­ said that the talking machine com­ Successful bidder or bidders will pany wished to make this impor­ be required to furnish a surety posit to be refunded bona fide bid­ ders upon return of plans and tant experiment and asked him to sing without fee he was glad to company bond in an amount equal specifications to the Architect. help them out, since they wanted to fifty (60%) percent of the con­ Sub-contractors may obtain copies him especially.' "And John did,” tract price of their bid, and to said Mr. McSweeney. “that Inci­ meet with the approval of the City applicable to their work upon pay­ dentally it would give him a chance ment of Ten ($10.00) Dollars , to sing for people who had never Attorney*. which will'be retained. been able to hear him. He said No bid will be considered unless By Order of the Commissioners that if somo old lady who couldn’t made upon form as furnished by of the City of Sanford, Seminole !•► get out of ,the house or perhaps some crippled children in hospitals the Architect, and accompanied by County, Floridn, February 9 th ,! certified check payable to said 1025.' would like to hear him and he could make them happy on New Owner in thc nmount o f One Year’s Day he would be glad to Thousand (11,000.00) Dollars. The W. B. WILLIAMS, do it.” Mr. McSweeney added that City Manager of Sanford. New Year’s did not come every check of the successful bidder or day in the year. bidder* to be retained by said Feb. 18th, 25th, and Mar. 4. SANFORD [^SVB 192J 148 * — BY CONDO .. „. uary 2 .||, is;,-,. You can tell the age of a tree bv th. the wood and thc age of a horse bv h i.. 0 k A m an's financial age is told by th. 7 * ^ in his savings pass book. e Are you p attin g anything bej|dra of you. Begin now to oave with an THE F I R S T NATIONAI BANK S A X F O Illl, P I,A . am i *, ' ,, ................-p a r tn e r s . * ((. b)> ’ h, v and all other persons . a.ums nre unknown, claim.ml .I‘""i, rlK,,,• ....... ,,r Inter, st In and n ih, propertv hcreluahove de Ml * *,r ,4l‘) IMiri or puri't'l ilu ru*5 *" berel.y ordered thut you , 11 1,11 a "■ >-"1 he and appear hei '.10, 1" iV t'lrcull Court at the "lilt 11oils.' at Sanford. Florida J o- 1,11, day of April. A. L>. F135, ’amt lieu and there make answer to ...% . . 'if. I" t h i s rap mwe. x h ib ite d u gilllist It Is further ordered that this 'a ', 1 , Published In t|n- Hanford Mnnr. '. i n,'M"paper published III • apford. Seminole County Florida ••to., each week for eight cotisecul»*'' Wplt|(||, 'JIINKHS toy hand nnd the seal J 10II.'V,, 1 'rr,"U 1 ”f Hwenth Fi, r . .In ,r,and "!‘ for ,,f Seminole th« Hint. „f • p-rlda Coun- -Jr 9 paVy,,nAUD* nr./-'"'" ,li,y ,,f J"“ (Heal) v'. K. DOUat.ASS. <*U*rk of tlm ClrtMilt t'ouri »»f tlir Mcwnlli J •««!l«*lal 1 Irriilt of |**|iirl<lii In ;m,| f»»r HcfTiinolf County. . »*y: a m. WKKKH, I» c. nml U. \v. Hpfi Holkltorx am! of 1. 1 1 Ve j «'on n '**'* •••*.. f«»r Coni|ihilnmit. -------' J.*n. S| 'M.r. 44.. u ! 8i 8.K' b“ • 25: w -4 “BONE VALLEY” OvermanScoresTi •Ready For first_________________ |p Cotton Oil RIGHTLY NAMED WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-X U ,-, o f T.h.e ™Ku'®rt program meeting Orange Bloom Fete:HUNTER STATES _ . _ . ___ _ . ______ Islntlon is pending in several states’ , ‘he Methodist Missionary Bo­ ^ Society Editor. PHONE:—Res, 428-J Per conals EU English Instructor Is To Be In Cnarge Of Library Reading- Club at -I |hrid Monday afternoon SARASOTA, Feb. 18.—A fcsti-| r» i . .. . to^ tax cotton oil products which - oologlst .......... val. symbolic of spring, through! ( e. , ^ “ 5 Declares Deelarea Phosphate wdi lend ^ ------- •• to • ^ a viz eventually at„ lhe home of Mr>* which In Slate Are Iclvn war, sSenator Overman, B_... the sentim ent'of spring Will [ Beds “ ‘ * Really ................................* le'.d ;;SmUhJ - E- Spurting, to be climaxed with the, ... °f — North Carolina, declared*c a*crin. °P*ned the meeting with ‘•Hones” In Fossil State in the *V sens HI Jinks Mardi G ras” L- ■ 1 C H °«C ' will lt« *t»ig. the senate today, calling upon ,n«f and P « y q r fol«d here the week Wl* (ek of March .1 . TA IIA H A U o f f xn. v t , a ■?en? lor8,?S ■*** their legislatures Every day will “BlMl tainment and the ______ aesday inT^ L “W « n lunate Thin.ISCU!'uiorl.Iad hy Mr*, w. s. known ’ir«t annual annual "Sara­ t0 *.he Tfirtous geologic for- , m ____ . . as the first Ion n rl°nc fellowship in the Mis­ Lu*hoider will en. Thursday ^afternoon at 4 o’clock n c t h ^ Hnu ‘^e ‘L nt<rest of K*n- sionary Society,” proved very inFeb. 19. --_______ sota Orange Blossom Festival There will be no admisEnvllfh Vn h l*?,C,heLr of Freshman Fnesday Bridge club ■ion. -MT e „ '^ b U |th* "f C l» tt anoo- S S S i L f e . ® * Sehooljn the mlnd M? n,nd ae,PfuL bringing to ^ arl n '^ -.J^ th a w a y , of the RingS i Hotel’. |S “ KUMt of ‘HV v .N | Jjrls th a t has nnd minu the benefits to our lives in I ,,nK Brothera-Barnum & Halley cir£he program Is ns follows: ICongdon wedding t0L thl* wonderful orSong Special, “ H ard Times at the Baptist Boy Land,’’ Doris Hobart r.i* ' | Mr. and Mr* \v c r> fifni»*at on’ the PrlvUsges. oppor- rnngemen**nernl Ch“r “ e ° f th“ a r* <levpK,0P*d in Polk and iflilVbor-! T , . . .. Pyrotechnics, novel varied, will exfnsively | ,_T?‘a > b»>l«img contracts awarded ■hhi* ?"d beautiful fel/mvmepartn1<mt o f the " J 1ia, R£ Rn,c- Dorothy Gibbs, Mar-* v * n Y°.rk City “ mounted to ' . ?JI!,nht°W jnorning hl" n r ,t ProBr«rn g u S U o P th f next Sstunlay •hip of friends, th at so enriches erb etaoin eUoin ctaoin etaoinimn mine|t| for pebble phosphnte for l ' l , / i 0,-bla in at 10 Valdez Hotel. will meet ot 3 g sre t Mczley, Elsie Tolar, Helen Va,dpT which reason it is of great eco- 3,1 increase of 52 oer wrrd thf ° “ r. livV “ ml binds us closer tobe a nightly feature. The pr„Humphries, Catherine Collins, John importance not only to Fi„r . cent 0Ver 1923othM *’ ln(‘ “ l1 ithe *tudcnt» and in that more precious fel- Krn.nL M.i.l* ,nc,ude many original nomic Ida but to the world. “In addi­ a tt. nK m reV,e‘ ure ,nvl‘ed to MnnrMnla T Vir*inia Knoit,-’’ Ruth th e l/ j h“ » ' •» with tiie M artin Frances Mahoney, Martion continues Mr. Gunter, "it is “ “ ‘S '" 1" co-operato o n r ^ ‘P i*l! understanding with and brilliant displays. irsdsy The festival will open with a or very special Interest scientifi' ’OH. « r Q” ,n5i ; >'” ■ A rthur J / i , t h e Library In nn V'.u bimself. Nearly every jtke will entertain one of the 30 women present ex­ selecting the best stories the Enbnll game between the New York pally, as might bo surmised from Bridge Club. f l“ ”; l a "language has produced, and pressed their joy nnd pleasure, and ttlnnts and a team to bo selected its rather unusual but appropriate fting of the South black w a ln u ts Jn fir01O* to , m°ke his methofk* jneni hen,Km 1,0 being ‘?e,p alhut had come to on Tuesday afternoon, nnd on name for truly the phosphate i.t eher- Association member of "The 1 uosday night, the Merchant’s einlirilded in a ‘valley of hone*.' Se w R t ,.* ‘^nt the youn» ^ Pv»J o'clock. , tezuma Hotel. Womans Missionary Society." parade will bo staged. On Wednes- that this is tru e is shown by tho h ave a peculiar flavor o f nlnriw tv nn5,i«»u.i to attend regIxpresslon will give Vairly‘ Tht,y are to take part in d"y “ BylAir cirrus will bo foatur... ____ _ ________ _ llt.,.n nn„ low M ,‘ :aUtiful ,,Mi®. P°1 ‘m, “ Folninny fossils thnt have been, and th eir ow n, M“ " Chari High School at 4 Ni^nn ’ wWU8 « * d by Mrs. T. J. ticipating! nUm K'r ot pla,K's l’a r - “are r ^ . . P^ ? rnms’ "n<1 together will Wlxon. continually being, being, found found in in 'the rp .c“a,MaUal,y Mrs. C. II. Smith read u read, uincuah, dramntizo nnd roMelsch. ’ K n t »*erine formation and their presence re ­ W hioh is nt Hm lie sl in our b u m »f I h . V .IJc, Hot.] ' create for their pleasure and profit leaflet, "From a Wedding Dinmond wm h»Ur8‘,!ny nnd Frldny Afternoon vealed through the process of min- 1 the stories chosen. L-iday i?n a,vJnde Bracelet," that so fitVinfn\ hnny Paves Way.” Adel ,h ° . r r to wnll>r * ports, in*i‘ Yh® vari“d number of fossils W ALNUT FUDGES j. will meet at the urfi t l , l ° .n,UOt.° ,Hait: “Thc *hort wnrt^ „#xp1 e8?^d 'the wonderful Fornmnn b>’ Will*«,n and their excellent state of pres­ ve“My Paw Said So," Jessie Garat 3:S0 o’clock. time spent will be used to enter- work of missions A letter wn* w M nnln' of ,chjc“ K» «n<l Sarasota, ervation serve to emphasize th e ' read by Mrs. John Vaughn, from Will 3olf Club will have race against the world’s record importance in this respect not only ! arrived Tuesday from Quitman, Ga. » 0*k‘ Wl be 80 informal th a t “Advice,” Emily Starr. all at the Country °"*/ th,, „i! ‘‘vU “ V this craft, a record .,r 7u even the most timid person will f t " '■',v China v>nina C conU!u th'‘, n" " “ Vniley hut also of o’clock. t0 ,e xPrc»« his or her cfetvC1 »liu mnnu Missionary So- miles nn horn. Speed itoat! from other formations in Florida. KVoman’s Club will n a (£ ett?r!erKr0W,‘ U°y’” Goor«an* opinion concerning anything that thev* nr ^n/f,a little of the work j Tisnipa St. Petersburg, Oldsmnr “The finding of these % *-||* Von bridge party at bo’t’Mistaken Prayers,” Alton Talmay be under discussion.” It Is h.T r ,,om1‘r nnd expressing 1«»d other cities will be enter,d in and records of the loss of many of H jrrm e TOt.rnl hi, , l , „ |„ JbrtM ovc nml gratitude to the I the events. It 3 o’clock. m u°r.Kiv.e mU!,icnl "elections them to the state, for the reason Tlnifuilit * for which Frederick B. Rlnes will Mother Society." Thursday night a pageant will that museums of the North nre in lh° Jokc,, on U8’” Dttcile kindly loan a Victrola. As co- n „ I hT w rtile P'«n was discussed Ik* presented, King Sota and QUt.en position to acquire and care for urday «A?.LMw,,’,, Em mett F’ox. operntIon between the library and nnd Thursday was the tiny decid­ l the Library nt 10 ? ,l*’ ^ ’■tured, together wlith them, must a t least forcibly r e ­ the schools i* one of the features e, u,*,,, by the five Circles, upon n nn in Club atthe Li. 1)**,r of flout*. ---- - - T h e costumes mind the citizens of Florida that wliiili to meet ami work for the of library work, and is carried on Rrn. J mi 8U? " ,,p‘I bv Ringling one of the actually needs of the to a considerable extent in larger i 8“ ! j i ? w" ' ............... ... In r 'I aa informal dance ' M .lho now tournament m !'.»!!" "y» 18 fl building uniforms, made for the circus, will in (lub. Invitation*. T i.! ! ’ h,0l,ed that this will which fossUe, minerals and 1 he the beginning of further nctiv„vJr'"; " « « J * " M Uwn turned V !‘ *'or» ("r the first time bv the ot i.’t eesourres peculiar to the r L a ' L l ' "contrnc‘ '' prominent / r ! i of 'Jack- l,lM 1al" " r l»'i" line. The young r . , " ' , 11'' hostesses Mrs. C. H. Merle Evan- band. riCE , . state could adequately eared Smith. Mm J D. Parker, Mrs. J. ----------------------- V people will be very welcome nnd In the afternoon of Saturday, foi, displayed and remain within [Spaulding Circle B' ( rnwford, Mrs. Tom Williams, the final day, „ children's and " ,ad«. ta f,,,,l home, and Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Hickson. nage sale Feb. 21 erSon,.,eXPeCte' , G'**t*." Vera Dick ’ Bahy parade will be featured un- Ks boundaries. The value of t r ^nrfs w II be much appromuseum can scarcely be over-es| Drug- Store. dated. o Abercrombie nnd Mrs. " j f c ’ S ' T * : Evelyn ... ..... . Tiiero were a dozen present r» apurling sang u beautiful duet, Cluii ‘e dirt‘‘'tio" of the Woman's tininted and it is regrettable that j J l t . M“,0r a 8,0'»•" V irulni. TIC E “ Beyond th« S k v » the words of i... ca.n not boast of such a Civic organizations in Sarasota iliuiiding R n ^ ’V " the hon,e of Fred Ball in nreudi"K club last week, nnd w . S 0,u “ 'v .B k y .1 .... where her resources, lioth Jmittee oft the WoRo.e Court the program given by Mrs. Owen width Mrs, Abercrombie composed nre behind Hie Orange lilossuiu scientific ami economic ns well as ipeefal iittention was greatly enjoyed. Miss M e-Jch Uelicious refreshm ents of fi.it r estival and it promises to be one historic, in all of which she is rich World’s Greatest Con­ gion bridge party Tom F etter will leave Wedne*. Kae has "pVomi^iVn E d ^ r G ueS I ,wi,*V '»a r8‘»»a'«awa - d of the most successful entertain- far beyond the |H>pular belief, iat the flub bouse w ’w J ' c m . ? * PtaU,m*"r" “ »rmeat events ever staged in ii„» number in the nenr future, and W I ,uade cuke* were served. cert Tenor wifi h«r | Wi!,t1 r .Hnven where he J. | Reservations can Doorinlt* who irnvo Much #»n! . _ — state. Reduced fures will be grant- j:jju,!d be advantageously display. Sng/Mrs. R. A. Monday, March 2nd. »V'M| •%' «f tho »eMon'.' entertaining Itiley morning, w ill! Kl,SH,A ' RODUCES NEW REE IHi,,0" rai,ronds «"d special U.at it phone 9,1. ?,'Ve,fu rth e r assistance. The If. ir-n in 1 m,0 ..Univer8i‘y " f Florida, fiaincsville, says the state geolMr. and Mrs. R. I,. Crandall of 111. fo' ks vajoywl Mrs. Shlnholl ogist, 'will bo found a small dis­ "i nn * FUMt" °( Mr. and u f * v ' ,ry h,’urc, lnHt and play of Interest principally from Prices— $ 1 .5 0 , $2.00, $2.B0, | Eastern Star will Mrs John R. McDonald at the i i MnrK“ »-rt Foster is to have the historic viewpoint. At Tnlin- 5.1.00, $1.50, $1.00 P lu s Tux iionic Hall ThursMontezuma Hotel------------------" churge next Saturday. Both pro­ the Mrs. F’erry Merit charmingly bee and a working bee. This bee, 7:30 o’clock. ‘j10 f;‘‘ol"K'cnl Depart--------gram s will begin nt 10 o’clock. P h on e {».’{«) on ertn.ncl tho Friloha B r i g upon the development of which the object ,,f making it easy fo rP o ie t loLT* estnblh hcd in the United s tn t *s " 1‘ pan he seen a display of Russian scientist is saitl to have M all orders to A u d itoriu m , Muh and an extra table of guests friim t'i Hvssie Brown is expected 11----~ . been working for over n year, has J nU' 8d*y nrtemoon nt her home on D aytona Heach I i ii. tV ’ Tho"c «*Wbits arc the We!klJ!dBrthJ,Uj S j f ^ f ^ M ^ Walf‘-r mt*et of BoHIm College, Last Tenth Street. the ovaries of the mother bee ful- officers in America have been in- I ere liable as far as they go, and ' structed to give them visas valid crw,,tabl ‘ --------I.V developed and also tha Spring flowers were attractive­ and Mrs. J. C. Wilson. hilc. each Institution has done lic k e ls on so le W ednesday, Mp; , nnd Mrs. Charles Fedder glands of the working bee. f'i’r / ix mon|h"- In addition these ly used in 'decorating. Tho club best under existing circum­ Ech. 18. !l A. M. Unpaid r es­ anil Mrs, Lane, motored from Mrs Henry Wight and Mrs. professor believes it may . Th5 n ,"i,l or* f r? Kiven « guarantee that stances they cannot he said to Masquerndo Bnll prize for high score, silk lingerie ' 1,0 ° r du1 r .,n* their visit they will not bo e r v a tio n s held until 7 :1 5 P. M. great value in bee culture. | the country club, was won by .Mrs. Hawkins Connel’ -'*• Galloway nre . ________ _____ J called up for military service, no x,u;,i t e i ." ' ' .......... ......... ..... . r * ,* J Frank MncNeill, Tbe guest prize City’s toilet r.ustis /* . | m atter what their arc niav be Woman's Club. -- -----III fcanfonl Golf Club, Wallace Bell ha* arrived from or! i V ,r free. R o « . ------------------ L j z L # KnightWaS W ',n by Mr8‘ (’*®W S ! •ring the affair, »,||v‘‘r'varo given away. Kent Mr. and Mrs. George Zer lt..Ll« Mr*. Harry Walsh and Mrs. John Charlotte, N. C.. where he hn. I......I Delicious refreshm ents |of the most brill­ were connected with the American ExFree silverw*™ ? 1 ? ULU."’ J " !?h« «ro spend’ locial events of served a t the conclusion of the T u e Z v T ,! " " ' " ' t ~ c l b f'*e silverware. Tickets given ingS5the 'Vinter I lirk press Company, If,, winter nt the Montezuma iuesday afternoon to attend the game. P*** ('»r the most Hotel returned Tuesday from « will give nddtrip to Miami. |the originality in Call nt the Gonzalez' Grubby I usually found in Permanent Imadc balls. Ill be made by the roads are a [Standing costume i-.-fj good investment land women in ntcV I pabiV and fit ding — not an expense .J bn selected by the barge of arrangei will be selected Lake, George A. MacNeill and It. I H )rch will be led by Itdwnrd Higgins, fill pa«s in review who, a t this their selection of pie winners, M r Collegians, who panford for u num•will render music. Pgrani for the oc- ! E i: " ° The public is invited to attend v .M.rs\ R- D. Adams of n..imi( S’ sS ' ^ n ^ P U- ^ teliS b' ,h” “ w r.‘rdw K i•• “f thi- -«■■"- KjJ'Sr’- w f 0 A \ aSSRJ!KlP B EL-A IR LOTS AUDITORIUM sssw r DAYTONA BEACH Grand Song Recital s; JOHN McCORMACK Mrs. Mei’o Is Hostess To Friloha Club Are withdrawn from the m arket a t prices pre. viously advertised 8:15 TJSR' (Promises rilliant Fete y- Paving of Mellonville Avenue will be started im­ mediately and will result in greatly increased L. , Values for BEL-AIR property. owners., » » BWTLffi “b»“‘_uT| t Sanford is growing in a Southeasterly direction and BEL-AIR is in line for a stupenduous fgrowth. dhnne Circus p l • Invited to attend a . K'ycn by the Nelr- in the prim ary Baptist Church P• M. Admis- P U H L I C WEDDING 0 N MA I N S T A G K After PERFORMANCE 6a V. Don’t throw money away oil dress fabrics Upon completion of the paving program in BELAIR lots in this Beautiful Subdivision will be . greatly increased in price. 10USE INN washing. Our new spring .V ES in k s 105 West First Street. Phone 349 N ext to T h e W e ste r n U n io n . L°f durability. U ^ aa’1"' belter than It ^arry a fu |l bkP ,,,t’ varniihcs, , . wood stains Paint & ‘P er C o . •’bane 30.1 Fancy Voiles X: ♦i* $1.00 yard English Nainsook N O T H IN G BETTER IN T H E W O RLD JG inches wide, very soft, extra nice quolity, white and flesh. [Kars >F PAINT And automobiles built today are more than ever capable ol economically serv­ ing both basinet* and recreation needs. .‘55c yard T H V R S I) A Y NIGHT C O R () N A T 1 O N — OF THE QUEEN — “M 1 S S S A N F O R I)“ G rand NOTICE—NO ADVANCE IN PRICES TONIGHT "It Ain’t (Join’ to Rain No More” 7:30 -Performance AT 8:30 P.M. I ot while the automobile industry made paved highways an economic necessity, the mileage of such roads is today years behind the requirements of modern tralfic. And extensive experience has taught t.iem that Concrete Highways are one °f Beat all-around investments they can make—an investment that pays bin dividends. :{() Pieces of Lingerie Cloth In every shade, small check, Jersey cloths, plain and fancy check dimity. 36 inches wide for A t one cf our millions ol motorists )cu know b e tte r tlian anyone else the need for more and wider Concrete Roads, ctart now to help your local officials provide them. 50c yard 10-yard Bolts Long Clothe, 36 inches wide-Spccial at 65c a bolt .MARDI GRAS SATURDAY FORDS FOR SOUVENIRS Doors Open- I Mi Hut there is an obstacle standing in the way of their maximum service to owners. Happily motorists everyw here are boost­ ing for more and wider paved highways. LINGERIE MATERIALS fiord A ve. •nd St. Bel-Air Realty C TYJ 1W 'Id inch large tloral designs and wide stripes on light grounds, fast colors, fine quality. $1.50 yard $ 0.95 S U .5 0 K South For . of) incli heavy crepes in light shades, plain and check. Comes in a wide range of colors. f r Pee ( all at our oificc—Let us show you the develop­ ment program we are going to carry out. slock contains many of these. Alligator Crepes rW and Money W ISE IN V ESTO R S W ILL B U Y NOW Use ma­ are fust to sunlight and I" Ulttirr I "KM f'k store, Sanford Enable. r-i-KY x SONS ■Hors l4 *'•*. Rhone 48. The “horseless carriage” of yesterday is now being produced as tho modern automobile at the rate of 4,000,000 a year. The total number of motor vehicles registered in the United States is con­ siderably over 17,000,000. terial, thc colors of w hich SHOW GROUNDS S A N F 0 It D A V B. c o M M E R C I A I. I ' 1* ''m irn ry C lu b .,« mi l..i, . that xoon fade and lose their attractiveness. I K. N. C. 1^ Bile* How the Motor Industry Set the Pace for Highway Building Stay Beautiful TONIGHT! BEL-AIR lots can still be bought a t Bclow-Mar[ ket Value. d e re a se d . oarnes are unknown, who on " , IJ fh' " e re trading II I.. .' i f '""dut-ss under the ro. man llae i" ""I"'' a,Ml “tv*" ,,f Ly.• a min.V U/ against nil parties 1 H h .n ill under 11IIr li e .i. . „ " •—••I. Kurus .Shepard I'euMed*'' Mheppard. de. t. S i ”r '!‘l'" ' w|*e. In and to l In " ' “i descrlhed land situate. fJ ir .fc ’" '" ‘f *" »r Han“ r Konilnole a n d S ta te scril. n"r'' Particularly deBtriiMMi UN rfolhiWH. to-wlt: . b-'ts n and II. In |ti„rk |. I h r I of Sniiford. Florida, ae..•"lliu to K. It. T raffold's Map , • •Hifniii. Plorliiii, acoonliiiK f('*|(a P'at til, ,-eof duly of rcc- . Waters’Kandy Kitchen D e fe n d a n ts. ,v,.r „ t r a i l i n g Expression Recital To, Be Given H ere A t The S c h o o l A uditorium 1 f in a n c ia l l y ? . . . . c it a t io n . '•ao-ii Sin ppunl. ami |,vm/,M v<I'-'ii-VrI n » r J r " **"«• for l.yiiiiio Munk Vr ! I " " ' l' 1" N u re esso rs in Ii im Mini ,lfS co-partners. iii s !!!" are unknown, wlm nnvl.«>*e j --log liimlne** under the e.i-part. funk ,,f t,f n„ •'ink, u,'i!i,n* ami each‘i""1 ami every n i i r' ,,?m"'1 living 'lUier. any or all'f .,r n„. b“s r ai,,.71! ',n,i" ..... . «" PartD ite re sla u n d e r C aleb .I ... L ........ t-ynian Phelps. I* ml '/ • . |,IM *runlets for kymnn I , ' "partners. ,|#r««sed. and MISS KATHRYN WILKEY r F r r * 1? Missionary Society Of Methodist Hold wleetingr on Monday 0 ______________ . HOW OLD ARE YOU C'AIjKD HIIKfPAltD. nt M|. EVERT TRUE c ia S A V E .* ? •AT; i r r / f t S s z 't m J ohnMcCormackTo Appear In Concert At Daytona Beach STOCKHOLM. Feb. 18. — The Wales* Barber Shop Swedes arc accustomed to snow and ice for Christmas, and the sleight LONDON, Feb. 18.—The most drive to church early on Christm as morning through snowdud forests popular beauty shop in London ju st furnishing shelter from the cold now among fashionable young wo­ northern winds t«r over fields thick­ men who have their bobbed hair ly covered with white, is tho usunl trimmed every week or so is on . ih?Cnl, mu"ic ,ove" will learn and highly appreciated thing. This Curzono Street establishment p at­ with pleasure thnt John McCor­ year, the omuoty snowy ulandscape ’ however, - — -i.v. im is c a n r rronized _ , , by - . rtho — Prince . . of • Wales, mack, famous tenor, who recently IfflVA nlnno _ _ ! id * Lord Lnscelles, son-in-law the cancelled engagem ents for Febru­ gave place to ..a _springlike country I iLlhir t . *nn-in-lnw of . thc n . I ..II iL . where green grnss, so unusual for ' , K nn'1 n7 younger members ary because of illness, will appear at auditorium a t Dnytonn Dench the w inter season, nnd even flow- ‘ ° x v u C„ royal, ers, abounded. From tho extrem e ' .V h t h p kln»r Himself is nttend- Monday night, Mnr. 2. The pro­ south to the Polar Circle there was 1 u ’y h'".’ royal barber a t Bueking- gram will begin at 8:15 o’clock Reservations for thc concert can I I!?.?now t0 bn found, and Inrtend ,r a V,n I,nlnce*, ,,r a t Sandringham be made by mail, or telephone, It I o f th® u»unl sleighs, carts and auto- ' ■! n ',llmonJ* or wherccvcr he goes, E mobiles carried the early church-! n : loPg l,oen custom ary for the today1011"'” ' Hl'Uts wont on salp L . y o®ra-■ W inter w eather »»» of viiiii this ns oo nrt1 r nco, Wales and his brothers to £ Ml to .Sin« Over Radio n°t' been experienced in .Sweden Sweden 1Tkir »,n i 0,10 l thu tow,‘ w»wn “bops snopn to McCormack, whose recital over In 75 years, nnd the high temper- i ' . - 1 pll,!cc tbe>’ «o when their Jitures reeorded in December 11)2*1 (!1u,r . 'E1'eds ..t rpu ni j11g * jjJ j^wait u J r?dio ,,n Ncw Yc,*'•," Night •mashed mil records, 1 if'ft *UI71 next” the snmc as nV n ’ L^ ' rcz,tt Bori of the Metro?d "cn ? Pf ? Coh1Pflny- has nro„sThroughout the month assoein- all the other patrons. e<l g reat interest in the field, is football wns played nnd tlm SCIENCE LEARNS FROM SAIL I j™ 1 Iiltc,Jf t" he heard in the same Y®«r " ‘'“-v Ice hockey " a y again until some decided 8 t Stockbolm, « p e rm a n en t, HAMHFI1G Feb IK ti r , .Xture, gave way to footimll b» V, 1 . f I". — The Ger- change comes in methods of I,roadcause thebe was no ice. ‘ N e a r' T " N:,v.al Observatory a rts as n casting mid receiving. P. p afc. Stockholm, over w a te rs ' in u n llv ' 1 rar,ntf hniwo for all information cerdlyCy' h,8' m annger. *">'«• so recovered thick with ice, n row ing 1 aav,ll ," attt,r«. and prides itself lik,‘ this does not matre g a tta was held. its efficient accuracy. To this 1 ''nil it interviews the officers of hinisi'ir^’ *^1 “' Ir' .McCormack every ship that comes into llnm- "for . r’» Mr* McSwoeney, f r, a fte r all. his position is such berg hi order to cheek its theoretSICKLY, PEEVISH CHILDREN that he can get along pretty we lenl in formation with the praetieal ‘ goes M i ° t rthWhnt n'J,i’pon"‘ ^ Children suffering from intrstin- experienee of the man who b" ! .a » j 1 1 . conditions which pro• I worms are cross, restless and tin- to sen. |v a i today In radio broadens ing ncnlthy. 1 here nre other sym p­ re very u „ fair yo„ ng artists toms however. If the child is pale, MARSEILLES PORT TRAFFIC MARSEILLES, Feb. ih. __ h i (hm " r .their careers, and nas dark rings under the eyes, bad b.r M tb »»«• lakes no interest in Freight and passenger traffic at tin- " thinks th a t in the interest of play, jt In alm ost a certainty th at port of Marseilles in |(»24 exceed- the profession ns a whole lie and worms are eating away its vitality. wl pre-war Hgurert for the first '* ,.'T “ rGsts of established rent, ta tlon should not partlcipatu^T J f.li ( '1ur« t remedy for worms is time sinco the armistice. The toHr' tronngn was 21,1 M ^5|, „r w m tos Cream Vermifuge. It is -I'l.o.ll tons more than in 10in. , \ .e ! e JV; ' rr ,".!l rJ!I , IM r it a itt'r Till; positive destruction to the worms . rOP in r iT T Passengers entering nnd leaving s ? harmless to tho child. Price «»•* f i o n m \. i> 4\ n s i:n i\o i.K r o r v r v . 85c. Drug I3torciC -__________s i>rug atorc. pared C with 560,1(15 in 1913 . ............ IN CIIANCKItY. I: I'.. I OX. ''lllllllllllnillll, > P O R T L A N D CEMENT ASSOCIATION Graham Building JACKSONVILLE, FLA. A National Organ i; aturn to Improve and Extend the LJia o f (Sonet etc Yowell Company *1 OFFICES IN 29 CITIK8 m �tfp T iT iv r ,r. 1 ■t ‘ 1D 1 i $400,000 Hulick Hotel soon under construction. * They realize th at property in this vicinity assures owners of increasing values for this >i very reason. THAT IS THE REASON WHY SO MANY SANFORD PEOPLE ARE BUYING IN ft is the intention of the Fort Mellon Development Company to make Fort Mellon the leading residential district of Sanford. Building restrictions and beautification program assure investors of tatractive surroundings. Adjacent developments, becoming more entensivc every day, guarantee investors of quick profits. You can find no better place in the city of Sanford to build your home. You can find no investment offering better profit making opportunities. SANFORD CALLS TO THE COUNTRY WHILE FORT MELLON CALLS TO YOU Promoters of Sanford’s Finest Subdivision A. P. CONNELLY & SONS 104 MAGNOLIA AVENUE 6 gas �'i iii ■>r f c i o m ) v • t V J si k ^1 > > 25 * U 7 50 32 P .3 4 371 A d\ MUZONTAt VERTICAL. (abbr.) 1— young bear 20—and so 22~-*iuu-p, ape-1 2— preposition forth dfie flavor 3— extending (abbr.) 25— 1 oneself in a 28— narrow prone post* passage 24—division of 29— illumin­ 4— conducted ated 6—oasis r 80—secondary (colloq.) 26— college de­ object ox fl— strong, of­ gree recard fensive 27— colore re smell 29— knowledge “-is s i 7— linear (Soot.) |2 —vegetable measure ’ 81—-floor cov­ | 4—established (abbr). ering (abbr.) 82— place 16— wash and | 83— unneces­ Iron 12—letter sary activ­ 89— large d ty I 14— short, pas­ ity o f Belgium toral po*nj 85—^on^r of 40— attack 15— teaches 19 — a mouth 87— article (abbr.) 88— half an em •-SSL. ' -iSEJ 330SB a s a U 3Q 3 i n n n r iu n c if T s i ,<sa ra a s r a n a P O S I T S ,v -3 H :i f J 3 E is .iO u iiT l sra ro a 3 1 3 0 0 0 ( 1 0 G3 C a E M IT LMi 3(20 B SB SH SS g hes s : 'a i a a n SflS c is w tiu s a o s g fsa iio Program |ram for Feb. 19. ItUntn Journal (&J8.3) 8 9:45 organ. Boston (475.9) 0:15 trio, 7 musical. Chicago (344.0) 6:30 orits; 7 lullaby; 7:20 operChicago Tribune (370.2) 6:30 ensemble, string i soprano, speaker; 10 and Ches. Chiengo (370) 7 con­ tra theater; 9 dance, sojrnor; 11 dance, pjopulur Chicago (545.4) 7 contrrsry talk; 8:20 msuicnl; at home. Chicago News (447.5) ; 6:25 orchestra; 8 nn8:15 Boy Scouts; 8:50 :15 soprano. Cincinnati (422.3) 0 conjubilee, dance, hand suw 10:03 quartet dance; 11 oys. Cleveland (389.4 ) 0 mu* mcert. Dallas News (476.9) lal; 8:30 entertainm ent; tru. Davenport (484) 7 Sandrchestra; 11 dunce. Denver (silent). De.s Moines (526) 11 ori -*aoa Detroit News (352.7) kestra artists; 9 dance; ws orchestra. Ft. Worth S tar Tele5.9) 7:30 musical; 9:30 a w * o freik n , ly . M ILilia Htckeoa—Qeg. a E. Cor. Blk. 11 T t. II, ‘ • Run W. 51 ft. N. 132 ft. £ 61 ft. a I l f f t - .... 51 Meisch Realty Co., 814 of Blk U . TiC l | (L n s ■,r*i h 4 775.00 E. 51 ft.) . . . . . . . . . . . ...........................^ .1..1.204 Mil Abraham Thompson— Beg. S. E. Cor. Blk t \ , Tr. 19, Run W. 60 ft. N. 120 ft. E. 50. ft. 8. 252.25 | 120 ft, .................................................................50 1(1 1J. E. Lalaf—Beg. S. W. Cor. Blk II, Tr. 19, fym E. 100 tt/ N. 120 ft. W. 100 ft. S. 120 ft. — ..JQ0 448 001 Hubbard Reed—Beg. 100 ft. E. of S. W. Cor. Blk 11, Tr, 19, Run K. 55 ft. N. 120 ft. W. 55 ft. S. 120 ft. — . -U ---------- - ....... — - ..... — ......... —65 IJoshua 8cIplo— Beg. 155 ft. K. of H. W. tor, Ulk. 221.501 11, Tr. 19, Run E. 60 ft. North 120 ft. W. 60 f tS fl. 120 ft. ........................................— 50 Robinson’s Survey of An Addition to S s i i f g t ' -Beg. 360 ft- R. 30 ft. W. Sec. 36, Rani 263 f t a ..248 100 ft. t N. 100 ft. to Beg. Mrs. H. A. Spelr—Beg. 860 ft. 8. and 343 ft. W. 3JFT« \* _ „ o f-E . M ML Po. See. 86, Run W. 108 ft. Prominent Swhnmera Peati S. 10Q it. fc. 263 ft. N .1 0 0 ft. to Beg..'..— ....100.9 W W W Opening Day T i D. L Thrasher—Beg. 860 ft. S. and 415 ft. W. taHgHlhgani ter which a of E. tt Mi. Po. Sec. 86, Run.W. 179.2 ft. 8. 1Q0 ft. E. 179.2 ft. N. 100 ft.............. ............179.2 Mrs. M. R. M accy-B fg. at Int. of W. line oT WINTER PARR, F eb .'l£ —fcol-1 Magnolia Ave. with S. line of Martin St., , lins College In now otuervlng the run 8. 100 ft. W. 88.6 ft. N. lor ft. R. 88.6 fortieth anniversary of her found­ College, will .he l ft. ....88.6 ing by a series of events known beautiful pageant, , as ''Founders' Week" which becfut S. A, Houston—B eg. 88.6 ft. W. of Int, of W. parade.. . i Feb. and closes Feb. 22. Because spectkcular Prfceding the President's receplline of Mafnolia Ave. with S. line of Mare; it is an annual event and due to tion at 9 o'clock thkt tame tin St. Run S. 100 ft. W. 100 ft. N. -tOO ft. t the large attendance upon the var| ions functions arranged. Found* E. 100 ft. ......... ............................ . .100 250.04) Run S. 120 ft. W. 46.5 ft. N. 120 ft. E. **. j g | | ers’ Week wt Rollins baa become a Mrs. Jenhle Vaughn—Beg. 188.6 ft. W. of Int. Sunday, Feb. 22, 46.5 ft. ----46.5 | larger celebration than Commerce* birthday, will be Me of W. Line of Magnolia Ave. with S. line of F. C. Williams—Beg. 45.5 ft. W. of N. E. Cor. ment Week. at Rollins. At 4 o’clock in Know­ Martln St. Rim S. 100'ft. W. 84.1 ft. N. 100 Wednesday. Feb. 18, will mark les Hall memorial servtcea ^01 be uf Blk 23, Run S. 120 ft. W. 50 ft. N. 120 the annual meeting of the Board held for the founders who .have ft. E. 84.1 ........... .......... .................................... 84.1 210.25 ^ ft. E. 50 ft. :'l.......... ..................... ..... ............. . ...60 1*7.7! of Trustees at which time several passed away this year, WIlHapa.C. Sanford Doudney—Beg. at S. W. Cor. of Plat , j Charlie Haywood— Beg. 95.5 ft. W. of N. E. Cor. 'vacancies in the board will be'fil­ Comstock and Edward H. Brewer. uf Evap* Terrace Run W. 91.4 ft. N. 100 Hlk. 23, Run S. 120 ft. W. 50 ft. N. 12U ft! led and general policies outlined tC 'B . 91.4 ft. S. 100 ft........................................91.4 for the ye'ar 1925-20. At 6:30 In 228,60 E. 50 ft. ..60 1*7,7! ROSS NAMED DELEGATE the evening the "Sandspur," col­ Notice, is hereby given to any and all persons Interested in the t'hnrlle Knight—Beg. 100 ft. E. of N. \V. Cor. W ,4 lege weekly of Rollins, will ob­ Hlk. 23, Run S. 120 ft. E. 60 ft. N. 120 ft, DAYTONA, Feb. 18. — E. P. Special Assessments ngslnst the various pieces of property above; serve its 31st anniversary. Follow­ W. 50 ft. ... ing this dinner the Danish violin­ Ross, of the Halifax Realty Board, described that said special assessm ents are payable in full within .5 0 ix .i ist, Skovgaard, will give a recital. has been appointed as a delegate thirty days a fter the above and foregoing special assessment ro ll, Charles M artin—Reg. 50 ft. E. of N. W. Cor. Blk. Florida high school boys and to serve on a Boosters’ Commit' has beep equalised, approved and confirmed, or In tqn equal annual 23, Run S. 120 fL E. 50 ft. N. 120 ft. W. girls wilt be vitally interested in tee to devise ways and maans of vS 50 ft...................... ' ............................................... the first event scheduled for Feb, providing a 9106,000 publh " fund installments with Interest nt KV< per annum from and a fter the time 1*7.71 is- said special assessments stand approved nnd confirmed. 19. for st that time the Irving .for the Halifax country. 19, Emma to e —Reg. at N. W. Cor. Blk 23, Run S. Bacheller Essay Contest will be Ion to this effect was made at a A meeting of the Equalising Board o f the City uf Sanford, Flori­ 120 ft. E. 50 ft. N. 120 ft. W. 50 ft. ............. ...50 1*7.11 held and gold medals awarded by meeting of the Civic Clfanng da will be held a t the C|ty Hall on the 9th day of March A. D., 1926, IV. M. Clark’s Subdivision of Blk. 14 ~ ‘ .................. House when talks were mane by Mr. Bacheller. Florida Literary s« " of the at which meeting said Board will hear any and all complaints and Sarah Jackson EV» of Lot 1, Blk 24 ............. ___ 70.125 Society will give a dinner follow­ E. V. Parrish, secretary tona Chamber of Commerce, objections os to such specinl assessments, and will nt said tlmo ad­ W. C. Corker, W«4 of t o t 1. Hlk. 24 ............ ..........70.125 ing the conteat; observing its 33rd Daytona » ^ ii others, in which it was de­ just and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice and right, anniversary. In the evening the Henry C aldw ell,'tot 11, Blk 24 ..................... 96.4 148.1 Girls’. Glee Club will give Its an­ clared that auch a fund If abso and when said special assessments are so equalized and adjusted, Rob nnd Hallie Jones, Lot 12, Blk 24 45 lately mejtflaj if this section is nual recital. * m Friday, Feb. 20, has been desig­ to compete with Mlarnir'SC'Pfters- same will then stand confirmed and he anil remain binding liens Bob Jones, to t 13, Blk 24 .......... ......... ......... 60 1W2 nated as Rollins Day at the Sub- burg, West Palm Beach and other upon the pruperty against which said assessments are made until C. L Wing, Lot 14, Hlk. 24 ........................... ..........45 Tropical Fair in Orlando. In the cities as a winter resort. paid in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 189 and 190 Mrs. A. E. Hill, Lot 15. Hlk 24 ............... ____50.26 afternoon at four o’clock, at the adopted by the Commission Dec. 22, 1921. Herbert Reed. Lot 16, Hlk. 2 4 ....................... .........45 Kelsey City—|6O0,000 bond Iscorner of Chase and Kentucky Ave­ !„ R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. nues, adjoining the campus, the sue voted for bonds and bridge in Herbert Reed, to t 17. Rlk. 2 4 .............. uk Phi Alpha fraternity will lay the special road and bridge district Feb, 18th and 25th. W. M. Clark’s Subdiv. of E li Blk. *5. \ ' - * corner stone of the hnndsome dor- No. 8. .-’fc Joe Williums, Lot 1. Rlk 25 * ion 1’RF.LIMINARY ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AU­ Hannah Richardson, t o t 2, Rlk 25 ............. .........60 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY t .J THORITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 187. ADOPTED NOV. 24TH. W. C. DeCoursoy, to t 3, Hlk. 2 5 .................. ....... 50 OF RESOLUTION NO. 188 ADOPTED BY THE CITY COM1924, BY THE CITY COMMISSION. Emma Johnson, to t 4, Blk. 26 ................... MISSION ON DECEMBER «, 1924. j y m W. M. Clark, to t 6. Blk. 25 .......................... -• in The following is the estimated cost of widening the Paving on G. C. Eubanks, Lot 6, Blk. 26 .........60 The following is the estimated cost of paving Oak Ave. from 1*7.11 ............ .........46.5 Highland S|. south to Hughey St. 24 feet in width with sheet asphalt Tenth St. from Pecan Ave. west to Mulberry Ave. nnd on Olive Ave. G. C. Eubanks, Lot 7, Blk. 25 Ilf from Tenth..St, south to Goldsboro St., from 16 ft. to 24 ft. in width Meisch Realty Co., N. 120 ft. uf W li of Blk. 25....147.75 3T7J on a 0 incl) rock base. rVC Meisch Reulty Co.— Beg. a t N. E. Cor. Rlk 26. 300 Cu. Yds. Grading at 60c ................ .........................................9 160.00 with a 6 inch rock base surface treated. 1600 Cu. Yds. Grading nt 50c ................................................. f 800.00 Run W. 128 ft. S. 100 ft. K. 128 ft. N. 100 ft....128 620 Lin. Ft. concrete' curb, and gutter at 86c ........................... 627.00 327.8 6300 Lin. Ft. Curb and Gutter ill place of Flush curb at 50c .. 3,150.00 C. L. K night-U eg. nt N. W. Cor. Blk 20, Run E. 60 Un. Ft. flush curb at 35c ....................................................... 17.60 167.60 120 ft. S. 60 (t. W. 120 ft. N. 60ft. ....... 120 400 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns at |1.30 .............................. 120.00 450 Lin. Ft. Flush curb ut 36c ............................................... 3260 Sq. Yds. surface treated Mncadnm nt $1.25 ................... 4,076.00 Minnie Soloman N. 100 ft. Blk. 27 ...... ....... 256 735 Sq. Yds- sheet asphalt paving at |2.W) ............................ 1,470.00 651.1 336.00 Meisch Realty Co. N. 120 ft. nf NF,‘i of Blk. 28.... 127.5 600 Lin. Ft. 3 In. drain tile at 100.00 per M.............................. 60.00 960 Sq. Ft. Alley returns at il6c ....................................... ....... 2,250.00 Meisch Realty Co., N. 120 ft. of NW»»Hlk 28 .i l27.fl Engineering, advertising, legal expense etc................................. 187.50 1000 Lin. Ft. 21 inch Storm sewer pipe a t $2.25 S Manholes ut 860-00 ...................................................................... 160.00 Meisch Realty Co., EV4 Ulk. 34 .............................. 234 16 Inlets at 835.00 ...................................................................... .. 560.00 M. W. C lark’s Huhdiv. uf Hlk 35. .............82,522.4)0 Total estimated cost ..................................... Engineering, advertising, legal expense, etc. ......... ............... 1,078.50 Henry Planter, Lot 6, Blk. 36 114 To be born^L entirely by adjacent property. *91.88 Wm. Clark, t o t 7, Rik. 3 6 ......... 110 Number of f?et frontage ...................................................... Clfl n \M Total .......... 812.657.00 Hobiiwon’e Survey of Sanford. Assessment per foot frontage .................................... 84.094 To be borne entirely by adjacent property. .117 * » FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 89897 Number of feet frontage ....'.................. ............... ........4914.15 117 Prelim. Foot South Sanford, Sanford, Fla. ■ Assessment Assessment per foot frontage .................. .................... 82.5553 Description Frontage Name FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. James Waldon, to t 9, ................ .......................... 140 Sanford Heights, Sanford 357.74 Fuot Prelim. <630.50 140 J. N, Rosilter, Lot 120 ................ .'...... ........ 154 357.T4 Name Description Frontage Assessment 630.50 Unknown, Lot 12| r„..:............... ........... ............. 164 St. Gertrude Addn. to Sanford, Fla. Special Assessments against the vnrious pieces o f 1 propeiu George A. DeCottes, W. M. Clark’* Huhdiv. of Hlk II, Tr. II and 15 ' described Hint said speciul assessmeqts are paygble in full X(l 630.50 F. Lake and A» R. Key, Lot 137 ...............................164 Jessie Walden, Lot l Blk. 11, Tr. 14 ............... ....... 15.5 8110.27 .'days a fter the above and foregoing specinl assessment roll I George A. DeCottes, C. H. Williams, Lot 2, Hlk It, Tr. 14 60 127.76 ^equalized, approved and confirmed, or In ten equal annual ___ 630.50 inal F. to k e and A. R. Key, Lot 138 ...............................164 Joanna L Moore, to t 3, Hlk. 11, Tr. 14 50 " J 27.70 'm eats with interest nt 8Vr per annum from and after the tfrae 1 Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested in the E. Ford, to t 4, Hlk. 11, Tr. 14 .................................50 127.76 special UHHessmentH stand approved and confirmed. Special Assessments against the various pieces of property ubove de­ Wm. Irick, Lot 6, Hlk 11, Tr. 14 .......................... 50 127.76 A meeting of the Equalising Houtd of the City of Sanford, Flo scribed th a t said special assessments are payable in full within C. C. Lattimore, to t 6, Blk.11, Tr.14 ..................... 60 127.76 will he held ut tho City llnll on the 9th day of March A. D, .1 thirty days a fter the above and foregoing special, assessment roll baa II. Charles Knight,to t 1, Blk 11, Tr. 15 .................46.5 116.27 ut which meeting said Board will Itenr any and all complaint* been equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual install-j James W. Simmons Junior, Lot 2, Hlk II, Tr. 15 . 50 127.70 objections us to such speciul assessments, and will a t said tinea meats with interest at 8% per annum from and a fter the time said A. B. Smith, to t 3, Blk. 11, Tr. 15 .......................50 127.76 just and equalize said assessments on a basis of Justice and ] special assessments stand approved and confirmed. A. II. Smith, Lot 4, Hlk. 11. Tr. 15 ......................45 114.99 and when said special assessments are so equalised and a^ij A meeting of the Equalising Board of the City of Sanford, Flori­ A. B. Smith, t o t 5, Hlk. 11, Tr. 15 ................... 50 l 27.76' i unit1 will stand confirmed and he and binding da, will bv held ut the City Hall at 2:30 P. M. on the 9th day of Murch ... remain ................. - Rena James Hicks, Lot 6, lilk. II, Tr. 15 50 127.761 the property against which suid said as: essmenta an* inml* «n»n « assessments are made until paid in A. D. 1925, a t which meeting said Board will hear any nnd all comK. It. Trafford’s Map of Sanford, Flu. accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 187, adopted by tho plnints and objections as to such special assessments, and will at J. Thompson, SE'.i, Hlk. 11, Tr. 16 .................. 147.75 377.54 City Commission Nov. 24th, 1924. said time adjust and equalize said asaesments on a basis uf justice Thompson, SWVl, lilk II, Tr. 16 ...................... 147.75 377.51 L R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. and right and when said special assesments are so equalized and ad­ Meisch Realty Co., SE ‘» of Hlk. 11, T r. 17 .... 124 3!ti.K6j Feb. 18th nnd 25th. justed, the samo will then stand confirmed and be and remain binding iienH upon tho property against which said assessments are made until paid in accordance with the provisions of resolution No. 188 adopted on Dec. 8, 1924 by the City Commission. ' I . R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Fob. 18th and 25th. of E. ^ How to Solvw Puxxls. The best w ar to aolvo this croaa-word pusilc is to run aver the list o f boriiontal and verti­ cal synonyms In search o f evi­ dent or “easy" words. | f hori* lit| for roust txtinfl croiiifiii from the number'to the lin t shaded atop on the right; if i f f tidal, It must extend dOttnwxfd from the number to the first ■haded atop below. When ftA* iahed, the words should read equally well crosswise aaid downward. KGW Portland (silent). WKAQ Porto Rico (340.7 ) 6:30 concert. WGY Schenectody (379.5 ) 6:30 new books; 6:45 talk; 7 concert; 10:15 organ. KFQX Seattle (silent). WBZ Springfield (331.1) 6:30 educational; 7 baritone; 7:15 or­ gan, instrum ental; 8 pianist; 8:15 instrum ental, vocal; 9:15 trio, or­ chestra; 10:30 popular ‘ songs; 10:45 orchestru. KSD St. Louis Post Dispatch (545.1) 8 reader, violinist, bari­ tone, address. WO AI San Antonio (394.5) 9:30 orchestra. WRC Washington (469 ) 6 trio; 6:30 Latin American night; 9:45 dance. WCBD Zion (04-1.0) 8 quartet, vocal, trombone, cornet, piano. Harlequin Frock Now London Fad LONDON, Feb. 18. — In their search for something new in the way of styles far evening gowns, London dressmakers have visited the pantominc and designed a H ar­ lequin frock on the traditional parti-colored lines. One such, is* of deep scarlet crepe-de-chine, ap­ plied all over in silver tissure and black, and cut in u triangular p at­ tern. The prevalent straight up-anddown fashion silhouette is adapt­ ed to the characteristics of a Har­ lequin mode, while the close fit­ ting draperies of the duv, which revpal the line of the figure, are also suggestive of close fitting garm ents which Harlequin wears. J 120.00 < 3^ JfiBPk.il. 8b B. ML8. | M?». H. PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AU­ THORITY OF RESOLUTIONS NO. 189 AND NO. 190, ADOPT­ ED ON DECEMBER 22, 1924 BY THE CITY COMMISSION. . . i. . ii •%:• The following is the estimated cost of.puving Martin Street from Sanfurd Ave. to Palmetto Ave. 20 feet in width, and from Palmetto Ave. tu Park Ave. 16. feet in width with sheet oxphult on u 6 inch rock base. (1) M artin St. from Sanford Ave. to Palmetto Ave. 20 feet in width: 250 Cu.. Yds. Grading at 50c ...... .................................................. 8 125.00 Hastings (288.3) 9:30«ns club. 270 Lin. Yds. concrete curb and gutter at 85c ............. ............. 229.50 To “Fight” Battle Hollywood (337) 8:15 in30 Lin. ft. Flush Curb a ; 35c ..... ..... .................... ............... 10.50 Of Camden Again p*I; 19 features; 12 or150 Sq. ft. concrete alley returns ut 3 0 c ... .................................. 46.00 CAMDEN, S. C., Feb. 18.—Cam­ 510 Sq. Yds. paving ut 82.00 .......... ........... .\.... ;........................ 1.020.00 ■letTerson City (440.9) 8 den, reminiscent of Revolutionary Enginceringf Advertising, Legal Expense etc...... ............... . If Kan-as City S tar (365 war days and the scene of ope of kol of the. Air; 11:46 frol­ the more important battles uf the struggle of the colonists for lib­ Total K stjpated Cost ................ - ................... ........................ ....... 81,650.00 ics Angeles Times (1041 eration from England/ will com* To be home entirely by udjacent property. 3; 8:30 children;* 10 fent- memorato its historic post thil Number of feet frontage ........... ...................... ....... 496 instrumentnl; 12 orches- s pring with a pageant entitled, Assessment j>er foot frontage .......................................83.125 "Camden, Yesterday and Today," This quaint town, which in 1768 (2) Murtin St. from Palmetto Ave. to Purk Ave. 16 ft. in width: Louisville Times (399.8) art. was one of the six leading cities 6!j0 Cu. Yds. grading at 60c .................................................... 8 276.00 Memphis Commercial o f South Carolina, retains much of 530 Lin. Ft. concrete curb and gutter a t 85c ........................... 450.50 tU- picturesque uununyntre , . \n Ki\ the atmosphere ... of v..co- j. JD9.7) 8:30 musical. Ioniul - * times, - • and• a .....-V---f k.,(U I number of build- -r’0 Lin. ft. flush curb a t 35c ....................................................... 17.60 * M inneapolis - St. Paul nirs stand 75.00 • 3u lectyre; 7 >15 health ings stand a-s na reminders o? the Rev- 250 Sq. Pt. concrete alley returns at 30c ......... 1,700.00 ■dutionary Wa: period. It is fre- gay <*,. Yds. paving at 833)0 !*hle: 10'dunce. Montreal (437) 7:3i)i quently by touriita from the north Engineering, legal expense, advertising etc. ‘.................. . 223.75 7 *as u winter resort. New York (191.5) 6 1 Episodes in the pageant will purTotal estimated cost ...................... ......... ........................ 82,741.75 ^'• 6:30 url talk; 6:45 trio ,' tray the days of Pine Tree hill. In* ,,; iu talk, artists; 9 vocal, coining of the Quakers and the To be borne entirely by adjacent property. F- *9 or.-hestra. ; Revolution, nnd visits of Washmg- Number of feet fro n ta g e .............................. ....... ............1096.7 L ‘V W York (454.3) 7:30 ton and La Fayette, Assessment per foot frontage ...................................... 82-50 11 from WRC- 8-3U Wnl--------- -------- ----------FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. •toria. KL’ 8 ,SU Wal ; COMMISSIONER KILLED Foot Prelim. York (405.2) 7:15 L* , a orchestra. LAKELAND, Feb. 18.—As the Name Description Frontage Assessment Daklun,j (299.8) 6 con- ; result of being struck by an autoN. H. Garner’s Second Addition to Markham hiPetrova, mobile as he attempted ta' •• Park Heights, Sanford, Florida. “ glance, soloists. ! the street here Tuesday AW OmaT,’ l,,u ___ ______ 8153.75 W. J. Goodale W 1-3 of to t 0, Blk. L ...... ............... 61.6 nnounceij. »t. l® **U°ry;: J. Everett Bryant, county rommisfnn, 307.50 * * * •; 10'W ' .‘-' orchestra; 9 rioner from the Winter Haven disElizabeth Dykes E 2-3 of Lot 0. Blk. L ------------123 pm 184.38 Finla,|,.|„K:Kh!!.n?ales* trict fr'*"1 ly l l to 1915, is dead Swope-Douglass Inc., W 4 of to t 16, Blk.1 , K ..... ,69 , Nuladelphta (395) 6 talk;• iI from .•..n,Mi*sioii concussion of the brain. bra' • The 184.38 Earl Field, EVa of Lot 15, Blk. K ...............69 rf accident was declared by 40C.25 7 h '!,,1Phia (509.9) 6 to have been M c id cn tal.M r.H ry - Mrs. A. H. Haskins S*4 of Lot 16, Blk. K i ..... I3<J 'Orteert; 8:ir> talk; 10 or- ant, who was 49 years old, Evans Terrace, Hanford,-Florida. 1... widely taliy known Lrnull'll men 111If11 I OlH of *the 239.00 C. D. Brurrley, to t 5 .................................. - ........... 95.6 county where he has been active 328.60 »»• 7 .S Ubur*h- <;!09-l > 7 in politics, movements for build­ C. D. Brumiey, to t 10 .......- ..... .— ............... ..... 131.4 A'- r . 1, ‘‘oncert; 10 concert. 102.50 ing up the community and a worker C. D. Brumiey, Lot A ----------------- -----------—.....— 41 j^ S S8f tconijer^. (46l-3) 6:45 for good roads. 1Hi 7 J»“Sew, F ' k j ifr •a At this the fff il ;MW on tld Roliina A dance will <S4nd S A Y / *\ * .1- T? - ""V ; t V J u il th e R ic h - • • M ilk C hocolate O vercoat that- • • Oh Henry! wears all by it Oh Henry! Good? W h y , fella, that's ju st /m u/.toying i(l Yq** ( ( t your tooth into that rialidooa cxxnhuuitjoa ah * ri(d» .Gutter cream dipped In a lu fd o u a , qhfvyy qar.acn«^ crispy, crunchy nuts and over it all ^ delicious taat# o f that 6 m m ilk chocolate . . . w hy, ttjsrs’s po cand^ m ade that's sq good I Nearly a m illion people a,d ay drop a daps and call for Oh Hem yJ T h e y have made it thejM*P8A s^phig cir.Jy in America. And there's, just o a t rwaion . . . t u t wonderful, inim iU ole T A S T E ! I t y A box N O W I It only costs s dime. �T H * SANFORD Two Florida Golf L eague Team s Bow And Arrow To Vie With Driver On Asheville Links Give Ca! B oxin g G loves Helen W afim right, New York, Taken Ifiead ns Diver in Win;■ inp Low Doarcl Kvents; OrJnndo Is 2nd In State Events K WINTER PARicTpeb. 18.— lle!• cn w nlnw rlpht, the girl who holds .• the national nil-round swimminjr \ championship nnd who will attem pt to swim the English Channel next | summ er, established herself as one or America's premier divers in the *tato nnd nntionnl events along the V Rollins College water course yest«*Tdny afternoon, hy annexing first place in the national low-board diving event,. Miss W ainwright, who in n member of the New York Swimmiiig Association nnd who in regarded as the swimming sensa­ tion of the world, stepped into a new field-uhcn she crowned herself h notional diving champion. In th;- state events, Tampa fin­ ished first with 26 points, followed in order bv Orlando with 22 points; St. P etersburg with 14 points and the Tomoka Athletic Club with 2 points Competition for these ' events war keen in every depart­ , m ent and brought wove a fter wave i “« cheering from the immense crow d, iwho thronged along tho . shore of Luke Virginia to see their team s and the national swimmers in action. Notre Dame Coach Chooses All - Star Players For Fun AB Sanford Business Activities of Import W ith the expected arrival this a fterrtbon of Chief Owl, Standing u e e r and Sampson Boss from the Cherokee Indian Reservation, ev­ erything will be in readineas for the archery versus golf m atch to &be staged a t 2:30 o’clock tomor- \ •Vs \ >- / < for desh-abfe ent tenant | st« l call at Seminole ,n°on on ^ e Asheville country Club course. C om pany, George Ayton and F rank Clark, professionals of the country clubs announced themselves 'y e s te rd a y i i. ‘he best of condition to :Pho,‘l l.l!e ? n"?e *«tt,n*t the Inva• sion or the Indians who claim th at bows nnd arrow s are Just as de­ pendable a t golf as the regular , E°lf clubs and balls. . ketfl. wi.!l be distributed In the • public schools to children under 12 ,yenrs of age during the morning ' 10J,r!J and officials in charge are anticipating a record crowd to a t­ t e n d the event. I. .J\, " vintr P ^ u r e s of the match Two of f ho te a m , In the F lo rid , fiolf League will be made by the local represen­ S 'S i K Hollywood.!,y.,I,e S ,.,, „ „ d tative of the Pathe News reel. amafptir champior in the Florida league, . f °,r t . Me“ dr— New school build- igel, after a hot match, mg to be erected here. I Miami contenders. ,.7n1 Second Best Lightweight j Puts Self On Limb When | Refuses To Enter Tourney j NPtV VnuLNEW YORK. Feb. ... 18.— __ ' When | downright foolishness, and I think, Dan Caplin and Sid Terris teamed j wa • ns said too hastily, n.i m anager and lightweight extra it is to be hoped that before the CH CAGO. Feb. 18.—Two all­ ordinary, balked over cnterii I bouts sta rt that Terris will be able Am erican all-tim e football teams, elimination for Leonard's to make his pence with the com­ one of men who. played before 1006 mission. Without him in the elim­ inations, there is u cog mbsincr. ap£ fho qtyher a fter th at year, they probably plunked them lckcd ju st for fun’’ by Knute out of a limb for at least n yt ockne, Clinch of Notre Dame, were really amounts to a nelf-im iMcie public here today. suspension of hostilities “on tl ; ne nobis in the sun. I’m not say­ P b r the ends before 1006 ho tirm*’’ for the period. ing th at it turned his head, but it Certain it Is th at Caplin chose Hlnkry nnd Shevlin of Yale who go together Just like ham lie known that his b;oy .would have did w arp his Judgment and he carfl.L nn ( “ Phn down with him. nnd eRR-’1 1° the one-arm rcstuur- been "eliminated1_ before he had ... first elim- h^l r V m T 1 to ,thiMk H'at they ant. Curtis of Michigan and liili- come to the draw in.. the ......... . .,at bad fought themselves far enough nbrand o f Princeton are the tackles {nations, wouldn’t have -e Jumped iet'tble m front to remain there without Bchultxi.of, Michigan, center, and tile rather busty decision"to -----‘' Aekersall of Chicago quarterback. eliminations roll by . without his competition. That w asn't fair to ‘ line. he others, no m atter who starts. tartfng Heaton of Michigan, “the most man on the st_ (,'nplin went (•> the New York It s pot luck ull urouml. No nmtBoxing CommL...„„ Mission ami protested 1*1I NKS he >'“1is' no indivi,,uul fighter better than the that Ins boy was entitled' to enter T HUNKS, the finals without having to ilruw rest. Certainly the title looms m> for the first eliminations whether ubove any on‘' man. Terris realbe won, drew or lost will. ith Sammy res th a t now perhaps, He should Mandell. As it happensJ, Terris have been sntitfied to take bis place I was defeated at ” commission, along with the others. He had •mil’ the •i i making its i..... own rule in the m atter h irn t1 V h ro,,lt* Whip a handed Mandell , _ _ for win- him 7 \V ho bad u Wh° possible chance n'lell a.. "bye” 1 i ning and poor Sjd a bust < on the e nose for losing. |*m nfraicl■J it is deli?UtP° ,nt hlm out8ide of 'Miin/ " ra tin g Terris too harshly. , I'm quite certain that it will be* 2 £ f;* Ii,0^nla " rul Hardwick of Hni - j f course, Mandeil’s m anager is ironed out in some way. Terris vnrd. ends; Henry of \yashlngto quoted as saying Sammy won’t can t linger around and challenge ra MrMOn' Snd. W<!ir o f ^ '" r a i ,* compete in the tournam ent either the ultim ate winner. Not a t all ka tncklw ;; Peck of Pittsburgh | w" the s ta rs ure left out. ’ Some seems to think that that is £ « o f P a r tm outh milj M0,Unquestionably Caplin acted his course now. It wouldn’t be ! k “ urvnr‘I. guards; Ori| ’ i lli ‘. ‘ i" , de‘*l' consideratior;. He fair to the others who w.-nt through I fnoU i f 1m^ nndand Grnn?® of HI Inois. ^ball Imeks; Thorpe m- hail Iha best man in the world next I the mill. It wouldn’t be fair to I •|'V‘?d 'n un,der i'i« wing, and ho tho. e who will have to meet George onB T l1’ f " i ,a tk - 0 ,pp. Grange; . cooldn t have been that foolish t h a t ' Chaney, the demon hitter among and Tjiorpo, he said, a . .» olnycr.1 ! he v/oul.l to tree his great them. It wouldn't be fair to those It would be nil of who fought and lost enroute. The r*C'?.iS i7a7.-'of f e " i. •• L ’rris will have a commission cannot possibly recoir, i EURO the ultim ate m re him a* the challenger inside • • __winner. "I th at time. Caplin and Terris have made a dreadful m istake of P R I S M S t n i n a ™ .C T IC S ! I , , l t y " ; i f judgm ent. Let the Boxing Com­ mission, in th r interest of boxing ; cud then, out of their dark little Voods. Sid Terris deserves u bet- j I pw'ta I';’" '1 "■■■■ S Herald RATES Advance will a* »*vn> and r«lirdlalrlr U r __ 10c ■ line _ He n llae ..... Sr a llae __ I f a II*# double above ore for con* ierase length line. ]0c for first i restricted to itlnn. (lade The Banbe responsible irect Insertion, hr iubsei|uent glee should be | Classified D irectory Advertise Heal E state |— p r in t in g " WIGHT PRINT~SHOP—Rush ord : gjSswaaas home KENT—Small 5500 norange rn n I* lhn,° land. trees nnd,Cre* truck° f gardtricitv^.nli apu» for chickens, elccnn h y J,nd * ater> 10 m inute, out on hard- road. Phono S 7 IJ . M iscellaneous For Sale Automobiles Graham H Ton Truck ^ ANTED—To buy country pro­ FOR SALE— Pure auger cane sydure, canned vegetables, syrup. Coupe rap, 65c per gallon in 35 gallon ?H ntIrfi?MJff? LE t PRINT E R Y - ^ T e l e g r a m , Lak.i , ^ \ Touring highest prices paid.—Davis \ ‘ll3 P lu ses. Prompt barrels, Pure Sugar House molas­ service. TelonhnnA 03 Mm. —Aenlx. Make voui ra&e, or phone Touring sale Co., Augusta, Go. ses 45c. Pure Cuban 35c— Davis Roadster wholesale Co. Augusta, Gn Dressmaking that will Fordor Sedan CASH—Paid for falsa teeth, den You Incom e-C an un Runabout 1103. Onk Avenue. Phone tal gold, platinum and discard­ Should own your own Ton Truck ed Jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and Home. (Csb & Body) Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. easy p j 9500.00 Cash—$50.00 Fonl 1) Passenger Machine, Per month will Klvo FOR SALE— Used” Willys-Light . • ‘ Suburban bus You a new five-room Plant, A-l shape used 10 months. Be ll„ Ford Panel FOR SALE OR RENT—Furnisher Bungalow—Paving Bargain for quick sale, ta k e Mary >oj „ , , Light Track Real estate broken- AH kinds oj or unfurnished 5-room house ror pain - soreneai And Sidewalks puid, Casino, ta k e Mnry, F in. T<e r f ” ** proap«ro“« Overland Touring , -H modern conveniences, Exceptionally g„0d Rheumatic pains, soreness, aches, i stcdainod f° r Abovp rani reconditioned, nil Will be vacant 17th. Call 616-J. flee 108 Second S t , Near Park Location. BABY C H IC K S-N ine excellent etc., call for heat. The best way ,£s in fine nnd look good. Avenue. Phone 282. breeds to choose from. Hatch­ to nnply it is Red Pepper Rub. A. P. CONNELLY A SONS ■OCTIIt, S K t e - '*'•" >»' — ing now. Quality, our speciality. Price, Bight—Term, “Maybe" This is the modern way. It ao <Bealtors) The I’alnt • Not quantity, t a t us prove it. excels the old w ay, th at there la V - 3 . 8PURLING. sub-divislor 104-108 Magnolia Avenue Man ufi tentative thorF ree circular with price list. New no comparison. L W. PHILLIPS SONS ? a t*rVl^ e’ofMorn,n fando* *Wt J ?.ubdivI*ioa to Or- MUndE~ tinel. T Thousands Main KberauB-l.il (tli rales, rule, Era Poultry Farm . Valdosta, Cn. Dodge Dealer’ Nothing else creates such concen- . .,’j ir v u* FJ,?ridaand F l o r a FOR SALE BY O W N ER -N ioe [will Klve you ln Florida Heights, Florida on Dixie High* lono No. 3 Oak & Second (rated, such penetrating heat as VS ■loll. And If I OR SAIJO— «Egg* for hatching. homo and Way, grove subdivision on Sentinel CaCo ,them througl *13 Me lilt assist you red pepper. And heat th a t doesn’t S. C. brown leghorns. 91.00 per highway. David M. Douglass, [want ad. to tioS! • Kate card oa *i setting. John II. Jones. Benrdall FOR SALE—Overland sedan, good hurt you. Sanford. Ictlve. ___ T*N AND METAL WORK feel th at tingling heat in [soTirR mechanical condition, priced low an You instant. In three minuto* It lild ItIVe their J AMES II. COWAN-A11 khUh aid South r lV , ourn«l-H .r FOR SALK—Fifty acres good celNAI.E BY OWNER—Well FOR SALE—Gasoline engine 1 1-2 for quick sale! See Mr. Faliriz. seems to penetrate the depths, 1 tg te address as am, houth Cieorgia a irreateai S l J j n and Sheet Metal Work. (n« number If iteil^ lot in ta n e ’s Addition. Circulation is started, congestion i ! n. p„ suitable for farm purposes. V y. . , , nd’ Five acres cleared W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak S S t S T i n M?rn,n*' “ Hernoon nnd |„ About one —950 cash, balance payable tiled and | n crop> R|Kht a t is relieved. I'aiu and the soreness •' I Ebousand has u CI«Mfied r.te< loading station and near hard road. er month including interest. Phon a l A "11 Thlrd Strtfet* TeleL others can’t g». Free silverware. Tickets givei * n desirable lot and rapidly I you unless I rice 9«.500. Half cash, balance dennrt * H TYPEW RIT KBS A N I M i P i .j - ,p address. sing in value. If interestetl with nil purchases nt Kent’s Vul terms, hred Ualsnin. What folly it is to suffer pains (m Inquire at canliing Wurks. All makes of typewriters for TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— FOR RENT—Four room houso so easily and quickly stopped. l< >3 [er Nl’ST be The Herald Office, ar Tbe San­ FOR SALE - One feather bed, sale on easy terms, for rent, also with moderni conveniences ami What folly to let a cold in the chest ••eg If you are looking for er sr br let__Phono 1*17-1 garage., 2nd iSt., West Side, Ail- go neglected. When trouble sta rts u Pn 0 f f ice supplies. Room 0 Tribune nrV<iUr ^ { “ “rtption to the A top-notch farm. H r K ls r o n lln dealer .« r„ lV,n‘i 11 ,0 >our lw “ l nie Philips. FOR SALE—Small of fit a t night, what folly to wait until 9 valld. pr*nl*,*° V0U can ™ d Florida’s Wei! located nnd fully equipped morning. new. Plume 473-J n L nfLW'? ap‘*r’ One y ,a r Mo have nn excellent Efficient Keep Red Pepper Rub on hand 98.00, 0 month, 14.00, three moot!,. Listing nt this time. Building Material faim Homes which do that uave n great 4~.00, If y„„ deal re 51,000 inanr- Ask us about it. •leal of pain. Get it now—th» very M ) I | MIRACLE Concrete Co., gener A. P. CONNELLY & SONS J ile r ,P° Cy a<Jd 75 Crnti t0 Vuur utmost in help of this kind. cement work, aidewalks, bull (Realtors) 101-108 Mugnolin Avenue hOR RENT—Nice dwelling house t J L in ’ ‘" ‘•‘“‘•on boxes. J. , ’’DO YOU WANT to“ b u 7 V ^ i i lerw llleger, Prop. on Onk Avenue. Close in, $10. RECTORY fhnnyr h,in* T”ni IrSun." 80 " ,,ve*H«o In Also up-to-date brick store $05 Help Wanted tho Gainesville Lumber ami Building Material Booms For Rent per month. Thrasher & Garner. I*UK SALK—25 acres good variC arter Lumber Company W/J3T V »noiN iA ^ciar'k,bur* 'mT; ••hie land, 10 acres stumped ami N. Laurel St. F‘ ~ FOR .......... RENT Ten room . posted—8 acres suitable for citrus WANTED Corporation operating HOUSE Jncl u*,). nV“ n,ta;.P°m?rnlar^M ue* FOR R E N T house, north of I.ongwood. near extensively in Florida Real Es­ Rooms with or with» cent per word, minimum trees, excellent truck land, targ e HILL CO House out meals. hnrd road, monthly rental $20.00 o i LUMBER a —:** — tate; having exceptionally fine Reasonable rates, 6 room house, large garage, 1 cow Service, Qunlity and Price. and calf, one Ford truck, nil for Eastern connections, has un op­ II. C. Du Bose. IIKVEWPRKS ATTKNTIOV—pun- Lincoln House, wi"!™ 11 beflnning th« Rr«ateat d«92,300.00. W, I. Higgins, Chulu- ening for young executive in Day­ FOR RENT—Two room furnished tona office. Drawing account and APARTMENT FOR RENT—Three apartm ent with garage. No small percentage of profits. Investment f^ M h 'la h w a J * t7 :thS room apartm ent on ground floor. Nent [tnuiiu ui.'iaui tit tuns RotrUt. children allowed. 703 Palmetto of $ d ,00(J to $10,000 required, se­ Apply 300 French Ave. Ave. MMt SALE OR RENT—One five cured by real estate. College room nuw house with 1 and 1-2 graduate preferred. Real oppor­ ■arage acres land on Gertrude Avenue. tunity for right man. Address I. M a h w » ” „mri" onr bZ " '* on Apply Union Pharmacy. N., I*. O. Box 1555, Daytona, Fla. & - Ground ‘1lo”,UP^Wrr,‘ rile; I If veil,pin,.r,t p ...... We Have 11. nient The PensacoU N’nw*. * One bedroom, 511 FOR SALE OR RENT—Small WANTED — Experienced l a d y stenographer. Chase & Co. Directory home on three acres of land. 50 AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Auorange trees nnd truck garden. Too much rich food forms acids Small family, • KU?#t/*', Ga.—Augusta’s greatest Electricity nnd water, ten minutes re 1422-Park ID MOTOR RE which excite nnd overwork the kid­ Classified medium, rate cash .09c Position Wanted ride from. town. Price $1,500. neys in their efforts to filter it IIXG. Phone 571-J. j J o / 80' 10c pcr llne' minimum from the system. Flush tho kid­ WANTED— TRIC SERVICE neys occasionally to relieve them S T AUGUSTINE. FLA. - .«£ hand, bookkeeping, selling nnd and clean lectrical repairs. like you. relieve the bowels, remov­ For Trade Cafeteria. warehouse experience, anxious to Lost and Found ing acids, waste and' poison, else ♦vJ o,na*CoUnt^ ia cached through I Ave. Orlando', locate in Sanford. Any reasonable you feel n dull misery in the kid­ tho S t Augustine Evening Record. work $10,000,018) company wants man accepted to get started. Hox ney region, sharp pains in tho back Mill trade equity of $1,500 in to sell Watkins Home Necessities Mill the person' who took the A. T. Herald Ofice. - - , .Miami bungalow for well located in Sanford. More than 150 used tan gaberdine top coat by mistake or sick headache, dizziness, the FOR RENT stomach sours, tongue is coated, NOTICE, the undersigned will ap- Sanford unimproved real estate. daily. Income $35 to $50 weekly. at the Charity Ball lust Friday 1Ufotttlvrful ‘li'tntrra Experience unnecessary. Write night please he kind enough to re­ and when the weather is b.-.d you P*y to the Hoard of Pardons at Box 431 Sanford, Fla. 'fir/iy/il/ul Sunnnrta Car. Drive it have rheumatic twinges. The urine Dept. 11-6. The J. R. Watkins Co., turn at once to G. R. Warren, .‘111 its next regular meeting for a par­ 02*70 W. Iowa Ave., Memphis, Park Ave. and Second St. is cloudy, full of sediment, the o—mere desire for change will not ex­ don, having been convicted of a Nurses le a n .______________ channels often get irritated, oblig­ charge of m anslaughter and sen­ am w hy so many thousands of smokers ing one to get up two or three times tenced to twenty years in the Stute NURSE—Specializing in Obstet­ \\ ANTED—Hoy to do general LOST—Light brown long cape, be­ Haggard & Company tween Sanford and Lnngwooil or REPAIRING duringt the night. Penitentiary at tho May Term of work around store. Must Ik* n in Sanford. Finder please notify rics (Iiaby Cases) prefer to have I over the country are changing from the Circuit Court, IU22, for Semi­ To help neutralize these irritnIN — Automobile case register nt least two weeks hustler. Apply F. W. Wool worth &. -•*11 \\V82B °uoqil ’sjuj'i p jj.| „.i|V Real Estate— Investments nole County, Florida.—Amos Piek-1 in advance. Write Box 1641 or ( o., Sanford, Fla. If?and Rebuilding. ting acids nnd flush off the body’s w a rd .'________ her cigarettes to Chesterfield. First National Hank Building urinous waste, begin drinking call 942, Orlando, Fla. I. Oak Avenue. LOST — ta s t Sunday, strayed, witter. Also get about four ounces medium sized white setter, fn- SANFORD, FLORIDA ’s something more fundamental. of Jail Salts from any pharmacy. male. Black spots on body, right pTkVTFK Day Half of the electricity used in ear black, smnll yellow spots over By STANLEY M all trains. Bagthe wprld is generated nnd used right eye. left ear white, black nnd Stove and Fire Placd I Phone 551. in tin* United States, where nine- white tail. Reward if returned to [TRIPS tent Its of it it developed under pri­ A. A. Vnughn, Park Ave., and WW*ID AVood a i o m i HOtO fcR. YUM vate initiative. newr sues mitcm? ALDER. Day and Florida real estate udvertise in V * ’ Cut to Bull 'M inrice, LOST—One pair of tortoise rim Anytime, the St. Petersburg Times. One cent A 99.00 per cord dellr*r£4 9 glasses, near depot. Reward if cent a word daily, two cents a word returned to I), Montezuma Hotel. Stin#iav4. RECK HI! D A V I D It. H Y E L 4 Britt Realty Company THE MORNING JOURNAL Is the ARCHITECT accepted want ad medium in JOHN E. FOX (Stunc, > 5 Daytona (Fu.) One cent a word Your M<*mb«r l l i ^ Try Smith's Barber an insertion. Minimum 25c. |-tv H eal K s la te — In su ra n c e tins, llullillm; Shop for good barber Orlu.iln, ri.rliU FLORIDA Ornndo All kinds of properly listed for sale morning Svntinal; largest classi­ Park Avenue and Serond Street work. Ladies welcome. fied business, rate 1c u word, min­ TOOVOnTIt NO-RO- 1SAY N ext to Valdez. imum 24c cash with order. 5lt MOW I ITS HIS + * -j s* . *... .j, * ex tnat s tho answer. It is ta s te and -----LJ MEMCEPJ FAITHin that His CLfCTRie bl li ugS JI«EV tasto alone that explains Chesterfield’s 1 Chiropodist ^ST'oitK — Pro 1 FOOT HPKGIALIHT sweeping gains. And ta ste is a matter A little money from every prop, '«*. -Sodas. W. *j p'lirriK, IliiiiPin*. Ingrow­ erty owner, saved and invested in ing Nall., Itwuvy Callof tobacco quality. , some good home industry or utility •Hum or ilr.4 t e k h f real. that builds payrolls and thnt makes 5ICAL ' y i m i. r . L liin .K a one’s state a better place in which LKCTRIC CO. I W e state it as our honest belief that S | Vow oil Drew Did*. to live, is hardly less than n duty. A n K ilo M o to r g e ls y o u th e re , OrUnilo. Gillon &l p |att Phono. LJ.valor THE MIAMI HERALD is the big um l b r in g s y o u h ark I ‘he tobaccos used in Chesterfield ore of * Everything elecLast Coast morning newspaper. Electragith B Dnor quality (and hence o f better taste) GARDEN HOSE F o r S a le Ily Elton J. Mo ugh ton I than ln any ether cigarette at the price. | | [ATHENS AND ADVANCED y i . l L S _______ Hill Hardware Co. ARCHITECT Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. J I VSHEh STAT/OM ACE/IT tiAt> KCYES SAW T>iK pTCTT STATION, Per Foot Bit, loam c r BAr.CACr at the c-EPur, s Tires, Accesso1‘hone .l.'I. • HE MAMms EL-CCTfiir EJECT rcUL t, First. National Rank JUdff. S WAl.i v'th a smite. Elm ADD MOVED ALL TMfc BACSACE ' friC.Lf; VU —a n d th is b e lie f is sh a red by cig a rette **• 447 L3, Sanford, — ■ Florida sm okers the countrv • «Utions. MagK h r s t and Elm, P*n<J 10th Street. Edward Hi™ 5 V „ r dC% n u e Ph0ne 41?*W d IrsrVh'R^'nl^ And make n start Toward financial Independence. We can and will help • You by making the Terms easy—You should Investigate. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS (Realtors) 1 101-108 Magnolia Avertue era T ed f% J | PH && I popularity ? JsSSktSRRk ......... LSDSf' w lflll (mono?.1 City—Approxinml (100,000 quarti: oT ntrav shipped from district this prior to Jan. 23. Fort l.aiidenlnlc—50 rnoi to be constructed at Fourtl mid Andrews avenue. Ara i S 'P o S E b ‘1(9 DO Mq K8ADl.\C> T i c . k it c h e n 7 TO N IG H T'? 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Jfi;! -t A -• - ’ t iiiw m h .Mostly Iy el cbudr Tuttd nesday and central portion in south portion We VIPA ____________ ASSOCIATED PRESS dispatches ' ■ SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17.1»25. ■ •^ SINGLE COPIES FJVE CENTS. , -r. At Mouth of Sand Cave SM ft ■■ ■ ■ I J t f f jl , n, Feb. 17.— byd Collins will iture tomb and rices will be noon at the shaft, which cue him but in - . — * ; ■ I, . — NUMBER 1 ■> , .i." . 1-A4 m u * - ______________________ , m — TWee A reK I . *> »< * ; :.S K . t leers In Battle "TALLAHASSEE, F .b , 17.— Three men wera killed and one seriously wounded in a battle Bl.nday between Iwotle^nei and federal prohibition forces *t C a m illa In Holmes county, ‘.according to information receiv­ ed here today by Frank Stnut• amyer, sheriff -of Leon county from Sheriff Leads of Jackson county. The dead are; J. E. Bowdoin, federal officer of West Florida, a white man named Walker and another named Harric. GOVERNOR SMITH FAVORS TRANSIT •’g father, Lee PLAN OF M’AVOY [ted to the ar- Tentative Plans Are Huge Crowds See* Shrine Accepted at Monday N i g h t Conference Circus In Opening Night Of Hotel Builders Of Week On SantordLot Plan To Complete Building Jan. 1st. Carnival Spirit Tnkes Hold in ' Snnfcrd As Shriners In Fezzes Become Bnlly-hoo A rtists; Lake Opens Shows : J!1wnrUnr^0, ^ ? 8 shale toVhe^Vrface ,a t the mouth of the shaft dug to reach F16yd Oqllins at Snn Gave, Kentucky, Just "bifts. The rope shown in in the center of the photo was used to haul stone and KELLOGGCHOICEi IS CONFIRMED BY SENATE MONDAY! Herald Carriers Will Visit Circus Hulick Pleased With City A n d Believes Currier boys of The Sanford All Acts Of Show Herald will be admitted to the It Has Big Future henven of juveplle titBring Applause seventh light Tuesday night when, as New Bill Tonight Expected to Bring Out Lnrgor Numbers; Herald Newsboys Guests NEED OF TENNIS COURTS POINTED OUT BY MINISTER the quests of Ed. I.. O>nroy, publicity mnn for the Bob Mor­ ton Circus, tlfey will be given places of honor at the Shrine Circus. Peanuts, poocorn, red lemonade nnd other absolute es­ sentials to enjoyment of each occasions will be provided gen­ erously by Mr. Conroy. The carriers will guther nt The Her­ ald office nt 7 o’clock and, un­ der the guidance of W. H. Stone, the circulation nmnngcr, will be­ gin their tour of the circus. . Following a conference Monday night between offi­ cials of the Sanford HotelRenlty Company nnd Howard Hulick, representing the firm of Hulick & Hulick, hotel builders, it wns announced this morning thnt work on the new $500,000 tourist hotel to be erected on the Inkcfront, With half of Sanford in attend­ ance, the Bob Morton circus open­ ed Monday night a week’s engage­ ment with the Snnford Shrine club. The show proved to be equal to NEW YORK, Feb. 17.— A expectations roused by advnnce no­ movement to bnnish from Boadtices and the huge crowds, gener­ ■need he ndVocatwill be stnrted by April 15. way all plays of unsavory char­ ously appreciative, applauded ev­ l n of the head or ALBANY, N. Y.. Feb. 17.— Govacter, gathered force today ns ery offering of the circus folk. This announcement followed tha [convince the pub- Smith, in a special message to the acceptance of the tentative d raft i the body, then legislature tonight announced com­ Nomination of Successor Toj District Attorney BaUton and By 7:30 o’clock, an hour before Dr. F. I). King, Pastor Bap­ Commissioner Enright | of plans for the hotel and arrange­ . members to its plete concurrence with (Jie conclu­ main show opened, the nnnex Hughes Confirmed Without! Police tist Chtu'ch, Snys City For the continued plans of action ments wen* made during the con­ (id seal the pris- sions and rccommendatiops in the tent wns well filled nnd local Shri­ Reference to Committee or against several production v. Small Sum Could Build Sev­ ners were much in evidence ns ference to have the final pinna jrested this mode report of Justice John V. McAvoy Opposition on Senate Floor Producers, actors, civic leaders eral Court:; For Recreation barkers, bnlly-hoo men, ticket sel­ Hour condition of of the New York city transit sit* ready for the contractors within and ministers joined the move­ sft, saying Con­ uation and urged the legislators to lers, circuc agents, in fact, they the next few weeks. In the mean­ ment to remove objectionable WASHINGTON, I), C., Feb. 17. time, it was stated, bids will hu or worse in the enact laws designed to carry "but The need in Snnford Tor tennis are in full charge of the uffnlr nnd advertised for so that no time may and walls may several of the recommendations. —Without reference to the com­ plays. courts ns n means of recreation do everything but tnke part in the mittee or n voice raised in oppo­ be lost in beginning the construc­ time. Ho devoted particular attention to „n,V fo r'th in , who'.™ "™ ! j S K T i k * b T .h o w T / ‘„ « 3 i tion of tho building. ..ended the sh aft four of the recommendations, mak­ sition on the floor the senate F ri­ able to make use of the golf links j blastyof the ring m aster’s whistle ,T. C. Turner, nct- ing an emphatic request for neces­ day confirmed the nomination of A contract, whoso provisions Frank B. Kellogg of Minnesota to was emphasized Toe: day afternoon ; nnd Hob Morton officiated as ring Congressmen Cull On Secre­ guarantee the erection of the hotel lich had identified sary action. They were: rucceed Charles Evnns Hughes us before the regular weekly meeting m aster nnd announcer. taries Weeks nnd Wilbur lo wns signed by Mr. Hulick this Abrogation of the power rem ain­ Secretary of State Mar. 4. nf;tho Rotary Club by Dr. F. D. The circus program started wilh said. E x p la in U. S . A ir S t r e n g t h ; morning, , ,the announcement , , ing in the New York city transit King, pastor of the F irst Baptist n snap anil n bang characteristic Action on the nomination came feb. 17.—Revealed commission to alter existing con­ H our A m e ric a U n u r e n n r e d ' thu*.,n!,urlnK • S nnr»'^, " f lht’ l»iterm ur u n p re p a riu th#t u beinK „hown by thu h(>. church, in an address on "The of the big topr nnd the circus bund unexpectedly nfter Chairman Bor­ the body of with railroad companies ah of the foreign relations com­ Building of the City". Dr. King with lilting tunes under the direc­ iy was still lying tracts n .« t r .v f .T n v t-.i tat builders, whose connection with without the consent of the city. ASHIM .TON, Feb. boh. 17. .* j the project bus been assured fo r mittee, obtained the unanimous Former Secretnry of Lorimer declared that .’10,000 had been spent tion of Vfc Graham, ’.toyed tho per­ nb which has been u municipal athletic field und formers in their vnrious routines Aroused by testimony from o f­ the past six weeks. Passage of n constitutional consent and consideration without 17 days while Bnnk Arrested On Charge on $00,000 on a municipal golf course amPthe merry clowns cavorted with ficers on both the uctivc and re­ spurred on by the amendment to broaden the power reference to the committee. In making the statem ent conEmbezzling Sum $100,000 while few IIUIIUI hundred Wllliv for s«f| a lew VII udollars tricks of their trade. Not for a serve lists of the arm y amt navy corning the hotel, Mr. Hulick said J it last they had of New York city to irsuc bonds Action was taken unexpectedly the city could lie equipped witl with teninstant was there a lull in thut the United States is deficient th at the work is to bo rushed so )rtr, pecked away for /Aiifitiotial subway construc­ and without consideration of the CHICAGO, Feb. 17.—A warrant nis courts, which will pove a great single the performance and ruch act re­ in nir power, the house nircruft thnt the hostelry niny be ready for of of Sand Cave. tion. ceived a good round of applause. committee today culled upon Sec occupancy by Jnn, 1, 1020. K.veVy Passage of a hill a^cady before |vill probably rc^ The Mungcan Troupe of seven, rctnries Weeks and Wilbur to send1 phase of the work, he declined wilt th<» spot whose both houaes designed to prohibit had expected to take up Mr. Kel- Chari?* E. Ward, who.wns aecre,,, w— brought «Town tha house with their I representatives bofore it to show , be the use d r the S tatin lnKnd-BrtwViogg’x upifolntmunt in the Cbihmltpmhetteat n t so (hot tl Tffry of former Senator William , Carmichael in iiotni.tr* Acrobatic act nnd at the hfJ'v »»"• 'vftr an,».»vy departm ents, prem ise of the Sanford .Hotel-Real­ Lorlmcr’a now defunct bank, the ( i fcicue work is un­ lyn tunnel, now under construc­ tee tomorrow. conclusion of the ofTcrlng the up- ; adequate Y could defend the na- ty Company of n tourist hotel by No Opposition Offered LaSalle Street Trust and Savings j 1Vf,* ‘/l^ J ''Jv i 1 1* plause *risk the lives of tion, for use other than as n rapid ■ • ■ 'tio n agaiilst an attack from the) was deafening. tho beginning of the next w inter f ' ’1? Ii" £ * 1>utn *!?} ° “K,ht ftving the boulder. transit thoroughfare. n il. No opposition wos offered to bnnk. it was disclosed Monday. Acts All Headliners $1 Removal of all doubt surround­ confirmation, senators said ami The complaint was sworn to by n C, T ’ It of Collins' famThis decision unanimously w a s 1season, will be fulfilled. Every act might be termed a Thomas J. Fitzgerald, head of the Tht l,nk* ond rte,,! wer‘' charnct«ring ownership nnd operation of Will lie Four Stories vill amputate one icnnte action came with practical­ ized as of great value to the city feature and the bill, purely circus reached in executive session, und , buses by cities by approving mu­ ly no decision. Pitzgcrnld boiler works. the secretaries’ representatives Sanford's new hotel will Ik* four and should be used more, pnrticustyle, was well rounded out, clos Mr. Word, who is un uttornev reclaim his body, nicipal public utilities legislation ing with the sensutionnl offering were requested to appear a t 2 p . ' stories including a ground floor When Senator Kellogg was noml* „ ‘i‘7 " T / ’ V' . ' 1 ‘V.* i«rly the golf course, : train to the rug- alrendy introduced in the legisla­ of the Heckman-Slieppard trio in in. tomorrow for questioning be I where will be Tocntcd u to rb er gllaml ^ennt(ir”n !^om^the arth*' tb,<! 0,(1 I^O nter faction of the'YtcAnother point brought out by mid nir feats of • hand *, hand bind closed doors. Red as a youth and ture. shop, beauty parlors, hilinrd .moms Unwilling to Discuss M atter In the form of u fifth recommen­ in. catches and double flips. The Baldin the front, with servant quarters, . „ Although committee member., hey've found him.” dation, although it is not recom­ IaiFellctte insurgenjr inti-rposwl pj^ hollo, room Otc., located ill tho visitors. Nothing, I)r. King sa id ,1'Vl,‘ bisters displos.-d remurkabli1 not willing to discuss the rear. The building will be design­ {ollins* single state- mended in Justice MeAvoy’s report objection and some of them voted Fitzgerald charged that Ward !t" favorably impresses a person j "kil* in teeth-holding stunts am! were m atter, it is understood tin* motion ed along Spanish and Moorish types body had been the governor reiterated his stand against confirmation. Their objee- hn(, uppr0|)rinte,| |,|g own „ S0(a:. to receive a sincere welcome \n cal!5{| h” <il "ers of thelr to call upon the departm ents for ol .irclutcctuu*. that the transit commission should tion was not pressed again sinco approximately $100,000 of t|K . | « strange town. „ k ilt* Jir,? ? , . U,^ t| h eM confidential information us to the be abolished. At the same time, Mr. Kellogg's appointment was a funds of the lsoiler works within i Upon the motion of A. E. Yowell Volunteers Tile first floor"above the ground K * ‘* ’* ,,s nation's a ir defense wns presented nent, signed by the i however, he called attention to the personal one to the president's j two or three years. The polio the club voted to attend “ 11)0 per exponents of the slender silver by Representative Perkins. Itepub-' '"|0‘,r will include the lobby,'rervpstrands they are declared to have J had led scores of I portion of the report in which Ju s­ official family. understand that M'ard was en­ cent strong" the district convention no peers. Flying Franklin sensa­ licnn. New Jersey, the committee tl(’» r‘",m* real room, dining tice McAvoy emnhnsizcd the need No Roll Call Made jg fight, told of the I room, grill, bull room und ntli.'i* of Rotary dubs to be held in Palm trusted with the financial affairs of examiner. trapeze artists won instant Immediately a fte r the senate ■tribute to their as- for co-operation between the board Bench on Mnr. Ill and 17. The tional Several niumliers admltt-ni the features. The third ami fourth of estim ate and apportionment and went into executive session, Chair­ the concern. Discrepancies were nnestioii favor from the start with his dar­ of attending the conven­ uncovered by federal income lax action wus prompted by the re­ floors will Le iwvot.d to guest the transit commission, nnd con­ ing toe holds while swinging on the man Borah, changing his original Jibing the break tion wns brought before the club lofty perch. investors it wns said. peated statem ents of numeorus wit­ rooms. No expense will be spared |f of Sand Cave and curred with the justice in his de­ intention, obtained unanimous con­ by Judge K. F. Houshoolder. FitzgeriRd, however, according nesses thut the United States i«( in making the new hotel one of Hoy 15, Star Acrobat investigation of it nunciation of hostility between the sent for the consideration of Mr. to the police, had naked that the the fine at in the state, Mr. Hulick lacking in uir power. The program was in cliurge of two bodies which reached Its cli­ The famous Mangean troupe of Kellogg's nomination without its phall the statem ent declared. Such a hotel has long i w arrant be held in abeyance until Slay Ask General Probe Itotariun A. R. Key, L. U. Rock­ five men and two ludies, direct max with the filing of charges reference to committee. Sensior today. It was intimated also that uti- been the need of Sunford, he statwell, n visitor, added to the |>ro- from the New York Hippodrome, (little partner, Ed against the transit com m issions Swanson, of Virginia, tho ranking Ward was prominent in the Fred gram with vocal selections. Don held the audience spell bound with le s s the w ar and navy departm ents ed, and it will lie t h ? purpose of hv the board of estimate. This act Democrat on the foreign relation.Jinnati, whose work llulicl Ac Hulick to furnish Hint I,undin and William Hale Thomp- Cheney, Orlando, also appeared ns intricate and sjcmingly impossible are able to alleviute tile feurn of Hulick ■conspicuous and of directly was responsible for the in­ committee, said the.m inority would son forces, the reorganization of j u linger. med. some member* that the tuition's an fents of ground tumbling, using a j offer no opposition to confirmation Treason of his small quiry. Knthu-isstie \b*mt tiir.f.ird board, with passing leaps power is inadequate, the committee “ Relief nt the earliest possible 1ami » favorable vote followed withm iyor ' QJJk ^ W a U h im . '& ? “ ?!* Leon R l teeter It strength and iron Mr. Hulick i* enthusiastic about in mid-air. The star of the act, might tnke up the advisability of moment for the millions of people out n roll call, In head foremost in­ of Chicago. roy, Chicago; Howard E«ten, Paw­ a boy of 15, is as agile as u hut- going more extensively into the Sanford. Ho believes th at it has question of recommending to the u future like of no other city in i'1*, pit and with a who live in New York city,” wasj Senator Borah's request for im(Continued on Page Two) tucket, R. I.; Dr. Carroll, Athens, l *1 (Continued on Page Two) house thnt the adequacy of the na­ tin* state similarly situated. Ask­ pmined the face and urged by the governor ns the prime ! Pa. nnd Mr. Cheney and Mr. Rock­ reason for immediate considera• -----------------------------# | __ tional defense in all of its filmsc* ed what had prompted him m ost to man who we unwell. be investigated. lCcllins, and called tion of the report by the legisla-; interest himself und his firm In the* Members recalled that ninny con­ building of u hotel here, Mr. Hntnichael, five feet flicting statem ents had been made "The deplorable transit corn!!. the man was cold irk declared that it wns the enWASHINGTON. Feb. 17.—Aftto the committee about the coun­ tliusinsiasm and co-operation of dead." Lions in New York city are adm it­ er adding $2,000 000, the Senate try 's uir power, nnd that some wit- Snnford citizens. This asset, ho ted by everybody." he continued, I Than 21 Hours Commerce committee today ap­ nesres had asserted th a t the U nit­ maintained, together with the n.it*u signed by Brig- "but by following the recommenda­ proved the Rivers and Harbors | ed States was fnr behind other iai- ural advantages whioh this city ha* tions of the report the legislators, ['• H. Denhardt, H. bill, authorizing a total expeinliFred T. Ballard, of Louisville, Officers and u team manager of tions in this branch of prepared­ to offer, insures for it u bright H M. E. S. Posey. are assured they will make a con­ Following a conference between ture of more than $10,000,000 for Ky., publisher’s representative of * Inulptt of Chicago, tribution to tho health, happiness the baseball future, committees of th- construction, repair and preaerva- the Burley Tobacco Grower, nnd the Sanford Husehull club in the ness. Told U. S. is Fifth Florida State League will be nam ­ nnd comfort of the Inrgest city in Irrancii of Bowling Junior and Senior Chambers of tion work throughout the coun- formerly of the Louisville Herald, "Sanford reminds me of St. Brigadier General Mitchell, ns ed Tuciday afternoon at 4:30 P°un, <1 later thut the country." i Commerce and Otto Borchart. own- trv. The project culling for the stopped in Sanford Monday and (> vl<K.-k at a meeting of Interested sistant arm y uir chief, has told the Petersburg 12 or 14 years ago", «n they hud obtainIn his letter to Justice McAvoy | e r of the Milwaukee. American As preliminary fin..,I control j,p r» ?y T u c .J.y . Mr. Il.ll.n l. .• « i .r ,„ « l „ ,“ i1; * tair SSr™ of committee thut the United States . Mr. Hulick -aid. At thnt tiina sociation. baseball club, which will of the Caloosa ha tehee in Florida, | himself as surprised with the uiL been dead more the governor said: Judge E. F. Housholder, in the m ilks fifth in the uir und thut the the “Sunshine City" was at a “ I congratulate you upon the begin spring training here shortly was cut out of the bill ns it was vantages enjoyed by the city and First National Bunk huihlingg. A American navy could lie defeated point where it was ready to break, overwhelming public .expression of a fter the first of March, an in­ reported today. *»«<• Tightly | county ami much impressed with meeting was to have keen held for u t pretent because of dctieiiTicy in ' it wus nt u point where it changed F*lnK remnin ahead 1confidence and approval with which tensive drive to sell tickets which , the business like way in which the from u straggling town to n pro' services purpose Monday afternoon but th e atr will begin Monday, in nil parts of ( Duvcnport — Work on jfi60,000 city has been set out to realize this 1 they can remove I your renort has been received.’’ The announcement thut the w ar, gressive city. Snnford is now due to the opening parude of th* 'tightly.wedged po-) Tho full approval of “all that the city was planned. In the sell- roa,| paving project progressing on them, lie predicted a great fil­ Shrine Circus, it wus postponed. and navy departm ents hnd been r*«dy t<> step from the town cUh* » , | ture for Sanford. furow passage to you have donp," also was empha­ ing of the tickets the chambers o f ' rapidly. Charles L. Britt, who pending asked for confidential uircraft in- P,UJ take its place as one of H or. ... ___________ sized by the governor in the letter commerce will have the co-opera- j J • the appointment of a regular hold­ forntntion came ut the close of the] 'da’s leading cities." tion of the other civic organizu~ " I. they have b ro u g h t' to the transit investigator. In addition to possessing .ill of er of the office, is acting as sec­ day after thc»committce hail heard rjmb. Collins' body ■ the inducements that other Florida retary, declured Tuesday morning several witnesses. Td 11a grave in the .. of applications from ....... Hrigu«||ur General F ries, chief <>f cities have to offer, Snnford. g e o ­ that u number so that no section will be over ffat service*, under baseball players und men seeking. the chemical w urfare service, testly graphically speaking, is ideal Mr, T /x F l / x n f R i c r Ic u iw * looked and to assign these zones °« Crystal Cave, to manage the team have been re- ,Je<l l*1" 1 •«»» u tia rk a (jpj th^^RAxt Hulick reiterated, lO F lO U l individual committees of,three as a monument ceived. After the munnger Is s e -. w" r would be “fifty time:- more Int..i r t t er to S a n f o r d a* tho hid* ' * "" . ! men each which will be appointed' . . , . . *re- »n>id its stalwheel whose *mjkes It ail t > WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.—‘The by the civic or-inizationa. will be Guests a t the Shrine Circus, other 100 pounds of decorations. A lected tho directors of the assocla-, P,,rtunt thun in tho last, and plct- , w titea, his funerul Florida E ast Coast Railway Com- held soon. F.ajfh civic club i* to W ngM iuy nlKht when a public bride and groom, lion will >o Into th , t.W tlo n .1 » W r , from Sr. ........... S m - o C r J t V h , i K w S T u t S if gas bombs dropped upon a .. " g ,n "T . , nnny to<|ay received the authority provide as many committees of wedding is to be the feuture of the in seize adorned the*0Votuple ted I p l a y t r s . .................... .................. I tons o f gas bombs dropped upon it | " " l L " " 7 ‘ tUmitr Shaft I Included in the applications f»r city would cause* "sufficient" confu-■ j;uv J w uJffa.Ii i * b f W of interstate commerce commission salesmen" as possible in order to j entertainm ent, will bo given u cake, P ®t to the rescue to issue $1 .200,000 equipment and sell the tickets. ger of the lo -) both tho m ankger’s |K>st and piny- "don to satisfy the attacking p a r - ' „ „ , , , slice of cake just exactly like that Kay Durden, manager , . ' \i ’ a ! " K'k ®f,n ^2r‘j ‘ .!*,* *''*• be torn tru st certificates, the proceeds to A silver cop. donated Mr. B or-,served at the wedding of Wood-j cal bakery, is making; the cn)^* a s ! er's berths aro men well known Inj^Y— r------ ■ •'■■■ t Monday morning J? " ‘bat built it. bo used for purchasing equipment. chart will be given to the team row Wilson. In fart, the cuke will a present frombride tho to I th<* baseball circles and nb liorious . page a) Iding. ItIt will] willl trouble U I on"° ****■ rolling the largest number of tick-1bo mndo by one of tho nu*n who spectators ut the wedding. Is anticipated in securing A m e r i c a T e n t e r O L going ov*r details' in eonhecHbn cts The team coming second will made the huge Wilson cfcke. bo exhibited for n nhort time then 1Flayers that will give b'nnforil a receive three season passes to the Ray Hly. baker extraordinary of i cut and distributed among the pennant winning aggregation. Ac° witnm tv u weok.1 to tuLe an actlvn iV n m R rn m * h lti< 4 to )m* nlavert here. the Federal Bakery in Sanford, i crowd. The cake will he in tho | cording to th • rules, the club 1* /iM U D in i er . 1T .. , intercat in beginning work on the r O llI n r o i * Borchart announced thnt will make the cake. Ray. modest traditional wedding colors of pink i allowed two Class C players, which GENEVA. Feb. 17.—Tha United hotel projw t.“ ** —-----contracts calling for other games in the extreme, is content to bask land white. It will be of three tiers I is u grade higher than the rlaasi- S tates is again the t enter of d is -1 LONDON. Feb. 17.—A bulletin Sanford hnd been signed. A in the diluted glory of being “one", ami at the ba*e will measure more fication of the league as a whole, cu*sion today ut a meeting of the j nr *i . ' . h *'}■ 17. - In- issued from Buckingham Pa *a t0 1nunJber of games with mnjor le a -'o f the men who made the Wilson than two feet in diameter. and which ic a provision tho club nations commission on disarment, L O K l e r W e a t h e r IS T .|« n*‘e and house this afternoon said King George clsslsa have been scheduled. M r., cake. for. he says, no one enn claim In order to enliven the eating t intends to make the most of. called to decide wliether time has i*ine r*‘e provision is suffering an attack of bronchitis ^ ^ declares that his team. to have made the cake for it re- scene, as if it will need enlivening IVhile no dejinit.* information urrtved to convoke the internation­ L & 8® wnJ rate due to influenza. Despite a rc ,t; | huvinv manv stars of major league quired the efforts of nearly a doz- other than the mere distribution j could be obtained on the desires al cPnferenre for control of prl- ] | , r n' c,^ lbc meazmen than one. of something to eat, a ring, u : of the men forming the huxehall vate manufacture of arm s.* T h e' WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.—Fuie L !,n' e between the condition is satisfactory. ,The cake for the Shrine Uirthimble, and coin will be baked in organization, it is understood, that j discussion is the results of u state- and much colder here a stiff struggle. C ®In'ost totally disMembers th, L*,,10 bo adorganization |p J L btl1 ran be “nut over the L*f‘V°" w'th any thnt CHICAGO, Feb. 17. — ' VhVatJ declare f j , V v f0r® a*«J<*urn. .. .. ||i Jn snared nor May, 1.8Its to 1. 8 2 ; July. l a l rHili>r t,‘r'1,,y rubtil the requited number of tickets! pounds. It required 287 pounds of I not n m atter to weep over. That, j several of th« city’s most substan- j without t’he collaboration of Unit* i thcr. Frosts will be gei K , 1 f"r lh«t pass- to 1.524 . Corn: May, U 8 t0 has been sold.|butter icing, and in addition, an-* they think will come later. jtia l business und professional men. led Starve. . . •south including Florid*. 1.26't . Oats: May, 63 to 631!Dr. William Haxj d himself exam[pronounced him Concurs In Recommendations of Justice McAvoy In Mes_sage Given to Legislature; in charge of Urges the Necessary Relief Move Made to Ban Questionable Plays HOUSE IS SEEKING INFORMATION ON AERIAL DEFENSE CHICAGO BANK OFFICIAL FACES THEFT CHARGE s & T s r c S T M s a ? s Will Launch Drive To Sell Baseball Tickets On Monday East Coast Railroad Terence Kin# Suffering s t & s t f s y a 's Committee Approves Rivers, Harbors Bill Sanford Is Praised By Kentucky Visitor To Name Officers Of Baseball Club AtTuesday Meeting '■aA fSStfwi . i h . Baker Of Famous Wilson Cake Will Cater To Couple In Shrine Wedding America Center Of League:Dfetmssion hotel- p|a"»to rc‘“rn I p o s t a l Bill Predicted for South MARKETS 4 )i �Si±! 3tvi;W: y«r4 0 f Atlantic” Will ioffjcdcd to Scrutiny tUty bt Photcgrapticrt /.ypkKr Feb. i«. • f a , nr- Aretail*, former pleasure SOW. a zoological privateer Z j . •'M r' *l M (^anchor yusterd/.y «ft thr Ijm water front, while Dr. Hf/.ttecbr, youthful sciential tpforrr. Inspected the endlear « teaperaa. traps and cases lUMaf)* aLuiaii1 I : ,1Hm L ift. te ed aboard, eebe supervised, th* final Ion of equipment for the m dennitinfr' Tor the mya •gPMft oceanfc rcsion known a: ^»jflarwasaa Sea tomorrow.after•Wp-,. Dr. Detbe was hoat to a ■cpT** gt trlpnda aboard the vesac' •W* « ® tdlhed with Dr. Henry TW S“t;-.p£boni.. curator of the AawAeb|i ^wupcom pf National HjaUMW.* They discussed among ^Boaalbillty of [IS!* n* " Nve "Pwlfhen or the sea-squid, a. fighter of WWW*, known to exist in the 8arnfc-.A* J ' , A Stop en Route _'YJWL mvo to. .work b*rd 'f * to > lf7t *CTe' M i 1ff X> »Lv»j f c ;|,4 |flv W W l |S| r3F«4 t o t evarythinir aboard tomorrow,' 'f?'l2®Pbc*.f»!rf* ?• t*e !•*» the ship •t.-dark. .., Wq. don’t want to be m ta.ln starting out. We have to t e °X«r the chart*. too. We may fn ■directly -to -th e Sargasso, or mf J ; m p ]*< JHi ■'^Dl E v e n in g - g o w n ©p L E O l'A R f c .& O L ^ & : \ f t [ ir Go&rr TftA/ce p i U i now (ho tiger skip has bsen orer the ahoujder,,'tno,.and caught * hill a c o m f.ir Hie chaise .with the same, (hough n ainqller, 'lungO In thn boudoir d-. u of a vnm. ornament. A narf-ow train dcacemh Ir#*— v gracefully and d eco rttlrrly from Or a rich rug In front of a broad the lert hip. Thn train Is lined In n cool preen, nnd the skirt la faced place— . ‘ •Jr a hanging on the well in the In. the eamo—p loyily contract I d tropical coloring and splendor •ohy room of an African hunter, (heIkl. _• M .4- • of (his __ regal fur. v > ‘ow It has entered tin world of The danca (rock on the right 'ilon and Is seen on the sm art­ | uses but a hit o f th e - f u r - l n a g’r'd h its, (hr most chic of costs. die. cau rh t In front by a barbarjc most amazing of. avdnln.t clesp. and as borders to an ac•n*. Vest' The liner, tkln and cempanylmt scarf. Th*. gown Is Itopsrd akin hare entered tho mode of a malse colored founda­ room. And scored a brilliant tion, with (ho blouse cov«r"d lu OCBSl # tjold net, ,n d tpn skirt bv two fwo ak-lchea nf the leopnrd flounces of deep gold lace. i. fashioned Into evening gowm. Of cm 're r ope need not use the Shown shore. The one to the real for for eM, Ih's flnerv! It“|s clorerly draped over toward m nrkahlr cl&se ImltRtlona ar** left hip. where It la caught hr mnde In satin, silk nnd al|'t-crep',s. large . cln|h-of.gold poppy, with Ip say nothing of velvtt ond .1 red Ji'irtil contera. It la draped plush. G’O l d La c e & PAat)— lco ™ H « it fail, hut a stunning one, and n really new one. C rt for thoso that don’t go In for feds Hire th.’s (hero aro tho love­ ly donrs frocks of chiffon and georgette. .One dainty frock of this typo Is shown In the photo above, worn by Mias Claim Adams, who Is featured In “The Devil's Ccrro." a raram ount picture, ft Is of pure white, with full skirt boasting at least eight godota. jin type It suggests (he "handker­ chief Shirts that have been so poouler In (he dance wor!d the p ;s ' few season*. n>'» the shirt of godets Is even lovller. ft both •, f %■ ' '•(*** ,' 9U*; *wo* BUILD IN ZODIAC IS ' BASE Federal Judge Takes Own Life On Sunday MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. lfl. —Fed­ eral Judge John F. McGco of Min­ neapolis was found drud Sunday in Mh chambers a t tho Federal build­ ing with a bullet wound in his temple and a pistol with ono ex­ ploded cartridge found by his tsidc. He was <15 years old and it is be­ lieved ill health enused the judge to take his life. Planted At State iS**!!*1 bchuti,ul otwtoms n< Jlo rid * State College celebrato % apeond sem ester each JWar Is the planting of tho Sonlot free, by m em ber, of tho senio l»y their sophomon Nevada allows a school to be established in isolated areas when there are five children of school ago. In Utah the minimum limit is eight children. >/Xh*.*«cvitiu thU year were un usually impressive. A spot or iff* . overlooking "F ru tcr i y ',i?dw , wns chosen for th*. planting of an oak tree und hen each senior, dressed in hor cap and gown, and escorted by bci sophomore sifter, dressed in con lZV!\,ng ,*J*lt*' »«*»mhlei| in th ' beauty of the moonlight to perforn the ritea of the tree planting. . Dr.,,Paul H nncr, senior c|a« petron, spoke briefly on the s|g° f t,he,, oct««lon. Mini r»■ r " « r nt N,cw Smyrna then wh lb M.aPPrTpr ?tR S oem "H er T^mno * r,^*11'110 Summer, of :^ L c , ^to nl mombers n f Lthc of acnio^ ilass, spoke her DAYTONA BEACH Grand Song Recital JOHN McCORMACK World’s Greatest Con­ cert Tenor Monday, March 2nd. 8:15 Prices— $1.50, $2.00, $2 ..-)0, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 Plus Tax Phone 939 Mull nrt^rs to Auditorium, Daytona Beach f t ”1 tree f„r the ^Ing'ing i. 1 the sen lorn IV. made their departure, leav uMtlerclassmdn in 20.(100 Visitors Gh ThrotlgH .TacRsonvillc JArKSONVU.ll heb, , In. a on<» hundred sixty. , lies beaming ‘it) r. it P*rt°"5 crashed lHe St. Johns riv At J«ig«o here, going south, durflv tf Thoiini mnn*MM,,ilry' *CCj,™ W to the monthlv report of Frank Brown rlfcult court clerk. Among the Jfn* H»o first car bearing an Alaska license tag ever offjci•I'v recorded to have passed over Georgia led the isi won not) cars In which wore 2298 ^ ow ^ °rk second with fJi’' 2098 persons. Michbt"». Ohio, Pennsylvania. Illinois T S T S ^ iT « r * ‘ Now Jersey Ilnlfhed ip the order named. NOTICE,.the undersigned will ap­ Ply M tj)c Board of Psnlon.v at u ' rn#et' nK ff»r a par«mn. having been convicted of m charge of manslaughter and sen- Tickets on sale Wednesday, Feb. 18* 9 A. M, Unpaid res­ ervations held until 7:15 P. M. systems, •An N. Hi Garner Development. •Just Outside the City Limits. •In A Rapidly Growing Section ■Highly E levated ■Being Extensively Developed. •Extremely lim ited In Area. Moderately Priced A Profit Making Investment; Rapidly Being Beautified. On Heavily Travelled Highways ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■Hi; SAVE and THRIVE 1*0925 J HOW OLD A RE YOU FINANCIALLY? You enn tell the age of a tree by the ringa.in the wood and the age of a horse by his teeth. A m an’s financial age is told by the deposits in his savings pass honk. Arc^you pulling anything besides years hack of you. Begin now to save with an account at the hank. TH E F I R S T N A T I O N A L . BANK N. H. GARNER, Developer 110 PARK AVE « u Vi‘WentVysaraJnthe State ° utput of some BritP m llrn tliirv n, May Term nf Jsh Jfolf ball factories is bring exHm* r u c i u t .f m ui, JtaW, for fladu- Ptulcd to lli#» 11tillOiL,Minted liii ucnob- County, FlorbU.—Amos Pic- rount of Ihe iherensing popularity of the game hero. It ***»+*+*+****& �n & w .m m w , CROSSWORD PUZZLE ___________ Shrine Club Circt ftjfr." s£ « g |0 n Opening Nigl i& i Explorer’s Restin&Place ! (Continued from Page One) terfly and turned double and. tri som ersaults with apparent et I hJdSf’S,*n^SS*S'^g5} S ontinued.from Page One) •Mue abaft will be dynamited &ufpa,' body has been ret,;" • * ; ' is a dsm ' Yous place and we do not V*nt.w\7 one else trapped; In there,’ said Mr. Carmichael, In' ehatga of th e'-i-'vation. I Collins was trapped by a falling I fieht ngn1twtjiphpn?;M ^ a p ,sctre H eart b i o J M f iRpappointmtent the workarg^sotim iterad rep eated ' ly, as r e t i r e dijmped w * hasw d a fte r nquthor iqja thehrf*thfc \ Man’s PerKcveranre Wins. A t lapt,k how etfr,- man’s TpCTjrc▼eroncAvon and the limestone robf of San nraPhOTapscd'today under the weight of the miners and drop­ m ped them into the natural .pas­ sage, between where, Collins wns trapped and a “sqyccza” which 66 trapped the natural passage some ten d ay rn g o . Hut their indomit­ 67 able struggle to sing a shaft to save him wns in vain. 72 , ; aunkjn, Collins lay.* Tho. man the reMuuta 'had worker so hard and so tong to nave 76 hmt paid with his life for his marc), fo r the earth’s underground tre a s­ HORIZONTAL Italian river. ures. N autical term . Ask. The continuously dripping w ater Small aperture. Mineral spring. wns not sufficient to keep Collins Conjunction. Onth. alive, the physicians said. Hin jaw A dignitnry. Dash. was in n state of tension when Kilns. l.ong in existence. found. To draw out. E ast Indian tree. DO Per Cent Pure Gold Boil. Not any. Carmichael, who had been in Perform Period of time. command of the heroic volunteers London trolley, rj Eradicate. exnriwscd his admiration of tho un­ Signify. Pirate. > selfish and unceasing labor of the Foe. Dweller. men ‘from the lowliest waterboy to Number. Pronoun. the man who wns about to receive Evening. Self. his A. B. degree." He said thin exJewel. Possesses. perlccu had strengthened his fnith Cask. Thu*. in human nnture and th at ho had To possess. Impregnated with venom. found the men were "09 per cent Rings. To affirm pure gold.” Windmill blades. Past. "A fter 20 odd yenrs of construc­ Long for. Wondcrer. tion work I have nover seen n group Street boy. Implement used in a boat. of unorganized men do werk so Grief. Preposition. well and quickly,” snid Mr. C ar­ Ego. Skill. michael. Fish. Ostrich. "These volunteer inborers, ran g ­ To move fast. Hits. ing from small boys to old men, W riting intrum ent Epoch. have each given every ounce of To place in line. Rescues. his strength to his duty," he added. A light vehicle. G reatest and least distances "Out of the Hundreds th at vol­ Apart. from center of an orhit. unteered nnd worked for me they Denial. Consume, were 99 per e tnrug.oelpdctncct Utensil. Egg". wese 99 per cent pure gold. Orgnn of hend. Purpose. Stones. Near. Investigation Ordered. Father. Bits. FRANKFORT. Ky., Feb. 17.— Flames. To shed. An immediate and thorough in­ Flower. Shoemaker’s mold (pi.) Questions. To equip. vestigation by three or more dis­ interested doctors of the body of Questions. To elevate in mind. Floyd Collins has been ordered by Deer (pi.) Chalk powder. S tale Governor Fields, it was de­ Nimble So be it! clared today. Three spot In cards. Sparse. Meadow. Beast of burden. Pouch. Note of scale. Salutation. View. Before. Note of scnle. , i f t n w d , ............ , VKRTIULK Wager. Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle To evade. (Continued from Page One) Sport. S H H p 'c fo jF 'Si m ediate consideration, it wns ex­ O K A j g J o T W T r t -IaI ™ plained was tn line with tho long B p M g M L |O M A |T id fH M hl established precedent in the senn te of acting on the nominations of form er senators w ithout re f­ erence to committee. Jard in c-W sn en Action L ater The sf-nate »till has to act on two othpr cabinet p -ruinations, those of Members of the Asheville, N. C., William W. Jnidire.*, of Knnsns. to Chamber of Commerce get-ncsucceed Howard M. Gore, of West V irginia, as retnry of agricul­ quninted tour of Floridn will a r­ tu re nnd Charles B. W arren of rive in Sanford Snturday morning Michigan to bo attorney general. at 8 :It) o'clock and will be conduct­ The nomination of Mr. Jnrdinc was ed to the Seminole Cafe for break­ sent to the senate last Saturday fast. As soon m the meal Is over along with that of Mr. Kellogg the visitors will lie taken on an of the celery and has been referred to the a g ri­ automobile tour culture committee. Adm inistration fields in machines provided by the leaders snid there would be prompt Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Following their tour the members action mi it. of the party, 125 strong, will Mr. W arren’s nomination still is a train at 10 o’clock for before the judiciary committee, board probaiiIv will give it further con­ Tampa. R. W. Pearm an, secretary sideration later in the week. Ad­ of the Cham ber of Commerce, has m inistration leaders are still unde* asked that 25 nutomobiles lie loan­ tided whether it will be pressed a t ed to the chamber for the occasion. this session or held up for resuhmission to the Rpccinl session of URGE FLORIDA EXHIBIT the senate called for Mnr. -I. TAMPA. Feb. 17.—Thnt Florida ^ should part icipate in the S o u th -1 ern Expoiitioon to be staged in New York City from May I to ^ 23, next, is the consensus of optn- J BERLIN. Fob. 17.—Germany is inn expressed at a meeting here %* struggling t i establish a general of tho state commission appoint- *% standardization in industries, and cd by Gov. M artin to handle the J the progress which has been made state's part of the exposition. V. *4* wns reported upon recently at a G. Slrrine, president and treas- *♦* urer of the exposition, came from 4 meeting of industrialists. Dr. F. Nnuhnus, director gener­ New York to Tampa to discuss the V al of the Borsig Works, who is details with the Florida coinniis- ♦% chairm an of the standardization sion, and it was agreed to allot I comniittc" gave n survey of last Florida, 2,501) square feet of floor - % year’s efforts. Tools have been space, to he used as this statu sees ♦% standardized to a considerable ex­ tent. One great forward step has been tho standardization on pipes. Industries in England. Holland, Austria and Switzerland nre in te r­ ested in extending the idea of standardization all over Europe, in thu hots: of reducing production Pine T er and Honey Beat costs. All Modam Drugs I n th o u s a n d s o f fa m ilie s It h a s PLAN RESORT HOTEL c u s to m f o r m a n y y o a r s to JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 17.—Site bk eeeenp tho p in e t a r a n d h o n e y a l w a y s on has been purchased at Pablo Bench h a n d for c o u g h s , c h e s t colds, b r o n ­ tis , sp a sm o d ic c ro u p , a n d th r o a t by northern interests, it is an­ cI rhriita ns. Our m others knew th a t nounced by Patrick II. Odom, of i t w atio s good, t h a t I t o f te n b r o k e up this city who handled the legal tho w o r s t c o u g h t h 21 h ours, and e n t o y o u n g and details of the transaction, up»«s t h a t It ceo,u lda s boI tg iv contalna no n a r­ which it is planned to erect a mil­ cooldt ic as lik o r h a r m b f t ’fdruas. A nd now w o a m . t o l d . t h a t in spite lion dollar resort hotel. The site o f m o d e rn m e d ic a l d is c o v e r ie s thero takes up an entire block u f Jx'iujh 1# still no b o t u . q u i c k e r cougH front property, it is (f i ■ & rsrqsdy. D o c to rs *» y t h e pine M r quickly lo o se n s * 5 d r e m o v e s th * phle g m and congestion th a t t a m e the ■ in a comedy knock-about tu rn , Cdq ley and Conley in a unique rim act, TJie Lucky Sisteis w ith triple iron-jaw Iron-jaw novelty. novelty, Th tTUgc Bounding Russels, add the chard Trio In f?ats of back ing and contortion wo(k, Q lled'oqt a very good circus program . Clowns Amuse CrowdsOf course there were clowns; tio circus would be complete w ithout them. T heir' antics HHIHailW atqused '-th e .young and those th a t keep young and the laughter was continuous. Lee Norris, fam ous international c’own of the Circus-Shuman, of Berlin, and the Moulin Rouge, of Paris, is here Ailing a special win­ te r engagem ent. Hit burlesque [ dance number as "Madam Coco, Cola” was the outstanding comeid y h it of the show. The. veteran ; clowns, Hank Sylqw and Rube i W alters, assisted by Leo Hendrvx, Mickey Blue, G. L. Burns, Alllo Johnson nnd Ave othor hilarity hoys add to the m irth of the pro­ gram . , ■WSeWeW.or Electrical Inspector Working In Sanford R. M. Barton, electrical engineer of the Electric Bond and Share company, an organisation holding nbout 30 utility plants in Florida is in Sanford mnking an inspection of tho lighting plant here. Mr. Barton arrived In S anford' Mondny. SECRETARIES MEET MARIANNA. Feb. 17. — The Northwest and Central Florida Commercial Secretaries association met here Monday, Feb. 1(1, for the discussion of* m atters relating to the sections of Floridn represent­ ed in the membership of the or­ ganization, which wns formed some time ago a t Lake City. The board of governors of tho M arianna chamber of commerce will e n te r­ tain the visitors a t a luncheon, as a feature of the gathering. Just contrast its cooln ess and rich m ildness w ith anything you ever smoked KELLOGG CHOICE IS CONFIRMED BY SENATE MONDAY Asheville Visitors To Arrive Saturday For Brief Stop In City Cold in tho head means a germ I attack. The membranes become inflamed hend becomes stuffed. And | th a t’s misery. i Quick relief. Apply Ely's Cream | Balm in the nostrils nnd breathe it. The hend clears instantly, in­ flammation is subdued. The cold d i/ippears. Don’t w ai’t for inter­ nal effects. Fight the cold where it is—in tho nir pnssngcs. Ask your druggist for a bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Enjoy this quick re­ lief. — Adv. t I J * , * Standardization Takes Hold in Europe 1 CoughRemedyMother Gave Us Still Best c o u g h in g . a l s o h e a l i n g soreness, w h llo tho h o n e y n o t o n l y gives a t e s s a n t ta s t e , b u t h e l p s s o o th e irrlatlon. T h e o r ig in a l c o m p o u n d , m ade u p m a n y y e a r s a g o a n d u s e d by mil­ lions of people, w a s Dr. B elt's I ’lneT a r lto n e y . T h i s la scientifically com posed o f J u s t t h e r i g h t p ro p o r­ tions of plno t a r , h o n e y a n d oth e r q u ic k -a c tin g , h ea lin g in g r e d ie n ts w h ic h th e b e s t d o c t o r s h a v e found to aid In q u ic k re lie f . I f you w a n t th o o r ig in a l a n d th o b e s t, be sure you g e t Dr. B e ll's t ’ln e - T a r Honey a n d no o th e r. O nly 30c. a t any g o o d d r u g g is ts . LOCATED BUT A SHORT DISTANCE FROM THE BUSY CITY, ON GENET AVENUE. EASY PRICES—AS LOW AS $250 AND CONVENIENT TERM $50 CASH AND THE BALANCE MONTHLY . CALL AT OUR DOWNTOWN OFFICE AND WE WILL BE GLAD |] S TO YOU THE PROPERTY. r \ * * “CT* J Real.bvoboy»---sftqr a ’N l / day of school and play — need a real soap Tlieb fscr- skins wub cleanliness after using Wonder its-t. and they tils It because tt make* washing so quick and easy. It talkers fine and wot hoe CLEAN. PHONE 632-VV OFFICE n o PARK AVE; Developer D r . B E L L 'S SO A P PINE -T A R -H O N E Y FOR COUCHS v �I ' —•*• ■=>- i ■- - * - . Morton Likes'I Co-defendant SEE MOVIES IN with HOSPITAL HALL Bob Morton, ranchman nml own­ e r of the circus th a t in p’nying hero this we:!; under the auspice? o f the Sanford Shrine club, ex presses himself as highly tdensed [C ourses: u n io n with Sanford and the atftto in gen­ eral, This ir his first winter trip into Florida and he s ta tid th at he KEIRO, Feb. iy- - is so well pleased with prospect? tovernment believes thot he contemplate* arran g in g his [sending deserving - booking so th a t he will spend each al students t o j t t r - i w inter here. » [ to complete tapir j Mr..Morton is,® native of Wich­ I stands rea u jn tp ita Faljrf. Tex.- w hprj he is a large L-ial aid to thisjapd. land ' ioldeV, being thq po; scssor [rope und othefH to | of “Bj r Z” ranch id th e 1P an.H an­ ties, but of rdifnt dle di JtricG h e is haturally a cow If coat of !iv ii® in ! bov aa hfnrt. haying ridden n r / bed the tide l n H |a t . auperyjsed the' largfr herds on ti> IS Jf1hlM fuW fU frtkW >when buy a Lit of agricujktre Htt,e boy. tment ot indistry i A fter witnessing his first circus „ performance ot a little town in each select'30 bttlti| foreign study. A j. W est Texas, lie'decided to cast hi e„,a has been — j -°I the wh*te tops, being- n Lent* s e ni t! uiturul branch, .81 ; Protege of Bill Fleming the well * j| known circus agent he was not b ‘‘T m erican, to l. __ Am em :an L popular er. \i l°ng in forging himself to the front University, b m Ur..v“ .*” at J « m anager o f note and by dint [on account of the . h—d work nnd untiring efforts Ifcred st,,', V dhe Lstry- The Uplver| j< second chOlc", j leralty of Georgia P ic tu r e s a n d O th e r D e c o r a ^ tio n s W ill B e U s e d in Ef« A r t to R e lie v e H e re W a lla STOCKHOLM. Feb. 1ST—Th* hospital wards of Sweden' will n o t rreatcst^unlbcr -iletted w ark f W u t have bean ■jiaced In tht> flOMjffll%,aii tha re­ m it-of a movement,1 » * t getting i upjier way, which is eitfhuslaMdli* ■ly. auppmtod by doctors pathMs • nbd. r r t experts. T**’*" . A The initistlvB has 1'Tbeen •thk«l -1 a n imber bf patlenu In Moerfjy County Hospital who. havihi ; heard th at, there was. a movamedt to; nlace .r-pccimena of fine a r t W restaurants. Wrote to n Ididfnf Stockholm pnpes and asked wltj *truT same could not *ta ^ d o n t f 61 the hosnitnl. where thev *:wen shut off from nature;and forett! IT, paac continually Bt w hite walls.’ The suggestion led to inquiry a , inone n u p tial experts who enclors. ou’thc iduu i.f b rin g 'in t^ rt'tb hos- great e o n bow OrlUr rofcT* enc*s to th i colon. Mto^ otid tM fuhjeria depleted. This J* particu­ larly ImportinL'Ifiwb.Pohttfcd tn the c u t - of w u S s fbr fifth? patienti, whose lmn|fi«aUons might be stimolatttl by curtain. type* a t pointing. In gauef general the total «ft. color and d ttl* n feet of subject. should be cheerful, s h d a t tKs same time soothini Certain hospital*'tj, already bebn decotflud; udder thla new plan, both With?'otlirlflarwbfk* b- Swedish artists, and .with prlnteu reproduction* o f niastorplefies. If OCALA. 17.—The Florida ittklpalitie* win row: and Wedneskl seUlbn for the dlscdtniott, t f f l gM__« n - phrtalnlng ...... tij the admlnUtration trf city gov­ ernment. S- membership rapresehtink more-tKalf.fdfty Florida ci< 11es compose* th* organisation ord.reveral otftetfblacGs Were expec te d 'to a mdeting. After, t In«y„ a* will be recoigMa lature tkM aMW KovcmmadtattMl An a d d r e ifU Drake, city 'fill "n the subject of feature tnao pen Following *tha wlll-be ot harm c»r Ch^lnnun D. B. lakaln Edward ir of Ocala, -opkrttlon wnf •Wuion. islathro report “I get rndte mifk'from a Dairyman’eDeligihftthan any'other^^d lhave ever 'Us‘ed.'M Can you aak fbr anything1 better? ' “ M aftnoliB A ve.; a n d U iv SL- Phont HAY—GRAIN—MIXEP FEJEt) fit Robert Lee, negro, is co-defendant^ with W. E.' D. Stokes, millionaire on the ihnrgr of defnming , the character of Mr*, Sti;kcs. Lee oc. cupies a seat Itthiml Stoke? in fhe Chlcngo courtroom where the trial is being held. ,1; VJJUTHi^ffPI Chamberlain To Be New Head of League [att’er, however, rert* for fiv'-j years, are awarded also exceptional talent at the School of tig* .lanerio. SURVEY FOR A. ('. I lin e each year "for u ae. All of these b?s'H Europe;' 1 [Fine Arts nntl the , __ ... r are supported by of Stuart, it . k'tntcnunt ha GENEVA. Feb. 10.~ England will have the gresiiit iuy a t ’the Mutch m eeting of the Li-ugtie of Nntion-t (,'ouncil pnd Foreign Sec­ retary Chumbcrlain is. tixpected to occupy the chair ut the sassio.. which it is bPlIdViul tvIH throw some light on future of the pence proto­ col. While the League wits an­ nouncing this today, Reproaentitivott of countries with scats on the ctuneil assembleil to agree tin the procedure v.hlch they will follow wlien they m eet as the League’s <1bur liniment coinmlariott. I'ABLO REACH, Fell. 17.— The next legiclaturc will lie asked to pass u bill authorising a change in the name of this place from I’alilo Reach to Jacksonville Reach. ’Stanton Walker, city attorney, Is now engaged in drawing up a res­ olution, unanimously adopted at u i-ns:< meeting, to be presented to the lawmakers. ’ fa!., Feb. !7.— l)r. It, pastor of tin* | baptist church, rr«igin il to nuikp :i Ltigatiun of markt to the church he ia I had an increasing JJ le a modest contri- o the Chistianizlng o f , a r home. With this JJ b an early and ek- n pi* will take mtr*Hfl ■■ |ni| make my stay JJ Infinite." [urge* a moro‘ In- JJ rmpathetic prepara- h ON ACCOUNT of improper restrictions improvements were not in keeping* with your expectations, creating enndifeians among* which you would not care to live- bite. • kle ard too auper- J judgments,". ho ex- ■ fs the only excuse , * What is love?. The , 2 l when twp young N [uinrlv in love they ! m asking whut love j ■ r* it instincfivelv. *■ e same song bird JJ pve song, but, un- m make the mis- ■ l‘ng to a mocking JJ the song* of some | ■ LOCAL BUSINESS men whom you knew selected a lo cation which they consider from every standpoint a de nimble place to live N E W S II 0 Y S * ANT OKI) HERALD CARRIER BOYS Explain via I Policies Circus P a r t y , 16.—Prem ie/ liorfment that h« will °f the Chamber of dternoon to explain d’* financial policy °f reassuring the * "’ill have a good sarket which allowed imprisonment in tnlnpr. The Premier the Inst financial adti'ling to present the Mtion in the chainfbe government's fit" th>- Chamber of Premier declared I may. France nmst Pn m* this problem, ftputatinni for tinan|to«t what it may, r *i>v temptation to P or avoiding influ- i p THE GROWTH of your home town has been so ** rapid as to force business to encroach upon what ■ • you have selected as your pesent or future homesite WED. NIGHT PUBLIC WEDDINf! * IN M A IN T E N T A f te r P e rfo rm a n c e LAID IT OUT with beautiful avenues, sidewalks, tropi­ cal shrubbery, city improvements and then placed on it lestrictions to run with the land so that your home would foi all time be protected from unsightly en­ croachments Would You THUIIS. NIGHT C 0 R 0 N A T I O N 0 F T II E (i U E K N W! I S S S A N F O It D" N O T H IN G CONSIDER IT a good place to buy for a home or invest ment? If so investigate Fort Mellon today. B ETTER IN T H E W ORLD THE PRICES ARE REASONABLE DOORS OPEN Ymi nnv fo 1 voui-se l mi.i inniumy wme iivo sour cow ,,ny ..1.1 .................... . but you can't fool the cow. ' * he cannot malic i lhintr ‘ roiiB E S T RESULTS USIC Happy Cow Dairy Feed. Old Beck Horse and Mule Feci Red Comb Poultry Feed 1 a,‘tl Commercial St Phone D-t PROMOTERS OF SANFORD’S FIRST SUBDIVISION A. P. CONNELLY & SONS 104 MAGNOLIA AVENUE �Sanford Herald kllabrtl »Tfrr nf (rrnonn M rrn) at flaafaril. KUrlrfa ut#r«1 a a SVcon.l Ut'axa Mutter, itober S7. l>lt». at th«.,L:<.MoCrii** t Sanford. Florida um nr Act of i; Urcti a,, itn:. DLL SMl | . Ill:tN MOWAH II liKIHt I I I Maannlln Arrnae Florida Should Have Such A School ■ Speaking of “woman’s sphere,” the m otor «f n ,n bridge School of Domestic A r e h ite c tu ^ »ml iLoH.™™ A rchitecture is composed entirely.of women. • Phone 148 stnsrun*Tio\ itATP.n One Year . |7.no six Months...I3.S0 Delivered In City by Carrier, per week. 15c. Weekly Kdltlnn 1100 P4r Year. r ■ IP R l'I.tl, atlTU'Ki All obituary notice*. rimln of tlianka, reeolatIona and notlcea of entertulnmenta where ' charwea are made will lie'rhnrred for at regular advertising rnlee. SfRSMKU TIIK ASSOCIATED 1*11KNS ,Thr Associated I'rrus I* exclus­ ively entitled to the us*, for republlcatlon uf ull news dispatches credited t<wit or not otherwise «-re,|lled In this pnpiT and also the lornl news puhllshed herein. All rlghta of repuldlcstlnn of special dispatch­ es herein nr<* also reserved. 144,000 Bride*, poor Lamb, (■old and Japan'a Yen. Business Rules? Of Course. Queer Ms Ferguson. BY ARTHUR BRISBAN 1 ______ H hW iIsM 1SS4I _ M t t 3 KATHBYN TONIGHT Is to be the (frost night of the "Reformt*«l Adven­ tists." In Hollywood, Mrs. Rowen expects to lead the faw faithful up lo heaven. In Long Island, pn the The three-year course provides instruction in architect. Ural and landscape designing, construction manhics and mathematics, free-hand drawing, histnrv ninnt L n in J lia nnd practical Investigation of ^home_______ convTn’le^ c" ' . . .Recognizing the fact fact th th at at ability ability to to design a.. great office ,**8t *We of tho hand with ability to plan a W v ’STient f f i X S f a d X a * t f e , :, 0 “ r w y * natural that its students should be women, and th at these women should be forerunners of. a new order of architects Furtherm ore it would seem th a t schools similar to the Cambridge institution should be functioning in Florida nVht TUESDAY, FEB. 17. 1925. now. Home-building in this sta te promises to break the records of all the stales in the relative number of new dwellBJBI.K THOUGHT FOB TODAY, •ngs. jng.s Along with with this this building Im il.i;.,, program ____ will coim> 1 " L'v mi ,,w ni. u‘ Along lo t- t i a stout anford Stove :>11(1 p j J K,>™ 0:1 n,Hnn‘‘b — _ I ™ K PK0««AMME is hard on lhe mttJority- 0nly ULOOo’arc to 1,0 n,»*l k° «P In n cloud. AU the 10 hundred million thn rest r“** «f ,,f the ,R Wood I r at to e . ^ P-r Z i Britt Really 0 Jay 12 orchestra. Program for Feb. 18. Delightful Progi’am is Given Monday At Pipe Organ Club Meet P e r ^ o n a ls ik. ■••a i little man, 33-yenr* old, named Reifll, calling himself “The Prophet of Doom," will lead his rollectlon of survivors up to heaven, If all , - KCW-Portlaiid (102) 10 eon- PHONE:—Res. 428-J I.ittle Miss Shipp Is Hostess To Members Sunday School Claas ':1; '" '•at* special I 7:30 $ n d a ^ concert ^ 'C° S:0t7 P W X -S « n Juan (400) 7:30 conl® ii£ Iwrraonyl boyi.0,irna* (J28’3> cett. (475.0) 7 « r - ! v ^ ~ St; hen?r t“ dy (silent), chesrfn; 7:30 musical: 8 nnernb a t t l e (218) 10 orches- K. I. fr|end, £ J’ Doll . M ' a,en,lu,ar. will be given of t h e • . . , gram. FSD—St. I.puis (silent). p'“nJ ,tj 5 farm program ; 0 0rKan riu h niet Mon- JJK S ^ \S « « W io r feat ure; 0:40McAMister T ,WlUV ^ home onForrost West ^ ^ . ( ‘yi'inhony, Solo iirehestra. h0,,,,■ wereU atW j . FirCt Street t To rooms Thomas „r Oesh, lo .......... A Persona! Demonstratioi by an Expert Fitter <tf i-ii Clty’ ret lag (ff the Mu- P” r ty holmripg Ijer Sunday School i J i f l e l ) Womaivs rlnss a t the iumu- of her parents in the w n iMirlorlMr. nml Mrs., g . M. Shipp. M r,’ letytli.ll 'o f otllcers- Henry Niokles, tlu teacher of the (nughters -? u,n:lay *!?:*»» . tin* young hostess '{■ tb ! * i ? u . M*a f?r in ............ it.-,I Plumo Mn.l c ... * I At '(7ilih,cnKO1Tribmi‘?0^0.2) o Kev. i ates, Chmesu = s ““' | artist,.. S O S . S T ’fe Missionary Gives Lecture VVeilnesdav the Woman's Club . / 1 .-i re Expert-^ltler-pLast Day, Wednesdav^: IVi’Nonal Fittings urSiore * V. •i*iUN 1 ■1 t M C o n ic irt.nnci It*r fh c o x p rrr fitter K liTv,,,,., .r nii human*, black, white, brown and direct from t h e M ad unc X C bm fm ny nrsdny E'vc you a p ersonal firtin;; o t thi huslmldt-r will en FRUITAGE OF S K C It K T for every house th at is mid yellow, on this earth will be L-day Kriiigu club holders were placed about the w u n d e tlu l red u cin g ?»ir<Ilo. PRAYER:—Bui thou, when thou built under the direction of men who are realizing the destroyed. Thut in whnt you might ------- . near future |.v ...................... .......... ... ", — m i . , . . • , : / . * i roue. i mu** cum s to Mnntiiiswei Vnlenfl0, f tra c tiv e place card's 111 • f " 1 I.. Wilson left Monday T,l‘* mission stu.lv r, 0,1 .VNew* (147.5) r,.“-d a fter a long period „f M. prayest i nter into thy closet, and *Zmi? Ult rail discrimination. ongiluti wedding Valentine designs were us»,| charge, of when thou hast shut thv door, pray “money-value” of a well-planned home. V’ . ' 1 , 7 , Jays business t o charge, of Mrs? F o m f f r « D : R " :M » lecture . "i' ^ r y , w" p'C See h o w th is nm a:ing girdle actti. The 141,000 destined to he *nved But every house plan th a t happens to have had the at the Baptist Jaiksonville. 1 was most nhlv olllvJ!‘" " u r to : 0 WMAt! H 'ecturer h a, a mind, r „ f . to thy Father which is in secret aiiy takc:i f a t front y o u r w aist and u.... • I unusual views of Chinese suin'.- t k. < and thy .......• Father which seeth ... in ,hl te,,tlyn of « Woman of taste and genuine common sense nre called "Brides of the Lumb.’’ very ?n‘l* ” ■■■>■• -VI,, nips, w ith every little ni.v, ... 1, The lendurs for vpartnient of the . ...... - m o tio n you * “ 1 lev-eland (.i8U,|) «;;( k ) "ddition, is noted for hi secret■t shall reward thee openly, h a s a c h a n c e o f b e in g superior to the plan devised b v q m e re « « * « » ■ h,-arbL..5:!»:»r:i. n, i, ........... Why a Innib should wnnt even $2,000.00 f'ash, u j Hall Th Hbusiness niertini? is Mr*, Huh m ake—gently a n d surely a n d length­ will meet at .'I n'w F \v • w* ‘ilitV as ,1 speaker. Virtually all For your Father knoweih what m a n a r c h ite c t. In Florida e s D C c in llv w i, . Z 7 , , !. riatt. | in. win i one bride, to sny nothing of 144,. pay ' 1’• ''"-'inmti (122.3) d e„n- '/f the pictures to he shown lv halmue, b0y»», tfh r ,r f \ i hnoonn?,,!hen'‘S b itrT w C ^ !^ • '^ * x S i ? " 1 " f ens y o u r w a istlin e ,giving yu u a gracethingcs ye . have need o«_Jief«re ye n e n d s noon tin* u n v •• ,l *v » w * l t l t m ilc h de- 000, in a puzzling feature of this closed with the Lord’s Draper. presented lovely favors. story house with . 11 aa iM ch.Vi, tCl: H trio* or. ,nkcn *'V Rev. Yates nn <>:. ask him Tui, e re c t figure a t o n c e , ilm. Matthew II 0. 8. ! V ™ * ," . J " '" 'r a n e e * to c a tc h t h e pro During the fioci„| hour Mrs. R. I no class members E Tnl,.^..v;; " “ "'.MMiir airs. ic. »n accurate cros* seetion of lit’., in strange world ending. But Very nd.iy D<,n.\Vv,‘ Tl.n.,-!'HM>rn pri‘‘:,’nt were, *'• Sl,,k*’* «»«l Miss Dor­ «olf “ tile T / for e widch were' «nthusi/,’1rV'0 n**100*ioMS \V«»rA ,71>,,l,n* («ile,,t>. Chin«* An invitation to atu o,t "A BOOST” kke will entertain M ade o f th e h ighest grade the thouse indoor comfort, to place windows for the probably the world WON’T end, $100 per month. ilriilifo Club. I have lieen in every cuy and trav­ proper arrangem ent of furniture as well as for the Dinner | nml the 144.000 brides will have to r.ti-.int c u re d , "liv e " ru b b e r— : c.i. ~ » . H » o S i s r * w " ...........S f f ............... ... « ............... .. •J uts, all withfauff1 ersed every State, th e very k in d w o rn by fam ous ■ •M' llp." n"«'. Mrs. R. A. Win: ........... ’ postpone m eeting the Inmh for «f hurt .M elon-, . From the eaitern coast of Maine rw m intfor the i ? m "* ’i the h(; U8*’ ftn<! »,,O V L‘ t» design |A ‘'udathm ; lie r I no* i d s ? h ’ | Y ol'k'n, Z ' ^ , . f™n' ! T h e ' „ S ' • I'e. " ^ a l rnWreri. ' m 'e e t S ‘of some lime. ath letes lo r re d u d n j: w cifilu. C f r r Tert!, U | to the famous "Golden Gate," rooms foi the best happiness of the family that is to oc­ acres on Mrfu y o n v o v e rth e u rid e tp irm e fir. In the continent of Europe, from cupy the home, all this demands the attention of a woman music; 0 symphonnue; will cut 12W M M .issaecs every P o rtio n o f th e surface, Asia down to Spain, THE PITIFU L feature of the I’RIB8T AIDS Ml 8 IC IINS who knows thi, business of successful home-making hoh°o1 ut 1 S e ttle Hodges. * Crman j Judge and Mr, M„v 1 -, S t * il1 «"»wer roll .,.11' f a !; $5,500,00. T.J From Iceland to the Persian Golf, M om on o ften lose th re e I n d u s the Uiac o f ; 'vith hifidtnt in the lifeof* or ,* ", UJ •'•tm it NVw.i (35271 7*-i whole anachronistic performance is :30 I be director of the Cambridge school very sensible ob­ •t you own SjsfjiJ icry first u e t L . Gon ilefen'rT Wi r° Hurntliv Law- *St 'v \’orh City arrived Tu.Mdav t o | “ ‘•Uotn‘,on of George Washiugi'om ( fi? and China’s flowery main; ' t wmr . . < 0 »‘E JA . n , „ o . Feb. IT. and nre willir.. r,, Beneath A ustralia’s sunny skies serves that, “when a home is built nine times out of ten the terro r of the prophet R>idt’s May , rntlicr Lucas, .* » t ’athcd • t . 11 ot th Star Tele-. and Doroth^'flain**: JU,i" RiUhic’ VWt " rnn'1 S' H « S . ---------* ------_..... . •■'iiir ieie-, ....... * amoilc pn, i. i what it is worth will meet at the I ’ve traveled many a mile; a moman Is to manage it. She likes to plan this future four little children, called followto have you list i*. *4] It 3:30 o'clock, Jn "Darkest A frica" I ’ve been; I’ve home ot hem with another woman who is on the same level ir s of the prophet. They believe k otf Club will have gazed upon the Nile; the world really-will end, und they t n D o u b le Q u i c k T i m e ! SANFORD RE/j 1 1 1 at tin* Country ' O i w i u u t i ' a n y I s ; l’a 'iy iN e *l»^ted from Ocala t S And now I’m rcudy to declare— Z u > \ U u r ‘r illcaH/ : ( home-making and who knows the wliys don t wnnt to go up in u cloud.I ed ' (o'clock. * and with on upraised hand — and Wherefores ° f the necessities of a perfect home." N o m ore c <m tin* patloi n toman's Club will Mrs. Reldt, wife of the Prophet There’s no place like Florida ...... J'-Jv. I’loritla with its opportunities for beautiful settings for Ball li!dr. | „ .. .....> * ;> the ........ S ® T ' ■ 4 1 S T , c |iii bridge party at . In nil this mighty land! even the most unpretentious of homes offers a wonderful of Doom, hears up well. Prophet’s ! 3 o’clock. _____ th‘‘ Merchant and Miner k nrofessin 7of wives don’t always take prophecies I ’ve reen the castles on the Rhine, opening for women trained in the• combined , Portntion Company spent combined professions lit Monday' »a « ’t Peter* and Mis* KlSub“th ■ Aviip •*.. ... ,h t • 8)* '*'»:n t -ti*r fat. O n ly live ru b b er gives th li i n a n S - . seriously. Thi ............ domestic and landscape architecture. Dependable Class of t|,0 , ,n Sanford. consciuus m m.i. su«o." ricK and F ran k fu rt on the Main; y Turner were the charming ! nih i l T " ! f ,tv 7-8 ,* [7------------------------um n conscious hives m is tnarvelou* • B H H H B B B B B liZ B E S B B B laazasiliii,, - . i .t 11 ,... . * . "Kinal ! • . «*n, The ruined site of Babylon ami hostesses of a Valentine’ i'laid » • .,,* ■•**,v*‘ poems. Mums. . .*-ei» Mlvenvaiv. 'a re . Ti Ticl.it •o tpauiiling Circle Met hodist (’hu n ii cntl'rTaim d I be ' a ' 1 . Angeles Time* ( iim Hitii all purchases at Kent' * "Cities of the Plain,” W ith th e M JAPA N Is shipping gold to the iiag** sale Feb. 21 I ooster ( las* Monday evening at Hr.nry )yiRht ip spending party. « coiuirt; K:.'io children: * -* utilizing Work *. Ti, e entire lower floor was bej In in. I ’ve seen the Pyramids and Sphinx Om­ tiMluy inO rlando, assisting Jnme* lUrug Store. United States to advance the I’iirk Avenue. and Ancient Palestine, an Me wart in the arningemeiit of his tiful decorated. "*f ".m l W| » [ s ' 1 r '" ‘- ''j , / “ "• ' recommendations of P rcsi-jtcn and rubber and we must havo i The Valentine color scheme of flornl display at the fair. Upon the vine-clad hills of France “'V1 r * B. Ray are led hearts and red ro es ,*s and and fern r..L 8) y\ V7:3o -.'. (oncert . . . . l m"' « Special ... , . . ^?l,n ^o r W illiam JcnningH below par. The Japanese arc able1 ,,ont (-uulidge’s A gricultural Com'th em fron of the Valdez Hotel. Mr. oin foreign market*. Th;* “ red and white was d ^ g l.tfu R v ear! I ’ve drunk her richest wine; K1C E Ray more Istlee of the \V«- f e d out in the decoration by the I have stood upon the "Rockies,” Brynn in so many elections, are always ghul to hear what he cxccHfng ^ig in industfry, inventive- m,!,sil,,ri a n ‘ •H‘f,,re Congress. T h e [ 'vorl'J 'V a u n it: each nation is dt . r riv* i , vr."l” ,n' " t business man M rs., Untold N. Janes and small Gncs. ‘" m Y, * umusuui' ' vV.d' n‘: Am' !ll i f y toi»K With co m fo rt, w hile f Dxtord. \ . C.. and Mr. and \|, u Vjlllcl has to sny 01 to read his opinion on any m atters either of ik*s:i, adaptation, capacity for hard essential points nre thut we i,„ll 1Pendent to some extent upon i> ■ -vine. li'Hcial iittentiou use cf red hearts nail red roses. the Andes and the Alps, Daranrn* of Biooksheire. • o r «. ..v vs:» ilgih. I rv it o n today! '“'v touring Florida and i ul Receiving were Miss Clara Ran- daughter p,*n l*riilge party nml all and interdependent. 5 And where the Indian agents nre nationul importance or personal interest. •a., are the guest* „( Mr*. Jones’ and A," i f f r f extend ta riff protection in a g rea t­ others work. Lack of gold would not de­ ( I F iV* i^ id J ’K ^ ' r ^11 ::iti,,nul is no -Justification oconom- m lit (lie club house b n, president of the Dependable "ister. Mrs. Joe Chittend or- I Call at most apt to lose their scalps 1. E v e r y o n e h a s n o tic e d t h e r is e in t h e (.rice o f g a s o lin e ,1here 1 ■ ......... . viouuiir anil A ithur /achnry, Jr., made the Kan. measure to farm products and icnlly It'll. for locking our doors to the (Rnervations can U- si’ t i SH ' " Thorn,<‘y and Mrs. stroy international confidence in er ’•h o I’c s l O ffic e Is N e x t Dom* To C s But, all things well considered, ...................i ‘ n „,!...... develop our homo m arkets to the presented IV. H I.A York N y , ri) " W tivc jjiftji, Knrh Wcrc "re***nie.l. v. !’ - x New v..rk .............. " 'it about d i n in g th e p a s t fe w m o n th s a n d v e ry fe w h a v e b e e n a b le the yen. ihornton |ing Mrs. R. A. **. N. Thornton. outgoing surplus crops of our own Rttrm now, on every side und hand, exclusion of the foreign. In other farm ers nml t,. the incoming s u r­ \ ,|..* ’ ,■ servo • lij.io rontt Miss Norma MrFnddvn of Ne7:20 phil- 1 roflt Thrift Bonds. —adv. it phone 9)!. M r. B ry a n There s no place like Florida in i to co m e f o rw a r d w ith a lo g ic a l e x p la n a tio n . A delicious ice eourae was re rv -' hnnnoni.- concert; lialto; But such lack of confidence words, haying huilded 11 Chinese plus 'a d a . Mo., arrived Mondav fr..... J opera quartet: <• , ~ ~ ----­ from other lands. Trade all this m ighty land! c o m m e n ts upon t h is a n d o f f e r s w h a t m ig h t p ro v e to be a might come from the activity of wall of ta riff for industry, wo are m o k ..... .................................................................... ..... eo at the conclusion of the game 1,1 dance v * both ways. R >. . .ond Radford, and Miss B o h . • *-v>. of Mr. and M t m e th o d o f re lie f fro m t h i s o p p r e s s in g s it u a ti o n which With i t * f a f r * “ «ftrnyKna *"w i f : ' New Yort " , fl or .... to huiid another wall against a g ri­ Ktlil Japan’s flying machine factories. cultural Tlu; real trouble with the farIn every other country, wherever In th e C o co n u t r , -,»>■» 'p ;L i - ' ,lU u l«OB. Cha .man gave several delight- Philips. * invasion. Our policy of mc;r f 'X ‘,H'.‘f . c ,m,|y a a ‘* f ' 1 r' ,‘U 'hi-Mra; G ; u health talk j Vulcanizing W,.r|. . " 1 ve been, nL v-oconui tii o v c l im e s , h is h o m e new> is th at lu* must buy a t high n e w s p a p e r, h e A nation turning out r,oo fight­ ! fV reading* and Mrs. Ned Smith I -------exclusion and isolation is to he ex ­ price, am) sell ip competition w ith in * “ I lea Tl r lt''1 HU^ . tlu• , )V r / NV" '» r k (45 .3)’ 8 glee i There was (luck of education, and. re c e n tly w r o te : ing flying machines a month has tended to our agricultural life, other played two enthusiastically recelv-1, J.-H* Culver arrived Monday from J, a - , a ',ri were five tables cf «lnb- !> pianist farm ers of the world. II.* I■ dearth of munly men; ed members. •layers. Dancing concluded the "W ye $ Vl,rk (r,2 ||| I he o r g a n iz e d e f f o r t o f th e p r e d a t o r y c o rp o ra * as well as our political. We are I hdadclidiin to join his parents «ome ambit join- plan in mind. receives one-thlrd of the consumI found the pool1 were very floor_ Delici plt^sures of the evening. ‘ talk; S: f, da.ice. " tu be a self-sufficient nation, soliim is to c a p ita liz e t h e B e p u lilic u n v i t l o / y a r.d , c-t Dellcioua refreshm ents of ices ! 'i*1' n,l‘* "Vr*. J. L. Culver who are Failure to realize tho plun wouldI big nothing to tin* w.irld i/uving w l i e J . h . ,f ‘T* ,his, far PraductH. ■ the rich were very rich; . KGO—Oakland' (200 8) heart shaped cakes and mints worn ! " f lhif Valdez Hotel for ilc o n -j^ ’ * b ack t h e m o n e y c o n tr i b u te d f o r c a m p a ig n p u rp o s e s loan Beach. The rich men took the sidew alk,! cert. mints went la* disastrous to tho yen, and some pal for Woman’.* served hy Mis* Marion Hand, Mr- j the winter, and the poor men took the is a p p a r e n t in t h e r is e in t h e p r ic e o f G a s o le n e . Il*' held Thursday other tilings in Japan. Ned Smith, Miss Frances llue-in v \\V!-rVU,„ p'"1’a1ha Gib nt). ditch; H ,L IViibt Kcies and dnugliU* I'l-iock instead of Mis* Esther Hughey. es,\HHughey, o u t tim e s t h e p ric e h a s b e e n lif te d o n e c e n t, *1 1 i - 1 lidadelphin (.'ly.-, d Nthey h S ^iftust u a t mental 2and proposts *?!!!??.. th“l . ' “«• “ * 5 sh L|h,M «*f Mr. and of Mrs I 0 talk. ...Dur 1 farm ers a, r , t d-»Mushing. Long Island have .,r - 1‘liiliilelphia (50!).!)) I ’ve never seen a country yot, in a high t a r i f f ,5 W ■ Rehearsal for j " H O cut down on their cotton crops ami ii .in m a k in g a t o ta l in c r e a s e o f f o u r c e n ts . O n tw e n ty I - rn ey and Miss Selma T h o n l S ? ' k. I HE W h S I ERN mind d o e s not raise only enough for domeHtic on farm product*. The trouble .• m any clime or zone, ' Tam will h • held ...........' E " i . C ............................................ . Hue wee* 50 attending. a c e n t G a s o le n e , t h a t is a n in c r e a s e o f tw e n ty p e r So grand ns those Unite,', States, understand Jupuneso thought or cnpauinption. If tlicro is a surplus that we have too much tariff nl n on at .'! o’clock. ........ * ....... — the land we call — own; c e n t, a n d t h e r e is nn r e a s o n w h y in c r e a s e s m a y n o t nrojudice. This was illustrated in -'" id there always is; we are ready The United .State* Steel *a R o o m s IM10110 flu >\yCAL— Pittsburgh (401.3) 0:45 |^ v I I OK II recently ri»(’#*nMV when lull .it nan>« ..a rt loan I . . shipping ukiimln,. half our .. crop abroad even < orporation for instance, our great- u Yen, “ Florida, Mv F lo rid a ," 'i* tlu* • *i (Tokio and millinery ■ V “ " ■■■■*■ a tt a tt UBBUBI ho m a d e a s lo n g a s t h e p u b lic w ill s t a n d it. T h u bent one of the band— est industrial enterprise, ..in* ric h -15 a i i 1,, 'tlcluded Bodin’s statue, Irony of tho club under Poll weevil conditions—onr l i r s t N a tio n a l B a n k Huildini;. V *• ' * n n ly lim it to t h e g r e e d o f m o n o p o ly is t h e p a tie n c e A p ;~ T here’* no place like Florida in all T T " rho Kirs." The police interfered, American women are to wear two ?tlt moat iitrongly entrenched po!it-‘ 3 ■Monday morning, n + o f th e p eo p le, •• 4a ■■•L*r icnlly, morn nionopulistle than - f« thi* mighty land! not because the figures in tin* petticoats instead, of one. )Gleas> > n in charge. , _ if) \ S a l.ts F o rc e M iss Ilu lm W illia m s, Mr. R. Li " r h4,P« a «V other industry in 'th e 5 statue are naked, for auditv is ’l h e R e p u b lic a n s c a r r ie d all t h e n o r th e r n s t a t e s .b*r the members whent farm ers must ignore ‘thu Talk not to niu of "Yankee Land' objectionable in Japan, where it eases that have sent the price of Im r'T .r ■ill last one week. Protected ai.ing with 1,#,,5," ,,H" H“ u " * il1a*iTB«ii**BUBBBaaantJHBBa***ii nm l t h e n e w g o v e r n o r s a r e n o t a p t to follow th e e x ­ rill or of the "Wooley W est,” bas long been custom ary for men their product above $J a bushel for our Infant Industrie*. The farm-1 ! *1 to pay for the X 2 ® O i< a m p le s e t b y t h e R e p u b lic a n g o v e r n o r o f S o u th D a ­ N or sny say Dakota's Dakota * fertile olninu plains nn* , . ---------- “ ~ and women completely naked t.. I lie third time in a century-—ther e r buy* his tractor* and Id*, rtoel UBm b b b b b u — *. will h • chnrgrj* for the people’s host; k o ta a m i th e D e m o c ra tic g o v e r n o r o f N e b r a s k a , b o th B“ * Mfl* aMHB£>dK>«am*BBtiBi*Ha**a**jiii« bathe in tabs on (he sidewalks V r Iamine in Ireland, tho plight of lio n s a t the monopolistic price '* • ;; K * *i The west has blizzards and cy­ vty The Japanes * do not kiss,’ and l.ussKi nil.I In.11 ivops in the Ra|. f y -'J I -v the .Steel f o r ,inrat ion. It i 2 ot w h o m o p e n e d fillin g s t a t i o n s a n d s a v e d t h e i r c o n ­ is higher than ..th.-r farm ers of th’e lS clones, a n ’ burning droughts consider that a very objectionable kini;and nrto raise only enough s t i t u e n t s m illio n s o f d o lla r s . B u t t h e S o u th s till world pay. Hi*, clothes litm , M ^ on peats, custom. ICS (•nul cost him wheat for tie. people within fl.K. N. C. - T l i1 lil| S U I| | - i U III h a s D e m o c ra tic g o v e r n o r s a n d th e s e g o v e r n o r s h a v e AS ® B ut “ Florida, My Florida,’’ has A VMM Hales At border*. None m P ‘ go* f M ; * t ”'* USlUCnta.*X1K-.S3|« IMW, been designed by fate a |! “ P P o rtim ily to c h e c k t h e a v a r ic e o f th e s e m o n o p ­ III I*. POLICE compromised final tho lower l anndiari °b! un.l 11'v ' , ..... s hi'*' ........ than | di s i ; i n n To be the poor man’s paradise_ V by putting a screen around tlm '".th of the Bio G ra n d e u r” wi'*si olies. W ho w ill lu: t h e f ir s t to w in g r a t i t u d e a n d h* ^ r nTL’U'r 1,1 ' ' "Hill I *-i ii■» the yoeman’s banner state: statue, perm itting only those of of our coasts. (),* there i„ a nr- uidurtric indi.rtrie I!” " ,,r !•.v e ry Om* nl a B alm ain nn KanyTomw. ta m e b y s te p p in g f o r t h a s th e c h a m p io n o f th e '•-•llliill * m fb) A nd tor beauty, health and com­ 1-’iimcicnt age and education to look I flu.* Of Wheat, patriotic Amoi • • “l ™ 1 , ™:.h w a ' n^ r contnu Ui.,1, r • I n >< •ncaiis when r i g h t s ot th e u n o r g a n iz e d m a s s e s a g a in s t th e e x ­ ! • • lit it. fo rt and good old southern 11ho 0 111:1ha \S orl.l I ' tnnr.. .........(dated . , , our , tariff- vtriu-tnre ......... t « do) sand, a c tio n s o f th e p liin d e r b u n d ? In IhiH country we should pul a D.’ik H ill— I’ini* ( ’ro sl- -Wotnlriiff Siihdirw j :S rv o ) l,r®te,*ted a fte r they hud reach- ■ There’s no place like Florida in all V — __________________ opiuml the lady taking her one. even if each loaf casts man f :x this mighty land! basis. The fault Lath Ml II little till, on the side­ than it does now. I ■ (<dA art* a R t'a ls f o r (liest* stilidivisionn and ,, ... -<*, "< the protective ta furilY : t),„t n ... „• n Y r H I N D U '] — riff i;i V * wall, and let the Bo.lin statue W snnic* g a u d htiy.s in earli * A s ® The scorching heat of summer time stand exposed in any pahiic park. Wlv are not a : elf-suffirient nn- an in d S tr v Pn7m i,‘' ‘ *V‘ wh? t i* tempered Lv i.i,, -icean. ally or politicnlly. Aside from >■, 1, \ r« m lies it; m ajority. T H IiK i I ‘O T S O N S A N F O R D If FIGHTS | um A 2 © y& r , ASHEVILLE CITIZEN And of w inter's fcf.cYp severity th e ■• r NOBMAN . . . . . " A I ’GOOD. writing j onomic leiidderation;.. it i, mural ne!s that*1i*S.° hMi” ' n " f .‘" V !'1' m G I.O S F IN ■"4V-.'1 ■jtmSouth js of a w arm er notion; froi" W ashington, savs "hu in. \Vhnl llic bureaucrats in WashThe heated air draw s from the wanew rules the nntlnn." Why 0 rA»: ..JL ■ n> .‘ (. \ r $8U0 t*a«*li apt)k,v ingtoii to Brigadier General 'd a y ^aim m l niglit nSghMu I'". ‘jV'V .I*' an*. tainly x' riii.H in a biisin naij i Willi.....will lo 1...11 ..... ... 1........... m behalf ..I the »v iW t -'■*’• f;- : M • * "A yr upon m ' and ,„Uon t.. :Jn,nda ,e •li . 1,V reiM.rl, such as llm * « m /l Our soil jo world nee,h t h n ^ T ; . ' , ,lll,K ,v v,t' an.) ........... . U f: »!-'**. .3|t*i . ers, hi;*. and fiin ...... ................ •' ■ f j r v* A* those a Y bowers in Ait '■* : :v ,j'. s . V s'; •;r ;•"•• A " and •f . i n i * J '1 ' ^ i S L r o e t , And no „ ..................... . f .S fe) • , ,, nry mi m There’s no place like Florida in iill ar.K,,''s ,"‘r" ri' ' pendent means lie chose il. Army J, 11,1 France in old day*, h i ., As M ag. this mighty land! , n . r " ," nl ,fla' « ' ’ «ir /. , |u. placo for lds c a ^ file Buvolution. M.iu. tile iiiiin ,. • f..;< NEW YORK WORLD n •“O ' ii 2«2 F irs ! SI r e e l. ■Tv 1’hu.v! Our yards are flower clad —and ,1-i.Ty xt .T he results of tlic dog .show in I*' , seen on every hand; wm :i indy. ;kvr‘ iv r dieute a himentulile divergence IkThe elite wav h" I *{ i* i tl A 2 w The balmy air at our beaches can I n il i A O ' sft i/' tween th.* exp rts’ idea of a good „ v t.. i.i. 7 , , ‘ '" s l»«w paint upon your cheeks |.o ,,- au^BHHll•iu^leBHB^BBaBnaaaa^BBBCC3al**«•,l (<?) V V: .^ dog and the average owner's idea.! it' 11 1 ai,k‘‘*IL ■^1 As .fresh a glow ns can he gained , f ^ g i n g for f.Kid ljF£ ' i s ' on Colorado’s Peaks; f e m the table. *!•Ills'] Think we’re boasting? Come and Aw Su *-» r v O O , \ a IT P„ V \ i r v h ' f" " " Iwhind a b'l'mi is now at hand; m . i _ / . .1 1 ticks your hand, ♦:« m o 'O And there* no place like Florida *■• r . H s intelligence, as indicated (a) in all this mighty land! 1coimtrv .y offering Ms right fore paw to A ; By M. .Marcia Swift. ! .y . nn organization. He loves the air ser irt the average American home are mdeep on ........ ' l*" *' * ” . “T 'r ’ ‘,h .L ' c,,u,!tr y •" Kreatly indehtviee. He has loved it ever r Fee WMI, nnywuy, it wasn’t ju st a lZ ' ,Ln ‘•';"""a1'!'l* (e) by bringIN A GROCERY you find a gr..- as follows; m - e ed to (icneral Mitchell for having it wu* in its crudest l> fug father Ins slipper*. publicity Htunt. D cer in command, in a hurdwa,. The wav £' v'-u:l;1'' his ta il. His funny, little, cold no ■ ^ ' S S . N « h J t : -fo p i f V i hardw are mam In H earing the buby a t night makes - *s ti.«ir, g / ! * ™ y h o d y . T h e ! er that “rules. f *“>»'“ »h*,.v B B ia iK B s iH iiiB z e B S E a z a c a a P» surer than ever that "tin* rising unfailing in d u s tr ^ o P nmoling i ♦j* M © B a H K n a * a , „ a * a a s u „ a i BUn •• •• •••••«• « * .-» ||t' pt Will* • f . $1-1.50 usefulness. I!.* has faced death in S t i i i S h . he is wi"genorution is no misnomer. B v S © .'-tty n -f* * • * « . « * , u iU i—i f E ^ ; ; l E 5 or \ f'**S-T The United State* holds three all there is to know about flying. I gumeTu in ’ hehalf’ of M " ’ Have* y o u in v e s te d y e t in As * Ford \ ve. ty l behalf of such unlficulourths of the aviation records, hut lie has w ritten, mude speeches and tlon. I MI*. ONLY trouble is, that this | I ’nil S t. owns none of the airplanes, pruccountry may learn from Japan or B k a s b e e n w ell s a id t h a t (h e soundnetf*J ticully (peaking. some other country a lesson more " J A b r a h a m L in c o ln 's c h a r a c te r has h«*l severe than unv tho French have 2 ,J ««* tB H B B B B 5 * t-* Afan, evidently disappointed at ever learned.. A fter American b„* i a wo W ed in to ( h e v e ry fib re o f our t u b ' l l the world not coming to un •ml, GAINESVILLE SUN * ’ mess get* thnt lesson, it will know , “ life . A n d lh e p e o p le f e d its u p l iM I ‘ Foutl, I or committed suicide. And the sun more thim it does now, and will; 2 riu a lity . A c c o u n ts s u b je c t t» check will continue to thing just the / probably have brains enough t.. I ■ That / same. in v ite d . " ", " UY t ";n f \ k,Ctl J»y G for many y e a r, and while «ct-, i protect itself. . ■ Ilclly -o m the Sanford Herald. N o t, "'»r. a* physician was himself American business is slow t.» '/ s a a a L . : ears The Prince of Wales’ proposed on your life Bob—not on your life. *str,<*ken of presidentitis and ul- protect itself, because protection B i v m : i u :vi * i*.viii u s s .w ix o s tCfot* y m u ii.m , Op ,0 Fuuth Africa to hunt wild You couldn’t kill the Dem ocratic' n,ost ,rm»*«*«• «wav three times. It costs money. The money must In* . 2 (v-t) tnia-) * ” U'lla Him,,.. *!__ . 1_l _ . t. . •*“ " b®s raided hot ditcussiomi in raised hy taxation. Rig business ' * 3 C the House of Commons. W ill that runs this country, DOES No t " K1 ® ' little wild life usually causes hot talk. ’ y LIKE taxation. It may lik * still 2 y -a* H a <undie some times to the ,.c m c I .. .i "uhjecta—oil non-politi- less what will probably happen. u m Thi* is the day of progress ami u ful slumber of the old mule. H ut' ' ••'ii, ,, .. Re:s;,ric U ,d R e s id e n tia l S u lid iv isin n in th e a new order of things. For in­ when the country gets real bad off cr-.i N L’j '[^•bility. h MRS. FERGUSQN. Governor of ,‘,.y an .',a.V* that the DemoIlilG o f M d IonviH e, A v e n u e w ith in th e d t v lim iu V stance the society editor gets a und u ’u hi tier than u vw ^ ia npjr- the great Stute of Texas, iustiri,*.. S a n f o r d , a m ,d l a -Kc O a k s a n d h e a rin ir ( V r a n ''" i*. greut deal of her new* from the lootedthe Republicans m l* v .T h S i u S T R E N G T H - S E R V IC E - PROCRBSSj the opinion of some men that -.v.,•d the treasury the Democrat. „ , r ' „ ' ‘ ‘ S ' l7 “ * V " * ' paiuu fry fU" I r i u s b e fo re d e v e lo p m e n t $.*100. to $7uu. ■* . . ’’ u U rb e r shop.—'Times-Union. Vur"ia <hcs, wake un and redeeni us ................ . !’l'r an'1 .a -,k f° r xtimulant* from mcn in oifico “arc* queer." G’oml Icrm 4/ ■— • w,M ,d stains Mrs. Ferguson wants to stim ­ Hut Bob Holly know*', this for «" ‘'me. all of which leadi u, a Rome student* need a vulet to ■ ulate cotton production in Texn • and. moreover, he has th** [J o I-Tm^ili1 ,hL' P?m%rati» ’ m»rcarry book* f„r them, if they can *himself *f -* »s still alive und will *tagj n . • '• -« Masculine governors have had'the testimony of Uncle.Bill Bryan. Boh Com.* i „ i , , A g a r d en ho se . . . .t0 havtf ** valet thev says "that where there iillife there n same idea. Mrs. Ferguson offers '■ ■ '" U‘r ° n' shouldn’t hove to go to college.— l* soup und to date we have »h v s After a while. Bob. when there prizes for the beat five acre plot i u University Kansan. Rut t»u*ykcer­ medical authority of Dr. W. J. |nn;i I I . II. L ew is, I’re s . ^ur, u,,othor Grover Cleve- of a d v a n c e d cotton grown in nne .......a... , “ ♦.♦a — * 1 union any convict tainly can t ulford not to gu to or Woodrow Wilson, tin* amp. She selects the convict !„*. 2 kl jlr^aji who has been the ilouselD c cullege. * Cut to SB* As © 105 1st Street u I'hu* .•Ini. t... . 1. I. ............f '•un ay it can he controlled, and ac-1 * Physlciun for lire D J m ^ ^ t i c ' ^ N l i S ^ 18 ^ ‘° *the fr0,,t $9.00 per torJ $ i>i. "iv* 303 M ? K.*e .f .s ® curate returns obtaiiud, j“ a N M ,*"— a .B B *"*******************♦******************** * * * * * * * * * ♦ * *****'*♦**♦* V *•*'*** < ******C « - * 1 * * 1 * * 1 * * * * * * * * * * ♦ % * l**BUUBaBU»IBBBBUBBUBUUUUSU *■■■ *Hi*l«aBBBBBBBMBBBBanllBiiBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBllBaBBBBl4B1llMBUBMI«BI(BBajBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBirBBBBBBBBB*rlVB^BliBBBUB" aeBBSflSSISBSMUVS r».ris T ‘[“I*1aniLl)t,ai,ty S I’ ECU] r2, iiS r W iS S,cW thp ^ 1,,f friin*,a " "tart i k i " i“‘if5lv; ruri,,,tj ^ .... .. "s ^ r ;- ^ ..g 1 VVaiat and Hips Reduced KurLwi" r'V'r »i tiw Valentine Bridge Is “° \;v!'i:!V;,1n,*.:'-' ' **'".**<-‘.>r' ri“.V.,'T V.'.' Valentine Party Is S v & Groat|.v Enjoyed 4 $ fxiven Monday Niiyht, ■ For Booster Class Ttraveling * a " ..- f t s ? s s w s - ■* " w w s s s z : - A Word From Bryan Mr0 Farmer! NOW IS THE TIME TO I!IY YOUIi FARM Five acres good celery farm, allele cd and tiled .' Three flowing we Close to loading station Reasonable Price. Easy Ter l ‘ MEL’SSPECIALTYSHOP l’s Club limn E. F. LANE REALTOR . r»01.r»02. aatlay s e x p re ss in-augiit us - 1 • • 1 \ tsifE 1' ashions in x :® lira Bungalows AS,1© 119 ««• •« •»> iw.. i".vSS1S.V'!;; • <«' « cumpetitryo '.i*-. .... . Z U0 THANKS TO GENERAL MITCHELL a f:7 — -.•&' » i1- tjs m 'ANY 1 t cs i o r n Del - Air ppany’.s? of-' Realtor*! iss Me i»cmian11’ inter­ im «>! fice of 7 v IN text door to [fen's Ga­ p e ()(M. p 1*nml .Munev ES . Lincoln’s Soumlness Of Character q ; You.will styles and 1 fiooi over. (h at Y m m 2 Securities £ A22© © A A 2 © A2&) A2 0 A 2H lu* rooms : '; r 5 HOWTO .JUDGE HOGS & S ;3i i Pm m y 0 -r H u. m J fe) mmi As,® V Neat! nt*inum hr m ♦♦$ l! I N E S Ladies’ Filmed CREPE De Chine As © AND (j EORCETTE DRESSES As © *1*Z # WILL THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY DlE? «r. 9 s & 'f e t s ijHininoIn (l[ounhj]!)3| Sanford,F la. Stove and i,,re Wood 'MlL-a R* F- Maxi,*e||. s1 15c Pci- Foul .CREPE DE SATIN BACK CRE Beautiful light shades in flat crepes and colored silk prints, made hy Co-ed and Betty Wales Dress Makers. Popular price $25 III)__ $29.00 and $35.00. ’P •Bet Co. Y owell H INE AND DRESSES 3 S 2 .S O C As® SELL IT FOR LESS Ball Hardware Co.| Britt Realty f ; -.* * _ j cL . i i I E �I INNITY PLANS Austrians Showing ROLUNSSTAGES' W a: r . so E -K i r * i t s k * 132 ft. W. 315 ft. to B«ff. ............... : .. ....289 " * ftttM The above and foregoing final -Mseasmehts are payable w ithout ' \*T Interest up to Marcli; 1 1925, and from anil a fte r such, date said 1— “ - - i ' i' a;e:lql nsScssmcnta will _ .paVaBlc , ..................... dftly ln.fl^ tecil'E in_n il Annual inlower the world’* records in th e atallmenta with Interest a t 8 per cent p /r annum Ian all*deferred pay 300 aftd 600 yard-free style.- Tho ment*. . Notice, ia hereby given that c o n M ru c tw S on E ighth S treet front Sanford Av#., to v , pleted and the completed work' haa' been fi2 T C om m luion ot-the CUy of Sanford* Plorlda *3 The following la the final estimate for a , . Sanford Ave., to French Ave. 24 feet In J J l' It i n r h Rnrlr n » l o W,U<n 'w & t i P * a n k ‘K' ,h” s“ ' ot W 6* 01 *» expected that they will strive to ’ *‘*or^ B this. 19th day of Jan u ary A. D. 1025. Icwur their own record*. (Seal) . • *• . L. R. Phillips. City Clerk, The national low board diving v --------------ivcntH haa created quite an in- TO AI.L P ltbP E R T Y OWNERS ____ 0 PROPERTY. QN FRANK597 Lin f t G ranite Curb reset at lCc terest purely from the lla t.o f enLIN STR EET Fl (FORD AVBNUE TO PARK AVENUE. ^Iron Man Joe” Plans Real Re­ tries. Those w h a 'h iv i; signed up M .j u S a * 4120 Sq. Yds. rock base a t 80c .. ..... Twenty-Wvi? 7)1 i the construction of, thtf for competition in thir phane of Notice _ ___ . lAMj>hi4t<(1*avq. . . . . . turn to .Field at Age Of 4049 ^Sq Yds. 2 inch sheet asphalt*tpp t ,uml popularity since the end of the afternoon's competition inwent on Franklin St. from Sanford Ave; to Park Ave. haa been comI* 54; Will Play With Ituhugue the WoWd War. There were 70 633 Sq. Yds Brick jrelatd flal ot 40c. . accepti'd ijy .the City Team in Mississippi I .'ague clubs iti w hat is now Austrin a t 4JJ4 Sq. Yds. Bri»;k r«laid r the beginning of the war, but Helen Wninwright and Grate hen C °? ,h e Clty of SanfonJ, Florida. . ITI 13 Sq Ft. C oncrete‘^ lh DUBUQUE. In., Feb. 17.—Now since 1919 the number has bean ‘ ‘ Tho follcwiijg ia tho final estlm nte’of the cost of PdOjfig Frtfhklin ; i5 5 S q Ft. Sidewalk.'ntj • j " th at “iron Matt” Joe McGinnity swelled to 872 with about 60,000 from Sanford Ave. west td P ark Ave. n width .of 2 1 feM.' with nam e fni has returned once more to base­ playing members. All tire mem­ is in rendinv8. for whnt promise'. , t!,ve “ ,rea<{y n.'a‘ e thJ H j of:aqtiH; ball, the fans tire wondering how bers of the International Federa­’ (to he tha g reatest a,,untie event ^ n,!,dveH l of Orange cuunly when 25 Olympic ! cs’ . H ,t‘v !ru °^, ^ w n having 321.00 tion of Football Associations. long he will lost. !'un° r 11° ^pU,e^ A ustrians take the game seri­ women swimmers will compete In A fter he pitched more, than n 61.40 4480 Lin. Ft. 3 ipch p ra jn Tile a t $100.00 the state and national events nlong n i 11 ‘*ivln8 events of the G85 Lin F t. 12 inch Storm Sewer a t $1.1 dozen gomes for Dubuque .Missis­ ously and train faithfully, especi­ the Bollin:; college water course b°Olympic games in Paris, 1,124.80 sippi Valley League Club in 1923, ally for the international games. pinning ut 3 o’clock thin afternoon. Extra Work i ...~d... ...a...... ............ J A popular phase of the after37.80 and led the team to a pennnt, he I hi* season the Austrian tentna. Orlando. Daytona. Daytona Beach, events will he the efforts 1 .Monument a t S treet Interactions have scored victories over selected 1,452-,80 Laboratory Inspection* of Moterials tenms from Bulgaria, Egypt, Miami, Tampa nud St. Petersburg cf Alleep Riggin. hrlder of m any 1,852.82 Hungary, I ta ly ,. Rumania, Jugos­ 1 have entered teams in the state nationoi and international titles Legal Expense 2 per cent......... ...... 138.90 lavia and Germany and lost gnjnes evVht: nnd interest Is running high to overcome the lend of Helen Engineering 5 per c e n t................. o \r r the forthcoming contest. Walnwrlglit ns national nll-rennd only in Berlin nnd Spain. 36,00 Rr|iresentntivpH from every s e c -1 «wimming champion. Mira W ainThere are 15 larg e foot hull fields C0.0C TOTAL COST...... „*........... in Vienna, tho largest having ar- tlon of the nntion have a rriv ed . "’T ight is expected to muke a 1,003,06 club he nianag(‘d two years ago. rommodations for 75,000 specta­ in W inter Park to take part in . s’tr,,"K effart to defeud her InuTo he borne entirely by adjacent property, “ Will you pitch?’’ he was asked. tors. Before the war there were *he w ater sports while every part U'1H a ,|d fhe has already unnounc77.2C Number of feet frontage............ “Of course I’ll pitch; and I'll pitch only three playing fields. °f Florida is virtually interested c‘l that she intends to odd to her 0.50 In my tu rn ,” was the veteran’s In the showing to he mnde by M,inh' string »»f honors by nttem ptAssessment per foot frontagp....... $4.5072 77.90 comeback. their representatives. ing to swim the English Channel FRED T. WILLIAMS, 12(UU Will Esfahlish New Records next summer. . McGinnity comes hack to base­ ball a t the age of 54. Ilis first 1 New world’s records will he Not without interect will be the 315.50 money foe pitching wir received at eHuhiished in four evepfs for this j showing made by Gretchen Allen I afternoon will bo the first time brilliant little Tumpa Mermaid, Van Buren. Ark., in 1892 when he E. R, T rafford’s Map, 8 was 21 years of age. , that wimmeis will have attem pt- who will meet the strongest pbs. >1 such events along a UO-yard rilile eompelition in the world McGinnity was l»orn on Mar. 19, ^ llc se rjiillim course. Hie events nre the ICO- i when she enters events in which I. II. Snipes, Lot 5, Block 9, Tr. L................. 1871, in Henry County, III. Ilis yaid, free style; 500 m eter free j the Olympic stars of Inst season father, a coal miner, was killed in W. J . Thigpen, Lot 10, Block 9, Tr. 1........ ’’ , 1yanl Lack stroke and will tuke purt. Ml::a Allen is well­ an ncrident and Joe went to work \ . L. Betts, Lot 6 / Block 9, Tr. 2........... * y««-d breast stroke. Chief known among the followers of in the mines a t a tender age lie R lo n n o r ( J e r a l d . W h o D c fe a lamong those entered fo r these j aquatics In this state for the wiitiNellie K. Loucks, Lot 10, Block 9, Tr. 2 . picked up baseball on the sandlols rieserliUloH K t.lM n a e A j Decatur, HI., nnd was gradual etl W o rld ’s Must A tiu a d c four events are G ertrude Kderle, derful exhibitions of diving she J. A. Williams, Lot 2 9 .................... •...... ..................... 13a 1. T. Denton, Lot 6, Block 9, Tr. 3 ed from fh** am ateur rank It when S l u r s In S I. A tivfitsliiK *.Took L. R. Philips, Lot 10, Block 9, T r. 3 ............... It. it. Berg, et nl, Lot 30 ...... 133 ^ he hurled a semi-pro game in A r­ Frances Clark. 1 held along the Rollins college U p S w im m in t: ( ’u r e A ilm e n t A. M. Bcthamly, Lot 4, Block '9, t r , I........ H. H. Berg, et nl, Lot 39 120 kansas in 1892. He joined Mont­ 1 An otleiiipt will hr mude iu I course. \ . M. Bothumly, Lot 5, Block 9, Tr. 4 .........’’ gomery in the Southern Leseue in It. II. Berg, et ul, Lot 40 ............................... 129 1893, but a panic put the clult out A. M. Bothumly, Lot 0, Block 9, Tr. 4....... Amended Plat of I.0U 1 to 20 except Lots 12 nnd 14 of business within u few months. V. M, Bothumly, Lot 7, Block 9, Tr. 4....... TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING ON HIGHLAND STKBKT Lane’s Addition McGinnity bobbed up in the old M artha G. Fox, Lot5, Block 9, Tr. 5 ............ IROM PARK AVENUE TO FRENCH AVENUE. R. H. Berg, et al, Ix.t 19 ....................................... .. 90.28 W estern le a g u e with Kuusas City E. D. Mobley, Lot 10, Block 9, Tr. 5.......... Notice ia hereby given that the construction of the n ’phnlt paveHoward Overlin, Lot 2 0 .............................................. 129.9 In 189-1. When the sruson was I Public Schorl, Lot 5, Block 9, Tr. 0 ......... mi’iit on Highland Street from Park Avenue to French Avenue has Pine Heights, Sanford, Florida, been <.iinplet. cl and the .'oinpleted work bus been finally accepted A. P. Connelly, Lot 17 ................................................ 40 Public School, Lot 10, Block 9, Tr. (1......" . ' by the <ity Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. L. H. Thrasher, Lot 6, Block 9, Tr. 7 A. P. Connelly, l.ot 33 .................................... 173.75 'Ill* following i the final estim ate of tin* coat for the paving \. P. Connelly, Victor & Bell Check, Lot 10, Block 0, Tr. 7 Lot 49....... 173.75 of llighlni.d Et. from Pari: Ave. Went to Freneh Ave. n width of 24 A. P. Connelly, Lot 04.................. > .................... ...... ihh •oo Chittenden, South 1*2 Lot 4, Block 9, Tr. feci with sheet asphalt on a li inch rock base: loe I). Chittenden, E. 10' of S. 1-2 Lot 5,Blk9, A. P. Connelly, Lot 79 .....,........................................ 1715 J2IU8 Cu. Yds. Evacation nt 40e ........................................... $ 843.20 The above and foregoing final assessm ents nre puyablc wi 220p fita. Yd*. Overhaul a t le ................................................... 22.00 terest up to MARCH 1, 1925 and from and a fte r such date sai 22D5 Lin. Ft. Concrete Curb and G utter nt 7!Jc .................... 2,444.10 2-19 Lin. Ft. Flush Curb at 35c ............................................... 87.151 •1436 Sq. Yds. 0 imdi .Macadam Basu at 80c ........................... 3,388.00­ 1257 Sq. Yds. 2 inch Sheet Asphalt Top a t $1.02 ............... 4,342.14 •|i!l Sq. Ft. Concrete Alley Returns nt 30c ................,......... 138.30 113 Sq. Ft. Sidewalk at 20c ............... .............................. 22.00 0 Type B. P ile's nt 530.00 .......................... ................................ 180.00 "73 Lin. Ft. 12inch Storm Sewer 8 to 10 Ft. Deep at $2.751,025.75 P hi I.ln. I*t.12inch Stoim Sewer HI to 12 Ft. Deep at $4.00400.00 2 M anhJe II to III ft. ut $85.00 ........................................... 1700(1 946 ft. I.iinih r left in trenches a t $75.00 ................................ 70.95.M.tict* is hereby given th a t the construction of the asphalt pnvePf5 Lip. Ft, 1^Inch Storm Sewer 4 to 0 inch deep ut $1.05 „ 19l,2rtJ m-.nt on Commercial S treet from Park Avo. trt Palm etto Ave. has Extra Work . .. ...'........ ........................; ;......... 80.80 been completed, and the completed work’W b e e n A nally acceptcd'liy 2 MontinicnLi at street intersections a t $0.50 ........... .......13.00 tin- City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. In h oiato.y Inspection of m aterials ................... ........................ 1(57.78 I he following is tho final estim ate for pnving Commercial Legal expense ndv. etc 2 per cent ............................................ 271.80 Street from I’nrk Ave. east to Palm etto Ave. n width of 16 feet with Engineering 5 per cent ..................... ............. ............................... (579.50 d i-et nsplmlt oil a 6 inch rock huse: . 100 Cu. yds. grading ut 4()c ................................ (......................... $ 120.00 M 1 ’" vw ••• •• u u u h i l•■*• Joe winked in every gunu*, 12(5-1 Lin. Ft. Flush Curb a t 35c .................................. .................. 442.40 being Used us u relief pitcher v/iiep entir ly by adjacent property oxyners 1110 Sq. Yds. Rock Base a t 80c ....... .J........................................ 888.00 the others faltered. He pitthed I- e.-t frontage ............................................ 662 Lin. Ft. 3 inch Drain Tile a t $100.00 .................................... U6.20 one tie gumc. A post-season sorper foot front ig« .................................. . $4.8213 leH wi,s arranged between the two 1410 Sq. Yds. 2 inch Sheet Asphult Top at $1.02 ................... 1,132.20 teums. Brooklyn won three out of FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer, 1 Type B. Inlet .................................................. nn no five* and MrCiinnitv wax victorious in two games. “T11I10" Waddell op­ 1 0 ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PHOPEIff hinfurd lleixliln Additiiin posed him in both. * FORD AVENUE FROM FRANKLIN STREET W McGinnity was tin- first NationSTREET. nl player to sign n contract with Ni.tiee ia hereby given th at the construction of tk*V an American League eluli when the junior circuit wus horn in Diont on Sanford Avenue from Franklin Street to Guiq 1? * ’ 'Vt‘n(- to Baltimore where )-c:i eiiinphted, and the completed work has been fiulj.1 John McGraw. Wilber! Robinson ho City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florid* Ulld Jo«* Kelly were Ihe club own­ Total Cost ............................................................... l lie following is the final estimate of the cog hr ers. He remained with tile Oriole 1 Tu be borne by City 1-3 ..................................... .$1,012.3 until July. 1902, when lie went iu if Sun ford Avenue 24 feet in width from Franklin So* the G iants with .McGraw. To be borne by adjacent property ............................ 2,024.7 Geneva S treet with Sheet Asphult -OVillite Proccu) oai< McGinnity led the National LeaNumber o f feet frontage ................................................... .1,00 KUo, pitchers again in 1994, im r ’ A iscssm rnt per foot frontage ..................................... $2,016 ing August he pitched and won | FRED T. WILLIA.MS, Engineer. nifr.e headers. Boston. 5 rhilndephia and Brooklyn being The following is tho final estim ate of the cosl of w the victims. paving on Commercial S treet between Park Ave. und Pa Joe , n,,„refused . • ti -• go t« Indiunupoli from 16 foot to'IO feet in width with sheet asphalt on a in 1UU.I in pan, p:4iio, 1,1 for ‘Rutsb are: Mtitquaid. II. houglit n half in terest in the Newark .1,1. of U„ 110 Cu. Yds. Grading at 40c .v.... :............................................ Internntional I eaguc and took hi 600 Sta. Yd^. Overhaul at le ....................*....... ......... . rtg h lu r turn on 11,<- uiouml f.»i lour years. 1172 I in. Ft. concrete curb and g u tter in place of flusl Tjien hr went to Tacoma .v. pur curb which would havo been used on 16 ft. pavement a owner of the Niirthwenti in Is’aem team , but in 191(5. In Butte. M..n 109 Lin. Ft. Flush Curb at 35c tana, the next year he nroupei 1373 Sq. Yds. Rock Iiuso nt HOc rente of his losses, nut the win com#* and put a dumpfi* on mom 1285 Sq. Yds. 2 inch Oil Asphall Itagti'* lats#*h:i|| in Jl#17. 132 Sq. Yds. 2 inch Lake Aspha In l!*;.*ii.21 MeGinnilv ni.’ituip., 8)0 Sj |. Ft. 1'nn.Tetn Alley retu the Decatur fjlal,-\ , ,,n,. „f ,|„ fltrongt’ t .vi’inj•pi«i Hub in i Li 3(1 sq. ft. Sidewalk a t 20c ... count 1y. IL* caniu to I in In 11in* a E xtra Work ............ ....... ' ............. mana^i*r in ii)2|. I.abdra'tory Inspection of m ater Legal Expense, Adv. etc. 2 per Engineering | per cent .............. Sf'iSs1 Herald Want Ads Sanford Business Activities of Importance tmitaiintrffa ?4,'Tkths -t D. KATES ■treaa »»e r«l■M rd la tftr f*V BERLIN. Feb. 17.--Th< growing anxiety in An roinmt n'iul cireb- doing In »n Get many over tireschemes [(fontoted by uni Ioijh broker i fu New Vnrf cago and oilier hties. who American ^.t(» invest in i bonds a m i' t'oeks of <|< value. It ts felt th a t these tiom ;! riot ■Vinlv barm peoi moderate rneann who rati ford to lose the money, la they also undermine faith i tim ato business undertukin Every day pathetic letter pouring into Uu. office American Chamber of Con ben* from men and women United States who have ii •a worthless patter marks, securities of concerns thu long gone bankrupt. The l>er recummeuds earnestly t rurb oro-pei live investor \ i gate thoroughly before glvi their money. Get your ern ailverw Vulcanizing NEW YORK, Fell. 17. ’ Flowers, the Negro nriildh wi censuliou a t A tlanta, seined a ideal knockout om r .iuekii* i of fUlcrtnii. Pa., in the fifth i of their 12-round bout al Commonwealth N. ( ’., in IL, lust night. It was a hard f., hutllt* and q iiip to an aluupt ing when Clarke’s geeomls to. towel into the ring. The Pennsylvania boxer alt •*d to kick tilt* IdwpI tmta luit referee accepted the token of n*ndt*r and would not n«« Clarke to continue. Flowers little trouble in landing on hi, vorsurv. He failed to hcoi knockdown. . Bob .Uiw.ion, ( n Negro st; mute to Flowers, stopped e i archan, also of Allentown, h second round of th e / HL*nii-fini A big crowd turned out for b'aits. Bo big, in fuct tlmt riro Department officials ort| the doors shut ut 8:30 o’clock was aipiounced I hat ('hurley (I Rosenborg Would bo next w* headliner, with H arry Gofddi ins opponent, D ('‘ilteri, Taike and Key, I Maude M, Jenkins, Isd 11 55. F. Doudnry, Lot III I: 1■i . Dearie, Lot 112 R <bet t Deane, Lot 113 RoLert Dr-.me, Lot l i t J. N. l!o -.-.iter, Lot 115 •I. N. Rossiter, Ia»t 11(5 •I. N. Ross iter. Lot 117 J. N. R o s s i t e Lot 1IH J. N. Rossiter, Lot 119 J. N. Rossiter, Lot 120 Unknown, lait 121 Unknown, l*tt 122 A rthur C. .Moore, Lot 133 F- J h Breeilen, Ixit 121 George K. H unter, Lot 12, Howard Overlin, Lot 126 F- F. Fields, Lot 127 H. C. Paeglow, Lot 1(50 J, W, Pennington; Beg. JU2 S inford Hotel Jt (iunstruction Co., 1, 2, 3 HIk 2 Tier •*! fc»t frontug T. J. Miller lleg. N, E. Cor Blk 2 Run S. 8 2 .1 ft. W. 75 ft. N. 82.4 75 tt., fi et frontage 75 l.ake View Pur Sanford Herald, Lot A, frontage I H urry Kent, Lot B. frontug.* d(HI ft I-ak:* Front Improvement Company, 11.07 ami -iu, ironing* 53I t ............................ 1,071.(5*> 11.97; The above and foregoing F ilial-Aaaoaatncnta ari II of ini r .a t up to March 1, 1925 und from und after sia 11.07 ;iu! assessm ent will be payable only in ten equal ur 11.07 •’whit Ii inti rest a t 8 | s-r ernt t e r annum oti all deferr II oV | Witness my hand as City Clerk and th*- Seal uf 2(5.775 t Florida Ibis ltUh dey i f January A. 1), 1925. H i * # " 1) I--P h i l i p s , c itj • -*i a on on. t'.a, n m Total Cost ..... Mjmber of foet ffontago Cost per foot front ............. To be borne entirely by adjacent property FRED T. Vauir lla-ser l,,| In,, Fl Pine Heights, Sanford, FBI and Mrs. As 79, to 93 inc. ... .... Amended Plat of Kdgewood; San i Inc., I,ot.r 15 to ’ 21 Inc. . Rose Court Addition, Sanford, i ., Lot 60 ................................... South Park, Sanford, Fla. ., iait 1 .... length [e 30c for f lra t Is restricted to lest Ion. I made The 8 a n II be responsible correct Insertion. for su bse quent office should be stely In case of KltTISEIU reeentatlve th o r wllh rates, ru le s n. will xlvo you nation. And If will assist you r want ad. to Ifectlee. # T .VOTIC’B mubl (five t h e i r Rice address a s dione number If dts About one , thousand line a the others c a n ’t, llh you unless 1 address. MfC n t ’ST tie is at Tfce I s a fire er br l e l•ae dlscontlnii valid, vice jmpt. Efficient. BTC ^ rT a jJfS ?fico ic°Pe108 in/ Second L,sted anSdt.for N Avenue. J. E. SPURLINO. with onfe^' su: Heights, Florida on Dlx wny. JAMES H. COWANHAI *|]d Sheet Meta Water and Boat Tanks J U .n u c ."d ThirJ Street ^ for Building Material Lumber and Building Material Miscellaneous For Sale Automobiles Truck " ANTED—Tp buy Country pro; \ Coupe canned vegetables, syrup,' ‘ ouring highest prices paid.—Davis Whole: ’ nuring •‘,alu ('u-. Augustn, Go. ads ter TT. ---------i ...s<i-j^ r f Sedan Work wanted a t once by capable » labout mnn- Experienced truck driver, Truck rnrn’,,!r . or carpenter. Will do Body) ""ythm g. Address E. H. Care o f ’ i c n g e r IIcrnl‘L ^ ____________ " ' FOR SALE—Pure sugar cam; sy­ rup, 05c per gallon In 35 gallon barrels, Pure Sugar House molas­ ses 45c. Pure Cuban 35c.—Davis Wholesale Co., Auguata. Ga. CASH—Paid for false teeth, den tnl gold, platinum and discard- 19: cil jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and Refining do., Qtsego, Mich. I*OR SALE—Used Willys-Light Plant, A-l shape used 10 months. Bargain for quick sale. Ij»kc Mary Casino. Lnkc Mary, Fla Panel a"',7 nJ ', '< !ln,r th n t,Phone wil1 324-J. 1 a n d lim .110,1 ttak Avenue. BABY , , CHICKS—Nine- excellent breeds to choose from. Hatch­ ing now. Quality, our speciality. Not quantity. Let us prove it. Free circular with price list. New Ern Poultry F a rm. Valdosta. (;«. SALE—Eggs for hntching. ,N. C. brown leghorns. $1.00 per setting. John R. IL Junes. Jones. Beardall I rl)R SALE—Overland sedan, good mechanical condition, priced low for quick rale. See Mr. Fnbriz. Selling nt n sacrifice 10 S. C 113 Park Ave. Rhode Island Red hens and uni cock for $30. iN-kerols $4.00 each Mrs. Joe Shingler, Donnhlsvllle the * P<!rWord*“*b frtVreR etrP AND METAL w i lYPEWitITEHS AND ‘h i All makes typewriters 1 sale on easy repairs. Off Bsll Bldg. 1- DeLantl Per month will give You n new five-room And Sidewalks pnid, Bungalow—Paving Mtln^iE~ ^ r nl**^*i,0» Exceptionally good Location. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS (Realtors) 10-1-108 Magnolia Avcnuo ADVERT1SB In V r J o u r a . l . S 7 s»d. South Georgia’s g r e ^ H t BY OWNER—Nice groyo subdivision on R , . . ‘ d; f Cliesiflcd r e tri highway. Dnvid M. Douglass, Sanford. Subdivision tI n tT’* p ro sp e r o u s f a r m - Dally New* Phone 282. MIRACLE Concrete Co, genei w1or!t’ ■•dewalks, bull JJ? blocks, irrigation boxes. J. Tcrwillegpf, Pmp. IRECTORY Real Estate LEARN ABO ^■kelnnd. tl S55sr-T- ,t»« are for con- -MK5,W«Ssr»2? a l‘7.«*r.. «•»,-..... . ( m l >Vluenmg ............. ....................... borne entirely by adjacent property owners tr of fret frontage ..... -....... ......................... nu nt per foot frontage .................................... SlngEM^ ?LE. 22* _ ..... ... JOe a line .... . He a lla e .... ...... Be a lla e _...... ....4e a lla e pe double above ■reran* Real Estate County and FOR SALE—Th 4,7*w - gram. C-* bungalow and nn ? m ,np CltV «t- a prld South Florida from nnr.m?rit0 suit' Twelve block! And make a s ta rt. from postofflcc. See owner. R Toward financial PW N T ER y Z J- Holly. Room^s Hal! Bldg. Independence. We can „n,| wi|, ht., F h L f Ai|F fc , ? R REN T-Sm al You by making the 60 n rln l.h three acrca of land en tTT " nd truck 8»rd tri’r h i dca 1l<pot for chJc,tcna, elec A. P. CONNELLY & SONS on hnrA ^’ntc£; 10 m inute, oul , , (Realtors) on hard rond. Phone 571-J. 101-103 Magnolia Avenue U tln n In H n n fh iT ' I fr n e s t clfeu2 « ! ^ V ^ d h,W,,?‘; rw Heal estate brokers. All r^»m fce re- a line. Advertistn — . PR INTING :tuWT P R I N Y s m J F ^ h o r ? 1 in Advance j ZZXL!'v & r f e :;: : Americans Warned Of (•ermaii Slocks Classified Directory lily Herald tiS n £ lt s S l i r m,^ FOR SALE—Fifty acres good cclMORNING TRlRtfNE »«C in<' . I‘.ivc ncrc* cleared Trihnn *n y°uUr "ubscrlptlon to the nnd|rilii tiled nnd in crop. Right nt Tribune or hand It to your local loaning station nnd near hard road. 'greatest® C‘ n rend Florida’. I rice $8..i00. Half ensh. hnlanco 80S , ( |L nf ," T O er* One year J8.00, « months |4 OC, three month. • e-WO. If yon desire $1,000 Incur ’ I H you are looking for s . po,lc' ,i1'1 76 j A top-notch far. Well located nnd fully equipped WANT to b o , oe .ell Wp hnve nn excellent Listing nt this time. the "Balnw vlll.’ so” -* '1*” *1** ,n Ask us about it. A. V. CONNELLY & SONS (Realtors) 104-108 Mugnolia Avenue Nurses NURSE—Specializing in Obstet­ rics (Baby Cases) prefer to have case register nt lenst two weeks In advance. Write Box 10II or call 012, Orlando, Fla. For Trade An elcctricnl device for m easur­ ing the depth of wnter in wells has been perfected by nn A ustralian in­ ventor. I-t^R KENT—Four room with modern convenience Kr \ , “ml St - " ’cst Sid nler,V£°! Philips. FOR RENT—"Funiishe.l "2 apartm ent $25 monthly See Mrs. Doni-lm'Ml SALE—Gasoline engine 1 1-2 vnnee. H e r a ld o f f l r c h. p.. suitable for fnrm purposes. —Nice dwelling house venue. Close in, $10. lute brick store $65 per month Thrasher & (Sarner. To ning dust with prevont cake Icing from run­ nil the edges of the enkr. tho top of the enke slightly corn starch. ringworm, barber’s Itch. Irritated scaly rO R RENT—Two room furnished by LiS ard's h e tt’ eh“ n* " ° ha|de<i Apartment with garage. No small It aoothe* and heals the affected children allowed. 703 Palmetto Ave. ■pot* Uke magic. Under i u epetl the Two business lots nt Bithlo 1 DfcV’B h O P R U s ATTriNTtON- r , n skin becomes soft, smooth and dear. he bought on easy term. Addri Oarngo, 907 laiurel Skin blemishes melt away under IU owner, nox j . l l , Sanford, Fnl. powerful action. liair mi l l i o n ilnl n r h l Khwnv t.V WA NTBD—Corporn . . ........tion operating LICARDO makes all skin troublss extensively in Florida Real Ksdisappear. Ask your druggist for It tnlo; having exeeptionally fine now. Eastern connections, has an op­ FOR R E N T - Rooms with or withening for young executive in Day­ out meals. Reasonable rates. Forget the nasty tnsting. stom­ tona office. Drawing account and Lincoln House. floor. W r i t , rv ? „ ,i l n ,,n g r o u n d ach upsetting cod liver oil and give KALE OR RENT—One five Percentage of profits. Investment ..Ho 1 thm W P.un?r, underdeveloped room new house with I and 1-2 of $5,000 to $10,000 required, .se­ ( hildren McCoy’s Co,l Liver Oil | AUGUSTA College res land on Gertrude Avenue. cured by real estate. CHRONICLE — A u Compound Tablets if y«u want to graduate preferred. Real opporgustn, Ga.-A ugusta’s greatest l 'ini‘v for right man. Address I. D MDTOR RE- give them a good appetite and ciAiiMiflcd me hum, rale enrh .09c ‘-9*—* • D- Bo* 1535, Daytona. Fla. W nntfrrftit •Ififottf"1 chargo. 10c INC. • por line, minimum -30c. '/le/iyAf/hf Sunmiri —*,M,, w™te collie dog, with WANTED — Experienced l a d y yellow spots almut the head. I.eft stenographer. Ch * “ rooms JTRIC SERVICE t 'l dnesdny night. Return to Her­ T il nil riTiHt.il -lectrical repairs. COOK WANTED Small family, ald Office and receive reward. FOR R E N T One bedroom, 611 | I mI (. iin noil i,|| J Ave. Orlando, good pay. [nq re I 122 Park I rliiInis or ilrin; _Pnrk_Ave._ Avenue. f estate: FOUND—One whlto collie dog. Vnu nnd each I Boys are not as much troubhTn- 1IIMlIfleil Owner may have same by iilenReal Enlntr— Inyrslmrnla anil IT, WANTED—Girls. FOR RENT girls. ) ou know a hoy will ih -•») claims ami .1 tifving the dog ami paying for nd. and clean. Ap things he shouldn’t, hut you alway. or either of )ini. F lrat National Bank Building Cafeteria. Csr” Drivo it (he estate of \V;i hope n girl won’t._ llelly, tleceasril, •nd Second St, FLORIDA 10.000 company wants< -nn,n .... ' . . . . h'.’- •”,ri,on wh«> ««»>•< the SANFORD, Hcmlitoln Ciiiinty umleralKneil l„ 11 ssllios ip 11 "fl l" t* /"« t hy mistake Watkins Home Necessities Islrutor of siihl , ord. More than 150 used Ht the < haritv Ball last Friday Young married man with- short­ y«-;irs REPAIRING from the tl Income $35 to $50 weekly 1night please be kind enough to r e ­ hand. bookkeeping, selling and I »•-*! th is I Ml, I*-* —■Automobile "cu unnecessary. W rite! urn at once to (5. R. Warren. 311 warehouse experience, anxious to A I >. 1320. l ( and Rebuilding. • 6 . The J. R. Watkins Co.,| locate in Sanford. Any reasonable I Oak Avenue.__ work accepted to get started. Box \. Iowa Ave.. Memphis, | LOST—Light brown long * Cut to Suit ’ A. 1. Herald Ofiee. , tween Sanford and Lon fOR HIRE Pec cord delirtrnl I In Sanford. Finder plea M ANTED lli>y to do genera pKRVlCH HSy ADVERTISING work around store. Must ho 1 I ‘‘HI M*82R flUoijd *Mti|'| , fta all trains. Baghustler. Apply F. W. Wool worth *' ward. LPhone 651. «<».. Sanford, Fla. LOST| — Last Sunday, strayed. [ tr ips ’ WANTED—Two neat white girl medium sized white setter fe­ for waitresses nt Sanford Conn male Black spots on body, right ALDER. Day and mold cm WMJTi try ( lull. Phone 2500. ear hlnek, small yellow spots over inrice, ) NEWT Anytime, T»'_ FTurldn and W» stern Meats 5MC5 . AKCAMiM 'vhite tall. Reward if returned t.. HO Sanford Avr. RECKER Phone (ill-W mrr Ttllhln en»y «t Sanford I »ftrn nrrdrd. Inkrn noy aprrrqulrrd. It |n Mkrllrallf for Help Wanted Sugar Coated Tablets For Puny Kids Rooms For Rent S r^ & ^ sa rS oiralopij»KtoaKeV C ,nnT" f,,r llv7 Directory Haggard & Company Position Wantec! Stove and Fire Place '♦‘it a AVood Ail ^ j OLD HOME TOWN Hritt Realty Company Ry STANLEY whl 7 u °n ri,r whitl*’ "nd aL0*...... .......... STORK Pre '<0. So<lns. Wr >u as your phono, IRICAL lectiu c 'C O . ' OiHon & Platt Everything clccElcctragith *TWNS a n d • j^ l ’I.IKS_______ W T s T a TI'OM. i. Tires, Acccssorith u smile. Elm gne 447 L3. 1 •tatmns. Mags«- Iirst and Elm, • ,n,J 10th Street. |Rls u \ FLORIST”IflJ ^fcslona. Lrnono 260-W [Rm t i r k — f RK TO SKI. fture Co. Wc Phnnn Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, con he quickly overcome by applying a little Mcntho-Sulphur, says a not­ ed skin specialist. Because of its germ destroying properties, this sulphur preparation instantly brings easo from skin irritation, soothes and heals the eczema right up nnd leaves the skin clear nnd smooth. It seldom falls to relievo the torm ent and disfigurement. Suf­ ferers from skin trouble should tret a little ja r of Rnwlcs MenthoSulphur from any good druggist and uxe it like cold cream. S A V -W H A T t ) T H E M A T T E R . A R O U M O TH It> H O U b E ? i 'M C i t t u s ’ ^d i c k . a ,»s t i r e d o r Xou A ,ts M ACC4IE -------- 75TR E r o ^ » ( M T o T jnl-K U T O MEL’ LgSL M Bond and / l if.1 1*^ of a(fuin * ro is te re d us w°men l)ank *s ‘ntes lm . — \ B****** t n aMir n t n 1 p lili l [ m o n e y ?—w e „ on Fir»t l 2ST“f 11,0 ( e m a lo kinds or property listed for sale ck Avenue and Second Street ) k H o iMulur g e ts you (h h ih I B rin g s you b ack Tfy Smith’s Barber Shop for £ood barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. Chiropodist fo o t s p e c ia l is t urns, Itunlona. I n a r o w - nt rnl!«, Heavy Call* ((*••» ur llrml Mhlna tel. (»((. ( '. I.. f i l s i . K h fnw.il |ir«w IM.lit. Phone. K ltv a t o r § For Sale By THE WASH Bcmo. tm a t s l id o t f t h e c e h t w a i. MOTEL PORCH W ILL HAVE T O BE REPLACED 9 BV A NEW ONE { Hill Hardware Co uSB SlS Phone 53. Elton J. Moutfhton ARCHITECT First Nutlonal Rank JBcIr. S a n fo rd ,----------- - Florida BRINGING UP FATHER INFRY r,i KojiI IvstnU*— Insurance 1 Icasure Trip or • Fishing Trip Ball Hardware Co n<l7-L ? . ild,n<( A nnex. 3 J - ° J - O A N ---------- (lone Il-;ll,||iur Orlnnitn, I'larlila V+ + > * < .* % S.> + + + ^. + + + + + + GARDEN HOSE ADVANCED 15c I‘cr Foot kA£,u.(TOr*Ts caU 579-J. ITS AIL IN PLA f? MO-MO- TMC»e$ *»»OTM** CMC ON TH« WAV JOHN E. FOX HERALD is the big morning newspaper. *TRR~------------- - ' SHOP-FoFex- TtXl SAV Mt.7>4V4KS A R C IIITB C T Mt-mher L i t By GEORGE McMANUS MOW • L IS T E N L IK E ! T O H A V E U N D ER ^TA M Q AROONO H E R E Y/% I’D /\ts In — ~ ‘b H O T u p I Dots’T WAIST T o TALK To a:.:,m ... ■iti V H ? A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 17, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d8f5b3853297c404c8dba881df349fe7.pdf cd5e27b52cf5c11aa86cc3ee8c9bd1ac PDF Text Text -VM? __ 4 _~-f_ . *7« V * •- f U* . V •••••' • y. • ■ • * v f - „•»1. -; ’ . . * * ’r •* : *3! 5 & t ’ > * • • n 't - ft V W--.W* i * :;3 V «2W> v ‘ *-r ' ■ ‘■day and 1 W xiersta oast to vj . •* .v ■n SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, FEBRUA RY 1«, 1925. \ih H »■ U ,/-r ... —i »ev a tin .. Months - i . ulr * ivFT; 4 CKICAGO."Peb. id.—FollowM r an addir«s by Raymond D. Fotdtcu, of Niw /York, forumler secretary' general of-the League of.rNations;be fore theChicago Sunday Even Cveolag >.w eiubuw ha audience. of nearly nearlj ■uHitiKa ui 3,000 including " " m etobetaof 60 t- •1LV orga rations _aad clubs In' the night adopted resto the effedt that uremando be made anon the £ gn relations ebmmitiea and country that tha. World Court protocol be ;ratifl««L , -LiU4— a In IU leTfane sbrai sWednesi] Friday --------------- &7 m u** Of IK ER DOE ‘■■euTT.' -»mirgv ■ __:__ ~ . ______________________ ___ Shaft to C oH in s’ “Tomb” .*1 tSid! rrf ^ - ^-vre r -rr -*1 Curtailment In Production Is Given at 34.8 per cent But Increase of 1 2 2 Per. Cent In Value In 2 Y rtra Noted • v•* * ** * ' 1* M COPIES FIVE CENT8. SUMNER'SCKCUS BEGINS WEEK OF Spirit Of Age Shown In Engineering Work Coiat , ; . NUMBER. 170. ADRescue Uncertain A s Carnegie Tech President In Report (o Trustees Gives Views Modern College With Reference To Corrichulum Wages Of Bntptoy&s On Decline r •Declared v' 1m * . -ir. . i*. i r? Broader and Standard Courses Bob Morton's Circus, Best Would Bring More Uniform Known ' Fraternal Show In Results. Educator Declares Country, Brings IdK'ge Ar­ my of Tnlent to Sanford I Good Progress Made Early This Morning Future Digging Slowed Up Some Discovery New Tunnel Changes Direction Of Original Shaft WASHINGTON. Fab. lfl.-ComPITTSBURGH, Feb. 16.—There rrr • ., pa retire fig u r e on cana sugar is at preuent In American industry. manufacture leaned Sundiy by th# Sanford's Shrine Ulrcus will be­ “n tendency toward the integra­ Plan to aln > ir s t departnlknt of commarea>*for 1921 gin a week’s showing here to­ tion of plants and the standardisa­ DM Afa About mwWoaaj. the last U « UrifL and FU tion of their products,” says Pres, night nt 8:30 o’clock at Commerc­ Street and Sanford Avenue linn Uph»m. N R t t r l H arbor To ™ Aide the flrat full high tafiff.yaar, ghow ident Thompson S. Baker, of Car­ ial when Mayor Forrest !.nke blows [20 ycftre'tne 'S e c re ta ry WHbur F o r SM y * curtatlinent In production of34 J negie Institute of Technology, in |xr cent, but an Incredia In rahie The first his annual report to the board of the opening whistle. bTtheG. 0 . P. f of from $20,438,021 to $22,935,075, event in connection with the cir­ trustees of the Institution. He be­ cus occured Monday afternoon WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—Mem­ or.12.2 pcr cent. aown, died »t lieves that with larger plants the when Mayor Lake. F^lward F. bers of .the house committee on CAVE CITY. Feb. 1 6 e Unusual ln£ercat la aUichad to ptne ip Palm naval affairs, facing a olng period productr will become more uniform [afternoon At of rest after Mar. 4, are planning thaae statiatics because of conten­ With the invariable ■ersult that Ijine, president of the Sanford The body of Floyd Collins, Shrine Club, under the auspices entrapped in Sand Cave standardisation will place a prem­ of a junket to.Hawaii.to acquire first tions that A high tariff would stim­ which the circus is appearing, ulate domestic auger production, ium upon organisation and admin­ hand Information concerning the and other dignitaries of the city .since Jan. 31, wns found t Upham rc - naval affplrs, facing a long period and becaus* President Coolidge ia Where mining experts sunk the 60-foot shnft above Sand Cave near istration. and the club, leif a parade through dead late this afternoon by now studying tha effect of the Cave City, Ky.,-to reach Floyd Collins, first trapped by a boulder and er of the Re- Pearl Harbor. The field Cor engineering is the business section of the city. then entombed by a cave-in in the only entrance, a small winding tunsugar tariff preparatory to passing rescue workers who hnve ginmUtee on ac­ changing as a result of this new Secretary of the Navy Wilbar The tents of the circus will be a majority recommendation of been digging since curly tendency, says President Baker, opened to the public at 7 o’clock , shd came to has ben requested to provide trans­ on r ^ l--'* v i* ji*"■• • • j ‘ • * the tariff commission for a 60 par L S l 't 1 ‘— who declares that engineering col­ Visitors nt this hour will be ad­ Sunday morning on a new onths ago to rfi- portation (or committee members cent reduction in duty. =f leges must change their curricula mitted to the annex where a num­ passagewny to the under­ i ago he «Uf- .who desire to take this long voy­ Data on the caa sugar industry to meet modern conditions if the ber of high grade attractions may e from tvhich age. It haa been sugjeated to S 'cground prison of the explor­ collected for the biennial cen­ best interests of the country are be seen. (e is survived by retary Wilbur that accommodationa wain sus manufacturers. . I t contained er. to bo served. Jpham, who ac- be provided on the transport Hen­ Workmen began Monday morn­ _____ _______J on* other‘interesting disclosure— ing erecting the tents and para­ Modern Life Movement derson. , |T* that,although tMilarengb number “Tho movement in modern life,” phernalia of the shows. Every­ sturday Transportation Requested CAVE CITY, Feb. 16.— of wage earners remained virtually the report continues, "is the direc­ thing will be in readiness long be­ The worst excavation work in­ |Mr. Upham had Secretary oif the Navy „ Wilbur unchanged between tha low tariff fore the tents are first thrown op-1 tion of magnifying the Importance of Dr. Prank hae bcer\ raquestied to .4 provide years, wages were reduced 24.8 per of men of great endowments” in en to the public, circus officials cident to the rescue of Floyd n. Wis., and tranrportatlon for committee mem­ c«nt. ‘ Collins from his sand eavo all lines of endeavor, “and of min­ declare. Ebcrhardt b bers who deqire to take thia.long The lose to wage earners In tho Promptly at 8:30 oclock the main prison is behind, it was leurndnuhl Report of George Car­ H ouhc With Its Calendar Al­ imising the importance of the man Upham. Satur- voyage.. It has bean suggested to industry occurred In the face of performance will start ushering in ter Reveals Fact That He most Clear, Moves Slowly; of average talnnts, of making him what rallied slightly Secretary Wilbur Mlat accommoda­ rther contentions that the higher is said to be the biggest var­ ed from good authorities to­ a unit in the machinery of civilisa­ Brought About Indictment Senate Work Being Blocked tion which he can serve, but in iety of high priced feature acts day. Workers found sund in­ i! hcmmornage tions be provided on the transport riff hteant.hightr price for labor. Henderson, which is-scheduled to Tha department of commerce ex­ of Seven Whiskey Forgers By A Strong Filibuster whose direction he can have but oxtant, including the famous stead of lime. . i accompanied to said from Annapolis, on June 2, plained the nature of the Arms In­ little Authority. Thin tendency to- Mnngcan Troupe. The I.ucky Sis­ Stone anti henvy rock wns WASHINGTOlTFeb. 16.—With wnrd the mechanisation of our ex­ ters. Five Terrys. Hendricks and Bight by Mrs. Up- with midshipmen; who are due to cluded |n the census as follows; Washington, Feb. 16.—How the . join the fleet in Hawaiian waters. Baldwin. Allie Johnson, The Con­ encountered niter midnight “The estabiirhroents classified in government printing office turned the senate inaugurating regular istence may be deplorable, but |Mrs. B. E. Eunny • night sessions, the 68th Congress whether we like it or not, tho trend nellys, The Conley Brothers, The it wna atntfd. ate friends Of the . • Such a trip would enable the this industry are those engaged "detective and materially assisted set its . puce today for the home Flying Franklins, The Vannorson committee to visit the Panama ca­ primarily In the manufacturing of of the times is irresistible.” Official atatementa this morn­ in the conviction of seven men who atretch, which finds much to be nnd numerous others includ­ ing nal. ions, ona of the favorite junk­ sugar (raw, clarified and refined), The spirit of the age is reflected Trio by II. T. CarnRchael nnd Gen. will he hatd in ing 20 clowns heeded by Rube points for members of con* syrup qnd molasses direct for the participated in one of the biggest accomplished to put through even in engineering more than any oth­ Deuhardt said “much trouble haa I next Friday. Mk- eting Walters, Hank Syiow. Charles Nel­ Chicago) from grass; as well as to enjoy the long cane. (Establishments engaged whisky frauds over prosecuted un­ more Important pending measures er profession, in the opinion of Dr. son. Leo Hendrix and Mickey Blue, been encountered during the U*t before its expiration a little more trip to Honolulu and return. wholly or majniy iq the refining of der the prohibition law has been Baker, who says that the engineer nil late members of important few feet of bonding. Falla were in 1801 and W* than two weeks ahead. Base Not Completed. rdw cane sugar ara not classified is the creation of an industrial pber buaineaa and disclosed in tho annual report of alleys.' with thu summer numerous but being well timbered Secretary Wilbur is -anxious to this industry). The house, having disposed of civilisation and his career and his “clown it is considered safe. Indication* president of the bhy* members of the committee in The white tops. Gtorpo II. Carter, the public printtotal va'lue,of products reall regular supply bills, is mov­ livelihood are dependent upon thu aru that jwnd was found in- tho in The Shrlners will be full fledg* make.a personal .Inipection.qf;V»a ing along slowly In the considera­ course that it follows Which fiAilated work *but " u v. *1 circus men before the week is avenue work at Peat! Harbor. Tha navafrpragmas trotu thia timwjqrward •_ Three hundred suspectelHdrmlts tion of general legislation. 1 Th* hh t*hi)rtel WBooTi hive, literal out.**n&jr will handle all the dkbaaa there haa been developed grad­ „ „ action of cane for tbe withdrawal of whisky from The senate, in leas fortunato po­ fore,, (Es Ltwo-fold *. _ __ taRk. The _ first tails of the big show from the will neeesnarlrv be slow as mate*.’*" elation. ually over a period of years and (a sugar dropped from 260,080 tons to bonded qmrahousc had been seized sition with respect to appropria­ purposo as in effort to train and front to the back, in fact, they will ial must be relayed through the 109,874 tons hut increased 12,2 per by the department of justice and tion measures, feels a keener urge develop engineers who will do crea­ not yet completed. . do everything but take part in the narrow pifeMffe from man to man P. 20 Yeara cent in value, .. Whether accommodations will be the bureau of internal revenue, nml for haste, but is blocked by a fili­ tive worfk in the * 'industries,, '* * who performance. All local newsboys by bucket in the main shaft. kb. 18.—Frederick on the Henderson, which "Qf the 122 establishments re- constituted the only material evi­ buster directed at several meas­ will supply the motive Discovery of a natural passage for will be the guesta of Manager Mor­ ve power no' whose death has available is comfortable and a favorite with rting. for 3923. were located in dence in the government’s ”as«i n- ures. industriE5,: progress. This wilt be ton during the week at a apeelal aevon feet from the shaft which It [from Palm- Beach, senators and representatives whose ujaianp end one In Georgia,” the gainst the distillery of A. GuckchWith the inauguration of regu­ u grateful task, but it presupposes ] night which will be announced lat was thought would lead to Col}ment as treasurer desire to inspect government work­ department added. “In 1021 the in­hqlmcr Bros. Co., and thirteen in­ lar night sessions Monday, senate high grado students and nmpfe time er. ••/:/.. -xr Ilna resulted in a change in direc­ national commit- ers necessitates a sea voyage, will dustry was represented by 134 es­ dividual defendants, charged with Mr. Morton when interviewed by tion of the shaft, it now Is being is 20 years thetfl- depend on‘ the number of midship­ tablishments, the decrease to 122 tbe illegal withdrawal of large administration leaders are hope­ for their preparation. The second purpose of the tech­ a representative of The Sanford sunk at an angle of about 45 dcof the C. 0 . men that must be taken to the In 1923 being tho net result of the nuvhtitles of bondud whisky troin ful of speeding up business, but are faced with real controversies nical school is defined as easier Herald this morning said: “I am grees instead of the perpendicular his chairmanship battle fleet in the Pacific. loss o f 25 establishments which had Pittsburg warehouses. •ver the emergency officers retire­ and bigger, the training of men more than pleased with the ad­ mode as heretofore. It was only onvention commitHowever, a request of thin sort been included for 1021 and the ad­ A number of these permits, how- ment bill, the Cape Cod measure who’ fill tho ranks of the great vance reporti of Sanford and with planned, however, to vary tfce unarrangement!, for is.never denied if the navy has any dition of 13 establishments which ever hnd been so cleverly imitnt- and the conference report, on Mus army of industry but who cannot be the big advance sale which indi­ gular shaft so that it would carry Inventions. vessel available, and the junket were new to the census. cd by the photo-engraving process do Shonls. originators ur do engineering work cates capacity crowds during the it 10 feet to one aide of the main [who was 04 ■years undoubtedly will be. arranged in “Of the 25 establishments lost that they completely defied all utweek. U’h indicative of the hust­ shaft, traversing 15 feet while House leuders have made no Jicsgo in 1804 and due time. The Henderson is due to the industry, 10 had gone out tempts at detection by -exnertsi nml ulans for night sessions, and since except in n limited degree. ling spirit of the local Shrine varying over 10 feet from tho Would Broaden Courses |brr*businosa. Be- poon to sail for Hawaii with ma­ of business before the beginning the defendants’ contention that i Monday is to be devoted to a clearshaft ten to proceed straight down­ Dr. Baker recommends the (Continued on puge 2) i in politics, he was rines from Quantlco, Va., and San of 1923, 14 were idle during the they were legal permits jssued by jng up of the unanimous consent broadening of engineering courses, ward. Consumers* Com- Diego, Cal. entire year and one reported prod­ government officials seemed for a,calendar, none may bo necessary and says “we must intensify and • j Crawling through the tunnel be­ i large corporations ucts valued at' less than $5,000. time to be irrefutable. for a week or more. possibly broaden our courses if we yond the timbered portion of the and director of a (No . data are tabulated at the lateral, miners went downward in The public printer finally sug-j Satisfied that all of the uppro- arc to train men to be real engi* *ny. He was presibiennial census for establishments gested to a passageway describrd ns two that u test be made of the priation bills, including u huge de­ neers.” Inois Manufacturers with products under $6,000 in val­ paper used in both the genuine |ficienev measure still to be passed “These are formuble reasons,” feet square until they were more 11908-1909. ue). • . • and the false permits. It wus will be in the hands of the presi­ the report continues, “why we thnn 12 feet from the shaft prop­ [in national politics The average number of wage learned that the true permits were dent should pay greater attention to er. Further exploration was halted well in udvunce of adjourn­ earners wan 2,724 in 1021 and 2,820 on a 60 per cent rng paper, with ment on Mar. 4, leaders of both what are usually spoken of nn tho [“>32 years, but he to permit timbering the creviqj. Jce only as a memin 1023. During tho seasonal labor the government’s water-mark run­ house and sunute aru concerned ns liberal studies in thj curriculum. 1 *•> members were elected Those underground at this tim" peok of 1921 11,324 were employed, ning leng’.hwiso on tho sheet. The to the fate of several other meas­ It must be remembered that four|[« ‘n e.b oan j.of directors of the I county board of tax expressed the opinion thut tho Earnings of 11,383.26 during First National Bunk of Sanford ut while in 1923 tha maximum em­ suspected permits, on the other ures, notably the postal pay and years of under grnduutn work is a ’ * “* l •* an alderman of * ** * ‘ Mid the former of* January were made by the munici­ ployment for any on# month was hand, were printed on paper on rate increase bill and farm relief very short period in which to edu- a meeting of stockholders held newly found crevice led to the im­ years, but reaign- pal gaa plant, according to the re- 12,681. Wages fell off from $2,­ which the wuter-mark,, although legislation. cducate a professional man. Tile Friday, it wus unnounced Mon lay mense cavern which Collins^ said :,r5t term of the lat- nort of City Manager W. B. Wil­ 296,207 in 1021 to $1,727,803 in correctly rending “Internal Reve­ engineer is not made in tho schools. morning. At an election held by he had discovered nnd which U un­ The legislative situation in the the directors following the reor­ derstood to lie directly, behind the liams, Monday morning. Total 1923. The cost of materials in­ nue Prohibition,” ran across instead senate a number of appointments He merely acquires the general ganization of the board the same point of his imprisonment. earnings of the gas plant amount­ creased 23.7 per cant. principles which he can enlarge up­ of lengthwise of the sheet. Fur­ recently made by President CoolIfrnte to the Repubofficers of the bank were re-call­ Members of the progressive thermore. the paper varied in com­ idge. The chief fights center a­ on and add to later. The work of releasing Collitu convention four ed to $3,863.69 and of this amount $2,500.43 was spent operating ex­ from his boulder trap will uo sim­ group interested in having the position from all wood pulp to 95 round the nominations of Charles “It is not sufficient for nn edu­ ed. first election in sugar duty lowered by use of the per cent rag content. , The two new directors ore H. C. plified if it is possible to approach KMh Wisconsin dis- penses. II. Wurren of Michigan to be at- cational institution to do merely Gas, made durina the month a­ flexible tariff provisions said to­ the work of giving conventional DuBose, real estate and insurance from the rear. as chairman of mounted (Continued on page 2) to 2,722,000 cubic feet. night the census statiatics indicate instruction to a body of under-grad­ man of Sanford nnd W. W. C. Workmen and the men upon *ntion committee •he 14,000 cubic feet of gas was in the the tariff in working backward. Cousins Kill Each uate students,'’ declared the educa­ Smith, president of Smith Broth­ whom responsibility for Collins’ ' *nd financed four tor. “In the first place,” he said, ers Furniture company and fut ■Hons, each year his containers at the beginning of the They pointed out, however, that has left a marked im­ month while at the end the amount other factors might enter into Other In Gun Duel ^ s e a ^ F ^ h t “it has n sort of moral obligation years a business man of this city. recovery pression, frankly were more opti­ I larger and more held was 10.000 cubic feet. The to encoutage scientific research, Other directors are the name whr mistic than for several days. Thu ** the national coft- amount of gas sold at $2 P«v‘ •05|0 comparison betwoen the years of LAUREL. Miss., Feb. 16.—Hugh 1021. and 1023 .beside the tariff, al and secondly, it cannot do justice hnv« held office during the past discovery was described as tho * grow from 170,000 TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 16.—The to its students unless the members year. and Lige Landrum, first cousins, most encouraging development 150.000 in 1020. He cubic feet waa 1,896,000, while the though none was recalled off-hand. killed each other late yesterday in State Riant Board ut a called meet- j 0f j j H faculty are abreast o f. the tost of selling Is reported to be There is some belief, that Presi­ The officers of the bank are: since the first lateral in thu shaft the national coni* $1,310 per 1000 fact. dent Coolidge may take the sugar a shotgun duel which followed an iug today authorized the use of times, and they are not likely to F. P. Forster, president; J„ A. >n years. begun. Due to several breakings of gas reports of the tariff commission out argument when a dog owned by $10,000 to conduct the fight against be informed concerning the latest Bromley, vice-president; T. J . Mil­ was Sumples of limestone from tha |in poor health for I mains by paving gangs *nd tho of their pigeon hole after congress Lige attacked u sheep owned by the sprend of citrus aphid in Flor­ discoveries unless they are carry­ ler. vice-president; B. F. Whltnur, natural passage were brought to ♦'ore his retirement collapse of the small holder at the leaves Washington. While it was Hugh, who killed the dog. ida. ing nn investigations of their own.” cashier, and A. L. Betts, assistant the surface and cugerl^* examined 1r**hlP last Junu at gas plant a shortage of 810.000 recently intimated they would be cushier. in duyllght. The specimens indi­ his wife. He dc- cubic feet was caused. The cost left there indefinitely, persons in­ Tho resources of the bank have cated thnt the crevice at ona timo Sanford Golf Club poor, health, to of production increased consider­ terested think he may Issue a procshown a steady growth during hud been a waterway according to Jhe Coolidge cam. ably, according to the report, due tarnation when it can provoke no Players Will Meet the past, year, it was declared at Dr. W. D. Funkhouser, geologist |wlntsr he spent a to additional labor costs and rc- comment in congress and thereby the meeting. Resources are now of the University of Kentucky. in the Southwest Altamonte Players slow up action on legislation. over $2,000,000 while deposits a­ One side of the crevice showed «ific coast, and - re- PUl Eight Urea During Month. mount to ntoro than $1,700,000. solid limestone us far as it was [much stronger. Electric permits issued during Teams of 20 golfers euch repre­ More than $600 in fines, estreat­ Tom McCay, James Riley and HorOther directors in addition to explored. The other was composed the month totaled 21 while P,un*b- Funeral Service senting the Sanford Golf Club and nce Wallace, all of whom had $10 the officers are: S. O. Chase, head ed bonds apd costs were realized permits issued totaled Is. Altamonte Springs will clash on of Chase A Company; T. I. Haw­ of loose rock and some muck bonds estreated. Man~Kills ing For Mrs. Starling will necessitate the entire Monday morning by the city in There were eight fires during the Others who faced the court the local links Friday afternoon kins. celery grower and R. E. which passage being timbered. Conducted Sunday Municipal Court when 35 offend- were; Arthur Sermons, operating at 2 o’clock, according to an an­ Squires, also celery grower, at H o t e l month causing a loss estimated nt • The drift excavation from the era arrested during the week end)a car without lights; $5 bond es- nouncement Monday morning hy $250. . . , .. shaft had been timbered for five Tho footage of gas mains laid TE> N C.; Feb. 1 0 Funeral services for Mrs-, B. J. were given a hearing. Fourteen i trotted; Arthur Goodwin, assault, R. L. Dean, chairman of the com­ Ford’s Secretary Has feet when the natural rave was mittee on tournaments of the San­ totaled 8,55)6. Of thisiJ»««J»nt 3t8 cases charging gambling were cul 1 continued to the county court;, J«h, engraver ia Starling, whoae death occured sud­ discovered. At that point the crev­ •Thomas I Watson. feet was of « inch pipe, 7.802 of denly Wednesday morning, wore led'.during the morning and I Sermon Calloway, disorderly con- ford club. The match will precede Talk With Governor ice was found to deviate slightly a masquerade dance at the Country McKcely I®*" both of Green- ft inch and 156 of 8 inch pipe. Wa­ conducted Sunday afternoon at 3 brought fines of $5 and costs o r!duct, $10 and costs; from the original line of th - tim­ county jail on a ter pipe laid was 1,14ft of two o’clock from the F in t Methodist resulted in $10 bonds being estreat-1Johnson, disorderly conduct, din­ Club Friday night. TALLAHASSEE, Fub. 10. — E. bering. Workmen pushed them­ ed. : missed; Precious Jones disorderly Winners of the tournament will a half inch pipe »nd 012 of J Church with Rev. T. J . Nixon, pas­ 8««r s» result of a Only oue charge of possessing conduct. $15 and costs; Earl Powell be decided on a basis of four ball G. Leibold, Secretary to Henry selves seven and one-half feet tor. in charge. Following services ' of a local hotel Ford, today conferred with Gov. more before they were recalled. t occupied by McDon- *rt^The * cost of sewer construction at the church and the grave, the linuor. against Russell Jones, was! drunkenness. $10 bond estreated; matches with the aggregate score Martin regarding planting rubber Meanwhile no further excavation amounted to $2,903.85: cost of *• body was interred in Lakeview called and resulted in a $100 bond Jerry Jackson, drunkenness. $5 And of the match plav deciding the Win­ wife* in ^ e hor at cemetery 9263.50; cost '> being estreated, A charge of poa-] coats; Je ff Waymer. drunkenness, ner. Suitable prizes will bs award­ treea in tho Everglades section. The was being done in tbe bottom of cemetery. , , Governor assured him that the the shaft. otcl VCS ant^ ,nan* |,bor construction ttt the ga Mrs. A. B. Paterson. Jamestown. seising liquor against'Grace Cole-, $5 and costa; Sherman Pepper, ed to the winping team and to the state executive would do every. _ j The official statement given a*, plant wag $2,210.05. . . N. Y* a daughter of Mrs. Starling, man was called but was continued; drunkenness, $6 and costs; Clayton individual players making the high­ thing he could to c»-operato and 5:30 p. m. follows: est scorfs. u n t i l Wednesday morning. A Hatsford, speeding $7 bond esCosta of the street department with Mr. were in Daugherty, The arrangement of the match help prepare the land for the pro-: The total progress of the lutcral 'is^Pubijafifer were reported as follows: gar g Sanford for thePeterson, funeral. Mrs. Ro­ charga.of doing business without ) t r c a t e d: William (Continued on page 2) removal. $603.35; street sweeping bert Simms., of Jacksonville, sis­ a license against the Coleman wo- * speeding. $7 bond estreated; Mat- came as the termination of nego­ |medBy Death $509.50; street maintenance * ^ ter of Mrs. Starlin*. arrived in man was dismissed when a license ithew Williams. $5 and costs; James tiations extending through three Gikson, arrested for non-support weeks. It is the plan of the golf Senate Committee 20; park maintenance IllB , BM W Sanford the night following the was purchased. i College Instructor 1 1,1 Those to face the court on the' nnd is held for the authorities of club officials to have as many play-1 Peb. 16.—M. $38.74; sanitary department *2<», death. gambling charge were: C. Hazel.; Dude county: Kenneth Yaw, vag- era on the links as possible which | Adopts Amendment Kills Self With Gun L > la, t sur* painting street signs. $8, and • Pallbearers were; Frank. B. An­ $10 bond estreated; Olive Smith,[raidey, countv court; John Cm - re* (Itoil in the decision to include »riTi ?dl,In* ^hool of moval of trees, $12. nina. Samuel A. Bradford. Zeb blind estreated; Elijah West, ett. disouierly conduct. $25 a<>d 2u men in each team. , in the United WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—Tho GREENSBORO. N. t\, Feb. IK, Ratliff. P. Hagen. O. J ! Tope $10 $10 bond estreated; Frank Tucker, coats; William S. Smith, operating T)ic dancing will befcin at 0 Senate Interstate Commerce Com­ —The body of Prof. Lee Whited i m * .Ifceat newsand Robert C. Thrasher. Sr. M A R K E T S $5 nnd costa. H. L Lee, $5 and a motor vehicle while under the o’clock and will continue until 1 mittee today approved tha propos- head of tha Department of Eduea^Ihfatricai hapdhill Sri “ borrowed Corn and batter breads should be costs. Hanson WiRNma. $5 and influence of liquor $100 bond es­ o’clock. The Fort Pitt Orchestra ed amendment to interstate corn- j tion at Guilford College, was found It at .v died hero • CHICAGO. t * 7 if t - - W h;**' made with fresh buttermilk. Bis­ corts;-Isaac Dover, $5 and costs,'treated, and Sherman Peppher, will •furnish music. The dance ia merco act, which would make the |thia morning in the yard * * ' being given in commemoration of initial carrier responsible to ship- home honu with a pistol lying Ir of S r He May. 1A5W to l M H l J M y . W cuits are better made with butter­ and Ralph Brown, Cnarles Bivins, |drunkeness $5 and coats though tha bain' David Wheeler, Willie Wheeler.l septcnce was suspended. e San Francisco Corn: Mny, 1.27W to 1.28^4. 0*ta. milk which is a little add. Washington’s Birthday. J per? in loss?a. . him. May 66 to 56 VI. r m Body Is Found S interi senate to begin NIGHT SESSIONS EY CASE TO SPEED WORK S - i B Two New Directors i Placed On Board Of First National Accidents Fail To Prevent Profits In Sanford Gas Plant Big Haul Of Gamblers Enriches City In Municipal Court Monday Morning 1:i ' <1 �K J8 Kfhn Reported More . What makes this « croiswoH:Va)enUne is not rnwsly the B u rl within Hu n 17 vertical and 18 v*CrticaL I m M A * * lr is t T h a n S in lu g , S o y s L ib e rtie s U nion HA* _ Louisville-<*lknt) {L3w % EW YORK, Ptb. 14.— A gen- .- w ring 1024, commenta the Union/ than at any time since the begin-! i l»H»r of the war. Tho decline i s ; attributed to three factors—).fio ; "growihg tendency to control public Minion through propaganda; th e 1 absence of any serious Industrial, tsmflict. and the increased freedom ! of opinlIon usunl in a Presidential! campaign year.’’ , f' *h 1924, the report ehowr, there , Wfre 233 prosecutions involving i freedom of speech or assembly by ; M ils and local authorities nr. against 340 In 11)23, 816 In 1022; ffrty-one cases of mob violence, a i ctopo:ed to 80 in 1921 and 225 in j J H 2 ; 28 meetings interfered with aa against 58 in 1923 and 28 In lOfS. 16 Ivnchings took place In Southern statos as ngainst 28 in 1923 and 61 in 1922. , .'M o b violence centered c l l e l y l 1. around the activities of the Ku 3. Klux Klan, the repdrt finds, sclding 8. th« Klan than by jt, as In previous 0. jrcpjrs, Aa in previous year;1, tho .<2. reports declares California lead.i 13. Uw state* in the number of prose-1J 5. nttfchs'with 202 pehioria, all mein? 118. b m of the 1. W. \V„ arrested nn -P !0. der the criminal syndicalism act. ! *12. { Commenting on the figures fo ri- 3. 1924, Ute Civil Liberties Union says 4. “the prospect for a vuimmimion continuation of ivi n oj | 6. the niore favorable conditions dur­ 7. ing 1925 looks good. It depends 8. wegtly upon industrial nltd* eco­ 9. nomic conditions. The fear of rad- 1. Icpliim has very largely abated ns 4. • result of tho sweeping comervalhrA victory In the campaign nnd 7. there will, therefore, be less int *r- 9. 1. feVtnce with tholr propngnmln." 2. 14. British Beetles Lose To American Dollars 5. (1. 8. 0. 1. , LINCOLN. . . . E. Feb. 14.— The ■ P W ranee of the death-ifatch hoclie m Ihc timlicring uf- ono of the tqwers of Lincoln Cathcdrnl in causing tho dean much trouble, but he Is equally ditdppolnted with , what Ho rails tho stinginess ijf Kn. glish people In sending funds to assist in combatting the work of I the beetle, and In the restoration of ; thacsthedrnl. H /*" . *The generosity of Americans, the dean says, is In. grent cpntrnst. American money, he nolnta out. has enabled nearly half tho work to be dene, and by thu end of the year he expects to have enotigh‘,Amcricnu < dollars to pay for tho reparation of the central tower nnd two tranaepto. 5. . Scores of EnglUh tourists visit C. the cathedral but few of them go to hlrt with a ten pound note, h . Ute Americans do. nnd say “hero Is a trifle for your fund," accord­ in g to the denn. Save thp I' d? I age nnd Money , Order F-.'j jjpvY- 30 x3 V:........... J 6.95 511.50 • Pan-Antrrican, L'rn« a and Tftxro* Can nnd Oil 1112 Saitforri A ir 211 H 2n4 HI. HORIZONTAL Feline. To entangle. Tin container. Newt. A large ox or Tibet. Mouths. Buffaloes. A color. I.ikc : trHW. The smell of spoiled butter. A musical note. An artist's drawing stand. To exist. Placed. An epode. Half nn cm (pi). F.chvoh nut. A facial expression of con* tempt. Anew. A hanging omuim-nt. HnmllcHt state (nbbr.). Those opposed. Where ).he ifnm'ou* llcaning ■ tower leans. The one who pays for tho vaJ. •entities. Act of reading. I/j»s of nervous energy. An international language. To attempt. Jewel. A tree. To tcnclu Ancient Venetian medals French for state. A staff. Tidy. • Withdraw. To declare. To lure into n snare. French river made famous during, the wnr. VERTICAL Young, reporter. Ono who lenves n will. Vessel for heating liquid*. 4. Bores of rifles. ». Snare. I. Because. * < i. A large fabulous bird. 1. A imail Island. ?. Lover. 1. What 17 vertical Isculled on this day (pi). ). The original garden. I. Yelps. !. Bolsheviks. ». Thus. L A two;inat.tcd,flat-bottom boat. ). Obeishnves. I. Bill of furc. zfi l. Subjected to ci|unl pressure front every side. ». Bight to use another person's SANFORl) REALTY CO. '. . will remodel the rooms over the W e s t e r n Union and Bel - Air Realty Company’s of­ fice, on First Street, for desirable perman­ ent tenant. If inter­ ested call at office of Seminole Securities Company, next door to Edwiird Higgin’s Carago, or phone 001. EL'STIC invites you to be among the t i n . will witness the iqatg P - - 1 * * 1 , pi ‘ ' iS ; •#6 People Participate^ .•ki ♦ . It ,A:V>*L . MOST SPECTACULAR ' M l & ! ? U K l t i i Our Invitation Is sincere. We want tf m, HOLIDAY CHAMBER OF COjg EtiSTiS, FLORIDA FREE iltdb A. M. to 10iOOP,| x Proceed. Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle p eiioieiE 1nL/X <5 i S"sF?F THE JU ST COMPLETED new administration building of the J . W. Young Com|NMies<ta greater! than a home for business— greater than mere offices for executives and their co-workers. l ight beaut. All right (nbbr) THE . ADMINISTRATION building, on Hollywood Boulevard at Second Avenue, . , k., reflects the progress of Hollywoo dBy-the-Sea, the resort city of miraculous accomplish­ ments. This building, adding physical and architectual beauty to the city, and typical of its growth and expanse, comes as a utilitarian addition, a real, genuine need, imperative because of its growth. SEMINOLE— ORANGE UNITED TH ERE IS NO BETTER working place in Southern Florida for men whose eneregy and vision is aiding in executing the plans of Hollywood By-the-Sea, as a resort citywinter and slimmer—a city of homes, schools, conveniences, opportunities, and the hap­ piness that comes of all these. EXPOSITION FEBR U A R Y 17-18-19-20-21— 11(25 HOLLYWOODi BVfTHErSEA has accomplished its present wonder development in three years. Modern hotels have sprung up from the sand and palmettos. Business houses, apartments, residences, the railroad station, golf and country club, all done in lively Spanish architecture, blend their beauty with nature’s splendors, Wide streets and boulevards, circle park, a zoning system all contribute to the original picture of its founder, J. W. Young. CJrcatest Fair in History of the Two Counties It is a pleasure to have Seminole exhibit with IktxjiKo once njfnin and the people of our county are asked to ifivo liberal support. I i41 * t' " * \ ^. | • i , * LINKED WITH ALL this is the stupendous development on Hollywood Ocean Beach—now under way Or soon to be started— the casino, ccihent broad walk, the arti­ ficial lakes, hotels, business plates, apartments. ALL THIS W ILL MAKE Hollywood By-thc-Sca distinctive—an ideal place fur rest and recreation, for permanent abode, and moreover a most conservative place for ownership of property. 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DEAR S IR S :—Kindly send me without obligation on my part, full information about the F R E E TOUR OF IN­ SPECTION to Holiywocd Hy-the-Sea, and Descriptive Printed Matter, Illustrated. NAME r, . YOUNG, President. , SAM-OKD OFFICE— L O B B Y VALDEZ 1 CURTIS & GRAHAM, Local Representatives ADDRESS FLORIDA STA TE OFFICES Jacksonville St. I Ht. Augustine issee j COMK-8RINC THE 11)1.K J^ , A musical note. Office Mi Mullen's Barber Shop. SECURITIES COMPANY fare. Noj-ich dealerta of paslrlo* .are served and 'highly neanoned aisfief, fried potatota- and other foods friend In m a t e are tohoq. "The writ are gltoh eoffee in the morning if they so trial*. Toward the end of the reason the menu becomes niore simple/ and is made property. i. Jncob’r brother. I. Baseball player. I. To remove hair. I. More cunning. I. An Idol. ’. Cleared out. '. To tell. . A walking stick. . Not fat. . Upon. This is a Roily l air—The Rest Attractions and Finest Exhibits $2,900.00 Cabh, ten years l<» pay lialvticc, buy* a new twostory hnu.se with adjoining lot, double garage, modim in evory way. Ifnuua renting now for 8100 ,Ktr mouth. Price $10,000. 13 lot/, all within iloncr-throw of Fort Mcli-ttt cun be Itouaht fcr$<),.j00. Term*. 2 ti acres on Mellnnvillc Ave­ nue; will cut 12 Iota. For quick cal* 85,500.00. Term*. . If you own Sanford property And are willing to soil it for wltnt it> is worth we will he glad to have you libt it wflh ur. m MlnaewioHit . fit. P4b| (4164) J:4 « serviecs; 9:15 male tritlon, Just foffowed good house­ chorus, pianist. , 0-10 concert, ensemble, cingers.* practise. During the two rea­ WMAQ Chicago (silent). WJZ New York (454.3) 7 bar- hold sons that, she has been 1h charge, WLS Chicago (844.6) 6:30 or­ Itons: 7:30 pianist. the husky crew has won the Intorgan; 7 choir. . . , ' W H N N e w Y & K (361 . 2 ) H on* WQJ Chicago (447.5) 8 concert, trrtainiirs; 10 Vanity elnb; 10:30 rollejriate championship at Pough­ keepsie. and ahe is ..feeding them orchestra i l 1:3ft revue. vocal, pianist. , - , _ up again to defend the title on the KYW Chicago (492) 7 Sunday W JY New York (405.2 ) 7:15- Hudson in Juthi. 7:45 services. . ' evening club, speaker. W EBI! Chicago (370.2) 7 ar­ “We do hot giv ethe crew men WNYC .Now York City (626) 8 provram. • ■ tists. , • a special diet," Miss Kuebler says. WBCN Chiraro (266) 7 aereKFMX Northfleld 7 "They lire served a well balanced menn that all people should follow naders; 8 vocal, dance, cobcertin- rerleC i. ist: 10 music. .• KGO Oakland (290.8) 9:30 ser­ in order to keep healthy and In . WLW Cincinnati (422/1) 8:30 vices. orchestra,'basso. WOAW Omaha (626) 5 Bible WEAR, .Cleveland , (3844) 12 's t udy; 9 mu lcsl service. noon Symphony .concert. WTP Phlladelphtn (B09.P) 0:30 WHK Cleveland (273) 0:30 n. services; 8:30 contoH, in. retvlcert 3:30 vesper; 6:30 ser­ WFI Philadelphia (395) 6:30 • , • .. r vice; 8 symphony. ' V service*. WFAA Dallas News (479.9) WOO Philadelphia (508.2)* 6:05 7:30 soloists, quartet; 9:30 popu­ recital. M YEARS lar music. . WCAE Pittsburgh fritent). WOC Davenport (483.6) 8 ser­ KDKA Pittsburgh (309.1) 0:45 • vices, musical; 0:30 little sympho­ ' rcrvices. ny. I KGW Portland. Oregonian (402) KOA Denver (3224) 7 services. t) rnpeert, solos, pianist WCX Detroit Free Proas (510. WQAI San Antonio (394X0 0:30 0) (1:16 service*. Carmen. H is nd equal for durability. It WWJ Detroit (silent). KPO Sen Francisco (429.5) 0 weirs longer and looks better thin WBAP. Ft. Worth .S ta r - Tele­ orchmtwi; 10 hand. Any othr paint. We earry a full gram (475,0) 11 frolics. KFOX (silent). fine of ann-proof paint, vartiHhes, KTHS Hot Springs (374J ) .8:30 WGY P'chenectscjv (370.51 6-30 Kaleoailnea, brushes, wood stains hpanUh-Amenean concert; 1 0 - il; scr»’lcPM. hyntne; 7:45, svmnhony. and wall paper. 15 singing orchestra. KFNF Shenandoah (266) 6:30 KNX Hollywood (337) 0 ser­ Hrrvlg?*. Sanford Paint & vice: 10 concert; 11 features. WBBR Staten Taland (272.3) WOS Jefferson City (440.0) Wallpaper Co. 7:30 services. # WDAF Kansas City (silent). WUB Kansas City (365.6 ) 8 Wdaka Building. Ph-inc 303 services; 12 dance. WREO Lansing (288.5) 6 com- Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter ! good .condition. Fragli frniU and vegetables,, milk, cooked and d n Angeles f*S3) 10 scr Cocoa ii Daytonu Fort l^tuderdale �^ Mirth Makers of the Shrink Circus 2?*? F lr e s c c a a ,° n B jANFORDHTOAtB, MONDAY, FEBBtJ ARY Rescue Unc?ctaln|FLORiDAWO^ Sappere Go Ahead'BEGIN WORK ! heR di^is"evlJnf feet P¥ * e j conditions were unchanged and are L o sses High a§|5,000,000 alTimes; i Attached J Serve S i t l VLC #.cr on,e8l)y doing away with the soft coal smoke evil caus* ud by some -1,000.000 to 5,000,000 c o k in g chimneys. Officials of the Coal Smoke sa a a a mc,ho' " ,or e „ as a ch e ck -u p on previous calcu* M iis^ lehnrS™ 1° co? ntiM to , LONDON, Feb. 16.—The stamplations. . ^omen and ^ r i. f t 0" that h 532 F.ro.und for Cupid Jn England wor ^stit.0 inJ ^ c Snnd Cave party t h e work aa o u t D r i n ^ T * c o m P le tcd . should be Susi ex county. John «ifmm<^nJ, 7 :n.nf r’iiiClnc^ n,l*^i program and t h a t such o " 0trlt,on *" Sussex there are more wo- i John Simmons, Uuisviile, «nd Ben i ^ now in p r o ^ « . i u n V .o 0.Kr,l,n mcn Prfjr>ortionntely than in any ( the Grpen- Tho** In lSen rnd gTri»R “ W‘th 3’18h W0‘ co“n‘y in England, the womej I *$p&sz K already open.’’ S S S ; sotrrg,^, Th* P«lnt ^ U*) t e b t k - r - ...»asrsa.-WjsTL.'ffi, hllmelf to « h»‘ * * »< . f t S * ! th«°women ^onuixa 1%, , £ S S . * ” 1■j ‘ n° WMcn a „ h(Co|,tlnu1-,l frorfl n„ „ , , Jubilee Singers To Railroad Men Guests Appear In Concert ^ Special Services Comm Here Highly Reeommei * he circus comes hero hi, recommended after sucqcssfu Kogcments at Miami 'and \ Palm Beach. During the v ocveral innovations will g nnd there Will be a nightlv <*h^i . . Aum tK r fc'nture S f . FoSh‘c f c S S A S V :thc hnldcr of the f i ’ top .nnd will c y.cryhave onc aenterK the ibig fair chance to win this car. " : NenUy 2.000,000 bushels of orv «n a leading part In tho smoke abatement movement for more than 30 yoata, sayn that within 10 or 15 years o'irhially nil tho open firo * plnccq .'will hnve becw done nway f ’WWnif. .London be virtPaliv n •sntokefeks’ riiy, A d wb®ri ikn fo«»B do come, they ulll tn !r»s i* be elenn. yCnr b’ America’s Most Beautiful Ca l*>v and Swimming Pool. PARISIENNES IN MINIATURE TIIMtE Apple Shippers To Get Aid On German Market Conditions; n** . -------- A coutcst between the boy’s and RERUN, Feb. 10.g lr,s*Jy)S3PB of the Sanford Conple growers of north Kr°Kti.onr‘ Church brought forth or of the fnr . northwest want to i tho 8ftVo.it nttcndcnco of recent month!) Inst Sunday. Already the know when, where, and in how contest* has, brought into the Sun­ Front quantitie* j t ^ advisable to P thT.ir l,r"duct to Germany day Su'>ol a number of new mcmbers »nd still more arc expected they will hereafter bo able to ob­ tain accurate advice from the dobefore the end. ’’Tfie/Garden of The Lord,” 'Is - partmen of agriculture nt Waahninh.igf formed the text of the ngton. or from its Berlin office at eernion by tho Rev. Thomas J . on Pnriser Pint*. They will thereby avoid the sit­ Armaiivne. ’’For thc Lord Shall Gomftg-t /.ton. . . . and wdl make uation |hat obtained with ref.-renep to the 1921 crop. Relying Upon he.adviee of European b?ok* trs. the apple growers shipped large (jiinntitioM of apples to G*rm«ny In September and Octolier. these shipments arrived about the timo that apples from Czechoslova­ kia Austria and France poured in, and German apples still further helped to glut the market. The al’ " round. “ HPP'° KToWc™ I This concentration of shipment.!: in the late autumn has meant also ' •hat I,, March nnd April Germany ‘‘Haitian Fly” climbs Baflk Building Here While Crowd Watches IIng n - iability f - r . "K. fy unique bit climb­ thatl'v?his uppolavtu s s s rGardiner uT nn climbed ,riy" 8“»nc«*t.«, up the J’.irsfiS’ rent Side of the First Na., S ^ ,!!lf!..hu-,,din* Sf’ttminy af» crowd th n t....... .... lacked ’ on. The followDig Irtsht the "fly began at thj fjag sllc. whore h'10 ceased his netivituu the afternoon Preceding, hdck tu th e pavement, iWntighout the climb and thn dcscCT.t rollci torn wore busy in tho sfrcd*Ji ii,vv. At every floor. il,e t............ ■top and cow., clownishly admonji^b the collectors to continue their* gmsl ’ work. The . . — i ascent iplished without mishap |»d but on the jounwy Iner appeared to have ) huve his right wrist sequence had considerIlly in negotiating with lowness the last story \f. ttnv contortions, wry faces address or twq. thc "fly" I j,safely on the pavement and I |tl tonsidcrahle applause. 1 diminutive PariaJennra f1®*0 tho chlo for which their Mnnmna aro noted. Aiadamolflcllo on Uio rlcht i. gowned in a piquant two-pleca Afternoon frqck of lavendor^v. y .t trimmed with red woolen galloon.' It Is a sort of Russian caaaquo ,h , a *ouch °f Chinese .inspira­ tion In tho straight collar and tho W o w .a i T Is'w . sT!lucourse " c«'lfflblo and narrow eklrt suJpond- A nd ev ery child fo u r classes. A} y ea rs in clu sive. to 7 sophistication top- T,‘° ',rp"" «orr an mi ii» tin „,od njr of In eminently practical, warm j q r P r' ^ clvct, wo learn from Ilcnrl o r S T r ra Cheney' fav! h^r1In ithl roun,! r 8 U»«cnne and least n0Ver at least on<,r°.h0 ono dress3 or coatWithout of thi« material. c fe a t u r e KTITFI scwmir on I hr P any ns n lift|.> ,inn, riiniiy-||oiincr<l coni ''ioili. nindo or lint Oom 1" 'I with a plcot.' ti In ioi«- ihul thc top Moo •(■« Nhoublrr Aip).. noil U it ilrilghinil little llnf ci rout fust cut with tour i buttons of th- otn',-rial ■lipped ovor th" head. vv. n n c , o r Sev lr f weights nnd the Board c Wnshiington, D. C., an d : the chikTi health,iy appearance. t _______ This is an open class for both boy, _’s nnd girls at all ages between nges i _____of ‘ *3 and 6 inclusive; each child to be” judged upon point system u effective at their aRe. All children in this class1 must be dressed ns Jackie Oil is in the picture to the right—Jackie Ott will not icontest. The First Prize For This ’ Dixie Jubilee Singers TENNESSEE fn J? use rVrn°aVopair i,iMof twe fowl, | The area oMh-j prir 1 «nly onlv‘C ? u 'th Us fan' ('U' eight squnre miles If bed linen is niarke date when it wan not in ■fad and coffee for plly.” sold Mni. |mt davs that’s all limM the children lineal once a day pc other meals. In'get beans. [ww the babies as I. becaute jt> so P milk for them.” prike followed tho mine operators to «« agreed upon by ompanien and tho °«ncld. iM 'nOpen shop ren* •field offer to pay »ca!e itating that for them to operirrent Jacksonville CHENYY Zk.Hl not (o m p ete :n these contests. ! ForA*, while only 380 o men thus qualify. even t Perfect Child Class "s REMEMBER g n c their World Famous Concert —a t — Alilane Theater in Sanford 1 uesday Night— 8:30 February 17th. opimrlumty to henr the boat thorc Ih In this program un,urp„s8cd for Intorral and enjoy! ..vai-is are now <,n sale nnd rese va ,K' ™»<t« >" 'heater ho * o tflS . * liekela $ 1.1(0 includinK ’renerved m m ii O tt will give exhibitions o f divine* > sw im m ing betw een class events ^ Rec; * [ ? use_of the training and developm ent of Jack ie O tt he hoy specimen ~ l f t” e w °rld s most perfect mous physicians,3 sn rL atteSted. bY many fasiirgeons and physical culture authorities. Jack ie Perfect health and splendid physique has cat. used him to he greatly sought after by the motion picture com panies. - w orld's largest '■ T*Ollh ? U^8 ta n l,a * 8eco r ^ in t! ^ pnzcs' *gue Makes !«D In Meet In Orlando f"[»rv nr>T» •>»: *hi» Meeting held in Or*y night it was unf morning by Dr. T. ,,r "f the Sanford . The leugue eon*• ’"[inning .stride '/ when four new Wued to the mem•w* turned out fur and the Sun‘W morning. Tho 'Corning rermon in God’s Work'®|i■, Workman." In , faitor spoke on , n and made an " *veryone present ! of winning H ibe Church. And Only tAdmt* m xK im m zsF *“ v j r r w s jAtiatfe City MfSSjL ,h“- • Is considerable rompeti- ht i i 2 hr.,nu r rt*lRhbors « “ >e Col- taftigspK t^ucatloru «*turr»ed ISr.'a'iS olossal Cave ah^ n few o ( i m ! f r t un/ dt*rt!*8- " » * W •r large ones are n r o f i t - f u!fr. *upsrb ncaiylng enterprises All of d<fm{e buildings for. thu underre PTlvdtel^ owned.' but $ * 7 $ ® * r f i by .P#rJ * ' who P«t"sed all.his tlm# th and Colossal have been S J f t i S S jJ crawling around the nutnerous tun­ to tha government tnr . ,000; * nd d Vhit ^ " Uh* d nels and caverns of the region. ^IWM.nuartera could be seen hy all Hf* principal achievement, thuv ^as a national park, persons here interested in cducation, . , “1 think It Would be a cdpltnl Idea If we could send all England’s Britishers Refuse wealthy men to America to insoe.<t the wonderful unlvertitlea nnd to nee what had been done with en­ '(UNDOS.- Fib. 10. Several i HELSINGFORS. 'Finland, Feb. dowments front some of the Amer­ icAn m illionaire*. If thlJl wt?n? illlon-, „r pound sterling a r e ' 10.—Two hundred thousand Finnish iitirig at the department of ovrr- wom4n are organised into Lotts done, perhaps some of our rich men would acquire the habit of Hvaerd clubs, auxiliaries to the vol- giving away vast sums to Insti­ uatary military organisations of tutes of learning. men. and are in constant training If ,,ot f college in the to support the r.tanding army In United States, or In Canada, whl.’h cases of emergency, The women does not appear to have a well■re organised on; a military basis trained retinue of millionaires on and participate in the maneuvres Its staff. We here In England of the volunteer forces so that they have much to learn from the Amer­ may be prepared to earry on all ican educationalists.” work for which women are quailRed In time of war. During the drills the women wear coarse, gray AP' V ! T O ENTS a n n o u n c e d M n n .n l. , nJ . I . . U ....... 7 " ! TALLAHASSEE. Feb. lfl.-Gov. Martin has made the following ap­ pointments, the appointees In each do. not take aJvanlage t^ fa case having failed to qualify fd|: lPr8e*l?#liy. they are ask­ lowing election last November: 1L ing people to borrotr money and C. Sheffield, Punta Gnrda, to be participate In th? scheme, which Ktr a small premium guarantees L*ury.*tf?!tio t CI«rlotU county; E payment of bills drawrt^by hiK. Whldilen, Canaveral: to lie jus­ tice of the penqe. district 19 Bre­ porters against export of Rrltlah goods and under certain conditions vard county; Claud T. Johnson, St. participates in any loss. ‘ Cloud, to he Justice of the peace, district No. 2, Osceola county. Johnny Dundee has reclaimed So many were the congratulatory the featherweight. aUVaijcIqg the telegrams and messuges sent to argument that ehataplonships can Queen Alexandria, of England on o.dy be won and lost in the ring. her eightieth birthday, that Iw o ft. that a lot df them secretaries were kept busy for sev­ nrp rehearsed In the dressing ’ f rdolh. eral days in opening them. li’ifflffirjssshTrrsj A? 2 VE IS S‘IC>WN THE TENT HOMES OF THE STRIKING MI­ NERS PITCHED ON THE S f c S f J S , 0 F THE VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS. AT THE LEFT I S MRS. FRANK (10DDARD. WIFE OF A STRIKING' MINER AND ONE OF HER SEVEN CHILOREN, . . Get He a r Pittsburgh 1thirst. • ' * On Radio Thursday . They di.xcovcrrd too late that n .skeleton partition of stout timbers I'llTSBURcTlTr Fell. IB.—’ On separated them from the com­ partment in which the water was ■the night of Feb. 19 residents in stowed. They could hour the irarg- Icnidv cottages In the Trahnvual. Kllng of the liquid us the train S®!!.th AJ r" ’n' wl*l listen to tho lurched around curves, and occas­ nrst radio urogram ever broad­ ional glints of sunshine which pen­ cast from the United States eiretrated the car were deflectwl p<dally for them, according to announcement made today by of­ ficials of the NVcstinghousc Elec­ tric Company. \ The entertainment will |>e put on the other from station KDKA in Pittaburuh. Docialon to broad­ cast especially for the Transvaal dwellers was made when' Ibtters : On seeing the forwatil end of were received by the company, i thMr car piled to thevrgpf with demijohns.'bf mineral watei, they iiaircongratulotW ihemsclves that, Africa. ' ,^>however htingry and cold they Arrangements have been made might get, they \ * * not suffer ** when rescued yesterday. would to have station J it , at Johunnnburg. South Africa,' pick up the \>extinghnusc company’s program Chinese Soon Will Jacksonville Needs nnd repeat it. In this way, the will bo carried 8500 Control Tahiti Isles j New Water Source entertttinntent miles, almost one-tnird of the dis­ tance uround the world. PAPEETE, Tahiti, Feb 10.— It i JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 16. Broadcasting will be started at seems to bo increasingly evident that the destiny of these islands i: |Within five years Jacksonville must station KDKA ut five o’clock, East­ time. It will then be to become Chinese in the not dis­ either have a new source of water ernutandurd inicliij|^ht in the Trun.ivaul, tant future. A steady immigration supply or go thirsty, according to from China, together with u heavy Frank II. Owen, city commission­ DKVEI.OI* TOWN8ITK birthrate among those ulready in the colony, indicates an early pre­ er. There If nothing ulurndng in I’ENSACOLA, IM). 16. — An­ ponderate of Chinese over the the situation us it exists today, he nouncement is made here of the remnant's of the native race. stutes, hu; ravs the water flowing proposed development of a resort Graduoily but surely the native across the limestone beds beneath town.iite with housing facilities to lands uro,passing to Chinese own­ tho city and iU environs is jut t so accommodate approximately 700 ership, The vanilla industry is al­ much and po more, und that the persons, ut a cost of more than ready udder, their control. It is on­ quantity has been tupped to rapac­ 9300,000. The locations selected ly a matter of time, In the opinion ity, according to appearances. The is on the peninsula in St. Mary de of ull- observers, when the whole city ulso Is suffering industrially, Galvez Bay, neur Gurcion Point in commerce of the colony will be the commissioner believes, because Escambia Bay, xix miles cust of tbeira.' • * paper mills and other industries the city. requiring soft water refuse to lo­ where supplies are not avail­ Many mountain peaks from 4.000 Marketing Board Is cate able. to 0,000 feet high in the Cascade Range of Western Washington Attacked By Naftzerj have not been given numes. posoja of the President’s AgriCul-! t TAMPA, 1'Feb. 16- — The Bull tbre-Oonfereoce^ for a co-operative i , am'4’?'D ‘,n,, P*“B* to start regmurketing board, wus attacked btO l’,ur sailings between lumnu and f4rp the senate agriculture commit-1Baltimore this month, according to tee today by T . A. Nuftzer, coun- , »nnouneement by the local mani gl fpr Kansas Wheat Growers A s-! u^ r of the enmpahy V # fir t sOclatioit us “designed to organize , ’’H8 .*HI mode distributors Instead of .producers.” I ‘ rdn,l an,l il|l‘ , . J ; ; • , '•'•ssel. th- Ellenor. is don to nr­ , Do not.buy vegetable! or fruits here Mar/4, it is said, of poor quulity. The wuste amounts to more than the saving in the drat colt. * G ARD EN RO SE SingerSewingMachineCo, EASY PAYMENTS I'll one IHO-W. .11.-1 Ka.t l« l St W. II. Mim.s. Brunch Mtrr. FOR JliLTlM oRfe r ^ „ * S3 ALLEGHANY. ' * Feb. H-25 Mar ?*im w Apr 6-18-29 S3 JUNIATA Feb 18-28 Mir 11-tl Ape M l-22 „ . a s GLOUCESTER Feb. 21 Mac 4-14-28 Apr 4-15-25 FOR PHILADELPHIA fti, SS PERSIAN Feb 10-20 Mar 9-1B-80 Apr 9*20-90 HS ESSEX Feb 19 Mar 2-12-29 Apr 2-13-2S Miami toMul*. Feb. 20, Mar 2-12-22, thence every ten days. ' E.»r (urihrr lii'rurmaHon Write' •* MERCHANTS & MINERS L ■ I • " - ‘ . * Sold Fn The South For 34 YEARS SUN-PROOF pAINT 12V4 per foot For Few Bays llus no equal for durability. It wears longer and looks better lVis sny othr paint. W/ carry a full line of aun-proof palm, varnishes, Kab oniines, brushes, wood stains and wall paper. Ball Hardware Co Sanford Paint & Wallpaper Co. Machines Repaired and Ib-'nted Hr Do llrmalllrbliis; Finnish Women Form • Exports AM Plan, Organization For War .,r.d. - . u T ^ r u ^ u . ' S K ' i . S E ; Melaka Building. I'hone 30.1 Hnve you invested yet in CHASS 3* f,rst* second n CL*ASS 4. Most carriaK», wagoi v° j 'f l<! to .•» T H I S W E E K ’S S P E C I A L S Easy Terms It Desired secom '1fun Content in op en tn nnp u h i f In ru n. t\ () r e p a r a t i o n e n t r a n w e e d neat8 a n d $2.00 f o r b ox s, in tra n t* to th e content*. the Beautiful Restricted Residential Subdivision in the Hills of Meilonyilie, Avenue within the city limits of Sanford, amid la.Ro Oaks and hearing Orange trees. Prices before development $J00. to ^700. Good terms. h n r fu r O ier in fo rm a tio n a d d l e s * Alexander Ott, IVJa Promoters of Safrforcl s Finest SuLflivisi nager, V enetian Casino Miami, Florid* th. ^ «■ 1f#rm Sand Cave belongs. Floyd’s PS" lost sumnwi^ agrfed W.lea«e lany of |CVyltaJ CfcVe td olir.or rftore entQ,the Wnrlstalr ndttved ..♦tlo , might jpU*. •JujH?'. more put pfi^lt Instead df aGmewhere. XNKW • YORK. Peb. IB.— Two youths, were found almost dead week.' ’ ration for from, hunger, thirst and cold yes­ lily—a family of terday In a refrigerator car in the Grand central Railroad yards, in if salt pork, ha which they had stowed tliemselves lb. away Tuesday In Detroit. They mnmeal or oat ►>»« Die ^ ^ ■itd of uneumonia .Make-shift All shacks for two |w been built by I w of the families 1®. 5vp, six and i f c j j .‘f t t Saturday hj JlMi. his broth^k-Uadir leml direction o f the h 1 Ployd Collins htin dai Sreicue parties, Incllnaa Mr who knew Floyd wel 6 that the sfierSet appeared In town of Mam* from ’one “com* Lther, setting the out In the road, are by-court or* V aluation o f Prizes ) A m ounts to a SWSStFl- VBi, riv . ta,' women and » in tents and , in the Wait i, on a food ra­ , cents * week, riking co*l mlnlllle*. , mg warfare be: npanles arvd tha I approxirriHtfly been evicted this Winter^ in ding Charleston, a typical Btrikjust moved with ce of the tents •donecl Baptist ■red by another of the .how lh' " l r « X t r u s t e r ,a8t : s hunt an these kfrs. Frank Gndiven youngsters, i belong to the d they nre paida and a hand- » ' ">« Shrine Club for ,hU By «V*)rsi'cm of education, promotertt'ftf the idea of a cleaner fog hope kvenfually to do away with the op^aoiokvi coni fire placo for heatiqf,, Thera would be replaced by ir«**#lretrlcity, central heating A combrnatlon’of maple cocoanut and pecan nuts Liners and their L from the snows Bn winds, union biarleston rushed rha River valley. Two Weeks *v ihirerng strikers [ cornea once evby truck from [cost per person L and by state f this la the enif these families, ■re not conald- SHRINER’S CIRCUS BEGINS WEEK O F SHOWING TONIGHT 'S ’*'SrS r s T w ^j^^WOStriltUig Miner 9 g e n t I conducted during the ycar"lncllud” Many Schools Now . cd specific knowledge needed in to Children ^ w S lrtT h lS S ^ d "^ - > a ? *«“ B S f e r a « * r f T i a a i r B a s « * ? &n w r i A s s t 5 3 ;r!$ J 9k Wa.*1?!1® to have c o m p a r * Coi|Jfrelational House Is Filled By Contests Bet$eenBoys andGirls N u tritio n SENATE TO BEGIN]? N I G H T SESSIONS fSytegH.TO SPEED W O R K ever It o Mnrn rtofinii i T A T T *i» A co fn r* I ticcs in child feeding, suggestions _______ dS li 8 gn8 * nHci* S?.FE ’ F * k 16-—The and instructions for planning and Whilo some*administration T S a d -H PHority" KetndfounHle^ ,Itne|»,1| had Incrcasinp ?re 8howinK an preparing well balanced family ers are inclined now to force the ---------------ffi" 8nd il I*. Judged that ln various •meals. Reports indicate that 752 issue on these apnointments, It mav <’e "MANY ! cim nntUmn*» ♦L°P*d i y# the corf onbv how?Urf«m°II ,'wor,lt carried homes carried out improved prac- bo that they will be left for nc1s n j ,e t t ern In work-: ticcs in child feeding for the first tlon by the new senate, which i ” a MBURi #? s?LfITe, f#,.t J®w ,r ,h*n R^h.prfnnn Ml“ Eva I time involving 1,072 children, and President Coolidge called yesterGerm«n t,hc [ffltor81 he«d,na. ? iit D ,^ „ d ! [ yand nutrition thnt 0-18 women and girls were pre­ in i S P r ™ f * twee" f h« « men ‘ S l f ? 8,1 y « r ‘ hey paring well balanced meal, a” — Londoner* have tarklgd .withi'renewed energy nils whiter the pn roblcm of reduclog their fog bill ‘1 which often causes a loss to t community ®f 15,000,000 a day. S fie" tt*fch8«A<. colluded that ?*!!? I.1 * 88 impossible altogether t u r e h ? ? pr?vided fey "•* Statistic* have been compiled showmg that London’s annual soot-fall amounts to something like 75,000 tons. » individual in the city is nffcctecl, more or less, by the heavy fogs rfnd'sMnke nhisanee. Traffic sometimes comes almost to a stand­ still, and. shop dealers often close v P i‘ h*i t -J t ^ ' bocaU8c of lack of buaineaa,. During the fog season this winter alone it hns been esti­ mated thnt the loss to the com­ munity haa been nt lenst 135,000,- al,<* |n the schools, thereby improving the lunches of the children. As ■ result 20 schools hnve been Indue* led to serve a hot dish or school ' lunch for the first time, which in|volved 2.010 children. 10 4 Magnolia Ave S H. B. Lewis, Pres. 3 - J « 105 1st Street . •* It. C. Maxwell. * §j 1 * �* f * W V * **.r w I ' • Ifpm l f1 d|It??* W* M t t A S I l l„ I1KA.V. ,* - noWAItll IIKIIO IAs Brisbane Sees It Matter. r e a h e s ta te L^as f u S n y 'a ^ in y t h f n g ° f F5? rida Art «)f p oster, b u t did you eves th in k how l 2 5 l ? S f S ? ' u i l ? c.lrc a s co n serv ativ e in th e use o f a d je c tiv e s a n ? 5 ? * l l 8 to b , Kdltnr Manager you?,P?°rS " hCn J0U ',llcmpt t0 describe thir^orirof (’hour MA 111 Maaaulla Atrnnr FMf * a u n n n u iT io x iiatko f t '.'T W r . JT.M six Months $j.5# • llu -T r11 ln £ Ujr. .**>' Carrier, per JLtTv 15c" e-e-Uly (edition 12.00 per tear. * r E C , A>‘ * o t , C K i All ol.ltuary J®Ylr,>l^,c * r,l " of th a n k s , reaolutlonie and notice-* o f e n te r ta i n m e n t* where rliarir** a r * muile will I»«• rhaririMl f o r a t re g u l a r advf*rtl*lna r a te *. . * £ * " * * « TIIB ASSOCIATBII rNKX.I 1 . The Aaaorl.1t,.,| Press la excluaIrely entitled t<> the uie for reput,­ , llcat Ion of nil news dispatches • to H or not ntherwlao cred­ it'd In thla paper and nlao the loral newa ptihllahed herein. All rlKhta - *v vu; . - £-***- .Ti . Nothing To Speak But Words PlUlaknl rwrry Mtirrtumm r t r r i l oZfaht'l M ,S?o"n,l . TV’ H ie Sanford Herald >, . i t l< -?V1 TH E BUSY MAN’S N EW SPA PER” The Power of Opium. ; Stupefies Men, Makes War. J H g S A N F O R p H ER A LD . M ON DAY. FE B R U A R Y V The Oldest Alligator. England's Worry. BY ARTHUR BKISBANB _____ ICasaHofct m i l ,!n ,1V ur’ rTo'¥nl’ "P .p« * nlln« Finland in the League of Nations, the niaks e lf you wiI! inVlulm n s i c X i ““ rS o i!' o f >’,,u r- ers of nrms and munitions are still stirring up trouble. fo lk s will laugh a t you r m n f u . c » t " ’ " ' I f " a "|' He demands that the League -in­ w crils you m ust use to w rite y o u r “p fece’’.P * f " } ' nndoquale vestigate, in connection with the opium traffic, the shipment of arms into the Far East. of Sanford 148 St. Augustine, Fla., Feb. 11. e A w words ' h e o f T n jr i d a " ^ '^ ^ * 0°rf w rit' M° n' hundred irivimr an hnS«»» L1 n,00n* 0 r wrile lw « MAKERS of uiniiiunition, whusc description ns prosperity you see it, of th« p r e t u m t “.CCuUrat<! do»criptl«n. depends on war, have seen in Flo: been credited with sturting various The i,lef ia t kt.'p^ a ? r „ u S “ international rows. And according dimly-visioned here at home HOI* thTn^“ tMn r»r* «uimiy-visioned home,■ see °r pe'.’I,,!} i MISS KATHRYN W IL k e y . S«c, « , M Woman’s Club • . ■ t f - •-< .v '«"i nui,t pense to eet <>..» a. .h r •1 'Hit< T68BHAIZY S i j Grammar School Honor Roll Column “ PHONE:—Re«. 428-J J3 . 1 6 ,1 9 2 5 PAGE Sprini adrts o mers. OWNMQ M\S w * ■ > :K CENTRAL STATE EPWORTH LEACTTP Mrs. DeCottes Honor UNION HOLDS INTERESTING MEETING Guest At Card Party Given In Jacksonville "■ I u J ! r buj ine!?, meeting of the Following are the names of pu- H n 1 Vul. , ' v®lf»re Department pils of the Sanford Grammar ri Wll be held in the aun room this School who made the Honor Roll ° n.account of thea auditorium for the month of January: 3 L thV ,u,i M n * rented for MonEighth grade: ««!. Tuesday and Wednesday af: v ana weunesuay nr, k *«ub. Lilli ■ «Caraway. araway,, « toraoona. The Mualc Department1 Hickson. Martha Jchnron. *» Will hliMit T . ^1 f aiili»ii ft . . L The Central Florida Epwortli (of the worknniriin Union T? t_ of# a *. «« .1 .. 1 **• Lengue the Metho<li,i HE lSTfiNW<3 pday V o lZ L S S »l to 1„. t» | A ‘ ’ r,,c banner of 1021, ■loftouw out jpartment of the Episcopal Church hold its regulnr , t," ‘ Permanent nronertv ..r Inary S<iciety will AKC 9 monthly business nnd social meet­ he league winning winning it tho most rule, by eliminating Article IV. iM nurd Schiracd, Hn?,d . M,pi,,.,. " ' nu of Mrs. C, II. ing in Orlando, Friday night, Feb. tunes during the past ^ ''TW 1 & & A LlAST as the provision of the clause is • ^ ,lhy !,HT hWary Huff. J ... {,’ .. i Inu. \t plll'YM ,t,f|g their siater-inbv ih.. 7YJu .** V a8t This etto Avenue and •* V . i\ \ 1 which . W o r d A . DeCottes. of rendered superfluous hv Section ! »*r‘r,,Vr- ' ‘nr»Wcrito Cnnier. I.iuile »i 1,....1 1.1 ;r0........ r.La":!° coupler cb,,Pter 1 at 13, with th? league of First Meth­ 1 o'clock. ' {' a"...'.1 _fVup “ ines out of the 12. aonrord. tho Misses DeCoLte, en- (b» or Article VII of the by-laws 1b,0mi,1'8- -'.M l Vining. dark I : A ton on X PnlrHton, Miss odist Clum-h entertaining. The Another league had it three times tertanied ut a Valentine card pur- or the general club. • •May Lord, Horace leniinc-. II. » nnd Miss Eliza- Central Union is comprised df all making n close second. honie n ^ ^ L uf,,'‘r" 00» I" their nr * * * entertain with a the *'HHei. Knthlc n !. M:,rkt’t 1Street, the affair “I tne wCl rare Deoartment .. . 111 ‘ ^ e a In centrni'FloVidn’ anil l,,l,U' ,,f !> siIv<,r U ing ' ? • ,1 M“"[y °n" ," ‘ n urite and flnance ca ra v a n s sounds good «t , „ . . the rivalry for the best record the Chinese |aippy culturj and l * unc, „t l . lhe h}rR‘ !'t «ttendtake place at its meeting on WedSriaV Pil< i 0 ,n°»' 7 ”° 1,1 • !{ TRUTH MAKES FR E E :— Then Hill of wlydi lm T 01" 1 " f.n. the, nrsdey „f this week r P Li!) will meet with nmong these Leagues is very keen. ; br.ml, Killy Hutchins,,n. was Friilay. i ^ ,0 rock-ribbed opium traffic tliat the Chinese may won hvuV ‘onl T * t n^ W * nl«o said Jesus, If ye continue in my coast o f M aine fo tlicm inkitft i tAllister on West 1 “P Chni by Hanford, having present 41 Tile awarding of several prizes for word, then are ye my disciples in­ sa y s the \vord-n lin le . • h f b acheH o f ^«i*tl»ern C a lifo rn ia ,” have money to pay for the weap­ n r r a S ^ i ' l h ^ J f ^ 0 V r a t!? £ y MomlayT Feb. 23. the. , , S\V‘ Krade: Mai, arm Oik a ons they buy to Mow off each oth­ ,, e •"K'M’sHporcentage in several " l,i "• I1 uionihership of M. sn o w gro un ds er floor of 2 ,1 the low-1Womans C’!«b will hold daily ’ £,arJ r .Mov' ; . J jf n itc ' M„ • ... g deed; and ye shall know the truth, w horei C id meeting'V of th.1 Bjws , 1? “ " ‘i ; 0 T lo“ vin» ( w »«««> er’s heads. ' Time, are , 7 ^ of work has created much *l pin f,,r efflehmey signnting the „i en- wltll hi .i . -SANFORD VVK. «nd ile-, 1lasses m dressmaking and millin-1^°thcnne SchIrani, I)uroDv 1 f, and the truth shall make you free. the Church Ser•'Hack in 1 R .10 • • i, f h founttt,n of yonth.” thusiaam. ""d more than ? That Hie fighting nnd the* sale S i ? (”«• Second Ke­ tine tallfe,! John H: 31-32. P'1 U '“S Wore ya,cn' ^umjer the superyision of ti?0 1 .T ^ le y , Margaret " CORNER fnii't’ t with Mrs. E; jiavenient. Several charges in the District an,VSanford’^ r" r ,m8t nin,,th -r h ..,V .; ,i.„ ,V .n » ,A .,l.m i Sb„w ™ l S adventure trekked acro ss^ h e'S oek ^ ou’ “t,,e ,over« «f or weapons may rbntinue, not only uk Avenue at 3:30 UliMMERriM, “After a number of progres- Work, with teachers sent from the ,,araM Higglny, Warren lierbv. * Hu; opium traffic, hut the ambitions have new pastors, in honor of pin nVnl r ' " lho ELEVEN MONTHS of the earth tl,7 prc!t’S ydl, w m Tn ° ,rom. U'L* whom, together with the present' no,;, h i . r,*‘iui*stral that the or the various Chinese brigand nnft l 'ri'l‘rL‘’ Pavers hohling Florida State College for Women. •|'flrrt;^„tVl'Ali«tcii Adolphu < -j lacker will give a n ’ A,any 1,1 t,1L‘m leaders are oncouragid and flnanI f ih T !C‘,^e', Wero Present­ -li.-s Flavin Gleason will have this tc ’ JtV—well, let’s see—it’s very near of starvation and exposure. . s "iith. .Margr-t H r* at the Grammar song. Tom Byrd, the Union presM lnu^1 pi ml pnrt ,°f whi‘ 1' Pol­ eil 1 and Chapter Presidents gave a ban- to ,i’-k v " i#l° S'°k 7:,: ;sr" t‘'!, ed with prizes. The first uri-.f J n" iHfwtai«l| xJJJf Eleven months, almost a year, .- These classes arel.^ 1' 1' A,“r-IVrH* Twi! " quet at 1 ” n‘m " k. «<•:. \ isits t„ ^jck. l’IH. a haiid-paint;,,1 nut l,„wl. WlMlt t ” ,7pt... .to ch?.r«te i») o’clock. ___ nil cluli members, nml Tew, Jack Rnh.vo!), G 'iTbp h.. ..... . . ...... . Home nursing !•» rllP ; — Since you put on your lint one day tramped the^cy^lorKsTd' Chinan11!* i' f Kob* ani* tfionsands SEC OND L A R G E S T aumptous repast. and. splen­ thl* consolation registration should U- made a t ' ‘ *'nor*Vn°r, Vermin 1’iiest, 1 ! n noor $« n,.0i) i *was spent, f" r C0mfort This is the*fi«~ the Ynkim \\ i ' Chilkoot i'as.s to the Kloiulvke and THAT S a nic nice picture of civiliJa) poor visits »f to a ioilv .tt.,; i And snid gooodbye and went away did talks were thoroughly enjoyed. •ince w th Mrs Waiter Colenmn a f ' 3U> } Fred William : K,| * IN D E P E N D E N T 'Kinph we hnv, ' , < hriatian nation: using one jeting of the Mu* Ihore from Sanford who were in- niisent Lcagueri: Hi. Letters t„ n l ;/ t 4 ,ul when the winter passed the warm «r Mllun* Chri:ili“' till (oleman Book Shop. There is Filiott. Bettina Canudn'll <{ And you smiled, anti I smiled, too, money n> send misnf the Woman’s • jaU 5 be<,* Ut‘r8 2r’’ Vi>,its *he That’s all one ever dared to do; X Zy" pi u iIt T L' : ' r n ,,n ,hL' h'” ' “ ‘i K s r r he Chinese nnd an­ Perfume. "r m ’ * m. n T " " 1 fT J ,f 51 n*ked of each ' F ra P "ulf,nss, Allen Field :. !;. K. * mcmbcT 0 defray expenses, and <,riff'!V, l^wrem e Hiiggu.-. M ;j other part of their money to stim­ O O Q 9 H “The guest Of honor wns pre- tiu^ And then I heard a door that closed i..K Tlie Committee entertained the • » c o m -' ■ should he paid when the eh Milam I’mile' • |'.,w >’i ». . 1! ulate the deadly opium traffic, that augliters > « liand-pnlntetl nut And—well, whoever yet supposed of the Union nnd J l ^ T i Bti n s'Jciul " n(l bus made Mood'ra’? . ^ h *» tinilef-1 FiiTunce. Rufus Vining. Theodore ? the heathen may lie ahk* to pur­ [>■ will he hold nt ; superintendent bo.^ ’ the |?fft of the hostess. Dr. and Mrs. J . T. Nixon, pastor Eleven months rould follow then 1 thos,‘ taking advantage: 2 k" r,lliv. .Miltun RonmiM. .'vipnia .chase weapons to kill each other j l o lowing tlie awarding of pr|*. ol ‘bis [C. II. Smith from the Sanford church. offer will provide their —— Bhnnnon. Before that door would swing again, «• delicious salad and sweet Angus \Villia 1 n 3 , state league At 2 o’clock the union meeting "resilient war present and gave a es were served. ......... ul c°ur»-: ^ I “laf<,r dresies ami hats, and' Fifth Grade: Beulah Simum, 2 i - +rtr*i That is, before tliut door would LHRI.S 11ANS, however, have .... tin was cnllcd to order and after a 2 1 Stove and ft] iesday hne talk on “\\hat Docs Your Nwing, short devotional service conducted r e f­ monopoly of tin* profitable trade niK ns A U V K -FU U K IH cronce to th e "c a ra v a n s . Jusholdcr will on- by the Orlando chapter n twhich Name on the Roll Mean?" nwlKT. .11, , . A. u,.c„llt.,.- M «iw win |„ ........ „„ iMgurcs supplied by tj,, I.,„gue of Wo 'And really mean n singlo thing? _ me lino I Oiiiirhl,., y, f a nilln Dm ■csdny Bridge club wisslnimeo is the next meeting Nations show that of all weapons time Dr. J . T. Nixon read the OK IT S KIN D X ’llt |»L Inez riminpMin. Vivian ........|. i;,, h. :t und th e nine., on the second Friday night Cecil inn Music Club ..r o c ^ t a n w l ' n Z ^ pK L * ! T lh c l " e shipped into China in two .years S!>.00 per (Jfjj Johnson Cieichcn Lewis M-.-nle Eleven months, or muybe more, in March. fdiigilon wedding n r !’ n [-i0f lhL* " Tl!" v 'rj ' in*” and Japan supplied 50 per cent. i n e n t " ’ ,M of '" r a n g e ., M' llon. Mildred Ford. A!:,. |) « n o t h in g . Before one heard a swinging door w aves Hint In,, th e sh ores „/ f f l l t a ' S . ' r * “ ,l H ,ll'y U|1 lh e the Baptist Program On Saturday! Sir" Japan’s motives a r j not neces­ I>ritt Realty| |{ h ,V f'l||;'ws: (’halrinan [ «"" wV. Will, niih. I.vdia H i{ Just seem to awing some certain shadow its silv e r moon mid u itb F<|Uimi ANNUAL iu LXf lnifUl8 1 lts HUn* ,je * sarily as mean or mercenary ns better Is G l 'n n f l t r J ! way, T h a t will he N E V E R .” R 10 *eav cs ° f th e palm s. those of other nations. A i-'i' i'ltt ' 1. 1 w I n C,riBo?r8r* W* ' srnn.... K,|,v- , " 111" David, » ! K 3 E : r ' ;::';~ l Is Greatly Enjoyedi*'' in THE 1^. t»nnlm*i, K. I;* " t uln rnthnint* * . » • ^ CONTINENT,Vi. /J dent took charge iff the meeting The S n -'— ■ J »' ’* * r|r*da> ?..e.a!>t.‘1‘!8Cr,be* thut seemed to sny ia. !’,ow the great Power >1 (mlliiwuy Mr*. Walter Co|...| •{»'. Kraiicfs Wil-mn. Th* nm l» .u \\ thusinstic lie s here! lie'H home; He’s on W ORLD SHOULD OWN A HOME ukc will entertain with the following program: TOUR t.fH Tas^ncf^a.|C,;rfn^ o u ^ ".^ o X ] s J i ; - , ^ I U „ n - ^ T c Club of ,„st ‘* ^ ^ 1 Marjorie Turin-. .Muv Bordon 1 <iv. the stair! who an n o th in g b u l ' S u w U ^ i ^ T b . " ^ m ort* ' *> f c J S f * " " " th» Bridge Club, VALDOSTA TIMES Mart hr Garter. Batiii , *• ... :• * by otltone o f ihnun < • ........r . . ..... 1 L ’. . ,,1L n,0sJt prosme d riv er o f !.! r5C0KnlxeJ “« s'«l' by othNow where’s my puff? nnd how’s one o f th ose “caravim s7' could m,T T l ^ \ l T l l k / h’n ^ o t \w FOR SALE beting of the South Roll cal! \’,ff ° ,tp te r s ' ," 1'' « j « f ; o SheZ t l ^ 11 i S t V l i S f f « ? . T k *' K Juanita Smith, O ai.i j*. . n my hair?” Ichor Association D ir t f tn Motruiirililan < it Stinson KInlaw. ,Inm< . (J.n tru m fu l accou n t o f F lo rid a ’s lovehnes-i w/thm'I "u • a Tfh C,hincae nr,‘ ,,H Intelligent! There are n0 house Eleven months—and yet a week I ’ iescn.it, g ' of ^a Iva rds for il’ S i n l T f K ’ rT 'li f ^ ^ ^ |K*' W are H o u s e .........l.o n K L ease Oa Railroad ) o’clock. ItSK h,,UM,: for rent ,n |«re now in the suburbs will he Fmily Biiest Mari,. Hud ,n. !J q u ite ou trageou sly upon his stor-i. n f n/lL ' ' * th out draw ing '« the Japanese end nearly ten j Vu!do,tn. ' Peonle “ was before I dared to speak, est record made in various phases,ers and daintias tothc sick.1 * ™ nr.' P^nist. These numbers wera giv! Vlu ^Vlul^h i h#t h:ris pressicn wi!! give A >1 1 forced to n the center of the residential aw; n d o u 8 a r r a y Hopkins, Clara Zigl i > , , F ir e P ro o f ... On Paved Street '« ’* <» th e £ & « ^ * 1 Or hardly dared to speak, for fear air. a n ,I "k e .o h in 'g - a V e . n h f " - " f OF TALENT |High School at l ....... ......... ....................... «'"> ei'thusiasH is hoped '' " T ’.that J : ^ul,,y they can-; c a n -l1" ’^ ' " «n raw few years. ......... iiuiKireii times greater ---- beenuse iney It ail Coucl r " . - J 1" 1' ' 1 Tew. Melt F, ticnllyr encored.aft. incltitlinji Somebody else around might hoar i\ t L lJ than that of Japan. If they w ere, nt .Kt‘ ' n *k’*«rnble home in which 1 " ht‘V n . m» " builds or buys a card players will keep this date in ‘ a.Pv /'"rrett, l.oidse Ale—well, me gulping something Lessons from the life of Box M* G C are Herald V a l e n t i n e P a r t y G iv e n united, under sane leadership, t h e 1" ,iv‘‘- Rentals arc high for the m ' i! :l‘ is onc°uragi encouraged to save. down I’ r aioit |iiiy Old Truths In New Clothes ............ landlord and 1 Because one man wns out of town. In H o n o r O f B i r t h d a y will meet at the * • ................. |at 3:30 o’clock, i," „ Bach given. 1 Browning, Gerald , , ti h D 121 Now, isn’t this a s hameless note?_ olf Club will have I R ( ‘ »i K\ K R V C U M J.; a n a c c n a ia jii F'. D. Walsh of Tampa spent the ' , ;Sj,t" r‘l:>y evening. Mrs. Olive Mary I'uiio, re.HiH^ o u r a ttu m l “i i ^ f c v i " 1^ l- ia !,T h u h I.! i ' i " ' o n l“ m all at the Country week-end in Sanford. the worst a woman ever wrote. Invention .. 0 " P. Bach te Jc r a ^ V lV J lF° pa °£,C h cb,mm,tV ' : ’ ' l und.mist, n ! Hill wns the hostess at a birthdnv . f e a t u r in g Hiev will build "the'* homo "and chaim"1' lT'!,clct"lrs or * t h ^ i t S e Pearl Robson r • n , ? 1 honest m om ents I o’clock. But 1 vc been thinking more and know how rarelv th ev hnv« ” e ra ; jd.i ... .k*<t . . . .T. . .it:; Crnley ____ ____ kviti shin£! |{ro . £•&}:< Valentine party at her home 2tli» t ’‘‘L»t« in C '"'•I <t to those who want to b y wan s T which,,,l.m" * t every tenant more I- lyimr ri pVomun’s Club will Mrs. W. J . Shuman and Mrs. Joe East Third str,.n» i,..,,,,-:, .. 7 ' t o r t b„„. Hr,. VtaMik and' jSS" ’ hShn’ ' l u ill J '” t " i i " " wrUere also know th a t nt'cbr(li,,k M ' r h n V P kinfuMvh'l'l dUVl'r JA I' AN '» lal.T e.trt, therefor. 1 _ Ncssie Stone : r.n-4; Mlilov S is te r s : easy terms. Every man who can rl° ',tl1''1 ,,0" S0 ,,n,, 'vhieh on bridge party at Jinkins of Oviedo spent Saturday k That ever since you shut the door, A lexand er i* . Henry .McLiulin. nami. l.ucill.. fm ddia«iu ep ' ‘- r liavotte Imperial wasihiy own his home ought to l f ‘ ',0 n.ot vnre to make. jleri 1' !' k . M ri kt 3 o’clock. Morey . , Dougin:'., Lucile ' That anywhere you chanced to he, llo in Sanford fiftcr. Miss Dorothy Smith, it h:-HI), iierinljslA,' r•. Margaret C'lcs .(•ciiitl romnuttee in ciiarge of! Bender, .luli: ul ’ ! i ‘ nru many reasons in J umii ra^rM0 ' t ” arc n° w rc,,tthat maybe you were just like me. * _____ l"C her fourteenth birthday. a mind in Japan................. . pt’“co " f * . Urtangement: for ,h« i.Ti ,7 ’ " ' " ' ai'.erm a .............................. ... vim rcrt mint:. Khertzo, Anil, jubt because I let you g... u V e r< ! L bU)for ! l n..h u'’mC th.cy Wol,!‘! ITICK The house was delightfully dec­ "".Ira room Lthers who Z Sm Mrs. E. W. Brown and Mrs. F. B. The attitude of the Japanese & v ild o s S '*ln'b,U t0 ° 'vn « '»*">” L n .. ...... . it«y • * -"" »> ® f aswi. a -TWKNn i.i,iti . . . You didn't see, nnd didn’t know, T r “ I’”r ‘‘ K,-«nli o f A r t , .prince regent looking at the Chi Din- reason is that values r,u*Vc* tn Valdosta if they could I.Spaulding Circle Westfall of DeLand spent Satur­ orated with hearts and red sweet My First -OWSSt Waltz C o. IVrser uV-"v ML- W- A- Kitts, Mrs. .1 D I ' 1 !;i **»**. All e tlogi g And didn t really understand; peas. Delicious refreshments were sat till• |^.a|;^• sale Feb. 21 day in Hnnford. nesc bandit leaders cutting each constantly climbing upward The KCtl“ koo<! hom'’ in which to live. Sr„ 2 ,ffl ,B * p* and R°V Dritt, Mary Camvrwn, Eunice " Q I V r? rY O iT \ A ru n And wouldn t it be awful—land!— served at a late hour. The real estate Gallo BurlerNora Powell Drug Store. ti H o S X r ^ i*°uis JX Somehow somewhere sometime i r a i " r t o O T * L ? ’K ,. Tuhlew Robert Attain* Kt-Hy Pim g 3 I A f O R D C A R S FOR °1 iw old Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Blyo of Ta­ Those present were, Ellen Tel>. you Em I.'. Henry WjUe, X l Fli/aheth Teasing vares were guests of friends in torn. Martini Fitts, ,v'm t h e L r X i i l X S 3 ’ r e , , S t ' nW o' " " " ) ' l ' X ' Five acres good celery farm, allela MICE ,. .. Sanford Saturday. ; lines lluth Boat man. Edith Smith, Katherine Schirard s ­ Z t i u z r ' " * m° nths nn‘| m‘n. )' ".,nan H.Club wii hca the m liter i " n 1 1 h Inin “,i Knight. PERFORMANCE ptnittec of tlie WoIt Kathleen long. Catherine Waters, Valcik . . . ed and tiled. T hree flowing ft Mokrejig to kwp in mind the bridge lunch= A T 8 :3 0 l>. M. u —James A. Montague li Jixcinl attenthm B'uckHiihn. Maria Move, riiil attention ' Mr. and Mrs. •Hurry 'Papwortl, , fMiix">e Jqlin Higgins ti • lt f /l I L . .1 l l I t C J* I. rvaUnns r,,r It ion budge party arrivt,| Sunday to visit Mrs. Pap- nml Sonatina yotiroclf ,loi„B t|,e J mt! th ! „ jl l e ’ sn y a":' ' ' ^ y ° “ wMI fi,l<l Close to loading station A T V ,,or" th.v Smith, I D ! T v,,H T " ’ ,no.\cr kn"W" a home iS vh h M K messages to pros-1 j] ^ • at ‘A PUIIK'S. J\i\ I t,1 1 Thelma T, w nat the club house i worth’s father, SI. F. Robinson. val.hista, built upon coiiierva- r " '" ‘■•••'wnera. With the] ilia* 208 W. THE INTELLIGENT colored ■i P A R IN G ... SPACE Sunshine Ktservatioas can _____ The weight of the brain is donGreenwnld care-taker of the alligators on Mr live lines that did not sell for a ' d ! “"il ,,0H, f,',r t,u* Htture in ValReasonable Price. Easy Tcnj filli'ig Mrs. R. A. Master Billy Barber, who has hi the first nine months of life. ! „ , Edith Wragge. Heddingston ■ alligator farm * ia .!.i« ..-,B Bs.„ a n t,n a a a u L -u a iU H la n a u ia ? U • it phone !n>. Rondo (Sonata in A) The meek may inherit the earth been seriou ly ill at his homo on -Margaret Peters. Luollu e at a reasonalile Palmetto Avenue, is reported much ,*,J ,a ,,,,* ,j!,,f,Cl- !iE a u « e jn « a « a B a •* with it wont know wh" 1 t0 (,° trip down the East Coast ami is i«:» V-"V' f.; improved. green moan, Hint alligator is non “gain tho attractive guest of Dr. v v v v ♦> ♦> < ♦ < * « > :» <i* «:»♦:* ♦;* ♦> g ENTERTAIN AT DINNER ^ ol'1- Dut they live t„ he and Mrs. W. K. Langley. ---i Air. ami .Mrs. II. B. I ewi» grae* t It is said that the earth is slow­ I'u rm ire o f lh e fir s t m a t e , , r U e i i . . a r E r * . >«"" years old. Yes, sir. thnt’ i J. W. Kennedy who has been tho c4 A n d mii-ly entertained Sunday evening ing down. That is why everyone the amount ofr time .thnt .alligator guest of Mr. nliil Mm. J , W. Clark • • • < • u» m*™ a ! S '„“ i ; 1 t h e m y s t e r y o f s a n d p a w with j, "inner at the Country (Tub Mies Jennie Slaughter of Cu!❖ 8* cuu has to hurry so. State left Saturday for Ida home in popper, eruilui* ol th e th ird m akes •• ’ ,Vt ’ n pw pontlgot to do everything that he': 'w,.MV vniM . IIt 1 C/AVE i he table was attractively am- S t Vn., is the attractive giiev. 0 i J J Cleveland. hu nter. Undue e x ce ss „ r , . ' u ‘ a a " " a »'•»*«•t J ‘j',;1" ’ ,t ' *tir. !'i» r-r you, *____ . NMV ' on K DF.RALD t r i b u n e Rooms,r.lll-r,02. IMume 95 of Mb - Snritn lake. Miss Lake ''le d hv crystal baskets of avn-t « V ’ The F.ustis Lake Region, like Ir^ tf t* iv i«*n f * 4 / Miss Slnughter were sch<„d- I’eas in pastel shades. » ' « * e v i l S . ° S . ° i r t !,ue„ ‘. t e " " “. " - r s 8? Jff a JSS .. .... .. : • Mr. and Mrs. W. A. X.ichnry ami and other metropolitan dailies is going su it H First .National Dank H ttiltlin!,'. Covers were laid for Air. and niates in Stewart Hull, Staunton, |K.-l|. r. Tampa, to guest, Mrs. Cheery spent the week­ ", liil"'g piece out of the fe*IUV tilde about s S ' c a v T te '!°r ' ! ;lW without any oito knowing In for rotogravure sections. produces th e w o r s t'r e s u lt? y e iT li" 1 iV " i ' 1,1" 1. " " , ',MI' ,t / U LO i Vn. Mrs Lewis. Mi. and Airs. Ilar.v Tampa. l.'dely and I linve to men,I it. end in Gainesville visiting Mrs. D. :aw it or not; the! very root „ f i , w p l ^ r t y ! " ’ lic « »• ;m well. Air. and Mr,;. George hard note' ’of'^feudDn, ,,ot; AIiaa R ul)a W illiam s, Mr. R .L I J"l"i op, of Jnck- T. I'hilynw. Now that Jack Dempsey is marmortal l “ - \ iH, ,h'* "*'tWork ru of “rnaitie, and murder, l.y’dn/JJSljJ Horace Hannon of Macon, Gu„ k. H.ill of Rich1 1 HA I OLD alligator was biting Irt Ir.t 'em <oiilradicttm siiupicioiip. N u ttirally th ere is m uch m ore th an (nflo.ra wi ' ri‘K»rd the eaulifloiir has arrived in Sanford for the win­ industry witli more seriousnesti. tilings four hundred and fifty years nor... irreconcilahl;, uti.iiuiil:: and ............. ... Air. ami Airs. Anderson Fudge Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Iloyn; !»• tlie ''"•ii, i, in, of Jack- turned Monday to DeLand after ter season. Mr. Bannou is a rep­ "f Plymouth, and Airs. J . E. .Moore -ti-tual existence „f l,"tore ( oliimlttis came to this alii- 17 " u«n'|,‘ »l»'t T fi ♦i* heet, put upon H "ti. „l Savannah. !•pending the week-end with Mr. resentative of the Federated Grow­ Ol Jiieksonville. Were guests SunisK k iiu aiu in i gator country, (him, had estah- tho press vviiea there in the >Ul. T en years from now they will hr r- K er, and will have his otli, lii'hed ' Rreen, ..f Bradenasking what lias become of the old tlial his c la s s ific a tio n has |Vrn!t i i-';! 11v t'u'l tmn'.‘ ! ‘ M r’ uml Mrs. W. II. Williams. l i »'"1 » civilization five Vi,.miami »gt'Btloii of a darkly appaling „,y Florida Vegetable (-orponRlm,.11'0 " " Celery "m i, of Jnckxomfashioned man who used to go cave yon know. And th e eom forl o f it uli i : person years before that. She tV:,k.. :l r.v that , more eldlllng than " " m- " ' medieval. i' “ | gho. t exploring. Air. uml Mrs. Bart Peterson ar­ what I'd up h ere w S a n fo rd , am i in ,.v m . ‘ , •M l , " ‘ la c t th at ,p ,,Mc 'bra.-days, if p.oddni , ■» murder. The mvatery { p j « » " " •. linktddingH rived Saturday from Jamestown, do , never half so terrifying It, What effort •!eclrie.nl N'.'its*'U^o|,OW,'r' '* ',l ',l ’ r 1 b'v' 'v. of Tnlln- N. Y., called by tho death of .Mrs. the Sanford citi/en.s who com bin e lh e t ^ e h ^ ' m i k l''4' a ‘V I K ^ '^ h S 1j S 'X . 'U S ’ w ^ i . r a ^ l ’"( the mystery of a ".l m iniam s <md niam hir „f Commorei. making to •uc h jtu e x c e lle n t balnnee th at th e ir very Sl.ii*.... n a lu ' l,H 1,1 " 'i" ' "re building arm,ml her. ,i Something happ. tied ;,t •" "it, of Talla- Peterson’s mother, Mrs. B. .1. Starl­ I*. ■ iry **111*1 nu i>vf'n get the North Carolina “Booster IU I if Ininorit. T h ey serv e lira e ing. What r ,a *»'««8 .....................T -----“ )il p ro o f HiHl i v Kvoi’y O iio ul n Eai-jrain on Ea::y TorraJ. r r ,' r Jrn-lli-"», and the bpecial' to visit here? f n' • of JackflonENGLAND’S worry is ........ Pllt! . S i d e T V ' t ^ a n d ' u Z . "gg' tion of the press agent. i" their fidlow-nHaeiw win" limy bl bu' !a'‘w»M‘, il.V ,t'tig Europe , - hack on a I'cytoa, of JackFriends of little Nancy White I* It* lh e heijfhl.M, I hem selves, Mb - .'Hloumluig picture of lahoiei . Johnny Spencer of the Maccon liasiit with all ’eoiinlrieu trading I desperately sinking a •hafi :,fi,.r '"iv dilation ° ak f,ilt—I*««e Crp.sl— W oodruff Suhdivis* will lie interested to know that she ne nutf.erias and Telegraph declare! that I'bi id. of Saraso- i . improving from an attack ol' in- | •rad Lughind getting her Imre'.'" him........ tl) |H ; whole. Press agents eantiot 'he in tllis in now clotlicM— i t is 000,1 fo r dffe again will he want to crawl | w i l l b e ifiv e n o f t h e mil- men 1a) vis- U hde working at every tn-k t„ ia -' torture:, while :1 ........ r ,A" ‘I of Sarasota. fluenza at her home *»n West First ^ * a r * 'HD’nlq for (hose Kiifidivisions nnd 1 " " i to seo thorn im iado for iuH|ieetion. 1 '" " • I '.f i S ; K ^ f f il,,oul " " J u rn high' S hole uml pull It in after him. JMuuiii. of Sanford, Street. 1 ]’. " i' °wa safety, including the near by invc tigtt, Niimi* f'ond hoys in each • ■> . j . .» .......... . . . . j. . . . . . . . . j . . , . . . th- c h a w S 5 l r S 2 . i n i,aV“ nd wo draw tho huiMiug of flying maehineM t h a t ............ •of Sanford, that tlie whole •rale , , An ••’"'liaiigc suggests that alta lk a rout o u tpu t* will go five miles ip one miimt.. Airs. Stalsou of Chicago has a r­ l‘H liK !•; I.OT.S ON SA N FO R D IIEIGIiTS| h ''rouch, of West t * ”* I'vopio know- almut pre L isten to th is ta le o f m ass England seeks to end the haired agent stunt. L’ollras may lie ,n produotion. F if t y y e a rs •b. Reynolds, of rived for a winter’s visit with her f S o l o s e in ' a . (th. a hole, it begins t„ |(1((k [lH if some It is the Staggering juxtaposi-1 " S i L th«ge.mU1 , ll^ ,T h * | M th ere w ere no ra h h its in Wakes A iiu Look Thin J M . Wliile Ccttinjj Diiu \tisbrother, Capt. Crippen. She is trn lia. T h en th re e rah h its ................... .. •( ...... V1a l S l lari ley, of Juck- much pleased with Sanford and w ere se n t ou t from I ,011(1(111. S , X . ..... . ❖ 5 .ina Kentuek^U,r ......... Forty , « r„ age. Me,, crawling down"a |f'^nVn’l u. , ,li" ,,H « n J states $H00 each d o i n c h e s w i d e , l i n e i | i i a l i i v France lives in comitnnt dc cx l o|„ /, ()f Jack- Florida. At the Woman’s Club ill i "<l 1narrow passage i„ the ground 1 , i" W th” nincliin* ™ w f. S t f f l ! , 1! " ;■........ l; ............ o.ooo.„oo " f German attack and aertuanv >e(l Cast. inch rt «'»«II impre sh ad e ives n,r the opportunity tl) w,,., , where there Is room for only one A , . Dr. McKenzie, of f.eeshurg, is Va * ,r"w. of JacksoiiAn attractive picture of Airs. -I. 11 to puss, coming to say what they1 * lzut,*m bs not all ,,f a ^ .... ^ being mentioned „» tin- next gov, ;r '"tie r hatred on France BrilMnnley, of Jack- E. Wood of Knuford who is visiting • ™ » o f Borkta. Mr. JloK, i-di statesmen feel there can he her sister Airs. John Al. Wans in Come in and let the expert fitter, nu such thing ns permanent pcnc» in the week.” And sh.* could mak .» i , , . ------Jacksonville, appeared in the Sunan fvr n J . n,an “," 1 W ou|J make •hi cxculltnt governor. ■ direct Irom the Madame X Company, * " " " h i have i" invading the planet or normal conditions in F!-urope good the threat. • * pot of beef exday Tiiiies-Union. while thnt lasts. LII.LS, HILLS:—FEW IAil’OCTANT t«i Uuse S f fur u...... on ___ i give you a personal fitting ut this U for soup Ami the cost of maintaining fout Alms. - - :r • jI Realtors (JeiMM-ai Dcnhnrdt. in charge of If ,u "'"k gravy or ; Mrs. Louis Bouchelle of New wonderful reducing girdle. Wii||p . .thousand airships is less than thy , * r . th0t /,y*mr machines, deadKANSAS (TTY STAR tho rescue work at Cave City has iw ilh h this country was |rt,in^ I upkeep of one .single army corps. jin gh am Smyrna and Mrs. Forrest Lake I* J*t‘ '! g w •* received two thousand letters te L through its violent fit of war sent,' were the guests Saturday at a mat­ Legislative bodies Ul* See how this amazing girdle nctu. S T •IT "way cotton inee-luncheon given by Airs. Sail, *na plain col 1,1 «l*»t *,Sbuting ' nromii »•J 2 l t ! nl !10l *° ',0 “ • «t in always "!»• I'm * .inly twenty I 2 ° 2 F ir s t S tr e e t. ally takes fat from your waist and Fhoflfl iy r i y , Z « Z u , Z ' ; 1............... l r ' . . - ..z r r i . . billions abroad, the European n indefinite period, I Woodruff in Orlando. V id , V. to do4t "0 1 n,10,,e e h f how >v..w hips with every little motion you to uo 4t thun to do it yourself. • _ clean, but not i hills than can !}*?!Maetl '" the governor’s console um'e huVt‘ Unde San guar make—gently and surely and length* "arch causes then, I .. ..f . , 1‘ !,’r? n.co against Germai>u at Miss,Anno Earle Farmer of An­ if intelligently' u:<",| this country is a , — > " " " " " " • " ■ “ ■■HHaaaaaaaaaaBnBnHBSSM i1 G:;f c a i a , J n l ‘«t;k. P|‘" ,g'r,g hinisdf to send irn-a! The total»>’* t w ^ F T o y d Collins icyaru ens your waistline,giving you a grace­ derson, K. C. has returned from a 'I cost, under the worst V , t,u> !t"hr when »ck up the guaraii- conditions v l , r , d n murried on the ful, erect figure at once. * V - ’’ ; -.would he less than that the U n f f f c . ' n' (i rm:,n> ' "'"1 four hours’ notin. of four battle i ^ thl*. r" ck f'-H on hi: ♦*»3 1 < a tlesh,ps, and such an air IS!. ™ l L Stn ® a nry today the a m I ■ time Wood row- tlcet would menn safety. legislature has been in \ .s i , , " ,e,*!,urvs. in a clearer definition „f \vn “l™ 1 ' lhal 1u plate nlice likb s y ',V r Woul'1 into Made o f the highest grade ♦T-f 2 like Sand Cave on his wed­ a passed on to his re­ “lr th a td a n g e r ,> 'us‘ ^fo^ l‘" '1 n‘l ^ ‘ h- hill ,,er ward°"ami hnSthis PaMC t rtcant cured, "live” rubber— ding; day ought to have hi. Lmt "bodt, half its allotted seventy S i e nation has, at I,.,*, Hch .n.l i°,rlh"1, " * " on < ‘W i n c h s i l k f i n i s h e d b r o a d c l o t h in A !’ a days. It has introduced 785 hills R„ JUMtlc‘‘M " f lhe peace. partially, recovered its Ar: pinched. ITALIAN newspapers '■sln ui the very kind worn by famous j u mein H has enacted one law. , 1 goo ! r , ? , on thes > and other uar . . lig h t sh a d e s. •o— — ■ athletes for reducing weight. II ‘Large bodies move slowly *d #\ u Rpssia I* reported to be more raying W orn over the undergarment. applies particularly to Coni men ts Prosperous this year. She is still i $ Massages every portion o f the surface! however, ample proof that Red ■slat Ive bodies. It is not so v a --' > y 91*25 W om en often lose three inches the rolling t heir doctrines make things pretty blue. he fault of individual memberv 2 «f the system, which permits we hear. very fine week. .. . . ought not to many ulterior distractions and S S L ? our .bt!,n‘f gfeen over Ruscan , Italy, u A thonirGermans nce w,lh,,,lt France and r » « . ^ u r r ( K ; - *an w ,uld have con♦+>' aian prosperity. Lincoln’s Soundness Vi of procedure. Procedure. ln f"H Power, with ................. : France he.made to feel safe, H,i|,1Ucred England. W a ist and Hips Reduced Sihilitv »r°{ ' vcr’ raith. fl!" r|,'’pon°n their *> I! G til fru* V ii.I It happens •fTi ?*■ ei-v,.f there meie is little utile iir,i . i.. , - " , ,H •aid a t the capital Of Character Mr* Alary B. Harris offers a nnsod • itte r ij “f, ?”ur!<c' 5h"">'l not! ,ir«»nville Piedmont" in D ouble Quick T im e! "legislation that js reVly ml shades, small large t/h,'1l{';l>ublicm, leaders, j„ hack tn a'" business hl^ l'w i'th ou t' nav "inv •*A> any'definite British guaranty1? " " 1' t .^ T I Wh„ that w'Ve * xP|“n* Uo'1* She says important. it would h’.O k J H "t- Certainly R he y ^ a f h°/„r,h°, ,e^ * 'n‘ u; ‘‘' on --------" -utraiifj in the beginning When \fe throw .or .u , i No more exercises—no more starvingb lu er able In ™ ;to *incv |ra now n lt;ts been Well snid that the soundness | th" t »° new laws should he D half-hearted; that there j* no 1•5* v*^^v a . better earn lh*-y th dr U own liv WHILE statesman puzzle thp'r w o l / 'n'*' ^r’ (,’ormany " f war we gather the ' V ' ' 'i enacted tho mils hil|H >n-- thaVu', ‘'"•operative leadership; diets—no more harmful medicines. W ith every breath with ,r , — i than '" l " that all me Abraham Lincoln’s clia-.actcr has cbdlv t," fctt,er murder. Hence roduce,! shouhl become mwi, laws. There i nui i* mm.ii;, ll! !di; *..^\Vl'rn,,n .. F **?; • «*teni|»ta •• ui to every step, with every motion, it gently kneads and massage® in every light shu ouily, to commit Ih U widespread’'vvumc welded into the* very fibre of our nations* feeling thut wc turh.. L the "PfoMMon, has di greqter risk to the men. ’ away the disfiguring fat. Only live rubber gives this marvelous powered airships black. One state right l»r, He. And the people feel its uplif*in‘unconscious massage.” h«(l‘ f" r t0° n,," ,y lu'-VH now- For hrm.LhhMm° n^ ,hl!' ° 'vn rn" k‘‘ England are ht, wondering why otherfstnte!hat, " f , duality. Accounts subject to check art m.l iu ?r 1 1 '* ««**Bcult to get S K S i l n f . P° ,,Cy in n" ‘k«"K up•>v >•:•+<•4- <•>+•> vies tost __ V .. sti armies and navies that cost hu,, -1 ta‘‘pt luwn, u" '1 P'enty of imblic rent,meat aroused even over* • " - ent"* puestit invited. When, however. European no- \ U nbn?'enalori‘* " R<,ch‘-"t';r | >J. 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. W ith the Madame X Girdle you can wear stylish, becom­ necessary measures m l.lv ,? Un‘, shrul« "'hi uvwcssury There is lit-i...V V *1* part1i!‘an ‘Hvb'ion confuses * *3 lpiete V * nt t l' y th' Remrul appearance tie — ** measures. b « ; , “ta “ i!i,0. S i ; ore “ c : 1 UniuT ■?," 'lo' ing clothes at once. It gives you smooth, straight, unbroken f o r ^ n '" " '" 1 fc,t ut JvlTerson City , " t y , i d , M le? i,,‘jf lve reap.„,Hihi|- ennary of the home. Live Q#!t and Su for ■*'' •x t k h k s t i * %t i > on s t t i M S t r r o r ' r t no lonirer. 1, : lh4c HnitV{* Staten from uvi. | ^<nvi,,K of early spring styles that lines. Perfect comfort while you sir, work or play. Special t new laws except those ura l Z * " Ut ,relk‘^* :r Ut-,i.„ . 1 th . h»,„r,-;,i c X I Concert J S S h,“» J.bT““ht >:■« olil p r y ^ t g to al! types. Attractive hats invumg if every homt. hu | coa«h. in it ll'a ht L*v.. !.. aI. * ^•s mean ' many and that thev. pertaining to sUf , r banking and , lira .. " T p.‘:o,,lt, w,n bt’ ""tisfi-d back lacing makes it easy to adjust as you become morec«ston. '~ N ;'!«l vehicle.—!-New" Y'"'l slender. You can wear it all day long with com fort, while ' * ork y! enforcement of the criminal aw, rr,t- '"'t there shouhl be concerted ■ ,,,-n in tho nld fn ht’r, bn,vwr the United States, the i, . ",;V /C hven,nK U<ord. Th,. N it quickly reduces your excess flesh. Trv it on today! •-west nnd Beat in Style: v S I/O can say to any American waiters are my nation, not even cross the Channel to F», & B ,= f M O .»,„1 I rh .ll r ,.- ..,.; ”, „j „j „V' . •-Irihe T <7 Bn- Thr-y " '' “'e-l T.h’-v «n,iT cun’t seem servile a" 'f"dure. T h e Post O ffice Is N ext Door T o U* S a n f o r d ,F l a . C J& SSW 2V i yl"r-.xp 't" “f j,he 3- ‘hh2jjj » '.« « . J^ a r-JL T -S ite -’i™ 1 TONIGHT m ALL W K E K t ' i // SRi C- A’-S I ; ■Sr "hit*Sil x , r ; " „ SSJaSTr’/Vir ?,r';lyn, s;i,'"’r::;' SKf °SSR Sl"“ A ^ i P X i i S X IzT ’ ”,r u” r,,r •’i,'k ..... ......S L N G E A N T R 0 1 P ii P e rso n a ls Mr. Farmer! NOW IS THE TIME TO BUM ' YOUR FARM sWJrsa s t a ih t J S T A p ^ " " ril* ic ^ S r S w ? iT r *s s...- ....... E. F. LAN E REALTOR >•." Jfw;i;e' »*>-• fhree Bungalows A P e rs o n a l D e m o n s tra tio n b y a n E x p e rt F itte r A complete line of Suiting, V dieTub Silk. guaranteed. Bi ials lade we replace t! QtyIllume YReducingGirdle Striped ‘•r^iu« 21 these materthe cost 3>l makifiir. Ever Fast Voile Tuesday, Feb. 17,31*. M. oiuting 75c and $1.00 yard Ever Fast Tub Tex r ; L . : r . . : : r r hl (tiitiiTinteed Inst colored stripe shirts, boys’ suits and tub dresses. / - a s ;£»" 85c yard .............. Royal Rib om $1.00 yard I’EEKKTTE Basket weave Sui t i ng, i , and cheek for early sunn;, ':ziz ••!.to Zi ulioW b**“ EVER FAST SATINKS, SPRING OPENING , « - r * ,uih«• F b x » Seminole(Tjounlijl!)01 STRENGTH - SERVICE - DKOUKESS- J m ilady SHOPPE : , » """"•■■■■■■■■■■KnBHaBaBaaaBaBM BaaBUs IiAUMEL’S SPECIALTY SHOP i ■- v v v ******* *•* *•* *** <♦ - i ' <* ♦> (*"*(* ’ . n t fl v 2 �' “‘fvtPE . 7 S IX •f ■ mm m THE SANFORD! Teh- V t. w. i M i. / [ i:' P ro g ra m £MI WILL BE IN THREE IRE RACES Lightweight Elimination Tourney , To Begin In New York February 28 tr ,r 1 .n Til i Ira ai for » iMmtont Finn Will Race At New York, Philadelphia and Washington During. Week l d . ! v. g l ^ C f e i l i e d vssasi. Ta m % . PACK A d v e fT is e n T e ji! O ^ T h T s f^ T Ads Will Keep You Posted ch“ <m ~ DuK.lq (Jiff) 1-M O .H 10rK fin ', i “ t e r ,n*' *E" rt",v . a i 5* . 30 Gold Cfilfwn. -*| houH 90 WKEI — - Boston •(47L9) 6:15 N Y FORCHA -'IN FEBRVARY16,^1926 - , ttt; \ — — . -i ■*■■■ y . fi»' What a.naKy fo« tHb m m la M nt Only Ot.lv two dnrds M setiw 'lett nt loni j . and very few tihleyedl j odflit to Be solved in reco t. . i f )«>•*>■SYJ< w cco ’ w- a ; . ' / ' i on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance |> RESULTS FO R k> NEW YORK, Feb. 1C—With fa n ; 6 farm program; 9 contralto; { y|*9 to iL lu ° * 5 d ly Herald --------- la g liis t ln c t . lightweight elimination tourna­ 2 ? . v - “ fail ua llano of New OrJ rehratra; 11:10 vsudsvllfc; 12 ® two more world records added to ment. Tills was determined F ri­ Feb " 281 Hus All Old School Men lii ! S. C., j Ws ion* Hit, Paavo Nurmi of day by the State Athletic Commis­ PRINTING Army and Navy After Scalp Finland faces three track meets sion, which announced the pairings „_The. commission also Sanctioned „ WON - Chicago T rih A * ( 3 7 0 J ) ' 7 : 3 0 ^ ^ in Advance WIGHT PRINT SH O P-Rush ordt this week*— in Philadelphia, New for the first round. All first round {**, ® k . rountl match, n 10-round! 0 organ; 6:10 enremblt, string’ WL?r »£ 1923 L UkeUnAdB?hUT W . and Dodgo Bv Harry It. Hunt Graham York and Washington, JaUv o n Wifln ;Ioe Benjamin and • er*m n . th1MU«h tha Star-Ttda- P hunwo^LFT Thu 8WCetc8t StUCCO An I quintet; 8 hand; 10.orchestra, jora .talk. " Phi LOT matches will be 10 round affairs. , wilt a* w ■ , i 7 w ,UIY A M Ton Truck „ ............ ................... WASHINGTON. Feb. Ilk -B rig . I,,w ln fho citv at a price lnk)Us And make a start <r*K« » S e«lHaving run two miles in the Other matches follow: K. 0 . . o S ,|fer» both of San Franci) 1923 Coupe |WANTED To buy country pro^ South Florid^prw,iSiu,j me<liam Dodge FOR SALE—Pure sugar cane sy­ "Uit. Twelve blocks Toward financial ■edlately for Fi * n<? "c0- on the afternoon . . “Bil,y” Mitchjili is WEBH — ftsteet time ever credited to a Clyde Jeakle, of Columbus, 0,, vs. 1921 from postofficc. Scc owncr, R. Independence. mring lj FCC; cannr,i V'Xetal'Ies, syrup, Dodge Touring rup, G5c per gallon in 35 gallon p S ? h S E M l N °L E PRINTERY— of Feb 23, but it stipulated that a," ay? rea,\ y to M *«l» « chfinee." crrt, violinist, Riviera theater; 0 ___ 1 lOe 1 line human being, just as he had prom* Rocky Kansas, of Buffalo, at the the principals must weigh in a t! ThttMufltity, perhaps more than j . Holly. Room 8 Ball Bldg. Dodge Touring highest pricen paid.—Davis Whole. ’ f‘. ' . 1 barrels, Pure Sugar House molas­ 1922 Pr«aJlni,C Plrases. Prompt We can and will help dnnae, songs, pianist; 11 dance, ___ Be ■ a , L1t0 d.°* Nu*mi has accomplish­ Pioneer club, Feb. 24; Charley 10 o clock in the morning under: any, ,oth|,p' *«,* fenponzibla. for his Dodgo ses 45c. Puro Cuban 35c.—Dnvis 1922 Roadster sale Co., Augusta, Ga. __Se • llao You by making the son»s. . C«Dnn WT.C,,® Ph0n0 ° 3* Ncw loed his present alms and for a time O Connell, of Cleveland, vs. Joe the 136-pound limit. —cation, Wdaka Building. Ford a lino Fordor Sedan U- » vtl ' m i . ‘ lnP»‘l promotion in F h?n,?AIuu . ? R R EN T-Sm all Terms e a s y -Your should Wholesale Co., Augusta. Gn._____ 1924 . ... the ...» army nilnit-1 •or ocuan KYW — Chicago (635.4) concert will confine himself to the cutting Dundee of Baltimore, at teh Manhome with three acres of land, 1923 double above 10 ' « * n Fort! Word was received from th e1 rervice. Everything man has acRunabout. " A , J h H - Job hs overseer ---------- or . Investigate. CASH—Paid for false teeth, den. ___ ...P A P E R nANGER 8 musical; 8:20 farm program; ■of times for various distances ™ ornlKe trees and truck gard1925 Ford Ton Truck cu,llvnti.n« "range grove. J . F. . ---------------- — . F^rnph Boxing Fed-ration that Lu- ccnipllshed In the air has been ac- . display lea .are for contnl gold, platinum nnd discard­ A. P. CONNELLY & SONS . | which undoubtedly will lead him r 8:45 mnslc; 10)11:30 at home. (Cab & Body), r,r,,n' rn;»nd. 1202 George S t , Way55* 1, R cal, 8p°t f°r chickons, eiccr* ^ AI ‘B0TTI~ p,inter »nd~p]T- ' " f * on request Jon*. , ed jewelry.—Hoko Smelting nnd 1923 , (Realtors) WMAQ — Chicago News (447.5) - par hanger. ..Phone 3511. 5?°n t0 nn°H»er dash with Joie ractue the night iviritce length n J h /r r nd 'yU t< U r; 10 '" ‘nutes out 9 Passenger j l 1” ” ! (.,n*___________________ Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. v___If* I-108 Magnolia Avenue After journey ;0 organ; 6:25 orchestra; 0:50 Dadon hard road. Phone 571-J. way, of Chicago, American mid­ line. Suburban bus! Work wanted at once by capable ia *4 * k A^ i ~~ Porta K 30 c for first |dy:'8 musical. Buffalo and Syracuse dle distance champion. REAL ESTATE Istlnn In S ":rhir/..,8r«M* c irc u -r; J * * i band, talk. FOR SALE—Used ~Wiiiys-Light 1923 f o r SALK OR RENT—Furnished l and , man. Experienced true'-. 'riv e , week, Nurmi easily might have WLW — Cincinnati (422J1) *c fl-wnrd) u i r ° n*or*'*-J Youl No matter what •When Nurmi meet Ray again, Plant, A-l shnpe used 10 months, l|i restricted to Light Truck farmer, or carpenter. WllP do the and lieen been 2Tni.Unf2rn,*he‘l r,-ro°m house nargnin for quick sale. Ijike Mary 1924 pflTtcer’t, quintet, 7:30 quartet; 10! ord StlE f ' ProtHrt* •• however, n . , * 1, ttiiuinci musL ne t 1 through 1 —‘..th e run und Iratlon. another smr star must he loafed D Ro'n? AL,D.EIl & ,R ' R* e l d r i d g e ~T~— ............. .................................^ "'i iirnme—Can and Ovcrlnnd Touring anything. Auutcss r.. II. i.are ul Real estate brokers. All kinds of TO REACH tne prosperous farm-' Shot,M own your own [made The H*n« w-ii 1 a modem conveniences. Casino, Iaike Mnry, Fin. concert; 10:40 song:, zither quaV' reckoned with, for Saturday night 1 ,by officials and spectatAbove cars reconditioned, all Herald. be responsible Will lie vacant 17th. Call 010-J. WQY-^Sdieft iiume. 1 tet? 1 1 orchestra. E W r listed nnd for safe Ofors and fern growaro uf Vnln.u ( at the New York A. C\, games u tI ° M’ yet ,e developed the most orrect Insertion. run fine nnd look good. Hco 108 Second S t , Near Pa-k amazing speed lie ever has shown. $500.00 Cash—$5ll 00 ' WEAR — Cleveland (389.4) 8:30 J S S t? quartet, H___ |(nr subsequent Madison Square Garden A. A. And FOR SALE Six room bungalow BABY CHICKS—Nino excellent wIC* hour; 1 0 :lDorI 74 it seen.ed' to those Avenue. Phone 282. Per month will K| V e who watch-i f „ . T l.Var,d> holh " r I-ondon, ■ hi -H S a,rmyu “if "erv,CB. openly Infflre should be Nurses bWtime; 7 entertainment. ” ^ breeds to choose from. Hatch. Prices Right—Terms "Maybe** erased the time for the mile that ed him .. _____ _____ nnd ltely In rase of irih ort Ie ■ *' ’ otd' '* * b You a new five-room v KFQX - a j P „ WFAA — Dallas News (47B.9) iv ,urn" on his first uppeurunce umpire. :.....u counce And Sidewalks paid, chestra; u eoneenTil I. W. PHILLIPS SONS NURSE Specializing in Obstet­ * after coming to America, llahn could have done oven better, for • puha will name u lightweight to •u',vancc the cuuse of aviation. 7 entertainment. I rtiskhs J* SPURLING. subdivision Pnvitu. esrntatlve thor. WFAA •— Dallas News (475.9) p WBZ - spring HORIZONTAL , rics (Baby Cases) prefer to have Dodgo Dralrr | ran the distance in four minutes, "w S r • • * ). To vomit. lamli* ?.ub<,lv,8,oa to OrIn the rltti rales, rules Exceptionally good ' Triungulur pieces of land. case register at least two weeks 6:3Q serenaders; 8:30 choral club; I Phono No. 3 Oak & Second 13 2-6 seconds, a fifth of a second Poultry talk; flV, i?2id u. ^orida. and F l o r a VERTICAL 16 days while the* will zlve you , ............... . comml*. . F’,.0,n Mitchell’s* viewpoint the lXK*tUlull. . n* Jbe finish line waving him on. nest II organ. Minute holes in the skin. in advance. Write Box 1641 or Heights, Florida on Dixie High* erty”rCRe«rl>CVif*1 in FJ orida raster than the Finn’s fastest. !. A bone. was * mat jtlon. And If flion wus notified Gorzenu ‘'eyelonment or avlotion as an InKSD — St. Lori, i o V. “ cach them through t v call 912. Orlando. Fla. the way to his two mile Woooden ihoi. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS [will assist you I- A sharp blow. DenvJB/ (323) 7 music. Paavo’s feat in negotiating two mark, Nurmi Sentln.1. Kat0 c. [d S V K , & . FOR SALK—Overland sedan, good 6 concert; fe eclipsed the best time would w.-ar the colors of Italy in ' ,valun';‘® “rm of America’s mlllwant ud. to Fortification with two para (Realtora) I. Black. — 5 e!l M°lnes (silent.) miles in 8 minutes, 58 1-5 seconds he bad done for one uud three- the tournaments. address.' *. ? I *«»ry defenses is handicapped and . mechanical condition, priced |ow Ircllve. pets. . T,N a n d m e t a l w o r k ~ 101-108 Magnolia Avenuo «to-n *•- J ot Addition. Ave. _ WWJ — Detroit News (352.7) ’• Pertaining to the sun. For Trade ------- — -—_____ ____ I Hamstrung by being under the tnr ir i ' ui « . ' SOTirB « regarded ns almost an fourths miles bv four seconds. lor quick snlc. See Mr. Fabriz fltioO $,)() cash, balance payable WOAI San i 7:30 orchestra, tenor. jjuM five their k Port of a flower. Impossibility when lie stepped on 113 Park Ave. n . COWAN—All kind, A ’S ••• X n U h . l l i per month including interest. 8:30 Bohemian prs Willie Kitola of the Finnish-Ain-i |lce nddrrss an T},i • , , ,, ......- ............... , Se ling at n sacrifice 10 S. C. WBAP — Ft. Worth Star TeleScent. his beloved garden track to face erican A. C. continued Id chestra. ’ nine number If \v J " •"‘•-Sheet Metal Work lnewnnnn2Uth 11CJeorK,a’" greatest FOR SALE BY OWNER—Nice Inrrnilu ' !’*^ra^1lc •ot. ',n‘l rapidly. Rhode Island Red hens and one Will trade equity of $1,500 In Hydraulic engine. ■its. About one home nnd grove subdivision on arUHs *47G'°> 7:30 n,UM <ca|: 8:30 Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak l £ 5 i l M.°rn,n»f' *fternoon. I ' ' H.Ci 7 ' f l T " ' " Booth and IS S " ^ V g T H S L 'w o "* h ™ • I n , - . Lnu m, T ", Vn,.u,;-| ,f '"'erested 1''•" k for $30Cockerels $4.00 each. J WRC Waihizi Miami bungalow for well located J thousand hne a highwny. David *" » * an,n* ln ° r on. For Rent M. Douglass, i jj®u "JO't net quickly. Inquire a t; Mrs. Joe Shmgler. Donnldsville, I I ......h th .: l„. loweml tw o" n S Ibe nthrrs can't ; Sanford unimproved real estate. KNX — Hollywood (337) 8:30 concert; 7 show that the Olympic champion would innlung tiiree miles in 14 minute Sanford. • What some people do with • nt* 1 1 ernlfl j if f ico. (It. * | y th you iinlene _ 1 B o x 131 S a n f o r d , F l a . content himself with finishing utheir money. m i * atu« » i 12 movie night, harpist; 8:30 poMW TYPEWRITERS Ttiin nciMiTTn | ‘ a d’ Waycross. Gsorgia. address. hOR SALK—25 — ncres good ..« v M V>>|| varl* t ‘ ^conds, and two and one hOR RENT—Four room house n WDAF-Kansas City Star (365.0) contest; 9 pianist; |J . Pith helmet. nead in the race as he hud failed naif FOR SALE- Fifty ncrcs good cel-1 n}'*1’ ln"'l 10 ncres stumped and All mnltrs nf ___ 1 . . m . . . . . . __ miles in 11 minutes,.-14 Mrs. Oscar Scnholm, the only knee NCST be with modern conveniences and Help Wanted to do in a handicap event at Sy- oiids. . Variety of snake. . » £ " makM .°: Wpowriters for ery Innd.• !•ive ncrcs cleared j P"Rtcd—8 ncres suitable for citrus I * .-p i . . Ml ., , ; nnv,y <’°n,'tituted the main arms of i 24 Th»* legal profession. ° wltn° ° V he Ai!ri frolic; nl Tbe .XnnT-s i!S A i M0RNIN(J t r i b u n e — garage. 2nd St., West Side An" , w o!Vn" trt first-grade 1I0I - .J f H B — Kansas City (365.6) 7­ . Sleeping place. LAKELAND, Feb. D».—Begin- national «lef.>nse, and that ev e ry -!0?.* Poverty. llee or by letS ia irs m V 0 " " " ' ,f,o r r c n t - a l8 » T r K l,e ’ An tective police n yo.Ur 8Uh»cription to the ?"'* tilcd, "!"• i" crop. Right at trees, excellent truck land. Large . . one the , ,New York ------ PoliCB. -------1nie Philips. * Ihnwr oh o >«•>..* I.. . * . r. 1 7.30 concert; 8-10 Indian musical, nmj. at Vera. Feb. ti. the South. Lifeless. ,r , Hloronlluthing else must be made subordi-l force, has retired after serving 28 Ball Bldg C < 5 8UPPI,C9' Room 3 ’ ro,,,n hotisp. Inrg" garage. 1 cow ° r har,d U *° Your local "Ution and near hard road, to A noisy feast. * nni .r J v..„ WANTED-Girl wash dishes. 1 vnlld. . Speed. •in ( allege basketball team will nate. 1 ) tr“v.H tn,,{' orchestra. years. dealer so you can rend Florida’s 1 ncu ?8r,0°- Half cash, hnlnn-n Formerly. Ivlcu K lIJ — Los Angeles Times (404) fl'tim.iu "«5 FIon,l„ tn!ck’ nl1 for V'Jil ‘V rrTen Room. Fed-: FOR RENT—Furnished 2 room (day II games through Mar. fi, it . Expensive. Convinced in Ids own mind thnt om pt< Efflclept. JL.hlti.on. ; f Higgins, ChuluBakerv Building. apartment $25 monthly in adj * q 'nr!*!!1 now8P»Pcr. One'year, ler,n8' ,'’r'‘l1 Wnlsmn. Carts used for heavy loads. 8 concert; 8:30 children: 0:45 talk; ■ To boast. in announced by Coach Alderman, America s supremacy jn the air, in Building: Material ff'JJ* * ">0" ‘hs $4 00. three n u m th ,--------* vance. See Mrs. Douglass over. A spike of corn. \\ ANTED—Corporation 10Ti n»t/nnientai; 12 orchestra. who ••ays more interest lias lieen a military way, can only be ation operating ii1.n,M Coloring liquid. , J PARIS, FcbTliL ” „rr;.... *" yon flrajra S1.000 insurFOR SALK A small evergreen rhrub. extensively in Florida Real E hMIRACLE Concrete Co. general shown at Southern tlds winter; * *'«u«’ht alioiit by the creation of Drapery for a window. Europe is sufferine »i T H e r i e ’i A rj Negotiate. m S " 11' Tlm" (SM-8' usually bad weitktrl tnte; having exceptionally fine I * ' RL'Nl—Niro dwelling house hour beautiful lots on Sanford cents to your Snake-like fish. ,„«"•«"* sidewalks," build- t MerP°**Cy Udd Lost and Found The team- ’<,f0T i ‘V thl° an a,r fort’“ independent of either ^ fto v jtv D N ic > h t SdOVV Bottom of a ship. Eastern connections, hns nn op-» , Avenue. Close In, $10. | Heights, elevation high; price, low; Bargains. i n t» a ii s schedule, 'as as unnoiinc- army or navy, Mitchell ha h taker th4 t Commercial Ap- coasts and an late bll?ck"• • "i*» , ion boxes, j . a . easy terms. Will sell all four T h © hasj t w o '(IH t h e ll / e } n A raising muscle. ening for young executive in Day-!. u** • 0~*!i!f0 brick store $65' Terwlllegcr. Prop. real (499.7) 8 lecture; 11 frolic. . causing havoc In i _ Employs. -- by .l'"t/’ inarji, follows: I'eb. 9 9,v ‘*!»** |(, him hv hy Wr ows: l-’eh. lie only course open lo “Da°nv^.,,J , W , T tn buy « ‘sell lots together, one or more ns de­ KTIfAVPti n„ i DIRECTORY per month. Thrasher & Garner. , tona office. Drnwin ' I \ ' " , , jumi . i on ire, drawing account and A reception. P o o r s u p PH ory The heavy fall 0 f ^ n.?wh,.n* 7 If 80 "dvertise in Golfing expression. -.1 r \ Vnro; r **,‘ It*. Fort Pierce ‘ which to get national attention f,^ the Gainesville Sun.” sired See I*. Bnvard Smith. Own­ A class of species. Lumber and Building Material '■Womlt'tfiit 'Whiter.% nt hurt Pierce; ||. West Palm his proposal. , n r h r * P l a c o I ova *5 A mire. proposal for this time of j»n , •1 \ |isr* wllhln rnny ' 7 » m * " Snt;'^,;nr'niKhiWChnS!. ,'.7'v f t ' l l t f ' r j S " 1 er. 200 Evans St. 'Drlii/htfiit Summr, Uartor Lumber Corapaviy South American Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle H. arl, at Went* Palm Ileail,! “I0, hunting Reluctant. •plr «r Man ford V C R Y LOU) • to iT H «„,l Mock Iitlm hol ........ . Metal c o rd by J Ah an officer in u subordinate implement. L N- I j«Ufcl Su Phone 665 •flrn nrrdril. l uit Lauderdale at Fort iaiuder- branch of the army, whatever Besides. tag in car. Reward for return of graduate preferred. •lie-V Iml n /•, " onrn‘ I T * 't & s V O ff\ J A Y , •Ifl. Highest card. Real oppor­ nhrn nny npr1 i."1n** Um, “'inday. omrulntrmorning lontie If you are looking for fcTAlTHkllviBibiiKi. r. oaie; 14. .Seabreeze at Seahreexe; A large vessel. cow or information to her where- tunity for right man. Address I. A S H E V IL lIj ' cent per word, minimum I4e recommendations or arguments h e i -18 Leaf of the culyx. A top-notch far. h il l l u m b e r CO. nous. 0 [rfanlrnl. I t In 4*0 ji'l. University „f Florida at Lake! might make to Ids superiors in th e 1fill Beak of a bird. Weekly Km sbrllrnllr far Well located and fully equipped flu",o' n * ••• Ghnppell. Phone N , P. Q. Box 1555. Daytona, Fla. Service, Quality and Price. Haggard & Company -!• J' lorida «l Gainesville; service could easily he—and he; fil.' The orient. Tree with a poisonous rap. DKVKt,OPElts ATTK. v t i o n --r e n ­ »*e have nn excellent W H ITE HOUS W IlW lll^ U An idle fancy. \VANTED—Man with car to sell f?1 V ","oh* Canoe Club at .luck- says were—supre: .. . sed. ... Vavnlry weagon. rVelnpment .m !lL l.bof... ^ Aa;* ,li)»t»ry;a"-n Listing at this time. Beal Katatr—Invest ntrnls fill. An infant. Next Aahvllle W M 'B anra cumplcte line quality auto tires ini nn' Otorlda's That beautiful, even shade of LOST—On French Ave. between Four-footed animal. In This K . n '' ,(!rw »backs a t , But his testimony before Dip sn*Ank us about it. llent U Consumed, m'lH'jn dollar highway to i t . , and tubes. Exclusive territory. dark, glossy hair can only he had Tapestry. • 6 and 7 St., Thimble, initial M. «:«lf til First National Bank Building • ! ’/ . f c . ' (far UA! r " l ,'Vin- liai committee of Congress InvesMA. P. CONNELLY & SONS TOR Y mini i ' T ! i Ju " ' flnlshed; n two A tree. \ not necessary. .jr n r ii .... ------'rY. Salary hy brewing a mixture of Sage Tea , Tripoli. . /. return to 708 Liurel Ave., re­ Experience I .' i '* Mar- '* Bolliii.s at laike-(Rating aircraft conditions was nn ( Realtors) h « nay l,,* r , ' d :',B* ncrfM'" BJscamA drunkard. INE *',0n-00- Milestone Rubber Co., and Your hair is you your •HANFORD, ward. open record. q u a rte r million FLORIDA , Sulphur. •W a - — — ........ Mu:jcul dnstniiuents. 101-1OK Magnolia Avenue E. Liverpool, Ohio. to lia r opera hous.. under cnnsirueAn Indian weight, harm, it maken or mnrit thu^ n National assemblies. There and only there lav his op. •Ion; two millions l,e|„* spent on Be quiet. ir :ii ;j!w r ^ R Q n & M W| « Two business lots at Bithlo can LOST—One white collie dog, with WANTED — Experienced la d y ' face. When it fades, turns i?rny* One who moves. portunity for « full mil,lie stalehighway; g re a te st chance fo r 11y l lieudin^ Is Luxury ■■■ __ Ccw A plane Hiirfnre. bo bought on easy term. Address ment of his views. |t. k„eW t| l(, To draw taut. . yellow spots about the head. Left •*« 1" ground stenographer. Chase & Co. 1 y j , r streaked, just an application or | Stove and Fire Place ^ T o o . k - ivovo , T H A T 'S Morally had. ^ Dfivnlopmunt 1 • « « t»uriU’ W T r n U , r r two of Sago and Sulphur cnhuricct | o_wnen_Bnx t'lj. San ford Fnl. l 'R o < J / v r ji » Y to h a t ' • s c * danger to himi elf such n course Wednesday night. Return to HerCOOK Measure of duration. OfPortuguese Rich would invite, hut— ment The Pensacola Newa. P r A S T f o M IN ( i j | T S O C tr Musical note. WANTED—Small family, its appearance a hundredfold . .Wood . Literary, gossip. Directory aid Office and receive reward. Rheumatism is easier to avoid cur tom O U T o % ‘t o u . i Smull stinging insects. good pay. Inquire 1122 Park ( Don't bother to prepure tho m ix-' n-j. Destiny. He "took a chunce.” LisIJDN, Feb. 10,—So many penthan to cure states n well-known AUGUSTA $9,00 per cord i Rooms For Rent An acid fruit. _ _____________I'ure: you can get this famous old! * ’ Cut to Suit FOUND—Swcnlcr, on First Street. Avenue. [ • Y O O ' R S fC ocvnuG . 04. Move on. CHRONICLE — Aupie in Portugal cannot read, the authority. Wo are advised to dress Men have been shot at sunrise i Clenni ers. ir.tr A .iouthern Mate. WANTED—Girls. Must he neat i r"£cipe improved iiy the addition of) . $9.00 per cord dclirered j < D Mt)TOR ItE-----------Owner may obtain garment by , . * “?**'. Ga.—Augusta’s greatest P R -t e r r y t f3/v p , percentage of illiterates is given for saving less damaging things warmly, keep the feet dry, nvlod t*tut KENT—Rooms with or with- identifying and paying for this am! clean. Apply at l.uBeth ,,h<'r ‘jarwlients at u small cost.' EH.NO. 4 k o ‘— i ns 7H. thut w re it not for Brazil Cafeteria. j'B reatly^ for use. It is called B ritt Realty Company I,he ar,my navv than out meals. Reasonable rates. 1 advertisement. S. T. Hunt, Ma* w votK '.• Sage c........ . o :\ ami the colonies, the book indie try M • Jli lilt Lineoln House. j sonic Temple. ,.£ hcl■' "ni,,- . 1H,,«l he said th.mi Wyeth ami Sulphur C om .i--------H J $10,000,000 company wants man ICTRIC SERVICE sweets of all kind. here could scarcely survive. Also within thu confines of th** wur and i ' —- " —— to sell Wiitklns Home 'Nrces si tie's pound. This ean always be iletienii.l — electrical repairs. t ortuguese uuthors rurely live on, nuvy building, he would have been I Rheumatism I, ernmd by bmlv I s !- APART.MK.MT FOR RENT—Three' In India, the moonstone is con- in banfonl. More than 150 used ed upon to bring back the natural' ' Ave. Orlando, the income derived from literury brought before a drunt-head court ■ waste nnd acids resulting front Dhn gt m through room apartment on ground floor. !;i'"'re<l very sacred and is never ‘'"•Iv. Income $35 to $50 weekly, color and lustre of your hair. I W. II. LONG prodiiction; they all do sometliing martial forthwith. sold except on a yellow cloth, yel- hxprricnce iinnocossary, Everybody uses ‘Wyeth’s’’ Sage I fsrni fermentation. It i, lu s e . ! ^ 0 ‘, «,»«b Ave. Writt* else. i low being n very sacred color. But, said before a congression­ Florida and Wt stern Meats H«nt- H-8. The J . R. Watkins Co.. and .Sulphur Compound now he-[ FOR RENT I'DR RENT—Two bet'.-oms at 107 The government is seeking to I al comm mttee. in the presence of H son'from cause it darkens so naturally nnd i "--id W. Iowa Ave., Memphis, West 3rd St. 410 Sanford Ave. overcome the lark of primary edu*| tlit* pulilic and newspaper ................... re pro* evenly that nobody can tell it hn i Term. . ''Gzr. Drive It out in the urine; the pores of the |TAMPA FLORIDA_i nm. "ntifniSuiia tho lit.. 1 ..... l . ’ of« *his . min* ... H ay es cation l»y more schools, Init prog- j aentatives, hands • Phone 6II-W been applied. You simply dampen .. __...... M , freeing ^mo •^‘NT-Furnished rooms. i .‘and rSecond St. s n ore a bo • means of freeing Times, the 919 Oak WAN I ED—Boy to do general a sponge or soft brush with it and •..« great Kivuw homo" iiuiiio daily.j dunv. i _Dill Uak Ave. Ave. ress is very slow. In |),c large,- ' “rv superiors were, temporarily p ra y e rs the blood of this impurity. In damp IHIOi l,'l l \ v t, v\,,rh " r"'i"tl store. Must be a rate lH e per word, minimum •p ok "RFNT hiT« uZJZZ rrrTTi literary «t least, stayed. V’ i |°wns , ........Ih* •'re i< u *certain **11 111 muniry this through the hair, tak­ nnd chilly cold weather Jhe skin charge nUU.,ih ,,A I S ' I hustler. Apply F. W. Wonlwnrth & draw 25c cash with order. Write " ,T—0nc he^room. 511 ing one small strand at a time; by Oil tiiie but in I|lt. provincei the If Mitrhell can muKe ms case REPAIRING nores arc closed, thus forcing the _ Park Ave._ _ C«>.. Sanford. Fla. make* his for complete rate card COLEMAN ' £5 » M I D S T morning tho gray hair has ills... J’ n ,Vl> i n,,u‘’ 1. UH t,,*y 'li'l in l't e k wirh the committee and Die EIN — Automobile kidneys to do double work; they Boys are not ns much'trouble as Co. II. S . I'O N Ii nppenrrtl, and after another nnnllbecome wenk and Hluggish nnd Position Wanted ■ Ilk PALM BEACH COUNTY—The gills. You know n boy will do hif and Rebuilding. ir e Hiv^world *1 ' rr,)'" lh“ »,ro* will still he frustrated, nctinn «F«inst him , 3rd and Oak . . . | tat ion it becomes beautifully durk fail to eliminate this waste k IIHSIVO worm. ff ho falls P. 0»k Avenuo^ *“Vj 10 c1‘l.m.lnale this and scene of stupendous development- things ho shouldn’t, but you always /T v »n * n Over Won.lroff * Watson Br.nk r are so ex| Phone Mil toting married man with short-1“"d appears glossy and lustrous <pensive trial <»nl!r in this, the dashing air fighter will acids, which keeps accumulating Read about it ln tho Palm Beach hope a girl won’t. th • relatively we: hand, bookkeeping, selling am! __________________ _ * '&*=■ FOR II III ^ ‘ * m th i-althy can nfford Hid himself and hir inrleuendent I and circulating through the system, | Post. Sample copy sent on -------_________ __________ TYPEWRITERS T H I. P IL O T to buy them! ware house experience, anxious to . ^ ~ j -------mr service proposal brought down *s»a*o«-fwn»tia ~s M 'IT !K "Day eventually settling in th? (joints quest, J [ Iouuto m Snnfnnl. Any roiiMonnhli* i • * ,,I°r*ricnl uovirt* for nicn.mir I 1 I I V ------- S G t . t , -------- K E N T to flumes—another object lesson to all trains. Bag- and murcles, causing stiffness, work accepted to get started. Box } nK ”10 ‘]''Plh " f water In wells has Clou n ll«nalr soreness nnd pain, called rheutnaADVERTISING gets results if It .r u 1 » *’f J'T ta in clergymen th« orthodox who feel inclined to OLD HOME TOWN _Phone 551. I'hi.ne nZH ," ‘‘MPerfected by an Australian in­ Hy STANLEY A. T. Herald Ofice. THE LAST WORD in Absolutely Sure Provision for the Family's Future tism o f .Manchester, New Zealand, that “take a chance.’1 reaches potential buyers. Pa»TRIPS British railroads are following *' watch-night services he ii-'ld in _____________ At tho first twinge of rheuma- latka Daily News is circulated In n l IL(» American examplr of iininc moving picture th atres wus uptism get from any pharmacy ia," •ndu8tHa| and agricultural »cc'AI.DER. Day nnd motor cars on branch lines, where IHired heeuuse it was claimed thut __________________ rrvicc. Anytime, 8 bout four ounces of Jnd Salts; put I Try Smith’s Barber full trains are not" profitable. the ministers found tile cinema u tablespoonful in a glass of water TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of mon attractive than th« church. Shop for tfood barber; and drink before breakfast each Florida real estate ndvertiso in To yi lir wife as long as she lives. This To your children, your estlfr.li^ I fcilF.('KER - •'* ’ morning for n week. This is help- * the St. Petersburg Times. One cent , , , income is guaranteed, and will he inWild hoars work. Cadies welcome. ... . Ilgious, charitable or educ»tloMli| [bay or night ser^ ful to neutralize acidity, remove ! cent a word daily, two cents a word DAVID Ii. DYER rreased by whatever excess interest is earned hy the Comforest and hundrt institution, or any other beneficiary you m»y d cs»$*| ' V i*)* utnict. isc bo 394. Night waste matter, also to stimulate tho I *•""'•v s Next to Valdez. puny. This excess interest, while not guaranteed has killrd each ycat. a r c iiit k c t kidneys, thus often ridding the THE MORNING JOURNAL is the at the death of your wife, no-deduction being made amoun ed (o I V, Vr annually for the past « f “ 3 !I. On this blood of rheumatic poison. ! BUDAPEST. Feh. 1 0 . - J n„ lnu. accepted want ad medium in Member L i t . the monthly incoine would be increased to $62 50 which account of uny Income payments made to her. TUi «*1 |AFK~ Jad Salts is inexpensive, nnd is sic lirokn the heart ol> Banda .MarDaytona (Fa.) One cent a word is e«|uivalent to 7Vi,'/ interest on a $ 10,000 e s t a t e . ’ Rose Hull,ling JOHN Ii. FOX----caT R mnde from the acid of grapeH and an insertion. Minimum 25c. n . king of gipsy fiddlers who was MOM’N POP be paid in u lump sum or in monthly in*tolin«nts. Orlnnil.i, l-’lerliln IConl ICsLiti-— I n.s ti i n n cl* i Sarvice nnd Qual lemon juice, combined with iithia, RY TAYLOR recently buried here with 10,000 Ifjt and i’ark Ave- and is used with excellent results FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Ornndo : IS ATS All kinds of property listed for sale admirers and friends standing hemorning Sentiual; largest clnssl-j •Mill) hi.: grade. I’.ir!, Avenue and Second Street hy thousands of folks who nre sub­ POP^ 1 WAMT T O L fied business, rate lc a word, min-1 ject to rheumatism. ( iium Stefan Tisza und many Gof..k« MOM tuns DtEPfc s o u GO •MOO r> ^UCT Me 1 . irnuni 21c cash with order. **•:•**■<•* ++<. .>.>.j.+ ' ll'er famous Hungarians were the T E l l ’ m o u ABOU T A ' \NHVI DON’ T T c \NLAfc A DRE T u.c 1T f Ai L S I KT s t o RE — Preintimate friends of the rmm wim L O \ i e iw D R E S ^ T h a t WOU 'NEAR OOT IN TATTERS fl'\JC dad T»MS CiNE A LITTLE WANT AD in The ] u*‘. Sodas. We to nluv Magyar licrnld will bring you big rel^A w TO D A V p , — , SOME OF NOUk (Besii^s her monthly income) pu as your phone. P EA R Y ’S AIDE IN TROUBLE S o LONG AL L T dc NEiGDBc:;- p , . folksongs with more feeling than FOOT SPECIALIST Pleasure Trip ot* a OLD D RESSES W D i-v iiiH suits. Advertise those old articles |-( KNOVD I T BM H EA A R T (Z c ri . - r “ ~ in u lump sum Immediately upon re c e ip t^ 'd m ^ nroof^V ''vine a.‘|M'.,|*>y “r" uccld*')4 frfo rf age 65. This amount way —•V "tner musician of his time 'n rni. Muni,inn. tn a r o w WREXHAM, Wales, heh. 14.— you have stored away nnd have 1 f of your death, or in monthly instalments, at your option or that of t * 'ey B e y o re thinking At the request of Murci. the **' vr Nulls. 1 1 tvy »'ul|. ntlCAL____ James .Jackson, who accompanied no use for. A title thirty-cent ad I uii««» or U r o l u cbln * Fishing: Trip nlayeci only folksongs of his AfcLOU'l I It yj ONES7 ' li j J^ ctr Tc CO i •,0.nry on 1h,i8 ,,0,nr trip may bring you aevonil dojlars. native land as his .body wus taken '\ in 1906, is in trouble. He was Phone 148 anti a reprostfitatlvu'vCIll II till. C. I.. WISI.HH 1 ' enTori & TIatt' l<* the cemetery. He abhorred committed for trinl nt the assizes call to scc you. To you if JM*1 ? An Kllti M otor you th e re , ( u w - l l hruw III,I if. Everything clecconventional funeral niarchen as OrlnmU I'hotif. here on n chargo of arson. It was . __________ K l.vu tor *22. Klectragith totally and f"1 and firing's you h ack *, " h ' h“ "•■w synconoted mu. alleged Jackson whs responsible THE MIAMI HERALD is the'hig A nentiy db*M«J He. Like most gipsy fiddlers lie for tho burning of a portion of the| East Const morning newspaper, 9 r-moNs a Wd " promises he occupied, and thnt fur- ~ •ev... tne songs which have fore age W. F o r S a le Hy fin pUPPLIKS snning fronUhe soil in the land of niture found in the place smelt of Elton J. Moug:hton income bfgiw • GARDEN HOSE Die Magyur express every emo­ pT s'T A T lO N . paraffin. * the first of tion from ecstatic joy to sweet Tires, AccessoHill Hardware Co. I 2 V2 cent per foot ARCHITECT Jackson served during the war ‘•arrow n»'<l |t> his concerts In* used Lw,th a smile. Elm nnd received a permanent injury V/UW dLEfe, W H O DKUVERV I'-iripi 01 ,|Ue pr00f of g 3 H .P . E M t ^ . ' . ^ disability -and continues for yo)*f to carry his listeners from s m ile s For Fed Days I ’hone 5.‘J. nc 447 L3. Fox. ors v/irE. KINDLBD *THB FiRE IH Klrut National Hank JBIds. i?r«!m .!°,li T - « » g 7 l” to the heail which resulted in a L i jjh t T w i r t P - ^ i - ' . ,luc, p ,w “f *- ”--'■ hot disability is permanent, tw P*TJ tears, in u manner much apprecKITCHCM ST&VU VJITH OA^OLIME . | .’oiitinued uninterrupi steel plate being inserted. •tations. MagBall Hardware Co. M o t o r fora three jated I, vlhe Hungarians, who take M ° ”months " " h" will " r be so constructed. It is agreed V, TtJ CAf . >m. - mi »—. -q Sanford, ------------ - Florida w r.rn.nt,. »m bv ,„ .ir |„ ,h . n,l- First and Elm, k een pleasure out of s orrow . ■ ■ ■ ■ I W n U B U H I H I I I «nd loth Street. ■■ iury at tin death of your wife. During such disability no premium1 When syncopation became the Dig,, in Hungary nnd foxtrots u p fa th er •klsr were heard everywhere. ,.UIK . Marcia laid aside Ids violin A H ! t ) H E ‘b E E T 'b G>T C O l - L 'T * I’L L n x p a /nc 4< i i e Safest Insurance Known I he Last Word in Monthly Income P ro te cts ■ *})FLORIST” OH! W O O occasions. vSTT1 w o o W oo ■ M E /SN' I tt S T A R T A JS’ D A U C H T E R F E R [ ihone 260-W Tn“ ’a V . r ar who ,,a" «l"l>-n.le,l a lw a y s W O W ' O Q : IT 5 E E M 5 th a t ShSMIMHISMSHMSIRUUMIMUMM I lie Pilot Income Policy is uniqUa in that, while the ln.sur»•|,, m e l *e : m e e : : rriot / 'iiiqrlln^i W l " "• financial( m.it^n, • N O T O C R T - |'l l A l l R ig h t - b q t fiA v U ’ E«MITL’RB“ A v N C R X A.T M E - I 'L L L E A V E Nu,|,j^nly lms|n'«As!! puid on the Monthly income Plan th. cupitul is not di*s'P*,#A . , 4 »l WES — L C A N V JE A R t ^ ll L d o i S FA H F A .H w..rl,l snu s„ce«ssf„l|y l.amlln larM.m T C o e>A xC K A.M if l HAUL TO -F RE TO S E L L ? T H E . HC j O ^ i EI W I T H O U T E A T l N V / H A T A, this policy creates an immediate estate, it guarantee* a '^ A l Sold In T h e So u th For ney. Pan f o r h a t s ^ 'AM Old D RESSES IN A M A K E H E IR Cn. We pay mill- her •in' ?. i s i i « « , . t e " ‘ in,i' G o v jit h o u t able income to ycur wife as long as she lives, and at her d«*t» I '** -" • B R E A K F A S T L ir e : S h o e s - DRESSES ami iluiihtful oneliK *"? ,r.uf- tpvesunenis i'lE'N NEIGHBORHOOD ., Thus civated goes intuct to your Becihliiary beaefBlaff- * .l 1'"’’‘Bv I’Hone No. C Z D d <\P O L O C jt2.E .: Ann n e w : m y e a r s O R ' and Ch if f o n n o siy iv mnh*y where Ii will ylel.i i h e ' ^ a r i M t ' o ' P" * h ' r — *‘1 BUT L 'WON'T STAN •t is possible to protect your wife during her lifetime *nd I Imami \ ■ C l o t h e s vne ll •> «» mil ml . V.tmV'wei o ^ w T' 1 v l S h nou ’D G>i \j £ , .uinc time preserve an er.tate to lidlp your children get a ? l« ' *” 1 w ts p ; -----------|>eml IhK on the advice I.r •, relit l i . ; [r>. l1.' g o o d o t e : HERE Atop WEAR THEM1 . ' ) M A V JE To M OVIE •Jirr ME A CHANCE t o •Ids policy is the last word in Monthly Income Protection. w hsi^'hai.i,""' " I,ulw|f »nd i..se n" to C 'is *AARui. , 0Yfl"Annex. ‘n Catch u p v jit h * nijilding m'T;<,VnP,(rrunV.'.um ° C,rn w " f- ' " ' " r a n e e D This illustration is barsed on a Pilot Income M nS E lF I -JL J t :•? 4,7-L 3. ........— - «• h i'ir a u r . — -J~— J • L )» $10,000. Any Agent of the Pilot Life Insurance C<w^| T L UNKit Y Your can wife |<m « It I n i»>or I n v cs im e n ts Has no equal for durability. D She in ,1(tannin rr »i»end 1 he p rincipal u n w isely , * •feflOP—For cxwears longer and looks b e l t e r th an Nobody else n rt ,, 6 r? Ti toi $10o8!od t0 Pre'*en‘ f ‘gU,eS f° r * P° Ucy ° f ‘ " y SiU ir3° ^ It In Ii 4*1*4 nn l<«rt|* i v j* P*r7 call 679-J. nny other paint. We carry a full ah r llv rs - J line of sun-proof paint, varnishes, [ J o . loan ~ h 1 Kalsomlnex, brunlu'.r, wood stain:.!^ TD, JIONEY?—■ We and wall paper. I. RATES Clasgifled Directory Advertising Real Estate Beal Estate Miscellaneous For Sale Automobiles WANTED i^ s s ^ is a s e fe r - iSaprs&i s.ci °&t •» j — a * r a . n„ M iW f tw s jj s r w ?£» ’ S rS S S a n ife hM ~ : J D.n,Vi;'r“;oTn "b' s s ' fc5,,to,;ru?"wlrsffi..sl wiu; Cage Schedule Is SSST& 'tJSraay^^I 1»■ A ^ ' a iS , o Announced Today ?:j BySouthernCollege S E EVERT TRUE •»»'« •« , • Jszru r 1* * * *- Td” i,E K“p . Southwest _ Having: Bad — UYCONDO e Tm w.,^;i^ I W am Skin K SI»®S!BSPT™a -J BPHM S SAGE TEA TURNS GRAY HAIR DARK t e m ” IF RHEUMATIC EAT NO SWEETS Stove and Wood, Britt Realty) , r : r ' K =WS tS, Guarantee !QuIek^X. ’ iM Your Incoi By ! The Pilot Income Plan - t«.n Violinist, Killed By lazz, Is Laid To Rest In Hungary 00 A MONTH & 0 0 0 .0 0 m i «% $ 10,000.00 FLA t 1^57 T ADDITION P o w e rfu l! Chiro|M)dist & 00 A MONTH ”.wuT"”“ " l“‘w“ ir,",r ssad5TwSS BRINGING By GEORGE McMANUS 0 <r ------ zi SUN-FROOF PAINT S 'l l i K Sanford Paint & Wallpaper Co. Phone 30) ■■■nBMITMBMMMMBMBBMMMaMMM □ The Pilot Life Insurance Compan ^ Welaka Building. i - N ^ C r o o i m l v m ./ . Greensboro, XT N. /1 A. WINSTON. General Agent A — .hi. .4OS First National Hank Buildl"' SANFORD. FLORIDA+++<‘+:-{-M +.H .^+++^4>++<.+ + + + t++++++J |0cfi on First Bond and fqnialo M >«atv of ngp in • * rilfi3tered as °UlnL'V ,0? en “"“'d States has G ill n, /r.Wjl?2^ ' : n cv \y •fL •<UI* »qli« i.t .- it * . c , l«# ■ > • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 16, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 16, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 16, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald