21 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a600c8adbab89a9ee35b8f6bf6edd62e.pdf 115fc78a3a1b8ac368310aa3360707b3 PDF Text Text tBJ hv ‘ " C( »- J **' southeast and south winds. .tm - . u e a •> ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES mL Guards Cave ,f t r x S i i * . r r TODAY*j • ■o Coi ider ipmej Ifr'ls Pehi ini Article Uri rersDeclare red re Been Cut 11 j. h (i i L k f- ISDN | 4 W ARRENCAS i tim M ARCH4 \ i •• Here Friday NUM BER V TOCHURCHMANln il Gallery Followed hv Lai orij, Joe Even Seen Jn. Kirkwood. Makes it While Hagen Follows, With 68 Warden Sartrtin Ignorant Of Corrupt Practices Going George Brothers On. Defense Lawyers Bring O u t at Friday’s Session ;JM Defeated 6 and 4 Putting by Hagen and Trick H a y d e n I s D e s c r i b e d D A I I H tltttA n A V As aP l n t ’f i 'R iti< r1 a < w W . D / \ L L l > L l U D I U U / i I Shootn By Kirkwood Flgue A Plot's 'Ringleader In Day of Perfect Golfing Several Witnesses Declare ManagerTc Be Appointed and By U. R. GREEN Detail* bf Organization Thnt Assignments Given to As a warm Florida aun beat Completed; Fast £lub Will Bootleggers Not Unusunl down through a chill wind which filled everyone with plenty of pep, Represent City In League President Coolidge Apparently Has No Intention of With* drawing Name of Nominet V A*/’ l. Action On Floor Is Sought By Opponents - . SINGLE COPIES FIV^ CENTS; u. Basil Manly Furnishes Mfre Ammunition in Efforts To Prevent Confirmation Of Warren asAUorney-General i - SANFORD, HERALB, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, ID S . Only Short Di Now Separate Col lins From Resc Party, It Is Thoug Groans And M HeardG^J’rida . v Brig. Gen. H. H .'Denhardt. lieu, tenant governor of Kentucky, in, WASHINGTON, Fob. lL -M o rc Work Continues W|< Walter Hagen, Joe Kirkwood and charge of the iflllitary at San Cave ammunition for the fight against ATLANTA. Feb. 14.—Descrip, the George brothers drove from tlon of stud poker games carrying | Officers and directors of the San­ during fight to free Floyd Collins Fresh Hope; S* 1 the first tee, beginning a match a >50 limit, with wealthy bootleg­ ford Baseball Association and a from his subterranean prison. Den­ confirmation of Charles Beecher Over 60 F eet which was to make history for gers, serving sentences In the At­ manager for the Sanford Baseball 3T0N, Feb.'14.— , hardt ordered Johnny Geralds and. Warren , . . to . be attorney — general --------- was Sanford and shatter into the small­ lanta federal penitentiary, o.< par­ team in the Florida State League [aircraft commit- Homer Collins, a brother, from the furnished l-riday by Basil Manl>v est bits all records for tho Sanford ticipants, and statements of (he de­ will be named late Saturday afterI" „ai,.,4|vp d m . »cenc. director of the people’s legislative ____________________ CAVE CITY, Feb. 14—(_ |n executive ^ _________ J service, an activity of the La Folcouse hitherto hung up. fense that it Intended to show that noon at a meeting of local baseball „ few fe e t 0f c n rtj, e a r jy igo over some of --------------'* • K^UP* Before the largest gallery ever a chaplain at the institution was men, |; was announced today. 5 ,CUc seen in this city, conaervatively es­ the "ring lender" In a plot to ;<ell Other arrangements incident to the tiny separated tho anrnl cav eveloped in open l i P P l l l W M T C P I A M In one document Manly quotes timated at 300 “soft Jobs’* to prisoners, were the organisation of the club here will rescue party from the cav [the aircraft ton- 1 /1 t U n t i l I | J F M i l from. Attorney IGencral WickerKirkwood, th< principal developments Friday in be threshed out at the meeting. which they lielieve leads sham’s petition In the sugar trust trick shot artist the trial of A. E. Sartain and 1^ Arrangements for exhibition suit brought by hi miturmg Taft’s J. Fletcher, formerly officials of games with minor nnd major clubs Floyd Collins’, imprisoned supreme of the f also still pending administration, charging that War­ the prison, nnd taurenre Rlehl, have virtually been completed, ac­ a sand hole two weeks by world, slashed his ren, was the chief agent of the itce a reso lu tio n Columbus, O. way with the ’ to C, L. Britt, who with boulder on his foot. trust In throttling competing com­ it the conjfciittcc Snrtnin, who wns warden of the cording rhythmic grace of The shaft is more than Joe Chittenden, represented San­ panies. H opposed to the prison; Fletcher, his deputy, and ford nt the re-organixation meeting a fairy and per­ if. ^ j feet deep and at 60 feet t Circular Letter Cited Mrig. Gen. Mitchell, Rlehl, a visitor Inst year In tho fect precision of the league in Tampa a short diamond drill indicated u envt icnts concerning the Poirtt of Order Against Con* warden’s home, presented the first of In a second he cites a circular machine, to an ago. Included in the list of approximately nine feet high. F t , of sirtrsft aod batwitnesses in their defense today, time unbelicveablc to­ letter which Gcorgo White, chair­ teams to meet Sanford In pre-sea­ miners of the rescue squad salt ference Report Ts Relied the government having rested yes­ son gnmes iplUted the present tal of 07, annex­ man of the Democratic national is the Macon, Ga., Sally they heard coughs and groans from Upon To Prevent Passage; committee in 11)20, announced War­ terday. on his post as as* ing five birdies Here I* Walter Hagen ns he afiLeague club, which is training this him through « crevico located Fnther Thomas P. Hayden, for­ irmy Bircraft. House Ready for Adoption ren had issued to directors of cor­ arcd on tho St. Petersburg links nnd 11 pars dur­ spring in Orlando. will day morning in shaft wall. § mer prison rhaplnin, has testified, probably bo arrangedGames porations in which he is alteged to Friday tapped a it week when he defeated Cyril ing the round. with the Men in the naiurnl p a s s a g e ns a government witness, thnt he His partner, Wal­ controversy that WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.— A have said: "Will you, therefore, Walker thua acquiring the unofficial participated in n conspiracy to re­ Milwaukee "Brewers," who arrive Sand Cave talked to men in thu & j a rcuslt of state* point of order against the confer­ determine promptly what the value world’s golfing champion. Mr. ter Hagen show­ J. Kfrkwood ceive >10,500 In bribe money from in Sanford on April 3 for their rescue shaft while making sound­ : Ccn. Mitchell, on ence report on the Underwood Mus- of Republican success means to you Hagen with Joe Kirkwood as his ed scarcely lesj ings at 11 o’clock this morning. seven Snvannah men, convicted In spring training. excellent as n golfer, when he clo Shoals leasing bill will be relied and yotir corporate interests? partner, appeared In an exhibition aft In warfare. A plan wherob) six non-profes­ Carmichael held a distinct con­ the “rilm ring," exposure in that turned in a 68. upon bf opponents of the measure Make your financiul pledge accord­ match hero yesterday afternoon. _ Her, n lieutenant players, eight professional versation with Brenner nnd two George Brothers Play Conalstently city in 1023, for which they were sional i srmy nir . service, to kill the legislation. Several ingly and Return onclosbd card players and two players not above other men ln file parsogc us far ax ill to bo given "easy" assignments in Tho George brothers, cut down ittee that Rear Ad- clauses of the report will be a t­ with remittance to the Detroit of­ Class C will he secured has been the cnve-ln. said an official state- 11 the orison. Fletcher, Sartain and by the/ terrific onslaught of the e, commanding nav- tacked on the ground that it is new fice today." tentatively adopted by the San­ ment. Rlehl were tho other conspirators, world’s foremost golfing pair, play­ 11923 airplane bomb* legislation nnd that the conferees ford club. The manager will be This Mr. Manly adduces as on tho prosecution charges. "It is estimated we will reach er! steady, conslaten golf, though dnit the battleships exceeded their authority. a player. The rating of the club Collins approximately in 20 hours answer to Mr. Warren’s statement OffiriaU Not Bribed. appearing at timea to be slightly Hiv Jersey, had “blue upon by opponents of the measure thnt he had nothing to do with the r _____ no_ other ____ difficulties __ oc*" In outlining the cose to the jury, is Class D nnd the allowance of provided off their gnmes, and while turning araxlne article dc* refute the charges but if ,the point raising of campaign funds for the the defense stated it intended to two players of high rating will add Jcur." Carmichael said, in a 70 ami 77, but little above par, tti to such an ox* of order is sustained nnd the report Harding campaign. they were beaten six up nnd four show the Hayden ulone received materially to the strength of th e ) It was the first indication in t completion, there is ordered back to conference, they days that Collins is alive, and cant Asks Summoning of White. to play by the record bredking bribe money, nnd through two. wit­ club, it is understood. no resemblance to arc prepared to bring it ;out In preliminary arrangements i t , on top of a discouraging repor nesses it attempted tn developc scores of their opponents. Manly nsks the judiciary com­ promptly with1the disputed clauses ement.” Beginning a t the first green testimony of deals the chaplain has been found thut tho salary lini- from those in charge of diggin mittee to summon George White to deleted. j Bad Approved alleged to have made on the it has not been so high ns expect­ rescue Hhaft toward the cavt t reduce the letter if it is still in House Clears Calendar of Ap­ when Hagen sang a 25 foot putt was Would Place Before Senate Patrick, chief of the J pretenso of givin-r them "soft ed. Sponsors of the club declare n natural tunnel, found a t the to halve the hole, tho match was is nomination shall be voted on propriation Measures While never much in doubt, though even­ jobs." hut the court ruled it could thut Suntord can turn out a win­ foot level nf the shaft, which wax , had approved the ar* This would place the measure it was on the stationery of softer said, before it again before the senate and its ad­ snid Senate Resumes Considera­ ly played until th« long fourth not he admitted. Clenr Ilcrbes, ning clug at a cost considerably expected to load to the early the Republican ways and mcani ‘blind * to Admiral Shoe- vocates contend sufficient time committee. referred to as a mem­ less than anticipated. Organixors Ideation of Collins wns u “* tion of Office Expense Bill when llngon nnd Kirkwood both Cincinnati, |the witness quoted ns would remain for final action by ber of the "George Remus gang" of the club are going forward act­ passage." paired while the George brothers Warren’s opponenta are doing ev­ - Two Heard Breathing ami who served a sentence nt the ing upon the assumption thnt San­ ic, every bit of it. both tbo senate and houie ut,this Feb. 14.— Tha went hunting. The eighth and prison for conspiracy and attempt ford will rally, erything in th eir«pow er.t».break _ to their Si port nod. Ed Brenner, a miner und A- B ‘ .... t'lhts get out or it session. ninth^woee each won by Kirkwood’s calendar of aii-^ ed bribery, waa one of these wit-.'provide ndcipkate final.1 l y f l r i l ens testified thcr hufrd ' Cel i navy.” • • Since house leaders claim that (he deadlock.in the judiciary com-' ..... 1 measures Fri- spectacular birdies, giving the vis- nesses. breathing when they wont Into He stated he had been as-j lug for the team, nakrr will be given body is ready to adopt the report mittee so as to get a report be­ Itorr three up at the turn. wlth the passage of the >15,to appear before after only one day’s deliberation, fore the present senate. The tenth, n beautiful dog’s leg, signed to Fnther Huydcn’s quarter' According to Mr. Britt, Sanford natural passage of the cave FrI O O Q JX R) W ) for the legislative esi to make n statement senate managers are bending their The administrations’ attitude, ns tnbliphipent. par five, saw splendid golf. Hagen after the latter hud nsked him is regarded enviously by other morning. Their statement* w wanted the place. Sartain iluhx in the league. It is the far- put into the records. ay ai hear- 1 ............ . get ^ the report ^ and Kirkwood where both„ un on in ^ sfter today efforts to through revealed at the Waite House-today. Meanwhile, the sennte continued two and Brenner nnd Rlevens had gona took two putts each" for “r,f! Flrichcr were never paid any I thest north city in the league and entatire Perkins, R e-! the„ .senafe . . . . . . ... ns vearly ... ... ns'possibie. ....... I* thnt it ia purely a matter for its fight over the independent of­ Into the cavern five hours previous­ ' Jersey, the commit r Otis George, thu local ”y * * im’ * 1t‘ by present indications should he birdies. \ ." 1 , "" V u J t h e senate to determine whether I fices appropriation measure and re­ . . -his (in cross examination, ilerhes second to none, even Tampa, in a t­ ly with Andy Blssig und John with nomination on call'd from tnc house the confer­ professional, though• short betw tween senate l« d e rse»!rlv n rly in the fj hc by thc „ IiUn|r ^shall orbobyvoted thy one said had engaged in the legiti­ tendance. The fact thnt Sanford Shickle of Louisville, who had re­ far explained that thu week second, pitched a perfect shot close mate he call the ence report on the interior depart­ to manufacture and sale of whis­ will have Eustis, Daytona and othiv ported hearing Collins cough twice* i hare been made pub- morrowtoand It was the pm and sank for a four. Dow hold it before the sen*! <hal convc"‘!9 «" Mnrch >• ment supply bill because of the General Denhardt said ho believ­ key before ho was sentenced and cities north to draw from, addod | signature of General thp hole with a five. I h 'a t X action of the conferees in reducing parred declared thnt he had not been guil- to the fnct that this city has bad ed the witnesses statement und on .. radio talk. General ate until a final vote is reached', Victory on the Fourteenth step might be postponed to *nt lhat over. the from >45.000 to >35,000 the item agreed to the ar- this The match was won on the four,\^Latte!m>in* bribery charge no organized baseball for some the basis of their testimony thinks await disposition of the indepen- 1 nom*n*H°n might hlv£ *° for the Flathead reclamation pro­ teenth green when Hagen rank for ^ v o i r i n g nn alleged offer of time, are pointed to in substantia­ Collins is alive. taid, provided tho dent offices appropriation bill. Coolidge Adamant, ject in Montana. Brenner and Ylevens said they •proved by the adniira par four while both the George ffiP ’X L ! ? n ',im to r rtf ,,roh,b'’ tion of the theory. Apparently the president has no Besides those two measures, the Brothers had fives. From then on Report is Privileged Mr. Britt declared that the cost penetrated the natural passage: to iown the article after ,, *, V- . ... v ~ Mnnni« Kcs,ler* wenl,hy New of maintaining a club here during (the slide which last week blocked lead carefully by Gen. No difficulty will be experienced intention of withdrawing Warren’s senaU.atill ihas to act on the Dis* interest centered in the record i York bootlegger, nnd n negro suc­ the season had been worked out in thu way just ahead of the trapped | witness said Admiral in getting the report before the name, although that expedient 11 trict of Columbia and legislative breaking playing of the visitors. ceeded Hcrbcs at the chaplain’s detoil. Those who aro nsked to cave explorer. expected to be resorted to if the appropriation bills, but leaders are Two birdies on the' last four holes senate when the leaders decide to (marked: (•asp Like a Groan confident that all of the supply au­ cut Kirkwood's score down consid­ miarters. the witness said, adding subscribe to the maintenance of bring it up, as a conference report nomination is reported out. Change It." that Father Hayden wanted to ”1 heard Collins give one. long, thorizations tan be cleaned up the team will he asked only once. erably and give everyone the real­ Warren’s foes are confident h« I have to change this is privileged nnd can be called up "clean house" and hud sent him deep gusp like a groan," Brenner within a wock or ten days. Attendance receipts, und arrange­ ization that the record for the to the hospital. will fare no better in the special if it can ho put out at any time. said, "It was not like a mouit ments with league headquarters Democratic -leaders in the Semite course was about to be broken. APthough numerous changes session thnn in this. Two Demo­ | general’s (Pershing) Assignment Not I'nusual. which include returned forfeits given in a hospital, not loud. Following the match Kirkwood were ninde in the bill in confer­ crats, Stanley and Shields of Ken­ In formal conference decided not to i way we want it." Several witnesses testified that Floyd!’ I yelled hut filler testified ho was ence, friends of the legislation con- tucky, members of the committee, throw any obstacle in the way of entertained the gullery with his the assignments and privileges and the fnct that all receipts of got"•Floydl no umwer. 'Hold out; we'ro vessel with Admiral »«*nd that all of the changes were drop out as a result of the election the calling up of the measures on famous trick rhnts and u running given the Savannah prisoners in­ the second half of the season, which romlrg.’ ” he said he yelled, ami30. *gnmes. |»nd "happened to be germane to the senate and house and one Republican, Sterling of the legislative program agreed up­ line of brilliant wit. An if he volved in the not un* un- j1includes voivt-'i it' m e charges cr.uiKc.s were uui i ■ .1, will -g« the Sun- then proceeded with soundings, ncon by the Republican majority, hut were n champion of pool, lie never usual unsupper deck in civilian bills nnd should not be classed as South Dakota. to prearranged signals. ' nnd that a number of other !,dertaking ......,u ^ ..-u -. a -ry failed to "call his shots". Ilooks inmates through successfully aft- cording ugh sucre ( the statement was new legislation. Ordinarily the special session is sonutors wen; laft freedom of ac­ and enjoyea the name position. He estimated he was within 10 slices followed high hulls in tion In opposing any of the dozen cr it is launched, Mr. Britt asaerti. |the admiral, I believe, Enemies of the measure claim a perfunctory affair, the president­ notice thnt it intended feet of Collins when he heard thu , orderly procession, and the most toServing «r, of the navy con- the bill virtually was rewritten in ial appointments being confirmed bills on thpt program. impeach Willie Hunr, one of the sound. The sounding of tho shnft M." conference and the conferees went immediately. One objection, how­ At the same time, the Crum ton difficult of nil, the struight hull ap­ Savannah “ring" ami a govern­ Berlin Paper Prints itself indicated, ns noar ns he muM peared readily when called upon. he next 15 minutes," further than their authority per­ ever, will force the matter to the hill for reorganization of the pro­ gue s, that the workings were be­ A perfect demonstration of the ment witness wlio hurl testified he |». “the admiral nnd hir. mitted. Clauses Of tween 10 and 15 feet from whero judiciary co m m it^ again. Shout I hibition enforcement unit and tho fuinous Yowell shots proved very had given Itiehl and Hayden the Alleged Filibuster is Disclaimed ' went over this statohe was stationed. He could not the vacancies be filled there is federal cmplqyifi reclassification Interesting to tho spectators, ami $10,500 the defense called J. H. Leaders of the opposition dis­ every probability that there will mcu.HUrc were added tn the list of I Penciled whole paraThomas, a Savannah jrijoiier, to Russo-Japanese Pact say whether the shaft was in a d i­ (Continued on page 2) (Continued on page 2) nanged the wording so claim any intention to filibuster result a majority caucus will choose the stand. rect line with tin* cave passage. fimplebion of thoir the report but they declare they the successors of Stanley and Thomas, a Savannah prisoner, to BERLIN. Feb. 11.—The local Ever since work on the shuft wa:i _*** sbrolutely no rc- expected to discuss it at length Shields, which will give seven Dem­ approached him with a request that Anzieger today published from begun n week ago today in tho Noblewoman Will the original state- and oppose its adoption as far as ocrats nnd two hostile Republicans Three Killed By he contributed >1,500 of the bribe what is described us a "witherto side of the hill overhanging Sand parliamentary procecdure will per­ as the new committee’s composi­ fund before the men began serv- reliable Russian source" the alleg­ Cave, those in charge and hoped Remain On Stage New England Ice (Continued on page 2) ed details of secret clauses includ­ to find some crevice tnrough which far explained thut, In mit. tion. t , ----- ,-------- (- ----------Under the usual procedure the admiral, ho had foN ed in the Russo-Japanese treaty they could penetrate to tho main CHICAGO, Feb. 11.—Miss Bea­ BOSTON. Feh. 14.—Three deaths •srdjng “as nearly as president of the senate would pass signed in Peking last month. Ac­ pas: age way, and thus speed up tha destruction of bridges and dams trice Lillie, appearing here in a r*r such h long lapse on the point of order but a motion cording to the newspaper’s infor­ work. Jy i . and disruption of rnil. telephone, revue, who yesterday became laid' could be made to uppeul from his mation, one clause provides that Down Draft ('til. Y nqpo H p n o i ' t p H telegraph and highway communi-i Peel, of Draylor Manor, England. A I f p i * S h f l l ’t I l l l l P k l U should either England. America, or testimony was read decision and settle the dispute by Early this morning such a tunnefR oj R c e JpJ U _I LC U CHtion in various sections of New! through the death of her father A U dLS IY * I I H C 8 p France take military measures gunicr from a letter ho a roll call. If the point of order is _ . _ was found. A strong down draft p England have been listed among Sir Robert Peel, will remain on the against Chinn. Russia will place was felt, Indicating that it possibly (written to Chairman not sustained, senate leaders ex­ the results of ice junta occuringl stage for some time, she nnnounc200.000 men. who will be armed by was an opening to the cave and ti Nt the time the house pect « vote early next week. during the Inst two days. I ed Saturday morning. Japan, at Chinn’s disposal. period of frenzied digging began. mttee opened hearings Following a sudden illness begin­ The Japanese embassy here Shortly before noon. ll. T. CarmiI hill to create a unified The lowest temperature Sanford ning a few days ugo, Mrs. It. S. brands I.oka 1 Anzeinger's story asjchael in charge of the operations, has had in four years, 32 degrees Keclor died ut 10 o'clock Friday "altogether unfounded sud pure and several others, went down in was reported for Friday morning night at the Fernald-Laughton hos­ invention." The embassy points the shaft. As a precaution, rpectaby B. F. Whitner, Jr., county dem­ WASHINGTON. Feb. 14.— The fob To G i v e senate pital. Mrs. Keelor came originally out thnt the substance of th e ' tors were driven awuy from thu approved a measure to pro­ onstration agent. The tempera­ to Sanford about 20 years ago and treaty was correctly published In ' (Continued on page 2) • • ture Saturday morning was 38 de­ Pullman surcharges. Iton Masque hibit during her residence took a promi­ Paris Feb. !>. Regarding the al­ grees nnd n study rise to warmer President Cooluige's electrics |* An array of wadding presents in the equally wide range of gifts. nent part in sociui and club activ­ leged military clause, the embas­ Warmer and Rainy February 20 riding horre got into house debate. levels is expected. of the city. sy observes “Japan is not in such, which will be presented to the Every known appliance for matri­ ities The house passed nn omnibus A thin skim of ice and a heavy J!rs. Kcelor’a husband, Dr. It. S. monial happiness, including food, a situation as to find it necessary N e x t W eek F o re c a st ** of the directors of pension bill fur Civil war veterans frost marked Friday morning. Mr. couple to he married Wednesday Keclor, of Kart Orange. N. J.; her to cull upon Russia for aid. Golf club Friday and dependents. Whitner expressed his opinion that night. Feb. 18 ns the main attrac­ is found in the window. , .......................... ................ ... to each gift is a curd bear­ two daughters, Mrs. \V. E. Watson,, * decided to hold «n More witnesses testified before the low temperature of Friday tion of tho Hanford Shrine Circus ingFixed of Sanford, and Mrs. C. II. Keelor,! M f) D n i m i i T P T o f ’i t r i D t WASHINGTON. Feb. 14.—' T hi­ the name of the donor and "®Cton’s birthday max- house and sennte committees on ag­ morning will orove of great value her Z -ra llla jJ C I U V 111 Uh weather outlook during the week that night, have beerl placed on "congratulations” in huge letters. ol" Philadelphia, were with r» next Friday night, ricultural needs. to Sanford. While hugs, worms on . in u show window at the There arc innumerable articles of when the end came. The body will | ( V o D . S tiV S E d w a r d s ^(tinning Monday. in the South L“!e Country sn-i.. ,"-—Club. ------ -It The houte aircraft committee and other pnuailc* were not kill­ display Atlantia »tnt«.« states ami and along the Gulf “’ * Atlantic! Ball Hardward on First clothing, toilet articles, cigars, to­ ho taken to Philadelphia S aturday1 ■a®*”* that the next heard testimony of Edward V, ed by the frost and freeze, their Street. EdwardCompany, coust includes much cloudiness and night for funeral and interment. . . . , , .... . F. Lane, presi­ bacco and candies,, a pair of baby »n ny the club would Rickcubackcr and a number of nav- reproduction was greatly hindered dent of tha local Shrine club, de­ shoes, prominently displayed, is No services will be held in Sanford. TAMPA. Feb. ll. -Although occasional ruins during the first which means a much smaller num­ frost occured yesterday morning part of the week and colder Ith. 1! . a ,linner dance n| officers. , When Mrs. Keelor came to San­ clared Saturday morning that all attracting unusual interest of almost over the entire state, no ther during the latter half. Ter ■wl °ne but tho diThe budget bureau requested an ber with which to contend. ford she built u home on loike arrangements incident to the wed­ possersby. was reported to citrus perntures considerably higher thnn "° much interest I appropriation of >30,000,000 to carThose that were far enough de­ ding have b-en completed. Tho The only d'ssouant note, per­ Onora. She later sold this and damage __ expected __ _______ during tim 1de/i i I a n)aJqnerade r y 0ut the naval construction pro­ veloped to resist the cold. Mr. principals are prominent in Han­ haps, i* a Screak of practical na­ made her home in Hast Orange, N. fruit, says I. C. Edwards, presi- normal are p 11*d to give a mas- gram recently authorized, Whitner believes, were forced into ford society, it is said, Their names ture in some of the donors. This J. She was a member of the old dent of Florida Citrus Exchange, i first three or four davs,*acconling i win u • t Representative Madden, of Illin- hibernation and rendered much will not be divulged until the mo­ is shown in u complete assortment Wednesday Club nnd n charter He said new growth had not yet j to the weather bureau. on citrus trees to do up- ' ----- ----------------------iW ,'11 begm at 0 o’clock 0ls. disavowed a statement issued less harmless. ment of the ceremony. of cooking utinsels and other gifts member of the old Welaka Club. started preciable harm. 0 e Fort from his headquarters inVj,t'!?,r It was during her term as president That there was some damage That the event will be a real which mav Jar the pink dreams Jardine Named To ■< -—,••«•» p la y e d Representative Longworth.' Ohio, done by the cold Mr. Whitner ad* wedding and not c mock wedding of the newly-weds by recognizing that the first departmental clubl A« , , J D 1 namiik.i cr of func* i to retire from the speakership race. mltted. Peas and beans, probably was stated Saturday morning by tact shown for u careful inspection was organized. This subsequently O d U m i n g A C q U ltle c Ii Be Gore's Successor I of the L lilnu,,c’ . Th« Democratic, senate ste.-nng were touched bv the frost and pro­ Fred Horner and M. Y. Bledsoe, failed tp reveal that time honor­ developed into the Sanford W o-J D f f Jf T n rc a n v i ^ IlriT ^ t U I L .d r tt» n y *t« *°°" ^tendance j committee agreed not to p'oee on* bably some of the outer leaves of members of the committee in ed symbol of matrimonial strife— man’s Club. Mrs. Keelor also was WASHINGTON. Feh. 14.—Wm. a by to?!? *he , a s t ! stncles in the way of the Republi- other plants. The benefit, it it charge of arrangements. an honorury member of the Snllie ! . ---- There the rolling pin. O. Jardine. president of Kansas h»t jhe ' ,0 f Club it is jean organization in presenting its believes, is far greater than the have been rumors, the committee Sanford nierchmut arc co-oper­ Harrison Chapter of the DaughALBION. N. Y.. Feb. ! I.—Lewis ! Agricultural College, was selected members admitted, tlmt the wed­ ating wholeheartedly with the ter a of the American Revolution E. Sands “world bean king” today today by Pro -idem Coolidge to *t pri,i a 2ucrad° P“ r* legislative program. dame-e that was done. f (!IWa> Snoring the • __ J - ----- -------------- Two years ago a temperature of ding is not to he a real ceremony. officers of the Shrine Circus in ami was a regular member of the I was acquitted of grand larceny by Secretary of Agriculture. 33 degrees minus was reported by Those were declared to be without their efforts to add to the success Philadelphia chapter und of the a jury which deliberated 12 hours. President also sent to the Her I MARKETS of the occasion, it is declared. Each New York federation of Woman's Ha waa arrested at Tampa, Fla., the nomination of Frank H. KetMr. Whitner. This D on the of­ auv base of fact whatever. S "‘Iherto given in I -■ ~ , VvKc«t ficial register as 32 degrees hut. The gifts are to ho presented gift appears to be of the best of Clubs. October of last year on a war­ loggi of Minnesota, former am­ CHICAGO, Feb. 14. — with the curds of virtually every quality nnd practically all will, in Besides her husband and daugh­ rant charging grand larceny in bassador tn London, to be S< Itt. I t .la said, the temrwrature w u a ’• jMch will cost >2. May .181% to 182%; fraction higher than it was rr.- merchant in Hanford. The wide time, become of use to tho recip­ ters, Mrs. Keelor ia survived by a connection with financial difficul­ tary of State, after Hughes ly at The Sanford to 154%; Corn, May. 120% to 1-7, day morning. •on, C, II, Keelor, of Philadelphia. ty bis coiupaqie*, range of human wants ia reflected ient*. the cabinet Mar. -L Oats, May, 51 to 54%-r TO KILL PASSAGE SHOALS MEASURE K IMPORTANT BILLS AWAITING ACTION IN UPPER HOUSE K S j Washington News Coldest Weather In Mrs. KeeJor Dead 4 In Sanford Friday At Local Hospital Shrine Wedding Gifts Displayed; Officials Brand “Hoax” Story False �A ctress E ntertains Avjator Padre Effete connection* and the main ta n k road*. declared H. B. Philip.*, -ihhM’m an of the department, in an address here Unlay before tho third fHWuat. conference for road buildI P a t the University of Florida. £ -ln reviewing the history of thedbpartment and the legislation nu•Wbriting its creation, Chairman '^Philips said the “power and miOpacity to build the s.ate roads of JQorida Is riven wholly and broadJ#. |o the road department! Its •rc re tlo n and power is just as ex-hfcislve and as broad as the nowor ■jk1 any cabinet department in reJpact tn the matters coming under ’toe Jurisdiction of the several cab• Jfttt officials. • C w'*‘Bo careful was the legislature . 4kat there should he NO sudden ‘ ebangd to break or hinder the conitouity. of work and policy planned flflr: experienced men," be contin­ ued, “the terms of office of tinK ^ cra l members ar co provided U »t, the merabershelp of the dofttm ent cannot be entirely chnngf-ln any one yeah TIT* term Lone member expires .each year ftt |he fourth year when the ms,nf.two.iremberfl.fixpir2. Thus rill,be spun that the law intends L * .-majority of the . member’W 1<coi*.- iatenee practically "for|4UKa <1* spite the fame It won In eompatl tlon. Ita owntr eaid he ^ ed .to make the r f i r only b y th t de*re thet ih e .x ^ zk rp tec* i * Riven an opportonity to faUUl its deatiny of usefulneaa and aervlce. The clock will operate* four dials Hihtd aayeral iU tM w ned - enter* prists, ahe la noW about to ;btil)d a m eat-pa*k|w ^laM w|U«h V lll aupply ia#at a t« a tia jc o ^ c ( H > p a r a tlve ajtaoclatlona .pf batchers, jaiad alao export It. .Old MeduuOut n ito W n Idle The Bahama, «a recently approv­ ed, involves .an oatlay,of *5,ooo,o<#> to be lalaed b y -a tr faaue of flfc ltD .u v _ . : ; | ute, nnd Ita owner deellrea It wUt per cent Jjqnda. The enterprise ALBANY,'Feb. 1(1.—The tower • not g0jn nr'loae w ore th en -ten will be ?an autonomous clock that won the highest award seconds a year. ; ' ,l v, » u s . B m r- ----- —-dniattred by o board of 12 dlrectora, sev­ and special bronze medal a t t h e ; •TTte clock’s mechanism la enelos* en to be named by the government and .the-rest by the cattle raising centeimfol exhibition , t P l ^ . j U rguay E nters *P acking Industry MONTEVIDEO, Feb. 13.—Uru­ guay, although geographically the smallest Sbuth American republic, has .always been somethluR of a pioneer In the matter of up-to-date PylyciBarDcan, rtVovie actress, entertained1Lieutenant Leslie Arnold, world flyor, when both were together on u speaking tour nt Milwaukee. Miss Dean’s husband, Wheeler Oakmnn, makes his home In New York, Arnold Is a bachelor. “ We’re Just friends.” says Miss Dean of Arnold Consisting of 30 of the best color* ^ . of the worlj. Will Be H.ard .la one of Their \V«rU y • Moving Mountain Menaces Property M igration Made Easy For R etired O fficers LONDON, Feb. To facilltnte co-operation in emigration among retired professional classes with small fixed incomes, the Em­ pire Community Settlement has been orgoniaed here to core for retired military officers, civil ser­ vants, engineers and other profes­ sional men unfitted to go to the dominions as agricultural scttleri in the ordinary way. It in proposed to establish them overseas on model farms, some­ thing like garden cities, with two to five ncrcs, dwelling, stable jind outhouse sites, und club houses where meals may be obtained at a low rate. After five years of this life the rettlers would be expected to find n permanent plnco m the dominion. BABOO ED. South Wales. Feb. 13.—The natives of Baruood be­ gan a scries of prayer services re­ cently with the hope of bringing about the advent of dryer weath­ er which it was believed would a r­ rest the movements of Troednlwfuwch mountain near here which has done great property dumngo and become a menace to the commun­ ity. Fresh Tissues have appeared at the foot of the moving mountain and nil the nearby highways have been closed to traffic. Water mains supplying more than 100.000 ersons in the Phymney valley nve been broken by the pressure of the moving earth and scvornl hundred workmen have been em­ ployed to make repuirs as rapidly ns possible. Several sections of a newly con­ structed mnin trunk sewer which cost more thun $3,000,000 have al­ ready been destroyed and in some places the pipes wore pushed 20 to 30 feet out of nosition. t.al.jpl times of, men experiencIn.the .jopgrtmmit’v work. The, granting of Ihese bread b exclusive, powers by the leg4urc—t|u!,representative* of the iple.of the whpjo state—eanjes hf It X forreaponding respomdar,;dn tye department to answer fnc. people oi the whole n|ate for i^eaefcife of this nower and the shpTve of itr duties. It is the iik Intent and ourpose of the f-that the road department shall a stole institution—that it shall Cosmetics Carried I’KOFESSOK NAMED liult and advise with the people ih e ftate, and when necessorv In Umbrella Handle GAINESVILLE, Fla., Fch. 13.— U consult with the state offili.wlth.whom It has to deal un- Ralph Stoutandie, professor of LONDON, Feh. 13.— Umbrellas ^ the law. journalism nt the State College Jf^tbe.people,of tho state wont of Agriculture and editor of farm with handles flat as pan cakes publications, hns been succeeded by huve appeared in London nnd arc J. Francis Cooper of Alnbnmu. i considered quite the thing among Mi. Stoutnmire has become as­ fashionably dressed young women. The umbrellas are altogether too sociate editor of the Florida Grow­ •Im iM ^tions or some certain inter- er nt Tumpn. Mr. Cooper Is an nnwieldly to ho curried by the han­ ‘4?V. J.KsY* will ,hnvo to lie a change experienced newspaper man, und dle, so are attached to the arm •jpK.tbv.lnw. f is n graduate of Aluhamu Poly­ - “In ip ar letter submitting to the technic Institute with n H. S. de­ Jj%M*tqre of 1023 our fourth hi- gree in agriculture. tnm ai rxhqrt we.wtld: f/r.»v4n Die ■Inauguration of new With 4G.2 per cent of her male J otV it has been our policy to con ponulution over 15 years of age o n e our work, as near as possi- still single, Nevada has the high­ *hle. to the trunk Uhb roads of the er! percentage of single men of ‘flato. It has been our conviction any state in the Union. On the TOit the State Rood Department, other hand it has the lowest per­ -M ing a state institution, spending centage of single women, only 1S).3 RADIO AMUSE LAWMAKERS JSbney coaributed by the wholo per cent being unmarrieo. VIENNA, Feb. 13.—The onerous •tote, it is our first dutv to plan *(]*! build those roads which ore of The earliest wooden coflin in En­ duties of caring for tho country’s *vyttewide Interest and will b;s» gland wus that of King Arthur weal ns member of parliament will zarve tho peoplo of the whole stnte.’ who was uried in n hollow log. be greatly lightened for Austrian lawmakers through the installation , v“At that session of the Icgislaof radio in the House of Parlia­ tUte an act was passed providing toat state roads numbered one to at the time of the pnssage of the ment. The service is to bo pow­ • erful enough to permit of listening .clth t inclusive, shall first be con- net. “An examination of a map of th< in on London, Berlin, Rome nnd %4vucted and then that Road No. should be built. This act also state* fill disclose that these roads even New York. It is predicted that attendance gives to the department the au­ which the department is authorized thority to build such imrtions of to build, are the mnin interstate nt sessions of purliunivnt will im­ m e federul system of roads as are connections and the main trunk prove greatly, but that the radio notJncluded in the numbered roads lines of the stnte, und puss through room will be much more crowded and carry out its contracts existing 54 of the C3 counties of the state." thun the chamber. K -CONCERTS- MAP LURES E\-MAYOR SEATTLE. Wash., ,Feb. 13.— Staking his faith on n map portrnying the location of an Artie bonanza James Townsend Fuller­ ton, former mayor of Port Town­ send, Wash., and the founder of a loganberry Industry on the Olym­ pic Peninsula of Washington, is «tn make a ^enrrh with n friend in April for a rich mine in Alaska. The mine was discovered and maptor who died suddenly after'bringped many years a^o by n pros pee­ ing out 282 pounds of nuggets said Mr. Fullerton. M ILANE T H E A T E R -SA N o D inner Is Complete without serving war whole* sole bread. I t la baked .with .fine quality flour thus akmlng It a loaf of fine grained bread, which does not cruayb, and Is de­ licious in flavor. You will always satisfy your family when ygu serve our bread. | THE SEMINOLE SECURITIES COMPANY .g i n now ra sala,by members of •n Stao be purchased a t the follovtu, . C. Bbwera Drug Store (Miaa w o /J ilfatt ad Anderson Drug Store (M tol D. L. PerWaa Ciqntx Furni.hlan “ Joe’s Smokehouse MU« Thorn It (A. P. Connelly A W lie . t» A 1QA Office W E BAKE ONLY T H E BEST 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*, 113 M A G N O L IA AVENUE ested call at office of Seminole Securities Company, next door to Edward Higgin’s Ga­ rage, or phone 664. %oov new i eiepnones A fVttjrORE than 4,830 new tdephonea v«j j f f l i the Bell Telephone System in Florida * * * ^ Tecprd-breaking achievem ent r«i!ihj( offorte of a highly, trained organization aadl ment.of ipwe than 11,870,000 in new motM|r,' . \ . * 1 There are now 57,390 Bell tele­ phones in Florida, and to c are for i this .continued growth will require M large auma of new m oney which fWl mqat lie obtained by th e aulc of A l securities o r be borrow ed in the 'v JM money markets. Sold In T h e South For A a a result of the work done last k 2 year, the general telephone sendee is «nE good and dependable, while the scope . ^ of the long distance service is prac­ tically unlimited. 34 YEARS SUN PROOF PAINT The telephone workers a re proud of lut jl plishments. They ore serving you cheerfuflji date your cordial interest. Hus no equal for durability. It wears longer und looks biller than any nthr paint. W-' carry a full line of Hun-proof paint, varnishes, Kulsomincs, brashes, wood stains nnd wull paper. „ Bil l Sanford Paint & Wallpaper Co. Wc-laka Huilding DAVID LA IR D , Florida S y s t e m ** . SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEG RA PH COMPANY W kr. Om Inbni, Unlgtrtal Strsi•* St. Jacobs F OLKS with vision are moving right out to Oak Hill and investing in property where they are sure of the greatest rise in values. . LOTS The Suburb of Opportunity N. H. GARNER 112 PARK AVENU ■***V«S» tj* *♦**< �DEFENSE L A Y S other tempted) and a PRISON- BRIBES ■aid .he TO CHURCHMAN °«t Paying Bn PATCHOGUE, R. I.,... Feb. 14. — explain In Sanford Friday ___ Patchogue fReidt Robert ReldtIt, the * East " . Market report Issued Saturday the .millennium's delay. by the Vailed States Department h e _ b ^ W s _CluM M l of Aerlenltore with the Florida (Continued from Page One) apostle of doom, appeared between leaven w M t o q t a t J a p p e d over State Bareatt of Markets co-operat­ (Continued from page 1) nets a t the Ward and Glynno Thena t seveinl other pjdntta^ ing sentence. Hoar said, Thom­ ing. Frank H. Scruggs, represen- the originator, who chanced to bo coming to the* < ter hero tonight and as testified, that tho money was Kessler, Rsq| present, admitted that he coaM Reidt said, will bo the lest atop to bo given Haydert. Just before over th* Total shipments for all states re­ not have done better himself. Driv- belief that some of the 144,— end He may arrive a t any Urn*. brides of the Lamb" have seen Ttibmas took tho stand, the defense “ identified in ported for Friday, Feb. 13: Cali­ ing 7 b in'from the crystal of a Ike In hla proposed etreet revivals of immediate mllllnnetna called Haar nnd he stated he had fornia, I t ; Florida, 74, including watch seemed to be very easy when end sign have started on their “journey Reidt plans to use hia “sandwich" never approached Thomas with ■PProilautii* AS from the Sanford section. To­ Kirkwood, Who had broken hia toward signs warning the world’s end, al­ such a request or had made such government mi! heaven." tal shipments from all states this last week in an exhibition (n St. though the date "Feb. 6,” will be a statement. The crowd that peeked itself in season, old, 16,434; new ,1,817; to­ Petersburg, borrowed a fine Gloen the little theaterjpaid him the trib­ painted out. Although Graham Baughn, an menu m«d*Vr| tal shipments from Sanford section from one of the gallery, Fortunate­ ute of alienee. There was none of ly Kirkwood was able to return to date, 077; last reason, 1,617. the hackling and Jeering that mark­ this watch with crystal Intact. Shipping Point Information. Other shots in the exhibition ed that visitations of the curious to British R esistin g Sanford, Fla. Afternoon, clear, proved quite as intereating, Thai the plsnk shanty where ha end Increased N avy Cost cool. Good wire inquiry. Demand ■hot from the trap, played to the his family end “Brother” Willard wetive, exceeds aupifUes, market green over the player’s head, wea Downs, the Yaphank prophet, j LONDON, Feb. 14.—Hope by strong. Carloads f. o. b. usual a complete success, as well as the awaited the world ■ end. term* for future delivery. Florida, various methods for playing sty­ 1 the British government that a new Gtngs to Prophecy 10 inch crates, Golden Self-Blanch- mies. Kirkwood's barrage, which In the ten minutce that he talked, disarmanent conference may be Ing, in the rough, U. S. No. 1, 3-6s, would be very effective as a means Reidt repeated his confidence in t2.26-2.R0, Prices on Golden S eif-' 0f national defense, completely the prophecy, regretting only that called before long, preferably by Blanching, varieties, in the rough, j route{1 tIie caddies and evoked an ho had taken it literally Instead of the United States, la believed to M r uniesa noted. !«Oh, My God I” from one of the figuratively. Hla failure to rice the be causing the cabinet delay in New York: 20 partly cloudy. 1! “night caps.” “sign" a t midnight on Friday bo reaching a decision regarding fresh Florida arrived. Supplies livht, [ Here are the scores for Friday’s attributed to the crowd around his -warship construction. The Treas­ demand good, market steady. Flor* • match: house. Besides, he acid, there is ury department of the English gov­ ids, 10 Inch crates, car ordinary Out the possibility that he had not fit- ernment is relisting an increase of quality and condition, green 3-is, I Par ■14 4 4 3 4 3 5 4—85 ted himself f i r membership among 10,000,000 poundasterilng said to mostly 32.76, 4-fls, $2.50.2.75. 8s, Hagen 4 4 4 4 3 4 3 5 4—35 the "chosen.” j bo demanded by the Admiralty dejmrtment. $1.60-1.76, 10s, $1.25, few strc-'.ts KirkwM 6 44I343 1 3—34 "I am still waiting for the sign,'* sales generally good duality and D. Gr’ge 5 4453435 4—37 he said. N O B T H CA ICt When building workers of Chrisconditions, 3-6a, $3,25-3.50. O. G’rgc 4 4 6 5 3 4 4 5 4—39 Reidt was driven to and from the Norway, struck recently, in Chicago: 25 clear. Two Cali­ a n d a/V S theater in a private automobile. He -tiana, -they tied up all constructions me- ; 5 4 3 4 4 4 3 4 4—35 fornia, 1 Florida arrived. I Mich­ Par declined to aceept any money for igan arrived. 14 cars on track. Hagen 4 4 3 4 4 3 3 4 4—33 88 his talk. His appearance at the -tlvity completely. If You Only Knew— Supnlles moderate, demand light, KirkwM 4 4 3 1 4 3 2 4 5—33 87 theater, he said, was his first in a You would allow nothing to interim market steady. Florida. 10 inch D. O'rgo 5 4 4 6 6 4 4 4 4—39 70 "speaking tour extensive In scope," l u m i n n i i n i i i i i i i i t ■ rich a stopover in this other great section crater. 4-fls, best $3.60-3.75. ordi­ O. G'rge 4 4 4 5 6 4 4 4 4—38 77 which would Include street speeches nary $3-3.25, 8-1 Os. best 32.75-3.25, in New York and other cities and of the South, when homeward bound. It’s ordinary $2.35-2.50. California, IMPORTANT BILLS radio talks on the prophecy he be-' so different-—a complete transformation— crates, best $5.50-0.00. few higher, Haves so firmly. surroundings—climate— variety and type ordinary quality $4-4.50. AWAITING ACTION Material Misfortunes a Worry of entertainment. Pittsburgh: 24 foggy, 4 Florida For a brief moment in the morn­ A veritable metropolis is Asheville, on arrived. Opening Saturday, Sup­ OF UPPER HOUSE ing, however, he forgot his dream plies moderate, demnrnl slow, mar­ of doom long enough to survey his a half-mile-high hilltop. Rugged mountains ket dull. Florida, 10 inch crates, own material misfortunes. The (Continued from Page One) all about. Sleeping valleys. Lakes, water­ 4-fls, $2.75-3.25 mostly around $3.00 bills on which action will be sought man who bought hla automobile falls and rivets. A thousand miles of haid 8-10s, $2.57-2.75. California, cratej before Mar. 4. called at the shanty to take It away surface highways. Tourist hotels of the best, $6.50-0.00. mostly $5.50-5.75, Administration leaders also un­ and Reidt watched it move down highest order, not to disparage the comfort poorer low as $5.00. road as if he regretted his bar­ dertook to smooth the way for con­ Atlanta: 48 cloudy. No cnrlot sideration of the government re ­ gain with faith. The lady bought fresh eggs from of the smaller inns. arrivals. No cars on trnck. Sup­ organisation bill by agreeing to Cramer “There it goes," he said. “It was Golf, of course—two famous clubs and plies light, demand nnd trading eliminate the provision for a de­ my only means of transportation." Of course you could not blame three more under construction. Saddle moderate, market Arm with slightly partment of education and relief her Stripped of everything ho owned, hones, Trapshooting, Tennis, Hunting, stronger feeling. California, nnd to retain the good roads bu­ he has planned no effort to recoup To always buy dressed chicken Social divertissement, Sightseeing in crates, 6-7s, $7.5fK Florid*. 10 reau In the agriculture departmefit his fortune. He said, "the Lord there Inch crates, supplies very light, instead of transferring it to the will provide for him after he is Because they arc cleaned and* Nature's storehouse under the peak oTMt. few sales 3-fls, $3.25. dispossessed of the home he sold dressed with care. interior department. Mitchell, 6711 feet above. S 'j t e , Helen Stover, In Effort to W in, Takes On Three Professions A t O nce Why writ until some booking », agent tiiinkn you're as good ns you know you sre, inquires Miss a Helen Stover, n singer, who is j p * - also her own concert manager gkf ** nnd locking agent i .V • When Mias Stover decided upon -Jffe** » muiicil c.irccr, she was con* W d J fronted by the usual difficulties th a t beset young girls with oper­ atic ambitions. “Only I bad just decided not to let m y difficulties keep mo back,” IfOgt* ccnfld- s Miss Stover, who is ns t’B‘1 good loolirg oi she is energetic. * “ 1 flmtlv believe that dctcrniinntion nr.d on’tit ion are the greatg , y ’.T jy t fr.ctan in rucccr?. You may jK j js haru r 11 the talent in tho world icr.d )• \ .*r get nnywherc with it, k.T " if yoti a!*. idle, waiting for good v - fortur.j or a looking agent to help you PML Every man and woman • SoF can be his or her own good for­ tune, I say." Miss Stover is an ardent suporter of American music and be­ eves tho Americsn public wants songs by its own composers. "I never sing n program on which I do not include at least three or four home-made num­ bers," she declares. "Some of the prettiest modern things have been written hero in America. One of which I am very fond is 'When Lights Are Low,' a dreamy waltz. It has tho rhythm nnd sentiment which American peo­ ple love nnd it is very real music. “Another of my loyalties to my native land is that 1 have never studied abroad. I consider my trachir, the late Byford Ryan, as flne ns r.nybody in Europe. „ ■"My atfviec to a girl with am­ bition for a concert career is that sho let nobody discourage her, but £ 0 out on her own, nnd let Amer­ ica provide both instruction nnd muster. 1 material. If she has any talent nt all ehe will get to tho top ’• S nbout it. According to later de­ scriptions of the new find, it ennily wan large enough to accommodate a good rized man, nnd nn far an ■ could be neen, ran straight away >• from tho northeast corner of the shaft, diagonally, to the left towurd the mouth of the cave, ■ B j (Continued from Page One) _ ’.Jdcinlty of the shaft hy nntional1jm tO N MANUSCRIPTS SHOWN ^ jpiardnmcn LONDON, Feb. 14.— Following _ Tho military court of inquiry bU, Jlng a t Cave City, sumo six miles the example set in tho United • away, adjourned, and the members, States, the F irst Edition Club has * Including General Denhardt, went opened an unique exhibition of By­ ♦* lo the cave. The Red Cross unit ron manuscripts, proof sheets and „ there was advised to he prepared first editions. Tho display is mHdc v fo r any emergency. Dr. William »P of exhibits from private ** Hazlctt of Chicago, was called from j sources and several of the bookr \ his room a t n Cave City Hotel. j »hown arc tho only ones in existX * The report thnt n recovery w a s ! cnee. Many of the books are ac** imminent spread to Cave City und compniiied by the manuscripts and ■Brian*ed a general exodus. -j proof copies. E 'ery Move Watched ----------------------------Every move of the officials nt the 1 MRS LONGWORTH MOTHER iA*kmouth of the cave was watched --------Wth straining eyes. Tho minutes CHICAGO. Feb. 14.—A dnughRtew into hours. • ter wns born to Mru. Nicholas - Then the officials came out, Longworth. formerly Alice Roosebringing with them a dlscourug- volt, here today. •tng story and postponing until to-', 1Tporrnw at thu earliest, and prnba Offering to answer any reason­ ».Wy as late as next Tuesday the able question telephoned to its oftime they now expect it to take flee, a Arm dealing in general in­ .(hem to extricate Collins. formation is said to have set up ■., Tho hole, which proved a blind business in Now York City, * passage, wan found near the 55 >* Joot levol, measuring from the i ho highest point in the British higher side of the shnft, away from Empire is near tho cquutor in Af­ ^he mouth of Sand Cave. Its dis- rica. This peak in Mount Kibo, the * covery was held a closely. guarded _ highest point of which is 19,323 Secret tho miners refusing to talk \ feet above sen level. ^■Trapped Explorer ; Still Alive, Workers ;*ln Cavern Reiterate Detroit; 21 clear. 7 Flrolda a r­ The amended measure will be rived. 12 cars on track. Supplies resented tomorrow to the Repubmoderate, demand and tnrdlng can organization conference for moderate, market firm. California, decision as to whether it should be crates, ordinary quality nnd condi­ pressed a t this session. tion, $8.60-7.00. Florida. 10 inch While the sennte failed to reach crates. 4-fls, $3.75. 3-8s, $3.25-3.50, n vote on the independent offices 10s. $2.75, washed, wrnppcd. pre- bill it attached as a rider to th at cooled 3-10s, $4.00, 4-fls. $1.85-4.75. measure a provision prohibiting Baltimore: 35 cloudy. No car- tho 50 per cent surcharge by rail­ lot arrivals. 1 car rcconsigncd. 9 roads on Pullman accommodations. cars on track. Closing Friday: The plan is to force a vote In the Supplies moderate, demand, mod­ house in this way on a subject erate. market about steadv. Flor­ which thnt body has failed to con ida, District,. 10 inch erntes , sldcr a t the present nnd the last „ Sanford „ 4-fls. **1-3.25. mostlv around $3.00, session. 8n, $2.75-3.00, 10s, *2.50-2.75. Man-! . alee District, all sizes, best $2.50California, crates, 6-10s, best $5.60$250-2.75. poor condition $2.-2.25, St. Louis; 30 clear. 1 Florida 6.00, few $6.25, few short stock, $4arrived. 3 cars on trnck. Sun- 4.50. Florida, 10 inch crates, few nlics moderate, demand and trad ­ sales, 4-Gs, $3.25-3.50, 8-10s, $2ing moderate, market nbout steady. 2.50. R to prepared for the end. Several hundred motorists and sightseers splashed through the mud to the Reidt home during the day, nnd whenever the crowd grew large enough “ Brother" Downs made h speech. He was Impressed by the partial eclipse of the moon just before sunset, but refused to accept it ns a heavenly sign. Believes Christ on Way Reidt and his followers Indicat­ ed that they had a new theory to So come and buy a chicken dressed (A fowl I have In mind) One that often flapped its wings But not the flapper kind. niRDS GOLD FISH ' " T h r Unod W ill T o u r ." cum prlnlnR 13.1 of A sh ev llle 'e p r o m i n e n t c ltlie iis will v is i t Hantoril. F ch. 2t. C om e Into Anlievllte v ia t h e S outhern H a llw a y n r m o t o r In o v e r t h e fin e rutuls of t h e S outh. W r it e f o r h a n d s o m e b o o k le t nod I n f o r m a tio n J. H. CRAMER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE A e h t t l l l r , ,\. C. ■HEAIUOF' 1921 PARK AVE ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a iiin iiiiiiiiu iiH m iliitiim iH iiiiia iiiiiu iBUiERIDGI s i l l D in g ; B e a st tmc I BcrrvuAv roctu- fS ffi ^(PVD*** Wto. MSI Yt .... • • . >• 1 • >! > . .. , ■' + .... .... .... *.... 'r . >• • .... .... «>■■ . 1.. . 1. > FOfL Y o u tl a w eu>H 0M e. One Dollar r.z* s W IL L ST A R T an account in th is bank. T ho size o f y o u r firs t d eposit d o e sn 't m a tte r w ith us. I t ’s you th a t we w an t fo r n custom er. #1 As a b an k fo r th e business mnn of today, we a re n a tu ra lly in te re sted in th e b u sin ess m an o f tom orrow . ■ > .„> .. • if • . H. . ,, . • M, • >• > . .. • ■>• I . >. . ... . . .. . . .■. . >• > +* M g iS A N F O R D I LO A N AND ■S A V I N G S J 1- - ^ i n Hi W hen a Home is A Home— m We th e re fo re in v ite all boys who a re w o rk in g o r hav e a sm all income from o th e r sources tu s t a r t w ith us in a sm all w ay. *>+ ? oh9° DtWo IS to Boy LUHB&i " M You will have convenience, artistic app and co m fo rt com bined. A c o n tra c to r th a t o p erates a novelty well able to do th e w ork. We will fu rn ish you fre e house plans and will e stim a te th e e n tire co st of th e b u ild in g m a te ria l for y o u r new hom e. It should he well planned, h u t th e re s u lt depends on th e q u ality of th e lu m b er and build­ in g m a te ria ls used. We sell only th e high g ra d e kinds an d a ssu re you com plete satisfa c tio n . A call places you u n d e r no obligations. a fwpI edge^ PRESID ENT You have o u r a ssu ra n ce fhat wc are qualified to c o n stru c t, remodel, or repair hom e ns an y o th e r firm . COLLER CARTER LUMBER. COMPANY i.E.M'CALlI M ANAGER C O M P A N Y ^ ? I'h o n c 565. i THE BUILER N o rth L aurel A venue SA N FO R D , FL O R ID A N orth F rench A venue. ■ ■£• SANFORD, tLOR Drive Out Sunday To See — OAK HILL • «* The Suburb o f Opportunity :J> N. H. GARNER, Developer 110 PARK AVENUE .> • &3Lvf . • . • ■' - ■ i ,vv • _ �14^— Hie French * »V I { • f t CAS8 U k C r R ►V t after » proDealt w fiece lae fete feat of water. The poasinc of tMi n h .. Once fees) K banner at (ached V. Seott, eWtf resort; of Par (a charac- td.oi wlih all of h|s euppeiailly taper, i JJjji ifin te r of the Etm valued at $S,. Ujra district. The work natural powers ofer t ------- - * |U" be ccrtiplet-xi within enabling Mlnnerait Ii lp- lubrcrlbt* <0 this phas2 of civnisa- great pro»M> ity, and it <is desired tlx month?, to says Mr. Scon. aka tlnnV contribution to hla wet far*. to raako m b 'pay his Income tax creaalnaly Ur*e noml led* When the Indiana become arcus, to the Uutcerttlmj. advantage of IhwIkfiBI fcpl- tamed to patcpnlxlng “the frhite This yoaPf man ts said to be lea] treatment af reeer irth [nan's medicine man,’"as they te m making 50,000 franc* n month, deIted him, they fndko. good customer*, rived entirely, fhrni the mbsidies Old men of the tribe who hava of fair partners who engage hi. lely learned ttie ndnpnUfe.s of nuch rrr vices regularly at the rate ot pve Icom/nop treatments as the atomiser 2,000 frantfs minimum a month. 1I.> become ftalrly civUInd. ‘ads ! °.r KPfay, for noife iarid throat in fee- has no maximum, generously In. nf the more timid Indian* |nd- tioiu, and todfne for external alt* dined ladles Whd are particularly l»h-1 ments, hasten tq the Infirmary at satisfied with him as a dancing ,?aP between the the lean provocation. loned tribal mimneYa and bee With !■«**£« L| Enrollment, th e t o 1,250,000 People L sS E E . F it. Feb. 1 4 .- 025 population will be [in the neighborhood ot If the increasat l*» Uio Cr of peoplo In tW etate Le with that of children ■ Of, according to etnIho h a y .(»ntde w^cula. the state » growth dart four and a .half years, ke four year period from U the estimated school based on the natural ncrease and on figures In some case* by countrndeijU ofpliblic J a ntreased from 292,285 to 15.3 P « r_ cent. The mber of children of j, xrkofled as 350,000 I per cent pver the fedof 10 2 0 , counting those i 0 to 21. i alculatlons for. tho en* ition on a twenty par *«, the statisticians estotal population at 1,compared with 068,470 . the federal enumeraGEORGIA ROAD ASSURED t censis of 1020. i have shown, however, JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 1*. ed. that the proportion Word has been received by F. O. August Belmont, throughout the country if which will make the bm faster than the Edition, It is believed tniitors. therefore, that | rate of increase will lr short, if at all, of Publicity men choose Olive Borden as 192.Vs most promising j £ The latter figure of pulchritude. She’s one of 14 choices. Never mind the rest Kthe state a papulation she's from Hollywood, too. ____ . ___ 10, kg the calculations the in growers' organization here. Resident: of New Zealand aver­ age. 4.40 pounds of raisins and 1. 20 pounds of currents every year, England east 1.85 pounds of i -!:• re a t the most j GAINESVILLE, Feb. 14.—Cel- ins ami 2.77 pounds of currents to pogxible. Varia- ery diseases and their control is each person annually. England’.' mdition are ex- the subject trculed in a new bulle- large consumption r.r currants is total, to Rome* tin issued by the Florida Expertto their wide use in 1.250,000 mark. I ment Station. Ur. (J. F. Weber, ns- attributed sweet breads, cukes and pudding!^, I sociate plant pathologist, tin* uu- it a consumption of raisins in 2.1**I j thor, has i punt several years studyIn tho United States the per capi *nK the diseases of cefery in Flm- pounds and that of currants only VvIVcS ida ami other stutes. Each of the .34 of a pound. n P r F V i f l i i v ’many diseases and troubles in proi i c i a K u a ? j during this truck crop is taken tin “ ) in tho bulletin and described, its Vincent 'Topper” Martin Brook­ I arent-Teacher 'cause explained uml.control nieu"- lyn lightweight, has not quit the ' riduy nlglit, a I urea given. ting in spite of the knockout ho sustained at the hands of Mike Ballel'tno l u s t week that sent him to the hospital for several days. Bife and helpful, designed to miteigfgV^ I requirement of buainrss peewit m A i In II 1a Offered by this bank. v;v V Your Cheehlnf Account lovUed 38 Y E A R S O F S A F E RANfCTNG hut to work th<? hose. Fire is b j liiri’ed to be due to faulty wiring New Station Studies Diseases of Celery r A golf clulr with changeable heads so that one shaft will serve in all strokes linn been invented. A High Class Development —Located near beautiful Lake Monroe and in rapidly growing- section of Sanford. FLORIDA’S FIRS’l'.STATE WIDE —And close to the center of the city making it San­ ford’s.most desirable residential district Being Completely Developed <• Horse 'l ) —With every modern improvement and convenience and being* beautified so as to be one of Sanford’s most attractive show-places. Carefully Restricted l r. WILL BE HELD FUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 24, AT 8:30 O’CLOCK ■ —With every precaution taken to permanently pre­ serve an ideal environment. Moderately Priced —Fort Mellon homesites are available at extremely low prices—prices whiqh assure today’s investors early and substantial profit. Inspect Fort Mellon Sunday AT THE Coral Gables —Drive out Union Avenue turning to the right at Mellonville Avenue. It will surprise you what pro­ gress is I cing made in this most desirable develop­ ment. Golf and Country Club Seven interesting classes have been arranged and en­ tries are being registered daily. Every “Show” ring horse in Floi ida is invited to enter. The most interest­ ing evening ever arranged. Ilorse Show from «S to 11 l). m . With Jan Garber’s Orchestra and the grand Horse Show Hall at Coral Gables Gulf and Country Club from 11 p. »n. till 2 a. m. The one big event that every visitor in Florida and every Floridan will want to attend. Make your reservation at once enter your horse im­ mediately. For further particulars address Harry K. Dutton, Manager Coral Gables Coll and Countiy Club, °i‘ F. C. Lloyd, Director of Horse Show, care of Coral Cables Golf and Country Club, Miami, !• lof’ida. kaai Promoters of Sanford’:* First Stilxlibisioti A. P. CONNELLY & SONS v ❖ •> ♦ > * * ♦ ♦♦♦• > �%. I_ , • r iv n u u is o e ^ in n in r lO MUSI tiM M a t W a n n TO tPeople are bejrinnin* to learn that the world l.i«r pnm.Irh ‘ n * Ttm s tr>sp«hi>' PnUtoa a Lea Apart. to send to every section of Florid* exactly t t a f S H l S Prohibition at Work. <n the way of new c i t i z e n ^ ' 2 ^ ^ S S * Tired of Being Poor. J P ’fT* u*e<l to be a great deal of unkindly rivalry between BY ARTHUR 8RI8BANB competing towns and competing secUoiw V FloHHa ThS < o * w m t is m ) feeling seemed to be that there was just a limitmi numhor of investors coming to the state, and that it was the ANYWHERE IN this countrj ol^eaeh town to try to "land"_“land'at Noma, Alaska, whither d IMh XOTICBi All obituary M , c a rd s o f th a n k * , r e s o lu tio n s B ftfcsw o r e n te r ta in m e n ts w h e re ■ p a r e m ade w ill lie oltarKeil H X .r*aul«r a d v e r tis in g ra te s . B n m T H R ASSOCf ATF.D P R R S S W. A ssociated P r e s s Ir. e a c lu s S e n title d t o t h e u s e f o r r s p u b don of a ll n e w s d is p a tc h e s l i e d to It o r not o t h e r w i s e c r e d ­ it" th is p a p e r a n d a ls o t h e local ■ publish ed h e re in . All rlirhia n m b ll r a t l o n of sp e cia l d ls p n tc h lOreln a r e a l s o rese rve d. Mlgg KATHRYN WILKEV, Society EJit.7 PHONE term s nnd airplane!? rnco to fight iThe Herald believes that pot until this winfpr nr disease, or in Los A n g les or Sara* least not until the last eight or ten months, did it beain to sota, where men race to buy f®^a..UI>0.n th®. P®9P,e of th|s state that- FWidn ™nffh n l teal estate—the news is strange and Interesting. This is written on the train with the excellent Times-Despatch, of P.ichmnnd, Vli'Rinia, for Inspiration and Infor­ mation. m e y it nave (lie lawn, 37*' ' « >hv r a n ,; inepe's A KICK IH Th*J B/flEW A ll I?Kj MT *411 I?(oh7 AfRS ROBERT Garrett, of Cum­ berland County, is candidate for Court Clerk. She may he electfd by those that sympathize with her husband, formerly clerk, now spending five year.* in jail for I shooting the Rev. E. S. Pierce. th e people it would like to a t t r a c t *r |LE THOUGHT FOR TODAY.’ uP °n thou san d s o f potential FIoridanH It poctH for sound Investm ent* a n d Hiiitabl OD CARES FOR HIS OWN: (litions. M any o f th e se people will be nd they shall he mine, saith ■Lord of hosts, in that day am ine .th e a ttra c tio n s of a dozen d n I make up my jewels; anti choosing one. And happily th e y a re sound ami III spare them, as a man ?par- F lo rid a of 1925 a w illingness on th e finding in this better LIFIERS indirate hla own son that servelh him. o f tho s ta te to say a p leasan t w ord fo r . CVCryf tio n ‘hat Floyd Co lins still Jives in ■chi 3: 17. ev ery o th e r section. his prison rave. Melt violently in­ T h e “ hig h -fly er,” th e “ ru m m y ,” ..... 'gel-rich-quick trrested in that case say, “ It*« too MY VALENTINE. Nobody,” comes to Florida and g ra v ita te s bail, Women arc not content to gave me a Valentine, long, ties Where he can find his k in *. T h e stin g y s-rv. “ It’s too hail." Mrs. Emmons long ago. holier-than-thou pest comes to Flo rid a ami seeks his’ brethren Blaine, one of the best women In mine so I guess I'm the one Chic ago, or noywhen* else, after •• who should know love and the heart, in full consulting with Dr. McArthur nnd measure, were there, obtaining the permission of the aweetness surrounded it — Collins family, sent two doctors by aweetness to spare, nple affair, yet It's well worth th a v ilfo n ? l,p to i he com m unities” them selves. W hat flying machine to save the mnn if Its weight possible. . old, is the Valentine, vulueil Of growth. W hat'S L ta 'ln 'C It wps explained to her that the so great. all depends upon th e “ bid ” th e y m a k e f p io s p trity , idea of having a doctor crnwl in­ love did it come and with love to the cave to chloroform the man M^e have come to a place when* nil nt t/ i. • > does It stay. null cut orf Ids leg was not sound, I folly as real as of always in such cramped space everybody US’ today. concerned, including the doctor, rich'in this Valentine; yen, so would l»e rendered unconscious by *' are you, the anaesthetic. The plan was to All have been given thin sweet­ fasten a harness to the man’s leg , heart type, too. and by main force pull the leg t easy to guess it; there can be no other. from under the heavy rock, the j.octorH treating it immediately. !l person’s reul Valentine slmply Is Mother. If it cnuldn t he pulled from under ' By HAL COCHRAN. A ycung indy uk ‘■•‘ntly tells 1 ° Ver »«eningj £ u j L nt the 1JClub will of the WoHoly Cross nusical ot 3:30 of Mrs. B. F. pa,tin," . L the Library |jf not a* * art* S . K|r li- Vou know I •Rings ho should.,*'| »»>•» b » w » pin Many a rnarTwh^. Wl things w, k e t every cent KuruJ, Indications un. |V,, wortl puzzle fad w£ way to the ■nconte ui11m The original incom* u, I may know, was buying [for getting home M |,fc icken will *n- m ALL SOULS CHURCH Tomorrow, Feb. ir>, will be Sexngesima Sunday. Mass will be celebrated at 10:30 A»* Ale T he sermon will be on the Ruspel of the Sunday, “The Word of God/' Benedict on of the Blessed Sacrarnent will I*, given immediately after Mass. Sunday School will bogm a t 0:0(1 A. M. Sharp. All children oro requested to attend. The Sodality f.x t„ meet Monday ovehlng at 7:.t0. All candidates for meinhersnip are expected to attend this meeting. . The .Knights of Columbus will will meet with lister on West nwtmg of the ie Church Serit with Mrs. E; Ivenup at J:!Ill 11■■*■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«, By R. J. HOLLY FOR SALE [tet* of the »*o* ecial uttcntion bridge party the etui' house (serration* can g Mrs. It. A. 1 phone Wl. - f M ire H o u s e ........ Lontr Lease On Railroad 15- ‘- . p?s,h"92S By All Means, Company Manners^ ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M M L* J * CarC Hori»H " ■ ■ " " " " " ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ax ■■■■■■■■■■■■■BBBBBBBBIIB1I1IIIHBliiiiiiiBBHB| ie only “inside job” which a Ur doesn’t like is the one in *R “ 2, visitors suv JUSt K0 nfter 11 ns wc should. And and certainly o„e°of S E 'S o J t b S S & S A . ‘f "f J 1 t could hardly be expected that • price of wheat would continue body rise forever. ^ 1S'o„hly i'i ^ Mr. Farmer! • n ^ - NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR FARM Five acres good celery farm, all cleat! ed and tiled. Three flowing wells. Close to loading- station Reasonable Price. Easy Term* The man who is able to laugh at ■i*elf usually has plenty of opftan ity to laugh at others. [thout mentioning whipped «, our ideu of n mouthful of in °the ing is a civic club speaker ju.it right S f f 1*1'oeeasiotiH blctm sTall'he S port oC tho adult utombolTof ! m a ts one side of prohibition. Another picture of prohibition isi presented i„ the news from a! Northern city. Bovs and girl* of Jh® .Upper high school class are forbidden to go on driving parties. Inc young boys and even girls-• curry bootleg whiskey with them. blazoned on all the p o rtin g ^ thnn°rd Wu ' Ut,t. m0r° Publicity fj than cun be estlmuted ut this tlu __ ' was not heurd of before pro­ hibition came. never count YOU LEARN uiso thut sonu prosperous men, with sons nt col lege, send regulnr supplies ol whiskey to those son*. They say I know that under present condi­ tions my boy i* .ruing t„ drink ami I prefer to have him drink whiskey that won’t kill him. Sci I keep him stipplas], WDnny things happen Jn this Dnd, there is a ballplayer who P t , t « t *ix inches and yet they jl him the shortstop. -------- o-------- The trouble with the Allied debt iNtion is that too —any countries ■ “studying" it instead of muk- ^ OU READ that savings hanks deposits in the State of New Yorl alone increased nearly three hun­ dred million dollars in the pa«t year, uml are told that prohibi­ tion Iiuh a great deal to d« with that. You wonder whether the in­ creased savings deposits do enough good to rounter-balance the effect of Hie bootleg whiskey. Kiddies aren’t the only ones who t enjoyment out of sending ValffriM. There arc plenty of oldpeople who like to he reminded the fact that someone cures. * eggy nu* made one person • the error of her wuys. ■— - »--------With celery bringing sutisfaey prices and with the outlook ' * xecord-breaking seuson, much »ney will be placed in clrculan in Hanford. And there will he v excuses for unpaid hills. — — o—-----''Coolidge Culiters on Iron Horse ’ Dully Exercise." say* a head. SERBIA'S DOUBTFUL LOUISVILLE COURIER..in nio Tact that half dozen per­ son* were killed during the gencral election in Jugo-SlaVju yL.*. terday indicates non so much that conditions in the country uro chao­ tic a* that the opposition forces have held themselves in control, n r these the Croatian followers of Stephen Ruditch. now in prison on a charge of treason, constituted . f,t101 m venter and might have turned the contest of ballots into a destructive conflict. Holding a* they do a strength of one-fourth c L u ,V°‘r . "“ lion\ i t > ' l been x iu ted >thut the election would "REMEMBERING IIAI’I’I E R thing:." niukes hardship uiiciidiirnhle, Dante said. Tennyson re­ peated it. Thu unfortunate woman who killed herself had been a belle of the "proms" at the University of Virginia, amt had married the hero of the university, captain of tin football team. Then came divorce unhappiness, poverty, and suicide. SENATOR McKELLER. Democrut from Tennessee, says of the hill the would turn Muscle Shoals over to the power trust, “The pas­ sage of the Underwood measure would lie the greatest calamity that has happened to the South’ since the Civil War.’’ .Many Senators know that it i*1 so. hut if one of the biggest inon-i opolies wants something you cun! hardly expect the United States Senate to refuse it. You can, how­ ever, expect President Coolidge to veto it. He has, from Henry Ford ixaet information on the Muscle and agent* r V. Wt‘re " “ H-hed nut in c J . ® f Bremier Puchitch thi* the c vkC' Notwithstanding lfi* *e . 9 'rl!n,,‘,lt h«8 "on only with?S2 fo'r thh"nMCXt • B“ r|iament lv th,. r i,. lhu Opposition. Plaindnuht'the r U" . Wa-s unf“ lr «"<l n« cd to fn , M m" DVUM“ lts refu*. ihn» { J ! 1 a • "hen they saw F . r ; £ ' h f f r ? . ' « - j d rw . glomerat n ^ !n Bnu* this conceneZ ', Ir knn •SSince tut‘, h«» general elections. it* held fnr "T it" ,v miT ity ,,eol’U* hus lo'dwiil „ .r i ll!e, countrv an(l now , VIRGINIA MAY have a woman h a hand-picked majority it will Governor. The probable candidate loT!^Pursue the same course. would be Dr, Kate Waller Barrett, ' J, u' ,n under u respectable whose address at the Democratic one T T W?Ui d ftoon become National Convention lust year cult-llr, 1 t,u. richest countries in h'd forth so great un ovation. Be­ II warC'f 1 h M ul,.olY •*c*Ped civ­ ing Governor of a State or Mayor . i fnr wh,ch '• is largely i„a city Is practically to lie a lebted to the m»n it is persecut- of housekeeper on a big scale. Wo­ rotde.l ♦ kely he w,n und be with rui|- men. in politics, will bring a new. 1,V 1 uI to.the executioner, better element to Government. And th« '/'[“ """ig, influence gone, with »no.*t important of all, women vot­ b'.. T ?*7*ruin crowd still in of. ing will make men In office think • fhe future of the cnnntrv iu about the needs of women and chil­ dren. and the hotel c l c r k ^ m h i'^ I jS ^ h j he understood ther lord but he did i not expect muchr,1 ^i'Ojorointion r a t ' VhCr?from il soinr people but everv cal!: man, woman and c....u -h '.d ut ... - o a r<l :s h°u 1(l know that we have one of the finest golf m the state and it is situated just three miles from. uiur.,es the — i southwest city limits. All o f which ireminds * ‘ me that ail of the hotels and filling Rtationa and other places where i'*re visitor? stop should Is* up on all of the many places of- inte .‘- c re st in and around Sanford, Nome folks would rathe cities than to have them r steer these visitors to other Florida here in Sanford and this matter .should receive the atte ami the peopl), from wh " 'n'' °r the Chamber of Commerce Join these "know nothings'* get a sulary. Harrv T. Itod well i thingri Hot by halves In Ilia forctr is ahout to la pany property, Mr. Ilotl dollars worth uT advert will see the name of fjai Sunday nml wt cljy nfiw leani of Sanford who in Mr. Bodwell know;: hi: i him in our midst. And speaking about Sanford being on me Ihn.k Of a lady who came down here tin N‘,w York and was unable to buy a t ckw -die had laboriously explained to the ticki he Ay r ° n| U r.Uu " '" thaJ wa, on in I* ,%a,lw,|y« Hie n|(cnt in ' is t *•«I | Ld /}Ug“r< a.n‘l thisi htdy who lived ii field insten ‘,lirn,trht thattickets. h" "huultl field Instead1 of trying to sidl And Im e< her a ticket through to Hanford. This shouli the ( oast Line us | am <|u!te sure tliev do Hu* diverying ot passenger tiuffic at the I e E . F .. L A N E REALTOR i■ Rooms 501-502. Phone 05 First National Rank Huildiiik’ : Sales Force M iss R u b a W illiam s, Mr. It. n | M|»||||BBBBBBBBBB»jM BBB« BWBaB||tBBBBBBBBi ^■ ■ ■ ■ BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBa-11I| | PKEStIVTERIAN n i l l n r i l F I I lie pastor will preach on Pravr,r “J noth services Sunday. At 11 rent itni A. M. the subject will he “The Wa. m. Iafe of Prayer". At 7:.10 P. M. h» rr.d sermon 11 will preach tin “Prayer in tho 20th “Our National Century. Services for the day Will he as follows: s';’,r: A. M. Sunday School. II A. M. Preaching. 2:1B P. M. Junior. C. E. B. M Intermediate C. K. *':.I0 P. M. Senior C. E. I;!50 B. M. Preaching Service Miss ^fny Holly haa taken the position of Junior C. E. Lender. •Miss Holly lins had two yeur’s ex­ perience in this work, and her ap­ pointment nnd acceptance assures Wfinff pieij of wot-B for thB grotm ,m k - »f ..... r.'ri.ilv' * ' rclurn-d l.rlnS^n ovl’ n,n« fr,»n Quitman. On. bringing her small grandson. T u " J * •‘'•'"man and Mrs. of Oviedo spent F ri­ day shopping in Sanford. J V tL MrpWent and t lh "n,a? returned Tuesday GanpeHnn'.,,n ' l'r‘‘ thpy nttcn,1(*;i ninny friends of Mrs. liar*n "'ll lw Rind to learn that >a* returned fro mFor- dinmrny nWllili|r nt tho Hrnm • mar School „ t io;.|r, o’clock Mki ! nrv will,,f e r’ “ n“ ptlst mission. ' promises fRI p nrry- I’upwortli i?t exrrive Sunday front New the guest of hoi fathtnnuison. "c pr“t?ranl which T LH‘ nf#,,n«»mil Interest. Miss Tucker «ft,.r many years Ch n? as thj* principal of a girl/ school, is touring the South, exhib­ iting a fplendid collection of (’|,i neso curios and in an education'll way explaining the life nnd cu, tom:; of the people of the Orient. vlll.. gTUC^er* fr°ni Louis• Ry« nns in her possession u large collection of curios, which w,th ]wJ- n,,'l while ex- Mrs. W. A. Zachary ouse guest. Mrs. Cheeuluig the week-end in »• guests of Mrs. D. T. O of All Souls gave a Valentine Way night nt the nbus Hall. Qunnnd red roues were ............ . „ in decorating the cordially invited ! haH. making it very beautiful. . f An interesting game of bridge — i was enjoyed until a late hour. TT J te L n* W lttb,<*« <*f Players. I , r.tl l,lit‘s counted, Mrs. -^ n l n i. J , n “chiratd was awarded tirst -TUI P a rty « gas-stove lighter, for hold­ — Iig ladles high score. The men's at the homo of T :h, Dco^e Prize- a linen hnndkcrps on Oak Avc- ' , ,or’ to °- Schott. Miss •nd Miss Mnrga- ,rVnc “ * ' vath.-n nnd Eugene Tnk­ } charming host-1 ,, " on l°w-scoie prizes, if the First B ap-1 The parish eight-piece orchestra nrr Miss Blanche VI’S . r tbe directorship of G. C fringe is to take ” -dlows* rendered several selec>f next week. 1110,18 throughout the evening which Ming colors of wcfl* Rmatly enjoyed by everyone t Honored I w v n ' n< homo of Mrs. F. L. Nixliursdny evening a business •ic «f the Intermediate Up. league was held. Mr. J. S. suiicrintendent of the Interv !.o:iuue, opened tho moot* ith a prayer. Plans fo r n und niiftinoMH worn ",'d. after which games were d. Ihdii iniH 1f t rpslmifn! n ! ■lusl In Passin (Continued from Page Four) getting Kirkwood. Hagen and the th-'t game of golf yes- i leniay. It was fine nnd demonit rated nu.ro than anything else could do the fact that golf mid es­ pecially professional golf is lh* greatest : v.mc in the world for young and old alike, it ir. matches | of thin : ert that will attract a big' gallery from out of town arc 1 bring our npierdid f n|f course t the notice of the visitors to th e ; i Mias riura rhilds of A C.. will arrive Saturday i guest of her cousin jit *. W. F, Itavenel. ■ nonna^ “ ■■■■■■■■■■aBMn-inKrB B s«R sr v<>* CHRISTIAN SCIENCE t SOCIETY f liristinn Science Services are held in tho Woman’s Club, Oak Avenue and Third Street every Sunday morning at II o’clock. Sunday School at 10 o’clock. 7 he subject for tomorrow is “Soul." 7 •tK m u — I'ino t re si— W oodruff Suf.divisioi are u gen hi fo r i|u.st. subdivisions and hu Home good huy.s in emit T H R E E LO TS O N S A N F O R D HEIGHTS (•L O S E IN i m a polity niodil. Hiry iiiipiired the cause of her pcevbJinrsn, she !v [ 01 :i""*nd with you for a year, nnd we have 1. inti,. ,1; don’t you think it is time In think oT a n i o i n l |||. had thought of it, hut hud post­ poned the event. t miil.' pread over his face, and lie h I hi* gaze . an figure. She held her hreatli waiting hi; 1ilie tii.'w would bring comfort and joy. •T'l Lind lie had not used that endearing term !” i It illy | >r.»| 1 viill Ith reniiml m.. <.i* tlint ?N00 eaeli A Personal Demonstrati by an Expert Fitter w ill be given o f the Q Jja d a m e Makes Viu look lh m .x \ Reducing G iidk While Getting Him At the Woman’s C'liih Monday, 'I’uesday, Wednesday, Fell. 10, 17 and IS. From :i to 5 I*. IV Conic in and let the expert fitter, direct from the Madame X Company, give you a personal fitting of this wonderful reducing girdle. See liow this amazing girdle ncru* ally takes fat from your waist and liips with every little motion you mnke—gently and surely and lengtht-ns your waistline,giving you a graceful, erect figure at once. « Made of the highest grade Eteam cured, “ live" rubber— j the very kind worn by famous , athlete:! for reducing weight, t W orn over theundergarment. Massages every portion o f the surface! Women often lose three inches the t cry first week. r h a ' V ' h e/v®ryone 001,1,1 have heard Mr. Lincoln’s Soundness Of Character Some people take an active interest in thei !tnvP e i?,k*s.ar m teiest in their church, devote ail their time to their business, others the time all of therm have their various hobbi where they spend the major portion of their t of them make, a fetish of their particular Im exclusion of everything else. A go.nl citizen *1 active interest in every line of interest in theii ( ommcrce. H e could not do anything worth wh ,,?t 1^!nr CP mJ * r, i° l Bommerco and while the i glowing it should be growing more rapidly, a good citizen if you fail to take an interest in of Commerce but you are a slacker when yo neighbor to do your share of the rcul work of UD city and country. 1 J jTi J /*/} * (// // \ jj // . \ \ V ^ v \ \ ,■ ; ,> / \ ^ \ W J II / 7/ / , 1] l-J I , / ^ \ ' / ^ •’ in Double Quick Tim e! SPRING STYLES TUESDAY ln- A. M. to 8 P. M ■ nmplcte line of early H| Ititstte models, appro or in S a n f o r d , F la ~ Waist and Hips Reduced n OPENING SSHOPPE L?0rii:L k , h in a mif So many interested people stop me every me about the new tourist hotel that 1 tnke this* mg them that it will be built and not Vim" 1 gitting icudy for this big event. But nothimpubhc until they get u-ady to dig the T u n d a I want to thunk the boys of the Sanford ( (Continued on page 5) .ea.ll„y , Z „ lllrs Ma non Packard of Detroit j Mich., i, % jusiting her sister, Mrs., Walter I{’"uth on West F ir s t1 Street. i Rest Clu- in inr ,FT ■ ""V f' v“roads >‘“ rs will Sanford k ..t city I Inridu and all lend vt then maybe the ticket agent.* nil over the I n, •lie fact that Sanford is really i„ Florida. Bo Chamber of Commerce luncheon yesterday wh the many reasons why he had beconie cnanmn .Mr. Borchurt who lives in Milwaukee ha.* been world and knows |,is "egg*" when it come* praise of Sanford streets and improvements and were enough to make Frank Forster straight chair and pat himself on the head. And it is ti d l / E T s J it“ ' ‘-'" " ‘'“‘"J' Sanfwri Ti R®tlweH is ependin few days in Jacksonville on h n tll. where the B il.in l , on» library Christian Science m l ?,,thor‘«Hl ho. read. Iiormwed n S r |n?y Room r.17 pS!* l ^ V ^ h n ^ I . in Building, *Nn“ ';nal Bank Sundays and holiil''r-v - ,h,y except r,:00 I*. M. h0l" ,aw fro"* 2:00 to k> Society will bf Mrs. C. II. | Avenue and [lock... lileHon, Mih* ,J Miss Kllzatertain with u the (Irammar JUST IN PASSING w,n he BOnT »« R F& rth S t ,™ " ' at h' r hmn* mJ rr will give n Fire Proof ,.,.On Paved Street Ih e Asheville Citizen says today *h« tomorrow that you worried M t yesterday. xpenditures of the Prince of ie* Jn his various travels are e investigated if Luborite memi of I arlianient have their way. t l rL lh a - \ hle prine<* b*‘,n guiltv ppddhig hL» expense account? X ’ i ' SUr ■nu>fS|*. •,hw ,n '«>»rrled n ^ 1‘ itelU Id you send Romeone n Vnlen today? Mweru «ren i me only pe: tho prefer darkness to light, the city who are not members of other classes. Tho hour tomorrow which' Includes teddm* •8 ®r v *c ® promises to be one of very Keen In­ Jpg at 8 :0 0 oVl!^k r r uf heal" terest. Room. . R ’ n *he Reading No more exercises—no more starving- ■ S t a i n diets—no more harmful medicines. With every breath, with every step, with every motion, it gently kneads and massages away the disfiguring far. Only/uv rubber gives this marvelous “ unconscious massage.” THE KAHN TAILOR plete i With the Madame X Girdle you can wear stylish, becom­ ing clothes at once. It gives you smooth, straight, unbroken lines. Perfect comfort while you sit, work or play. Special back lacing makes it easy to adjust as you become more slender. You can wear it all day long with comfort, while it quickly reduces your excess flesh. Trv it on today! T he Host Office Is Next Dor.r To I s STHENGTH- SERVICE - FROGRKSS ■ U U dlH S H S S 4 h i . Cl1 (J r > { ) l ii; . 4 |r o l u r - N o u * �.BPRING PRACTJCK STARTED t. —ti------' ‘ . . K GAINESVILLE. Feb. 14. — Spring practice for candidate* for {next aeatoh’o Upiveraity of Florida Tuotbafl'team ho* begun under the direction of Tom Sebrlng, tho GaTom' new head coach. "Goldy" Goldstein and “Cy" William*, atarn -Arenr Now Tilled In Only A on la it year’* team, arc aiding the Small Fi’nctlon of Amount coach in handling the candidate*. That Can He Developed The track and fleid Reason at the University also got under way with r ^ the beginning a t this week, with a TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Feb. 14 goodjstzed squad reporting. ;----------------------BOWLING TEAMS ENTICED JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 14. — This city will bo represented next month at the annual National Bowl ing Congress tournament in Buff­ alo, N. Y., by two 5-inen teams to M known na the Florida Seminole*! and the Florida Forsyth*, it is an ­ nounced by George Ilodan, secretary of the Jacksonville Bowling " association. Tlie Semi notes will be . ’ made up of Captain T. McGrnw, Daniels, Rich, Hall and Sharkey; hnd the Forsyths, Wienbnrg, Cap­ tain Aarms, Girard, "Willis and Stagmler. a u iM iiN U H A lb BOATS —| — v ^ M L Feb. R4.—The Biscayne Yacht club baa authorized Nat Herresshoff, builder or two of Sir rhetnas IJpton a famous challenge crf . . ’ Prepare plan* for ten sail boats for use of youthful memhera or Ihe club. Members of tho club arc now planning a .series of international race* noon with yachtsmen of the Bahamas, Cuba, 2 ,ll° b ii ,n ,e *:nT n .nrp f>xpect•(* Bareli, noon offer the n?w cliih house in forinally opened. E yE R T CITATION. To 3 S 3. Coltfi) and .. Warwitir.: a — A 1 N P THC. IN N IN E for TwoKinds of Art ( n |Q | U V E R fllN a H orace Croolejr'H tJ K ®Nnoua advice to ih«* younjcj G T ** moacullne m?x, MIm* Ethel i » r i W , advertlslntf a rtist, left Honv*r a n d w ent E ast— to New York IT h a t ahe round surcean m uch more jc o rd ltl th a n .It la often' repair <j to jh e to new com ers may be seen from fact that alinoat ImiiifdlnUly •ahe had to have l a r g e r ntmiiu q u arte rs. Mlaa Daniel I* also nof.*.l fer tfie artistry or her hospitality. At In­ formal ntipper* In her stiullo. a He. Bghtful feature la the apple dump­ lings which she in.ikffi herself, fjerauae her studio Is knuuii as the Daniel Den. her frl-nda imv«' lir'1 11 r I. Oj i c c Tic io /\f ? M e i: t'o u M»T 'T e c .tS i^ y (-VCijL-DN’T / a PJT 111= IT RJ)IM<SV> T ^AY, M R . 6 N C R J O M , tv (fJ H A T ' 3 "R." TH iT Sift flour, linking poi "alt logctluT. W'l.rh in c liny.r llpi. twl.l yiadm i. iIxiiif; with I nif.' lo n ni Boll tj In.-h thick, cut tin ami lay In «. nlrr of . acli par' ll nml c o rd , l-'ili u wiili *iigor nli.t cinim.iiuii corner.*. «,rf tin* .loocli .•■ f \! nra Hululn and h im han d .----- —1 lla lp in . I, ; r ; , ^ \ \ ' EveNlMG-TMcl’pY NOTHING l UKE BtTTCC THAN CO Toast mvi s h in s » BH the Plf<C D. RATES ' r k In Adraoc* . JSe a IIaa __ _ He a Hm ..... «e a H ue ....... _.4e • ll a e » Is restricted to fleet Ion. . it made The SanIll b« responsible ■correct Insertion. for subsequent • office should be (lately In case of nignest grad*,/ kinds. C.hantpiu, Ford Gaskets aid fUnTISBHS Sresentntlve thorr with rates, rules »n. will give you nation. And If t will asalat you «r want ad. to us s u m |T P o p " SOVA'RE SNORING FELLOW’S SERVICE | s r.1 t he' wa at The U ag if t ar bf le lI m i Ihnmtls* gL O N E OF THEALAJS r m 3 T R | n ew spa pers and WRECTORt m a g a z in e s ™ ijhre nllhlN eaay W»lr "f Hanford • aflrn needed. I uhrn any aperranlred. It la Mkrtlrnllr t a t Cut to Ruit *9.00 per curd delivered 1 WUL) D c , Y A»OS • *tCU’LL HAVE TO .jO \.if> iA) Tm£. ^ ' 1ARE ora T^*; j R R , " i Th ir d ^ g w S fe v * F loor Directory XD MOTOR RE IDING. BCTRIC SERVICE Electrical repair*. r»l Ave. Orlande, Car. Drive it tnd Second St. 0 0 0 .0 0 To your children, y»«*4 ligious, charitable t: d or uny other beneficiary you nuj( III o f your wife, no deduction beiof no) In your wife if your death is upon receipt of due proof of y.u |T REPAIRING ■EIN — Automobile $>'12 and Rebuilding. P«. Oak Avenue. [ for HIRE Fi'KKVICE Hay ptts all trnina. Bagf . Phone 651, p ritip s pALDKR. Day and «n*icc. Anytime, °r_25, w r ec k er "fore age 05. This amount WJ I hiring such disability no prf« O N TH pay or night scrPARLORS Marinollo kinds. Rj||n w ater a Old First National L2. Phone 215._____ *AND DYERS TEAM PRESSERY * specialty. 110 S3 ^ore **f * income the first 1 F°hL;SAL|Fu ? R acres R E N Tof-B1 __”on,c with ,three ssi « « 8 " i: pro,P€rou> I*nnera and fern growtra of Volusia f i VNews, d w rate t , *a le ,n per theword, DeLand rarlt fDally cosh "MT *2*7$*" X Park V lice 108 Second S t, Near Phone 282 FOR .SALE-six rt and garngo, practici location for family Ideally situated, terms. Write Geo, Safety Harbor, Fla Realtor In city. ’ , 1? r u RLING. subdivision Undo* UF1 F? la bdIv,,,on to Or^ r i d s . and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High* T in and m eta l Wo r k " AHVfiRTlSB in tc# Joum al-florl Georgia’* greatest norning. afternoon, iday CUasIfled rate* AI'/Vm. . __ ,B£*I T*nk«. A t Oak I Mr" wist E m it w j j ? g FOR SALE—Fifty acres good cclTil M JA. HORNING t r ib u n e — eirjln n,nd' ,^.lvo ncrc» cleared ...A,1n"1*k*8 of typewriters for Trih,?n. " yl ur 8u|’«riPtlon to the and tiled and in crop. Right at rrlhune or hand it to vour local Sunlra nYr, *™ *' f?r rentf.nt! neBr road. dealer so you can read Florida’a n3!!inWaSH0" I rice I8J500. Half cash,h" rd balance new"»»*P«r. One vear terms. Fred Wnlsmn. • to'™ flT",on»h',W-0C. three months Buildin g Material 12.00. If you desire *1.000 insur- | ance policy sdd 75 cent* to your FOR SALE—New house nnd big lot. 1-2 block off Dixie High­ UTRACLE Concrete Co, general f mer. way *600; also 5 room cottage in T S S W ,nr^' ■m* * A T 3 E "DO^YO TrW A N TTo"hiirSr'M rt furnished $1,460.00 Citrus Heights ithe h r"S , in* 7 m Ifo *° "dv«Hise in Filling Station. Orlnmio Road. Orlnndo Road Galnesvllla Sun." iv fst VinaiNf . A—Clarksburg. „ f o r SALE .Exponent, niort sg Sunday, mnrnlnjr li . U .r lots on Sanford par word, minimum If*. Heights, elevation high; price, low; nhVKr^PRK.* ATTr.NTfON-Pen rasy terms. Will sell all four saiola la bealnnlnr the aresteat de lot* together, ono or more ns dch! K ? ln, JJIorlda'a hlair rv; , S,rCon«S.c-0 P- I,nyar(1 Finlth, Own­ half million dollar blrbw** tn th. er^ 200 Evan* St. JL.m b"5°!' 1'«* hi* n" <,o!l.ar dnn.!?ay And make a start Toward financial Independence. We can and will help You by making the Term* easy—Your should Investigate. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS (Realtor*) 101-108 Magnolia Avenue FOR SALE OR RENT—Furnish or unfurnished i ■JJ?**1 modern Mill be vaennt 17th. D .A .C A L D E B A R .R , ELDRIDGE Avenue. Miscellaneous For Sale flnlahed: a twr across Eacam* If you are looking for Quarter mil'lor under construe A top-notch fnr. AutRnobiles 1023 FOR SALE—Pure sugar cane sy­ rup, 65c per gallon in 35 gallon barrels, Puro Sugar Houso molnssea 45c. Pure Cuban 36c.—Davis Wholesale Co., Augusta. Ga, loT? looo looo inoi 1323 tal gold, platinum anti discard­ lDk5 ed Jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and >»*> Refining Co., Otaego, Mich. Dodge Graham _ . V4 Ton Truck Dodge Coupe Dodge Touring Dodga Touring Dodge Roadster P Qrd Fordor Sedan Ford Runabout Ford Ton Truck r .n i F o ri S”burb* ? .“” ? FOR 'SALE—U s « r . Willys-Light w > Plant, A-l shape used 10 months. I(WJ _ . , Light Truck Bargain for quick sale. Lake Mary Overland Touring Casino, Lake Mary, Fla. Above cam reconditioned, all BABY CHICKS—Nine excellent run flno and look good. Price* Right—Term* "Maybe" breeds to choose from. Hatch­ ing now. Quality, our speciality. Not quantity. Let us prove it. I. W. PHILLIPS SONS Free circular with price list. New Dodge Dealer Era Poultry Farm, Valdosta, Gn. Phono No. 3 Oak A Second WANTED—To « aw xMi—To buy country pro* ducc. canned vegetables, syrup, highest price* paid.—Davis Whole­ sale Co., Augusta. Ga. * WANTED TO BUY—Small groc cry refrigerator. Garretts Groc­ ery. Palmetto Ave. W ANTED-Job ... „ — — overseer or cultivating orange grove. J Fi Drummond, 1202 George St., Waycross. Ca. Work wanted nt once by capnblo man. Experienced truck driver, farmer, or carpenter. Will do anything. Address E. II. Care o f Herald. Cook wanted In small family. Apply today. 1422 Park Ave. N urses fOR SALE—Overland sedan, good mechanical condition, priced low for quick sale. See Mr. Fnbrlx. NURSE—Specialising in Obstet­ Lost and Found rics (Baby Cases) prefer to have FOR SALE—Eggs for hatching. case register a t least two weeks S. C. brown leghorns. *1.00 per *■DR SALE—Ford Touring car, In advance. Write Box 1641 or STRAYED— One Jersey cow. Left my plnco Saturday night. Chain setting. John U. Jones. Heardall *60.00 if taken at once. Garretts call 942. Orlando. Fin. and block attached to head. Metal A vo. Grocery. Palmetto Ave. tflfr in car. Reward for return of For Trade Selling at n sacrifice 10 S. C. cow or information to her whereRhode Island Red hpns and one H- H- Chappell. Phone cock for *30. Cockerels *4.00 each. Will trade equity of *4J>00 in o7o-\\. Mrs. Joe Shinglcr, Donnldsville, FOR R E N T -F----Miami bungalow for well located our room houso Ga. with modern conveniences and Sanford unimproved real estate, LOST—On French Ave. between 5 and 7 St.. Thimble, initial M. ’ONE HUNDRED TIIOUSANlT K.nr"«rc,11 2nd St.. West Side. An­ nox 431 Sanford. Fla. Z. return to 708 Laurel Ave., re­ "Better Baby Chicks” sold to ex- nie Philips. pcrlenced Florida I’oultrymcn. ward. Nothing to sell until April 28th. FOR RENT—Furnished 2 room npsrtmont *25 monthly in ad­ Thnnk you. Pincbreezo Far (Not n Hatchery) Callahan, “ vance. See Mrs. Douglass over yunuw spots nooui tne neau. i.cni oi!?r.*(*a. Wednesday night. Return to Her-1 __*• crit Rotter llnby Chicks. Herald office. nld Office and receive reward. }"The Good Will T our” comprl* Tourists to Florida: Furnished (li>(nuterflit ‘U’fntrrs i out n i. r l r . ,2'* nf Asheville’s prominent new bungalow. Electricity. North­ ‘M iq h tfu l itummrVi LOhT-Bunch of keys. I^ave nt.cilizen* will visit Sanford. Feb ern neighbors. Lake fishing, only Herald Offico and receive rc- 21."* *60 to May 1st. Ilox 4, Tnngorward. ine. Fla. * Haggard & Company Rooms For Rent Help Wanted FOR RENT—Rooms with or with* out meals. I’ensonablo ratca, Real I-Ntale— Investment* , First Nntionnl Bank Building WANTED—Young mnn of good I Lincoln House, nppenrance to nolicit advertising h*'nv *oe„, „r Well located nnd fully equipped SANFORD, FLORIDA aiT .-r*5 ' H^*1'** chanro for live We have nn excellent —Should have his own enr—Good “ * f'* ^O.T, Complainant, APARTMENT FOR RENT—Three opportunity for hustler with abil­ floor °P wTl,*” n "f i ,n ar°u*'l Listing at this time. llOOf, ” flfO D f V f n n m a n l D anaai. room apartment on ground floor. CALBil HHti'fABD. »t nl ity to produce. Apply nt Herald Ask us about it. Apply 300 French Ave. Office. Stove and Fire Place A. P. CONNELLY & SONS T , . riTAT10>N.fCnJ’an,aCHRONICLE — AuFOR RENT—Two bcr’.om s at 107 (Realtors) v. .Wood u -Augusta'* greatest ,.r-„L^n\n 101-108 Mngnolia Avenue Bum. rate cash .09c Apartments T0 ruP . t r‘ind tb"d hl" » : . norn * an,|t | *rum, ttiul (fin rn-n;irt n**rs u im*., Furnished rooms > s Cut to Suit TH per line, minimum Two business lots at Bithlo can $9.00 per cord delivered ej unry .Jtn. •1191, Were trn.llnir uml he bought on easy term. Address Three-room furnbhed apartment I [!"‘" f | nl,u*lnea!’ under the c<"part? ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. - St. "ffljgj^BojcJjjlj, Sniifqrdj Fal. for rent. Apply 107 W. 9th St. B ritt Realty Company Bank^ a“ "d ,d " lL {,,,UandV yl* of 1'y,n*n «Hch every pf the ^ rMchfd through the St. Augustine Evening Record. PEARY'S AIDE IN TROUBLE DAVID B. HYEB ! ? nUi C«i f* f ^ 1 csot p, per .word. *> WREXHAM, Walca," Feb. 14.— A R C H IT E C T Hample copy on reauest. W. H. LONG Jam es' Jackson, who nccnvnpnni *il1 XT«mb«r 1 l X •TAMPA. FLORIDA—lam pa Dally Admniirnl Penry on hin Polar trip ' B o b * Ilull.Bng Floridn nnd Wi stem Meal* Time*, the great home dally, in 1906, i* in trouble, lie whs 1 Orlnnilu, KlarlUa rate H ie per word, minimum committed for trial nt the assizes | 410 Sanford Ave. chargo 25c cash with order. Write here on n chnrge of arson. It was H ayes I’honc liil-W for complete rate card. alleged Jackson was responsible1 S p ra y e rs N O U T I I l.tM l P A IN T PALM BEACH COUNTY^The H O O IiE H A N Tb« Paint That Havas You accne of stupendous development* Money, CO LEM A N Read about it In the Pnlm Beach Mnnurnciure.l by ful in n gins* of water Imfore * II. S . I’O N Ii I ost. Somplo copy lent on re­ K k e ra a u -M m U lry P a i n t Co. Co. breakfast nnd in n few days your I Hol.l l.y quest. 3rd and Oak kidneys may net fine. 1V%I.\T COM PANY Phone 110 113 HfnKn«»lln A%rr. This famous snlts is made from ; ADVERTISING gets result* if R Phaar Z70 TYPEWRITERS the arid of grapes nnd lemon iuicel rcache* potential buyers. Pacombined with lithin, and has been latka Daily New* is circulated in V ------ S K I , I , -------- R E N T used for years to flush and stimu­ an industrial and agricultural secria.in—li»i late the kidneys; ulso to help ^ Try Smith’s Barber Phnaa S3* OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY neutralize tho acids in the sys­ Shop for good barber : TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of tem, so they no longer cause irri­ rloridn real estate advertise in tation, thus often relieving blad­ work. Ladies welcome. [ ao -tnj •tha n* ! t*,e SC Petersburg Time*. One cent der weakness. |*N O W A-.jtr n* l?,ent1ft w°rd daily, two cent* a word stahchh«pn Jail Salts is inexpensive; makes N ext to Valdez. In hjjndayj!._____ <Tk« JuHT/ s.OFwai^Hib A Td m T ^ a delightful effervescent lithiu-wnter drink which everyone should >• THE MORNING JOURNAL is the take now and then to help keep accepted want nd medium in the kidneys clean nnd active und #*. (Fla.) One ci;nt a word THC FIRST O A lilj the_ blood pure, thereby often i,0 j nn insertion. Minimum 25c, Ileal E s tu te — In su ran ce JAKE JILATTK. -ru' nvoiding complications. By nil SKCONPX'Alw.MIsa* All kln.l* nf Pr.iprrlr l,lal»d means have your physician exa­ FLOPvIDA—o n LANDO— Orlando NEXT ASA SMC173. for aalr mine your kidneys nt least twice morning Scntinnl; largest classi­ He STILL owes Md ILLMAKES. '•ark Avrn.tr and Srr..n.| Nlrrrt n year. —Adv. i fied business, rate lc a word, min­ S**ON 7>I1M HA ^ A NOT* or] imum 24c cash with order. 7HI3 ror.' L^OLBS-.TH'LAST> pU) ONfiS A S r7v(rmAM<ieA • -t“K-x-:.*++.:.+.>.;.++.{.++<.++.}.++ A LITTLE 1VANT AD In The Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise those old articles you hove stored away and hare no use for. A little thlrty-cont ad may bring you aeveral dollars. Phone 148 and a representative will cell to see you. FQ " Trouble P h o n o 1 7 || P o w e r fu l! Pleasure Trip or a Fishing' Trip at o t such disability und continues 'hether or not disability is permanent. :■! uuntli* will lie soT o construed. It i» *sf*J*1 nthly income to he paid to your wife s t1,g dui* wife. During *urh disability no W l r . s -----------il’G STORE — Prc'ra*s. Sodao. We Du as your phone. THE MIAMI HERALD is tho big __East Const morning newspaper. [yRlCAL ELECTRIC CO. Gillon & P latt We never read an income tax $ Everything elec- explanation thut we don't expect see nt the end “Answer given p *22. Elcctragith to tomorrow." |p 5 r?rsTATIUK f * Tires, Accesoor w'th n smile. Elm [5?ne J 4 7 1-3. f* “tations. Magi P nd> Fjrat and Elm, FJ* »nd l()th Street. Be fiIo r is t ” r **■ occazlona. j^b o n e 200-W g ^ .r r u R g — ;— S RK J ° sell GARDEN HOSE 12Y2 cent per foot For Few Days Ball Hardware Co A n F llo M otor ki’I h you th ere, an d hringH you hack. ferr r e a L HOME ) bfunot S o r S ale By IT WASNT MO**e THAN riF7«BM MOlUTe* ASTeo the snow su e off H8HD*ia<i poo* BEFoea COBBLE* JOHN woerx. HAD IDENTIFIED 7WEEE Elton J. Moughton Hill Hardware Co. OHM R ut Light TWi: P h o n e 5.*I. V IC T IM S **+****+4+>++*++++++++++ ^^O N 8~A N D [SUPPLIES lORlST Ten (10) Lab m en for Shrine Circus LakeBulkhcadiiea' Clyde dock. 7 A. M *5.*^ ti* * * * TcloDhonA fl HKM IXOI.K rO t.X T Y . L* K P n v N. . C ,,A N f' l': l tY * L. PuS’ahlo, PR T J4B C i n r u i T C O I’H T OK T ill.' B FOR RENT A MONTH stipulates that any deduction, on uccoi "f the amount to I M rylce. h u n a n |FT Thu 8Weete*t «» snd «nK? l0W in the city «t a . 8U,t- Tw*lve bl Jj- H niuf OfiCet! 0 Bldg. V rn * r > Holly. Room 8 >SO Ball SSlSdr ” “UPP,,M- Roo,n 9 i,l valid, trvlc* ’rnnipt. Kfflclant. TI"’ aVerag* w..|iuij. who has .l-n- ri.t—l "" *.i"'r nosi.JD'ri Ju.lzme.il in niiuoclai n,ai "”t i.ualiri.il n. Aiiitiiroly lni„ n,t. |, worl.l nml Hiii’cra.idilly l.an.ll. luricr siu.m ii. j trailiilip. bus uui t*.*cii sii.-l. a* l!. 'r 1'H"i,ai'iil*b hetweeii s;,i.. i,,";., '."I .l.illl.tl ..I Mho Is I. in1,11 lull* . ....ney WI..,,„ I. will ylH.i ihe lurivM ineo'i If. . li '* ," 11 ""me Well-la|,| i li(„ '" I1 ", Hu* iHvIcr of u relujlve „r "•;** tnveai It uinvj*..|y |,,,M . *•*Ii:m happerin nil i..., ufi,.n when lire |., ih hi :i lnrut* Mini. lli.ull.ly juewitio luNurni.ee In ihe SaleM la. 1%it u%«li llrruiMr—V....I* ulie eoOM.il lua.i it In |i,v. Minei .Hi. pai.not spend il.» i.riii. iix.i mn*. *'"> ... |> • Ni.I.iKty .|- o U h It If* llrf’t Q.H la*|| fe: uhl* leitRiQ '-S'- v .r; :ajm HEAR XOTICB ■hould give their office adilresa aa phon* number If bulls- About one a tho'is.vnd has a tht others can't nth you unless nr address. THE LAST WORD in Alnolul.ty Ru re Provision for ihe Family’n Future (Beside;! her inontiily in u lump Kum imnieiii. ivife nt your death. TH E SEM IN °LE Real E state LEARN ABOUT Liu ar* fur confilon*. , _ r average length s line. U* 30c for first G uarantee Your Income By The P ilot Income 00 Real Estate double above rffectlve. Stove and Fire Place Wood Advertisln __________ PRINTING WIGHT PRINTSHOP: S i ' * ■ P ^ i t y . Ph 0 R ailroad Avenue. will b* ra­ ws* aad rslicdlately tmr iiH im m iim l l n u i l l f ||||| Safest Insurance Know (OKOfT g o T h r o u g h T ttc R t p - vajhat *r clap ln cc XOULb SHE '-'GU LCOKIMCt KE TMttT v . ----------- id UP THC bACK ; £-'7£) » -SfAIRWAW l l 3 MflgqoUa A?e| SingerSewing Machine Co I Tho inrut • importanl it^nirt of.,a [m a n s wealth, at f i r i n g lo i»r. Brownlee, cannot lie listed by the . [ax assessor, as they are pot ma­ ; tonal. A men's good name, his reputation for honesty an,| a diam eter. is Ins mort valuable u.;* "t > as is tho _ good _ 1 name of a nntinn, a community, or a corpora­ . Lon. Next in importance i..* knowl- p; " !,,(‘r uto ‘rai” itfriaiwls, inI . ’ur.jsrniee emphasized, is nee! l “ ! / 'V *J.'‘ :i friend. Lastly conic the good deed* d o n the memory r . ‘"nH ,s f-uffieijnt reward there<u*e. They create a feeling of sataction m a man, that |,|rt time i m; ma been wasted. Th • occnrlon being on Lincoln’s Birthday i h." .t,r u,' ,,.t u a s brought ..ut that Lincoln did not acquire great richI S .vet is acknowl nlged to lie the n Z L V ' Y "J*t*sJunding i„ the l.u tory of the nineteenth century A vote o f thanks wan tendered to |) |. Brownlee for his address o th - 1 <r hualnwa was disposed of. inJ II «• "K “ discussion of the road hmldmg prognim being I,......... .. < "tinty CommlanlonerH lx was aim decided u> ask the* Or- 1 lando and Sanford newspapers to imldish more Altamonte news Classified Directory I siljr HcraM cdpe. not only tho knowledge which a niaii u «>s in hi.< husine.vs nnd on JW,’K” Jl nnuiwial valuation could , l, ;*'''d- h:ii Id.* general knowlInge which wouhl be included in ihe term, culture. Thin makes life nu re wortli while living, and inuiuvcM it man s enjoyment of life, ih.- third intangible asset spokj’* i< friendship, the possession • r loyal ami loving frien h> wiiich f.1'; 'v°rtl» while than great MOWN pop YttLL- l*M ALV. , .mil liii.'tliund.------- luine, 1 ’nrrl, A. Lane and liii.uliuml, ------- - i.anc l rank S. I.ewl* u* Truniee nml hln , Hneosaurs In Trust, and It. L. Far­ r-1 un.l wife. - - Farrell, or otherwise. In and lo Hie lands liereiliufler ,|. itrrllieil; in all |.urllr,n •dull.illll' Iniereniu under TIioh. k. A ll Sanford B usiness A c tiv itiei o f Im portano B ie l,' ray the economists, “that we W E H A V E YOUR FAVORITE Pi fliiill Mrt.ii nteil u» reckon with B ritt R ealty Company *!***"• '••’leasefl, l i i o m a a Lrniii»ii i'ip prohluma which grow oul of \\ (•‘-••It. deceased. Ju liu s la»ne. « |c - i the increasing scarcity of available censed, nml J o h n L nriy, d e c e a s e d , ' li.n.l |p relation to population. "r o i liecwIse, In j u . i m 11,,, fo llo w - ! m< d f s c r ih e d lauipi s it u a te , l y i n v ' 'Inis does not mean that wt* have and In in y In Hie i ’runny of S em i- ' F.Gt sufficient land rcnourccK to md. am i B u t e ..f F lo rid a , m o re EASY PA Y M EN TS muintaui a much larger riopuiation i.-nlurly . l e s c t tl.nl a - f,,n,lV.. , I n - wit • .Mjchlues ltepalr.Ml and Hent«a l.ut roth fi. thut •»!( population iniLobby Store— First N ational Bui Dr. Brownlee, Sanford pastor, U> It., lle,iiai|||.||lHK (T(Ose:t there will be a steadily in­ w.n!J ,l'« 1‘hh‘f *pe:tker Thur. .lay ^ 1love rill.| r | | l I.OI* (>ne ( J ) n 11(1 ■ I'buiitIhU-VV. rtt;» ||Mki |*f St ■ ° t J R F O U N T A I N D R IN K S ARC) creasing pics-iurc on land resourc­ night at the regular meeting of the 'I IV.. Ci) un.l the Lust flu If (|.|I.)I es. compelling important icadjust- Altamonto Spr'ng., Gh-.'.uber ) [ ••f the Hmiihea.u Quarter (HL'„) of| W. H. Minis. Branch Alffr, ■■aw ukaaaBuaaaaadBU BdaaaiiBH H M aaaM H i ir.cnti in foreign trade, in stun- l ommeree held in the Community dnriis ot conmimption, and in House. Due to tho unusual weatli* method., of production o f produc­ I cr a smaller attendance than uuuul tion of farm rtU.I .Uo'.Vrikl'Vid'AVf,'- i turned out. \-O R ( v C A T H C l^ R E P O R T •i i 9>tT TOR A Co m Po p ia h l E .lame* H e r b e r t L a n e und -----l.une. L ila .Muy L ane H erald W ont A d , u /m Paint with Eberson-Lltnfei-v hrst results. ,Qfi,ey NUli let I ;■S« ,,nrn,my;r,r",‘VlU"{‘1 In T ru * i to I to1b' o“■n.l rt 11.h .n Him am I I.antl. .7„-.,Mar‘cur' 1 Wnn.| In.* ------- rtui Jauirn XV I'.liri.iiii and wlfv, NOTICF., the undersigneil will ap­ ‘ Johnson •'liirlf \V. .McDonuiil and wile — ■ . Ply to the Board of Pardons at Ap-lionald. .Mary A. MncDoniild ami liiiMhond, Junn A. .Marhoiiald, (• C it* next regular meeting for a par­ l'ull-r on Wife -------- Fuller, It. don, having been convicted of a 1. 1'iill.r >1and wife. ------- Fuller’, charge of manslaughter and sen­ <><ld«n und wife, ____ _ iio.l.lcn,... rt;, •'*• HXodden und wife, tenced to twenty years in the State —— Hl.ul.Pn. lieorKe K. Brown I enitentiary nt the May Term of !..ml wife, - - — . Brown. SUnnuml the Circuit Court. 1322. for Semi­ iiinipitri und wife, |,|a Oumnert. nole County. Florida Amos Pic :• O im ip e n a n ,| w jf p --------l" rt. l,ol* ,\|. l^ine, n* Trn.siee niul | i.< r Mii'cessor.n In Trilfll, Saruli Hall'*n und llll•l•ulld. -------- Ilalnln fvrmvcr to Consumer la New Citrus Plan • THC- You can't afford to let ,k. away your nous?. ‘"e *«H ft. Ualilwln e ry u n d ' J ? . y , o r ' D avli' M o n tg o m I'.I i . m u * i l * --------- A fnntnoinrry. L .d.ert 11. Itam ney, a s T r u s t e e und hls Hucress.ir* In T r u s t . M u r a u r e t Altamonte Spi Hears Brownlee On Intangible Wealth C o u r t XiMO K a\/ s \ c u r FROM J . H . E M C R S o n To W . R . C M C f^SoN * ^ L Daylnglfl Superior Paint that gaud q p ^ v a u e . and •Muerii.l, r und wife, - ____.* t i ai . Vr iu V.“"T-ei Ta>,'*,r Jr - and wife 5) W-Ti THC C O L D C S -i Alible iE m a n d to a n y a n d '.all o t h e r psr.vin.i. who*.* n a m e s n r e n n k n n w n . c l a im ­ i n g a n y r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n te r e s t In am i to t h e p r o p e r t y h e r e in a b o v e d e s c rib e d , o r u ny p a r t o r p a r r e l th e re o f. It Is h e r e b y o rd e re d t h a t jrnn and e a c h or y ou lie e n d a p p e a r before i "U r r a id f l r r u l t C o u rt a t th e C ourt | H o u se a t H anford. I'lo rld a . on th e ' fill*, 'la v of April. A. I*. I!t2r.. am i . t h e n am t t h e r e m a k e a n e tv e r to th e ,0111 of ■•omplaint «xhlhlte,t a y a ln s t yon on.l ea ch of you In |hlA cu m e. It Is f u r t h e r o rd e re d t h a t th is O rd e r of I’ohUe-M | „ n r>e plihllshed In T h e H anford H erald , u new aoap e r p u b lis h ed In Hanford. Sonilnol» Cntinty, Clorldii. on ee • e a c h week f o r e i g h t • r o n s e o u 'l v e wee';e. WITNKJW my h a n d a n d tli« seal of t h e C irc u it C o u r t o f th e S e v ­ e n t h J u d ic ia l C irc u it of th e S t a t e of Clorldn. In und f o r Hrinlmde Propositior?' r •' J?- **?h|wlti a n d wife, Alible i Italllwln, Jesse| |». t ; „ | w U|„l W| f e , r - H p rln g er .md w fe. Jlarah H p rin a e r, J. It. BY CONDO VAY Rtotlden. ft. M. Htixldcu illll VCif l l m w a ___ , H lnm und U u m p c r t a n d iv f liln i p tr i , H. d u m p o r i a n d w — • l u m p e n . i.ul* AL L a n e u Har:, h H a tp in und h u s b a n.... d I M alpm . < o r a H n lp ln a n d hh u sb a n d , ]— H nlpln. J a m * * H e r h- ct i f-ane :a m l w i f e ------- - Lan»' Rlla .May t l.nne a n d h u s b o n d . I.anc, < .irrlc A. t.fiu.. a n d h u s b a n d , Lnn-. I r a n k S. f.ewis, a s m u d bis Hue-'eriuirs In . T r u s t I.. F a r r e l l un.l w ife, u i - l l l 1, and . a r i l a n d e v e r y i,l t lie nam ed d e f e n d a n ts . If Hvirt If e i th e r , a n y „r a l l » „ f n d e f e n d a n t* lie dead, tn ull ,,n r.Ti.l rlnlniliiK In te r e s t* u n d e r e a c h und e\.-ry of tb e fnllow lrnr deceased defeiulant*. t o - w i t : j . j . c o h e , an d « !b' ^ ~ C h a r l e s c . IVur, “ J, T r t u t e e u nd Ills H n rres s- showed negriy a three fold ali 1uti'iy ga in since 1850 in the ai of land In farm, the per rap acreage in farm* ha* deer ex'. From 1880 to 10410 the per enn area in fourteen principal on, Increased slightly, but it wn* 1. in each .succeeding decade T combined production per eariitu nine principal crops wan less 1320 than in 1900. The per cuni acreage of improved land in furi Which was a t its maximum in t decade 1880 to 1890. litis ninre .1 dined.” ..v,.( :............ . Y C iA fSS . Tht**• Wrrt Mali (WVi) or tha rtomir^am <JttarM»r ISKH) Of firelion M. TowTMlHp jf South of Itanffr 20 Cjrtt; rIfh>, Th* .Nnrthearr.Quarlrr. (NRH) nr thr Hniithrnrt Quarter (SI’.H) of Section *2. Townrhlp J9, Hnutli of irt.'1 . i l a g r u i f e t nn.t wlf> T ----- iftliru.lrt-, Mil*** J TbvIi. Bang* *S Rant: ol.uj. Jr., and wir*. Annlr.ft. T a y ln iv m v T:u> Rnuil.eajti Quarter (KBit) o( Id -Woiitknnicry anil t r l f r . _____ the South’.**! Quarter <SH*4) at Section 21. Township 19. Huiitii of ■ In Trust. lu in tr e t i r p m j afcwi. Th.- North - Half (NW) or the . Indi vi dual l y Quarter < R W *i) of See* « lrl Tr,l?» «•» RoU- Snulhwe^l n 23. !!-.r; 53, , 'T«.wrv«hlp -19. ftouth of "■ Rain­ I Ilio —:— ftam.iejr. ts Hire 19 K *at. also. I The S nuiliw ear Q u a r i e r e t t v y , J W * > B i S I d and' ir.t the Muusliwen Quarter (HIVk ] of Rceilnn 2.J. Ti.wselup J9. ;w»ntli Iranee 2* Ran: and also. fir jl{ f*,Mt. ‘• je f i* ? *J“>‘>n A.' <»fflnvernmenl f^u Tiro (2 ) of See. Hun .21, Township |(». souih of * *f- Htodden itnd nature :* n.ie». Vife. — ! !♦••• :in«l her Kiipri*««r,fa 'in true • •* f tn IN CULTIVATION NOW IS SMALL W e W fc r Y o M A p tM th i I SP ™ WOODRUFr. Complainant. .1. J. COURN, nt n , Defendant*. T t.rccualioro, N. C. , '^ r8.Co. We pay ' WorlJ>. Phone No. \V IN S T 0 N , General Agent 'WYER---------------- BRINGING U P FATHER M O V 0 - H t > T E .fS * I'M ‘o I C k : a im ' ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg, Sanford, ------------ Florida By GEORGE McMANUS I____ TIRE.O o r THl'b Q O A R R E L YOO \ H A V IM w i t h t o o r m o t h e r *5TOVj CO RIGHT tts ATS- A b K H E R TO FORCikVE T O O ' DO i TELL 'YOO TOO ARE GETTIN A L I T T L E ---- i'TOCf///^ ^ QP ^ rA ^ r F O R T O U R 'l j ^ AGE |~ -------r r W H A T D O 'T O O 1H E A N OT T A L K IM l t o h e r H K .E T h a t too o r o te T O O A R E JOt>T A<D c r u e l H E A R T E n At> t o u C a n Q E ' / i ------------------------tiO O MOO , m in d d e a r Mlt> L O V E A N Q A F F t n ev er L O ry r ' f O R >,c u TO O foTtLL H A V E TOOR HER ’ Th e y V je e>O T H ^ ° R E . a t M e. nr J Ha,,k B» ‘Winfi •SANFORD, F L O D ID A . » aT ;L 3. * “L|N'EKY SHOP—K0 S 3 575-J y$ZWTAN, D. m o n e y ? *°*n on xatuhc Grnvics. '" ♦ " I «^K l» I.M .N ..J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 14, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 14, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 14, 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/5126218c7a74c47a0aadcd2e79cb4bdc.pdf 464f3274fdb722b8a87eabb155ab0c1c PDF Text Text Prison Of Explorer M Air ■Before To B e In Probe Allesed Vlait To Savannah To AskB; Congress to Investigate Practice of Party O m ni* Practlc eof Party Organ!RyFather HaydenWhoToM rations Collecting Money of Trip on Stand Laat Week For Influencing Elections Hayden Target For Corrupt Practice Attacks of Defense Act Recommended ^obeying iring Test [Navy Is For ] I n Atlantic; iAre Heard Surgeon Pre* j RESCUE FACTIONS Chicago pares to Enter Cave WERE SWAYED BY As Soon as Explorer RIVALRY FEELING Is FoundbyWorkera Cave County People Feared Amateurs Might Be H urt; Probe Indicates Hoax Re­ port Was Not Malicious Government Rests Case While Mcnsurc Would Limit Expen­ Defense Presents F irst Of ditures According to Popu­ Its Witnesses This Mornintf lation; Expense Lists Given Expect To Rescue Collins Any Minute This remarkable photo of Floyd Collins shows him exactly as he was Work on Shaft Speeds ATLANTA, Feb. 13.—A fter lis­ WASHINGTON. Feb. 13.—Con­ b* ,aL boulder ?nd then by ■ cave-in. It tening since Monday to testimony gress , f-AVE CITY. Ky.. Fell. 1 3 .Up As Soft Earth should give serious consid­ The feeling between factions in the relating to the alleged sale of eration to the practice of political Reached By Sappers early rescue parties at Sand Cave "soft Jobs" nt the Atlanta Feder­ organizations in collecting large „ JN, Feb. 13.— was rivalry and not jealousy, wit­ al penitentiary, attorneyn for A. sums of money in certain states lilliam Mitchell, nesses testified Thursday before E. Hortain and L. J. Fletcher, for­ for uso in influencing elections in c a v e c iT Y 7 Feb. 13 .— the state military hoard of in­ Carmichael came out qf tho merly warden and deputy, respec­ other states, the special Scnutu W air chief watt quiry. tively, of the penitentiary and Campaign Investigatin' Commit­ [he fourth,tim e shaft nt 1 :00 o’clock this a ft­ Laurence Riehl, Columbus, O., tee says in u report filed today by Homer Collins, brother of Floyd house aircraft charged with conspiracy and bri­ Chairman Borah, Collins, said that no one ever was ernoon anti announced hope further queabery todoy called the first of their advised to stay out, of the cave, of rescuing Collins though Besides this recommendation the witnesses. except for motives of safety. [e aircraft conthe tunnel discovered in tho committee proposes enactment of The Cave county people, Homer shaft 50 feet down, has been District Attorney Clint W. Hag­ the corrupt practices act recently (fiat denial waa r suitl, felt that inexperienced out­ er late Thursday rested for the approved by the Senate 79 to 3. us ky by Brig.-Gen. siders might cause enve-ins from abandoned as a tunnel explor­ Government. His announcement a rider to the postal pay and rate he disobeyed or- Railroad Committee of iCham­ Milwaukee Club Owner Says followed the. second appearance on increase hill which now is pending lack of knowledge of the sandstone ation failed to disclose th e ’bombing tests off formation of the cavern*1, but no pnssage way. the stand of Father Thomas P. Haym il ber pf Commerce Reporta as a part of the postal bill rec­ He Ih Highly Satisfied dep, former prison chaplain, who ommended by the Senute iPostone was ever prevented from go­ Action Being Taken Now; With Park and Conditions has admitted bis participation in office Committee ns n substitute ing down until the state troops CAVE CITYTTeif. U I.-A tunnel out charges made Here is Harry Gardiner, the orig came. Report Oft Radio Is Made For Training Period Here an alleged conspiracy to accept for the House measure. wni.n reanierji hope, may lead to nlttee by Captain inal "Human Fly" climbing the $10,500 for special privileges at Homer raid he was asked by tn« cave-in behind Floyd Collins, [assistant naval air Must Consider Population. tower of the Metropolitan building several persons if Floyd was really wa* discovered on the left of Sanif fliere had left * Active. work towards providing A promise of “real big-leagu* the institution from seven men Moreovei, the Campaign Com­ in New York City. Gardiner will in the cave. Lave rescue shaft early today. „ teste before or • adequate parking facilities at the baseball" to Sanford in the exhihi- convicted in the Savannah "rum mittee wale the First * National Bank suggests that in perfecting Timbering was rushed to thd . and bad continued Atantlc Coast Line passenger sta­ tion games this spring in which the ring" in 1083. "Of course he is," he replied. "1 the corrupt practices laws an ef­ building in this city tomorrow uftfifteenth »ectioii amt preparation «rnan battleship tion .in Sanford which, with the Hayden Changes Story. wa:» down there to sec hint several fort will be made to accomodate ernoon at 3:30 o’clock, the per­ the stop signal establishment of an up-town tic­ Milwaukee “Brewers" will parttcitimes. .Such u question unnerved made to drive piling into n sida Hayden changed portions of his formance being staged under the the limit of expenditures by can­ Sanford inJ pate, was made Friday morning by previous testimony regarding a wall around and above tho tunnel J , General Mlt- k.et office, ;including of ------------didates for federal offices to the ntispircR of trie Suufnrd Shrine me." hole ho the rescue party could en« " examined the or° / i h* r*',road "IV1 Otto Borchart, president of the visit which he said he and Riehl size and population of the Matt. Club. H. L. Abernathy, Louisville cor ter with safety. n . American a...... tests u;id could, elimination of danger from rail- Milwaukee, nWin., made to Savannah early in 1924 respondent for the Associated Asso­ It says it is neither wise nor just H. T, Carmichael and two min­ e by the squad* wfty. crossing in tho city, lias been Press, testified that the rumors were there to collect the $10,500. to fix the snine amount for n can­ one of the major objectives of the ciation team. Mr. Borchart declar­ from ers ut 10 o'clock this morning be­ mand. Willie Hoar, one of the con­ mentioned In un Associated Press didate in u state with a popula­ Sanford Chamber of Commerce, is ed that the park was the best he is Charge* story Sunday night were common gan exploration of the tunnel. Dr. men. In his first testimony tion of one million us in a state now going forward according to a had Reen in Florida and that he victed knowledge in Cnve City, but the William llnslett Chicago, in charge Hayden declared he had been met with a population of seven million | charges were relt- letter from T. L. Dumas, superin­ two sentences in the story refer- of medical preparations for a t­ mittee today by tendent of the Sanford division, hod found other conditions entirely at the station by KrneHt Hoar, or more. to his liking. ing to the rumors wure close! tending Collins If he is found, hnit brother of Willie, who took him to eth Whiting, al- a t the chatnher m eeting'Friday Besides there recommendations followed bv a third sentence, whlc.. completed every possible prepara­ he said the for legislature the report contains Mr. Borchart said that he is very breakfast. Today [lir service, who at afternoon. Business done in San­ declared tlmt those who had actu- tion. He will bo sent Into tho favorably. Impressed with Sanford, meeting did not occur. the stand with ford, the superintendent detailed accounts or receipts, ex­ wrote, declaring that it in' iwond to olly been in the cave knew they tunnel as soon ns Collins is locat­ Emest Ilaar earlier in the day penditures and contributions us didinot’ warrant the establishment no'other city of same nice in the ed to determine whether he lx dead were untrue, had been on the stand and had given by the national committees get to the bottom of, the uptown ticket office. or ulive before nnv attempt is state. The .city was .highly compli­ Other newsiuipor men, he said, e controversy, A letter,,front.the division pas- mented on the num ber.of puvW contradicted the statement, but the of the tiiree major political parties Climb of Hank Building Will wrote the same thing In their made to remove him. Red cross former chapluin declared this had for the lost campaign. The report lit of WUednsin; Renger.ageht relative to Sanford representatives were instructed tit Jn, town,. “ I havf.bejen ia no relation to hiskdecision to cor- says the investigation conducted Begin Sutiirduy At .T:.T0 stories. The Associated Press dis­ he Ptrkins, Republi- advertl*irTg< W|Mt read to the-cham- astreets ready for nny emergency. number of. Florida citles^'ahd .al­ patch wns ussuiled by Governor by the,national committees of the O’clock on First SI reel Side; y, the committee Early this morning the dianmnd■The: surielntendent; .'\V. ’D. most Invariably I have found that rect.his previous testimony. [other members dr­ Stark, referred to several instanc­ they have only two things to de­ Defense Attorney William Schley three major political parties for To Climb DownAfterAHcend Fields. cure drill hud been pushed down The report The military hoard agreed that the sand cave rescue shaft to a after another .at es .whfcre. Sanford is included in pend on," Mr. Brnchurt' said. Howard, in cross-examining Hoy­ the last campaign. of whom had folders and booklets. He pledged ‘‘There are climate and streets. den asked if he still was certain says the Investigation conducted Five hundred tickets to the San- there was no mullcious intent In depth of 60 feet and II. T. Carthe dispatch. Dr. 11. P. Ilonaker, infer Commander the railroad to co-operate with the ichnel in chargo of tho shaft op‘l shri,,‘, Circus. which opens has these and more too thut Mr. and Mrs. Walter McKen­ and Chkago In the closing of Horse Cave, a nearby town, days of Monito„ Feb. , (i| will ,H . K \ V 4 .n maintained that chafnber in evexy'wny possible and Sanford zie, a Savannah couple, had call­ inns expressed great dlsapI am confident that Sanford is des­ show that: “to play ball/* asked for suggestions on advertis­ tined to become one uf the largest ed at the Hoar home on the night Lthe tmenfc that no bottom yet had away Saturday afternoon by Harry! ??''! ',is. Thursday ell stuck to the ing matters. The q tv jU Matured cities In t W' stale f f h r T b easily that Father Hayden and Riehl*1 *Th* ^Republican National Cont- Gardiner, tho original "human f ly " l|bnt boon found to the limestone “roof.” .th.L ‘ * * T f r the navjt, - . Apparently the officials were seek­ prominently in the railroads ^pur- accessible and possesses many ad- were there to collect the $15,500. mittee collected $4,300,178 and ex­ following his.daring climb of the l’1H , ,ut. bad b<J,,n First National Rank building. Gur-1 he km’w lhev weri’ unfoUnd‘ ing to drive through tho "soft** Biseell of the nr- .plft Folder*'.and-‘Troolcal Trips," vantages that other cities in Flor­ He replied in the affirmative. pended $4,270,409. Willie Haar, in his testimony, said The Democratic National Com­ diner will begin his ascent of the ‘ " * spot Just below the 60 foot mark* commander of one l according to tho agents letter, ida do not enjoy. the couple did not call. mittee collected $821,037 und ex­ First Street side of the building ut R. li. Anderson, Veologixt of the to locate a larger tunnel or cav­ squadrons in the. Various members told of being Playern to Arrive Mar. 3 pended $003,908. Hayden Target of Defense. 3:30 o'clock, upon attaining the Louisville Gus und Electric Com­ ern Irelow. called, and, seated, in Netf York, Chicago and other "The players will be in Sanford Tho Progressive or Independent pany, testified the limestone for­ About seven feet of limeatono top will elimh down again. r two officers, de­ larger cities and experiencing dif­ Mar. 3" Mr. Borchart said. There Sartuin, Fletcher, Riehl and Committee collected Gardiner has climbed thousands mation of the caves waH perfectly had boen probed beyond the 51fliers had ceased ficulties in purchasing tickets to will be more than 35 men in the Hayden shared in the bribe money National and expended $221,977. of buildings during his career us safe und the fact that Collins wus foot stratum of dirt, with no in­ ai the btop signal .Sanford. Another declared that party. Arrangements have ul- collected on this occasion, accord­ $221,837 While making no reference to n thrill maker. In almost every trapped in a sandstone cave-in wus dication of u cavern, und a t 12:13 also asserted thut the name of the city was not call­ ready been made with J. R. Mac­ ing to the latter’s testimony. The r'V naval officers at ed in announcing trains in the Donald, proprietor of the Monte­ defense already has stated it pro­ the LuFollette charges of the col- climb Gardiner was working for no proof thut other caves were un­ A. M., the dr!!! stiiS wus borinre downward. It would take several ac. lection of a huge "Republican some charitable or philanthropic safe. Jacksonville station. This matter zuma Hotel for accommodations poses to prove that Huyden ucd on page 2) days to excavate through tho 111 uluj J slush fund” to control the election cause. He has made many climbs Very little additional light wns and that of railroad crossings are and the hotel will be headquarters cepted all the bribe money still to receive definite action by for the club during its training that the defendants received none. tho report says, thut although in connection with the American thrown on the situation by the feet between the present depth of Inaccuracies may lie found in Legion for the benefit of disabled witnesses Thursday, much of the the shaft und the srxty foot mark rail officials. period here which will extend until No announcement of un indictment some the figures presented, "it believes soldiers and hns npitearci) ns the testimony being thut of individuals if seven feet of limestone wns to Radio Station Cost Given. ugainst Hayden has been made. April 7. the report gives the fuels.” chief attraction ut many hunefits who entered the cave before the Ik* removed und the officials great­ A report from the Chamber of Immediately after the Stute Returning to the team, Mr. Bor­ The beginning of the committee's for the unfortunate. nuturul passage dosed up und shut ly disheartened. Commerce radio committee, com­ or all states reported chart declared thut his players are rested, the defense introduced in­ inquiry followed the publication of "We arc now surely in the cav­ off outside communication with Following his descent, Gardiner Ftb. 12: California posed of ' C. J. Marshall, S. O. cupuhle of giving uny teum in eith­ to the files a letter from the rec­ the LaFollette churgcs, and much , will make a short address to the (.'oil ins. ernous area,” suid an official bul­ Chase and H. R. Stevens, placed er of the mujor leagues u stiff ords on the pay roll of Graham .Sanford section 61; John I. Gourd, of Rowling letin late Thursday night by M. E. the cost of installing a 500 watt battle. He referred to games Huughn, Savannah attorney, who of its attention was devoted to crowds telling them some of his them. Green, who testified hu was un en­ S. Posey, secretury of the state spectacular exploits. He hus en­ radio broadcasting station in San­ was fined approximately $20,000 played last year in which the tents from all states One of tho allegations by Sen­ gaged in utmost every kind of ex­ gineer and ussisted in pluuning the highway commission and engineer­ ford at $20,000 following a con , ‘‘Brewers’’ triumphed over both the and sentenced to u year in the At­ ator LaFollette'was that the Re­ traordinary climbing und came by location of the rescue shaft, suid ing representative of Gov. Fields. [Id 16,422, new 1563. dents from Sanford ference with a representative of | New y ork ••Giants" and the lanta penitentiary. The letter was publican orgunizution was collect­ his name, "the Human Fly" after he entered the cuve and tulked to "Wo arc removing dirt four times 912, last season the Western Electric Company. To Brooklyn "Trolley Dodgers." As from Assistant Attorney General ing large sums in Eastern stutes climbing the flagpole of Grant's Collins shortly heforu the 'squeeze' as fust us wo did. The shaft is this sum was added the amounti of for the park here, all, Mr. Borch­ Donovan und was addressed on for use in the Northwestern status tomb. The name wus bestowed by und that Collins hud usked for •IH feet deep on the lower side and pint information for $3,000 to $5,000 a yeur for opera­ a rt declured, necessary to place it Dec. 27, 1924. to District Attor­ in un effort to Control tho election President Cleveland, ufter Gardi­ doctors to "come in nml put me 63 feet on tho higher side and tho tion. on equal footing with mujor leag­ ney Huger, ufter the former hud |>. 12: Tho testimony wus thut the ner hud untangled the hulvnrds on to sleep and cut my legs off." core drill pouetruted limestone Though the* report) was discussed ue parks, is increased seating ca­ returned to Washington from At­ there. Afternoon, clear, Republican committee obtained the the pole and descended safely to This wns impossible, he suld, be­ into u cavern ut 50 feet, a littlo lanta, where he participated in the great bulk of contributions in New | the Inquiry, demand at length, definite action was de­ pacity. ground. The pole wus 1,000 cause of the uurrow passageway. over two feet below the bottom supplies, market ferred until the next meeting of Mr. Borochurt contrasted con­ prison investigation. York. Pennsylvania and Illinois I fetq „hove the Hudson Rivei. A Milton Jones, a minor, suid Col­ of the shaft. |<»ds f. o. b. usual the chamber. The general trend of ditions in Florida with his native Samples of the limestone in tho The letter stated that just ufter and thut the Democratic organ-1reward, that had been sought vuiu- lins wus fed for the lust time Tues­ Ure delivery. Florida the discussion was thut Sanford stute and iutimuted thut he is con­ the Assistant Attorney General rc- ization core drill were examined hy l)r. ___ got most of its funds from 1^. f„r weeks bv sailors and stevpleday afternoon in so far as he i Bolden Self-Blanch .could not afford to invest u sum templating becoming u citizen of turned to Washington be obtained j jsjew York nnd one or two other (Continued uu page 2) knew. He talked to Collins with W, D. Funkhouser, the geologist gh, U. S. No. 1 3-6a I’of money as large as this in a radio Florida. the parole papers of Graham | states. the view of determining whether rescue staff, II. T. Carmi >1 orders us to size i station a t the present time. Later, chard in charge of the enginecriur; Buughn und "put them through,” he wus delirous und come to the the opinion was expressed such ac­ work, and Mr. Posey mid they so thut he would be with his fnm- Telles conclusion/that he was not. Says Mexican » clear, 1 Cal., 13 tion may be found udvisuble. nrrreed that the ••nvern area was (Continued on page 2) A special committee to take up Supplies moderate, M ar a t hand. While the tunnel prohibition Impossible! . . . stock, slow tax equalization, composed of W. for .good nciow tne limestone roof might lio Nebraskan Proposes l»to«k,, market slightly B. Carter. D.*L. Thrasher and II. ] tilled with sand or Hilt, they in­ r» C O *1 KAN ANTONIO, Texas, m u. >•>. «/ida, “10 'inch crates, C. DuBose, with the legislative; dicated they were sure it could bn WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.—Farm Probe o f Kail M ergers; -M anuel Teller, new Mexican Am______ $3.25-3.75, best pointed. The appointment follow­ cleared out to lead to some open­ -------bassador to the United States, e n ' A writ (|f r(.p|Uvin to recover legislutiorrroutinued to occupy the ing through which Collins might 5. 6s, mostly $3.25- ed an address by Mr. Carter de­ Senate und Ilousa Agricultural LONDON. Feb. 13.—The House WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.—Chnrg | route to Washington, said here yen-, KBr|,MK,. cans alleged to huvv Quality and contil- claring that tax equalization so {ho reached. .75, best mostly $2.50 that the lands in the) county would of Commons Thursday evening by Ing thut railroad consolidations ap-[torday “that prohibition will not be bl,en unlawfully taken from the Committee. An investigation of gasoliKe of ky the Interstate Commerce Bucceniuul in Mexico, . e,ro# ; nlreels of Sanfonl ami carried to price raises wus usked hy Senator i l* •' ,;‘f * bracing is‘r* sections $2-2.50, 8s, $2, beur their just share of assessment a vote of 325 ugainst H7 passed a proved by placed, on un-! rational drink in olitainiHl iro m jthe ra||way Nation for shipment supplementary budget estimate to Commission show thut it is few poorer, low us is a mutter of necessity. Mr. Car­ which work wus started just hoforo was tukt-n Wednesday Truiurncll of Floridu. midnight, the diggers exacted to quality and condi- ter proposed a special act of the cover the exiienses of the forth­ willing or unable to protect the plants which every Mexicun can I Brig. (ten. Mitchell denied before by city im„,nK,.r W. F. Williams. start work on the solid rock, with $1-50. California,, legislature to ullow the appoint­ coming trip of tho Prince of Wales public interest”, Senator Howell, grow in his buck yurd. the House aircraft committee that . ---------------- - , . ‘ . | The cunr in question were contractthe liklihood they might break /q u a lity and condi- ment of u committee to make the to South Africa and South Amer­ representative of Nebrusku, pro­ More than u fourth of the awed-] lH| for |jy ej,y for n period of he dirobeyed orders in bombing through within u very few hours. posed in u resolution toduy, thut *•50. cur fine quality equalization. Aftpr discussion this ica. tests. _____ ______________ The vote was taken after the the senate authorize u thorough ish-born furmers in the linltetl j two vourH which will not eml until impracticable duo to cold storage street was declared A request for $26,000 for a Com­ The shaft was uinied to strike just States are In* Minnesota. July I. liehind him, but only the pcntrntiou the*fact that u sTmilur act already J chamber had rejected u motion l»y investigation of the question. I Under the writ, the right to the merce Denartmeiit survey of the of u tunnel large enough to ex­ lf>Mr. I Cal.. 6 Flu., hud been passed and proved inef-1 David Kirkwood, labor member, to oyster industry was sent to Con­ j runs will have to he proved before plore. will disclose bow nearly tho w, 18 cars on trnck. fectivc. It was declured to lie the i reduce the 15,000 pounds which it I three days have elapsed or the gress by the budget bureau. surveyors will come to their tar­ •rate, demand mod • duty of the tax assess of, Alex I has been estimated will be requirEnactment of a corrupt practice cans will revert to the city. The get. 1Ready. Florida. 10 Vaughn to effect un equalization. | ed for the trip. act was urged in tiie report of the ans were contracted for with the Plans for the exploration of tiro During the debate the GovernH v best $3.50-3.75, Definite action ill the matter is Multitier Service Advertising Com- Senate campaign expenditures in- first tunnel encountered and tho 8-1Us, host $3- to be luken following ther eport inent sprang a surprise by anvestiguting committee. ! puny, of Columbus, (in., u company j pouncing that Uruguay and Chile 11.78-2.50. Cali fir- of the committee. The Senate Interstate Commerce program to be followed when Col­ Who sakl Friday the Thirteenth ichardt wus guest of honor nt the said to have been deolurod bank Committee postponed action on the lins is located hus been agreed up­ Borchart Is Speaker also bad invited the Prince of St $5,606.00 few high ; C h am b er'o f Commerce dinner Fri- rupl some time «Uto. The cans nomination of William E. Hum- on by physiciuqs and engineers. 'Qality *1-4.60. MiehOtto Borchart. president of the 1Wales to visit these countries. The was unlucky? hvst f l .75-2.25, or- Milwaukee American Association Government spokesman, Walter Friduy is the biggest day in Sun- day but it wouldn't be adhering! were being shipped to the company plirev for the Federal Trade Com­ Members of the medical stuff will •II.-I.BO. descend as soon as Collins is found Bait bull club was present and in-1 Edward Guinness, said It was- hop- ford's golf history; it b the first strictly to fact to say he was un-1 liUriim the zame name as tho corn- mit sion. Pany .fro,u whom the can were sc* M r., ed these invitations would be ac- day Otto Borchurdt, president of • lucky in this. ’ cloudy. 2 Fla. or- truduced to the chamber. Administration leaders decided to to make u thorough examination WoI cured. A man whose name was of the situation and Collins' con­ the Milwaukee baseball club is in } In tho campuign hy the on track. Supplies Itnrrhart declared that he was ! cepted. as G. L. l'latt is declared to seek to prevent action at this ses­ dition before any effort is mado the attrac- .j Ml.„ Kirkwood against Sanford and it ja the day upon . man’s Club for the Fernald-Uiugh- given ml moderate, m a r-. highly niifn,v pleased „,cust:„ with ............. - ------, Alprotested , sion on the nomination of Charles Miibers of the Woman’s ton hospitul, there may be, .roin have been listed as the shipper. B. Warren to be Attorney General. to remove him. From the rock in 3 " * “, crates, ordi-1 tlo 's uffered bv Sanford und that spending the nalhm s resources on wiiich members KtTorti, to locate him have proved •«d jcondition, $6.50-; wo3 c„„f(dt nt of a highly s a t-(th e trip of the Fiiftc# of Wa]e» club are carrying on u toy-day | the |K>lrtt of view of the perron to unsuccessful. Senator Howell, of Nebraska, of­ which he hus been gripped for V ............. | t * waa colliHltiil u * •• Fernald-Laughton j whom a tag,Is sold, some element here. ! when there waa so much poverty drive for the fered a' resolution for nn investiga­ two weeks. If there in the slight­ ’ aoaa is factory training period h com-!ut home. It was noteworthy that Sheriff C. M. Hand served the of bail luck. However, the tug tion of the Nickel Piute railroad est spark of life, orders for tho 5 50’ I0? * 2'75 A report from u special neither in his fiery attack nor in ,f,\VyRer llngen and Joe Kirkwood!sellers smilingly assure the tag writ am! toook posse* sion of the merger by the Van Swearingen in­ emergency measures of the medi­ t & J g r ™ nH‘in * ' (Continued on page 2) , _________ ________ : the speeches of the other members may prove thut Friduy the Thir- j purchasers, it may be un entirely | cans. cal staff will be nassed up tho terests. teenth Is unlucky for golf balls or different story when treatment Is i He is holding tlum pending the shaft for preparation of the treat­ ( * *!!•• arrived, fl cars 1 ment needed. It is likely it wilt moderate, de- l Escaped Convict Said i personal animus s|M)ken against Hagen and Otis George may prove j needed and for Friduy the Thir - . outcome of the action, that the day is unlucky for Kirk- teenth to prove unlucky for the The cans, when originally pluc. Man Is Killed A fter be some time after he is located , mmr moderate, mar- To Be Held In Georgia:‘h^Pnnce^ i# b# wood and Dow George while the hospital may in many other days | *sl on the city ntreeta, bore adit is fully determined wheth­ J ^ / t o c k . Florida, Frustrating Robbery until : suffering under *he annoyance that er he is alive or dead, and he ig in' fJ.25-3.65. 3s I „ ------- ! FITZGERALD. Gu.. Feb. IS. — j on tlie occasion of one of the reihoved from his prison. '*vl2J5MQp. PONTIAC, Mich.. Feb. 13. — the M clear. No carlo* J. M. Haile, arrested here charge*! J P rinre's r . . . . . . . . visits . . . . . . . . to. . . .Glusgluw. .... After frustrating an attempt of iVs °o track. Supplies I with attempting to defraud a ui k • prjncv buj ll(Jt mspomled to his MARKETS ' V. six men to rob the Oxford Savings particularly high temperature «wand Bn,j trailing store, said to be wanted on °‘n, r j invitation to inspect the alum dis­ <1 Bunk near here early toduy. Jav duy In March und another in No-. ' —•— ^•rket about steady, charges in Americus and ann Lonieie, w oiw -.i trials. The chairman had nn much offer Mr. Borchurdt it is giving CHICAGO. Feb. 13.— \Vheat| -u„....u,.vr u. of ..................... high-test kuii v»mher. If tmluy doesn’t bring j Out of 20 precolumbian Indian Could, watchman, wus Hhot ami is said to be identified as an I difficulty in keeping Mr. Kirkwooil him an ubuudanre Muv. 1.82 to 1.84V. July, 1.56H tq killed by one of the bundits us the shine which, according to all laws forth co u g h bud luck there will bo.mumiea examined ut the American J, | to the point und during tin* Memv \*y. <hort Stock $4- coped convict from the ** 1.57. Corn: May. 1.28«i to l.2‘J \ . sextette made their escape in un of weather prognostication pre-itwo more days before the yeur I* Museum of Notural History. 16 tin, crafes, .few state prison last November w | ber.8 apcech the proceedings be- aag*s warmer weather. Mr. B**r- out to make for the deficiency, Oats; May, 55 to 56, , . automobile. had head lice or.nda of some kind. capie rather un. eenjly. 8s*J0s, 12- I,. O. Webb, convicted of exp robber>' charge. * w a g a a PARKING SPACE IS BORCHART MARK BEING PROVIDED PROMISE OF FAST AT RAIL STATION GAMES IN SPRING “ HUMAN FLY” TO GIVE 5 0 0 CIRCUS PASSES TO CROWD J" Markets Hot Debate Caused In Commons About Wales’ Trip Abroad |City Takes Action To St«l|) Removal Of Washington News , K.bN;i.lStreet Refuse Cans Jinx Of Friday Thirteenth Is Broken; Day Proves Lucky One For Sanford;; i a B! �Only i e letters I* th is p r a t e Wtlmyed. .Which makes it simple enough to b r completed in.short Ofridh r Of Gcrmin Railroads iig Made With View Of . Modemixittf gilt More Speed m £ £ * 8 * 1 W H U & * io o r; 8 orchwtr*; I t KOO Oakland (SQM) 7 : l t girl*’ period. - WOAW • Omaha (186) 8 atoiTf C:20 announced; 6:80 orrhestraj 9 a t a “bolshie ball” given in Ham­ music masters; 10:80 orchestra. mersmith, London, recently in aid W1P Philtdelphia (609J» 0 of the West London Hospital. talk. r ' ' WOO Philadelphia (608.8) f r a f o . * * ” aorchestras 7:86 concert; 8:80-9:80 costumes on hand among the done err, hut no Russian*. * orchestra. WCAE Pittsburgh (461.8) 6:30 A bomb was exploded on tho Uncle Kay bee s 7:30 soprano; f3 dance floor a t midnight but its . contents did no damage as they concert. 15! Were nothing: more than numcrou i KDKA Pittsburgh (300.1) 7:15 ‘ Russian novelties which were dis­ address; 7:30 concert KGW Portland Oregonian (492) tributed to the women guest*. 10 lecture; 12:80 Hoot Owlr. KPO Son Francisco (429.5) 6:30 The William Penn Charter of orchestra; 7 daneo; 11 play. Liberty was exhibited under strong KFQX Seattle (238) 10 or- guard at Independence Hall, begin­ chestra; 11 concert: 12 dance. ning the first of tho year, until it WGY Schenectady (379.5) 0:30 could be transferred to the state religious; 0 Strand theater; 6:30 archives at Harrisburg, Pennsylhealth talk, address; 7 musical; vnnlo. 8:15 Charles Hughes; 0:30 Greig melodies. WBZ Springfield (333.1) 0:05 story (silent night). _ KSD Sf. I.ouis Post Dispatch Hngen-Kirkwood (545.1) R dance; 9:30 orchestra, glee club. ^ Golf Match Lincoln! KatntuckyV rL.. i r 5 “ F •I« E n if l 24 ■ 1 r l tm 1 Dtps and improvements. Under n » 'g e n e ra l superintendenev nf l llaAolpf Oeser, formerly minister! of,transportation, careful ,»tudy is; M flg made of the needs and com- j flirts of passengers, the increase of apeed, the maintenance of vife’Snd ft proper, ntnrgin of pro- • JIIHI ........... Tims will a pre-war service lie re- •aimed. Wireless telephone have j llefn installed on the trains fee-1 tgfeen Berlin and Hamherg, Frank­ fort and Munich. ^The average speed of Grrm-m tfim s before the war was 51.5 tidlfs an hour, und Germany a !-! %*9y.4 bas enioywl tho reputation e f J haying fewer accident.- than i.ny • iiS er counti y in the world. In IW4 the fpeed average was 54.7. confident '. nnr inrccior ew r is ruuuuuu lfiltf Director uOeser tV* will lie increased in 1925. To 1 this end thorc will f»e extensive roveineots to trucks. Engines rolling r.tork already are :>at:tor.v, the director asserts. ie German railroad system enip k jx about 800,000 pien. Them iiJT 115150 railroad stations, 33,nM- miles of track. 106 construction rjupn and 3,237 administration of- S Qfegro Singers Will Appear In Concert at S i l a n e Theater Soon u Dixie Jubilee Singers to upp«ar in concert lit the Milane Tlieaiw i tm the night nf Tuesday, Feb. if,' are Hidd to he among the be.it negro entertainers of the country. They ore recognized in a class by .themselves which is attested by all who have had the pleasure of hear­ ing them. The organization is made up of MHUo of the best educuted negro talent of the country and have made a study of the old time eouthern plantation melodies and hy .this means are laving them to the people who appreciate) real old negro harmony in music. In ud ditjon to the chorus the organize flon carries a mate quartette, fe­ male sextettes, readers und soloUts, The program u i urrungo.l swill .give « wide vurlety to the ntent of all who attend, r. A, G. King, the leader of sing­ ers is u graduate nf Fiske Univer­ sity at Nashville, Teim., and trav ­ eled for u number of year* with the Fiske University quartette. He has made u number of phonograph record.'* including “.Swing Low KWoet Chariot,” OUier noted ulngers will also be witli tin* organiza­ tion here. . The subscription price of the Russian Pruvadu n 50 poods, or more than a thousand imiindt of rjre, p< r annum. A farmer would pay piacticallv one-fifth of hi* farm income fo i his duilv paper. The oldest leather makers in tile ik the firm of .1. W. niioades Si Hoiis, Pliiltwlelphia, es­ tablished in 1072. 1‘ unttv - for shoveling coal in ship furnaeea. Sounded good to Smith, and he went to New York and Joined a crew. : 1 Named “Kalmuck." *Twas hard work—harder than he expected. Ilut Snfltb didn’t care. Ten days in the stoke-hole and then Southampton! With money in his pocket and adventure in his heart he set forth, with his atokeg mates. These mates had nicknamed him “Kaintuck.” And “ Kaintuck,” Who had been reared in a -bone, dry country, visited liquor entuoiiuins und, for the first time in HORIZONTAL Strips of gummed paper, Hearkens. Right out loud. A i.iuuil mound. Strengthening. Towards. Fastidious. Absent. In accordance with. Printer’s measure. A day of the week. A small number. Tiding*. Feelings of depression. A young female. A conjunction. Transgression. A rhicken. Elder. A fullen star. Wharf. System of worship. Astray. Slides. Parch. A metal. A unit. Anthropoids. Imbricated. Openings. The ocean. Ejectors. A small rperk. Therefore.* Small insects. Colors. Ourselves. To decree. Act of using. One with a purpose. Beating of the heart. Furnace accessories. VERTICAL Invention rights. By oneself. Therefore. A lurpe cask. Revue. Fortifies. Heavy. Stop, A bauble. P rinter’s measure. Saltpeter.' One who frowns. A bear’s baby. P art nf "to be.” Bird with u long neck. Court uction. The Judge gives it to you Sharpshooters. Acquiring. A nankin. A fairy. A color. A drinking vessel. Majestic poem. Collect*. Mental image. Tip. Demised. Nuns. Thin paper. Necessary. A flower. Not In. To wither. Strength. On. Made with stitches, A decree. To taste. Like. Myself. , no wonder that a short time later lie was on a train with his mates, bound for I^mdon, More visit to liouor places, and then “Kaintuck” lost his friends in a fog. The weo hours found “Kaintuck” leaning up against a fence. Inside tho fence utootl n statue. “Kuintucky” glanced up a t it. Then stared—nnd blinked. “ Kaintuck” said, musingly to the sculptured figure. “Good mawnin’. My folks fit against you, but we all know you wux on the square. You kep’ the country together, Abe. An' I Ain't ashamed to tnlk to you, kinder man to man. Common Folks, "You wu* common folks your­ self. Did ydur turn a t splittin’ wood and holdin' the plough—jes like me. “But, why do you look a t me so s&d-like? Oh, I know. The boose! Don’t blame yo! You had plenty of troubles on your shoulders, but I ain’t ever heard you turned to booze to ferget 'em. *No. You kep’ Hober and right on the job. “ Well, what’s good enough for you is good enough for me. “Well, so long Abe. And thank ya. Did me no end of good gassln' with ya in this strango burg. “ I’m heudin’ back to your Ken­ tucky and mine and start ploughin’ again.” " And “Kaintuck” did! So great ha.i been Irtah 1mm!. gration into i^otlund ut room, years thnt Scottish publications are beginning to print articles nbcut "Tho Irish Menace.” Friday, 1 P . M Be properly Shod never will be 1 5c edition of Radio Program WSB Atlanta Journal (428.3) R ngram: 10:45 Bernard and Itob- Eighteen hole even—and . home for tea when you it you’re wreirii golf shneiiot here. bcanue ft 5c bar can’t be made as good aaOhHenry! has to bel Udlei’ G Sanford, Fla Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle E5 r l That is what puts things over Lets all pull tog-ether for i •L"&ii- j Di’ive conducted by Sanford Woman’s Club Wi Department. 1 Visit Our Store Friday and Saturday and Save In te re s tin g P ric e s F rid ay an d S a tu rd a y Best Grade Bleaching. Free of starch 30 inch All Linen Suit niff. Orange green, tan, white, lavender, blue and rose Per yard Webka Men and Women tAUtBlift Cityi $35.37 .lUlUmor* |3U9< >Rfitoa 4X91 •Cblftn' 4.1.49 •CUv.lsnct U9.ll •iHtroh 41.93 tMontr.il SO.68 fNlifara Fill* 44.13 )N*v York *6.36 Phlladtlphia 34.39 •FllUburgh 39.31 Savannah G.00 •Toltdo 39.31 •Wa>blo|ton 31.71 •VU Balls, and rail. tVla lUlto. orPhlla. ’ out rail. “All-water Via Hallo 1 day* layi.v-r. AH ataain.r* via SAVANNAH. Farr* PAXTON APPOINTED I MEN' JURORS INCOMPEXANT trio. nrlude nival* («-vcv|it tir'i.i. lor Savannah). , KOA Denver (.’122.4) 9 orches­ Jutakda room, n tn . railin# tlm»* 6 I*. At. 1 TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 12.—Gov­ tra. instrumental, duets. FOR BALTIMORE ernor Martin has appointed L. R. WHO Des Moines (526) 7:30 SS AI.I.KGHANY ban jn, mandolin, guitar urtists. Paxton of Titusville to be county Feb. 14-25 Mar 7-18-2H Apr 5-18-29 j WWJ Detroit News (352.7) SS JUNIATA purveyor of Htnviird county, and 7:30 News orchestra, poet, tenor. Felt 1H-28 .Mar 11-21 Apr 1-11-22 E. II. M. Poe, of Audubon, as jus­ WBAP Fort Worth Stur- Tele­ SS GLOUCESTER tice of tin* peace for district No. gram (475.9) 7:30 music; 9:30 Red Feb. 21 .Mar 4-14-25 Apr 4-15-25 19 of Brevard. Both appointees ing of locul club women, in this ' Hot Rambler*, FOR PHILADELPHIA 8:15 were elected at the polls last No­ city a few days ago. With equal. KNX Hollywood 1337) SS NANTUCKET rights established lor women, there music; 10 features; 12 am ateurs; Fell 12-25 Mar 5-16-26 Apr 6-1R-27 vember 4, lull fail'd to qualify, should be women tin juries every- 1 orchestra, SS PERSIAN making the appointment neces­ where, especially in cases where • WOS Jeffcrron City (440.9) R Feb 16-26 Mar 9-19-30 Apr 9-20-30 sary. women are needed, Mrs. McCulloch‘ndtlroess, musical, SS ESSEX declared. She is a ma*-er jn elinn- j WDAF Kansas City S tar (365 Fell 19 Mur 2-12-23 Apr 2-13-23 Hydraulic cement wh first made eery of Cook County (III.) superior .6) School of the Air; 8 program; 11:45 Nighthawks. bv Canva.vi White of Rochester, court. ’•d?r,.cH"n,mrr Miami to Phila, New York, in 1818. This liquid —V ,• • !I rock was uum! to hold together the Feb. 20, Mar 2.12-22, thence every llilge under-water blocks of stone teh days. “Could B elter Fertilizer Be Made We Would Make I t” s».t in place by the builders of the |i'nr f u r i h e r InfoiinalloH w r i t* Get January price list Mixed Fertilizers—’SIMON PURE and GEM aqueduct* ahu looks of the Eric BRANDS”—now ready... QUALITY first.. Fair Price*,.. Prompt M E R C H A N T S & M I N E R S (’uniil. Thin rlrlni i; made as against that; for Joseph Ar.pdin, a Shipm ent.. Not the Cheapest, hut the BEST for resu lts.. Also In­ TRANSPORTATION CO. secticides, Sprayer*, Dusters nml Dusts............................................ ....... stonemason of Leeds, England, ;t*r SOU V~U«y|ttTaW{>hain«io ^Ur3<XIK.D«yitt. who was raised to him tr the first E. O. FAINTER FERTILIZER CO., Jacksonville. Fla. eenic .t maker. 3fJ ineli Scout Percale. Per yard Has M Mg * « n IasttT any o t b j J , Une of n |T KaUomlnJ^i ;<5 inch Pajama Checks white. Per Men’s Tail Dress Shoes. Bal or Bin 34 inch Silk Pongee Lijvht Tan Oxfords arid one pumps. �u m a n f l y ” t o Secretaries W ill SECRETARY PRIEST ALTERS •H ThohuMoitSaysBritaln g i w 5 0 0 CIRCUS Frame Road Policy NowSeeksAirDefense ORIGINAL TALE OF CO O U D G E IS ABO PARSED TO CROWD UT BRIBES (Continued from 1) FACING HARD JOB Jacka, given to charity. Though Page was (Continued from page 1) poasessed of the record Hy in Savannah Christmas. • fo r daredevlltry that is unexcelled Parole Resolution Recorded. A resolution of the federal grand in this country, Gardiner la, in ap­ jury. which indicted Sartain, pearance, more like a prosperous Fletcher and Riehl. recommending profesionnl man than showman. In tho parole wus put into the rcr- fact, there is nothing about him ordn yesterday by the prosecution th a t suggests the showman until after Baughn had testified th at he begins one of his spectacular after swearing out the w arrant • cbmbs. He is quiet of manner, against the wartlen the purdle,17 'nne« in speech and tasteful in which previously hail been denied ” ****• „ was granted him. lh ® IHuman Fly” has been enAnother letter in the parole file, I ? nRe<1 >n his hazardous business from division counsel of the pro-1 ;? r ',nore than 30 years. One of hibition agents in Suvannuh, do- *7* remarkable things about rlaring that Baughn had sm uggl-. his a Kp. or lack of it. He cd and sold thousands of cases of I actuullv Is o l, in agility he apJiqttor nnd had ordered his men t o ! f,,,ars 1° l»e no more than 20 and "shoot to kill” any dry officer th at 11" “ PP««wmce he looka no more interfered utul recommending in ; ,,,an April. 1024, that the parole be not j granted, was offered by the do- • R r »f a Jn TV»n«z W n f T * l lr n fense. but the m art declined io ! « * I U 1 I I 1 1 *OPS IN O l 1 a K e M u st Fit “Adm inistration's Shoes” To Congressional !?•'»** 1 Feet; Son of Preacher nnd IP Fam ed Colieice Education ORLANDO, Feb. 18,— A joint committee of commercial secreta­ ries for Central Florida announced today Feb. 19 has been definitely selected for general Central Flor­ ida convention on rood improve­ ment work. The object is to shape a road policy which various eity and county chambers of commerco are supporting for road construc­ tion- when the state legislature meets in the spring. • , - ' - - ** — —• THE SANFORD HERALD, _ SAN FRANCISCO, Fb. 13. — Brig. Lord Thomson,’former Brit­ ish air minister in toe labor cabi­ net of Ramsay McDonald, declared here today England’s first ,line of defense has moved frdm sea to air. Genera! Thomson is here on speaking tour of America. INCLUDING • —MeCuller Grocery Co. —Federal Bakery — Lee Brothers Meat Market —Zellers Confectionery —The Bootery — P latts Electric —Betty Ann Tea and Grill —Hines Music Shop __The Modiste Shop —Marcella Beauty Parlors —The Vanity F a ir By HARRY B. HUNT NomeEpidemicAbated WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. — Fitling luiminifttrntion shoes to con­ Governor Bone Says gressional feet. That, figuratively, $■■■ ■ INCLUDED IN BILL is the really important job Everltt WASHINGTON, Feb. 13,—Sec­ Sunders of Indiana must undertake WASHINGTON. Feb. 13.—Sen- retary Work today received,a reShop ‘in his new position as secretary to ate Commerce Committee In np- ort from Governor Bone of Alas-1 '^fhe'president. oroving projects of the river and a that the Nome diphtheria epi-1 a a B B a a a a a a a a a a B a a B a B B a a a a a a a B B a a B a iiR B ra a a a B B B a B B B B a a a a a a a , •'•'Jltls eight years’ service in tho harbors hill today included Char­ demic in apparently abated and am-1 » It Ifouse lias enabled him to gauge lotte* harbor in Florida and the pie nntl-toxinc Is on hand or en• Hither accurately the size and ia B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B a B B B B B B ««a B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B lB flin aa|| Caloosahatchec river in Florida. route to meet any emergency. •rfcape of congressional ‘'under­ standings.” If Sanders isn't able to ''sell” ■"trie Coolidge line, built on "com-f,nvih sense” soles and with Puritan FOR SALE "'vamps, then he’s lost the knack of ■‘I'ulosmanship he acquired as a shoe Testimony designed to support U * ,U i Ware House ....... Long Lease On Railroad ........ 4500 sq. ft. ■ : .desman hack in Terre Haute and its contention that Sartain, FletchFire Proof ....On Paved Street GENEVA, Feb. 13.—A somewhat . jrtromington, Ind. ei, Kieiil and Hayden received ’"'•"’If lie "sells” the line, then Con- bribe money and pave the Savan­ pessimistic atmosphere .seem:; in "}’te*s will march comfortably along nah men "easy" assignments and tlie process of formation here con Box M. L. J. Care Herald ■’'with the president for the next two other special privileges was sub­ cerning prospects of Geneva pence B a s B H S H S B a s s s a s p s s a a s a a u a B H B S H U s a H n n s a a M S • o r lour years. ’ mitted by the prosecution during protocol framed at Geneva at the last assembly. of League of N’aIf he doesn't, then there’ll be a the day. -a .B ........B .....B R .B B B B B B l.B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B __________________ tionr. Apparent disinclination of 'Tot of limping, much pain and an, v n iirm in i n the British government to accept B "gtdflb. ondimnny gnps in the ranks » . when* stragglers with misfits have B B ill ..pped out of line. /v tT irin ro . * g* | J « t of ncW!* dispatches reaching B A ( . A l N i Geneva almost daily, is serving to **». • . a Confirin the impression hero that # handers, like Coolidge, is a ser- ' i U the protocol must be remodeled. *1 us Hort. Son of an underpaid . / lloosler minister, he had to make this own way through normal school (Continued from Page I.) Power Firm Expends •Hold college. #% While clerking in a Terre Haute th« time of the testa were confus­ $9,000,000 I n State ■BBBBBBBflBBBBBBflBBBBBirBbVr— ^■riTaBBBBBBBBflaB •/dorr, the year before he entered ing. .. ♦college, lie intimated to the proGeneral Mitchell told the com­ •plretor one evening that he’d like mittee “we carried out all orders MIAMI, Feb. 13.-C . E. Groer.^io'tnko tin? next Saturday off. to the letter, nnd if we did any­ beck, president of the American V m a t ’s not u very convenient thing that Combine economy with quality , lfthe navy disapproved, i. Power and Light Company, han un­ ■•.•tly/* his employer answered. " It’s it was sinking the ship, and he noi„)C,.,i here that his company hns #**lwnys our busiest time. Wouldn’t added that he was ‘ inclined to j Iet JlHi j e n bud vet calling for ex'Viru> other time do jush ns well?" think" one naval officer ”wns tn k -: penditurex totaling $9,000,000 in hy trading at f ‘‘Well—it would he u hit incon­ en to task for permitting uh t o , Florida during 1920, of which $5,v en ien t,” Sanders is said to have sink the ship.” lie also quoted a • 100.000 will be spent in Miami for WE CATER TO SPECIAL PARTY ORDERS ^replied. “You see, I’ve arranged navnl officer as saying that, if the additional equipment and improveget married Saturday." Ostfriexland had not been sunk, ment• of- gas, street car nnd elec­ nobody would hnve known it was •'« * • — power service. Double track­ * Unlike C. Ilascom Slenip, whom ; possible to sink a ship from the tric ing of the local street car system •'lie succeeds as aid to th j president, air. • across the causeway, more gencr^Sanders is lacking in that indefinMr. Perkins, explaining that the ] crating apparatus for the gas or phone 39 ‘able quality known ns "mn.'netlsm" committee wus attempting to get to plant, and steam turbine generat­ the bottom of the bombing dispute ing units for the electric power rto’♦br “personality." «*> By contrnst with the tall, swar- to see if the army and navy air tion are covered in plans for Mia­ Fresh Oysters .♦thy, suave Slcmp, he seems unim- services could operate in harmony mi improvements. asked Commander Whiting if there •profvdve nnd colorless. Fruits V egetables Bhysicitlly of rath jr stodgy build, was any controversy ns to whether a large head and heuvy; nircruft could sink buttlf-ships, and •shoulders, Sanders looks miscust the officer replied there was not, if Ludendorf Quits As ib 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 b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b ! M n n 'secretarial role. There is the vessel were not defended from Socialist Leader *ii sallownesr to his skin that sug- the air. 'vgests his big body would be bene“Navy Organized for Defeat” BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBrBBr.BUBaaail BERLIN, Feb. 13.—General Lu­ '♦fitted by nn outdoor job. Referring to n statement hy Cap- dendorf has resigned the leader­ „> Tlie basely intent lines on his [ tnin Johnson that “ England, Japan ship of National Socialists party ■B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B f l a B B B B B B f l B B B B B B a a B B B B B B B B B B ( B B B B B B a i i a i l Mitchell” were the only fore ^ acc, too. suggest that it is his will- and anil Aiitcneii" forces j hut remains a patrion of the Anti* Tuwcr, his determination, rather seeking to reduce the size of the | Semitic Nationalist organization. A LONG WAY .'th a n his personal preference, which American navy, General Mitchell The National Socialist party repre—AT THE— ’ holds him behind the big flat-top- declared “our navy is organized; senting tho extreme reactionary ’♦'ped mahogany desk in the office for defense in the Atlantic,” and ! element of Germany, suffered badly ♦adjoining the nresident’s. could not cross the Pacific and jin the last parliamentary elections “successfully” wage war. Lack of | jn December. ..'F o r 'a tim e-at least, following I P»wer he said,.was one of the ’ inauguration, the W hite'House is greatest faults m the naval organiration." > -to’ los’e..................................... its " .tar boarded." MURDERER IS HANGED The committee, earlier in thJ ..D pil title has been bestowed by It’s our method of buying' at .sa/aminmi consent, on the pudgy, duy, also heard a number of fliers WHEATON. III., Feb. 13.—John Rock Bottom I’rices thut makes ((..well-fed figure of Frank W. with World War experience who Hammerer, 27, was hanged in the .JStenrnn. big savings possible for our cus­ are not now in Goovernmental ser­ county jail for the murder of his But after Mar. 4 he is leaving vice, all of whom, except one, fav­ entire family at Villa Park in tomers. •'Tor a two month stay in Europe— ored unification of the air services. Juno 1924. ‘ sm vacation. w fc admit it. E Special Saturday i Kindly To Protocol AIR Or ¥ 1(LR IS i‘he, pp“toco**w^.lch th° ™b* NOT MERE GROVERIES. B u t - BY HOUSE BODY GROCERIES OF QUALITY s Home-made Lady Bal more Cream Layer Frosted with Pare Batter Cream Iciog. Assorted F ru it and Nut Filled Hot Bread and Rolls Every Day a t 8 A. M. and 43| A D ifferent Dessert Daily Robert’s Grocery Store SYSTEM OF BAKERIES A Dollar Goes J. A. LEE & Bt A. & P. ANNOUNCE THEIR PARKING SPACE IS HIEING PROVIDED B AT KAIL STATION : (Continued from page 1) it. •iignged in raising funds c^’or a band in Sanford declared that ”41,202.50 hud been pledged by mer■^tliants of the town. This amount, with tlie $1,0(10 : ijhnt the city has promised through ■jwnyoi' Lake to give brings the tou ,,nl to* hearty half of the $4,800 ^tV'cln u d necessary to get u bund ✓ rtenily to play here. The effort to • a i c subscriptions will continue ^.jiitil the remainder ot the nniount ,^i raised, according to the report. ' -■( eS3 than half of the subscription *<*TVH in Sanford has been covered (S t is said. _____ ^-Jacksonville May Cet River Park «iv» lACjtSOKVlLLE. Feb. 13.— ♦sV, ynioud if. Torrey, field secre Hni of the National C inference . late Parks, hnu completed an •-a . i «rii"/i of St. John Bluff, •jo 1les (roin Jacksonville and di i> i td with locul city officials its Vpi,o|UMicd acquisition and develop.-•o.ent n i a park to be maintained v4’V Jack unvilie and the state of ^Florida. After a trip through the r i ’outh gathering data in a sur, "v v of state parks, he plans to Confer with Governor Marlin on '•fl.c subject. The National Con(•'Terenci one Stale Parks is com­ posed of executives, technical ex­ perts and supporters of state ('arks in tales which already have _ fucilitio i for outdoor recreation. ■ B IQUDI High Grade FLO U R at low _________ PRICES HILL LAUNDRY CO. O u r S e rv ic e — E v e ry lliin if a L a u n d ry C an Do. OUR SPECIAL A. a n d P . B r a n d F am ily F in is h I f>c Hi. n tin in u u n $1.50 (Must Be Half Klut W ork), DUY CLEANING AND DYING PRESSING AND PLEATING " ■ Office McMullen’:; Bari ter Shop. I’hone 9113 12 Pounds 24 p o u n d s a Io n a B ra n d , 12 SE M IN O L E — O R A N G E U N IT E D 24 pounds Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter 80c $ 1 .5 5 lb s6 6 c $ 1. Tali can Encore Brand SPAGHETTI Prepared with cheese and sauce EXPOSITION PICNIC HAM POUND .......... FEBRUARY 17-18-19-20-21—1925 13c STRIP BACON 2ic aOUND ........... ARMOUR STAR HAMS. LB............. (1routest Fair iu History of the Two Counties It i.; a pleasure to have Seminole exhibit with Orange once again and tho people of our county are asked to give liberal support. 32c 30c 9 Ounce Package lO c LETS ALL OF US C.O ' WANT (l.OHKD DEER SEASON I) O Y 0 II - m il l) 51.990,000 HOTEL. KNOW WE HAVE YOUR FAVORITE PAPER M M ■ N B ■I B M ■ B ■ ■ 5| ■ • * SARASOTA., Feb. 13.—Charles ■ JEjdngling an'* Company announce a plans for the erection here of » j OR ‘ 12-story itotel to cost upproxi I ■■ mutely Sl,u»M>,000 for year-round Lobby Store— First National Bank Bldg. ofieruiinn. It will Is* ready for OUR FOUNTAIN DRINKS ARE BEST peiupuncy by next November I, tho announcement says. BBUMBUMaiMMBMBBBBHaBMKXMXIIllUaMMBaaBBBflMaBBBBHMBBM I JOE’S SMOKE HOUSE 8 O’CLOCK L b ............45c Fancy Bluerose Red Circle L b .......... 50c Rice Whole Head N . Y. State FULL CREAM CHEESE The Acme of Cheese perfection. Lb............. 38c FORMAL OPEN! Saturday, Feb. 14 | construction, nnd It Is my judgment ^sonic nf the counties, these Filmdom’s Latest Flapper! Ifih'mfcni' of Barf. University AAd c’ - 'JPropoeata To Continents Closer j Fibi? •12.—Among j ortnnt of the 147 rec. approved at tho j £ bossirn of tlie third | Scientific Congress, | month, iverc the fol­ i Archaologicnl Con­ ti Archaiolrglcal Conuzco, ami the general Ipf American nrchaeoi 'study and investigatmains of ancient pcoira. icmcnt of the work Carnegie Institution osal for the establishteorologicnl and geoions in all the repubkn-Amcrican Union. Mition was also made American Institute of fineers he established kie. of studying elecbent, especially with Iflecirical power as a tits tariffs, standardi, and public and priv•s. It is also rnconia “Committee on a i Railway” study the litical nnd industrial c Pan-Amcricnn TailStandardization of es and equipment also rugs came in for nt(commendation that a >Pharmneen tica 1 Conrid to draw up n code laws governing the distribution, and sale ning drugs, of plants nnd animals icnded for study, and i« regulations ore urg1 those connected with (ion of indk for human l Protection of rare iluablc bird-life is rec- 45c 40clb. 30c Ih W estern Pork CHOPS W estern Loin Porterhouse.... Fresh Home Made SAUSAGE 9C . . C U T L E T S .... V® * A&P Brand MACARONI or SPAGHETTI 9-oz p k g.............. 10c National P. T. A. Head Is Coming To Eustis StinMaidSeedcd and SeedleaaUaiaina 18c Liifhthouac and Chick Cleanser, 6 cans for................... ..................,.25c Weatover Tissud Toilet Paper, roll....5c Fresh F ruits nnd Vegetables nil the time A HAMBURGER, 2 lbs.................. A PINEAPPLES FIND FAVOR EUSTIS, Feb, 13.—Mrs. Reeve, of Denver, national president of HONOLULU, Feb. 12.—Records] the Congress of Parents nnd Teach ers is scheduled to take part in ' of production in both quality nnd the Florida Parent Teachers As­ ■quantity were established by the sociation convention here Apr. 8 | pineapple industry of Hawaii dur­ nnd 9. Approximately 100 Florida ing 1924, according to the annual' women are expected to come to report of the Association of Ha­ Eustis for tho two days meeting. waiian Pineapple Canners, which Willis A. Sutton, superintendent showed a total production of 0,of schools of Atlanta, Dr. Josupn 825,904 cases. This yield exceeded hy 838,922 Rocmcr of the .University of Flor­ idn, .and Mjss,.Bcbu lJarrv* # f the cases the output of 1920, the rtate health department, also have ivious high record year, and was indicated they will be present to 820,157 cases more than thu 1923 | production.. tako part in the program. S e l- R it e 1 SELLS IT F O R LESS® ---- * • —- . V * • « It r t A _ Best I’rices and Quality Service Courtesy PHONE Wc Relive;- to Any Fart of City Piilsbury’s Flour 24 lbs. $1.60 12 lbs. 85c PIGGLY WIGGLY 48c WESSON OIL n oth er S h ip m en t o f th e F a m o u s Quarts 52c Jones’ Dairy Farm Hams Jones’ Dairy Farm Sausage Jones’ Dairy Farm Lard Jones’ Dairy Fnrm Packed Pork Junes’ Dairy Farm Buckwheat Flour RICE, 1 Pound 52c Ve have received first shipment of genuine Brooks County Georgia Pork tausajje. In addition to our complete line of Beef. pork, veal, and lamb, N will find such items as Calf Liver, Calf B»ains and Calf Sweetbread. Q u ality and fr e sh in e ss o f groceries; fr u its, and v eg e ta b le s, h a v e crea ted th e d em an d —-the d em an d h a s m ade p o ssib le Pints 27c .0 9 THE PRICES A T PIGGLY WIGGLY 3 Pounds $1.55 Florida Pork 0/ C H O P S............... &\ 40c lb. W estern ROUND STEAK 15c lb. HAMBURGER SteakOfl 15c, 2 lbs for........... j MAXWELI H O U SE.. ilh every 25c purchase we Kite a *nd let us explain to you. Specials BOKAR Lb...... . 55c 6 lbs50c child. At the closing session, Snn Jose, Costa Rica, was chosen ns the meeiing place of the Fourth PnnAmerican Scientific Congress in 1929. BU TTER , lb.. VEAL 9 ()J C H O P S ..............j U t| VEAL more trouble thnn tho carpet bag and the cemus figures taken fill thosa Improp* ‘ TALLAHASSBK. Feb. 13.— Thrule following tho civil wnr, and eliminating -< crying need of tho day is not more Jn any less exact bask- than even the large vot2 given to former Gov­ enumerated. "There are other matters ef> laws but less Inw. says Fred II. our games of sport Me played? I ernor Sldne 3. Catts for governor Davis, •representative elect from dial I. therefore, fnvor u repeal of j in this section is due almost en­ terest which will coyne up, but' I.con county, in u statement to The nny law which tends to reduce the tirely to the people’s protest the discussion of these would « A'-ociatcd Press regarding legis­ pinctiec it) courts of justice to a , against thin bill, which he dcclar- sume too much space, I shall j lation for which he' will stand foe ataidard below that existing in n I ml publicly to favor the repeal of. during the forthcoming tossion of bn«cball game, and that is th? "I shnll support a fair reappor­ the legislature. "Accordingly," ha clfoct of thh' section 2812. tionment bill but not one haied snys, "I will heartily favor the re­ "Another m atter deserving a t­ upon thu census of the tourist pop­ peal of as many of the existing tention I* the repeal or radical ulation of the state, which in my statutes we have ns can be con­ emendment nf the cattle dipping: judgment is hot according to the sistently gotten rid of." law of 1D23. Members who help­ Inw or the constitution, nnd if the Continuing, Mr. Davis says: csent census being taken in Flored draft said 1923 law cun hardly “Among those which 1 might recognize it an the same bill which u is made to include as part of mlstratlon of mere mention that) should he repealed L tho State Livestock Board Is now ’ tho •* population * • * *of the • ^several ---- l—counsection 2812 of the Revised Stnt- ot tempting to carry out hy their utc«. Under this law, pnsssd in 1911, the administration of thi^ law , In courts of justice is becoming si j Judgment of men ami not n judg| ment of inw ns it should be. !nSATURDAY AND MONDAY ! competent state’s attorney) . sccuro | in the knowledge that there is n | pnsrihility of some unlawful prac[ lice being upheld on their part be­ cause the judge will let it hy a..1 • ’•harmless" error, fail to give prop- j cr study to the Inw of their ciwcs and us a result it h becoming more and more difficult to secure the trial of cases according to the law i ns it is written. It would take : little argument to demonstrate I that should so simple and well ! known snort us baseball be played with a eiau:c in the baseball rules RHONE 211 reading ns does this section 2812, 315 East F irst Street PHONE 21 u leaving to the discretion of the THE BEST AND MOST FOR YOUR MONEY umpire to say whether a given Dali should ‘harmlessly’ be cnlled a strike, or a foul hall be ‘hnrinlessi ly’ allowed to go for a home run SUUAJl, 10 pounds for.......... :..........70c - because while not exactly within Y VEAL ROAST, per lb............ BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, per lb 47c tho lines to he called fnir, was yet Y GOOD POT ROAST, per I!).... COMPOUND LARD, per lb...,............17e I only 'harmlessly" distant u foot ♦> BEST CDUCII ROAST, per lb Nctta Stiles waited 75 years for the chancj to be a regular film flapper, or two outside of them so ns to be No. 2 Tomatoes, 3 cans for............... 32c PORK ROAST, per lb............... i and now she’s in Hollywood telling all the folks "sure, it’s all in the a foul, that the national gume ♦♦♦ BRISKET STEW BEEF, per lb Good IRISH POTATOES, 10 Jbs for 33c clothes, nnd ncting young.” wouldn’t last u week. Why then (> lbs. 45c W e ste r n M ea ts. LAMB CHOPS that the best thing for th » matter ties can expect nothing bett» Representative-Elect Avers Fewer figures rejected | h o repeal it in its intirety. Thef to ‘ sco such’ ------------* ~ * 1bJTJ legislature as the basis for-Mi ndmir.h tration of this statute in Not More Laws Are Needed By State thin section of Floridn han caused portlonment a t the coming s«ri) C iation for establishncrican University a t tils of which will Iu* iy the Pan-American A n d w ill se r v e a ll k in d s o f native LEG L A M B .............. PRUNES EVAPORATED MILK 30-10 large Cal. lb. 23c \& P Brand Carnation or Pet Apricots, lb . . . .........2'.c T „ c ........10c Tall can ............ -lie Peaches, l b ..........17Y|C Tliis. is a Ihdly Fair—The Best A ttractions and Finest Exhibits X EVERGLADE Feb. 13.—The Jcgi dature will Ik.* asked at its H I B I B i m i l l N . a . M M U u M a B ''A?xt meeting to pass an art prot Vid'rg •• clr -cd searon for deer j and turkey in Collier county for f-threo ytar!<. anil .<1-, provide jjaethotLi that niav be n e., in hunt - | ,it)g. wltoiv hunting i*. allowed, j ' Y’onirii:,«ionei of the county have! THAT JOE’S HOUSE •Tilithori/.'-i the advertising of u ^ IS ONE OF THE LARGEST DISTRIBUTORS OF Spwial bill to Is* pretcul'd to the * Jnwniaiyi-, at the coming r.ension ' H NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES IN T IIE STATE .t*. thiM effect. It also would pro- j ■ ., vid o ch red neasoa for tru ppingl| YRS . '‘and I,ruling animals and ulli-jH [Mfttlorit.' AY, FEBRUARY 13, 1925. J. A . L E E & B R O . B B B B B B B B f l B B B B B B B f l B B B B B B BM H B B M B M B B B M M B M B B B M B B M a B B B l i a B B B B BI B a i l The Basket Market Second Street & M agnolia (Formerly Mille:* F urniture Co.) MAINE COBBLERS forSaturday KEYMAK SIFTED W cafcrftJfot Roast of Beef, lb •lb. Strips Ferris Breakfast Bacon........... •hall Franklin Syrup ..................................... bdium Fi'nnklln S y ru p ................................ •alf Gallon Franklin Syrup......................... toe Gallon Franklin Syrup— ................. v. [ Wm Come cans “Most Complete Line of Fruits nnd \ c- cta 1 cS . 1 PURE PORK SAUSAGE | <7—‘T H E STORE WHERE QUALITY COUNTS' PHONE 278 ^ _ ^7 �THE SANFORD HERALD,' Sanford Herald H U H ev er? k flrra a « « r s r e p t t a w t a r a t * u f « N . M urids ( • r e d all Second C lass M a tte r, Iftbcr S7. 1819. a t ' th e Poatoftlpe S a n fo rd . F lo r i d a u n d e r A ct o f r c h s. IS97. Sunday Golf .i I Wo have heard so much talk lately about the rig h t and wrong of playing golf on Sunday, about caddies, starters, club makers and attendents working on Spnday, about hold­ ing tournam ents on Sunday, in Bhort about golf and every­ ILL A MU L IIRAX thing connected with it on Suiiday, that we were especially H O W A R D BKRH interested in the recent action of the Lord's Day Alliance of New York. • » ■ , gKH^ R C M C R IP T IO N RATKH T hat body has presented a bill to the New York legisla­ O n* Y e a r —tr.0 0 8 lz Month*. ..JJ.SO ' D e liv e re d In C ity hy C a r r ie r , p e r ture in which all commercialized form s of amusements ' w ee k . l t c . W e e k ly K dltlon 11.00 are banned on Sunday—th a t is, all commercialized forms of Amusements with the single exception of golf. T hat body . m e c i A L MOTICEi ’All o ld ttia r y n o tic es , c a r d s o f t h a n k s , r e s o lu tio n s like The Sanford Herald can see enough good coming from the a n d n o tic e s of e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w h e re outdoor exercise to offset any harm done those who have to c h a r g e s a r e m a d e w ill lie c h a r g e d I work to permit Sunday golf. for at r e g u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g r a te s . Commenting on this attitu d e of the Lord’s Day Alliance, : mbmuf .h n i r . associatf .u rRF.sa ” , T h e A sso c iate d P re s s Is e x c l u s ­ the Dearborn Independent says: iv e ly e n t itle d t o th e use fo r rcpulillc a tlo n of a ll n e w s d is p a tc h e s “Another triumph for golf. The Lord’s Day Alliance, in t . c r e d ite d to It o r nut o t h e r w i s e c r e d ­ ite d In t h i s p a p e r and also t h e local a bill offered to the New York legislature to ban various com­ n e w s p u b lis h e d herein. All r i g h t s o f r e p u b ll c a t lo n of special d i s p a t c h ­ mercialized forms of Sunday am usem ents, have made an ex­ e s h e r e in a r e also reserved. ception in favor of golf. T hus is the royal and ancient game lifted above the common ru t of box-office sports nnd pleas­ FRIDAY, FEB. 13, 1923 ures, BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. "In th at land of “brown heath and shaggy wood,” which GIVING AND GETTING: — is tho ancestral home of golf, certain ministers nnd elders Give, and it shall be given unto o’ the kirk strengthen their lungs and clear the cobwebs you; good monsure, pressed down, from their brains by a round or two of the links, even on the and anaken together, and running Sabbath,' nnd nre regarded by most people as the better for over, shall men give into your bosom. For with the same meas­ it; and this.apparently is the view taken by the Lord’s Day. ure that yc mete withal it shnll Alliance of New York. b« measured to you again. Luke “There is ns yet no word thnt the inventor of golf has 6:38. been canonized. Probably this is because he lived in such a remote antiquity th at he antednted the Christian E ra; but "KEEP SWEET AND KEEP if some day his bones are miraculously discovered beneath MOVIN’ ” some sod-covered mound when a new hazard is being dug, Hard to he sweet when the throng there is no doubt th at a strong effort would be made to have is dense, When elbows Jostle and should­ the word “blessed” put before his name a t least. ers crowd: “A fter nil those apocryphal tales about golf ns a begetter Easy to give ami to take offense When tho touch is rough and the of profanity on such occasions as the “foozling” of a ball or voice is loud; the missing of a short putt, it is refreshing to find th a t the **Keep to the right" in the city's game has retained reputation enough to be given a Sunday throng; "Divide the road” on the broad bill of health, as it- were, by such an influential body. It should serve to make clear to the public th a t the ngitation to highway; IThero’s one way right when every­ preserve the American Sunday is not the labor of “kill thing’s wrong; sports." Infringem ent of freedom of the people in the open "Easy and fair goes far in a Is not in any contemplated plan. But the rank prostitution day.” of the day to alien commercial interests is sought to be curb­ Ju st "Keep sweet and keep movin’ .” ed—which is eminently proper.” NO LUCK As Brisbane Sees It Wall Street Gave, a ad Took. The Prophet Cheer* Up. The Place for Big Doan. Russia la So Uncourtly. BY ARTHUR 8RISBANB (Cop n taht iase> i no argument* n.^ awn show we £ Industries than w ^ j “TOM” LAWSON, author of "Frenzied Finance,” and an active figure in much frenzied finance of his own, was buried close to the magnificient estate that he once owned. Wall Street took it away from him. Don’t *traiiT~yoor „ I®to nt ni^ht Tat ^ S kirt, wifi hi WHEN HE was sixteen he made 1-10,000 in Wall Street. In twenty years of Wall Street life, ho made forty millions of dollars nnd Wall Street took it hack. The- old croupier a t Monte Carlo’s gambling houso said to this w riter long ago: “ We don’t have to worry about profits. While they have money the strangers stay and gamble or spend it in our hotels. When they hnven’t nny more money they go. The money stnys with us." ' So with Wall Street, if you gnmblc. ®klrts ,y«i w T u i They couldn’t be tiri? out walking on tl% A "kirt is a ~ ^ jL ways seem* to ^ 2 short, too tight or J? Perhaps thi7~th^. of snuff i, a pr#2 J be a great little chip, H ubc packing Dilrt inBton, Ind.. bunuStt say, it smelled 1f t / brides cooking. Australopithecus Aft name a London vi-l! what he calls the2 member it. plea*. ^ THE UNFORTUNATE prophet of doom is feeling better, although the world did not end when he said it would. He has several cxcuscb. Flash­ lights of photographers interfered with the Divine powers. Thnt seems strnngc when you consider the number of flashing lights existing in this universe. Also the moon’s eclipse on Wed­ nesday nnd the very he^vy Long Island fog proved that the world very nenrly ended. The Italian fused to let an oil wells. Doesn’t m demnnd war. BEST OF all, Reidt, who sold his potatoes, his Ford enr and little hut, thinking he wouldn’t need them MASSES A N D INTELLIGENCE nny more, need shed no tears. Tho I’UOVIDENCE NEWS Tho quick taunt answers the hasty notoriety tho newspapers have giv­ word— en him will enable him to buy a "What is Civilization Doing to i masses, hut of their lenders. The The lifetime chance for a “help" Mankind?” was the subject of an masses never produce anything, bigger house, a bigger car and fill is missed; by Albert Edward Wig- either in the way of machines or i * jThe muddiest pool is n fountain "flood Posture Week” did not seem to create any great his cellar with potatoes. There is address gan, New York biologist, before! better social organizations and ], stirred, nothing like advertising. furore. Indeed it passed with some people utterly unaware the Nntionul Civic Federation in , management.” .■ A kind hand clinched makes an NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY session at Boston. We have great But from whom do most of our it wns being celebrated. Whole towns, it is said, neglected ugly fist. % IT IS DENIED that Bulto, nmgrespect for Mr. Wiggan, a very leaders come if not from the soWhen the nerves are tense and tho to arrange programs in honor of the occasion. And in some YOUR FARM Siberian wolfhound, leader nblc man, hut it seems to us that] called masses? Why, it was the mind is vexed, school rooms, the teachers nnd^ the children slumped ns care­ nificicnt in the dog team that carried the an­ ho has fnllen into some serious masses who produced the college The spark lies close to the mag- lessly ns if great educators were not trying to inculcate good Five acres good celery farm, allele ti-toxin to Nome, is dead. Some of errors. ] men of the present and will pro­ nzine; the dogs had their lungs frozen. lie finds that American college j ducc the bulk of the college men posture habits that would lend to health and happiness. .Whisper a hope to the soul per­ ed and tiled. Three flowing we AH the blood in their bodies could gruduutes nre not rearing large 1of the future. Moreover, a college plexed— When you stop to think about it, “Good Posture Week” not fnmilios and because of this h e 1 education, albeit n great asset to sufficiently heat the air that Banish tho fear with a smile se­ might he regarded as im portant a "Week” as is any other in Close to loading station expresses a fear that in six gen­ a man, doesn’t give him a monop­ entered their lungs. rene— erations Americans holding college oly of brains. the year’s calendar. It is one of the “Weeks”, in tru th , th at Ju st Janies J. Hill, the great railroad Reasonable Price. Easy Ter HUT THE heroism of thnt par­ degrees will have virtually died "Keep sweet nnd keep movin’ .” should be continued throughout, the twelve months of the out nnd th a t this great country of tulildcr, received only u high school i —Robert J. Burdette. ticular dog is no excuse for the year, with missionaries a t work among all ranks and classes, -------- o--------stupidity that keeps wolfhounds, ours will be without competent education. Edison went to work preaching the gospel of “chin in, chest out, stomach in, toes nt the age of 12. Henry Ford redangerous semetimes to their own­ leaders. Nome is getting back on its feet Mr. Wiggan went on to assert ccived his education in a district pointing straig h t ahead, lungs full of air. hack-bone vertical.” ers, and nearly always dangerous again after its recent epidemic. that American intelligence is on school and began life as a machino-------In a teachers’ college in a western state, the physical dl- to others, in crowded cities. , the decline. The fnllncy of such ' 1st. Many financial, industrial nnd REALTOR When a man’s wolfhound, police As wo undorHtnnd it this Mr. St. rector during “Good Posture Week” declared that only about a statement is apparent when oije1mercantile lenders never attended dog, or other huge animal, bites a Valentino was. the-original sweet­ five or Ten p e r’ cent of the girls in the state could qunllfy child/* tlW punnrflff.FW T O M "HIT pawn** to consider the marvelous 1college'. heart. Rooms 501-502. Rhone 95 the same as if the owner of the network of schools in this coun- j Nor did Presidents Washington, in a physical examination for an A-rnnk, and this was be­ ---------o--------try. Jackson, Vnn Huron, Taylor, Filldog had been guilty of criminal "It is only the unsuccessful that more, Lincoln, Johnson, Cleveland ■ The littlo girl down the street cause of their had postures. They slumped, or in their at­ assault. F irst National Bank Building. have families,” added Mr. Wiggan.{and McKinley hnvo the advantage] a admits ho may be n bad boy but tempt to stand erect, they th ru st their heads forward in he’s awful good company. "The successful are committing of college trnining, grotesque fashion. They “sat on their hack bones”, and they Sales Force Miss Ruba Williams, Mr. R. L.Sh YOU NOTICE thnt some of our race suicide." As a m atter of fact j There is no cause for worry over ---------o--------walked either toeing-out or toeing-in. And their carriage biggest nnd most prosperous “best there is a ho; t of successful men | Mr. Wiggan’s prediction thnt in Pinccaatle citizens have just have alwnys been hitter to­ in every walk of life who have nx generations our republic will be elected a mayor by the name of generally had nothing of the grace and beauty th at comes minds” ward the government of Russia. from proper posture. * reared and nru rearing large fnm- without wise heads to govern it. Shanibnrgor. Serves ’em right, They don’t want Russia recog­ ilics. The apparently unsuccessful. We venture to say that future gen-oBy keeping the frame of the body in its proper shape, it nized by the nation. They want mnn of today is the successful man j orations will he so far ahead of us Wrlgley to Put Son on Gum stands to reason that the organs inside the frame will have every little child in the cradle to of tomorrow. ] in intelligence thnt they will look Throne—headline in I.os Angeles he taught to shudder when the Again snys Mr. Wiggan: "A ll'b ack upon this era as nlmost bara chance to function more normally. In walking properly, Times. Stuck on his job, ns it were. word “Soviet" is spoken. civilizntion is n product, not of the * baric.___________ ■ the muscles are exercised properly. -------- o--------- --------Many folks who kick about tho But everybody who is not mentally deficient knows all OUR "LEADING minds" nre in­ high coat of living wouldn’t refuse this. It is curious, afte r all, th a t intelligent people should telligent. They know what is good to-pay the bill for anything in the need a “Week” to teach them how to avoid being round- for them and what isn’t. ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT world. Yesterday’s news from Russia, ■» Every One at a Bargain on Easy Terms. shouldered, hollow-chested, sloppy-built. Good posture is told of seven men who had been -------- o--------Tho girl who used to become really a m atter of self-respect. sentenced to death, merely for How to handle the crowds a t­ ing just as well as at 10:45. They ■ alarmed when n man threatened grafting, on an extensive scale nt tending the church services in St. do go at 10 o’clock nnd get the Dak Hill—Pine Crest— Woodruff Subdidi to kiss her, now snys, "can I de­ the expense of the public nnd Petersburg has long been n prob­ hoot seats in the auditorium. Thoso pend upon thnt." treacherously selling out their lem thnt local pastors and church who are not able to go to church ~ Wc are ugents for these .subdivision* and I -------- o--------government. officers have been trying to solve, nn hour before the service is to some good buys in each Ten tons of peroxide arrived in and various ways have been sug­ start therefore arrive to find most New York Tuesday from Europe. all of the best seats taken. On j ■ A NATION doing that sort of gested, the latest being to sell MIAMI HERALD THREE LOTS ON SANFORD HEIGHTS Which means we’ll soon have some thing, of course, doesn’t please cer­ reserved seats in the main body of the other, hand, there are in this \ J more dyed-in-the-wool blondes. CLOSE IN tain “lending minds” in America. the church. It is proposed to al­ city many people who want to go “ . ---------o--------The American people nre often not. It certainly does show that For instance, those who engineered lot certain seats, to be hold for to church, i>ut who do not go be­ Love making hint; instead of accused of being cold-blooded and there is still something in people the m atter of the nuval oil supplies. tho purchasers until the service cause they can not get good seats , $800 each telling the girl sho is the sweetest And it does not please those that begins, to those who contribute as at tho time they arc able to a t­ hard-hearted. As a m atter of fact that may be touched hy tnles of one in the world, tell her you have deprive the United States of much ns fifty dollars to the sup­ tend. they are mushily sentimental, as misfortune or suffering. This is would ■ Comer on the sugar market. To accommodate those who wnnt ndcquutc nir defense, because some port of the church. they demonstrate every little while. important. go to church, but who can not Many people are certain to dis­ steel men and the oil men want Until the world is brought to tho profits from big battleships. Now It appears thut they sank The two items of news which go very early, it is proposed to re- ] approve of the plan, but there the shaft toward the wrong cave. have attracted the most attention such u ctatc that there is no suf­ appears to he no really good rea­ serve seats and in return it is ex- ! In the meantime Floyd Collins is in the past few days had to do fering or distress in it, sentiment son why it should not be put into pected that the scat-holders will j SECRETARY WEEKS scorns to wondering why the delay, if he ii with the efforts to bring anti-toxin is a necessary part of life. Prog­ discover in the demand for nn ad- effect. It is not anything new. contribute liberally to the support j R ealtors wondering nt all. to the far north city of Nome ress will conic hccnusc it persists. equate air defense some reflection Pews have been sold in many of the church. And it is perfectly Jules Hois, the noted French psy­ where a diphtheria epidemic was on General Pershing, or other able churches in many cities during all i just and reasonable to expect theso j J Tho little girl down the street under way, ami the efforts to re- chologist, writing of one of the generals. That is imaginary. To time, and here in St. Petersburg j contributions from persons Who oc- ■ Says a little stroll some pretty louse front the cave where he was more emotional religious sects in ”02 First Street. that a family needs nn auto­ reserved sents have been sold for cupy the best seats in the auditor- , Tilght would make one think that imprisoned, a man who hnd been America, says, "The man who nev say special occnsion in churches. When ! iunt. mobile is not to reflect upon the ...... r r weeps, or who weeps no more, n few of the Laplanders have emi­ caught by a falling rock. From *,nur*o there nre to be plenty ja cld family coachman. He wns a Dr. Campbell Morgnn delivered] grated to this city. the standpoint of world ov'ent'ii ]in " br?.to «r truly «" unfortunate , , . -hmnn „n honor hi„, Bible lectures here in previous of free *euts left for people who , l■■■■■■■aB■■B■BBBBBBBHHaHaBHaag■M■M■■■ll|! neither of these incidents wns o f ' man. He who weeps, on the con- K°ml.coachman, " " h o n o r to him. yenrs reserved scats wore rold so t.»n not afford to pay $50 for i -------- o--------the coachman is out of date. -----. - A SIGN scout reports this one sufficient importance to justify \ lrury* hr is becoming happy. Ho But What you want now is a good that busy people who desired to j reserved seat, or who are not willon a sadly used Ford: "Don’t laugh, more than a few lines of space. I ls nwnre of his soul, he senses an chauffeur. And to hire one is m> hear the " ne ‘‘"dresses would be ing to do this. In the Congregagirls. If you had all the paint In spite of this fact, the stories ‘"finite liberations; he plunges into insult to tho goodold coachman. Inblo to do so without having to go: tional church where liierc are to be rubbed o(T you’d look like hell too.” caught the attention of the people i the cosmic currents.” _____ to the church an hour before the ; tivo hundred reserved scats for — Macon Daily Telegraph. nnd brought to the surface oceans I A nation which is still able to BATTLESHIPS. AND regiments1lecture bognn. contributors to the church fund, ———o-------of sentiment. The sob-writers did ' weep is not wholly given to hard- of soldiers, crawling like ants over s t - Petersburg churches have a ; there will be thirteen hundred scats The Kansas City Times has un­ their best, or worst, and the public hearted cynicism—it cannot be nlpeculiar problem. There are many for which no chnrge’is to lie ninde earthed the solution of the problem responded nobly. The whole n a - j together cruel. Tha wuy 'in which the ground nre out of date. What people here who have nothing in ! —in other words, more free seats tho nation wants is fighting air why Nero fiddled when Rome burn­ tion wns stirred up as it would j the public responds to some of particular to do and to whom tim e! than are usually to be found in ed. "He couldn't bear to disap­ not hnvo been by nny very impor- j these appeals to the heart stir the machines. means little. They can go to j churches in much larger cities than point the radio fans," it explains. tant piece of commercial or polit- ridicule of the cynics, hut it is inchurch a t 10 o’clock in the morn- this.________________________ PETER GARRETSON, of Pater-------- o-------leal news. ‘ dicativc of a saving quality in hu- son, celebrates his ninetieth birth­ Army officials view with alarm This may indicate weakness or man life. day on Sunday. Sixty years ago ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a the recent statements of General the life insurance people didn’t Mitchell, rccnjling,, perhaps, the want to insure him. He was "a Lincoln’s Soundness upheaval Admiral Kims caused in poor risk." And the insurance naval circles by a few caustic re­ Of Character people told him So. marks several yenrs ago. Thereupon Mr. Garretson d id j„ -------- o--------TAMPA TRIBUNE more thinking nnd less eating, gave ]■ Headline says, "Cooiidge Wines It has been well said that the up the insurance idea and lived to 5 His Hands Of Congress", which ; leads us to reniurk thnt it may be i John Korchendorfcr is a magis­ other woman’s husbands, suggest­ ninety. CALL AT [ Ahrahant Lincoln’s character As Senator Copeland, who is also «o but why does he continue those trate in the city of New tork. ing how much more generous they welded into the very fibre of »ur n doctor, says; "Half of what you IS White House breakfast confer­ The Home of Dunlop Tires J] are than your husband. Thousands of domestic ships pass life. And the people feel its ences ? Fifth Don’t everlastingly preach eat keeps yuu alive, the other half ■ ■ through his court headed for tin quality. Accounts subject to keeps tlio dretors alive.” Thu figS ---------o-------thnt your husband is a failure) We sell Golf Gasoline, Supreme J Prisoner in a Norwnlk, Conn, rocks. Often he puts the skipper thinking it will inspire him to suc­ ures n ig h t be changed thusly:'B invited. ♦ Oil; Special Vccdol Forzol oil far ■ Forty per cent of what you eat j■ cell was ordered released, but wns on the right course. cess. Fords to take the chatter out. ■ ON Ml VltOS y T° found too drunk to walk. He ami He writes an article fur this Sixth. Don’t tell your private keeps you alive, 50 per cent keeps I a Highest grade of accessories of all * seven other prisoners hud found week’s Collier’s which he calls business to your women friends. tho doctor alive and ten per cent'S kinds. Champion Spark Plugs. ■ some liquor in the jail nnd hud "The Commandments For Young Seventh. Honor your husband’s keeps the undertaker going. Ford Gaskets and Felts. ■ pitched a party. This jail is now Wives." Inasmuch us tho ten father and mother—especially his turning down applications for are just h little different from the mother. FASHION CAN do what other SUPPLY YOUR rooms daily. things can’t do. For instance, the usual advice to married couples, Eighth. Don’t preach economy -------- o--------we reproduce them: to your husband while you spend fashion in short skirts has made WANTS Columnist to tho Chicago Trib­ fashionable restaurants ami night First. Don’t commit indiscre- extravagantly on yourself. une paid this tribute to Balto, lead tions that lay you open to sus­ Ninth. Don’t hold your husband dancing resorts in London cut dow n dog on Kasson’a team which car­ picion of graver things. S T R E N G T H -S E R V IC E - PR O C Sgjjl! to a strict accounting to the prom­ the heights of tables nnd chairs. It ried the anti-toxin to Nome, since is impossible for women with skirts Second. Don’t treat your hus­ ises he made as n lover. reported dead with frozen lungs: band as if he were omnipotent Tenth. Permit no other loves to up to their knees to sit gracafully, Here’s to you, good old Balto, und then complain Inter because he come between you and your hus­ not to say modestly, at the regu­ 1st and Elm. Phone U7-W The lead dog of the crew; believes it himself. band—not even the Invo of your lation high table. So the legs are You’re u flea bit, yelping canine. cut off. Third. Don’t sing the praises of child. i BBaa a a a a a a a a a a a a i i a a a Ba a a a a a a i a i a a i i i IB aaaiai|a i i But you get the toxin through." Merely A Matter Of Self-Respect Mr. Farmer! E. F. LANE | SELLING CHURCH SEATS Three Bungalows 'i . HEART THROBS BRITTKEALTYCO.il. COMMANDMENTS FOR WIVES | Think!—Is You Car Well Looked For? | | S e m i n o l e ( jf o u n lij ^ 81 Sanford, Fla. FELLOW’S SERVICE STATION \ �THE SANFORD HERALD, FEBRUAjnr.ia, m Govjepwr’s Daughter Marries Personals MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. PHONE:—Res. 428-J LOVELY VALENTINE BRIDGE PARTY Delightful Program For Musical Tea To GIVEN TH URSDAY BY MRS. POTTER Be Given Saturday Club at the LIrlock* Music Club will Unit of the Wo- [the Holy Cross I a inusicnl at 3:30 Lne of Mrs. B. F. Icrackea will *n- nartment of the Llary Society will ■e of Mrs. C. H. ttto Avenue and [ o'clock. Puleston, Miss am| Miss Eliznentertain with a L will meet with tAUister West Ll meeting of the F.the Church Ser[meet with Mrs. E. U Avenue ut 3:30 Rjulding Circle hip* sale Feb. 21 [Drue Store. KICK [Party that was to |th» home of Mrs. Mturilny evening, Ul. The date will 101.INA BIRDS Mrs. 0. G. Wolcott has been con­ fined to the bed for more than a week with influensa. Mrs. B. L. Wheeler returned Monday from F ort Myers where she visited her sister Mrs. Matthewson. William R. Williams and Allen Thompson returned Thursday from Jacksonville. Miss Mabel Swope has been transferred from the Sanford School to Oveido ami put in charge of the First and Second grades in Oveido school. Carl Eapey of Savannah Is spending a short while In Sanford The following program has been on business. planned for the musical tea which Is to be given Saturday by the Vick and Richard H art service unit of the Woman's Guild of Charles Rochester, N. Y., are guests of of the Holy Cross Church at the friends in Sanford. home of Mrs. B. F. Whltner. , . GROUP 1. Mr. and Mrs. James Lee are The Lady Picking Mulberries ilnnning to remove to Sanford, so X*!* —- ..Kennedy Russell Years A go..............Harvey B. Gaul t is rumored. Lovely In every detail was the Valentine bridge party, given by Mrs. W. W. Potter Thursday aft- inlay ,r nt the Library Oviedo Notes Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tint Vackville, New iHtAviiiCf iv cw Brunswick, uiuiinwivA| v>aiii da, are spending m few days in Oveido looking after their orange groves. They spent a winter here two years ago and won many friends so Oveido is always glad to see them come. I attractively carried out by the use of red radiance roses, hearts and red sweet peas which were artis­ tically arranged throught the flow­ er floow. The tables were valen­ tines in unusual designs. Candied heartH were served a t each table. Mrs. J. D. Woodruff met the guests a t the door, Mrs. B. D. Cas­ well passed the tallies and the guests were escorted to their places by Mrs. E. W. Potter. 1 A silver tray was won by Mrs. R. S. Holly for high score. Mrs. Samuel Puleston for second high score was awarded a black lustre vase and Mrs. Richard Brown won the cut prize, tea napkins. The honorees weTe each presented silk lingerie. A delicious salad, and Rweet course was served a t the conclu­ sion of the game which further carried out the valentine season colors. The hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs. Edward Melsch, Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Mrs. I). B. Caswell, Mrs. J. I). Woodruff, Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. Emmett McCall, Mrs. Lee O. Conoley. Those invited were: Mrs. Percy Mero, Mrs. James Ridge, Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. Ben Coleman, Mr. ami Mrs. T. B. Hollings­ Her Dream ........ Frank Walker worth have as their guests Mr. and T , , GROUP II. Love, the Pedlar ...Edward German Mrs. Hollingsworth, of Chicago. :....................... EdwardGerman Mlrs Annie Mitchell and her mother, of Sanford, made a short visit Wednesday to Oveido. The Oveido Chamber of Com­ merce held it$ monthly meeting Tuesday night. The principal bus­ iness before the meeting was the report of the road commisBsion?r in regard to the road building ami repairing an concerns Oveido. Mrs. E. N. Jacoby of Haddonfield. N. .1., will arrive Friday to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bennett. Hush een .................A. A. Ne Down Here.............. Mary GROUP VI.—Piano. Nocturne................ I. J. p„dc Duex Polonaises.............. F. ! Mm . Julius Tnkarh and Mr. utul Mrs. G. Irving Lnuchs, Lieut, and Mrs. Earl Loucks have returned from a motor trip down the East Coast. * Miss Sarita Lake returned Wedi nesduy from Tampa where she has been much feted during Gasper- m m ? ■ <*■ j S WBgm: > : .>-^4 Mrs. E. 0. P. Appleton of Detrnlt, Mich., and mother, Mrs. W E. Griffin of Old Point Comfort Vn , are guests of the Valdez Ho. tel. nt Edgewater with Mrs. Markell on Feb. 25 to arrange the progrum for an open day to be held later, in­ Column stead of Feb. 23. Many circum­ stances make it wiser to postpone the date for a little while, hut some lovely features are being planned for it, and it is sure to be in line with the high standard set by the Leteruturc Deportment in the art exhibit, nnd the exquisitely present ed "Suppressed Desires" given on Feb. 4 to the general club. This play-reading, which was un­ der the supervision of Mrs. John Leonard!, was the outcome of the year’s study of modern drama, ami was u source of much pleasure to the audience, and of pride to the Literature Department in th.* art well and Mrs. Barnes were original and exceedingly clevvr in their interpretation of their parts, uml Miss Naomi Scoggan made u most charming impression. Plans for the program for the club for 1025-1020 V-vill inuhide more of the work of self-expres­ sion and it is hoped that a group of community piuyers may be form ed that will keep Sanford in touch with the best new dramatic who will make reservations, as thought. this is to pay for the handsome The officers elected for the new new rugs that have recently been | yenr were us follows: Mrs. C. C. put in the club. | Woodruff, chairman; Mrs. L. II. I Philips, vice chairman; Mrs. W. Tho classes in dress making and M. Thigpen, secy-treas., Mrs. All’, milinery which will be put on by Lilja, member financo committee; the club, will start during the last Mrs. E. A. Douglass, member of week of this month, full particu- membership committee; Mrs. E. L. lars of which will be given lutcr. Markell, member progrum comThe teacher will be Miss Evu Rich- inittce. Woman’s Club Many friends nnd admirers in this city of Miss Celta Coleman, noted pianist, whose former home is in Orlando but who for the past two years has resided in New York City, will lie pleased to learn that she is giving a piano concert in Orlando nt the Memorial High School on Tuesday night, Feb. 17. Miss Solomon is n pianist of rare achievement, playing with partic­ ular finesse and maturity of style that is seldom found in so young mi artist. She has been an artist pupil of the great Ernest Hutche­ son for the past six years nnd nlso a Julliard prize winner of n $1000 for three consecutive sea­ sons. Southern Champion Enters Tournament Mrv. E. P. Morse returned Thurs­ day from Gainesville where she a t­ tended the meeting of state social workers. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Williams have nr their guest Homer Trask of Petnskey, Mich., Mr. Trask was a former resident of Sanford. Miss Frances Lowdcn of Oregon, III., daughter of former Governor nnd Mrs. Frank O. Lowdcn, became the bridge of John II. Drake, Jr., of Chiengo, on Feb. 10th, at Chi­ cago. They went ahrond on their honeymoon, returning in April. The many friends of Arthur Johnson will be sorry to learn that he will undergo un operation nt the Fernald-Laughton Hospital William Burgess loft Thursday Saturday. for his home in New Haven, Conn. M. Kronen is expected home SatMrs Mnry j Harris, Mrs. D. W. iirday from New U rk City where Hubbl( nnt, Miss Mary Neville he spent the past two weeks buying Hubb„ ,(f Nashville, Tcnn., were spring merchandise. the of Mrs. J. W. Sneed .f . %t “ A. . , Wednesday. They are motoring # 0i . " r on Johnson ^liatni where they expect to of 210 Laurel Avenue announces Hpcni, thu wlntor. the birth of a son. He has been named Billy Wayne Johnson. _____ Mr. nnd Sirs. O. W. Ilorchnrdt George W. Huff, Kent Rossitter, and daughter, Miss Florence DorIlurke Steele, D. E. S. Starr uml ehardt of Milwaukee ure guests of Ernest Brotherson forhied a con-1the Valdez Hotel. Mr. Uorchurdt venial purty motoring to Tampa j is president of the Milwaukee base Thursday. iball team. The Woman's Club of Oveido on last Friday celebrated Arbor Day with an appropriate program dur­ ing the planting of an oak tree in front of the ciuh house, after which they repaired to the house to en­ joy the Flower show so rarcfuUyl and successfully prepared under the direction of Mrs. Robt. Lawton. It wan the first attempt a t a Flower show and more than Justi­ fied the committee’s effort. The house was a bower of beauty, with beautiful plants and gorgeous baskets and ferns. Bowls, 1____ , ______ __ vases of cut flowers filled the tables in the center of the room. Sweet peas, nasturteuns, roses, lilies, and gorgeous azaleas, abounded. All the flowers shown were grown in the open here in Oveido. The oc­ casion was one long to he remem­ bered especially by those so fortu­ nate ns to win a blue ribbon and will no doubt excite interest and enthusiasm in flower growing. The committee in charge were: Mrs. Robt. Lawton, chairman; Mrs. Alcott, Mrs. Varne, Mrs. Meade, and Mrs. Norris. The judges were: Mr. T. L. Meade, Mrs. S. L. Murphy, and Mrs. A. D. Sauer. Guaranteed All-W ool Two-piece Suits Made to your m easure—order now for Easter Delivery Milanc Theatre Bldg:. Sanford, Fla. ■ a a a ana a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * Call at Gonzalez Grocery Store and find out aliout the Profit Bonds. —Adv. sian Frock ’an is always true :ion of black and 'f what new ones Here is a typi­ st frcck of mosh•hionable high col1“nil plcuted pan^art. A few white W for good mens- Tho Literature Department of the Woman’s Club held its unnuul election Wednesday, Feb. 11. Very little other buriness was transact­ ed, but plans were made to meet The "Plinge" is a purnsite which feeds on disease bacteria. Its dead­ ly power hus already been demon­ strated on pneumonia, typhoid, diphthcriu, chicken cholera uml an­ thrax bacteria. It may ulso prove u solution for the tuerculosis bac­ illus. Special Saturday Holly Ann Ton nnd drill BY CONDO EVERT TRUE Business Lunch ....................... 50e D inner.......................................... 75c Opening Kverv Evening • Until 10 l>. M. Printed Grepes At T h e B a s k e t New large designs that is so much in % demand, they come in large bright | At $4.50 yard, printed on Pussy Wil­ patterns. % low in beautiful designs. Three col­ ors. 40 inches wide. $3.50 yard Singer Sewing Machine Co EASY PAYMENTS Murlituea lUpuIrvil a n d Itentoil W'r lltt ll (■in*< Ill'll Inn I’llu 11r IM4I-W . 31.1 Kaat 1*1 St. Printed Crepe de Chine W. 11. Minus, Branch Mgr, 121/2 cent per foot '•T 1 ----------»— --1--Y&;jP’N. $2.50 to $2.75 yard For Few Days Ball Hardware Co Stove and Fire Place Wood Made to Measure by Kahn Tailoring Cut to Suit TeeT TH C .ee- at Th e Cu r b -------- n p R O M I 3 C O T O T/ 4K 6 | Special Showing of New Spring Fabrics for Mens Suits .lZ 3 0 P T i M £ IN G C - T T i n G- O W T CONTRACTOR. L O T 'S J A N <*CT O J T or* T H A T b u C G Y ROCK I P lR T THAT Y o u ! Printed on heavy Flat Crepe | 40 inches wide, heavy Crepe. Black i and white and all new colored prints. | GARDEN HOSE * ■= Mallison Prints fO.DO p e r cu rd d e liv e re d Britt Realty Company MONDAY, FEB. 1GTII Ant A h jA Y j 1_11_1 « % ■til P h o n e 17 ■’? * ♦>♦> ♦> *1*♦> »!♦♦> ♦> ♦><*♦!♦ 4; S M U a « a a a * a a a a a iia a a a a a a a a a B a a a a a a a a a a a a * a i> a d .ia « a u a a a a iia iia a tf tfM M U auaitM aaaaaM aauaM M M aaM aaaaaaaaaaaaauiia* �** ^rSt<" tfFns 1 .7 «•] -w in ng a flat reward appro:xii fat his of 928 and tha' state will send after Deserted dplnlom. _ rood the . man, bearing the expenses. apartm ent. This^ih consider*] a more effective The amount of reward ah o was plan-than tha method used in the clnngad for th« captura of eacapea, past, and will. It la 'believed, re­ th a'flg are heing reduced frem the sult in bringing bae<k a greater CnimHaioner Of Agriculture present 9100 toi996»'.'iiti)Nte tw n number of escapes. ' Randle E scape And the custom* in Uhe -past, it fo anat u r e a ; other C h a n g e s j darataod, to odverttoe tho, WOO re- Mgckay. • mountain town l.’of lor H r.- • «___: ward, according to statute, but out I Idaho, has two water ssupplies—a ■w Cited For Gallantry TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 13/+-Sev-1 of this the captors must m > 9 * j cold spring for summer use and i Mn Spanish'Americanr wWar; end r regullaticns i have been expem e of getting th« ca . ire back a piping-hot volcanic hot-water 1 Made Good Record InA.E.F. adopted by the Board R H of Commix- to the camp ,fifrom which *he ex-1stream for winter. •*. islonera of-S tate Institutfons gov­ T - |. , By HARRY B. HUNT erning the handling of state, pris­ oners, and authorization given for W a s h in g t o n , Feb. is.—senn. full tim e . employment of a den­ tor Rice W. Means of Denver, Colo ^ .J-. tist to rlook after dentpl wprk b • gallant gentleman. among prlacner:. a t state road /His gallantry Was proved bark camps, a t a salary of 92,000 a year. In the .Spanirh-American War, In! The changes, made a t the rug gasIMS. After 27 years, the War Dc-1 tlon of Commissioner of Agriculpartment is issuing the official ci­ . ture Mayo, provide for better care tation recognising h b gallant con- j J of property turned in by prisoners duct. 1. , arriving at the state farm, and Simultaneously, n citation for, rinjpdify the handling of escapes; < gallantry by Maj. Gen. Franklin ■ and recaptures. id reea Bell is awarded. ! ' Tho commissioner pointed out to Bell, like‘Means, won -his award I . the board that wh.*n a prisoner is by bravery In nctiou during the war transferred from the state farm with Spain. But he died before to the state road camp all his proptho 27 "vears needed to decide on . erty goes with him; th a t in a the citation had expired. Th" »<il-? great majority of cases the clothes PK'. ver star, material token of the i which he had When he came to award, goes to his widow. prison, together with his other One cannot hdp but wonder property, including money, are Vi; whether, had Means not won elec­ gone when ho «s discharged and all V tion to the United State; Senate, . he has is the 310 which the state his, rltatinn .would have come dur­ pays him ai. a dischargoi fee; that ing his lifetime. thcro is no placo a t a road camp for taking care of either money or I WftOnVlInn of hN JS™ “P' ed “ P i Frederlrlc' D Counli.n, Chlcono; Under tho new rule, nil property i broker. .She says he left her n yeuri r,f B prisoner will remain at the ♦ i «b ago. She is the daughter of Thom- statc un.‘|5» *uPeJ'v^H^0,, As a civilian soldier Means has as ilohlnson, head of the Diamond ® specified custodian, whose duty ho mean record. In th.* Philippine I Mate!, Company. wl,» beand “ ? see tak^thut . char,*0: the campaign cf 1898, in connection i jI U property it isofcarewith which he now is cited for gal­ l ---------------------------fully preserved and that when prislantry, lie won two rccommem Editorials arche,Ii‘mailed ,char*ea lr ^In lon I a i s Should O i i u u i u nBce, 1oncra ings will to t^ them c aK re ; *1 tions for .the Congressional t.’.S of .Honor, was three times "men- SignedSaysW .J.B ryan:of the ron'1can,p1Y I1 Hereafter 1f /tiiM «all ft11 AuonnAa n. ' tinned In orders” and was promoted escapes mill and vnon recap/Wim the ranks to a commission. 1tures will'he handled hy tho office As of -the - a- member ....... .............. - -Colorado ............ ^ .‘ V * ' ‘ 1 r of the commissioner of agriculture National Guard he twice won tile | editorial* should lie signed by the nru] the hoard of state institutions, atate tronhy for being the i.A'.a | a»« ill. aI A«... . lUtlli.. ,U Jennings I a MIi Shisa . •I.LS aL •••III II W AIIIfl W,lll mill v/ i Iiters, declares William which will *\Alf pay m all rewards and best (til <f-> di illcd soldier in that 0organization. 1 Brynn. In speaking before the In. other expenses Incident to return.Jl. • In the World War ho was lieut­ enant colonel and commandant of «' ih- v/r'-.r' A"“,r- S 8 W A ffiL sa S E & r* sl the Fortieth Division Sehrtnl of leun Pen Wmm n, HMr. Bryan ex-j part ()f the expense, thereby reimArms, nig! Inter commanded the presed the opinion that w riters! hursing the state prison fund for Fourth Lnfantry In thp M?nse-Ar- sibuW have the courage to affix i monies paid out for escapes from i' gonne offensive. their names to their work and not:\ lht5m m i53SiKt Mayo, in recomliide behind blank spaces. “ ! mending adoption of this method, Magnus Johnson’s charges that signed editorials hud been publish- told tho hoard members that the he was heat«n for re-election hy the ed, he said adding that he hud “no method used heretofore of returnbootleggers of Minnesota has not faith in the so-called independent ing escapes to the road camps created much of a stir here. newspapers.” Hueh papers a r e ; had proven very unsatisfactory and Conceding the fact tlint bootleg­ usually a fraud, consciously or un- that the state prison fund for the gers ne in butter standing with consciously, Mr. Brynn said. pust three and one-half years hud many members of the Senate than is the-pugnacious Farm-I.ahor sen­ ❖ ator, it Is still true that tha charges brought by Johnson against Repre­ sentative Thomas D. Scholl, senaSAVE ana tor-elect, are hardly convincing. THRIVE In Certainly, on their face, they set Up no such formidable case iih wu.; 1925 brought against Senator Hurl - B. Mayfield, of Texas, Whose election Hi*»Just been 'confirmed after a long and tedious inquiry. Briefly, Johnson charges that With "Scholl's knowledgge and con gers are in better stiuiding with coerced Into contributing heavily Paavo Nurmi breaks world records heenuse he has the to the congress mil n’s senatorial spirit and will to win. campaign fund. ■'JP® levity with which many sen­ Way not set a new rerord for yourself in saving tills ators dkcuss the charges is imliyear. Set out to lieut the old 1921 murk. cated by the observation of one Nothing will put you "in the running” for the liig prizes that bed ‘bet Schull never saw a of life like regular saving.. Start now at this hank. 'bootlegger In his life. He wouldn't know one if he saw one." GAMP B H iaW IN FORCE f A t' i Census Counti Flpri r extWeek TALLAHASSEE, Flo., Feb. 13— The commissioner of agriculture is placing stresa In instructions goirnc out to census enumerators on a definition of "inhabitant,” in an effort to have an accurate. count S + d S O S fitflW E & week. The eewiw'lffij regtrire. him to make an emtmatatton o f:"a)n n . habitants-6f the several counties," the eoirtixisaipnar points out; and Alien then t o n Into into details derails #s ps to whom dhoti be included.1under' this head­ ing. ' • ' 1 “An Inhabitant is not necessarily a legal resident or voter, but a t the uame. Ume every perzoa who J u p . pens to be in the atate a t the time of the census is not regarded n> an Inhabitant. F or A e'purpose of the census an inhabitant is defined » .-piri-on -h o .dwell. o r - m k . ., h*»» Hied7, times ( fide r ■pens at W l here, orhssT^ t « t a ? person' ck sn j^ j «r than vwiee *. entitledt?W he is fo u n d " -1 regular •# 1 - A '>t A ' X flTli X T t •Jl G e t in N u r m i’s C la s s THE FI RS T NAT I ONA L BANK Teacher’s Meeting Is Called March 11 By State Supervisor nified homes with every assurance of being the exclusive community ol Sanford » .. ,i • . k. . ’ v *t -I 4r. . ri • fa It U M ft 'Ci s w i nliii, u .a . On Mellonville Avenue near beautiful Lake Monroe. Large lots, the most attractive homesites in Sanford, are selling as low as $1000. Building restriction assure attractive surroundings. All modern conveniences guaranteed investor!. TALLAHASSEE. Fla.. Frb. II). —Increased state school support, tla te salary schedule for teachers, relection of county superintendent and the certification of teachers will be taken up for discursion at a • meeting called for Jacksonville Mar. 11-12 by Stute .Superinten­ dent W. S. Cawtnon of all county ■ cuperintendents of public in«tru-jS ction and members of county school boards. The fir-t session will begin ut II o’clock Wednesday afternoon. Mar. U. The program will consist of re-1* ports oi committees and of in f o i - 'i mal Inc teased State School Sup- * port; A. B. Johnson Orlando; F. S. Hartsfield. Tallahassee; C. II. Quincy; It. S. Blanton. Clearwntej1; Charles M. Fishei, Miami. v Slate Salary Schedule for Teach°rs: T W. Yarbrough. Surasota; T. C. Simms, Mudi-tpii; J. A. Young , blood. West Palm Beach; II. (5. I* Shraley, Ocala; I>. II. Mootc, Tuvares. The Selection of County Sup* nriutemlent; Win. Tyler, IVii.auoIn; (J. E. Wilbur, Jacksonville; m \V. It. Terrell. Okeechobee; E. I t.'■ Simiuotis, Gainesville; K. It. Berrq, Dade City. j* The Certification of Teachers; ; George W. Marks lie Lund; J. W. i i Runts, Lake City; W. M. Scruggi, M Monticello; Mrs. Alice Shelhourue, Titusville, L. I). Hathaway, llrunk* ville. "It l« earnestly hoped," rays a Sa|>eiirtendent Lawthon, "that ev- a ary county superintendent in tlie aa Mate will attend thi., meeting and ,* that every county school board a will )>c represented." a u " fl M a a ■ We are Agent* for .the Y e llo w J a c k e t S p r a y C art * •"’** • V, F w *. ** * ^ We have new carts and repairs for the old onert on hand. Let us hook your order for a new one or repair the old eueA MAHONEY - WALKER CO. INCORPORATED Phone :*HK- —207 K. Commercial St. ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT Elizabeth was in a polity mood. And when Henry Inquired the inuse of her peevishness, she said, "Here I have run around with you for a year, and we liltve been good friends, indeed; don’t you think it is time to think of getting me u diamond?” He hud thought of it, hut hud post­ poned the event. Tl ell, n blight smile spread over Ids fare, ami he let his gaze rest on her frail, fair figure. Sh.- held her breath waiting Ills ■ word*, which she knew would bring comfort and joy. >1 NEW YORK, King Frank, newly fl "Lizzie,” lie said (and he had not u.-ed thut endearing term clowned monareh of the Gypsies of a before), "It was perfectly proper for you to remind me of that. America, who lives in thu harlem I will do as you ask, and even more.” And his finely chiseled section of New York, announces Imnd lifted the receiver from the desk telephone, and he spoke the keynote of his policy thut hiinto the transmitting department cf the same. subjects must stop fortune ttdling, "Hello,” he said eagerly, “is this Wight Bros. Co.? Well, He also advocates that his people I want a Diamond Tire for Lizzie. But say—make it four, one settle, vote ami send their children on curb wheel, and bring them up in your servlets' car. You to school. know the size. Yes Diamonds.” And after that Henry and Lizzie traveled on air ns the poet ■ would deftly stute in thu cuse. ■O N STIPA TIO N ■ goes, and energy, pep aud ■ ■ vtut return when taking Wl Gypsy Chief Wants Subjects To Settle c Jl C H A M B E R L A IN 'S TABLETS K««p stomach *w««4-liv a r active— bow eli regular—euly 28c. ■ ■ Fort Mellon Development Company A. P. CONNELLY & SONS WIGHT BROTHERS COMPANY loth ami Sanford 2nd and .Vlagmdiu ini and Kim JJ «£♦ • 104 MAGNOLIA AVENUE V iiz/J �M im N. H. G ^ religious crossword pufttle, what with six vertical But there are several T0 AUi m i r LA« “ Doacrlotka m * F w to lo A # * * * to » U * f c a a Ami * * * * D. Hoffman, „Ii>t 13, Block K............ ——7--1 4® . Henry NMref. L o t'U , Block ^ Pauline Kanner, Lot 16, Block K, ...— ---- 1.----- —l*® -” * s w » o * i « w o W w n v m r ; N ^ . jO o im ft’o Sm l A d d M e n t o M a r k h o p ^ k To bo bonw f ttf lif bj adji Number' of foot ‘frontOffo AmmuidM por foot f m t i p H*1« h u (56.no 155.30 365.50 « » B D T. W IL L IA M , T r e f f e r d 's N a p . Bedford, Fla. iC. V. Mahoney, Lot 1, Blk. I t, Tr. 4 ....... 487.25 C. V. Mahoney, Lbt 2, Blk. 12, Tr. 4 ----W. E. Scoggln, Lpt I, Block SL. ...............................1W 5110.7'J F. W. Mahoney, Lot 3, blk. 12, Tr. 4 ...... Maude M. Jlnkins, Lot 7, Block K ..... ............,118 asphalt on a 0” rock base. 342.39 Mplsch Realty fco.f L o a X Mk. 12, Tr. 4 . . Mr*. R. W. Rive, Lot 8, Block K .....X.............. y4 M JJJ! ,C.U’ Yd"- Kradlng at 40c ....___ iiaoja Meisc^r B talty Co;, Lof 5 ,-blk. 12, Tr. 4 • filw Evans Termce, Snafnri, Fin. _ lfi»n in- Ft- ,MTb 4 Gutter at 70c .... 260.21 Andrew Nahdimy. Lot 8,,B lk.-12, Tr. J ............... C. D, Rrumley, I-ot 1 ............................... ■... ........ . •fl , Ft‘ 'h '81** c,nb kpcders at 35< 347.66 Ahdrevr Mahoqey, Lot 7, Blk. 12, Tr. 3 ........... .60 290J J 9 <M »ry L Evans, Lot 4 ..... ..... ...... ........................432 ,8“ - S(l- Yd*, macadam foundation (O’ 1457,60 107.99 Aranka Takdeh. Lot 8. .Blk. 12, Tr. 3 _______ .60 . MQ.M C. D. Hrumley, I^ot A ..... .....- ...... .......... ........ ..—- ..^ l 18““ S‘l* Yds. asphalt pav. (2” top) at Aranka Takadh, Lot 9 Blk. 12, Tr. 3 ....... ....... 60 280.81 Sanford Doudney Beg. at N. W. Cor. Lot A, Run ^W. 21'j Sq. Ft. ronori i f»av. (V* alley re 83.70 Aranku Taknch,1 Lot JO, Blk: 12, Tr. 3 ........... 60 230.32 90.7 It. S. ICO ft. K. 90.7 ft. .. "I Sq. Ft. toner ie sidewalk (4" thl 14.80 ’ «»W - ;5J Rose-N. H urt, Lot 1, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 .................... .60 N. 150 ft. to Beg. .......— ......... ...I.:...::....:;...:...J0.7 2 Manholes (4-0) at 50.00 ..... ..... 100.00 Blanche Jordon, lo»t 2, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 .......... — 60 >1 Spencer Heights, Hanford. F lo rin Extra Work .............................. 27.83 Nell Gather Lawson, Lot 3, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 ___ -.64 204JO n Monument at street intersection .... 6.50 G. W. Spencer, IAt 0 ..................... yv.r ..„r - T..y.-t -80.7 J. C. Deen, Lot 4, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 ............... .......... -60 :5 laboratory Inspection of materials (18.88 J. C. Wainright, Lot 12 ----------------- ..................1132 S. G. Messer, L o t'6, Blk. in / Tr. 4 ...................... ...60 vm . B Legal expense, advertising etc., 2 110.20 G. W. Spencer, Lot 18 ............................................ .133 Seminole Realty A ln v . Co. Lot 0 Blk. 13, Tr. 3 .6 0 230.83 1 1 Engineering 5 per rent ............... 276.51 G. W. Spencer, Lot 24 ...................................- ..... -.133 t ” Lot 7, Blk. 13, Tr. 3...,......... ...50 25XL82 G. W. Spencer, Beg. at Int. of the R u t Line' ” ” Lot 8 Blk. 13 Tr. 3 — ------2 M J0 -4M I Totnl cost .................................................... Pork Ave. with the N. Line of Hughey Knight A lllgglns, Lot 9 Bjk. 13, Tr. 3 ........... ...60 St. run E. 6l ft. N. 58.5 ft. W. 5^, ft. 8. To be borne entirely by adjacent property. ir. K. Squires, lAt 19, Blk. 13, Tr. 3 .............. ....... ...60 58.5 ft. to Reg........ ............. —LV..'......................51 Number of feet frontage .................................................. 1(503.6 . C. A. Spencer, Lot 1, Blk. 14, Tr. 4................. .60 230,32 The above and foregoing final Assessments nre payable without Assessment per foot frontage ................. ....................... J3.7196 C. A. Spencer, Lot 2, Blk. 14, Tr. 4...................... ...50 2309)2 interest up to March 15,^1925, and from and after such date, said FRED T. WILLIAMS Engineer 294JO ■ special assessments will be payable onl^- In Ten Equal annual In­ C. A. Spencer, Lot 3, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 ............... . ....04 Foot Final C. A. Spencer, Lot 4, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 ____ ........ - 6 0 230-32 stallments with Interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred pay­ Name Description Frontage Assessment C. A. Spencer, Lot 6, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 ........... 1..... 230JJ2 60 ments. Markham Park Heights, Sanford, Fla. W. A. Brown, Lot 6, Blk. 14, Tr. 3 .................. . —.60 230J2 Witness my hand as City’ Clerk and the Seal of the City of San­ Mny T. Woodruff, Lot 7, Blk. G ......................... 135 602.14 W. A. I-efTler, Lot 7, Blk. 14, Tr. 3 ........... ...60 230«S2 D. L. Thrasher, Lot 8, Blk. G —— .......1___ ...135 502.14 ford, Florida this 11th day of February A. D., 1925. I!. B. Baggett, Lot 8, Blk. 14, Tr. 3 .............. .64 2944)6 ' L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk Reginald Holly, Lot 7, Blk. H ..............................140 lIZ O N tA L , 12. A printer’s measure. 520.74 J. F. McClelland, Lot 9, Blk. 14, Tr. 3 .................. ...60 230412 14. Ego. W. S. Price, Lot 8, Blk. II .....................................140 520.74 Publish Feb. 13, 20, 27, March fl and lffth. d. F. McClelland, Lot 10, UlM. 14, Tr. 8 ., ... 60 230-32 15. Strikes. ----------------- o— —— —----Leslie Went, Lot 7, Blk. I .-.............. .„.................135 602.14 10. Skill. Elisabeth B. Musson, Lot 1, Blk. 16, Tr. 4 —60 2304)2 502.14 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON COMRealty Trust Co., Lot 8 Blk. 1.................................. 185 17. Period of time. F. R. Savage, Lot 2, Blk. 15, Tr. 4 ......... ....50 230412 MERCIA I, STREET FROM PALMETTO A V E SANFORD 19. P art of a sail (pi). N. H. Garner’s Addition to Markham Park E. S. Hockey, Ltot .T Blk. 15, Tr. 4,........ 6 4 294JO 27. Fat. AVE. AND SANFORD AVE. FROM COMMERCIAL STREET Heights, Sanford, Florida 8. M. Schwartx, Lot 4, Blk. 15,‘Tr. 4 ......... JM 28. Essential oil of roses. TO FIRST STREET Joe E. Richie, Lot 1, Blk. J ................ ..... ...............69 210.40 31. Beast of burden. devours. The following is the final estimate of the cost of paving Com­ J. C. Deen, Lot 5, Blk. 18, Tr. 4 ............... 219.40 N. E. W. Sistrunk, Lot 2, Blk. J ............ ......... ..........69 32. Track of .Wheel. W. L. Morgan, Lot 6, Blk. 15, Tr. 3 .... ... 67 202.50 602.14 mercial St., from Palmetto Ave. to Sanford Ave. with oil asphnlt, 33. Monkey. Fred R. Wilson, Lot 3, Blk. J ..............................135 U B. Hollar, Lot 7, Blk. 15, Tr. 3 ............ ... 60 230.82 35. Sped. and on Sanford Ave. from Commercial St. to First St. with lj»ke Spencer Heights, Hanford, Florida -6 0 230.82 30. Part Of vprb “to be." Asphalt. Roth types of surfuce being laid on a 6” rock foundation, Watson M. Reel, Ix t 8, Blk. 16, Tr. 3 ....... W. R. Frier, Lot 1....................................... -..........132.0 403.21 87. Doctrine. Melsch Realty Co., Lot 9, Blk. 16, Tr. 3 . .60 230J2 490.99 and (taved 4(1 feot in width. W. C. Hill, Lot 7 ................................................... 132 39. Waits. Ernest Padgett, Lot 10, Blk. 15, Tr. 3. .. ....57 262J0 494.70 604 Cu. Yds. Grading at 40c ........Z . .............. 1................... 241.60 40. Someone else. Margaret Roberts, Lot 13 ,v Melsch Realty Co., Lot 1, Hlk. 16, Tr. 4 ... -.69 317J3 3050 Stn. Yds. overhaul at 1c ....................... 30.50 42. To exile. 494.70 Margaret Roberts, Lot 19 ....................................... 133 W. J. Thigpen, Lot 2, Blk. 16, Tr. 4 43. Breezed. 1031 Lin. Ft. curb and cutter at 76c .......... 783.56 The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without In­ I T. E. Wilson Est. Lot C, Blk. 16, Tr. 3 ....... .........69 47. Help. 317J3 terest up to Match 15, 1925, and from and after such date, said 114 Lin. Ft. single curb headers .............................................. 39.90 T. E. Wilson Est., Lot 7, Blk. 16, Tr. 3 ____ ......- 6 9 48. Male. uted portable Blabs. 317,83 -lv 61. To wax. assessments will, bq payable only in 15 equal annual installments with 151 Lin. Ft. granite curb (reset) at 15c ................................... 22.65 ghtly. J*v; Wellington's Addition, Sanford, Florida 2241 Sq. Yds. Macadam foundation (6”) at 80c .!......... 1792.80 62. Present. of blood, interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments. 54. Snake (pi.) 1036.32 T. E. Wilson Estate, Lot 5 - — . . - . ............... ...... 60 2510.82 ■» Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San­ 1016 Sq. Yds. asphalt pave, (2” top) at 1.02 ................... 55. I.euvo out. nlc scale. 1218 Sq. Yds, asphalt pave, Lake at 1.22 ....... 1485.96 T. E. Wilson Estate, Lot 6.............................. ......... 50 230.82 ford, Florida, this 11th day of February, A. D. 1925. 57. Negative. 589 Sq. Yds. asphalt paveing, relay edge at 44c ................... 259.16 T. E. Wilson Estnte, Lot 7 —i.-.;/.................... .........60 230.32 a 59. Point of compass. L. R. PHILIPS, City Cleric -2 706 Sq. Ft. concrete nllcy return at 30c ........................... 211.80 T. E. Wilson Eatute, Lot 8 ................. ........ ..........60 01. Sun god. 230.82 Publish, Feb. 18, 20, 27 and March 0 and 13th. 02. By. 7 Inlets, Type R. nt 30.00 ...................... ....... ......................... 210.00 C. R. Lord, Lot 12 .............................. ............ 800JIQ ...1 7 6 -----------------o----------------2 Manholes 4-6 at 50.00 ............................................................ 100.00 T. E. Wilson, Lot 151 ................ .................... .........62 2M .& TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON SAN­ ■ Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle 565 M. 3” Drain tile (0-3) at 100.00 .................................. 56.50 Kate Humphries, Lot 14 ...........:................... ........ 60 276.38 FORD AVENUE FROM COMMERCIAL STREET TO ■i .1.. 498 Lin. Ft. 12” Storm Sewer (0-4) at 1.05 .............................. 522.90 A. I:. Ensniinger, Lot 15 ...................... ....... ..........00 270.38 LAKE MONROE. AND SEMINOLE BOULE­ t 28 Lin, Ft. High curb at 45c ............................................. 12.60 T. E. Wilson, Lot 10 .......................... ............ ......... 60 230,82 VARD FROM SANFORD AYE. TO ■ 1 Monument at street intersection at 0.50 ...................... 6.50 Harry Kent, Lot 17 .................. ............ 276J8 PALMETTO AVE. * Laboratory Inspection of materials ........................... . 85.16 Harry Kent, Ia I 18 ......................................... .........60 230412 The following is the final estimate of the cost of paving Sanford rty. l egal Expense, advertising, etc 2 per eent 136.25 Harry Kent N. 20 ft., Isit 19 .................. . ........ so 92.1B Avenue from Commercial St., North to Lake Monroe, and Seminole I .« .IB.b r» — (a Engineering 6 per cent ............ ........ .......................... . 340.64 C. T. Kent, Lot 19, Less N. 20 ft. .... ..... ......... 78 f tny plant. 359,28 Boulevard from Sanford Ave., west to Palmeto Ave., a width of 40 I ncAi. n k rl •** ' j ’■ A*a Sanford llelghta, Addition to Banford feet with Lake Asphalt on n 6“ Rock Rase. VI I In the ocean, 7,374.80 . J m -i " • | H v« * | l d L , H. Wight, Lot 14................. ....................... . 902 Cu. Yds. Griding at 40c ........... ......................... .............. M 360.80 ■ .......... 07 pieces of wood. 308.62 To b« borne entirely by adjacent property owners. w * •*•*' m i k i? 1337 Lin. F t curb & Gutter at 76c ............................................ 101(1.12 ! H. Wight, Lot 16 ........;..................................... ..........07 * 808.62 Number o^ feet frontage: ■2, .•l||* 3 -J W * 7VT - 1 ......... 21.35 C. N. Williams, lAt 16 ............. ............ .'...... 01 Lin Ft. Headers at 35c ......................- ............... 308.02 .................... 456.8 On Hanford Avenue . . . i . ....4........ [tochurch methods. ......... 2349.(50 Mrs. Maude Jamison, Lot 17 .......................... ’. w v v - ^ i s - ^ ' >>:»« 2937 Sq. Yds. macadam foundation 6” at 80c ......... ........ 87 308.62 .......... ...... 18.8182 Cort per foot frontnge ............. ." J ..........3668.60 L. P. Ilngun, Lot 44 ....................... ........... .......... 07 2925 Sq. Yds. Lake Asphalt Pave, at 1.22 ................ 308.02 ■8.1 r. «”»T ’ ... pH ................ 468 On Commercial Street - ................ .......... 14.40 A. 1). Shoemaker, Lot 45 ...........;.................. .......... 07 14B Sq. Ft. concrete 6” alley returns at 30c ......... 308.08 ...... $ 7,772 Cost per foot frontage ................... .......... 57.60 A. 1). Shoemaker, Lot 46 .................... ........ .......... 67 2.5 Cu. Yds. Class B. concrete at 23.00 ................... 308.62 Final Foot .......... 105.00 S. S. Ituiimel, Lot 47 ................... 3 Inlets Type A. at 35.00 ..........;!........................... 67 5108.62 Assessment W. T. Field, IAt 80 .................... Name Desrrlptlun Frontage ....... 30.00 1 Inlet Type B. at 30.00.............. ........... ............ ......... 67 5108.62 Line Clyde Steamship Co. Beg. at Int. of E ........... 200.00 W. T. Field, IAt 81 ................... News (475.9) 40 Lin. Ft. 24” Concrete sewer 8-10 at 5.00 ......... 5108.62 Palmetto Ave., with N. Line of Commercial ■citul. T. E. Thornley, Lot 82 . —....... 1 Manhole 4-6 at bO.OO ............... ,.... ....................................... 50.00 .........67 308.62 St. Run N. 100 ft. K. 115 ft. S. 100 ft. W. w o e — Davenport (483.0) 7 T. E. Thornley, Lot 83 .*v............................. .......... 67 1 Manhole 8-10 ...................... ..................................................... «r'M 308.62 909.32 W. T. Field, Lot 127 ...................... Sandman; 7:30 religious discussion; 1.207 M. 3” Drain Tile Tile 0-3 at 100.00 ................................. 120.70 116 ft. to Beg....................................................... 117 ...........65 299.41 9 orchestra, entertainers. Lake Front Imp. Co., Beg. nt Int. of W. line of W. M. Scott, Lot 128 ...................... 294JO KOA — Denver (322.4) 10 or- 264 l.ln. Ft. 12” concrete storm sewer at 1.05 ..........................277.20 Sanford Ave. with N. line Commercial St. W. M. Scott, Lot 129 ......................... ......... .......... 64 * 1 Extra Work ................................................. v......................... 370.08 294.80 [With Suh-Irriffa- chestrn. run N. 100 ft. W. 117 ft. H. 100 ft. E. 117 George A. DeCottes, Lot 130 1 Monument at street Intersection 0.60 ............................... 6.50 WWJ—Detroit (silent.) ......... 64 294.RO ftd E xcellent Hy 909.32 to Beg.................................................................... 117 WBAP — Fort .Worth (silent.) Geoige A. DeCottes, Lot 131 ...................... ........ .65 laboratory Inspection of materials ................................ . 106.95 299,41 ntal P lan tln R s 758.92 .1 N. Whittier Kst., Lot 1, Blk. 2, Tr. 1.............. 93.4 KNX — Hollywood (337) 8:15 Ix*gal expense, advertising, etc, 2 per cent ........................ 173.39 Markham Park Hrlfhta orchestra; 9:30 organ; 10 voyage to 226.519 433.49 J N. Whltner Kst., Lot 1, Blk. .2, Tr. 1..................29 Engineering 6 per cent ...... ................................ |A .Nayarit, Mexico, South Sens; 12 orchestra; 1 June Sheridan Jewett, T.ot 2, Blk. C .......... .............. 56 257.95 225.39 Florence Ileardall, IAt 2, Blk 2, Tr. 1......................29 >»ni Dunn, an Amer- Pursoll, Wight Bros. Co., Lot 3, Blk C ................................ 65 253.5)6 225.3'.) Florence Beardall, Lot .3, Blk. 2, Tr. 1,................1.....29 m demonstrated that WOS — Jefferson City (silent.) Total cost ........................................................................ ............... 19,276.68 V. (’. Douglass, Lot 5, Blk. C, ..................................... 55 253.86 233.16 )y be grown on exS. O. Chase, Lot 4, Blk. 2, Tr. 1............................V.30 WDAF-Kansas City Star (305.0) To be borne entirely by adjacent property. |uf this district with- 0 Sehool of the Air; 11:45 Night851 5182.32 9.11.13 V. E. Douglass, Lot 6, Blk. C ........... S. O. Chase, Iait 6, Blk. 2, Tr. 1, .............. ........... 116 Number of feet frontage .................................................1167.85 |necessity of artificial hawks* 382.32 909.72 W. A. Knight, W. 89.5 ft., Ia I 2, Blk. D .......... ....83 S. Puleston und Ed. Higgins, Lot 16 Blk. 2, Tr. 1, 117 Assessment per foot frontage ...»......................... .......... 8.01119 WHB — Kansas City (silent.) Interstate Contracting Co., Lot 3, Block D............... 851 382.32 Chapman & Tucker's Addition i manager of the HaKHJ — Los Angeles Times (404) FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer Interstate Contracting Co., N. 17 ft., Lot 6, Blk. D, I. ako Front Improvement nichis, a California- 8 orchestra; H:30 children; 9:45 Final Foot 793.86 | of some 85,000 acres talk; 10 valentine party; 12 or­ .......................................... 17 78.31 Co.. Lot 1, Blk. 1, (Less 8. 25 ft.) ..................97.7 Assessment Name Description Frontage Acnponeta river chestra; 2 Lost Angels of KHJ. 203.14 Mrs. !.. J. Schwalbe, S. 66 ft. of Lot 6, Blk. D. J. D. Davison, S. 25 ft. Lot 1, Blk 1 ......................25 Lake View Park. Sanford, Florida |iy. Growers say.the WHAS—Louisville Times (399.8) ............................................................................ 66 304.01 268.14 ' 400.60 Mrs. A. R. Marshall, IAt 1, Blk. 2......................-.33 «ly to prove of eco- 7:30 trio, baritone. Lake Front Improvement Co. Lot 41 ...........~ 60 Fas. II« Cowan, Lot 3, Blk. 1....... T.................... 60 276JW 208.11 Mrs. A. It. Marshall, Lot 2, Blk..2............. .......... -.351 >ncf. I’roduction of WMC—Memphis Commercial Ap- Lake Front Improvement Co. Lots 42-43-44*45-46 I ....................60 27IL518 208.14 James H. Cowan, Lot 4, Hlk. I rze seal., without ir-1 ,lt.u| (.juo.7) 8:30 classical, M. F. Robinson, IAt 3, Blk. 2 ................................. 33 ‘ 2,003.00 50 ft. ench .................................... ........................... ...... Realty Trust Co., Lot 5, Blk. 1 ........... ..... 60 276.38 we much money now | WCCO — Minneapolis-St. Paul 216.95 1,339.99 John Malleni, la»t 4, Blk. 2 ....................... .............20.7 Ping plants or grnv-1 (,U0.4) 8 philosophies; 8:15 travel Lake Front Improvement Co., Lot 47 ............ 107.25 Realty Trust Co., Lot 8, Ulk. 1 .................................60 276.38 The above und foregoing final assessments are payable without in­ 938.99 ! talk; 8:30 mundolin orchestra; 10 laike Front Improvement Co., Ia i 48 .................. 117.2 Hpenrer Heights, Hanford, Florida ' 400.61) terest up to March 16, 1925, and from and after such date, said Mr. Dunn, there are! dance. Lake Front Improvement Co., IAt 49 ..................... 50 G. W. Spencer, Lot 1 ....................- .......................... 70 5122.44 •uiands of acres of I CKAC — Montreal (437) (5:30 400.60 special assessments will be payable only in 16 equal annual install­ G. W. Spencer, Lot 2 ...........................................70 5122.44 ile river bottom I concert; 7:30 program; 9:30 or- lAke Front Imporvement Co. Lot 50 ................... 60 400.60 ments with interest at 8 per cent per nnnum on all deferred pay­ lAke Front Improvement Co., Lot 51..................60 a»hed in the (leltus chestrn. G. W. Spencer, Lot 5 1 .................................................70 322.44 400.60 ments. which are capable WJZ — New Yqrk (454.3) <5 or­ Lake Front Improvement Co., Lot 62 ......................60 G. W. Spencer, Lot 4 .............................................. -.70 322.44 Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Han'» 18.12 •ugar-cune without chestra; 9:30 dance. Lake Front Improvement Co. North 2.3 ft. Lot 63, 2.3 G. W. Spencer, Lot 5................................................... 70 322.44 ^*oil is u fine river WHN — New York1(361.2) 0:30 Lake Front Improvement Co., iAt G .......—....... 125.1 ’ 1002.28 f*rd, Florida this 11th day of February A. D., 1925. G. W. Spencer, lu>t 6 ........................... 12.0 69.42 P«p. This allows the orchestra; 7:30 dance; 10 enter­ L. It. PHILIPS. City Clerk Clyde Steamship Co., Beg. 300 Ft. N. of the Int. »tion of the * heavy tainers; 10:30 dnnee. G. W. Spencer, Beg. 25 ft. E. and 21.5 ft. N. of ' Publish Feb. 13, 20, 27 nnd Murch 6 and 13th. without the WJY — New York (silent.) N. Line Commercial St. with F. line Palmetto the Int. of Centerlines of Hughey St. nnd -----------------O ----------------The ground thus Is WNYC — New York (526) ChuAve. Run N. 400 ft, E. 115 ft. 8. 400 ft. W. Purk Ave., Run N. 58.6 ft. E. 51 ft. S. 58.6 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON PARK Iterated to -a coin-id------- teau four; 7:30 quurtct; 8:15 re1,976.92 115 ft. to Beg. (Less Seminole Boulevard) .246 ft. W. 51 ft. toBeg. - ........................................... 58.6 269.47 ,»?<! u condition o f, lcita; 0:10 truvel talk. AVE. FROM TENTH STREET TO HUGHEY STREET The above and foregoing Final assessments nre payable i{i full * found to exist. In KGO — Oakland (299.8) 6 conThe following is the final estimate of the cost of paving I’urk Mrs. J. I.. Munson, Beg. at Int. of S. line of l!r>*.Vh°t ha* i cert; 10 string quartet, address; 12 without interest up to March 15, 1925 and from und after such date, Ave. u width of 21 feet from Tenth St. south to Hughey St. with N. E.* 1-4 of N. E. 1-1 sec. 36. |p. 19 l*verage yield above dance, soloists. said special assessments will lie payable only in fifteen equal annua It. 510 K. with SWIy line A. L. Ry., (Ovf ' sheet asphalt on a 0" rock bale except for the central 15 feet where ?■ within a*year. The WOAW — Omaha (526) 6 dra­ ptleM, with u pleas- matic; 6:30 ^endings; 0:45 pro­ installments with interest at H per cent per annupi.on all deferred old brick pavement wns used u» n base. iedo llrundi) right-of-way run W. to Purk , •; . _ Ave. N. to R. R. R.—W. H. Ly. to Beg. (L«** gram; 9 musical; 11 Nightingales; payments. .. 713.60 Witness my ham) as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San- 1784 Cu. Yd. grading nt lOc ........................................... | 11:30 organ. S. 64 ft.) ......t.............. - ............. ........ - ..... 411.2 612.2iJ .. 660.50 65050 Str. Yds. overhaul ut lc .................. ................ i-------VVIP — Philadelphia (509.9) fl. f , thi, 11th day of February A. D. 10?5. A. Derby, S. 51 ft. of the following: Beg. at Int. $ .6296.44 6969 Lin. Ft. Curb' & (Sutter at 76c ................................ | tn1^ 7 concert; 9:03 orchestra; 10 ,orn’ r , ° l . r . PHILIPS, City Clerk of S. Line of N. E. 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 Sec. .118.66 339 iJn. Ft. Headers nt 35c .............................. ........... | WFI — Philadelphia (395) 6 Publish Feb. 13, 20, 27, March 6 and 13th. 36, Tp. 19 R. 30 with SWIy line, A. C. L. Ry. 3168.00 51900 Sq. Yds. Macadam Foundation 6” thick ut 80c •■for Feb. II. itnlk; talk; 7 concert. I! -----------------0------------------- — v ---------------- . v 10712 Sq. Yds. Asphalt pavement (2“ Top) at 1.02 .... R-W run W. to Park Ave. N. to R. R. 10926.24 ‘te Journal (428.il) 8* WCAE—Pittsburgh (461.3) 0:30 T0 A, L PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON HUGHEY R—W SEly to Beg. ...... ......................64 f 248.74 .. 69.90 233 Sq. Ft. Concrete pave (6" Alley returns) at 30c d,y concert; 10:451 Uncle Kaybee; 6:45 movie chat; 7 STREET FROM SANFORD AVBNUB TO PARK AVENUE F. L. Miller, Beg. 25 ft. N. of Int. of the W. tin* C ‘ ... 99.59 and (Sruco Me-1 mud talkj t j30 municul. I .. . * »l pini»i Fstlmatt* for Puviiiic iluirhry Struct •1.33 Cu. Yds. concrete Class U. at 23.00 ...................... KDKA—Pittsburgh (309.1) 6:30, The Following is the Final M ttpiate ™ Park Ave. with the S. Line of N, E. 1:4 of $4. 140.00 4 Inlets Type A. at 555.00 ..................................... v......... 1valentine s J r p r t e ^ 6 :15*talk• 7:301from‘ sIn*ford AvJ. west to Park Ave.. 24 feet in width with sheet x**n (silent.) E. l-4 of Sec. 36 Tp. 19 R. 30 Run \V- 150 .0 ........ 210.90 asphalt using 6” of compressed rock and the old 15 feet wide grout­ 8 Inlet* Type B. ut 30.00 .......- ........................................ ..... -1160.60 band concert. | r,l« (319) 6 music ft. N. to R-W of A. C. L. Ry. H. 60 de­ 422 Lin. Ft. 12" concrete sewer 8-10 ut 2.75 —......... Tribune (370.2) KGW-Portland Oregonian (492) ed brick paving for the base grees East to Park Ave. S. to R eg.,(L eia ....... 5100.00 $ 106.40 6 Manholes 4-0 ut 50.00 ............................... ................... 11 ensemble, string 12 orchestra. 30 ft. along N. side for Street .......... -....- ■■■140 644.88 ....... 256.00 “•tort; 10 orchestras. I PWX — Porto ftlco (400) 7:30 266 Cu. Yds. grading at 40c .............. .......... 1.140.76 3 Munholes 8-10 ut 85.00 ........... - ................... - ............... 1501 Lin. Ft. Curb und Gutter at 76c .......... (-mcago News (447.6) I concert. Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Co., A strip of land 60 ....... 120.00 lfl.45 1200 Ft. 3" Drain Tile 0-3 at 100.00 'hestra; 8:3U photoKPO — San Francisco (129..») 47 Lin. Ft. single curb header* at 35c .......... ft. in width, 25 ft. on each side of the center 4 844 M. B. M. Lumber in trenches at 75-00 .......................... ....... «:L70 480.80 theater. 7:550 new plays; 10 orchestra. 601 Sq. .Yds. single^curb foundation ut 80c line cf the Oviedo Br. of the A. C. L. Ry. be­ .......1606.15 1529 Lin. Ft. 12” concrete storm Hewer 0-4 at l.Ofi ----(344.6) 7 lullKPQX — Seattle (2.38) 10 or- 1877 Sq. Yds. sheet asphalt top at 102 ...... 1,914.54 tween Oak Avenue and Magnolia Ave. in San­ dance, organ, har-1 chestrn; 11 concert; 12 dance. 109.20 H Lin. Ft. 18” Concrete storm sewor 0-4 at 2.25 .... ...... ___ 18.00 ,11:15 Senate theater ! WGY—Schenectady (379.5) 8:30 364 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns at 30c-....-. ford. Fla.................... ........ - ...... ....... - J .... — .100 460.651 ....... 26.510 50.00 Extra Work .............................. —t........................................... N o (492) 7 C 0V dance, ‘ con-! songs. v„ 1 Manhole at 50.00 .......—.......—.................. The above and forkgoing final assessments are payable without ..... 39.00 6 Monuments at street intersections ....... ......... ............... 57.27 WBZ— Springfield (333.1) 6:16 Laboratory Inspection of Materials rj.O., talk; 9:35 clastrio, 77.51 Laboratory Inspection of materials — .............................. ____ 312.61 Interest up to Murch 15, 1926 and from and after such date, eaj^l nhistory; i s i o r y ; o6:30 :.w ir io , rreader, e n u e r , violinist; .......... . _ . ... •> n^ r ,.#rlf P>‘c»go (37021) 7 or _ j 8:05 solos, instrumental; 9:05 vo- Legal Expense Adv. EU., - P*r 193.77 Legal Expense, advertising etc, 2 per cent ......................... ........ 600.18 •pedal assessments will be payable only in fifteen equal annual Engineering 5 per eont *j guitarist, i Engineering 6 per cent ............................... ................. — • ..... -1250.46 installments with interest ut 8 per cent per annum on all deferred ,K'* Kuitarists, piano-' WBBR — Staten Island (272.3) payments. n t u c u r u a — i 7 flute, vocal. Total Cost ............ - ....................................... .. Witness my hand an City Clerk and the Seal of the City of-San­ 27072.71 . thtown Economist K3D _ St. Loui* P‘»*t Dispatch To be borne entirely by adjacent property. Less 67.6 Srf. Yds. has* at 80c paid by Sou. Utilities Co. .-.1- 64.08 ford, Florida, thia 11th day of February, A. D. 1926. 8 harmonidn, (345.1) 8 concert. 1674.1 -.Pianist, vocal 1 WRC — Washington (4<>8.6) 6 Number Feet frontage ------L. R. PHILIPS. City Clerk J___• ^ ... $2.6)138 teiinnati (422.51) o'niusicT 7 Bible talk; 7:510 concert; Assessment per foot frontage .$27,018.83 Publish Feb. 13, 20, 27, March 6 and 13th. Total FRED T. WILLIAMS, E n g in m l i , ’ W1ifone. [8:30 announced; 9:30 dance; 10;1.> 'tend (273) 8 Rain- organ. LANDSIN ARE TO iVELOPED Program h 11 : 1 1 �3K ; 'V — •X-- - _ J.. It ■------ xl 1. RETURN MATCH I S WELCOMED BY (BIG^MUNN KANSAS CITY. Feb. 13.—About $6,000 nroceed of bin first match a:i tltlchcldcr) with Stanislaus Zbyzko last night, will be very welf>v como to Wayne (Big) Munn, cham­ pion heavyweight wrestler, his manager, Gabriel Kaufman said to­ day. Munn, he said, had been able to realize little from his skill as a wrestler, until he recently defeat­ ed Ed “Strangler" Lewis for the title. He had, hie manager ex­ plained, eked out "a hand to mouth" existence for nine months in Kansas City, awaiting an op-1 nortunity and hoping that wrest-1 • ling would some time pay him in j proportion to the merit he believ- j ed lie possessed. Munn. Kaufmann said, would re­ ceive about 25 per* rent of the $20,000 gate receipts of lust night's mutch, lie and six other wrest­ lers who appeared in preliminary matches, will obtain CO per cent, the manager stated. Munn obtain­ ed but a small part of the "gate" in the Lewis match. Offers had begun to some in for other matches today nod the for­ mer Nebraska football player has I., announced thut bo will meet ull ■,, challengers as "fast us I can get to them." He is scheduled, to meet Mike . Romano Feb. 18 in Chirni'o and **' " to wrestle the winner of u tournu• ment which will begin in Cleveland about that time, his mnnnger{ _ raid. *1U .Ti'm X. HaM C e rtif ic a te e m b r a c e s t h V fol- le ss t h e Bntith ».00 ch a in s, a n d to a n y a n d n il o t h e r | » n w M l o s i n g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y a l tu n tc d w h o se n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n , c l a im ­ In g e m ln o le c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , l o - w l t : in g s n y r ig h t , t i t l e o r I n te r e s t In « I to m M id w a y In Sec. 33 a n d to th e p r o p e r t y h e r e in a b o v e d escrib ed , or. a n y p n r t o r p a r r e l Tw p. IS *. n. at »B. TI hI I eP N».tid * e* llll Iland ld U t ’ . b ein g a s s e s s e d a t . t h e . la te o f . t h e : « l ' * r *pf‘ It la h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t you Issuance of a u e h c e r t i f i c a t e In th e n a m e o f U n k n o w n . T h a t L o ttie C. a n d each of you. b e a n d a p p e a r b e ­ C a ld w ell p u r c h a a e r o f T a x C e r t if i­ fore o u r said C i r c u it C o u r t a t t h e c a te No. 429. d a t e d t h e 2nd d a y of C o u rt llo u a e a t S a n fo rd , F lo rid a , on J u n e A. D. ISIS, h a s filed sa id c e r ­ t h e l l h d a y o f A pril, A. D. 1925. tif ic a te In m y o f fic e a n d h a s m a d e a n d th e n a n d t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r a p p l ic a tio n f o r t a x dee d to Issue In to th e hill of c o m p la in t e x h ib ite d a c c o r d a n c e w i t h la w . Raid c s r t l a g a i n s t you In t h i s cause. It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s f lc a te e m b r a c e s t h e f o llo w in g d e ­ sc rib e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In S e m i­ O rd e r of P u b lic a tio n he p u b lis h e d nole C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , t o - w i t L ola In T h e Hanford H e r a ld , a n e w a p a p e r 170 a n d 1*0 M id w a y In Sec. 33 p ublished In Hanford. F lo rid a . W1T.VBRR. K. A. D o uglass. C le rk Twp. 19 R. R. 31 K. s s e d a t of said c o u r t n nd t h e seal th e re o f. Becomes New Woman Cham* th Te hde a tsae ido f lat hn ed Ibsesiunagn c ae s s eof su c h In T h e F a n f o rd H e r a ld , a n e w s p a ­ r ' publish ed In H anford. Remlnole pion In National Swimming c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n a m e o f U n k n o w n . Cp eounty. F lo rid a , on ce enrli w ee k U nless nald r e r t l f l e a t e s h a ll be r e fo r cl will c o n s e c u tiv e w eeks. Contest At St. Augustine dem tned a c c o r d i n g t o la w ta x deed WITNKH8 my ham ! a n d t h e se a l will Issue t h e r e o n on r h e 23rd ilav o f Die C irc u it C o u rt o f th e S e v e n th arch A. D. 1935. ST AUGUSTINE, Fla., Feb. 13. of WMitn e s s niy o ffic ia l s i g n a t u r e an d J u d ic ia l C irc u it of t h e R t a te of l lorhlii. In am! fo r Retnlnnle C o u n ­ —The third day’s racing of the Na­ scat th is th e 12th d a y o f F e b r u a r y ty, on t h is tlie m ii day of J a n u a r y , D. 1925. A. !>.. 1925. tional swimming championships A. m eal) , V. R. DOUGLASS. V. K. n o c m . A S H , C lerk r i r o u l i C o u r t S em inole (S e a l) produced a new national women’s j c l e r k of th e C irc u it C o u r t ; C o u n ty . F lo rid a . Ilf th e S ev en th J u d ic ia l I champion at the one hundred yards By: A. M. WKF.Kfl. I). C. C irc u it of F lo r i d a in a n d ) Feh. 1.1, 20. 27; Mar. «. 13. 20 rvent. fo r S em inole CAunty. • By A. M. WBRKH. I>. C. Ethel Larkie, of Chicago, who IN T U B C IR C U IT CO U RT O F T U B _____ . . A. D eC nttes a n d O. W.Mpen- ; 9F.VF.NTH J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT I r r r Jr., S o licitors a n d of C onn- I won the 100-metres event at last OK F L O R ID A . IN A ND FOII i " f COUNTY. •, ( ° r C o m p ln m a n t. stiminer’s Olympics at Paris, ia the • SF.HINOI.F. IN C H A N C B R Y )1*9- *• ,fi- 23 new titleholder a t the century disc. llel-A Ir R e a l ty C o m p a n y , a c o r p o r a - F *’* • 8> *3, * '• *7, 3 ,3 r‘ lion, c o m p la i n a n t, Out to retrieve herself after los­ vs. ing two gruelling races this week CITA TIO N . N otice of A nn u al M eeliux of N toek-j h o ld e rs of . for championship honors a t the M " 'v r-|nn. et si.. D e f e n d a n ts . a ry C. O lnn. Jn o . M. F r a n c i s VAI.IIKK IIOTUI. COMPANY 1| 60 and 225 yards distances, the titmT o wMile. —— — F r a n c is . Chnrlr*i 1 , H anford, FlorlHn Illinois Club girl swam a race a- s . Kranrl* ami wife. Aiicc B. Frun-1 NOTICK IS IIB ttB R Y OIVI4N.I gainst some of those who have dams, to-wit: Mary c. dlnn. Jno. M. T h a t iu p iirsiin n fc w ith th e c h u r t proven themselves to be leaders in 1Francis uod wife, ----- ----- Francis. c r nml III n c c o rd a n c e w ith t h e p r o ­ runnccrls a n d w ife, Alice vision of law . t h e a n n u a l m e e ti n g I the c h a m p io n sh ip s, C h a rle s H. F ra d a n t s he ileud. to a ll p a r t i e s rliilni- of th e s to c k h o ld e r s of t h e V ald e s! The four hundred yards relay Ing I n t e r e s t s u n d e r enrli nml eve ry H otel C o m p an y w ill lie held nt lliej Was avoii by the first team of the of th e f o llo w in g d e c e a s e d defeil- o ffic e of t h e H c c re ln r y ul 107 S outh a n d each nml e v e r y of th e uhove P a r k A venue. In th e C ity of H a n - | woman swimming association of els, nam ed d e f e n d a n ts . If liv in g , nml if ford, F lo rid a , on th e in th d a y of New York in four minutes and 34 eith er, nny o r ull of t h e said d e r e n - M urrh, nt t h e h o u r of 7 :-T0 I*. M. J seconds. The winning team com­ S o u th e a s t Q u a r t e r of s a id Hertlnn. fo r t h e p u r p o s e of c o n s id e r in g su c h ' n s h ip an d R a n g e , n nd r u n F ust m a t t e r s a s m a y lie ht;nuKht b e f o r e ; prised Gertrude Ederle, Aileen Tn eorwof o r t h w e s t Q u u r l e r of t b - It. Biggin, Adelaide Lambert and Hel­ K. F r a ut hdes ,N or o t h e r w i s e , , to '|tul to D ate d t h is Slh day o f F e b r u a r y , en Wnimight. The W. S. A. sec­ th e Inmls h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d ; to 1925. all p a r ti e s d u l m l n g I n t e r e s t s u n d ­ I.. A. BR PM I.BV . ond team won the second place in e r Mary Oinn. d ec ea sed , nml b u s st: P re s id e n t . the reluy in the Detroit Yacht club band. A r t h u r (lin n , d e c e a se d . Ail A tAt el.l-'IIFI > FORT HR. S e c r e ta r y . of Detroit, the third and Tampa g u s t o s I. V au g h n , d e c e a se d nn d i Feb] IS, 17. 20, an d 27. Athletic club team of Tampa wife, L ouisa C. V a u g h n , deceased, Islah I). I ln r t , d e c e a se d und wife, fourth. —--------- l l a r t , d e c e a se d , o r o t h e r ­ In a 120 yards free style event wise, In a n d to t h e f o llo w in g ileAdelaide Lambert of New York ! scribed lands situate, lying ami lie__ _ on m y established u new national record 1of !"’\ n ,y Heinlnole nml,"r„.at,,,f"ril-.(:«' S t a l e of F lo rid a , of one minute und 25 seconds flat j m ore p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r ib e d as fnlfor the distance. Margaret R a v i o r | l " w s . t n- wi t t h a t p a r t of t h e S o u th w e s t of Philadelphia, finished second and Q uAll n r l s r of (lie N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r ! Frances Clark of Philadelphia nml t h e N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r of Hie A r > n n i l i i n n l i n n n f m n n l o HU If It I*. S o u th e a s t Q u a r t e r of S ectio n 31. | C O m iJ H in ilO I l Of n i i i p u . S lIR U l. third. T o w n s h ip is . S o u th of itunite at m o f i n n i i t n n d t i p o n n iilltH F a st, w hich lies F a s t of t h e H r - I L U C im n u i, UIHI I't-U U l l i m a lumlo anil M ellonvllle Itnuil, less ! „ heKlnnltiK ill t h e S o u t h w e s t F o r - j A n d O n l y ‘10C III. rt c h a in s. N o rth 9.50 c h a in s . W e st | •i ehulns. th e n c e s o u th to Iick Ii i nintr. nml also, all t h a t p a r t of t h e S o u th e a s t Q u a r t e r of t h e N o r t h ­ w e st Q u a r te r , anil t h e N o r t h e u s t Q u a r t e r uf th e S o u th w e s t Q u a r t e r J of S ection 31. T o w n s h ip If*. S o u th of n x e 31 F a s t, w h ich lies F u s t I A A A LOS ANGELES, Feb. 12. — of IOtarlam ln nml M ello n v llle Hoad, j V V V Religion Fails To Keep Men Out Of Penal Institutions G o l f Tournament Gets Early Start On English Course | League Would Better j W ills Made tn Air four previous occasions. Held To Be Valid The Oxford and Cambridge Soc­ P h y s ic a I Education iety embraces only ex-students of nvKtv\TA 7~,— 7: ■: . BERLIN, Feb. 13.—Wills may the two undent universities, but | GENEVA, hub. I-. Co-nrdiuntmost of tile amateurs who have b'tf the national buttles against j be made legally in airships, ncto Dr. Goldman, who con­ attainrd greatness In Britain are disease and delivering • sledge I curding tributes an article to tne the ueutsene Deutsche irrj THU tmlienim , , " . , irioutos mcniberj * , s reniained 1 *,v hammer blows in which hr dis-, much golf has i "gen-1 , .... against, those . . mala, |.Jnristen•', Zeitun-r 111 '!* ,Mr tleinart*’s game" in England ll0 Elies which still seem to defy rued- j curses the making of la;;t wills and m atterr how safe it hna been i.iude I h’al "kill, will constitute tin* es- textamonts in midair. for democracy. Indeed, every am-Inf nee of the future program of the* U n d e r t h e ( i e r m a n la w n G e r m a n atcur champion since 1019 has b e c i . ' i . „ f ratio n s public m“ y ,nal‘‘* 51 >o^al will In un Oxford man. Storey, runner “ »mh" c , o th e r a (Jenna., or a foreign airup in last year’s championship, is! 1 ' f 1"''- Ue inusl write and sign it n Cambridge student. I *hc leagues health section h a :! him: ell. It must be indicated what Thousands of persons who are just i losed a sucreisful year. It *hip the ilneiiiiient is written on, not “gentlemen" in the restricted 1|IU* extended its sphere or action,! 4.?,, l11,.V./|,Ct*1? . ," f te * * ot l. | ,al .lcr,n *?."” ! ! 1 ,1 *•'«-1 ..... ,,„.i . m i it. S J „ ; ' r i , , & t f iZ Hall sport play golf, of course. technical equipment und mill lias litiit cur­ 1*711*. i 1 .. write ‘On Board ZR3 oil tin way Ilut fow of them, upparuntly, have ried out with increasing success | • , , . . . - | from Fricdiidishufen to N ew the'leisure to become brilliant ex­ its „„ special task, that of giving pf* York" po rtc. fective help Ho Die various nation-! ' ’ ________________ _ ----------------------------- ul udministrations in llieir cnin-l .......... Divofcea are more nuinerom in paign against epldemica and their A highly prized girt of n Lapi«*..v -tho western states where women ! attempts to improve public h ealth ., lander to hia sweetheart is the inoff r.fe scarce, than in the eastern) In the coming year special at- iU,t! « aoal’s stomach, for there rdrtcs where women outnumber tention will ho given to Instruction is irsuully som ethirr green in it to »• the men, j iu health and social medicine in he eaten. —-------------------------- • Europe, America and Japan, to- | ----------------------------A new gooseberry as large as a gothcr with the djvelopment and The importation of pins into plum has been ditcovered in the extension of physical training, with | England was forbidden in 1483. woods of Northern hiorida, a re- j the object of securing the general jThey were expensive and, with gain where gooseberries have never adoption of rational method!: of ladies at that time, "pin money," before been known to grow. physical education. ' was n consideration. MOM’N POP BY TAYLOR ON MEG MRS PATTERSON - MOW V 7ES-M f£<jim N SPEAKING -O H N £*i MR<b POTTER‘iOM - KOVJ ARE NOLI ? L ARE MOll - L'MGO SOBJ5 H OLAP. Out v\jE ARC G oinu To T u t t h e a t e r NO -VJE’RE. G o i n g To STAN HOME T o N iG H T - SOU SAM NOU'Re COMING O V E R ? - F I N E - COME RIGHT — U ALONG -N E S - I'LL CALL HER- l i U —— - ;—1 ert— M O M -OH MOM" TC l EPHONC" r) v 'V T h e P a t t e r s o n 's v j e r g Co m i n g o v e r t b N i G H T B i r r I ' M ‘b o BUSH L T O L D H ER VML VdERE G O IN G OUT T o G o o d n e s s - mo v ic rio e c S h e c u t m e S ia x m cCm VtlHAT vuu. l .«M B T H I N U - W%4AT w u . 5 HE SAW 7 ? G o s h 1- c And l T o l d vme WERE GOING TO BE HOME All Evening ___ j T VJJTl l G o f t A ‘1MCNI * 7 » 11 !Li j * I' ve cerr VJJ'I ti] . j-, , '* V>V*‘« ‘ . J * .1 J W e will build a house to vm from our’ plans or your °wn;i 0« new suburb now being pre TepajL developed two miles f,'01H * Pthe of Sanford. « ♦ L arge lots, beautifully Easy o f access. All imr)rnVfl W e will build your house if y! a reasonably small sum of* start with and you can pay ance in easy monthly pa,( tending*, over a period of ye sam e as you now pay rent. W e charge nothing for the supervision and will only first 10 houses ourselves to class o f people started at place. Public announce! name, o f suburb, prices of location will be made one week] We have already arranged five o f these houses. You m ust have some cash! you and the houses will costi with the ground from $4,5001 $7,500 or more if you desire. “A. B. C ” Sanford Her .(J Natives of the Gold Coast use nickel coins with a holo drilled ■ through the center, so that thesr folks, who possess no pockets and ' ney round their necks. The coins few clothes may string their inoLondon. • j NOTICK O F APPL IC AT IO N FOR TAX DBBH I'NIIKIt 9F CTION , R7ft OF T U B OKNRRAL S T A T - ! UTRM O F TIIK STATF. OF F L O R . 1 11A• N otice b. h e r e b y g ive n t h a t \V. I L. t eui'iiall. p iir c lia n .r of T a^ t > r 11f lc a te No. 340. d a t e d th e f.tb day of Ju n e . A. D.. 1922. ha* (lied „ald • c e r tif ic a te |u my office, a n d ha* m a d e a p p l ic a tio n f o r tut deed to . I*«u« in a c c o r d a n c e will, law. S aid I c e r t i f i c a t e em b ra ce * tii,. folbiw lnt; «'e*crlh.d p r o p e r ty MtMated m ; H 'liiluole co u n ty . F lo rid a, lo - w ltHex. H.1 ft N. o f HF f o r . of N F I •; ol S\V',; See. 7 Twp. 21 H. I rtanKe 30 K ituti N to llrlek ro ad tHVI.V to p o in t \V. of Ilex. K. to Beg.— I ac re, T h e .'.aid land b e i n g ii**e**ed a l t th o d a t e nf tin- l*Nuatice of xuch 1 certificate in t h e nam e of U n­ k n o w n . Utile** nald c e r tif ic a te shall he redem iueil a r c o r d ln x to law la x i d eed Will l».*ue tlterentl on th e 3rd I duy nf M arch, A. !>.. I92f,. W ltn es * my offb-iul sip nat ui*n ' and neal th la th e 22ml ilay of J a n - ; n a ry . A. It.. 1923. (S eal) V. F. DOUOLAHS, C lerk C irc u it Court, itemlnolo C o u n ty Florida. By A. M. W F F K H . u. r . N otic e I* h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t C. II. C la r k , p u r c h a a e r of T ax t? ertl(le ate No. 1on. d a t e d the 5tli day of J u n e A. I I , 1922, hna filed *ald c e r tif ic a te in nty office, u m lx Ita* made a p p l i ­ c a tio n fo r tu x deed t o lit a c ­ c o r d a n c e w ith law. Said c e r tif ic a te e m b ra c e * t h e follo w in g deweribed p r o p e r t y a i tu u te d In Semlmd.- eoutttv F lo rid a , l o - w l t : l.ot S Block II T i e r B, T h e T o w n of Hanford. T h e *aid land b eliig a»:o-*eod ut th e d a l e of t h e iH.suattce of eue'i c - r t l f l c u t e In t h e n a m e of U nU 'tovn. Unlex* said c e r t i f i c a t e *hall he redeem ed a c c o r d in g to law t ix deed w ill Imhiie th e r e o n oil t h e 23 rd d ay of M a rc h A !».. 1923. W it tie** nty o ffic ia l nlif nat-.ti e rind seal tills t h e 12th d a y of F e b r u a r y ' A. !».. 1925. ( S e a l) V. 13. DOUGLASS. C lerk C lre u lt Court Heinlnole Coutity F lorida. By: A. M W FFKH . It C. F ch. 13, 20. 27; Mur. tf. 13. 20. NOTICK OF APPLICATION FOB T A X HKBII I'NIIKIt SUCTION .’.73 O F T IIK GK.NKIIAL 9T A T U T H * | O F TIIK S T A T F OF F l . O l t l l l t . i iWaters’ Kandy Kitchen! ‘ Surveys uinong ^prisoners in the Los Angeles county jail indicate that there is something wrong with present educational and religious methods in tho opinion of Raymond I- Turney, director of the Lon.AngeleH Crime Commission. He expressed this view a t a recent meet­ ing of 'the Southern California Academy of Criminology. Seven per cent of the inmates of the county jail, Mr. Turney Mild, were college graduates, as against fit* per cent in ordinary civil life; 12V4 per cent of the prisoners had collcgu training; 45 per cent were high school graduates, compared with 25 per cent outside the walls. All the prisoners agreed, added Mr. Turney, that there hud been a luck of moral truining und a de­ fect of churacter-huilding training in the .schools, nnd thut the sume thing wus true of the religions, n majority of which were represent­ ed. Mr. Turney declared that most of the prisoners concurred in tha belief that hubituul criminals should not he allowed to bring chil- • ‘Iren into tho world. All believed} in punishment, he continued, h u t1 favored institutions where prison- i era could he employed in producing some commodity. NOTICK O F APPLICATION FOR T A X IIKKII U M IK II XF.CTION 3 7 3 1 O F T IIK KK NK H A I. NTATI'TKH O F T IIK MTATK O F I'LOII IIIA. 9^k . X___ . MA-KO-NIT LONDON. Feb. 13.—The 1925 1 tournament season in Britiih golf ' began almost with the r.tart of the j ’ ilic.#. new year, the Oxford and Cam-: bridge Golfing Society inaugurat­ ing it ut Rye with their nnnual Presenting George Kennedy, claimed to he the tullest basketball cen­ competition for the president’s put­ ter in the game. George stands 7 feet 10 inches, and is a member ter. This was won by II. D. (ill- of the Chilliccthe (Mb.) Business College quintet. Appearing with lies, middle-aged nutivo of New Kennedy is Captain Howard, a six-footer, who stacks up as a midget Zealand, who bowled over both beside tiic giant pivot man. Cyril Tolley and Sir Ernest Hold- j em ess on the last day of the com- JJ-----------j----------- =— --------—— ~ -------- — I . . E T H E L LACKIE MAKES RECORD IN 100 Y A R D S Here’s Basketball Giant Huffe Nebraska Gnippier Is For First Time Getting “Beal" Money In Bouts Iv**' / Cy,&/•>>% • ;- ■. N otic e I* h e r e b y g iv e n th a t I ti* P . C a ld w ell, p u r d l i t a e r o f ; C e r t i f i c a t e No. 123, date,! tho duy of J u n e A. l>., 1919, ha* -.nill c e r t i f i c a t e In m y nffir-, , ha* m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n for tax to lacue In a c c o r d a n c e u l t ' i L etTux 2nd filed nn d deed law. IN "Y>u never tabled such rich j) mellowness as Wellman's 1)10 H J An almost forgotten old tobacco secret. "W ellman's Method.” dating from about 1870 and now ours exclu­ sively,.is responsible for the delight­ ful taste of Granger Rough C ut— its mildness and its appetizing fragrance. And notice also the coarser "Rough C ut” — slower-burning, and therefore cooler. Here truly is a pipe tobacco that IS pipe tobaccol Granger Rongji |iS !J / • i 'M '* % 1t|l*3 �Advertise Herald Want Ads W ill Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance! Classified Directory Advertising PRINTING WIGHT PRINY SHOP—Ruth ortf LEARN ABOUT TdTfc County and LaBcland. through the Star-Tale* era a specialty. Phone 117-W, advertising medium la 9 Railroad Avenue. South Florida Published momla^i. THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— Star-Telegram, Lakeland. Fla. ~ Printing th at pleases. Prompt service. Telephone 93. New lo- OHIO—Xenia. Make your tales through the Xenia Gasette, cation, Wclaha Building. ?.eI* ?’ Rlc** agricultural ______ PAPER HANGER district. Want ad tnd display rates on request I. L. TALBOTT—Painter and . per hanger. ..Phone 3511. c o t .u M D u n m s . ) t. r d o g r —r i u s REAL ESTATE , •*> *4a h a v e th a l a r s e s t c lre u ration In Southwestern Georgia. H ats t c fS-w ord) line.________ * D. A. CALDER A R. R. ELDRIDGE Real estate brokers. All kinds of TO REACH the prosperous farmproperty Hated and for eale.Ofadvertieo in the DeLaad flee 108 Second St., Near Park county Dally News, rate le per word« cash Avenue. Phone 282. J, E. SPURLING. sub-division specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie HighTIN AND METAL WORK „ wiu> you u n lf your adilr#M. latlanssre MUST he m The-San•14 g«kr or fcr lel>1,»»«•- UUroattairr ■«» H-rvler I prom pt, Building: Material l-.ffle le r I THIS igSS DIRECTORY b p e o p le o f JAMES H. COWAN—AH kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Osk Avenue and Third 8treet. Tele* phone.111.___________________ TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS A1I makes of typewriters for sale on easy terms, for rent, also repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 Ball Bldg. - Sanford r so o fte n ueeded. i ||.i t«hen a n y •**la req u ired . II Is alpha h ellea lly for ilrsee. Spare In This i e c t o r y PHONE led Directory IE AND MOTOR RE­ WINDING. ' ELECTRIC SERVICE pert F.lecUicsl repairs. Central Ave. Orlando, MIRACLE Concret* Co., general cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J . ft. Terwllleger. Prop, Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel St. Phone 565 HILL LUMBER CO. House a Service, Quality and Price. NOTICE To whom it may concern: This is to notify all interested in the-organization of a new millwork conipuny forming n stock company to build a now millwork shop; that I am not interested in the proposition and do not intend to take any stock in the company or have any thing to do with it. I will continue to run the Sunford Novelty Works Shop in my own name und management after Feb­ ruary seventh, 1925. The propo­ sition was started without my knowledge or consent and I was noto approached in regard to it for several weeks after it was started. I have never consented to go In or have anything to do lOBII.ES FOR RENT Real Estate FOR SALE—The sweetest stucco bungalow in tho city a t a price and on terms to suit. Twelve blocks from postoffice. See owner, R. •L Holly. Room 8 Ball Bldg. Graham % Ton Truck Coupe Dodge Touring Dodge Touring Dodgo Roadster Dodge Fordor Sedan Ford Runabout Ford Ton Truck Ford (Cab & Body) 9 Passenger Suburban bus Panel Light Truck d Touring Above cars reconditioned, nil n fine nnd look good. Prices Right—Terms “Maybe" I. W. PHILLIPS SONS Dodge Dealer tiono No. 3 Oak & Second If you are looking for A top-notch far. Well located and fully equipped Wo have an excellent Listing at this time. Ask us about it. A. P. CONNELLY & SON’S (Rcultors) 104-108 Magnoliu Avenue : ADVERTISING geta results if It reaches potential buyers. Pa| latka Daily News is circulated in ! OLD HOME TOWN Hayes Sprayers L a th e r s F reeh / in H a r d W a te r - HOOLEHAN COLEM AN Co. 3rd und Oak Phone 140 FOR RENT—Four room hods*; a with modern conveniences and' ' garage. 2nd St., West Side, An- 4 nle Philips. FOR RENT CHEAP—Clean fur­ nished bungalow in Tangerine, electricity. $50 to May 1st. Bo* II. Tangerine. ARCHITECT Real Estate— Insurance M.-mh.r A. L * A l l WlnilM n f P r u p r r l y l . l s t n l fur i . l . P a r k A t o m i c a n d S c r n n il Htrrrt By STANLEY Hon* llulliling OrlunilM, I'lorlilit H. S. POND Ovnr Woodruff & Watson ’I TYPEWRITERS V ------S E U . ------- B E N T JOHN E. FOX HOCOfett. NEWT ske* l Clean— Itopalr Pilot,r .ViM AREARlMV SOUTHLAND P A IN T Thn P a in t T h a t H a w s You Money. M a n u fa c tu r e d by Sol,I liy UTY PARLORS nrX p.kiF.1. HarlnelTo ! >11 kinds. Rain water a y. Old F irst National ImlJing. nhone 248. NKRS AND DYERS its STEAM PRESSEKY York u specialty. 110 I Avenue, Phone 327-J. CAFE P ain t M i s s i v e P A IN T COMPANY li:i MnaNolln A»r. COAt- t-OR C O O SN C , ROAiTirKi 5TEW/NC.CR rRlVtC. ANL> HOUSE MBATW, Phone t pNOV! MES ASHAMED To LOO ims customers -THE PACE. IVOtf-ft HfcMAKE-* in 'J70 3 H .P . E a « L i g h t TWJ M o to r Ball Hardware Co V/EL-L* l C U E b ’b i’s/EL S T R A tC H T E r t E o ,r O U T T H E O A T T U E . (] _ AT HOM E - H E L L O * D A U G H T E R - I F '• f O U L L S P E A K TO T O U R M O T H E R L FlR*bT AM’ E N D T H A T GXJARREL I’L L O V E >fO U T H A T C H E C t< . r FO R A HUM ORED D O L L A R S T H A T I L E F T O M MY ^ \D n " m D R E ^E R * j FOOT SPECIALIST Corns. Hiinlona, I n g r o w ­ ing Nulls. Ileuvy C alli i i u m o r tir e d a c h in g feel. ) Dll. C. I.. UIHI.KIk Yowell Drew Illdff. Phone. K U v a ta r Hill Hardware Co I'honv a r c h it e c t First National Rank JJIdft Sanford, - ■— Florida By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER L P h o n e 17 Elton J. Houghton GARDEN HOSE 12Vi cent per foot For Few Days -i Trouble Chiropodist An Elio Motor gels you there and brings you hack. THE MIAMI HERALD is the big Hast Coast morning newqianer.. --I C»tinsm ith Grnphonolus, Clocks, Sewing Machine . 421 Sanford Ave. Pleasure Trip or a Fishing Trip \oUT THEJR COM V V.H“ *-'• ' j DRUGS medicine for skinny, backward i DRUG STORE — Pre- children, especially after sickness Drugs, Sodas. W« und GO tablets only cost GO cents. Bur you as your phone, One woman gained 10 pounds in 32 days und if any skinny man or . electr ic a l ________ woman can’t put on 5 pounds in 30 day your druggist will gludly re­ PORU e l e c t r ic CO. turn the purchase price. wirx to Gillon & Platt But be sure and get McCoy s the ^■liu. Everything elecPtione 422. Electragith original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Compound Tublet. Adv. [SO STATIONS AND MiTO SUPPLIES J. N. Westbrooks P o w e r f u l! ^Ixu in Service and Qual |*r»t Street 'and Park Ave LYWYER D’BHYAN. Office in le Bank building Annex. Bbone 417rL 3. 'UI.LINERY AijTY SHOP—For exmillinery cull 579-J. jUjBY TO LOAN lifEBD MONEY?—We loan on First * '~;^bnford Bond and WANTED—Job as overseer or cultivating orange grove. J. H, Drummond, 1202 George Ht„ Way* cross, Ga. Try Smith's Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. DAVID B. HYEB R h e r a u n - l.ln iU lr ir SERVICE STATIUS’, WANTED TO BUY—Small groe-4 t t y refrigerator. Garretts Groe* . cry. Palmetto Ave. Lost and Found |UTO WRECKER l*»s. Oil, Tires, Acceb&oIktrice with a smile. Elm P t _ Phone 447 L3. __ P~-Three stations. Magl»na Second. First and Elm, M Avenue and 10th Street. CJervice. L _ fl o r I s t __________ F THE FLORIST" r*r* for all occasions. LM.yrile. Phone 260-W F?kd FURNITURE______ f URNIt u RE t o s e l l ? N f urniture Co. We pay r h*t it’s worth. Phone No, WANTED—To buy country pro*duce, canned vegetables, syrup, ' highest prices pnid.—Davis Whole* /] sale Co., Augusta, Ga. The “hochdneckkondensationsda* ADVERTI8B in the Journal-Her­ FOR SALE BY OWNER—Nice mpfiokomotive" has at last beenhome and grove subdivision on ald, South Georgia's greatest invented—in Germany, of course, Jersey cow. I.cft David M. Douglass, STRAYED—One newspaper. Morning, afternoon, highway. It is not merely a word of 37 let­ my place Saturday night. Chain weekly and Sunday Classified rates Sanford. ters, it is u "high-pressure-con* ami block attached to head. Metal 10c per line. Waycftss Journaldensing-steam locomotive." tag in ear. Reward for return of Herald, Waycross. Georgia. FOR SALE—Fifty acres good cel- cow or information to her where­ Rooms For Rent ery land. Five acres cleared abouts. II. H. Chappell. Phone and tiled and'in crop. Right at 578-W. FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ loading station nnd near hard road. out meals. Reasonable rates. Price $R.500. Half cash, balance LOST—On French Ave. between Lincoln Uouse. terms. Fred Wnlsmn. f» nnd 7 St., Thimble, initial M. Z. return to 708 Iaturel Ave., re- APARTMENT FOR RENT—Three room apartment on ground floor. FOR SALE—New house nnd big! ward. Apply 300 French Ave. T h o u s a n d s w ho art* tr o u b le d wltM lot. 1-2 block off Dixie H igh-1 p e r s i s t e n t c o u g h in g a t n la h t.,W h ist* 'WonderfUl 'Winters way. $000; also 5 room cottage fiy ro b b in g th e m o f v a lu a b le s l e e p FOR RENT—Desirable front bed Help Wanted UW/y/if/ii/ Sutnmcro w e a k e n s th e ir ayetem a an d l a y * $1,450.00 Citrus Heights room adjoining bath, 1020 Lnur "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell furnished th e m open to d a n g e r o u s Infections^ el Avenue. r u n q u ic k ly a c t to p re v e n t thin d a n ­ anything?" If so advertise In Filling Station. Orlando Rond. g e r th r o u g h a v e r y slni»l« treat­ WANTED—Young man of good the "Gainesville Sun." ment. IVopIo w h o have h a r d ly beet* FOR SALE An Indian, who once wore the H aggard & Company ublu unpearnnee to solicit advertising t o r e s t a t a l l on a c c o u n t og W K 8T V i n o i N I A —C l a r k s b u r g . T he Four beautiful lots on Sanford hlunket and received government —Should have his own car—Good ro u ith ln g s p e lls h a v e found th e y card C lark eb u rr Exponent, m o r n in g sleep tho w holo n i g h t t h r o u g h u n ­ Heights, elevntion high; price, low; rations, is today guiding the SenInclu d in g Sunday, m o r n in g Issue, opportunity for hustler with abil­ Real Estate—Investments d is t u r b e d o f te n t h o first tlm * th s f l t ce n t per word, m inim um I4e. easy terms. Will sell all four ity to produce. Apply at Herald ate of the United States, lie is Charles Curtis, of Kansas, who has lots together, one or more as de­ Office. First National Hank Building tr *Ths treatment Is based b V a f4J DKVRI.OPi:it.U ATTFiyTION—P s n m a r k a b le p r e s c rip tio n k n o w n aaDr* taken the place formerly Itlied by auenta Is b e g in n in g t h s g r e a t e s t d e ­ sired. See P. Bayard Smith, Own­ in g ’s N ew D iscovery f o r C o u g h * SANFORD, FLORIDA KYou velopm ent In O lorlda’s h is t o r y : a er. 200 Evans St. WANTED — Competent steno Henry Cubot Lodge. sim p ly t a k e a te a sp o o n fu l a g h a l f million dollar h ig h w a y to th o grapher, experienced in ordin­ n i g h t befuro r e t i r i n g , and. hold It Ira g u lf beach ju s t finished: a tw o y o u r th r o a t f o r IS o r 30 seconds be­ When the volcano Krakatao ex­ ary office ditties. Apply A. B. C million do lla r b rid g e a r r o s s Kscnmfore sw a llo w in g It. without? follow­ ploded in 1883, dust, which was Sanford Herald. Ida Bay s t a r t e d ; q u a r t e r million ing w ith w a te r . T ho prescription! d o lla r o p e ra house u n d e r c o n s tr u c ­ thrown into the air to an estimated lias a doublo ac tio n . I t n o t onlyf tio n : tw o millions b ein g spe nt on WANTED—Agent American Na­ height of nearly 20 miles, was de­ s o o th e s a n d h e a ls a o r e n e la a n d I r r l h ig h w a y ; g r e a tc e t c h a n ce fo r live tutlon. b u t It q u ic k ly loosens a n 4 tional Insurance. Health and Ac­ tected in sunset colors all over Florida and Western Meats deve lo p e rs to g e t In on gro u n d rem oves tho phlegm a n d c o n g e s ti o n Labor conditions cident department for Sanford and the earth for more than three years floor. W rite D evelopm ent D e p a r t - 1 for one week. w hich uro tho d ir e c t rasrp o f I M 410 Sunford Ave. m e n t T he P e n sa c o la News. Address Gen. after. c o ughing. Tho r e s u l t la y ou u a u a lll l and other circumstances over country around. sle ep soundly tho v e r y fir«t n ig h ts which we'have no control have re­ Del. J. S. Stevens. Asst. Mgr. Rhone 644-W unit th e e n tlrn c o u g h c o n d itio n goo* tarded our progress in making the Statistics prove; that the number In a very s h o r t time. T ho presc rip tio n Is h ig h ly recomV physical improvements on our sub­ of deaths from tuberculosis is de­ m ended for coughs, c h e s t colds, Apartments division. We want the work to creasing; that the number of h o arse n ess, a n d bronchitis, a n d I* be eompleto before we usk the gen­ deaths from cancer is increasing. w o n d e rfu l c h ild ren 's c o u g h s a n 4 Stove and Fire Place , s p a sm o d ic cfor Three-room furnished apartment ro u p —no h a r m f u l d r u g * eral public to view the premises. too, a s tho done Is onlyp This gives us u ii opportunity to for rent. Apply 107 W. 9th St. Half of the foreign-born women Wood I oKconomlcai, n e to a spoonful. A t a l l good d ra g -. nnd one-third of the foreign-born invite u few more discriminating g is ts . A sk tor investors to inspect our place be­ A school for the teaching of men in the United States are still Cut to Suit fore tho Grand Opening. public heulth is to be established aliens. $9,00 per cord delivered Write promptly for maps, price by the London School of Tropical Sampla copy on request. lists and other data to J. I,. It. San­ Medicine, at a cost of $2,000,000. Britt Realty Company ford Herald Office. PALM BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous developmentRead about it in the Palm Beach Post. Sample copy sent on re­ quest. B BUY A LOT And make a start Toward financial Independence. We can and will help You by making the Terms easy—Your should Investigate. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS (Realtors) 10-1-108 Magnolia Avenue Automobiles FOR SALE—Pure sugar enne sy­ rup. 05c per gallon in 35 gallon barrels, Pure Sugar House molas­ ses 45c. Pure Cuban 35c.—Davis Wholesale Co., Augusta. Ga. FOR SALE OR RENT—Small CASH—Paid for faTso teeth, denhome with three aeres of land, tnl gold, platinum nnd discard­ 50 orange trees and truck gard­ ed jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and en. Ideal spot for chlckena, elec­ Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. tricity and water. 10 minutes out on hard road. Phone 571-J. FOR SALE—Used Wlllys-Llght Plant, A-l shape used 10 months. FOR SALE OR RENT—Furnished You! No m atter what or unfurnished 5-room house Bargain for quick sale. Lake Mary You Income—Can and with all modern conveniences. Casino, Lake Mary, Fla. Should own your own Will be vacant 17th. Call fllfl-J. Home. BABY CHICKS—Nine excellent $500.00 Cnyh—$50.0(1 breeds to choose from. Hatch­ FOR SALE—Six room bungalow Per month will give and gnrage, practically new. best ing now. Quality, our speciality. You a new five-room location for family with children. Not quantity. Let us prove it. And Sidewalks paid, Ideally situated. Very liberal Free circular with price list. New Bungalow—Paving i terms. Write Geo. W. McRoy, Era Poultry Farm, Valdosta, Ga. FOR SALE—Overland sedan, good Exceptionally good mechanical condition, priced low Safety Harbor, Fla., or see any AWNINGS Location. for quick sale. See Mr. Fnbriz. Realtor in city. Lctest patterns for porches, win­ 113 Park Ave. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS dows and stores. • Call at Thrash­ (Realtors) er & Woodruff. 104-108 Magnolia Avenue EL Car. Drive it Oak and Second St, BODY REPAIRING STEIN — Automobile iiring and Rebuilding. _ ome. Oak Avenue. Her Friend Says OS FOR HIRE .UN sKRVICK "UTy . Meets all trains. Bagimfer. Phone 561.___ AUTO TRIPS b. CALDER. Day and ui service. Anytime, M iscellaneous For Sale Real Estate FOR R E SU L T S -=a / 0 1 9 2 5 e r Int l FzATunt S c n v i c t . I nc Cr««l Br.u.n i i w m ! _______ W E L L -D ID T O O U ■bPEAK, T O T O U R n M °T H E R - itt 'T E 'a A M D t *b» IO W E D H E r L _ “THE. C H EC K .-M O — t T h liriK t» H E l*b AT --------- Y O U d-A M O -M E <b V C K -'T O O L C ,tV l. tV M .)C4K TER A. H U M O R E D l X 5ULA,R.*b it* i t VVEREL riO T H iN C D O T IF t FO R A OOLUAvCl.- T O O r>\C W S t-lK C | 1 I p u r ^ ■o E A - U O N : f— " � 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. 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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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 13, 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/0817aa2d3295922e55e56ce46f0812ec.pdf f97ed028e72f8bbf1b85d8affbd58f2d PDF Text Text w -ftiv Informed Receive A p p ro va l £i J ^ —--' In Open Colder Weatner Is Predicted Tonight WA8HINGTOV; Feb. 12.- north Atlantic and Southern Florida, nay the weather bureau ttfoajr. Heavy frosts and frecc­ ing temperature probubly for rtortharh Florid* tonight with a light frost an fas south as Mirfmt it was predicted. of Collins int as C a v e rn Is R each nip Out cf Town Crowd Will tome Here For Match-On Sanford Links Friday 'Aft­ ernoon, S t a t e Officials Governfaent Shows Records Of Jury Recommendations Dow George, Victor. In Trial of hriaon Warden Charged WithTaklngBriben Over Pair, To Play Otte Gfcrge ahdWalter Unprinted Text of Address Delivered at Springfield October .TO, 1858 Appears In New York Times Issue Parole Previously Denied By U.S.Board Now DigL YEAST KING LEFT Sappers Below Level Of BULK OF FORTUNE Feet; Guard Agaim Injuries to Workei Document Regarded TO TWO CHILDREN As Highly Important Baughn Admits He Gambled ’ Estate Valued at Between 50 \ r~ Diamond-Pointed Drill_fe In Ut Manuscript Passed Through At least a half chance of revenge SCHENECTADY, N. Y., Feb. nnd 00 Million* Is Left; While in Prison But Says for the defeat suffered in Orlando Many Hands Finally Com­ I f.—Ice jam In Mohawk river, Adamant hallway between here and co­ Tuesday afternoon at the hands of $200,000 Charitable Trast He Never HadAnyBigSums ing Into Hands of Barrett Fund Established By Will Electric Light ho** Whew It empties into the Dow George on* Tom Kerrigan Not With- Hudson, will be given Walter Hagen and .... ATLANTA. Feb. 12.—Testi­ has caused the water to NEW YORK. Feb. 12.—The Selection rise 14 feet Hdtoding a part of Joe Kirkwood Friday afternoon mony in United State district MINEOLA, N. Y.. Feb. 1&—The To Collins* Priao: text of a speech made by Abra­ when they meet Dow and Otis court by Graham Baughn, govern­ tho southeastern section of the ham Lincoln in Snringfield, Hi., bulk of the estate of the late Julius Breaks Wedne George on the Sanford Golf links. ment witness that after he hod Where the general electric Oct. 30, 1858, published todny in Floischmnnn, yeast magnate esti­ JN» Feb. 12.— city* The mutch will begin at 1:30 o’­ sworn out a warrant for A. E. mated at from $50,000,000 to $60,­ plants are located. the New York Times, which states ihe senate fight clock and will be followed by a Sartain, warden of the Atlanta Anyhow, that’s what Randall Parks that the addresa never before has 000,000 is left to his children, Ju­ CAVE CITY, Ky„ Feb. 12, the nomination penitentiary on Dec. 28, 25, hones to be. He is acting been made public. 45 minute exhibition of trick: shots lius Jr., and Louise, now Mr*. Hen­ —•The limestone roof of a cav* 1924, he had been granted a par­ sheriff of Williamson county, 111., by Joe Kirkwood. ry C. Yeirer, Jr., the filing of his if Waweb' to The manuscript of the speech will disclosed. ern was reached, at the ' Otis George and Hagen wilt team ole, which Wednesday resulted In under terms of tho agreement be­ ..ral that ad­ against Dow George and Kirk­ the prosecution introducing records tween the Ku Klux Klan and oppos­ is said by the Times to be in pos­ Bequests include a $200,000 trust of the roscue tunnel early th session of Oliver R. Bdrrett. Chi­ ders notified wood, present arrangements indi­ containing u grand jury resolution ing factions, succeeding Sheriff cago attorney, who has given per­ fund for charitable nr educational morning at the 45-foot _ George Galligan, who is to remain recommending the action of the purposes, the major portion pre­ cate. Otis George is professional ilidge NVednesand P. T.-Carmichael prepared mission to the Univcraitv of Chi­ out of the state two years. ferably in Cincinnati, Mr. Flelschat the Sanford club while his broth­ federal parole board. would not con­ cago press to print it in a book inann’s former home; a $100,000 rope slings to be fasten* * Baughn, who was convicted in er is of Wittfrr Park. with correlative material. tinent even if trust fund for William N. Flelsch- around diggers’ shoulders t the Savannah "rum ring" expos­ Match First of Series. Rtudents of Lincoln’s career, it mann, of New York City, n cousin, prevent them from falling i out of the ure. testified in the trial of SarThe Hagen-Kirkwooq match is tin, L. J. Fletcher, formerly dep­ Is stated, regarded this speech ns nnd 20,000 shares of cummnn stock the first of a series in which of­ uty warden of the prison, and highly Important. It wns made of the Flehchtnann Company to the cavern should the bottonif William M. Jardine, Head of StnUfty nufaeficials of the Sanford Golf club shortly after the debates between certain employees of the company of the shaft suddenly give away. Kansas Agriculture College intend to bring many well known prtfd fkinRed, the Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas Various personal employees were A diamond point drill is prepared was a guest at the warden’s house O A f i l l I |J T f t \ R U IT to i i t v Warren’* Declared to Be Leading In players to Sanford. Hagen be­ at one time last year. The three had been concluded in their cam­ remembered In amounts of from again for further exploration o f i. until after paign for tho senntorship fiom $1,000 to $5,000. Race For Form Portfolio came unofficial champion of the men were indicted on charges of limestone In different places it% -v president can world when he defeated Cyril Wal­ conspiracy and bribery as the re­ Nov. 2. nnd it was said to lie ap­ Max C. Flelschmann, a brother, hone of locating the cavern. appointment, parent to Lincoln when he deliver­ nnd Joseph Wilshire. vice president inch by inch the shaft is descend* WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.— Pres­ ker, American open champion, 17 t that by the ident Coolldge has Intimated to up on a St. Petersburg course. sult of a government investiga­ ed the address that his defeut wns of the Flelschmann Company, were ing towards Collins. A final tion of alleged conditions at the jresa meet*! in friends of Dr. William M. Jardine, Last summer he won tli«* British penitentiary. Preparing To Submit Ordi­ inevitable and his political career named executors without b<*nd, 5lr. smovelful of dirt thnt may reveal *• ’; Mtorm will have president of the Kansas State Ag- Open and has held, ut different Wilshire receiving 6,000 common him of a tunnel leading to him, la " nance To Prohibit SlRns probably nt an end. In August 102-1. Herbert H. Voshares in the yeast corporation in expected at any time. Each crew r{cultural college, that he is about times, every title of consequence in taw, head of the parole board, in­ In the period of almost (10 years On White Way Posts In ,it Walsh <D.), ready to offer him the position of tho country. which has elapsed since Uncoln’s lieu of compensation for this ser­ entering the ahaft is hopeful of be­ formed Baughn, through Warden Business Part of Town (R.), Nebraska ^ secretary of agriculture. The atti­ ing one to reach him hut engineers assassination the manuscript of the vice. While Kirkwood Is not the tour­ Sartin, that his application for 'a Selection of the institutions that sav it is impossible to tell when it [Idaho, propose to tude of the president has rallied nament player that Hagen is he parole had been denied, the wit­ sncech passed through many hands Fastening of advertising signs before it wus brought to light by will receive the fund set aside for will come. A down draft in tho • demand for the Kansas congressmen to the is equally as interesting und in­ ness testified. After he had sworn charity and education was left to shaft gave hope thut some crevicst Itn and in open support of Dr. Ja dine, and at the structive to watch, seasoned golf­ out the warrant for Sartuin’s ar­ end posters to telephone poles and its present owner. in the senate. close of official business today he ers declare. Though his career rest, nai’j’ hn said lie wns taken to whiteway posts in Sunford will he Lincoln himself kept it until af­ the executors, ns also was the de­ Is near which will open into col, J the senate re- is a good bet for the job which has covered a number of years he Athens, (in., instead of being re­ prohibited by law if nn ordinance ter his first election to the pdcsi- cision ns to the amount to be given lino cavern. <v. the president Secretary tGore will quit Mnr. <1. has only two championships to turned to the federal prison and prepared by G. W. Spencer, Jr., -1804(1 Oqt 0J t|<)|p,l[0 p ijjj 8||| Joj each, Mr. Flelschmann suggesting Fate of Collins’ despite the skill upon the direction o f the Banfonl him a recess up- Within elast few days there was show for it. These ore the Aus- while there was informed over Junior Chamber of Commerce, of »nany possessions which he did not only that the major portion of the of the state's best engineers and trust be distribute^ In Cincinnati. vnlor of volunteer diggers, rciU lr^ i face of that ropu- a switch from J. G. Fields of Ok­ tralian Open and Corpus Christ! long distance 'telephone that him which he is president, is adopted wish to take to Washington, it is Max C. Flelschmann, a brother, the hands of u power higher than lahoma to Dr. Jardine. . Texan, opeh tournament. parole hnd been granted. suiil, he left with his wife’s cousin, when submitted at the next mind­ the yenst magnate said. "Under­ theirs, th^y acknowledged when itntlor was in­ The understanding among Dr. The two are generally recogniz­ Defense Motion Overruled ing of the City Commission. The Mrs. Klixnhcth Grimsley—"Cotialn stands my wishes and will see that tho roscue ehnft reached tho lime­ cite House Wed- Jardine’s supporters is that he has ed as the most colorful, with the Defense attorneys, who brought action wus taken following * gen­ Lizzie Grimsley" ns he called her they are fully carried out." in the stone section of the cave trap. Coolidge is ada- ftot been finally decided upon hut possible exception of Bobby Jones out the testimony on cross exam­ eral discussion of whut were term­ —a carpet l»o-- filled with notes distribution of 20,000 shares of Iraw the homl- the pres ident will select him unless in the golfing world. Both arc ination, objected to the resolution ed "unsightly signgs and posters" i for speeches. Failure of (found amplification common stock of no par value In 1« to force con- someone can show cause wlty he brilliant and spectacular shots ure —passed by the grand Jury which ed “ unsightly signs nnd posters" He had received several threat­ the Fleischmnnn Company, which tests yesterday to record what id should not do so. expected to abound in Friday af­ investigated conditions at the pris­ meeting of the organization Thurs­ ening letters predicting Dint he were left to “ certain employees," huIcJ to be breathing sound heard, r later. Battle. Delegation Backs Him. ternoon’s match. The George on-going into record on the day afternoon at tho over wiroloss leading to Collins^ Seminole would never hi* inaugurated so he not named. instructed Mrs. Grimsley to diHDr. Jardino has been in the run- Brothers, through not so well ground that they did not know Cafe. like a showdown Upon the death of William N, left Ida conditions as to whether h « • Those who addressed tho club ex­ l*osi* of tho manuscripts as she Flolrrhmnnn, the trust fund of is alive or deud, open to anybody’s r Borah and' Curtis nihg nil the time, but Kansas Re­ known as their exponents, can play who had proposed its udoptinn. * 9^ |leaders, have ad- publicans were divided on two or excellent gplf oa is attested by Dow The court overruled the objection. pressed determination to hava such saw fit if he did not return to $100,000 income of which he re- guess. Man's ladt means Q'srominuniea«l'J Tho alternative Springfield. man s mat rly Installments under more candidates. The Kansas del­ George’s triumph on the Orlando rrlvcd quarterly The resolution recommended Mgns . . removed. A1_ of tw*rl,JK tearing them 8b,*’*H the se*i > > >v egation in congress had eriOorsetl coarse. the parole on the,-ground thut if-I01 Ahem down d< erts to -the rrsidlary About five years lateer, uficr ______ _ Tickets A m Selling Rapidly. appeared before having heAwkon- comtnlsslon decline to take notion was shot hy Booth. Airs. GruiisnTll7 , ?i * >vhlch was bequeathed out It is figured that J. C. Mohler, now the Kansad con­ . . Members of the proposed. , M Tickets for the match are sell­ vlcted in the "rum ring" exposdistributed some of the speeches right In equal shares to the two tramltlee is now gressmen ore for Dr. Jardine, be­ n* hl H ne--P light. The Individ- lieving the president will name ing rapidly. Applications for tic­ tire. Baughn was a man o f good club suggested that those who have to his friends. Many others, it is children, Julius, Jr., nnd Mrs. Yel- failed Wednesday while miners fa kets have come from many sur­ character anil because of the fact been using the poster means of ad­ reported, was burned by a servant *er together with Mj> Flelsch £p«l»0#d to dig a new shaft sixteen senators him. muun’s holdings in tho Dalriada Snnd Cave. rounding towns Indicating that a the witness testified tyfore the vertising use other mediums which who thuught them of no valuer The Kansans were scrapping they declared would \>e ns produc­ Realty Company, Inc., u realty hold The electric light, placed in Col7 body during its investigation. large crowd will trail the play­ Among those which were pre­ i an informal poll, over candidates about the time the Briefly summarized. Baughn tive of results without disfiguring served wns tho Springfield speech, ing concern of which Mr. Flelsch- tins prison before the natural pas­ It Borah and Walsh president turned to Herbert Hoov­ ers ubout the course. Tickets are tho streets. mann owned all the capital stock. sage to the cavo was closed by the text of which follows: Democrats, who er as u man he would like to have on sate at The Ran ford Herald Of­ gave the following testimony: Will Have Cirrus Concession That he arranged to cash a $5,­ ' ■ lion, oppose tiie at the head of the department of fice. "My friends, today closes the He directed the executor** to wind the earth’s forces, went out in tha As a meunr of selling tickets for discussion of this canvass. The up the affairs of the Dnlrindu Cor­ morning and noises henrd in' a Mayor Forrest Lake declared 000 check which Mannie Kessler, i that exception is agriculture. Mr. Hoover did not wealthy New York bootlegger sen­ the exhibition gumes between the planting und the culture are over poration und distribute its assets sound emplificr, and interpreted by his intentUn Thursday morning of disclosed. look with favor on the suggestion tenced to the Atlanta prison, is Milwaukee "Brewers** and other und their remains but the iircpniu- or their proceeds equally among experimenters to have been caused pdtM have also in­ transfer him from commerce to ag­ seeing the match and urged others the two principals. l.y the breathing of the trapped teams, the Junior Chamber will ask tioii and llie harvest. alleged by the government to bav» to go if they passible cun. "There riculture. Some of his supporters, roundings in the Becuu.sc of the ample provision man, fulled Wednesday for the first a concession ut the Shrine Circus provided Flet.her ns n “ loan." is no question about it, in getting eh the conclusion recognizing this, recommended Eu" I stand Itere surrounded by That Rieiil attempted to sell him which will bo held in Sanford dur­ friends— some political, nil person- already made fur her, the will left lime to come through. many as half a gere Funk of Illinois, a seed man, Walter Hagen and Joe Kirkwood nothing for his former wife, I^iura H. G. Lane in ehargo of the' ore the number Iowa farmers made it known that here in an exhibition match the a parole for $2,500 early in 11*2-1 ing the week of Fell. 10. The plun, nl friends, I trust. May I lie in­ Floisehniann, who wns divorced plnnt, said that, in his opinion, which involves a wheel raffling before he began serving his sen­ they would not upprove any man Sanford Golf qlub secured the ser­ Warren. dulged in this closing scene, to say from him in Paris Inot August. either removal of the light from for that important post unless they vices of the two most spectacular tence at the penitentiary. This system, was proposed by Dr. u few words of myself. I have ■pel Report, Mrs. Henrietta Fteirchmann. the socket or the burning out of now it is probable felt he would curry out the poli­ golfers in the country,’’ the mayor proposal was made when Rield Charles L. Purk who declared that borne a laborious and. in some re­ w. pu» *40(1104(1 oqi *xhn —Moqioiu * •• * i » , i - ••• f i l a m e n t , h a d c q u m h I t h e fz iittir.i similar plans hud been highly suc­ wus in Savannah with Futher lion will compel the cies of the late Secretary Wallace, said. “ I have long wanted to see spects to myself, n painful part ill sister, bettie Hcischmnnn Holmes,|»f the amplifiers. Again it was cessful in other places. Thomas I*. Hayden, then a chap­ Wiim (lien i.mlii.wl ..II l.«l_ _ is___ I either of these goifer.'i on the San­ among them the principles of the to report the the contest. Through ull I have were also omitted, ull lining "poss­ (Continued on page 2) Tho Junior Chamber hus ac­ neither assailed nor wrested with essed of nbundnnt wealth, hnvlng ford course and now that I have lain at the prison, to collect $10.­ »te without recom- McNary-Huugen hill. 500 from seven of the men, in­ cepted responsibility for selling a the opportunity of seeing both of any part of the constitution. The forcc a vote that more than sufficient for their needs. In the midst of the confusion Jstroy Mr. Wurren’s over candidates for the department i them I am surely going to he cluding Baughn who hud been con­ lurge number of tickets for the legul right of the Southern people victed of violating the prohibition gumes tn ho played here. A plun to recluini jheir fugitives I have of agriculture, Dr. Jardine ap­ there. NEW YORK, Feb. 12.— Directors law, for "soft jobs" at the pris­ to conduct a drive ulso before the constantly admitted. Kirkwood To Give Exhibition Tho legal of the Fleh’chmnnn Company Wed­ doubt that the peared before the house committee "I understand that Kirkwood on, the witness said. Baughn said club, right of congress to interfere with nesday elected Juseph Wilshire. fired in open execu- on agriculture Monduy and made Otto Burchurdt, owner of the their institution in the state I con­ vicn president, ns acting president ( UnlUd StatlE DenartmeJ^ f ? '10 M was done a few a very line impression in his ad­ can make u golf bull do things he never paid the money for the parole, but did |>ay his share of Milwaukee club, was to huvu been stantly denied. In resisting the to fill the unexpired term of tho i riculturv und th. PVi Harlan F. Stone vocacy of the president’s legislative that Willie Hoppe, the billiard $10,500. l’/ A * ‘ present at the meeting hut a fail­ spread of slavery to new territory 1.1, pw l t o l , J-liu, Ft.lichin.nn. ■„ f for the supreme program as outlined in the report ehumpinn. would like to do with “i S That he paid $5,000 to Sartain of the conference of which he is n u cue ball. To lie Interested in for the appointment of C. C. Tut- ure to make train connections in nnd with that, what appears to me |fight against War- member. Hie clear-cut views, well golf at ult is to be interested in en, of the Savannah convicts, as Cincinnati delayed him so that he to Is* tendency, a subvert the first “ Human Fly” Has Had Thursday people of the free government it- i OA _ _ . __ # leveled at his con- expressed, aroused the interest of Joe’s trick exhibition which is go­ chauffeur to the warden. Tuten, will not arrive until night. He will be the guest of hon­ self, my whole effort has consist- o i l I OUTS E x p C r i C f l C C reported for yestorday: California [tke ingur trust, and members of congrss and won addi­ ing to follow the regular match. , . _ • 1*. Florida 9, 111 tinre ported; San"I understand that the regular the witnu.is said, raised the money. or ut the next meeting of the club ed. To the best of my judgement cquiring controlling tional favor with the president. It Thut he and Willie Huur anoth­ Climbs Total shipments et augar concerns, is believed his appearance before match is to he something of u er of the Suvunnuh men had loan­ if he accepts the invitation to he I have Iuhoted fur und not against Making Freak _____ l * ™ » this season: old extended. the union. As 1 have not felt, so grudge match. I don’t mean thut . Beet Sugar the house and senate committees ed Sartain $5,000 which the latter Golf Club Program Given Harry Gardiner, the original, }'£ n5: ITotnl ■,hiDm““ S I have not expressed any harsh •Inch he was presi- had much to do with tho presi­ there ate personal feelings enter­ according to Baughn's testimony, R. L. I)cun, president of the San­ sentiment toward our Southern "human fly" who in a benefit per- i ? i,#n^ rd Ruction to date, 801; American Sugar Re­ dent’s present inclination to nomi­ ing ut ull into the niutch hut Dow did not repay. l *l3f - . • ford Golf club, outlined the events brethern. I have constantly de­ form anee for the Sanford Shrine George and Tom Kerrigan beat nate him. ly. That at the instigation of BurDr. Jardine is popular in Kansas. Hugen and Kirkwood on the Or* tain, he attempted to sell a prison­ the club plans to hold within the clared as I really believed, the club, will scale the outside of th" m j pp. K po,nt information for [Attacks Warren. •m .... . „ "people’s He rose from cowpuncher in Mon­ lundo links Tuesday afternoon. er named Thomas u soft job for next few weeks. Among these ore only difference between them and First Nutlonul Bank building Nat- ' VuJ,,esdny: Sunford. Fla.: Wire Ifolktte’s unlay ufternoon ut 8:30 o’cl.rk, is " “ tuiry good, demand active, oxa dance on tho night of Feb. 22, ut us is tin* difference of circum­ ks," issued another 1Iona to college president. Many Dow is going to be one of the par­ approximately $3,000 of which ur. one of ihe most extn$nitlinury men Mnrkct strong; it Wurren today, farnt legislation advocates do not ticipants in the match and. of mount $1,750 was to be returned which the Fort Pitt orchestra will stances. ever to visit .Sunford. He is 51 b* U !,U “ I terms; play; the Hagen-Kirkwood golf "I have meant tn assuil the mo­ director of the or* agree with the views of the presi­ course, such an opportunity to in case a parole was not granted years old yet climbs Into most per-! •’ •orWn 10-ineh for future delivery W»ret| that Warren dent’s agricultural conference ami partly even the score is not going the mun. This money wns never niutch nt the Country Club Friday tives of no party of individual and ilous positions with the uplomb! ur*!#e,,ny* Miden afternoon nnd tournuments for lo­ if I huve in nny instuuco (of which some of them will oppoie his noni to be overlooked. We are going ” * “ I'I™” |(U ■ ■ * in contempt of paid, he testified. nnd sureness of extreme youth. ! ” , Blanching. t-k cal golf club members on the San­ (nation, but the outlook now is for xce real golf when llngen (Continued on puge 2) to fine or im­ Soon in the lobby of u hotel he ..l l * l,ro,t: ,21, 2 Calif.; 3 ford links. (Continued on puge 2) Ps* ehurge.s of con- a speedy agreement on him. Sen­ would he mistaken for u hunk pres- j «,,*or'‘U» arrived. 10 cars on track: A ircraft Probers Call Members of the Junior Chamber Ptrsint of trade set ator Curtis of Kansas, leader of blent or a prominent professional j ^“ pplie** moderate demand and were not only urged to he prerent the senate, expected the nomina­ |Metal trade conimen. Ho hus the uppearunce. |Ir*''ing moderate; market firm; Ex-Fliers To Testify at the Friday afternoon match hut tion today, lie now looks for it bearing and conversation of a man •Cul* cr,,te». 27 lo $7.25. Florida 10were asked to bring others. The tomorrow. of refinement. One of the most rc-‘ inch, * to 0. $:J.75; 3-8. $3.00 best golf that has ever been played WASHINGTON*. Feb. 12.—The f°N\ D. C.I, Feb. 12. markable things about him is his ,0 in Sunford was promised those who aircraft committee opened anoth­ Baltimore: 34 clear. One Cali* Pmmlns of the Sen- Church Completes A lack of nge. er chapter toduy of its heuring* attend, fornin; one Florida arrived. 20 cars 1 committee had an Gardiner has been climbing by calling a member of former ►nli President Cool- Census Of Congress Funeral service* for Mrs. B. 'J. building in all parts of the coun­ on track. Closing Wednesday, sup­ Tho gum front the roots of the army fliers who served in France 1‘ cquaint the execuOrganization of a new scout with Orig. Gen. Mitchell, assistant Kauri pine of New Zealand is dug Starling, who died suddenly try fur more than 30 years. He plies moderate; demund und trad­ [iituation in senate is generally recognised us the orig­ ing light; market dull. Florida, WASHINGTON. Feb. l2.-M ore troop j„ Sanford, designated as by Dalmatians from the ground in the nomination of than 90 per cent of the members |T roop 4, was announced Thursday chief of the army air service, cen­ the Hants wuy as placer gold is Wednesday morning, will he con­ inal and most daring of prufetsioii- 10 inch cratea, 4-6. $3. few $3.25; 8, $2.75 to $3; 10, $2.50 to $2.75. prren, of Michigan, of the incoming congress are ad­ ducted from the Sunford Methodist i al thrill producers. of the outstanding develop- tral figure of the present contro­ gleaned from gravel pits. versy. Philadelphia: weather 38 ris­ W general. Senti- herents Church nt 3 o'clock Sunduy after­ of some religious denom■ ments of Notional Boy Scout Week ii*f or rrnK»uu:» »whvui menis oi , l —V ing. Arrivals, 1 Cal.; 2 Flu.; Curt . liciury committee inrtion on. according to a statement 1which Id being observed throughnoon with the pastor, Dr, T. J. Nix­ Gas Poisoning Kills on track 17; supplies moder­ **l canvasses arc from the Board of Temperance, j out the country. The troop, which on, officiating. Interment will foldemand moderate; market! ibition ---and ------Public Morals o f ' has eight charter members, is spon­ deadlock, led some Prohibition Fpur New York People ate; about steady. Horida 10 inch ! low in Lukevkw Cemetery. ®ot that the noiniiia- the Methodist Episcopal church or sored by the Knights of Columbus. crates $3 mostly ordinary $2.50j orted out favorably. Washington, which today announc­ The annual field meet of scouts Mrs. Starling’s death is attribu­ PASSAIC. N. J. Feb. 12.— Mrs. 4-6, $2.75 to $3.25; 8, $2.50 to $2.75; of Sanford wu* held Thursday uftted to heart failure. She alighted ed had completed its Investigation. Louis Hander and three children 10, $2 to $2.60; green, all sizes, lead both n house were found dead from gas poison­ $2 to $2.25. California $4.50 to In German and"Methodists 4 CHICAGO. F,b. bv U» ; t e , a r S S t t W f t S t t ing in bed todoy by the husband senate with Presbterians and " X , $ 6|r°* Explosion Episcopalians following vlosely, " f t t S » 7 ,k . 'H J S S t f i : !b* rIndiana n £ 2 of Mrs. . J a S l urn. m -._ln .u nB. u ,.Peterson, a daughter returning from work. Police ex­ Chicago: Arrivals 1 Cal.; R Fla. Mrs. A. dunes and hmband •ays a .statement, “ with Southern press opinion that the deaths were self on the casket weeping. Then 1 Mich., Cara on track 20. Sup­ winners in each class. of Mrs. Starling, whose home ia in members mostly Erliscnp*h“ ,7 , not accidental. Alice Gray Wilson, known ns "Di­ ho rose drawing u pUte| announc­ (Ij. Germany, Feb. 12. plies moderate. Demand moderate. Mure than 50 scouts attended the Methodist. Baptist and Presbyter­ ana of the Dunes” drew a pistol in ing he intended to kill two men. Jamestown, N. Y., will arrive In .renwn were „ killed in Market firn). Florida 10 Inch Mllane Theatre Wednesday night an d ian. | v ? n J* f i r e a t D a m p guests of tho management. All tlu* midst of funeral services for Relatives took tho weapon awny Sipims, of Jacksonville, a listor, Tampa Southern Asks crates 4-0 best, $3.50 to $3.75. Or­ as |W«ir.,sday night and dinary $3 to $3.25; 8-10, $2,75 tn active members of scout orgumia- his wife Wednesday arui threaten­ from him. ulreudy it hire. The last wish of Diana of the To Extend Its Track mining.. only England ed to kill two men. $1.25. ordinary. California, best. To Return r — ------- •• , , tions were Invited to attend the Throughout the 18 years of Mrs. He was taken to a Gary, Ind., po­ Dunes—thut her body he cremated $5.40 to $6, few higher. Starling’s residence in Sanford she To (.old Stan ar of the newly nr.-anii*) lice stutlon as his wife was being and the a lies cunt to the winds wus un active church und club W a s h i n g t o n ] Feb. 12.— The Pitt-burg: Weather, 18 sr.ovrlaid to rest in u (Jury cemetery. from Mount Tom. the most lofty, Tampa Southern Railroad Comps-] ing. arrivals 6 Fla.; Opening Thur* lTf p —An ugency The men threatened were a rela­ of the northern Indiana dunes— worker. She was organizer and ny,I a subsidiary of the •(Atlantic. Supplies liberal. Demand Ihfrlin thi.» after* i h i i « iv . day. I'u pi'iiv « litre-Sits, I 'VKi-lim Lo n d o n . w T i : s : , r v f » first regent of the Sunford chap,riniM Line, ....... —.... Coast asked the Interstat * 1slow. Market about steady. FlarEu*ene Tukuch, Jac» tive of Mr*. Wilson, und a news was denied because the cost of bQdl* ' have been re- Churchill, chancellor of excheq r ., paper man. In the midst of the cremation was beyond the purse of ! t r *11 |Commerce Comndsr.ion today to ui-! Ida. 10 inch crates $t to *1."5. Cal•acb iervice tha giant hu .band of the, her huxbund, who also retired to i.*k oP* C* r* .!?***, *M 0W lh*’ fmstrurtlon of 39 inlle, |.fornia. best mostly around $5 Ml H'Tn iubg 'jr* w u,l ° f n**w jine from Sarasqta to Fort to $5.75, few $«. poorer, short stalk lock woman, who. though a college grad 1the dunes to earn a livelihood os n Jf o-fl s ,‘ e 1872 und married In 1888. * Ogden, Fla. .. __ _ [green, low as *4. __ ujfe forrouk the <oci*ty of hu-•fisherman. APPOINTMENT A S CABINEJMEMBER JUNIOR CHAMBER Uu^c.'iur^mb'iv.-o"; XI STARK W AR 0 N SIGNS ON STREET S arAinis Hold Services For Mrs. Starling On Sunday Afternoon New Scout Troop Is Organized Here; Hold Field Meet Crazed By Grief Over Wife’s Death, Mate Diana Of Dunes Runs Amuck I KT IV . �. . . m m ... . **ii»'s t* •••».' ;*V be gainers by it The terms “ The Suburb of Opportunity N .H . G A R N E R n -" *-•■' ' ■*- --- 1 11 11. . ■- — - 1 11 �__ OP Collins’ Rescue Is MADE Imminent As Roof ifcfO'TGDAY Of Cavern Reached W um an Fly” Climbing: In Miami J .G .I UDSON LEADS 1®**“* Gneata Attend!Says Hear With Tongues February Banquet of IN DEVELOPING Local Baptist Church LOS ANGELES, fob . 12.!- The Ex*»ninitit), w , _ ^ • original antenna for radio, accord­ ENCLOSED CAR More than 85 persons Titles £ir attended ing to Jack Allman, Los Angeles Offices in the February Men's banquet at the curator of reptiles, was the rattleComoany Still Retains Leader­ Flirt Baptist church Tuesday snake's tongue. ‘ ship b y Manufacturing night. Dr. W. C. Duke, pastor of “ When a rattlesnake is dormant sleeping,” Mr. Allman said re­ Coach At Moderate Prices the First Baptist Church of Tampu or cently, "Its tongue Is idle. But widely known ministar and lect­ when aroused it starts shooting In developing the coach type of urer, delivered the principal ad­ that forked tongue from its mouth body and seeing It through to gen- dress. and seems to both feel and hear Other speakers were F. P. For­ ________ eral adoption by the industry, the through it. I have seen rattle­ ^ Hudson Motor Car Co., has scorn! ster. president of the First Nation­ snakes appear as though uninform­ al Bank and W. E. Scoggan. Mr. , fhe th,rd nimllar success of Its Forster spoke on the "New 'San­ ed of my appproach when tHelr | history, according to W. R. Walt­ tongues were not moving back and hall. Hudson-Essex dealer of San- ford” while Mr. Scoggan’s topic forth from their mouths, but tho was “ Will We Meet the Challenge.” ■ ford declared that Hudson had moment they became conscious of Muidc by a male quartette combuilt and named the first redan it the tongues started. Rattle­ |posed of Charles Scott, G. Ray snakes have no ears, but those litthe motor world ever knew. ] wajren, Forrest E. Gatchell and first speedster type of touring tle tcntacles on the end of the ton- i and now the greatest ouccesses of | E* Reitte fe*tnreJ the program. Rue Herve tho purp0ge." I all. the coach. Hudson Luiit t h e .................. ■ ■ ■ ~ ■ ■ ....... . = : first coach in November, 192L ________________ "When wo see thousands of se-i amtmmm iinn» on the streets today,” said) U althall, it is difficult to believe j that tho first, one evoC built was! ron'tructed 12 years ago by the1 Hudson Motor Cor Co. Then as I now, the Hudson management was | greatly Interested In enclosed cars I at a moderate price. “ Up to that time, it was thought j •hat only, tho very wealthy would | buy enclosed mrn. They were, built < to ho chauffeur driven. The i Hudson management hellevcd that closeil cars could be built with a single comnartment. and that the f M i | * t mmd T o m £m tw *i owner would be glad to drive it himself. That belief was the basis for the Hudson sedan. It hud a lot of opposition at first and it was a considerable period beforj sedans became general. “ Hudson's second great success In bodies was the four-passenger snorts type of touring cor. The first of these— the Hudson snecdytor—was introduced in 1910 along Price considered E ssex ^ iv e s the utmost i i with the first Super-Six type of motor. Low and graceful, with transportation value. B y all means learn tS’ ’ J lie said Im considered this shaft s weening streamlines, this car .opt !l I I » 1*1V A f ,inly W|W l he rescue might be facts. A s k E ssex ow ners. T a k e a ride. Note] caught the nirtilic’ii eye instantly. ViiS 111 J. l u j effected and that the work was in It wns the first of literally scores its sm ooth perform ance, not surpassed br of models. tb a U C lu b F r i d a y ( Samuel H. Matlack of Louisville any car. H o w sim ply it handles. H o w luxuii. Hut the greatest of all was the .:,i. j -------t was recalled to the stand beenupe a. development of the coach. Behind y j ( tCrinttpuod from page 1) I telegram had been received from ous its riding ease. T h e n think of its price. I this was a truly fundamental idea j.-fiiri'.woo ! and the* George llrotb- I the Louisville Herald stating that — the idea of nn enclosed car at an A n d consider that tw o o f every three buyers JwaTtee off4 . • j complaint bad been made ihat MatId 1 . .. onen enr price. To develop that T^JyFplk:. 1t Hanford are begin- lack had not received proper cono f E ss e x cars com e to it fro m ^th o se who! idea, Hudson hod to overturn the w l l n v ' to realize whet an asset they sideratlnn in hi industry's whole habits of closed 4 Have* In the nninkinal course. It the court Tuesday. fo rm e rly o w n e d cars w h o se chief appeal is] enr construction—unplying to them I i ift. Irpthfuljv nai*l to ba second to iMatlnck said he had made tom. i !r ■ ;r : for the first time all the economics lo w cost. * T,r*oip*,in they stale. Tliere are sever-’ plaint to no one. M<* said bis known to simplified manufacture. j -4rt Jvaya they can how this inter-1only dissatisfaction was that the Tills pi' tui i* Ir ■ Harry Gardiner, the "Human Fly” scaling the ? ja g -o n e- irj to go out and see the! final question put by Captain wnl! : of the l*:i( ■ county courthouee in Miami tipon a recent visit to “ For threo years, Hudson-Essex Surely you cannot be satisfied w ith less than had this market to itsdlf, while Ich Friday afternoon and the Chancy was one which no man that city wlnvi1thou .and* watched him in his spectacular climb. Essex offers. Its cost is but little more than makers of open cars vainly resort­ ! ’tlifchhr is out Saturday after- ’ could answer cither "yo«"*« r “ no” ed to one device uftcr unother to • itodn’ and ibn next afternoon and without condemning himself as a cars of the low est price. stimulate salts. Hut the public r w t itht* next and play them Trammell Seeks Probe wanted closed cars at open car prices— and now the industry has mony bad liecn mini.uerprried, i y t i , 1 4 • 1 -V Y i that I,., had meant no criticism «f;ISUBl U ll! ) AlTlVCS O f Gas Price Boost stampeded to coaches. But for a long time to come the man who I.icut' nant llurdon or Gerald, and WASHINGTON. Feb. IL’.— Ir- thinks of coaches will think of timt. In* only criticism of Willi ant vcatigatlon -if the gaxuiinc industry { Hudson-Essex.” f f i W s i I l I l G T O N . Feb. 111.—Cun loan, was that his paper had giv ~~' was proposed in senate today by in 'joint convention, ccrti- i n him m* much publicity it bad I | (, U.» Hon bardt, prcti.loiit and ,,, „ , , '■u>’d the election of Coolidge and eon» to Ida head Lee t.tillins I.\afnmed owe* ; o( ir.e .Milwi uk . Aini ' K-an . , , *SAuthorize Survey For ^ri».w4s. liming the morning s •* imi -iv- ,\ iicii’.ti in n ba.-id..ill lm ,1. ill Hub eluli v.iilcb v.'lddl ’ 11 -'mutton would have the Federal f t , The aunite authorized an approPark Sites y-jfthittion tor Inveal fgaling thv oy- end wilnurreu we re e-amm'ii. in- trains in Sanford lids spring, will Trade Commission examine into National i lading Lee Collins, fat.nir uf tbu recent arbitrary unwarranted” (iittl11 t**. Frecediijg id/. n r' " I’.11' iiuii.d.v, |jt*creases of price of gasoline with ht* , omd. • refui'’'l to cut the • ntcnibed num. WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.— The TOylH','ji/i|<*'.'i|Ul;.tinii for prs.t- Collins', thb H>V. liulUIpbui Hoy'F' »ngl:t, a - '0*11tiii*. to .i telegram re [, view ti^ prosecutions should vio» Sennte today apuroved the Swan- -i..t>, • i i a m it •. broIlf,- of Hep Ooylt, ovy it^/r wi’rTrauil casi'ii, Vlf vl'W G -A ' : b;W . j 1. lien of low he discovered. iion-McKellur bill authorizing a ytnVe of fWarm'in, ret-rptury or the Sayfurd: 'Pin* ho i. i1 i'ii Hi' i v cnuiniiU'"■ the f irm on which the entrdn' survey of sites for national park •‘"’dttHined to repair the Gooding long Hand Cave ii located, gave testi- ; t'iiainUi i' uf Cotmm i'ce. purposes including Blue Ridge noi'v. fhort jibul bill. mountains of Virginia. Smoky Sir. Ilorcjmnit nii.t ”d n train i 3 Cabinet Members “I wa*i edit a* the « r ,-J Hinitial cr.iir.ct ii-’i hud will not arrive in ,f The ii.vui urprcpmtion bill, mountains of North Carolina and at Luncheon Tennessee and Mammoth Cave sec lyflh (i’r anotbei m u> night after Collins ug i caught.' Ju'lucr.* iMe tt i*i| noon t :t!;iy. H. Speak Hffionc., was aignsd by the laid the mluiatei'. “ I saw evi pbiOt t . 1 ave ,11 . t.-onvilli* a". m<iii tion of Kentucky. delic (.f dtlnl ii g. TIi.) work pro t’lert* ntter an pn,,-'t;Jc. He ij.ac* 'l JtreV.f-1 t. ‘ WASHINGTON. Feb. 12. — ,„ in a iiisr;i,/:a.v.:. .1 maimer, i(•otii;,in! T 7 i'isjil; i’t i it of petroleum in tin* in .! (| b I bv iMi . Bor tundt a.. I Threu members of tho Cabinet Hours nt which the Snnford Li­ I .v*H»ttvd| Hutti . decreased two per There )-ru dickering j an I qc'ur- t;i v. among the honor guests and brary will lie open each day nre !i nred, I relinn * ' over tile liielho la ■ * ■ • nr, geological survey Arraogemi n .. 11 v living qumt- peakora at a Lincoln birthday 10 o’clock until 12 o’clock in the 1 left hecat re el the i imdii uni' til* re. i , - :: anti otmtf. niutiei;, iiieidint to tum-iuon given here today by trus- morning and 2 o'clock to C o'clock i*j ted. “ While I did not sei any men!id , stay hen* have been Colliplut- li"'s of the Lincoln Memorial llni, Jl onsc ted senate ngrlculturai in the afternoon, according to Mrs. fL •** commitU". beard testimony from drinking out of bottle ■, I saw r,|, it in said. ^lr. Horelmrdt will vetrilv. Secretaries Weeks, Work ' T Tniftdbi n " President Coo Iid); A* i mply laitib i iiiid plenty of evi-1 fn- followed 'hortly by bis nianag- and Wilbur, former governor U>w- Anne Van Ness Brown, librarian. On Thursday and Saturday nights j dopee of drinking going on." 1 --'^•MKtCultiiral crntfcrcnco. ( eg who will i •ode !", n fi w days *tcn of Illinois and Judge Elbert the library will continue open un­ t J**i-'l'!i r. t F postofneo conimittie Hoax Rumor Set At Itcn* t|uw memlv r* of tlm team. H. Gary were included. til 9 o’clock. vi yok'd to imb. titute the : ante bill It. ii. i‘. Ilonaker, of Horse mTir die ! < pay and t i*- iitcren .■ Cave, d .1 rihed bis vhit into the i ^ fhrfisuie d 1 -»• I by the house. ! eave itml Ida appeal for stone cut • ■’«. * Repul ,i. in insurgent, begun t t o :. who, however, found that ibeir x x stiovr to iiM ' i nt. ayiy : lep by ad- ■ kill would In* unavailing J ^.eMilfiiBtrntijn ronatora to defer »c‘‘Have you beard.” asked Cap i '',l1 on nomina i tain A. M Chaney, who cond'.'eiod, i '< twin, of f liarlcs B. W'airen to be iln* questioning for the board, * "• -mtornev r< in:ra1. . '‘luiything that would lead a rca-, i ______________ ■noiiably iuteiligeiil man to think i that tin* body • f Floyd ( 'ollin wa*. V >nei\s Tunnel 1not THE U i;r/K B $A l1fcA a in tlm cave7” “No. sir.” Dr. Ilonaker replied,j vi.il to'Freedom “hut 1 have heard non* * nn n my 1 I iliey do not Indieve he wa 1in 'hoi , N. (*., Feb. 12.— 11 y p "« pi t liner:, | nitii'lb <1 I have beard that, but that did i M ore motorists every day come to the conclusion : v i !i edtiiii i i .i r.igjit til not change toy opinion. To • irany that lor year 'round u tility there is no more ' people had gon.* in there .Stuulay, i ife t S if. ■on farm in llallfu:: practical or convenient car than u Ford. t'uhruar.v 1, and had talked with i ♦Wstittih: nc .liar, to information I +»iu4i lv« i ;.j l< day by ;,t,petinte i- him, ami looked at b in. H a** if The Fordor Sedan is room y, comfortable, and ilOKB Of U',[ |*l)U lh"in bad talked to him that w< re f f ’" 4 attractive in appearance— inside and out. eo' cb'-i enooi'b to s him, and I i y h i bail talked with lliein.” In city traffic it handles and parka so easily that lie went on to explain that lie * ' ' B i t - n i l «•» J of tbo Ashvil' *. f’., thousands d riv e it who cou ld readily ailord ' > u cii fuitli in the rumor and < :lin t. * iNW llfcbe,- i! Commerce “get accostlier cars. J 4 a n u i t f i . t i - d " r party through Flmidn, In tud att' iopted to di iutitenancu I eiy IHG person'' wlio will it whenever possible, in reply to, m if he knew whether ih\O n country roads it comes through where heavier 1*11a spec ini train, will arrive It i atne frepi two newsoaper | cars Ircqucntly cannot. Such qualities as these * T :in Hn ifl nil at H o’cincx, Feb. 21, rumor t i m i d h - nralh here two hours. Cum- r(i|Hit,h r.1 or if h • know certain re- \ have brought the Ford its well-deserved i 4 smaitie iofiw are now bxbig ex- j jmr.i'i Dr, Ilonaker uii*Wi ml tlm* ' reputation as the 44Universal Car." he fliil mit know a singl- new. imper ; I « q i i * r v : e d bi ',j R W, Po 11mgn. > man < m tb ato'.'y, i of tfie Sanford Chamber of al F. Roger Miller, tile ■ “ ••J. r s l •retary In an oiTort to > l i l t e r t h e i U n leritiy no that the % *i..- Explosion Injures 15 Runabout . f ’JOO ' ■. *• i. ve more time in Haa* I ii Newspaper Oi’fice Touring Car - 2 9 0 Coup* • - £30 i ii t x *. CHICAGO, Feb. 1*2.— Apprnxi-I f)Ti; Sl.tKIO.UIMl On Opon Car* Startor a n J DomountabU mutely lli persomi were reported I ,, c£rx*tX'Ter ‘ * 4> f S T A N D A R D S IX rim» are 9 S 8 Mtr. Injured, some seriously, in an ex S P E C IA L S IX B IG: i M<» - in • LLO, Feb. 12.— A plosion in the engraving room of t jiii,' i been started hero to 3-Pass. Duplex-Roadstcr , $1123 3-Pass. Duplex-Roadster $1450 j“7-Pass. Duple3C'^ th»Chlc!igo Evening American t« 1 Jlfat a million dollar t...ud . ‘ '’Ua'1'0 t!';"' ".'“m A "i;' t" : L t Bi 5-Pass. Duplex-Phaeton . 1 1 45 5-Pass. Duplex-Phaeton 1495 5 -Pasa. Coupe. 5-Pass. Coach . . . . 1 29 5 7 .Pass- Sedan • » < *5JLjio,.er.» have given the matter nnj hi . .J,W°n . unronseim,-. 3Puss.Sport Roadster 15; - -<a*.m|,bi' ennsiderntion, fend the “d ln ttiTho i tai 3-Pass.Country C lu b Coupe 1345 7-Par.’- Berlins Lf , hu |1»k*.:: ..... I" ,..'al. , (j.* ' ,,A 5-Pass. Brougham . .171 5-Pass. C o u p e . lion at a iargily at w o ** ‘ I'.jid' nvetng, the tense of which 4Pass. Victoria . . . 18! 5-Pass. Brougham ;)p«Ul SU-4*' it tin* bonds file dd be vot/ d Stove and Fire Ph 5-Pass. Sedan . . 1 an prac tit able to provide 5Pass. Sedan . . . . 191 B*« WtMtit it 4 '-.ill building and mainWood ! -Pass. 13crime . .UlprW*!^ 5-Pass. Berim e . . . 20 < Jult 5!».0« per rord rtird delivered rtellvcnd L:l : : : ;V-> * ijvi/; MV? d* of n.liie'i have bren ri ,r; • • • England and Wiitr:,f xiiu: ( Continued ftom imjrr* I ) lV *(fcontinucd from page I) *»th Hot conscious) departed from pointed nut, the bulb may have worked loose and fallen uut of the ..iirose. T rurrfc* it. *V‘ litj| ♦*“t linve Vaid that in some ro- (ticket. The last previous teat, ttf the .nntc.’ t has been <p«in- made Tuesday midnight, indicated Ktq m4j. Myself and t^us<i vritit that Collin* was breathing the e.tijjth l net have been constantly licfiniontcr:’ said. A if official bulletin issued at it rased o f Ja purpose to*1diwtroyr (to union; %and hes|,attcr(|d with o’clOck Wednesday afternoon .J>faTyl Imaginable odious • epithet those in charge of operations >at us u» •iVd aotno who were* friends, ns it the shaft, announced the depth at ~fafejb’Jt yesterday, have made that time wan II feet. hcnuidvc ■ rnn’ t active in this, i Cave Unnerved iiesi of Workers "Then* wuh something in Hand ha vie cultivated patience and made Cave that unnerved the (»est men rfe attempt' at a retort. ^"Ahflbilion has leen user! bed to and all of thefn wen.* absolutely uk■i'Tlfor Ifioti knows how sincerely I hnunted when they tame out,” jt’ i juaiyed from the first that this William Hanson, town marshal, | •; *if Ifi; of ambition might nut be testified before the military court [sE&snGd. I vl.din no insensibility to of inquiry at tho opening of the uftuoUtirol honors : hut today could« erumm session Wednesday, lie told m f'M i rotii i restriction lie rcator ' of early unorganized efforts of vo| ^ • $i and the'whole Iavir> question j unteer. to rescue Floyd Collins, oil’-' ated oil the fold giound of tol* • tombed in the iavv sinvo Jan. 30. ian by m-rcnr.ity where It rxhitn, “ Johnnie Gerald, a young man hostility to tin* i known to have n jfood nerve nniHr i t ■„Mpi3'vi of \ . on principle, I would good re(iulutioii, volutecred.” he ® ~ ** Y ini .deration gladly agree that ; said, “ to go into the cave if Jte fjre Ifoiigln- rboiild never lie I would ho allowed to pick a crew ! 7 ifbrr hud F never in ao Offlte so (whom he could trust not to pull j out loose rock and make the open- ' jtuhi, o. vvoll uth or eitht r live k r, Ji.ii sett, owner of tin* mnnu- ing nmre dangerous. “ He went into the cave and jp3,*rji^il, wriljV i in the bool in which i In iiij; published '"thi-• long- came out a physical wreck.” rctptf t» speech tnnrk-i a turning j f.ictit. (lurdon of tiie Louisville ilit in Lincoln* career rami that Firc- I ifpartment, he said, “ did thn •4 •its b.kf paragraphs, the last same thing. The *e was something | Ib'i polititdan ir. h*l in the that imiurved the heat men ami y rqsifTtanto j f tin* dearer noto of all of them were absolutely cxi > 'n£tun ,*1<’ tdate.'unaii. Hia tie* when thi*y came out. "fm TCTil it for thb senatorship, .Mr. HarHad linen Some Disorder brio “ extinguished the last Asked by t.'apt, Alex M. Chaney, *:l .'I’ rtidTit of add ition for political pro‘‘ hut left him firm in his if there had been any disorder be­ j^te*j|nlnnt| >n to carry on the ron- fore or after the troops arrived, Hanson replied that there bad been y tj:;!), pgsiln^t slavery." some disorder hut since tlu* urrivnl _„ of soldiers everything hail been or- E s s . e x - 6 8 ' C 9 o a $ . The Finest Essex Ever Built Sft i?« May Even ,!<*rly- "Tic.r(!'nidii,, report of bintosti- Owner Of ‘Brewers’ ' ^Yfishington News In Quality Hudson and Essex Are SEMINOLE HUDSON ESSEX COMPANY] Sanford, Florida In Sanford Tonight PRICE U tility Every D ay in the Month Twelve Months in the Year . \k !t-m I Only the prices ha* been reduced quality has not beei changed 1,1 19 NEW MODELS .,fc .mj lb ■ii. Realty Company I [H R IloiiKL* Long l.castOn Railroad tfitm m |. m ... ■5 >. :ap^aMBnKaanaaAi<nHNnuN*iMaMrianBCiuaz!aaaiiUR«ria3 SAN J U A N G A R A G E Sanford, Florida i Hi l ira proof ..On I'nvcd Kticet &*1 - * Hon M. L. J. Care Herald uminaci3gucaacnzBawaaaHaaMnBnug«afliaMHaiannBcrafe) v I S I T O IA 6 o‘\ tt. E tiMrViiMtaiurnxt THIS I s A S T U D E D A K E ti* '*■: ____ tJ- R y e a ^ �THE SANFORD HER + 4. v\4\ 4\ *K #\ V*. <?v<fc. * 4 * - ■ ' A >Ai A« I T FEBRUARY !*, 1M5 yy v w yy y y y y y y o^ ♦ y y o W ^ yv v a^ l ■ ■ ■»•■ ■*k■ ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ ■• ■ ■ B ■ N H ■ ■• ■ ■ x M * H n s K ■ ■ ■ K ^ 4 M ! l ■ ?*: s m a i m : * a Fart Mellon Is situated on Mellonvillc Avenue within a short walk o f Lake Monroc. It is the site o f old Fort Mellon where United States soldiers were guartered during the Seminole Indian W ar and was the scene o f many thrilling batties. W is‘now within the city limits, is supplied vvjith water, gas, electricity, telephoney and all the modern conveniences rtfHfc. Streets are being paved and sidewplks laid. Parks have been set aside ancf a re rapidly being improved and beautified* Recording to the most approved beautification methods. Homes are soon to be erected and rigid building rcstriclions assure only tbc most up-to-date houses copsisjggt ^\Tith high class surroundings. ' IftM K M p M M W 8 ; G g S jj ,5 ■ g G * g jj g S g S jj $ Fort Mellon is in direct line with the lo­ cal roads o f progress and contingent with the greatest development project in the history o f Sanford. Its location close to iiic East Side development, the Fkst Street extension and other high class im­ provements, assures investors'of the ut­ most safety in investments and profits of unusual magnitude when plans for the East Side are consummated. Thti con­ struction o f the new tourist hotel within sight o f Fort Mellon means an immediate increase in property values, and has provcd an added inducement, though none was needed, for wise men to put their savings into Fort Mellon lots. Buy■■Safe Investment; — i ■ ■ — ■I ■ ' ii i ■— 104 M A G N O LIA A V E N U E A. I*. C O N N E L L Y & SONS k a *Ti. .«a. _** O .A> *1 > ■>-t+ f t 1* * + !•* 4 /y »v+v»v»T+v»->v<»»T*;vfr*»»4-»-.M '*++>-fr ♦{>•>+♦ f * 4++■H- * *4- *:•44 ?(. & & A *4 V\& I t 4*4 �= ir - Hanford Herald •"‘ * ------ dfcss=3= Lincoln and Today ifim u m nrrpt TH E N E X T W AR■r n i u ( h 4, f im m « THE N E W P A P A T o d a y is the one hundred and f i f t a m t i i — * .■» Srenml I’Irjk Mattrr. M IAM I HERALD th e b irth o f perhaps the * " ‘A , in n ,v eI? a ry < * dan , l}l>. *1 Ihf I’oitiiltlrB D o iis l ronl. f lortda under Act of K S T am S S ^ ' V It seemi rather remarkable that 3. 1*97. tharoom. A t a U U hour a salad Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Nicholson, i oven to h g re a te r M t L t fo r but “ ,so ®nd the head of one of tho govern­ Mrs. Joe Peterson died at Sancourse was served. . o f Daytona, spent a few days with fbrd l Hospital Tuesday evening. land borders Lake I f ? w* n,l* hl b« . S K i i S S * * ........ lo f t to K c n S i n n . u h i , . k ' „ L . t? I A pIe? d ld • '« » o n » he has ment departments entrusted with 7AU) HRRri generations which coTne after him ■t Mmnmgrr Mr. and Mrs, nenry Levy. n ? n C i present ware. Miss Janie Her remains were Interred at Os. national defense should advocate Gessendanner. Miss Ludle Echols* Among the Chutaota Ian guests even Indirectly . policy based on teen Thursday morning. She leav-s Hi Avenue W n e Ml JJjj1 Pauline Echols, A. D. Rounin a l Z t P k M ‘ n oncccss. B on , tho Idea that there can never be Mrs. Langford of Georgia, has an invalid husband and eight ehil-1during first week o f February, MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society EditoT i " * * 1 , • K. McNobb and Newton been spending some time here with dren. Dent'llIIPTIOX I RATES another great war. This Is praewere: Mr. and.Mrs. Minlek, Mr. ' Btanstrom. re*r...J7.oo Sis Month* ..J3.cn he bega/it tholowcii rung T t L i J d S o ^ “ E??UnI,y' tlcally what Secretary Wilbur has her sister, Mrs. William Daniels. PHONE:—Res. 428-J «nd Mrs. Edwards, and Mr. and red In City liy Carrier, per failing, unyielding pertinacity he climhSSi.,n4 w,th n^ ver, ! MissBarnesToBecome t&c. . Weekly Edition 12.00 Mr. and Mrs. Windish of Cleve­ Mrs. Weber, o f Canton, Ohio. w d?c,fflrc‘\ another until he had reached the ton and thn t,i~L ovcr hand World Mr. Miles, of Miami, is spending *“ •. Minick came early in January * World War I* next to impossible Bride O f Mr. Cpngdon Mrs.' Selman Hoste.s3l UPSalaal i ? rapevillc this week with his daughters, Mrs. land. Ohio, who make themselves with his son-in-law, Mr. EdwardsPower of this country to give’ th h ®hest honora »" the and that those who discuss it are »AI, NOTirHi All Obituary comfortable in their house on who hns bought the Zerby place . dealing in bogey stories. cant* of thank*. molutloti* A t P retty W edding To Pipe Organ Club ” " k' William Dalian! and Miss Laenig. wheels, have put up a garage on nnu In this day and time of unlimited ftnnne4„ » :c , will improve the property a s 4 ■ • Notice* of entertainment* where It is the common hope In this tee nre made will he rltai-gcd freshing to rend in the life ofi AJ)rahnm^i<!l^U? dl(i \ 8 re’ country, nt Icnst, thnt such is the r-Tc." 5?9 Mr. nnd Mrr. David, of Sanford, their attractive town site. Their toon as practicable regular advertlalng rate*. The wedding of Miss Agnes dnv af i . ~ '-•no met mondav^aftofn ®rPan Club Monand Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kilbo spent Elmer Tyner has been ill with ,n<* ° f them and of how he made the mn«t° 0f0^ ^,S Fu-08^ f? 8*' , '* Probably true that Blanche Barnes, lovely daughter IMER THE ASSOCIATED CRESS which came his way. Deprived nf fm«n uWith Mr"- «• S. influenza. Mr. Ballinger has it Thursday evening with Mrs. G. C. | 5 of ^ ^ t h in g there la too much lurid discusof Mrs. Irene Harwell Barnes to v Grant. le A**oelate«l Pre** I* rxrlu*. hutH1i Z ' [ {fu4h*l| nuo" 1 hrr homp on Elm Avc- also. ~ ' . . . / entitled |n the ime for rrpub- so much, or should mean so mUch to 1K S Bw lch ™ a" Mon of the next war. The United William Davidson Congdon of |the gold fever did*1 has no desire to engage In lion of all new* <ll*patrhe* *r will enter- Jacksonville, will bo solemnized After the wedding ceremony, u h,° WaIk,ed a wild orgy of preparedness for Mted to It or not otherwl*e rreii- miles day after day to borrow and return !' $ t onoring Mj8S Wednesday, Feb. 18, at 0 o’clock cieuTe^ e T ,in '7 l f0rn:!’ wcrt? oHi- i ? crr,nn! Hlrachl, Bob Bolton and delicious dinner was served. The i I In this paper and nl*o the local ocrlptlon he could find, nnd he w o n ld ^ S W . de- something thnt may nit come. About 40 g ^ iu T . absenconf ? ^ r u lin g . I„ the Miss Bernice |W* |>ubll*htil herein. All right* * t th« Firat Baptist Church with Stnk<", !,n<i Mias Dor- M s S t tfcb ,prrsl,icnt Mrs. W. Tarnp.i n< ° attcndcd thc fn.,r nt family and only n few intimate « Duteh sh o (publication of *perlnl illnpatch filch. Rev. F. D. King, officiating. friends witnessed tho ceremony. / W ° nl* thil’ *8 trUo ■ very erboard but it’, , 7*5 Herein nre alto re*erved. LTeachers AsForrest1V r hAiu f ° prpaidont. Mrs. "'”rwl •” roolish person who would say that The nutial music will be in wS»Ss5r m summer. w T i i a 51™ !’ lP,r Pfosided. The x f ^ ” \.r( 'co‘ ,Brnton nnd Mr. nnd J Bt 3 o’clock charge of Miss Margaret Davis another World War Is impossible A contest wan participated in. ■ w* s. rc8non(led to by each per- Mrs. VVestuilick motored to To1URSDAY, FEB. 12. 1925 lousholdcr and organist, assisted by Mrs. A. M nnd that a reasonable measure Guessing from advertisements a 5 vares Fridny. verse?V nK " " " W m I valentine riavIrfnrC » S Dcrb.y ,ellVcs Thurs1as hostess, ' . O n l y a Yew~~rnor* of prepnredness is foolish. Nb* list from which tho bride will se. " Philips and Miss Mabel Bowler, r-i I , n fcw days visit with ILE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. ■1 |before Congre,, ^ will be a joint who will sing. many years before 19M a man lect things for her house. Mrs. friends in Jacksonville. Mrs. Adeen Williams and Mrs. pntiiv I t 7 LAeachers Ase h l m „ „ Sc,?,nrl appointed who had been president wroto K t i t E IA)VE TH AT SAVES: — ^ree Primary ; Chicago man ^ Miss Barnes has chosen as her nrnl. °,f , f he Mission Study Hansen were visitors Wednesday 1 lU*hnn Wns thc w' nnprthat any great wnr would be im­ God no loved the world, that of Mrs. J. Williams. filllnms. frnm linn', M^ ; ° ‘ P‘ Thnin.lf.on stealing $10,000. ,hSj| matron o f honor. Mrs. R. F. Coop­ Skle Primary *• . possible In the future nnd he prov-l An oyster supper was given by Shrine Club wants accommodations fo r * •;Pri i.ftve his only begotten Son. that from Berwin, III., are visiting Sirs. wMl hnveach*Mr'S' r ° rLrost «ntchel even for stealing^ nnvf M , nr‘r . c of »ho study for accomplish, had we onlv hOt fnith m , a ? m,Kht not wc er. and ®B bridesmaids Miss Leoln JM It quite conclusively, from a! the Community Club at their club­ tsoever bellevcth In him should ,, V '* ' ' illlng Workers nro all j,rce will have King and Miss Adcle Rincs. The W a ffir ° n * n'CCe’ Mrs’ :’ t" n,«’y signed ns* rh’ i McAllister rethti1 8 v,8,an' hi« stlckto- theoretical standpoint. And short-' perish, but hnvo everlasting itfveneas ? But we la ^ ^ ir Iflok ng forward to this Saturday house. A number of people at­ ■ members o f their circus for next week. 65 S flock nt tho Junior maidu aro to bo Miss MaYale professor fiM *1 » m S l 1( « . Ch" lrn' " " » ' “ » l » » r meeting at thc home of Mclvi» tended and a good sum wns realized ■ IV tnc the world w« was involved in the John .1:16. tlawn is breaking on a stfll mnJ j i ^ ! ' whdc 80 glorious a ,y m u, HiU. All living has advInS " > l mic Stephens of Tampa, n cousin The Chuluota band gnve a concert RifAtcjit war in nil history, nn« Mrs. M. C. S. Cherry of Mt. Olive ! l.f|Sfl!re^*,, ,0Vc|y ffifts were turn- Lunoquist. nre allo w in g " Z e " d I Z T - f t S l ‘* . S S & S L J ? Hrdc are re­ jbut it ia still w o S ^ S people. at thc supper. pnrently nrising out of an insig­ o. the mTldo..nn(l m ,m Elizabeth N. C. arrived Sunday to rpend somp !, ____ LINCOLN W ALKS AT nnd material given out for »J0 taken from us."" ‘ ' ,U,I,U,UI3 in our own doorynrds to nificant ■ ft. incident. MIDNIGHT Miss Minnie Beck is up again ■ Httlo*' Mbise UT r ' ^ r i % F ‘t 7 ^ r, . ot r i Z V 'f - i Mr*- ^ f o r d ’s offer [ .Now that they h,,., A pretty home wedding took qiVr Gwy" ns. Pinpr nnd.Znchaiy. ‘ Ir8’ W* A‘ t w - n ■ Very much the same world con­ to be p,,t on sale at tho ?rfl- r» " .[rinpjo of the Influenza. place Sunday nt the home of Mrs. gmskn, missing s£ y 1 I is portentous, nnd n thiriR of ■ v u * uJfm *'a!'0" ° f Mncrne, Gn., | ______ Phone 617 t ditions exist today. Therc is about ho horn f t £ "Z c n s Z f t * of to n v i . wns taken ill ■ ly Ball for the 1'vc hope radio ,'uJJ* . state George Gieger nt high noon whrn S f u r c ’ " ' cc' " ' ' 1 ” ,llh with it while out hunting nnd is the same sort of nntionnl ambition ,i»_ °ubearer. ------^ Bn,s r“ ,M to fio tho | The ninny friends of Mrs. W. M. hvald-LnuRhton ring It here at midniRht in our little at us by the grace of God Anlw h^ ar°?< f°rtunes thrown l whafs become ol£nr her daughter Alice united in mar­ rcnl sick. evident. Sonic of those potenj c°tt nre gjnd to know that she P..UUI ,nf *th.C *VK',nl hoUr ‘ bo fiostId at the Ar• town riage with Willinm Croscty, of to buy a little real estate am/hin^6 Wl?0 a*re wlsc enou« h tales who were powerful twelve Charles Congdon of Jacksonville is recuperating from a recent at­ sp^pfl .n lfl bv J1" - Ilah Hall, tnouminR figure walks, and will Indiana. Atiss Cnrr fdnying thc .irved refreshments. nre in the discard, hut T. • delicious — •vm-rniincms. | "nhlherg was a guest nt wedding ntnrch on n violin. a demand for it. and conseouentlv fhhIltH,lt ,,nt,, therc is years ago _____ 0f All Souls will sorve as his brother’s best tack of the influenza. I three egg.J i’n *"?’J not‘ rest, man. . The ushers arc to he R I, „ Thp next meeting will lie with * j „ " f Carl Carlson over fw'l or write Shrine Circus what you have and * have a Valfear the old court*house pacinR Cooper and M. C. Haddock. Rev. ■ among the nations and these nre Mre. Forrest .McAllister on West 2S2S?y‘ i. n” .’ ,,Tr' 1 1 nttcnded tho Knights of ^ up and down, j!X * !L Crippen, Jr., has returned Hrst Street. Each member will A miscellaneous shower was giv. hri'1 by him at M. Rehns. r . Stephens, pnstor of the ,to Ahis always potential breeders of war. home here to resume his " . L . < n by the Community Club nt the respond to the roll cal| with some burR bon,c‘ The incidents that may set o ff a ■m and Miss ? p“ l« vard Methodist Church of piano tuning business and is glad rates. , Jack Dempsey. { „ ^ 3 club house in honor of Miss Alice ’ by his homestead, or in shadth ng pertaining to the Hf0 of Lingreat conflict are constantly ocr,*a 1 entertain tho say: ? J r PM «nnn Unc,° of thc br,de. will 13 going to marry, i 1 Geiger a bride-elect whose mar­ T owed ynrds coin. Emil Magnuson has been Iran'sgive Miss Barnes away. curing nnd there is no assurance friends b#ck am° nK hi:* ,ifc' lonR S [church st the matters, but we bet s^ t linger* where his children used f®rr£,‘J frnn! VVinderwcrc to Cocoa riage will be solemnized Feb. 11 nt that one of them muy not sweep Following the ceremony the r__ honoring S°L™ ?or,e, nnd ae.ven years ago our fathers to play, tho nations into war. »a „u ha',CL^ r ° ”,.to *upcrintcnd the home of her mother. The love­ j 'B arnes whoso They think TnukLl trin* ?n '♦L I C#vo « wedding tn Miss Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Simms Mrs. Drummond Is through the mnrket, on the their parking. ||0 XVas a guest i ly gifts ,, , wore r presented ...................... ?» con. -t ft now [place, I’eb. 18 inlnJ. inf u C“ r n,nd UP0P thicr or Jacksonville nrrived hero Wed­ The probability of thi3 is not girl poisoned three r r. well-worn stones hunday at the home o^ T. O Ty. co ^ c|Kl*r "i !l huge representa♦bo* oil ------ •*' uwnHuet’ great enough to call for any hocHostess A t Bridge ncr. "p"o S i Z ’ 3 bon decorated , sonvUI W bonic J«ck- nesday called here by tho death of can’t claim she thoo W stalk* 'until tho dawn-stars ... of, a . ,coconut , — cake ----- decorated mato all men -----are created equal. « tic effort to build up ft great army her husbands. with pink bends and placed on mi | Mrs. Simms’ sister, Mrs. B. J. I bum away. t the library and navy. The possibility of it i.s Mrs. D. P. Drummond, in her Among the out-of-town guests Starling. , whothoi* m T e 0a? nffcd in « KVcat Civil war, testin g Mrs. Klsin Hansen. Walfud express wagon decorated in pink. * great enough to justify the main­ They were brought to the bridewho will attend the wedding arc: usunl charming mnniter. entertain................. What tickles us m on l el PI®T8«n, Mr. G. Malm, Mrs. Nees^* «e d , lank mnn! His suit of taining of a reasonably strong lb at the Ll- ilr. and Mrs. S. F. Stephens of . -------- r x. _ .s _. man hater dressed tit Dr. R. S. Kcolor nrrived from , Wednesday afternoon the mem-! and children visited in Orl indo riect by Icttlo Miss Olive ileitmnn ancient black, n army and navy, kept in first class kk. ” ^ and brother ! nn'l,Joc ,M« lh|n»*. Delicious home man hater in a flimsyj Tnmpn. Mr. add Mrs. T. J. Smith r.nst Orange, N. J., Wednesday hors of the Fortnightly Bridge Sunday. Miss * Malm famous high top-hut nnd plnin « great battlefield of that war " ,c mct on ,ic Club will of Tampa, Air. and Mrs. C. A. |evening, railed here by thc ilTncss I Vlub condition. And it docs justify n - -Daytona1forr 1 , r* made cakes nnd cocon were served. ~ a ™ , , nt " 1 h°r homo on Magnolia George, went■ to Mis worn shawl | 5 .! ____ _ ' ' Eliznhctli wns in n polity mood. constant attention to what is be­ have come .to dedicate «a portion portion of of thnt field Barnes Jr., of Tampa, Mrs. Agnes I 0* Airs. Koclor who is at the Fcrp i !!?'' bvn Mnlnt and took her with them' then: ce him the quaint great figure nn nWe final V,, it A STO RY O F U N C H A R T E D SEA S ™ *™ *™ *nM *m nunm nm m unnnm M *nntt*xBznwMMn of the Wo- Congdon of Jacksonville, Mrs. E. nald-Lnughton Hospital. ing done in other nations. This I ink snapdragons nnd lavender to Orlando. >r those * ' And when Henry inquired the cause of hrr peevishness, she u that men love, Chuluota ffoly Cross B. Thorpe of Jacksonville. Charles u not jingoism. It is plain com­ larkspur were artistically used in MIAMI TRIBUNE r.ai'l, "Here I have run uround with yen for a year, and we have aN to prnirio-lawycr, master of us fitting i— ......•••ight liv B uir.il at mon sense, based on n recognition decorating. The prize for high Congdon of Jacksonville nnd J. W. Dr. If. B. Best of Wilson, N. C„ been good friends. Indeed; don’t you think it in time to think of all*. .1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell nnd*. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. D. Brumley visUllrs. B. F. Barnes of Norfolk. Vn. of certain elements in human na­ *Dk hose, was won by Mrs. [iicir and Il?nny Cash of Durham, N. C., getting me n diamond?" He had thought of it, but had post­ four children nnd Miss Eunice D*’d Sanford this week, fn this age when it would seem known ture which do not seem ns yet considerable about tho spent Monday and Tuesday with *'• isJ. iiGonzales. poned thc event. ■• . . i ryner motored from Windcrmoco! _____ that almost every part of the world I t cannot sleep upon his hillside I Scwiay .School to have been eliminated. M Samuel Byrd in the home of his Mayas, the Azetcs of Mexico nnd . ’• now. had been explored nnd inveatign___ . ,, . . . .............. , . .........C. .Stanley mo|ifcitine party M T* «!n. a bright nniie spread over hia face, and lie let his g«zo --------o—-----fr o 'C c ” ,"1-' Parent::, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Zach­ nnrrnt . Mr. and Mrs. Tyner. Mrs. l " " ’d to Lakeland recently. fa la among us;—as in times be­ Particularly pleasing t» the Incas, but many do not np:H. Smith on Guild Gives D elightful ary, ie:' on her fruil, fair figure. Nlia held ln-r breath waiting hi; H served. n Kretl and children will remain this ------fore! come across ft Imok with such fns-1P «*ln lo thnt there nre unnumberi right to ten word”, widen »He knew vvould bring romfort ami joy. M Those playing wore Mrs. F. J Wcc,t' * Air. and Mrs. Snyder have nuirio j lid we who toss and lie awake for cinnting historical mid adventur­ ’ “ CALI, AT * B ridge P a rty Own Y o u r H om e Gonzales. Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. ered tribes of Indians in Central to odd o r detract. T h e w orld w ilT l i f t l e T o t e Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Scott. Mr. several business trips to Orlando 11 i r I‘iv'7‘ilV b<’ : ’fid fund he had not uv-cd that endearing term ■ long nor ous interest ns thnt by Lady Rieh- America, in western Brazil, xbn will «nin long remember, what we s and Mrs. T. A. Jordnn, Mrs. W. A. IIATTISBURG AMERICAN r8‘ Thigpen, Mrs. K. K. Next Sunday we are to have Sun- and to Sanford lately. i before) ’ It was perfectly proper for you to remind me of that. ■ rathe deep, and start, to see him The Home of D u n lo p rj - iT .n " cntit,c‘1 “ Unknown leru and along the Orinoco who Wednesday afternoon the Betty Ropmillnt, Mrs. (,. S. Bishop, day school at 10;:t0 a. m.. Instead Snidow and Mir s Louise Sarle.s re­ I will do an you nsk, nnd oven more." And his finely chiseled s fo rg e t w h at th ey did here""''’ h° rc' '>Ut “ cnn 'lcv<!r pass tho door. , r*Ibes, Lnchnrtcd Seas." This still exist in a condition ns prim­ Somebody said that Ann Tea Room was the scene of a turned from a motor trip to Tam­ Mrs. H. B. I^*wis. Mrs. Samuel of the afternoon as usual. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rogers, M r.1! hati'l lilted the rrceiver from thc desk telephone, nnd he spoke 3 I ulcston and Miss Katherine Wil- .Shepherd, of Eustis. will hold t er and Mrs. P. C. Stanley, motored 1 houso is his castle. W " wll f!olf Gasoline, Ss lovely bridge party given by the pa, St Petersburg and Clearwater. m“ n * Hhnol thV torv thnt 11 narrates itive ns when this hemisphere was into the trainmiuing department cf thc i ante. Hla hend is bowed. He thinks on * key. tmrnt of tho Ht. Agnes Guild to raise funds discovered. Oil; Special Vccdol Forxik, vice at II:;m coming here from ■ Sou L l r ■ ' , nc^1 ,,1 intprcst t(> to tin bench via. Titusville en i He probably didn’t have refer­ Mouth Noridinns because tho men and kings. “ H ello" he said eagerly. "iH this Wight Bro.t. Co.? Well, ■ Society will for a new pipe organ. cxcords to take the chattirl Sunday. Monday afternoon the Imdicr. n service at Lake Mary. We are ence to a leased house, however olmts connected with this scientlfMr. Griffin Culberson of Te::, when the nick world cries, |of Mrs. C. H. I want n Diamond Tire for Lizzie. But say—mnko it four, one * Highest grade of accessorici/ i ------and maybe that observation was ic expedition occurred not long a- ns has recently <liscovx>reri carThe naturally attractive setting Union of the Congregational P a rty F o r V isitor Is Imping for a good attendance. how can he slepp? mi each wheel, and bring them up in your ccrvlcc car. You Avenue and kinds, Chnrnpion S park Church met at the home of Mrs. ------. Mr. and Mrs. Blnckweldcr. of |)n made before the Cay of landlords Ko in the region of Central Am- tain unknown Indian tribes deep — of thc tea room was enhanced by groftt L k ^remaining n i n " ; ,before ^ ' ' ' Tuh— thnf frnm t *», o l h• . know tho bIzo. DinmomU." many peasant fight, they know fdofk. KiL'iii cn.sK s Ford Gaskets and Felts, George Herbert on Bcardall Ave­ Given W ednesday Lcnn Springs nnd Mrs. Ella Ellison, and tenants, steam-heated Tints and eri( ,i where n discoverey was made within tho interior of Rrnzil. In .* honored di*n#i . . nt llom those " not why, M Geneva tston, Miss the use of an abundance of cut nue. A large number were pres­ Ha Mu in, Kin., were visitors in th<» I Ami after that Henry and Lizzie traveled on nlr nn the pool M duplex dwellings, before the doors flowers nnd ferns. The prize for many cases these Indians prnc■ Too many homesteads in black Miss Elizn■ ent and new officers were elected would deftly state in the case. . !n ? .t-bneanaque tice cannibalism but Htrnngely cn- ■ of which stand on the first of each imnans. a ll LET US SUPPLY YOUR( Mr. nnd Mrs. I„ If. Echols en­ terror weep. Mrs. Claude Rawlinsoti spent Peterson home nil Wednesday. ■ fctertain with u high scores were won by Mrs. For­ for the ensuing year. These ','f Indians tertained a party of young folks rest Lake, n largo heart-shaped ■ apparently obey rigid laws ! 'n".ntb. young men with shraves"of thought to heVr marked“rhir 7 ' ° ough rhursdny with Mrs. C. F. Proctor _ ---- . . .. 2 WANTS Mrs. Wheeler and her two daugh­ Wednesday evening honorin'” Mi«s of Canon. in regard to morality and the ; '^b® tins of all the war-lords burn not^h(ive die(, S M ? .iS f*, I will meet with cake and Miss Mnhoney won sec­ rent. " h“ n< ’ WnU'n" to ‘r',,1,?ct the isties to the M ongoBai and NOTICE ters, Mrs. Guy and Miss Wheeler, Janie Gisscndanner who will re­ ond prize, a basket of red sweet his henrt. treatment of women. This scien­ Bister on West peas. thcr disturbed the existing theory h Because of the death of Mrs. B .. turn .........to. her home in Placard. Am.. Mr \ \ Wlth Mrs. Fred Aulin, of Oviedo, thnt L 0o<1, “ h"11 h“ V(! “ new birth of freedom— -imi tific student has concluded that 5 This is "Own Your Home Week " the Ji'widiiftughfk'trcAurliig J. Starling thc regular meeting of j Saturday. A « C ® Jn,n,r th'' nr,Kin of the native Be u h i ° f * were in Chuluota Saturday afterevery main. * 10th and Sanford Valentine suggestions were car­ 2nd and Mngnolia ^ otbu!ruthj|L‘w’ r * •A w l - xhu. ««r - •r>.c?n Population, arousing nt these Hrnzilian Indians antedated15 g] ft,1 •ft..i*k 1st and Elm The game of rook wns played his oa'rents d ff Wvck w|th noun. Mrr. Gay was minute to thought which the ’ bimiiiesg and f J P onuie Line intense interest th2 iHjcient, civilization, of thc An- 2 carries on his shawl-wrapped ried out in the tallies, and in the the Sallie Harrison Chapter of the ms parents. 'her new home in Okeechobee. II. A. R. which wns announced for and then the guests were told to shoulders now pro res 5 ion iil men of this commun­ denn and Aztec, stating his bo. tS 1st and Elm. a n a a a iiiB a r m a a u E a a a a a *a n ia M M B M gBBB>BIIBI, throughout the scientific world. — opaMitig Circle ice course which was served at the h®®0. P°rtponcd' All seek their fortunes which were ity, and thousand?! of other coin• bitterness, the folly, and the i lief that they existed before th e !" conclusion of the game. Thdro „ u L?*orc perilous journey « sale Feb. 21’ inemhei^ of the cba|>tdr ure to atconcealed in Delimit shells th it h id muni tics from coast to coast are Probably over accomplished bywas , pre.Inca Indians who built tho, MJ pain. “As a M an T h in k e th ” wore 17 tables of players present. tend tha funeral Sunday In a body. ’ been hidden in d i f f e S t pnns of ■ *■ *■ ■ ***■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ «’U Store. trying to put across is thnt it is woman than thnt undertaken h v ' !?., # ‘i‘ nd lbe f'*n,,,u, strut- = < • " o r:: - " < : " " " “ " ................. [he most advantageous thing in I-idv Richmond Brown in her navi *'irC8. found »> southern Peru on I f f nnot rest until n spirit-dawn onnll come;— the shining hope of »n y I h S e * ™ i9 " ? I » « " " t h e n , the world for the individual to vatmn among the coral reefs to n » 8i<l? ° f , tho Ande«I on of America he able to claim ownership to his iww. Europe free; -onic Mali «t 1 ’ 8. 1 n l*,crs claim place of abode— advantageous to remote tribe of Indians, none o f ' stolen^." “ ffn,ci n« li,?«r B» bicct for,' Tho league of sober folk, tho Work- tilings to bo d irectly nnnrisilf> i . ''linm has ever before seen u wh te Til nt u ° f L Amcrienn hirtory., Sening, (I “ ers’ Earth, individual, ms his ranuiv, family, his his neigh neigh face. win a wr.te Those who have admired sucV day of their being. All such rc'isonim )'^h,7 ° pr° ot cvery | he •••'I'vaiuiii, nglng long p?ace to Cornland, CJctti books ns If. M. Trmlinson’s "T in „ netting down to brass tacks ™ »! u p,uro ,,oncaenso., ,,0^hh,;' hu»incsK and his State, book reveals some import­ Alp, and Sea. Lions Sen and the Jungle." the bioki of " ter.son who m »i hr.n i 1 ^°H u,d have to produce the . Y 0 'n/*n wl>'» owns property- antThedata person ■M RI _ • unpublished scientific adventure by prof « natch onii ‘i* , ° d ^ls l n,Rcr in the flame of a burniiur oat»te—und the one who goc.. concernirnr heretofore tho islands of the match Ipathy Zt breaks his heart thnt kings must natch and calmly assert, “There i.s no nain ” Ur ng homr c,,ch (h,y after his term of Boebo and the fascinating South' ’ ■ murdor still, Evorvmu.’u .... . .... . ,m,n* scvricc at .office, -tore store or or fuctnry, fuctnrv reb.rt S T *Spn aH wcl1 « 8 Kvory One at a Bargain on Easy Term s. „ , . American volumes wriUcn by the * in universe, however is in m_ steps into a building which lie relation to Pnnnma. After thi-« That all his hours of travail hero his Everyone’s fe First Baptist or her mind Wh»f „ „ ’ ln’, 0,„ IM the control of, nnd iatr l V , ' I}' Hud8on* will bail with 5 for men proudly calls his own, can look point, however, the book reads delight [Sanford, Florithe coming of this hook'5 Oak HiU—_|»ine C re s l— W o o d ru ff Stibdiris might bo* extremely lioii.8* 0™ *toronnothpr 01 ,MMn.v to one upon the world through different ike a fairy story, nnd is one of «> Lady Richmond Brown, which * Seem yet in vain. And who will person Mrs. A. J. ,n ,n ,g,V '>« extremely boreaomn thi most interesting accounts oi of v. bring white pence Liu .scs than> the mu mnn man who wno realizes thi* r •* m„.,t (le„| i l o if” 7 f e e 11 opens a now chapter of interestthat tho roof ’ • • U c arc aKvnts !hese nubdivisions and Thnt he may sleep upon his hill in love w ith th e if “woman! " " H! n,c" Li" tho univor, Teo'. 8jnt,| I "‘ ,,l" vt'r “ should fa llandf above him belongs to|Cott's "f'nnmi **' .ng disccvery concerning the primI*8 hi* infinite /c w»!n the aamo another, again? I that the birds of the p " 1 onnUe8t " f Mexico.’’ «o m e good buy.s in each from this life itivc inhabitants of our American ftir and the beasts of the field. In I r n,any vrnr!i the world has hemisphere. It ia foolish to trv to iionv n.-,* »> • — Vnchrl Lindsay. porker Mrs. A. r»rse nlT, off, ns ns the the latter -----==^===^===7====--w o rld ; hut von a n T ith e d , L rUi V s ,,adncs» »" the fact he's worse IH R E E Ii0 T s ON S A N F O R D HEIGHTS and hnpuy o r s «.l ..mi don t have io pay rent. Floyd Collins* light went out «L.m,. ’ ..I i c h e e r f u l 'og has been OLOSE IN It has been disproven mnny times this morning—his electric light. Ir of years one that rented property is cheaper to! IM am| devout CA VE F E A R 5800 each ■ Nobody was surprised yesterday loaptist Sunday J.l« , ; t » y Z « r ,7h c ftS h "1" 1 n t W " " ° * • occupy than purchased properly ' NKVV YORK H K ItAM ) TfU niINK I lie statement often is made that to learn thnt Coolidgo and Dawca Pntiringlv given lutd been elected. _ “ * ! ! * In.lw w ovon thnt th ey W i? ,tnxcs* rcP“ irs, depreciation P ’ezht and |ov------o-------• " incstim nble influyn.-e u p o n W o I t e r By »h «o r furtheranco of force* of will one can Counting the votes In the elec­ Master, Jesus , toral college yesterday was en- (I it ion wi . "°7< nnd girls, ■‘ t* Y " quiet nfTair compared with which in turn will re.Vct [en of this Sunupon the mind— it all goes m a ing on the part of the prospective I * « v « - fc a r that is ns old and hnV!*’ ," rr'1 tben' to return nn.l •mat it might have been. Kcaltors circle. f — ■ o-------knd pycry memt e l * T n?r Woul‘l “how thnt the as widely distributed us the huninn ntHu rcP0,ltcd explorations. nr . The hey West Citizen seems to P 4I‘ti*t Sunday, —'"also . T ! ^has h" 'taxes ~ n’ lh” » t « lrepairs I'ftiW. r , c . Mark Twain It v l. t a . h " A ™ i ' “ " ‘ T P '11" 1 "> <d ing to K pay, ill"'1,, con“lderni)le experience rtte and small, which I kfl thi? loan of | ' V ,""J ‘ '“ oM' 'vh(ch With the younger set” for it says: to make, nnd has money invest 'd i.Ky in n tr«nin ch. nt-r „ f '" ^ 1 '' .rn n. r . i ‘"[id in nlmost every 202 Firal Street. ptimahle Indy, Phone! „JST. " . V V ' h T l " *.'’*'“ * Formerly children used to obey Ho must meet all thore expenses' Sawyor” whlA , i ,n ni°ro ndh mPle of Invilfg mares of hundreds of thousands of ‘ ’ ‘ nnd must make a profit. p,„tit ?*“ f f " : . hul now lh,,y l»y them Oil 1inspiring Christ ‘ c o io r i,i;~ - ' K ..... habit of picking niitthi, gomiMf hU“ : nc L',th«r can form the from Whom? The tenant, of « * tnc table for further debate." Khan" still brings a lo the higher ing the rent, runt, or he cAn chnoso f h!• ‘‘nU^ tMVCe*S and d* « » n l. course. those expenses must be one come met bv the lessee, nm| a profit An investigation Is being made hb. own * L u, .!;.tho ,rloom’ thc wor‘*y, must Resolved, That itivce ' cithcdralsr,t:a‘ cathedrals. »f the charge that a Texas eon- dold*t J,nd fear and mall.* his hull! be made hy the owner, «.r T h r te h A;phl tht> sftcr« ' river, ran itir 1,108 ns prin* loving and beI II rough caverns measureless to* We ore n liirhi i rlct wns compelled to dig his own else the latter would not lease bis man *' | m nr7. n " K. ■ht nnd .... warmth lov---'*• Losning, I property. rravc. But even that's better than to n sunless sea." ,nff n J Ptrs of the sadi,C0P*C ° P, e*» nnd nn<* it in ^ only a spirit s So much for tho personal side Down rawling into n cave and pullin'” T i No one one who who ’has thread..,I i i of .j .n'»ot . ' • ,ru ooi siue No h n,lv.n».a» . r „,,n'1 T »ncere and ♦it i of homo owning. i rock in on top of you. 17 in thiy hour of [great caves of America or k L Z wh -h ^ nU ,bi" ^ mysterious I —o-------The mnn who owns n honu T. »mi further no. pays or as n child has explor >.| secret ^ n S U8., exPjoring the dark taxes on it to his government I Abraham Lincoln, when being k L ’ lit, nataisles and passages through I k ‘ ” d_f.°ld d?ptb8. of tbe e, a copy of si... passages through lim e .Idded once about his own great tirally takes more interest in civic every such ndventuro'^Lwaklni P * »«nt to the stone or granits eliir.s but hus leight and when asked how long " S than he With lesser respon­ • i r V-I hereafter an abiding horror which f m'wing family, sibilities. He becomes n more im­ known a thrill and a foreboding returns to plague us in our slum[ mans legs ought to be. replied thnt n„ other experience cnn bring. hat he figured they ought to be .......... , ‘’•h how had you felt, portant part of a community, and [That a copy of I he age-long memory that we ong enough tn reach from the g , ;!M\ .....re'1 . *• goon uuU B°od list) listener. The '•J in a position to take his stand cull instinct beyond question harki order is i> o y Cave-fear is, nnd always will be F*/urn,.(hid The inn s body to the ground. **’ V' * s -* which menus, Rest, t^uiet alongside of other property own­ —Times Union. and Soup. n part of our natures; and when’ r '1 lb** Sartford T H E SERVIC E RENDERED ers no speak, up for his rights back to th_* lime when our ances­ fu oil. °.f “ ur " “ '"her is entrap,,' Mr. Otis George, professional at And he does so The man himself tors, hard pressed by pursuers ° Mr were driven into natural tunnels *r session this is benefited by this course, and his F or men who th in k twice about th e ir everyday ap p eara n ce—a !° f au. *?]t ,cour"‘?. will piny derground labyrinth we .sh„|| •nr. 1925. gainst bin brother and Joe Kirkgovernment is benefited. He be through the rocks, too often to stirred to a man with a feeling tha* Ky U' l' Seminole County Dank i.s thc molt I S u n day School, find themselves trapped by falling rood tomorrow. Mr. Otis George, comes n better citizen, and bis 8 « kln »o nothing else in « ur efficient that a strong organization, cxb it o f “pep” in th e m ake-up relieves the grind! N eat b u t not •Chairman, o far as the records show, is th-j government becomes a better gov bouiders and forced to grope for pcrienco. ST. PETERSBURG TIMES "ettor eminent. K nly man In Sanford at the present porienced stuff, and up-to-the-niiuutc lac* he|. There nre dozens of reasons whv Wre have never lieen unduly im­ g a u d y —s m a rt b u t not o b stru siv e—fitted for the purpose—th e limes c» b make it. Avail yourself of itIvislon ° ^ n0t promotlnK « subevery person should own his own Your account mihjeet to check is cordially pressed with ll'dlywood, either of nrcSve P i " dir * r Upb'’ni° U8. home and not a valid one why he I.' ' d,‘*'n,f i« l . suitable for « should invited. attach ed collar of self m aterial ir> a com forting featu re . Y our not. 3 L I* ’ N - C. An exchange wants to know f aiifornia or of Florida, with both *g structure in a big city i„ nat the modern girl will be tw-n- of which we are fairly well ac­ big Southern state. And Mien— WSE IN N r-flve years hence Well, w«'re quainted, hut just the mime we timv choice of new S p rin g “ M a n h a tta n ”, p a tte rn s and fashionable •Ci INTKIIILST r.tlli ox s u m ) * ACCOlSTS m " ,h° VMhich M KUrncd " Ut to La al^.nl P*»?!mlstic about her « "Corfully give the Florida town I’laza. meuns "the plac pc&S‘ ry <:,‘Uh | Contemporary Comments Ami ne. For oli3 thing she’ll ho twen- rradil for I "*«irr the first—ami ■oVv" i!,!,',V Y, ‘ u,ld b“ m,et !n cv­ colors. A splendid collection. You will agree. r-flve year* older.— Miami Trib only Floridabeing . v land to the southward of n, rlty—1„ make Use of If a prejudice is wished on hint 1<*; J;b. no she won’t. Not if the name that can h- found for a All-wool Velours and Bolivia Cloths. every huddle of hovels in Cuba Only 1!) (nineteen) Dresses—Black, nt the ago of 10. nt -to h» n,|i3 ie » like any of tho giri WO . k ♦1 } r * ,cu: i,nd score i Of IM atin large boildini” of a eini-publie Ha low. Some silk lined, plain and fur trim­ it a principle.— Pittsburgh Sun. P ire P lace Navy, Brown, Satin, Canton, Wool tore in f lurid i. i . i ,la< lls *’laza. where the '‘*"<1 Plays, or the cocks fight, and med. $21.00, $20.00 to $45.00. ......... N A ou can tell when you are on th . Flannels and Serges. $10.00, $20.00 SL Petersburv Times says there n *n ' **"’ name, "Soutlirtn." Beautiful Hand Painted Hollywood ha rvcrntlv opened itr ' Suit W* !*- and >f,,,,lins Ranibol. wrong road. ,Thp billboard i are rV ®" i» Washington Great Southern Hotel. 2 Days A t The "fir in '" i ,’ i ,l:,v5 nrvcr l»crn able to al len fancy.— Baltimore Sun. to *$42.50. Your Choice Parchment Shade M delivered mtt gun elevation, hut a law pre. might well have Istel. ..... . .„Tt, cut off but j r " r l ° r?}V0 ^*nndv for - v ■ s t r KSOTH - SERVICE - PROORBS^ tiling gun toting" would inter- thut scarcely could |H* expected <*f “ ' - nir ,SL Fctcrsbunr the Knoti. P Company i the peopli more.—Times-tJn If evolutionists are right i f . / 1 i jn’Otre ami then giving it . long to! ^ Every state in thc Union hn» that town, and Southern ia groat a 1 laza.” And w? must change strnngj thut it took Uv against “ gun totin*”." Florida fur p hotel name in Florida. onicwhat our imnrcssions of Hol- dnvclon snooperu.— Baltimore Eve V ui h. d such a law for fifty y,.,.ru «i.n!V,u n‘:i* thl* ,la,nc pub- yw.,;,,| „v t.r 0I, thtf Kaat Con t mng Sun. Furnishers to Men Who Know _____ f m? > u- chotc'1 for 8t. PctersGAKDEN H( H . S. P O N D burga big new thr.atrc—the »»iu- uccausc it has given Florida, the * o r a n s n g a Successful wife; Any woman |V t.. i.Ctop U- T s '- >'««rrbu r» jM in eC o' OviT \v.Joltruff \vat*un ru i"1 f.,no8t ‘ hentre south of K l r r2°?1 .stat,0’ a ‘Sonrimrn who can manage to look uw.si •Ti C J1" not the law. but tli? P t i n t *bat citv has earned a dis­ the Ohio river at that time 12'/2 cent per /• 'l E N T S iber- of the law. tluit cnn dop it. was fine nnd while her husband is doing hi , ' A t y PEW R1TERS p e n i n s u l a r e l e c t r i c CO. Southern. "The Southern The iitn»." tinction that is both evening bragging.— Sandusky Rteg- v M l* - / ’ great. For Few DaJ>| r**'iurk,i,H" nua inter. * : » %^** ........ . » , . , . hens tk ,. ' • « si. . . . . . . . . . v v v v v v v v eiai oiae of San ft P ersonals lar GuSSgz* Rooms! s KrL g '^:^r;rd'(f s f dr r ^ “n" ”cl,,,hne“ l 3 ' " Think!—Is You Car Well Loot! For? JhsnSKrisi • »*»• ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT «*•*«• »**. * WIGHT BROTHERS COMPANY FELLOW’S SERVICE STATIt f TW O DAY SPECIAL SALE Three Bungalows ON COATS AND DRESSES MANHATTAN r i r s x i s ' s ThS?; 1,,u^*l,; i l:!::nhrr7rF?Tr;1 « « 7+Z SHIRTS BRITT REALTY CO. INC. FOR ;,r SPRING ,:is «*» f ^ r K i i r tn hiB m"<in \ \ ShirtswithCollarsAttached A FINE DISTINCTION |Special j 12 COATS AND 1!) DRESSES TO CLOSE OUT AT ONE-HALF PRICE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY LADIES’ COATS DRESSES ‘ ONE-HALF PRICE ONE-HALF PRICE Seminole (/[ounfyl^anl S a n fo r d . Fla. McKINNON-MARKWOOD COMPANY 48 any Ball .“ranch Mgr. Hardware! j 3 S �; *;•••> r* ' * _ —x ^^ . -• •. ■■••■»*..i-v■•■: . . ■ ■ ^v>*. ' -;•i TH E SANFORD ,.'S* *-‘L * »—■ r»- .... \nJ A R Y 1 I , IM S . ----- r 1. of the State of Florida to poratlon can at a ir time :nui,:«-, K|nrl*C » Bhatft.*,or-!x Sanford. the laws■by purchaau or otherwise. Itaelf ahalf ha One Anjljp,, and hold and reldauo I find reldaue the ahartji of H l& r* - ° n^ Sanford. Florida, r «• 'ft ltd oftn cftpiiul dtoeh. * . » . ‘IN WITNESS WI1RRKOP Tp art fn. Ita dwu behalf ana aa K?hcyhin;w»cTO\T.wo:,",to . . lh« sub^crliiiiiK idcorAintiur* v i hfri unnils and broker* fur others In .- n __vi? . i‘ '!to. *?le*r namin' an thin ihi th* the aelltoiK nnd plaetni: or inetir* a r w w i ; 1* " ' 1 :?||| U*y of Fobr and*' an«v of tterjr ••ItarncUr ana tit* . A. L». lari. ame* Rcaldenrr a glia* II. II. Bi •tcrfptloh. ' : v U klallble. Altamonte iso nuZln n. l -xi...... T«» .rm ii.ru :1» agent. fire, life Kprliig* * and properly uml t-omnii-tWiiI Insur- Oeo. C. ililll. KalaW0300, Ho nlurra y* w H f H N C E I t JR. anre eonipunle.i 01 every kind. . pi veil. V llOHJ To conflict u' auncrul real estate A. K. Cline. Aitamoiile 20 alien RADFOItO n k: _ agency and brokeraae IhihUicsh, and t .nprllign of Florida." id act na atent. broker or attor-> utalc of FInruln. ::'»*le iiey In fuel, for any personn. firms * OMnV; cf.Mrniiiiole. en. County of Omlnole, as: I II Lit HBY CERTIFY Tlial on or corporation*, ip buylna. avUlug BH IT K N O W N . Til.U l.rfa ri nm nnd dealing m real .property or lt» the iiiidcrnimmU .Vbtary. Public hi oeari»ia^» ftlftw Personally up- rtcreseurlr* , , . artd fnr oaid •‘ountv nnd Plate Dpr G? rr* n' 7I- Her*. II. U Dean. O. ■ dsz.i&r.sxisxk?'! S >jh. V :W a lte r Joh n son , T o B u y A g a in Of U n a b le F a m ilie s D e c r e ^ e T o ^ G u a r r f A g S t I n O n e .G e n e ra tio n B lig h t O n P o t a t o e s M i n o r C lu b , W i l l P itc h It. H|*rn«-er Jr.. F o r S e n a to rs k^. da,n» W * , n!|M nJ ii R - s f e 'i * 4 5 5 ^ * *ti th n > ;^ i l prr :»‘d. aif* < W v is tw S& .1S& Tile* t'*r (h, . a . m n . i u N . | » i u i i u l| IU | M | NEW YORK, Feb. 12.—Prcdic- nny idea of buying into tho Coaat to i V n S Pcri >nf, hoew iingi era ending attentkn of Irish m S tlons ns to the pennant race in the League. i f t “ * *- nnwr. profc.kor of *o<io- So grower, to early blieht u?../*?*?. logy at the Un vers tv of of inhoh. IllinoU hililir,^ idled,• »..._ a»a .lat ••r«»urr,l the Senator to * l« SR folly T; S ^ t R American League were suddenly us shifted yesterday when tho news ' D A Y T O N A HIGH! said __ _____ ___ came from Rcno.'Nev., that Walter St. Louis. “ I always hnd ‘i f Johnl 1 announces” ^ Johnson, king of the hurling world son pitches’ in my calculations. S S tttr ja r ts j* F F s » r s e .... To tranarr.^A Hie rcmrils of Srml* in 1021, had given up his attempt Many told me that the Detroit team The Opening o f a Brand. County, i-'lorlila. uml sucl» P aM l'"'? VXJWKLU hole was more to be feared, but I al­ • * ; i .......... ......... ................................ ........ ... otli..to buy a Pacific Coast League Club . < #In—.. ...1 in s ; oominimiofi rxnirca *tdte or Kl.iililu, er coiinWca un may lu« Ucierniliicil esrnriiy n ways had the idea that Johnson i t . it is' not "nec",,"ne:i.. ‘ AwS.Arily trngccly 1tions whore there la ilnnerp All! upon, hml ip-ake Alintrurtn of m ic a j In Sanford nnd would report to Hot Springs. would he back for nnother year. jen of 01 our na ‘ nock is ily- they,, diseases. that ... much native Mr ta’ w'’ GNCKn d ll, to the real property U n re in nlMi i„ ‘ “ ' Aiiorncy fur the Incurporalor*. . guaranty, uml insure tltliu tu rcul Ark., as a member of the Washing­ “ If he is it menns that wo have .“ V,** ol!r increase' Th diseases are not confin^i i « '. Within The Near Future got to work harder. The Senntora ton Senators on Feb. 16. To conilurt n g'enurni Ucimrtmcnl .ccrtamly nnt tynon- jm l ccjrplnnt am also Atlaclr l aiv.a ihai .... More, to conduct 11 store or utore.-i Johnson can't buy the Oakland n ^ Lp,ckefI up *omo old-timers in A Live Wire Representative Is n HoutheiY Stanley Covolcskie und market or •hoirket*. for the pur­ J S S w ? ^ S 7 lo r *-, n. “ H . th ! T h 0 , ^ n,c p, r cvc" “ vo m easures arc % U club, which he tried to do with I \cnn Gregg, ) ft few will admit tho ^00*l for all three plants ” r olv ' * 'tVihr' 1 " " ' ° bndcralvim.i „ - —T. who will give nny prcicrsor. Seminole County ,?jpt‘*l_ini*,d win will ap- chase. and rule hi retttil uml whole­ a inni,l ____ ? 7.,'T! sale, of nirrchiindtsc, food supplies y Ct ot .Ulch .uch rapid replacereplace­ T..Tonr*tr«n» George Weiss, owner of the New •tcnni troublo if they are right I'Omrabillly uch rapijl prevent these' diseases, Sir f*'c' °pa ,h" nf Paicnt Incor- r.nd prod acts und provisions of • —WRITE— Haven Club of the Eastern League, -^hnson added to thnt bunch will ment of our ~ native stock, u r i. Grcti: in recommending- thorough: ALTAMONi 0XI „ J A M U N T N D K V t i b . every-Kim! nuture. nmi description; : Hint nflnr fhn lVn»U L. c? __V — h »» K*VC (iTlflUh Rtrnnrrth T>..» fa of our mcHt nrecioi.. rnravimr wifh l,ar,i.n... _?,ro.u,:!lI P, A,hNT.COMPANY um just after tho World’s Series. Iio give Griffith strength. But it! 80n3e our ,nrU Previous rPrnying with bordenux mixtui j ! loWiik- Cltrrl'Vr r.ml Z K L ' V f ‘i t und to mumifncturc. riiatrlbulu uml ■ <n »"n elements. When we se0 ; erdusting with a copper Hmed'usV ;oi IKiCUlloti. t he original of will|'|| •leal tu sunic. can t get the Vernon Club. Finan- wont come till late in the year. GEORGE! W . ALBRK To breed, ® raise. «i,u Import, export H cir.1 differences with which he The Senators have to take a lo n g .J?)1pc.r ®ont of ®ar native families ' .M r, C a ts says that thoflrrtn:, -,ns .men W e - t a r t V T g g j j r f l i S Secretary basji t anything to do blocked both of Florida. ,c?r*y *n ^,c Mason 1tvith unit an‘l ,P„.r,Mr e,lt mme. V* batmn should be made when the |of- -Mil ktml. •••••• 11 mi •to» < eitrrV »- •••••!•• a n j Oil II Ut’ll* 1 ra 58 N. Orange Ave. H I - Mnttlilc. U. »' tlafl. I iM vri iu ’ r !■••- ' s rttsloy*uqi| nsrJcultnr- 1 denis. He will be back with the K ,n f'f t ',rur n,J r’i1 tchor" aren’t in o » cac! '- it seems Plants are four to six IncheaWeh OKLAND O , A. B, top form they mny lose their chain M Dc ” an-l should* ?.i 1 - f d lo w c. d.,,rj Senntors. be significant/'.............. ™ and” be* " ^ a„ n,P" S i * n , , r , o/' And T » buy. Mil. Import, import ana “ to jho educational side c;nf,ons « t weekly or ten day lnt>r.l " r ■'t««uM.ntel Develop• hUi Burrow nnd Miller Huggins Pionship in Mny and June. I thini-' t turning .t Keticriilly de.il In fruits und fruit i l l U H B t i a i i a a f ‘?of«tf.or Baber Vnl"* ............ “ **' ,mvr*: II'/"* left ycatcnlny for the midwinter I will be ready to win nt any time' t i products. | umiersianed hereby aiSocl. declared 7nr ten many of our cd-! Bcft results have been obtained . at.'rho fti.em To entrain? In tlm cultivation.' meeting of the American League in the year.” uitclyoM toy ^ tlicr for the plantina und prmlueilou u< truilai «t St. Louis, nt which the schedule •[“ k'Kins wouldn't deny that he I f:ilhr1' “ "^stup m ar-!1’/ “ M y in g bordenux m ixtu res I imrposu «or licconilna Incurporati d uod asrlculturtti pru d tu i.. I . r»n-rr» r ! a r r y t (} l a j ,.r the rate o f 100 # till to ■ A for the coming season will be means A_ gallons por acre Florida. To manufacture, reil nnd deal III / UVft> ot l,'° Su,u adopted. The Yankee manager d c -' ?n .lnfie,'^ r motor velitcley, inaelilnery. tools;] of 17fi paundr. «• A rllele I. Implement of all ktnda. | dared that the addition of John-1f:0,,,s* similar amount >f l ie name ,.f n,|H corporation and To carry on tho titmtocaa of f u r - d be AITA.M ONTI; I J K V F t O P . nisliint; ail Umda of aiiiusumciiiH to! ? copper by dusting with the Fon to th° Washington pitching j "J?.,™!1 , of, i| staff nilght cause him to change his 1 r* . ....... « • " Cl,nmict m ? , ,,ith, ^ KVHcrauoti, tine ilVe‘S !„'l V‘|II ANy.|,l" "rlnel,,;,.- „ f. the riihlic. tinui 11/ ’ i i t " 8.... . be I To net iin aKciu or rciireaetiittlivo I estimate of tho club, lie had fig-1L p r / K " tnJ y 1?ta,,.r- Co,°- K«P* n •iVrfttlo. ,?oa' ,nnrr'a«c or childless i corporiitloiM. llrma. and 1ti’llvlilu- ‘ d«■ OounflvA |f.m,.V.,tU ured them ns easy for the Ynnkce- P n 1 attrr>'bng because It • he. I M K E L A N D GETS TOHRNF^1 '' ru-nnm j.*iio-i,|ii -hi ,1 i l l 1 1 1 l " c M ain of utx. Mild ;u* mit-ii tu develop end *-x-l 1 LAKELAND, F ’ b. 1^. ~ 4 without Johnson, but said that i f ' a, »V(i hin p!»ynician.s n«lSouth .-0ml tinted olai-wlicrehl'uTe Male of corpor.itlona and A"!Jr* .*'f pajonb stt.w aq saqapuiKtp sttatd otn v*sc,‘ KKainst the trip, Indlvidnula. ,! (-JIANE1 FIGHTS CAI’ONI no do a general uudiiinx and uonothinir but a grim fight to the finTIl Frilf h »» M Out conntliia bnain. mm. ish with the .Senators. ' ,h ® rt'Port persisted ycr.lerday , -•Kclicli-.v or otlierivlnr. n,a may bo ^ I’ ETERSBUBG. Joe Chaney ^ To carry on the htialncaa of civil I j m * o8;uiry or convenient. engineering ninl surveylna ami i disappointed nt not 5?.f t ,Frl,"ch ,8 « '“ '•« Hisnat- it •"Otjniurc, and Tottv Caimii ! T ’ l. * nnnounced here. InviArllrlc 11. nut m-e . . . . . '"■‘ "•UK I'I« ns and cMlmnica of laud • W c will build a house to y( 2 .1 l " c treuerni Uon mwTtlm ',i:i nmbl...|flr i n l i ^ . ,J- i rr,,,? B,':*n •*'»» » imturc of the h un l-ian d structurcy. non ami the ownership of n minor hin, S h v’■ !»■ •»« « T 3 t o ? S « » S f ^ ^ ( r i i ~ T “ £SSK J!S to be Iruusttctcd To carry on Kcimrul building, ~ ____ ___ • ji tntc thnt Imve cage team* I •*>" wnltl Corporutli longue club near his home. He niii holidny in 1 loridn. and it fro m o u r p la n s o r your own,| “ •"'•I la as follows: contracting nnd conMructioti i.uai. ; ---- ---- --------- ,1--------- . i . To_ttci|dlre. ---- .uw, ow n nml bold sucli I" MS, mill to trade and deal In htillilcould have come Hast and had any •71,1 «hat I he Giants’ r nillnt „ ' j«.il nnd personal properly ns may IllV inntcll.il.i ami *uppllc;i of nil m »t i i i : new su b u rb now being- p iW number of teams. Accortling to ilHermincti to imhi o u t * ' r l i r ' ' i •• . iri,.wT.7rmry etoivcnieni in the hinds. hcrchy glv. o tho press despatches he war. quoted t T llia n IraiiiMi ilmi or Ita business. To build yoar- t »!;.Ii«-v.V‘v;r*«" buy. cell, t-i,iil|i. tiperdeveloped tw o m iles from ty us saying in Kcno: 1 M 't that Rogers Hornsliv. the man 'tlid own ulr.imhoats. motor o f1 an\ "at1 ! i"1" ami 1 i,1,'rf,‘r,n contraots ‘•r kliiil il«*Mrrlt»linn in ,boats. ... “ ............ vt-MncIn of ull hinds, nml | ‘V \ ft’ Jvith Washington this Fri" ]\VI'f t ,|fT/;r<<1 1° ,hc TiirtntK for o f S an fo rd . iMrryini; mi Hi IiiihIn«vs9. or for Him " 'n o r property to l»- umi-iI in mirli 1 I do not know whether l ••ii -h and tho offer refii<j(.,| •?. •?. 1 oiisilietis, trade, commerce nml l.’o i l o f ', |!’r ,',l,,a,," in c furthering will sign a contract for ono year « ” t WII.6IHI apparent|v strengthIMVtKtttloU. To J'. do any nml ull llillisa which ‘- ^ u S "S5rJS!'r"i f i i'n“.i'.;. s-;Y",-'1- V-'-bt.-li'" or f»r two years, but there is n.. X , 1 T o tnirnim any ,,orfl»hy has signed ;i , I!luir',K iiud nil otlii-r " lltTBlH a.-, ,n i f , ‘ * bidder 'if! I* nitty have ami eKiui.i; i ■n-u.irtuci'iihlp nr iinturul iii-ihoii ! buniue'sneo end to do any nml all tlirceyear contract, harp;?, lots, beautifully IHeta otm ’•:m do or cxcrcisr r h h CV .,f gt ttln‘f 11 ‘ oa"t Icngip: tho dr i(b‘t(i ht* t fron nccorilin; to i I m I>ut i i* ri" h II«»U»'•»>on " Jdher and which now |*»ther m-tu nml thltias, und to i-xcriicil i,v I'oillity. may i, authurlscd by 't. I.Olli::. ' " «' "f ••Ireciors frm,, 11mi1 Ior hereafter .... « b'r.|T!l° chnne® to buy ehe Vcr•use uny and nil oilier powers which I" tline delerminr. E a sy o f access. All impro I hive Bancroft manager of Hie Hottrd rt-y.-rvca may be licccmuiry, i xpcdletil or hnt W illiWn\ 1f°.0<l* but it s-mins Hratei rteiit i, A r t ic le tt. nriucs was in town I here wr *• J' - l .iny ^i,r nil ion-.. il.To. l,v I""c h a s e , subs,-ripconvenient in connection with, or Th. , I len t or ot lie|*,vise. Tim! I,, f?ien,|U |! IV tWrig,7 W’untwl hin W e will build y o u r house if n ...... nature ..f the hm l erivlse. and m imi,j as III ihI'I 111•#11 l*» lit c* utiil V. I I ' u l . T j i ’.ASS, nm ' H’ )V* La»® ° f Salt Lake to -•rrwf--'Vl’nt •«■ ««............... ___ !Jccli 11..ai ,| ,.[ ■ '.! lit.-1 » m i ................ .. nny bond-. ,,r other sr. I.IIMlneMSes Inrelnlicfut'e specified, _ 'J i-*»m niy tjiiini-v A ce -. «r II,,. (Ii,,,,.,, ctltltlea or evidences of Indebteda reaso n ab ly sm all sum of a r i! v " " d l - we. a natural |irnon nu*t ;i ••in*H ln MoruJa r , th|°. ft‘al fHI weeks 'b>oi'7M. r l for ;»|-v Meuse) ,|rnw iicrs. or any nbtir-, ,.f MlH.u porai|<iii l»r Ilf hi •iilary, ,, . M ir iu ; MII bn’ be In in two to t>r'C ,.| ilila cliaracter nuiy la w n iol l I. ,t .. i ' 1 , ,*"V; c” *'*nil lb \ J'lop, i.ell, Cftlivey, lease ii . " r d by any other rnrfnll.v do and exercise, and to s t a r t With an d you can pay} train w.tb the team. An f,„ ,.!v I,’"'! ,,;'-v Gbintu und ||-i.1 k.1'!,, r",' J,J'«"ln g ami i:i,niiMp irailnii or i-"i iKirnilons. np.mcki- any nml all m th- IminIiics* d» nr !*y ....... . . salary I can only say that it will II a -",. can't ..... their way cl -' . t . - i ' f t n m ate. im p rove und o th e rw is e t lour:, of I tie KJ.il,,,f n„r|,|u. or •hM If.'rt Imfere in.Mlttolled inert tip. fig|,r ,. Hlliur ance in easy m onthly payni •ct I lie iiirure 1 i:. "«* icci-n.-ii |,y ,|l(. not be 130,000 a yenr.” 1 '. •" i:'"* dispone of ,r.,| ,..1,1.. '••mio-,1‘I ' "mmljHlioor-a . r r.nd nitv riclit. tin ., Im.rr-ii „r <• Co..nUy.,,lhrr T ,rr‘ " ' 1> or alone er In , ouibluat ton. JohiisoM said he hnd had n tea .h It In tin- intention that all the i KhrLhar,if’ Ihf vouiii-1 tending: over a period of ye ‘ bi'dmne. buhl. s-||, assign. objects ami powers specified, and it". ' f I!' b r l I X tative offer to buy the Sannmcn ' •k itlirunler. who .mule . 'l l . -'ltd in other HI M rS’s 1". ’f It,,. Ircns.ef. m »rtf,aie, filcdee ,.r otli-•»• 'o r tin cPiirttrn. ti.-n ,.f e-l MM.es and III fo r e lM , . .., ntrln - ; erw is« illi.po'. Of, Ui„| to handle or clniiacN contained In I If tit pnraurupll, to Club, but that his 'Vitb 11,0 R rooM vp •M'l.Voxtmat. tv - Ill !!»•:* of ali tel, sam e as you now pay re n t.' ... iniiitl hml iionirt* invi :.ra:;tj||, •’"'•’’ H cXceftl where ot her wine hepn set ha I's. " , laipr.tv.: and il»*\. H m in Otherwise ii* Hi in liny bonds or ntlit flVIV.Nl lo I •i rr foi the rnirpoK ,,f i, and to do ••> sei'i" Illu;, nr evldeii, e:i o f Ol- Ptr-.s.-iJ in wild paragraph, b,. ./in «*«it»I arils Vernon ” I * ' * ’- . " * " 11" lliulli,| or r .a lriil.'d Ir, referI cluli icported till;i rutilhrx In ni|iti«*r||m, b'ltb Ifllllll. amt perform e ll thlw'ti i irtvcn up yc.itmda ppi-oprlair 1 1 °** I'imii**| liy ail\ ettee to > ad i o i • new, mr,...|. Infer-,ire ft,,,,, n,„ tr ,„, ' " d n-*drul fo r tin- .t i<*.*elopnienl T he 1. , rd rr HtJlyldu l.-, .orpuralloii -,r i-or|,ora- ot Hit- Of In-1 I 1,111- e| 11,1, anv amt im p rm eno-nt ,.f n „ s & ss 5 “Live in A 1 Xj o' IP ' eject Hi, ,,, . ''epl ,,o> | ,|, l rivht bids, m to W c c h a rg e nothing- for thcl ntipervision a n d will only . f i r s t .10 l.ioil sos oiu:selvt\s (oi clai-tf o f people started at l)!ace. P ublic announcer nam e, o f su b u rb , prices of incat ion will be m ade one w i W c have a lre a d y arranged five o f these houses. ranie for li i t lo n or itr.noelntlons nt fttlirr iKiiiMnu|i|i iii diis rlitift«*r, im, I ,t-urpo Wtlb-I, |he IsVtie ,, lb< t*lMle of t-lurida. ,,r any other Ur/ nUJrrt j (||||| pt»>> i*nj fipccl-i ina> he ail.• pled; to erect hausen fur I ‘ ' “ *•? • t e r r ito ry I". OF FLA. H'f\N'TB. GOLIT-UtB >1...- |l i'i' Country, amt ficil III lilfll Ilf till* l i n i n g (if (111*;, ........... '■ - " r ?:* •' ,wt -Itw.-o.-ruN t lp s it o ir il •'"'•le olviter the ••A.tirtA.,,vl ;ii hi. I . r,*'ir " xcrelm- ull paruKrupli nlMil l,c el. in ii Cd........... ; ^,,r : I houses fill- sale mini i-enl . tfl ei-eel in,. JIt'll Hit nil; I a c ,AV>»*'a Jt ,(. " , lonpaiK i | , j,j o ' t.cr-bln' ' “ ’'‘ f t " ‘! “ '1 P « v l l c g ‘.8 of UcretidMiij ot^^je, •-lore nml Office I.nil,tin fo r sib_____ HA INE.SVII.LE, Fob. F I.~ The i. Mils may ’ I m* i»M»»*jt»f,:'«/1 " f.liAKK, I *»f i * elect n,Miser, „|ittrliik-iii I lit.,' t< I*.> Hinta t , .. u*< .... -p . i bled i - y. lo • Mill cli.i;;**, li.-M, -tell, arrli i, /(Still • i k Hoard of t .... "Dm b aunty ; •,<',is *,:i . si o r - eml offlr- loilliliuer " s n ; ; f r. inortoM,"-. pi. ,|K.- „r nil,.’ lav now ,,,• hereafter enacted W S A N O B C E g , Kdi. Ii, Kin ! *S5,rtS & ' .'•am!-,.goners. «*"r nml on l» half ot other ;>-«rti--V V d'.ipo. e of shari a of tlo A rllrlc III. drrffartennml rrnnary net,...... '"-mi for flic r-jnin. .W inm l »?,,,/ lo rot au ligf-iits for -.i|- ... , irii.il ii'oet. ,-f any other roiporiiI ll- amount of its i-.ip|t.,| r.tml; 1 rental of p r o p . i t . ; t,. |,uo:-u ers, from t|„. world, world nniHy. ttar Clator golfer • ' HU'- ' u t r r i t ‘ V1 •••"T"'intli ;i i. as.-ioel itlnn m authorized shall be Fifty TI mmimiiii I y .. all . •parts of — the I •>! IIT, M il '-'lb and i:rl,ri.,|l\ ,|r;,| r,..,j '■ • i it lons of th.. 'Unf,. „f K|„rjj., following hi:i election as ct • »• J! III. | \ j. / o llarx. dlv licit into I Tye 11uuilr- -I will gather here July 8 to 11 f0P n, , , ...... . • nptam of * IMl’l IT l * f I I i t " m-Mf ttages amt otlo-r r..l in , -r anv olio-r State. Territory oi rbiii'H of Ihd ;*ui v a I vie of One I'l-llll t|»\. i t All l o t i r i l l ; I I i-stni,. m cut'll I , •:; |.< buy. >,v ii. -"'lu ll;. and while owner of xm-l, 11ii ml r i I f’oll.-'r i each. n it *. it o* the .12 annual convention of tip- f t team for 1H25. Brund.y. f,„lllMlt I imil> a Htltdeni r.t Hie Unlverrity im i. i„ fxer.lu.- all tlo- right •and •'*11 all p'lsoiiul p,..p.-rt. Any part m mi ,.f -,aid i’ap|t-,t International Kindergarten Union. V-. Georgm, writ |ncc.-miary uml iuridrnl.il f„ t|,V memher of tip. IStock mar he payable either In cpsh 1 • •• o it ,1 ,, ,t , f any loi ilio r III FI im Imllux the it^bl tu vote Iherc- o r -In propci ly. labor or .-.crvieci at! ti'la foot Ilull team Inst fall, and The union han a niemberrhip of I'. " 1, 1, 1, tim n-rporatIon m . .u,.»- 4o. la,.t a Hunt valiistiorr In Im rixed t,v the! ar went lo H.- emi-li„al.| •••I ,n b o r n ." moiicv in amount »• npproximatcly .H.ono feacher; 1 “ 'd in my manner utir Indl- Ineotporutors t.v tin, dirrctnru at 1 11", ' ti l e liiunti lit’ golf Umrtia! . *, l b - I l « g r " i f .»r Ion,, of in m.'i tl nr iiidividusl «. . oi porallon a iiiertlnx called fer nuch purpose*,. I throughout the wot id. Represent i " “ lit nt Ininpa. lo; ing t„ • if i••ij * " ' I•,-;i•. brti-iii tf|< |- . t,t-.|, „p(| ■r ...................... . v.lilid a m hniiil.i i nml th.............. . ,.f rttcli Iri.'drpnr-' I i M'M| , .1. ’ i olli.-i eenirltten ,.r . vid-urrr. of ntoia. or ,11,,-rlor,. a to l|,e 1 '^ " o f ‘ ,,c orgnnixntlon from i;, r. ' ' im:i2 on tin: tiinctcciilh gic-u UN • • Id,...... o f In,|,-|il.-d I Ih'i i i i t j ; ...... •’---,-fnr Imuds. promisor1 Mid. tdeilm . nr nlnrk are lo-ld hv t»r r.'icli iirnporlv. nr u r n i n , j i icayf ’MnnnCe' Knt''''" " 1 ’ Sw th Af j ; a.id of bar tnrni* of s>-rnrltlvn. in tin* u liirm v i,f franti !••• I i *c®, China, many South Anieritau ;i; T*'*""i"1 ‘V"* d " <«iiy |in*. am » ' ii'l Hiii, ii in ,M proton. " " I I" i «• »I»«- fill. >-M ilt --I itlM i.,-1 it i. en 11elusive upon 'Itocl, liot.|e| -I ‘l i d JAX HOLDS TOUR •r. • .ib i •• tit. j ' ; » M»• * ii** - u f ••iiliaip-t* ti,,. .. .j, all Tcmiea (IcHlIiii with thy r „ r , - „ - . ! morl--iKi> or dm-dtl of truiit r»nd.tr ,,n .an:! t,u' Philippine I Mri i . upon tin- property ,,f u„. all*.n. M- "» nn> it |, hotiilii nr n(lu r |H turn <i i? p.d? )V,I| r ntten.I convention J -MI nd.*i»fii#»« . ....... the ‘ L ‘-'•'iveniioil. l\M); V ,1 K I.-,.I, ; i Im rli i n|" X,.|i,n, ,|(. . ...... JACKSONVILLE. .. 11 "••• b In other corpnr.itIn.ot; •*ttr#l !• i nr t*\ Plcnr# n of 11i«f I•*c*|• All of mild- Mo. I, to be l;.;,u. d i A-'elegates from every stale in th.. r.im i , ' * 1 "••if. iTorni .•;• ..f, fit, r|| I " c-ii ftf.iT^t^ - ( rorn.«very state in th, ’ Rnr. ” ” ‘ ll« I I* NllM’k. •• into p u t in-is'.i- —•f11, otli o *11• ; | lull', paid and noun usi;csu.lhl, •" Ibifl I " bold, plirrli.ilte ,,|other whm " i t lo r. ,,,- IrntlvIiluHl ».t the uutb,Mix-,I capital stuck -mv ti.ini-.-r: < »n s- 11•' I II Ion; . .1 |lie , |,tj,p. and tn ,|., „n ..ucl, "••'•III - or In In. ItiK-rentcd In and luu.ied nml paid for at nml, -<• HI I i-i.l, ; •'V'i-11, J tt-.l i>-it I i ’ll-. ■ ' . • bl,|;i' as nii) In|,ee.-|, . ,-y I i '. ii . plr,|*(e nr i.llierw i:time or Ilmen pud upon sueh t.-itmj! "ii - r I luridi..• <n umj i,u >i-m|. | .. ,, ........V|.»-«ll.-"l l„ t„. ........ f,.,. |t... |’ , , dl- , '..lint- , ,, *" . ‘ " u ' " ' «•’ l b - eaphal amt conditliMis as the Hoard of |*|. i ’i *' * ..... i« ••niictint, of il,- i-.p d -I i* . . " ‘" d " " f other cvidi-neca of lectors may determine: and It n, iy "•* ' F i oiin. il . ' ” ■ •"‘ Miss' ‘ Me^d jno' VcvVrl-n kind'' > f ,t'l,n‘n».,in"fti|» bnt ketha u tourna l.„nd illMI -,V,! " 1 r ON'lXU* '! " fairs cn, poratlon 1■•-id I ,sued nr created by any nth- be increaned from time |o |||ue b e . I* ||I Hn, f lo rid illllll I •» liltuVfi*, ‘ tl.li,and r-1 porMtlnti.s. w hrtlier fnr.-lcn nr yoiid III.- aiiioiiut ntm-d t„ tho m.inexcrelr,,. i-nbo ull • "II I ompupy, IIHIIMI , I I . - .r * nunri vjMir ()1 •i i*m f »if flit* i |U||1.1 fiuw , rs ami privllcg. dninestlc, or whether now or l u r e . in .• provided by law. ,r*C ty 5c,i0w,s and chair. ment ofiicinls express belief tha* l o l l ami nth-rs •• ;n j*. i # Inrifl* i » | I f l r Oi; aulr.-d, -lllie r „u ils on II Arllrlc IV. , " rnr|iur»itlnn»- org a n * Kwicrai committeo in practically cv. ry team of any con- ei!,f.,*il1 ' VMM i " > , i‘ u i " l lo remove " d '•ml existing ntid-r tin- la w s of ■o enum or as ag.-nt fur nllirra. ami !,"• Corporation .dm 11 have micHie Mlftlc of I ’lnrlda. v l l " " i t |„ any particular limiting cession b; It , corpurato liuiuo pyrm a & T t the h J 1convention. " bcL‘n- a p p o i" u «J to seijttepc in tho state will be rep- nnt a I,, I -ill. nil,; I I I lo sixli-en ili.i manage V icatrletlnn any o f th - other nli- petutjlly uu,I it to exist perp, tual\rllolr III. ret'c: 1 ' , '"•'"atyc. and l.o», nln.-tc. „ Iccta uml powers o f tin corporaTil, aninillit of the culilts,I Itoek r|mi| |... u,.. tlun. Icl isiv ’ i i n ' " " l b In. ,.r Ibis '•-ni-poruilun Article \. C,'f 1 H.-Is Ii Ih, Kali ford “uiii of Ten Thoiunnd (Aio.noo.inn tho hmilleKfl of tile corporation Ii la In-rehy oxprcaply dccluri-d ii'la't "V V«i' . ........... " r r I •nliars. |o I,,. •11v!11.-, I Into line 11tj si. JiV./ii - ri"Vi,i,rd l " ' ,, *"'* •'••rpurntlnn chall be cuiiduclcd by a ITcaldeiil, |JJ n f ... ‘i n duly recorded •Ir.-d Klianu, of Otic lluml..,) («|0u) Sli.ill a le , have imwer to Issue bonds a VTco-FrcsIdelit. „ K. cr.-tary, a j „ J ..',' rccnnla r f Hcuilnole iiolL'ifM r:irh, and other nbllKHlIutis In the pay­ T r - a surer uml a Hoard of Direct,»rs M ..... £.!,,,,,,:b 1,1 Ida* hunt; .1 . Th'- c a p l l at i tn,-b o f t|,|s corpora- ment for property. Including shares consisting of not less than three i -•!. Inal 1 1 , id w rit of sulomenu I-" may l.e payubl.- In. Issued or ' slo -a alld other securities w III, Il (3 ) nor more ibun seven (7> mem, f,,,n l'l,'i"'1!.. ’,' i ' i " rV.' *' N;,|d ,t> - II. <d fo r Hie piirriiuso Of property, may he mirchascd nr acuulrcd by ..•rs; the number of directors to ... I*. H,,r|du I.nnd nml c „ i UM|. •dllo r i ul. o r pcrsiiiinl or f „ r tho it or for money b o r r o w ,d or fnr y i. if; fixed in till) b y -la w s from tini? <»m»nnv. I.Iiuli. ,|. a c.rpora- pa \ nictit o f latmr any other lawful object in or Hh.ml l " time lh e same person may i Mlf-lCL / iC O U T t!<n. dim tu Ui ' • Us Imslncs.i; to ninrtKngo or plrdge Hold two or more offices, except “ »•« ; ; i: jJVwr;;:; fleer i-r a l l t h is F A r • T 3 ,, unj property which may l»e owned that tlie I’rr.blent and tbo Tr, *:>• ibl in ix r r : . , 1 w i ; r Hi,*;;, y r t s x muJ*C!!l, r,"' l,y ll. " r 1,1 which It uie r 'h a ll not |,o the naino^pcrson. nay In- Interested; to secure any I nc follet. 111 ic nuiiird persons i*:.Vt,l;1Vi omen,15 1'' 1" ' f<ic: I plirpns. . Jmii,Is i:u:irutily ,„- any other , d » shall be the - f i b ers to conduct the llhiilluns i,y It Issued or Incur,-,l; iiuslniss of tlo- Curi.oratli.u until IMiW'cr to exercise ||„ to Ktiuruul-f any bonds, contra,-ts or I he nfl leers Win* shall In- elected at ,V*' rt ««4Mi uh.iriit from i hn «»r corporiili- lull utilisations; make and porforiii the first election of officers of said r lullt* and f r a m - b i - , for I l or IfIk for n prrlml of .»vor IwHvi* a period o, nin ety.olio- . ,t -. f r0in serliub. ',‘f ''■'latcver kind and ,lc- • nrporulinti Shall In. niiullfn ,1 ll. I.. Jfultble. Druxldeiit. fr° " ' ll1" d l l ' of iifl<-r the cninmciicciiii-nl of Us script ion. to declare dividend.-' p „ v. 'mi v r l l <»f riirnmoim; imw Him *. and able III ca di or otherwise as uisv corporate existence. *’• Vlco-t'rraldvi , .. Hull. .........................■ Ideal. for; lie pcrujltted by law uml In carrva . k . i Jin . Srcrctary aiul Arllcle \ . , a d j i ’ i h j k i ). o itlu :iti;r> nmi lug mi its business or fnr tbe ’ A. L. Cl Ino. Tivajiurcr: u Tl.e btidnesa uf this .-uriM.rutlf.il !J-' BK Et* that th.- Said d. n-mlant. ..... . tiv the ...... wing of *uVf !!".," l,nl" K wp’ rurtiioriKr'any and Hi- sold It. u Maltlde. tj. c. If - W i f e ® I I'Mld.i •at ml and I'nl ,n ir;i 1 1 n officer*,: Jlall and A. K. i.’llno shall ,-ouatla a I r,-si.lent, a \T,-.-.l'res|. i "m il.in;, l.lniltvd. a c o porutl j'i ul and a Secretary ami r, -;,su r­ any und nil other IIi Iiihm amf—to tut*. Hie present tlmird of D i r e c t - iN “ ......... stor-i and a duns to up! d, . |tt er. w ho pm y tie on,- ami tin- sauo- rxereljM- any uml all other powers ora. “ " *" the Dill uf t’niiipinin' bi-rcWhich ll,iw o r h.*i*,*lu;ifter may l*u Knell Director:! shall be elected * tli-j It til,- day permitted by law. annually „n th Thuradav , . f ‘ * Tlml amntiK Its otlo-r powers uml to mm,l l„- Stuckhuldim.i Li «|t*f**hftc or !»«•• Irr? m without the iiosuiit or ottlvi action (hcTcar l i f t 1 1l * •' l*i c» ]'iiiiffiuto t\ill. I»« i iiIh-. i IIi Fntll i Or (ill* KtlN'kllllllltifM, the Hoard of * XHIrlr VI. llm first mi-el in Uh-alnsl It LHt,„ ,L 'ik , i'i,,b|„,-j« ' ’ .i‘,"'2 ’’" / ' " " e " f lb Directors Him11 hnv lb . Mid I'orpoi ;<li,,n ot:u 11 adopt 2 Iter.-lii-tri- r l»y b I flirt her nnl-rril tint till-, r.o Hie i! offe*/ ... i.-i . of rl.'*'V'/'' " " ' i d . - d rom.Intlon of M al,i Hoardpowers adopt ; 2 I bill I1for/ It, th!.- r■ i i' pu, and for un appropriate ..-„l ......... .. •>> let- b all,, i |"it)lisln-d In lit,Kanforil any la,vf ii | purpose I,, authorise, nil'll) lot; <u 1 J m »# i " " r" f aovcriimeiii ,.r i t s ; 5 II. raid. newspaper pitMinltI In p.sne c-x-cutc. Hell nr nlherwiao affnii'H Hut ilicniisl-iteut V . Ilh It , m ll- II. fb-r^. I'rcnid-iil '- jir y 'K - H ;- 'F f 'U ; lllltiole Ct, m n . Florid.i. amt 1 1, ' " f "<’ "'1'. Ituu-K, « a n n Ills, urtlel-H nt lucnrpuratlnii. •I- " Dcua. Vicc-I'ccnbleiii Ktniins 501-502. riionc Oj —II,-c (, k for f.Mtr c n a c ju liv i• I W. Hp-lirrl Jr.. jii«-r,.|,M amt dohrntlircN. obligations, necntlul l>* rou.-Mitiitlnii i.iui l a v , <■ ip. xtut- n fln t M,Mnlay In I reiiHiirer. of Florida, uhirli l.y-lawu may tiand Iranafvrrutd,liislriiinc'its and " ' "I a tu l»f In tit „ r repeal, „„ n,.iv b, u F irst N ation al Ilank Huildii<F| ' I, |,f *"'b,blrdtn:ns of ull niiirti,|,-,| ,.'ll," l"rF ..ball I.Q l i. n 'P i II A. I ». I'' Vlded In Hiild by - lau In Ctittiulinrr i- V r M *■ *’ f , ' " ' g . ' ’ Dealt. * I. l\ Kprnd e f t , d " i " ' M V " r" ‘ by """''•-■U K lb.it* and i nd'-ri-d ■niinty, Florl Pledko, d ,c d or trust or otli crv/lae. ,, Arlirlr \ It. I" Kanfortl. Krmltit.litf-i/c**! 4ml r '7'i1.Foie >. D- un,.ml not to , w-c-d Hi .rlnclpal kiiiii of ■ S a lia F o rce M i' ks Hu»>a Williams, Mr. The liiahcHt uni,.nut of I tide-lit ell February. A. Ki!<lr«>i«l K. i: M l . Hit, ’.t|h d.l) of Kuo Million I ’uluirii ( } I.omii,oiMi). ur Dublllly l » which tlo- CorTh. first l’l- n re-nUatb,,, n„!p||„fc- par vttllit '■U' L L / t ' L A t i l ,IM t£ . .1. P I C K i:\rft I'J. ul auy out* Hum out7AB■nB«| (r ■ a n BBBBSBBBBBBB»lI■all■**,■■*, B C r-O R o nf Hie Hl.M Minlders ,.f ........... . stain'iiiK -Iti’lKn f lb, Circuit C on n which rvidriirt Mull MVlr« 11 Iio* I*«•I«f j|, I ■, r !b»y.AY ^ L»»a Kfr* of tn,1- 1*1, d u e , i.b.ill i„- iii mich form i n t i5 .o rr > u c is K—. •-ul11 .In,ll,ml < lrc-ut of Kanforil. ITniida. ,-u and '-iiV d-'i'v OMi Florbla. Issued and delivered .,t kiii 'I i H iii IM P O K T ^ N T T e S T l M O N Y ,.f February, A. I) n : r , f » r’ n,c.pi,r- ami "iii,* it. llcrrliiR. f o r nuch |Mirp,,si P..K,. ,,f mlnpll,,^ I,, .! ,,v. J|1|(1 uml It J Kolo-ltor for Cnruidalnrutx. m e lt terms and ■ B u t T A t - MM Midllloii'i a pIcIltIR the orK.l'llx.itioM of ||l(„ I-hIi. tj, m. sii. \t.,r r. i > dctermliie; and u.ihl poratlon. and .i Ih» f„r u „ „ u r. l*oHO of elect Inti Hlich nfflrers of m o t i i V- Dl fee torn rtmll also liavo MlTD’K O f IM'tl|t|.|,l| \ llON O f Hie c.Mporallon a* a r - l.„re|„ahbvo 1 ( l . « | I I |r1 1 . D i a l s IX,-. L ? Ui J" •*x ,-*•iii I#,,, from I provldrd fnr. atid i «},«* ,.M. *N 0 T A L W A Y S T H E C T IE A I'E S T h u t t h e # .Notice Is here tn Ktv,.„, t|lllt lim e t-, l l m « ,.r liid eiiln res. nmrt ■ , H„ ui,,|erHla,i.-d. Iiit„ml to apply t.i '.'r' *«'.I i corporal *.'T.'L'**5_ .Vr .?«.’•*•> I...... KukljiK » r plcdtslax a ll o r any pari 1 Inn ,h.° ,,b ,u i •lo-ld L E I.!* Y O U R E D U C E Y O U R F E E D H I L L S - '" nil tin- 11.moral.I- Jnlm w. Marlin, *!•♦ »-reoiid Momlav m , , Of the p t u i - r l y „ r us:;eln uf iiiIh r of corporMtii.il then o w n e d • . u i-r n n r of tin- Ktuic ,,r Florbln. ««cli year. UC Will,-I, H A C K IF Y O U A R E N O T S A T I S F IE D ” may Ihuri-uflni he umuirrd-, liy 11 . •u TallaliHasi-c. Florida, on tlo- Mil! A r lir lr \ I. tu Mcuilrn Hi day of Kchruary. A. I* |n25 , f,,c Payiuclil of said The hiuhnst nimitint of Imiehtcdl-’,lt»ra I ’atcnt. IncoriHiratlna Hum,*- liens or liability tn which ilda c r - boiitlu, miles,•- ivarrunlMj d et>ctiturex. onlltfutlon liiiiidcrn Inc., under n,,- r.diowimr porHtlon shall hiil.J, ,-t ,i <; ii,'K>.Halil” and trails. prop,, o-,| cliurtcr, tlo- orlirliuil <>r l*e a mtm not to ,•treed rIt - ,,n*(,ii ,i f Vf.,ilil,,,!'i ,,1,Mlr"''""a ts Mint cvldrarc;i which l» now on til,; in tn,. office of the capital *lock „ f H-.l- . .,,-Xra- of ull IHml*,. nml tin- Interest there,»n. ninl the perforinanco of the of the Secretary nf the Htale of tlun. U T S ^tw hat5hf CltVciiants la said Indenture contain­ Florida, at TulluluiKit-o. l-'|«,r 1,1 n Wbtbrb tint produefj milJt and Jmtlrrfjts Artlrlr VII It. II. lic it, I ed, ttlitcn lud.-nlurea nhall be In Tin- tinmen and rexldem-e; „ f 1 1,,R. t*. D R A N siiliicrlbltiR Incorporators am) *|,e f l * ^ or,H n" ‘l embody nuch proH. W . H I'F N C K R Jit fl ii1!?’ ‘■■“ '"•nsinta, mrrcemrnts und amount of the capital »io,-k »u*i- corn! lions as said floard may deT IIE O . I*. HEHO scribed by each ure ns fol|,,n H to­ riO SAM M N P U A D F O U D wn : » filSlf ’ e'l> lU n,**n*r Ull Ul UWII b,,,li*ll or us W iikciii f i;. k . j o n i ;s It. tf. Hera. Sanford. Florida. 10 to lake an security tin others ui,d f n\ frrtnn) A rlirle s of I ururpuriillun nf |lnto*> SharcK. •for. bonds. note,, warrant Oxllilrrs Inc. ^sJJtnsinjre than 7 W p!G ISTIE !i ruttriedv "I.II k u thins. ' le-IL D. Dean. .Sanford. Florida U ir-tI,i,de ,»ml 'tiaiiufartalil. lustruU ’», the undorslKiieil. have aurrrd Shares. m K>ta tn aasocltttu nursclvcx. nml do hcre<• t f . „f ltiU,tl»l”dKponcur Jr.. Ban ford, F lo r i­ ititjui i.f all rvidencn klnd. whether secured hy I), c,mie nssoclated for tin |.iir- da.O*S 'V. share*'. of formintr into a body pollllc _ .Thwxy. I*. Borg. M-unk . In iJi. r, l.y annrttfak * >11*',in real ” Mat”, perMyrtle' und enrporuta, undar uml t*y • Irtuu Shares. flv, pi ,l.i-.. ,|. eda of titfiaaxxssfccassj Sdiool T e a c h e r s Will -Meet In L o s A n g e le s ,,r m. ^ on m u st h av e sonic cash! .von nnd the houses will cosh ft'ith th e g ro u n d from $4,6001 •157,hOO o r m ore if you desire. “A, C. C:} Sanford ilcr EVER T TR U E - BY' C O N D O M r . F arm ei ; . . K rw, ^ . v . S r,.V!,0yr*,aftl.“f^ N O W IS TH E TIME TO YO U R FARM i Five acres good celery farm,J ed and tiled. Three flowing] Close to loading station| Reasonable Price. Easy E . F . LA N E R E A LTO R IK.inford. W -m , (V / W a n t A d g W iU K e e p Y o u P o q te d o n A U S a n fo r d B u sin esa A c t iv it ie s o f I m p o r t a n t ] > C lassified D irectory ■fly HcraM W# t .[H e r a ld P Q R R E S U L T S nni Ttt purchase. If .me. Improve, du- 1ncually urpiaruil JB. C. .Maltlih- v veloif. rent uml t ell real m u t e and . * . • ' Mn -*v personal pvoprrty o f every c k n r a c - ------------------------------ — ininn-d In nnd wiio' RnlTsrVihrtrVli'el'r i *cr deai riptiou, without iimlt z P R O F IT Id . RATES In AdrtpM „~wui *«■ »»- firo.s and e.1.edlately Real Estate IS S S rS W S S & Gaiette. j, . • • OJJjJ0- Rich srricultural district. Want ad end display r‘ f t ' TALBOTT—-Painter nnd~im"- rates on rwiuest. . per hanger. ..Phone 3511, ’;re' ’D *B -ou .s_PAPER HANGER i m are fnr ron* (Ion*. „ favrraxe length­ line- . #1 . p juc for first jiT i»B n « a,*»ntallvo thor(wlth rates, rules will (five yon listlun. And If will assist you wsnt ad. lo Advertistagr THE SEMINOLE PR IN TER Y— Printing that pleaseti. Prompt aervico. Telephone 93. New lo­ cation, Welnka Building. to r n liar . Hr a llae .. I r a llae - .... -le a Dae double oliova It restricted to (ration. f made The 8an|| be responalbla arrect Insertion. ; f0r subsequent office should lie Itely In case of __________ PRINTING , WIGHT PHINT“ s H6 P— RusiTordT e n ■ ■pecialtF. . ...... <? Phone -H7-W. 9 Railroad Avenue. real estate D £ S A L ™ * * * - R- k l d r id g e Real estate brokers. All kinds of T tTl# Prosperous farmproperty listed and for sale 0 fA v! „ 108 Snl°nd t * Ncar Perk Avenue. Phone S282. S S o r i " ’ " ,e p e rw o rt- “ ,b J* A ,P U R L IN G , sub-division Morning 8 ^ fando* Jftbdivislon to Ortinel. Thousands of Maine pro­ it i and F l o r a J W R h te , Florida on Dixie nlgh- Pie nro Interested in FloridH p ? ^ q-ftt ? eaci them through the Sentinel. Rate card on appllc*. TIN AND M ETAL WORK- Miscellaneous For'Sale F l l ^ LE^ Tlle sweetest stucco nnd1!,*? ° W th* City Bt ° Pric* FOR SALE— Pure sugar cane syf r f t ftV "?,?0 HUit’ TWC'V® blocks ™p’ per gallon in 35 gallon from postoffice- fc’ee owner. R. barrel/, Pure Sugar House moiasJ. Holly. Room 8 Bali Bldg. «*u . P,,r“ c “ h«n .35c.— Davis ia|p Co., Augusta. Ga.______ 0,1 U E N T -S m .ll j en. home with three acre, ot lend. CASH—pai,| for f n|se tal gold, platinum nnd discardor,a,nK? troc8 and truck gurdcn. Ideal spot for chickens, elec­ cd jowelry.-Hoke Smelting and tricity and water. 10 minute, out Refining To., Otsego. Mich. onhard road. Phone 571-J. FOR SALE—Used .. Willys-Light Plant, A-l shape used 10 months. FOR SALE BY OWNER— Nice |Hnrgnm for quick snlc. U k e Mary home and grove subdivision on trns-nn I Cnx!n j n|,p Mary, Fla FOR SALE— Fifty acres good colmJtftt* i ' f t ‘vo acro* cleared anu tiled and in rrop. Bight at loading station and near hard mad. BAB3 CHICKS—Nine excellent breeds to choose from. Hutch­ ing now. Quality, our speciality. Not quantity. U>t us prove it. Free <tn-ular with price list. New Era Poultry Farm, Valdosta, Gn. a w n in g s s a fls s Help Wanted Automobiles 1923 Dodge W ANTED Graham ; ANTED— Young man of good Dodge Coupe |" — To buy country pro­ appearance to solicit advertising Dodge T ou rin g,,.” " " ; c,,n n ti vcgeUbles, syrup,* — Should have his own car—Good 1924 Touring "'?"*•* P^lce-x paid.— Davis WholeDodge opportunity for hustler with abil­ 1922 Roadster ] rn,e Co - Augusta. Ga. Dodge ity to produce. Apply at Herald 1022 1924 Ford Office. _______________ ___■1923 ^'0r<Rum>hout ’ ’ ANTED To" BUV—Smell „ o o . Ford Ton Truck ' T refrigerator. Garretts GrocFord "A N T E D — Competent steno-! 1923 grapher. experienced in ordin- I (Cab it Body) : cry’ f almetto Ave. ffice duties. Apply A. B. C. 11923 ary office Sunford Herald. Suburban bus For Rent ----------------------------— ! 1923 Panel > WANTED— Agent American Na-. tional, Insurance. Health nnd Ac-: 1924 Overland IJ* hTourinC!! i F 0 ?. B E N T-Pour room hoo.e ,r|ng with modern convenience* and cident department for Sanford nnd ■ Above car* reconditioned, all country around. Address Gen. run fine and look 2nd St., West Side, An­ good. nie Philips. Del. J. S. Stevens. Asst. Mgr. Price* Right—Term* “ Maybe” I. W. PHILLIPS SONS M ANTED — Representative for A school for the teaching ofDodge Dealer Legal Reserve Ins. Co. and the public health is to be established - Oak A Second by the London School of Tropical * Genera! Accident to establish busi­ Phone No. 3 ness for himself. Call for Mr. Medicine, at u cost of $2,000,000^ Simmons. Montezuma Hotel, bo- FOR SALE— Overland sedan, good mcchanicnt condition, priced low tween 9 and 10 mornings. for quick sale. Sec Mr. Fnbriz. Volumn 1 Chnpter 3 113 Park Ave. D test patterns for porches, win­ dows nnd stores. • Call nt ThrashFOR R A LE -N ew h^ise and b l i ( er 4 Woodruff, Apartments ft troric* JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds b ^R SALE—Ford Touring car, Laid five their A?nE *2 ttp JournaI-Her- way. . f t ? block off Dixie High- Fn 1*^17m Three-room furnishetl apartment $00.00 if taken nt once. Garretts Cf[re address as aid. South Goorgia’e greatest W aSr" and ! n|dnSh°m MeUIAtWork. •**“ > Fd!!t‘ ;-Folf e £ s Water Boat Tanks. Oak newspaper Grocery. Palmetto Ave. (hone number If Morning, afternoon, fumishtul $1,450:00” Citron Heights wm " . ostn* car‘* xtzf- Cost $90 for rent. Apply 107 W. 9th St. Ilta. About one J v m r n . and Third SHee,. Tele- weekly and Sunday Classified rates Filling Station. Orlando Road. 27'" 1 chenb- Address .1. Gate. Box 81, Sanford. Fla. for s a l e - One Dodge truck J thousand has a Stilton cheese named for the vll■th* iitbcrs can't H- t- m xUne* W* ypro" Journalwith panel body—good comlilih you unless t y p b w r i T e k s a n d r e p a ir s nerald, Waycross. Georgia. _ FOR SALE ^UR SALE—Eggs for hatching. lage of Stilton. Huntingdonshire, ti.tn Chen,? fur T k or will trade * address. first -----matle by the rft"' F_t? P forIlVa^,,, Four beautiful lots on Sanford — ----brown leghorns. $1.00 per England,. was ■ale1-^n* ke8 ° f typewriters for'TA M PA MORNING TRIBUNE— Heights, elevation high; price, low; sotting. John R. Jones. Beardall village Innkeejier, und travelers for small ear. Phone 2103 or In* r « T be ■tie on easy terms, for rent, also Send in your subscription to the easy terms. Will sell u|| four Ave. calling nt the inn soon Hpread its qulre nMIerald Office.___ _ a|Tbe Saafame. Tribune or hand it to your local IIre sr bf l * t lots together, one or more ns de— Ball Bldg?' ” 8UPPliM' Room 9 ain-unt l a ­ dealer so you can read Florida’s " . L f t " V' Huyurtl Smith. Own­ st tsIM. Rooms For Rent newanaper. One venr1er. juo F.vans St. Ono Fine day Buildins: Material 18.00, fl months I4.0C, three months | lompt. Efficient. A b ou t tw o years ag<» FOR RENT-Rooms with or with­ 32.00. If you desire 81.000 insur~Qtt the Web r %* A mnn enmo in the o ffic e out ,n,i;al!'meals. Reasonable rates.' MIRACLE Concrete Co, general ance policy add 75 cents to your REAI, ESTATE ! r ,out, c fdei\_ I We have been compelled to post-1 Llncoln House, T o buy ix fe w lots ln w *M *ni W,0r!'build'Wantfeiflit ‘Whitrrj (?f b„?ck*’ ," ,**tloB boxes. 1. B. “ DO YOU W ANT to buy or'Tell pone the opening announcement of *" , And In* uxketl uh to show •Miy/it/ul XuNtmt^s T c rw illeger. Pron___________ nnr property in Sanford’s suburbs APARTMENT FOR RENT—Three P ! ( bint .something good tuanXl^\nK^‘n, U advertiae tn rftt on* w®ck. labor conditions room apartment on ground floor. loiIECTORY Lumber and Building Material " the “ Gaine*vnia Sun.” Thousands who are troubled with Apply . ’ 1 0 0 French Ave. So we took him to ami other circumstances over _____________ persistent coughing at night, whlclt Carter Lumber Company ' within rniy - N, Laurel St. IM.'MT n~~t T7~7!----- ^ — - r Vy t:o""<ttltu*"«tn of valuable sleep which wc have no control have re­ iF(ll» Wrinrl« itlft?1 N l£ ~ CUrK ,b,,f »• Th* Phone 665 town urif Kxponant, rnornlnt tarded our progress in making tho UK KENT— Desirable front bed- weakens their systems and lay* Haggard & Company| of Monforil tnornlnr laau* room udjuining bath, 1020 Ijnir- them upon tu duiiKeroue Infection^ •ftrn urrilrtl. H ILL LUMBER CO. House a l cent por Sunday, word, minimum tie. physical improvements on our sub­ el Avenue. ran quickly act to prevent this <lan* jib * nnr »peService. Quality and Price. Real Estate— Invest ment* | W e believe thu lots Kfr throush a very elmple treat* division. We want the work to [rrxiIrrJ. It I* DhVhr^OPKH.* ATTK. v t IO N — P rnbOll RENT—2 light housekeeping ttient People who have hardly been otlrallr for m * complete before we n.sk the genFirst National Bank Building I W ®ro “ f t 00! 1 investm ent ancnln Is boalnnirnr thr areatrat d«able to rest at all on account ofl rooms IlUl Elm Ave. .Mr. rouKhlng _ NOTICE spoils havo found they cun a \vL-nnn veloitmrnt In Olorltl.-i'x hl»|^ry: a erel public to view the premises, And ho thought Hchnider. To whom it may concern: •l*ep tho wholo night through unltlll,,<Ln "ollur Itltthway to th* inn gives us an opportunity to SANFORD, FLORIDA T h a t we w ere kiddin c him This is to notify all Interested ir ttliLb o f t *n tho ,,rat Hina the» JV l ,m « two m . do' ,ar brldse ucruka Kiti’tm- Invite a few more discriminating And got mad ^he treatment I* based on a re­ Hats were once worn only by i"o ° 2 n S li?n f t “ new ml|L " ** DajTW »t a'r,ad':” "q"uilrn ” L,,VCstor« ^ i^nect our^i'acftbft markable prescription known aa Dr. And went away rnftnnn «nIPar y:tf0rm nSf “ st"ck ; ,°P«r* hou»« ttn.lwr conxtrur- for« the Grand Oitening .. - -.........«. freemen; slaves went bareheaded. Jxlng» Sew Discovery for Coughs. company to build a tniliwork *htlr'iVu,!;?!* ': ----- “on ”w »-•* - maps, H a now now tniliwork •*”tn* snont Our price at that time write promptly for price, A freeman voluntarily removed his ninU II. l o n g mJ’,y ,a?.ari a tcn!,P°°nful at shop; that I nnt not in »’ interested ............."ISl«le~j.“,Tit" f s '“.V i- lists and other data to .1. I,. I). Sun- hat ns a symbol of respect and jourh»"throat W a s 5 2 ,2 5 0 .0 0 for 1 5 or 2o eeconds bethe proposition and do not intend Florida nml Wt ^tern Mcatn ford Herald Office. |service, which in time became a foro awallowlng It, without follow to take any stock in the company SSLrK .iE?ta" R« Vmn- 7VlI, Ing with water. Tho prescription „ . , --------.(common courtesy. Thus we take or have any thing to do with it. [ 410 Sanford Ave. line n double action. It not only CHRONICLE — Au­ r , ‘ hAI.F.—Six room bungalow!0' ' ,,,|t’ hats to ladies. •outlit-H and heals soreness and Irri­ continue to run the Sanford AUGUSTA I’hnno flll-W Directory will atu| garage, practically new best ( tation. but it quickly loosen* and Novelty Works Shop in my own , Ku" }a* Ha.—Augusta’s greatest locat oii for family with children, i tho phlegm and congestion Classified medium, rate cazh .09c which aro tlio direct eautt ut tltn *iD MOTOR KE- name and management after Feb­ charge. 10c per line, minimum M*.-nlly% situated. Very liberal ONSTIPATION roughing. Tho result I* you usually ruary seventh, 1925. The propo­ •UJCa ternu. Write (Jet*. W. Me Roy i DING. goes, nml energy, pep aud ?.<*fp.i.*,ouni,.'y’ ,ho very ,lr^t night, sition was started without my iihtl tho cntlro cough condition goeu Stove and Fire Place Fla., or sec any vim return wben taking knowledge or consent and I was ST. AUGUSTINE, FI.A. - 8 t Realtor I,arhorIn a very short time. * in city. TRIC SERVICE noto approached in regard to it Th* Prescription la highly recom­ J°hns County is renehrd through C H A M B E R L A IN 'S Wood 3«tri<;al 'repairs. for several weeks ufter mended for coughs, chest colds, * it wuM|",el *;t’ Augustine Evening Record. hoarseness, and bronchitis, and le ' Ave. Orlando, started. I have T A B L E T S wonderful for children'* cough* and i . ...ver consented 3 " Two cents per word. Tut to Suit Iaost and Found Keep stomach sweet—liver active- f P “* ,no<' 10 croup—no harmful drugs. 1 Iio came back f t ?°, n or have “ nything to qh, |s^.ri'Pie_copy_on rMuest. • $9.00 per rurd delivered bowel* regular—only 25c. l-.con.i’nleal. too, aa thu dosu Is only t To buy the Iqts with it, except to offer to sell out'TAM PA p i n u m < « n ,, , FOR KENT For Snlc By rftls. Juk0forr L A t U " KUO<l d r u a ‘ to them, which offer Is withdrawn. Times,* the great Vome* dally r Britt Realty Comnanv tJl° JRHiped LAN E Y’S DRUG STORK . Very Res. Yours, Car. Drive It rate 1He per * ** 1 J to $6,000.00 V. C. Coller. and Second St. i charge 25c cash |S And he sat on the curb Sanford. Fla. for rnmplcto rato card. — for return of And his thoughts enw or information to her whereTry Smith’s Barber IIS C O V P D ^ Hayes KEi'AiRiNfT STALE BREAD ROUTED PALM BEACH COUNTY—'The j rVu'".^’ H. II. Chappell. Phone Were h deep dark black. •Sprayers Shop for good barber scene of stupendous development 0/M‘ U * EIN— Automobile H O O L K IIA N PUI.LY, Switzerland, Feb. 12.— . Read about it in the 1’ulm Beach ‘— work. Ladies welcome. And we know they were lag and Rebuilding. C O l i c H S COLEMAN It.^uk Avenue. _ Jean Mntti, a buker of this village. I PoRt- Sample copy sent on re- LOST— Between Orlando anil San-! Because we saw them. ior.l. a brown traveling bag. cieams to have discovered a moth- j Next to Valdez. Co. [ fok h ir e o<l of keeping bread fresh for two ---------- ------------ Please notify box 9-ifl St. Angus3rd and Oak has been bakADVERTISING gets results ifW. it tine and receive reward. lifcRVICE Hay yenra. After bread S* . *U«I ,1tl An M.. S.... At. V ( Phone IIO Matli , I!eac['M potontinl buyers. Pakt-i all trains. Bag- ed in the ordinary way D A V ID U. H Y liR JOHN E. FOX merely puts it again into an oven, ,ntk.n ,Dully Newi fa circulated in ‘ _Phone 551. which hus a temperature of 104 dc- nn ln,,ustr'al and agricultural secARCHITECT (Realtors) Real Estate—Insurance >ntips grees Fahrenheit. ExptVt* wh<>lllon’ 104-108 .Magnolia Ave. Phone 18 OLD HOME TO W N By S T A N L E Y Mnnbsr L L A All kind* I>r I ' r o s n l f I.Utrd pALDER. Day and have imrstigated MaUi’s bread TO REACn BUYERS or sellers Tf Dune Dull'llng fur ■*!<• ervice. Anytime, nay that rpceimens which he turn-1 Florida real eitnte ndvextise in nrliiiiilu, I larl'Ii, I’nrU Avenue nml Nrrand Street c: , ? T f t the,. n » } months ago are the St. Petersburg Times. One cent fcr 25. still fresh and edible. cont u word daily, two cents a word I Ii checker *----- ------------- •Sundays.________ , Real Estate Night Coughing Stopped Quickly By SimpleTrestment w. 18 5 C A. P. Connelly & Sons Ipay nr night ser»• 394. Night PARLORS ^HLT. Murinello ails. Ruin water a DM First National 8, blione 245. .AND DYERS ieam p r e s ^ e r y l» ipecialty. 110 he, Phone 327-J. [AKE T aT E 1Service and Qusiftfrt nnd Park AvegUGS--------------W STORE — Pre.Sodas. Ws Pou 0!t your phone. n«CAL I electric g o : |} billon & Platt Everything elec^-2. Ekctragith , ;\T10N8 a n d 1*}TPLIKS J T T sY a TION. Tiren, Accenso.with u smile. Elm 447 L3. stations. MagFirst und Elm, P* “ "d 10th Street. Mu st fE FLOR I ST’* r *JJ o c c a s i o n s . IPhone 260-W LLttNlTURE tm * Z S S 7J £ £ ? ,Z & fl"! T“ story building. Nr t J? W ! “ n ' » s«'Hon. ’T i Minimum 25c. .iMIWgiSY/' fJsfV UCo)(? I ] 3 l | g i ^ FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando' , j £ g ? morning Sentinal; Icrgiat clasui-i TOU>Af^TUeR£l£«-HO-» **V flfid lui.-'iness, rate lc a word, mln-! ^zv«WY t w o I3MT been r nchjch *Nnoe FSET THBRIS Imum 21c cash with order. ton. t h p c c AOOTHeiX Ct* us TO S W O MtM MOUND^ ' V A LITTLF, WANT AU In Ths Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise those old articles you hove stoied awav and have no use for. A little thirty-cent ad may bring you several dollars. Phone 148 and a representative will call to see yon. SULPHUR IS BIST TO CLEAR SKIN i:; M IIT IIIA V U p a i x t Tim I’iilnt Thai Mavi-a Vnq Money, -M'lnuriK-tiireil liy J. N. Westbrooks Sold liy I.tlSSIX'fS I ' A l v r 1(01 P A \ Y 1 1 a tluniiiiiiu |l r , Graphonolus, Clocks, Sewing Machine 421 Sunford Ave. IC b e r«.u i.| .lm l.le r (•unsmilh C a lu l t ’«. i'h«ne am P o w e r f u l ! .. . . . . . . . . . . Any breaking out or skin irrita­ tion on face, neck or body is over­ come quickest by applying MenthoHulphur, says u noted skin special­ ist. Because of its germ destroying properties, nothing hus ever hem found to take tho place of this sill phur preparation that instuntly THE MIAMI HERALD is the big brings ease from the itching, _Ea*t t'oa.-it morning newspaper. burning and irritation. Muntho-Sulpliur heals eczema 1 GARDEN HOSE right up, leaving the skin clear und smooth. It seldom fails to relieve 121/2 cent per foot the torment or disfigurement. A * 0 _____ _ r? little jar of Rowles Mentho-SulFor Few Days THE NEW HIRED A W ( AT THE LIVE*'' * ’ phruphur may lie obtained at unv SYa BCE HAS SO MAWV D a ,; "^OC.O s drug store, .TH£PES LITTLE ROOM LEFT it* f*£ ' **' " r ? ; (adv)J cream. VFon. the, atcqut.A». l o a f c r s — X.-! ------------ -SIRS »• «M • -• !(•(••’ - P leasu re T rip o r a Fishing- T rip An Elio Molar gels you there, and brings you back. S’or Sale liy OrLiuli* 'urn*. Iiiiuloita. lu a r u w oig Nails, lli-avy I'uilmiih* * or tlt”«| uc M ' ik feat. nit- r. I.. 01*1.kh Vu well Drew liltltr. i’lioii*. Elton J. Moughton Phone 53. Flrtit National Rank Rids. Sanford, - ■ ■■ Florida By GEORGE McMANUS i T t ) J O L L V M IC E l i V C C^CXJMT v q u O F T O O "TO I N V I T E P /msTQ ° N T ME TO T O U R ro o ^ W S o S ^ HALF HOME TO ° l O r IT ? M E ET YOUR f a n il t - YOUR VJIFE ‘o t R W ENT r o tiPEM O t h e e v e n I N C W I T H MC^*» AM D Y O U R D A U G H T E R O U T A O T O llS G W I T H MR c l u t c h - r rc: r c r x i t T ' b T O O >3A O '< O O R F O L K 'o ARE M O T HOM E \ ^ H O U L O taA Y I T lt > Y O U D O N ’T F E E L N E A R A *d Ib A O A O O U T / A *o t O O ___ * SELL7 Lime— Cotton Seed iVIeal- § DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT DAIRY FEED •raitd; ninl nntiject lo SANFCi| SUPPLY Phan* * l‘i hII«vtttor A R C H IT E C T BRINGING UP FATHER C O L L 'f I'VE C O T T riE ID ^ A T O M A K E M A C .C IE / \ N ' D A U G H T E R FORCitT T H E lR Qu a r r e l a m ^ p e a k - i l l IN V IT E . C O U N T O E C O U P O N S ' T O C O N E H O N E W IT H N E • T H E T L L B O T H W A N T T O M E E T H IM THAT -------- 1 /----- w U 'tt. W ILL EN D THE *----------- ( Hill Hardware Co. 5 i«f u t, und ilk.- - I; Ra|i Hardware Co. - Chiropodist » FOOT SPECIALIST I nt l FiAvuftt Srnvicc. »€•• DiiUiji rifKit naimJ y.;, y j. ..•** IT iij 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 12, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 12, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 12, 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/d88a383083846982793c68a2d3ff5e95.pdf 9a3216e5725fdf61294f3db26ac1a3f2 PDF Text Text l". rV * 1 — '•-r IV- i DISPATCHE8 SANFORD, - May Be Minister *; [uni Seller In Trial Officials |ta P riso n >10,500 rft Jobs” intTeaticpected to fednesday •• '** ' WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1*M* r.'-iV ■■••• FIVE CENTS. rrr»i I*- And 2 8oiui Fraud Charge V T ried T o S e?l rison P a ro le • .- - 'h tos • *»• V3 POSTAL MEASURE PASSER IN HOUSE BY BIG MAJORITY Hopes For AM Fade WkOt House Endeavors to Carry Out Some of RecoauntnfeDons of Farm Commissi** ANGELES, -Feb. 11.— Thr. 'Samuel B. Moiln,. wealthy iDetroit dentist arid polltican and his two sons, Harry and •Fred, were arrested dn fugitive Warrants her# teday charging conspiracy to defraud the De­ troit Insurance Company by staging a "Fake" Diamond Burglary. They a n also want­ ed. In Michigan City detectives said, for questioning as to a $400,000 robbery there. Ian Hours, It Is Believed Commtoioners Authorize Ad­ vertisements For Bids and Plan Speedy Erection of Handsome New Building Marketing Measure Expected To Pass Cost SANFORD IS GIVEN Approximate Of Building $50,000 BUI Aiding Cattle Raisers BALL FRANCHISE Contracts For Furnishing P u t Through House Tutu* And Equipping City Hall day; To Rush Market BUI IN STATE LEAGUE Awarded By Commifwion Measure Would Raise About Twice as Much Revenue As Senate Measure Provided; 61 Million Revenue Assured Stock Boost Nets Durant $2,500,000 NEW YORK, F'eb. 11.—Wm. C. Durant, motor manufacturer and stock operator in credited hy Wall Street with having made $2,500,000 during the last two days in the rise of United States cast iron pipe. His paper prefits on the name stock in an upward mqyiunent of less than two years is estimated at $10,- Hope of Extricating Imprisoned Man la RunningHigh While Sappers Di$ Below ...... k Banana Oil Odor Strengthens Hope Continued Tests Are WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.—AtPlans for tho city jail, which is WASHINGTON, Feb. 11. — though the House moved swiftly Loop Is Re-Organized With l:o b* erected in rear of the City 000 ,000. Made Showing Ma Without o record vote, the house Ira Nelson Morris of Chicago, men- Tuesday to carry out at least some Six Clubs Holding Charters; Hall at a cost estimated at $50,Tuesday pasted the Kelly postal tioned as possible candidate for ap­ of the recommendations Breathes Regularly. of the Will Play 60 Games and 000, have been approved by the pay and rate increase bill and pointment as American ambassador City Commission and advertise­ 1 1 .—T h e sent It to the senate which already to Germany. He was appointed President's Agricultural CommlS' Late Series For 'the Flag slon, Senate leaders still were CAVE CITY, Feb. 11.— . ment for bids has been authoriz­ Hof \ L aurence has passed a somewhat similar minister to Sweden by President doubtful that much if any of thla ed. The building will be what is Hope of rescuing Floyd Col­ Wilson in July, 1913. measure only to have It turned With the re-organisatlon Mon­ legislation could be enacted at this is, 0., to selt back by the house as infringing termed of the "Florida” type of day night of the Florida State lins ran high early today m ' session. i Atlanta fed- on Its exclusive prerogative to orBaseball leaguo at a meeting held architecture, presenting an ext*»rdiggers were working theirWith practically no discunsion /, today w ere glntite revenue producing legisla­ In Tampa, Sanford was granted the ior made attractive through the and without record votes, the way through a sandy strata, use of red tilo roofing, and dec­ [nited States tion; House put through the Strong bil franchise formerly held by Day­ orations appropriate to the section presumed by geologists to tona. Sanford business men who by G raham Brought up under a special TuTe designated primarily to aid cattle a n sponsoring the organisation of of Hanford. overly the roof of Collins which limited debate to lens than misers and the Purnell measure |‘t V n u ln conThe main entrance will be from Hati Alighted From Auto Near cave-in. The odor of banana a baseball club here, were repre­ two hours, barred amendments granting federal aid, to agricultur­ ivannah ru m from the'floor and requested two sented at the meeting by C. L. Park Avenue. On the first Door al experimental stations Her Home When Stricken oil sprayed down the tunnel will lx? the lobby, the sergeant's Britt and Joe Chittenden. third majority for passage, the Marketing Aid May Re Won.. •* Steps toward the organisation of desk, the court room and private By Heart Failure; Was Ac­ Sunday and Monday nights, L, rtUtinjf to the measure was approved .in about o ffic e s/o r the chief of police and At the same time, Chairman the Sanford club will bo taken aft­ tive Church, Club Worker rose threugh the floor heartening 'it privileges two hours. It would raise fill,. the diggers. Haugen of the House Agriculture er the return of Mr. Britt ami Mr. the judge of the municipal court 000,000 in revenue—about twice an J UmwitnessA separate entrance is provided Committee, conferred with com Executive Wins In Determin­ Chittenden. Those sponsoring the Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison Starling Twenty hours was given by it it h»d been much as the senate bill—and fail An emergency cell wife of B. J. Starling, died Wed­ workers at 9 o'clock this morning ntitteemen and members of the club are planning to secure the ser­ for negroes. ation to Have Cost Shaved short by only $7,000,000 of the ojroitfen If he President’s Commission with refer­ vices of players of sufficient ability and n hospital ward will be pro­ nesday morning of heart failure as the maximum time which they To Necessities; Capital ence ,tt tb< defend- sum estimated to be required to vided and plans include a kitchen. us she aiightrd from an automo­ predict it will take to extricate to drafting of a hill embody to give Sanford a winning team. meet postal employees salary rais­ | Twsday. Will Spend Sum of $500 ing it recommendations for Gov To Have Modern Equipment bile driven by her hunhand in front Collins. If he is not out of the Two Halves to Be Played which it would make available tni Riehl are es, ernment aid in the co-operative of her home at 321 Magnolia Ave­ hole by that time, they will be In the cell rooms upstairs the The playing schedule as adopted from Jan. 1, 1925. WASHINGTON. Feb. U -C alvln marketing movement. Jrtey and brinue. Death was instantaneous. sorely disappointed. They ar« whites and negroes arc to be kept a t the meeting consists of 60 Only a few mattering "noes" Cooiidge’s ideas on economy were i again; t them In advance of these develop games divided into halves. The apart. The cells, which are of hopeful of reaching him sooner, Earlier in tho morning Mrs. own by a Fed- opposed its passage, although 97 made applicable Tuesday to the ments, the House Committe con of the halves will play steel, are enclosed by steel corri­ Starling appeared in good health. raying that it might happen at any jig a Govern- members had voted against tho ceremonies of hia inaugural as tinued and the Senate Committee awinners |>ost season series to determino dors which provide a runway for After she left the car she stood for minute. n>f the peniten- method of bringing it up, while President of the United States. inaugurated hearings on tho Com the winner of the pennant. Tha exercise and In time of emerg­ a moment then sank to the ground. At 11 o’clock Tuesday night con­ Having found Mr. Coolidge un­ mission’s recommendations. B. F. six cities in the league are Sanfort ency will increase the capacity of A doctor was summoned at once 245. favored it. An in the bill siderable progress had been made relenting in his desire for a simple j was convicted, aar.ed hy the senate the rate secYoakum, chairman of the Farm Tampa, St. Petersburg, Orlando, the jail from 48 to more thun hut sho was dead when he arrived. in the sido of the tunnel through and Inexpennivo inauguration, the ion in intended to remain in force ers to Consumer’s League, assai Lakeland und Bradenton. om ring" expo100. Mrs. Starling had been a resi­ the mud seam through which the to the Atlanta only long enough for congress to Washington inaugural committee, ed the recommendations before the The building is to he of re-en­ lient of Sanford for 18 years. Sho banann oil odor was drifting and Seven applications for. (he man composed of business men of the stand most of act or recommendations to be mode House Committee, while William agershlp of the Sanford team have forced and will be fireproof was horn in 1872 in Pauling county, those in charge of the rescue work Capital, at a meeting Tuesday re­ by a joint congresnionaf committee Samuel RothM. Jardine, u member of the Com­ received. Among those seeking throughout. An automatic look­ Georgia. She married Mr. Starling felt that Collins would be reached mu man, who which is authorised to study the scinded virtually all of the appro­ mission, explained to the Senate the position nre Tommy Leach and ing system is provided on the cell in March, 1888. She was organiser hi u few hours. priations made for the unofficial i a 115,000 bribe whole postal rate structure with a Committee the principles under Harry Swocina, both of whom nre doors. At times of emergency, of­ nnd first regent of tho Sanford part of the ceremonies and voted lying them. Further tests with the amplifl- » view to permanent revision. it. widely known in baseball 'circles. ficers may enter through a drive­ chapter of the Daughters of the ration device attached to the elec- to release from payment subscrip­ Rep. Moore, (R.), Ohio, who re­ Mr. Jardine was subjected to amination, Haar The engagement of a manager, It way which is burred by an iron American Revolution and was a tion pledges amounting to $100,- questioning by committeemen is understood, will be the first step grill. Steps lead from there to member of the Sanfonl Woman's trio wire leading down to Collins, aid Riehl $10,500 ported the bill, emphasised that the 000. Tuesday gave what the phy­ developed a rather wide d taken by the local club owners in the cell rooms on the second floor. Cllh and of the John Story Cleg- late t the prison for right of the full distribution for sicians here asserted was absolute Contrasted with inaugugrah of which vergence of views wi)h respect to newspapers and publications in building up their team. ’It Is un­ The plana were drawn by Elton J. horn chanter of the United Daugh­ proof that Collins still is alive. »r<, Fred Haar, a decade or more ago, when tho un­ J; his father, Fred the counties in which they are official part of the ceremonies rep­ needpd legislation. Some members derstood that n number of fun Moughton, Sanford architect who ters of the Confederacy; She was ■A series of raspy noises inter­ Iberg, Richard printed and published is not dis­ resented expenditures running into said afterwards that It waa doubt professional und semi-profesatnmil has designed n number of public a member of the Methodist church. rupted the irregularly timed faint and Graham turbed by this hill. buildings in tho citv. During her life in Sanfonl. Mrs, several hundreds of thousands of ful that ever the commutes could players nre under consideration. 'a in the cave, indicating, the tin were convjctStarling was prominent as a church Elisha Hanson, Washington re- dollars, the Coolidge induction into agree on a farm uid program, and Bids to furnish the new City Iclana declared, that Colllne . members of the farm bloc expres« » l • a \ t | of violating the resentative of the American office promises to involve a local Hall.wero opened by the commis­ and organization worker. In each qonghlng or moving about, sed doubt that, with the jam a l-, W a S h i n g l O I ! N e W S lewspapor Publishers Association, cost of sion. The Coleman Gift and Sta­ organization to which she belong­ *r>0°e "breathing1' sounds in the .. uid |l % * _ ___ ed, sho always took an active part, in a statement Tuesday night re­ Erectlon o rirtan u e'at the Capital, rendy facing the Senate, it would tionary shop wna awarded tho con­ vers, nt the even rate of 20 be . possible to get through any working wholeheartedly for uny tiiucft a minutes after <tb«u”cnulAiterated, the contention that there where official ceremonies will bu WASHINGTON, Feb. ll.- T h e tract of furnishing .the office an cause measure that would" afford sub­ she <>ryl>nu?*i> wy \ ^,-f* fhg” .sounds h«d ceased, < At A cost iof Four bids would "take care'* was "no reason for the present held, will cost about $35,000* but stantial Wj Ri-iuite ratified the German comrelief. (» t Besides her husband she fr; Willie H nur paying users ‘ of the mails *to be {bar:vr0l;JJtf jtttrttm ! f a r b**Coir? The 'Strong bill approved by (the mc/dai treaty, With reservations. wure'siibiiiittcd. ^The PedbodY to 1! or t t times a minute, tnd 1that the deputy called upon' to My The increased gress. A break developed in the House School furniture company named vivetl by a daughter, Mrs. A ,’B. big, Physicians said, that Collins House and sent to the Senate, Is Plans abandoned included prepa­ in i 116,000. In postage provided in the bill which ranks of the La Toilette insurgents $3,444.28 as the amount for which Pcteri on. of Jamestown, N. Y., two hud fallen asleep. the form of an amendment to ami 'children, Robert Stalling I M. E. S. Posey, secretary of th# ithbery, said, passed the house. Tuesday unless rations for construction of a court the Agricultural Credit Act of 1923 Robert Levy resigned ns United it would supply chairs for the au­ terson and A. B. Peterson, Jr,; a state highway commission and tha J not to "take any it be the intention of the adminis­ of honor along Pennsylvania Ave­ and would make paper of national States marshal at Chicago and ditorium and were given the con­ brother,'Edward Harrison and twoMigineoriiig representative of Gov. Ideal was all off." tration to make the postoffice de­ nue In front of the White House, agricultural credit corporations eli­ Palmer E. Anderson was named tract. The chairs are to be of sisters, one of whom is Mrs. Hob-Fields, said tho banana oil odor three classes; 456 assembly chairs (lifted that he partment pay a profit on its ser­ the erection of stands elsewhere gible to re-discount with the feder­ for the place. along the same avenue ami an even al intermediate credit banks. srnt with Roth- vices to the public. became apparent when the shaft Hearings were held before the foil the level portion of the midi- [ ort Simms, of Jacksonville. ater Riehl and Funeral arrangements have not roached 37 feet, and now was much Senate and House Agricultural torjutn; 1.90 opera chairs for the "Reports of the department on ing display of fireworks on the While designed specifically for . Hayden, then a the business handled during the Mall. Htrongor. He said the odor waa so Committees on farm relief legisla­ sloping por.tion of the floor and | been made. Mr. Cooolidge’s insistence that the aid of cattle raisers, the a- tion. 278 opera chairs for the balcony. Ipmon, had come several months of the current Iis strong that he is convinced the mendment is broad enough in its Ithe money. Then cal year, which have elapsed since the inaugural iwrnile be held to terms to include uny agricultural shaft is within 10 feet ofi its goal. President Coolidge is opposed to The down sta in chairs are to he lit Riehl wok paid July 1. last," he argued, "indicate units of the army and navy sta­ activity. The shaft is now somewhat abandonment of the flexible pro­ finished in ouk, matching the fin­ ish of the building. The furniture more thun 40 fuet deop, II. T. vision of tho Turiff Act. that there will be for this year tioned In the vicinity of Washing­ After his conference with com­ Hmination, Haar u pet increase in revenues of pre­ ton and to such Governors of stutes mitteemen and members of the Curntichuel, director of the work, President Coolidge accepted an company wus represented by J. II. Mver paid Sar- vious year's business. As the de- •as desire to come with their staffs President's Commission, Chuinnun invitation to speak ut tho Norse- Persso and Company, of Suvannuh. said. Some dirt wus mixed with Contractors Are Summoned. [directly. He also nartment had a deficit of less than numbering not to exceed 100, led to Huugen said he hoped to have the American celebration ut St. Paul the ruck uncovered this evening davit, signed by $15,000,000 last year, these re­ the abandonment of local plam. nnd workers expected to make fas­ R. J. Gullespie und John Emile, co-operative marketing bill ready and Minneapolis, June 8. Business men ot Washington tomorrow when the committee 1192-1, in which he ports indicate u profit on tills A resolution declaring nuvul of­ who ure under contract to the city Uubhi Isauc Moses, of New York, ter progress befoie the strata again had never paid year's operations of more than huve been uccustomed to subscrib.* plans to question Chairman Carey ficers did not appear before it un­ for the construction of u duck and wus tho princ'pul speaker Wednes­ chunges. large sums for the unofficial cere­ of the Commission. Irtaln, Fletcher or $ 20 ,000 ,000 ." No tests with amplifying devices der restraint was adopted by the a breukwuter. were summoned with day noon a t the weekly meeting Iofficial. monies und count on receipts from the Fidelity und Deposit Company of the Sanford Kiwanis Club held to determine whether or not the The present expectation is that House Nuvul Committee. the sale of tickets to reviewing the heurings will Im? concluded this «s witnessed by The House Judiciary Committee of Maryland, through Juim>» und in the Seminole Cufc. A number iuvi? victim lives have been made House Bill Turned Down. who Haar auiil asked authority to investigate I'uxon, agents and the Ely Dredg­ of other visitors made short ad* since early morning when experi­ WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.—The stands along Pennsylvania Avenue week. menters expressed the opinion that [contents were true Senate Postoffice Committee today for re-imbursement and some time As Representative Hnugen now charges uguinst Federal Judge ing Company, to appear Feb. Hi at dresses, i still breathed, although In the affirma- voted the substitute senate postal for a dividend. has the measure in mind, it would English of the Eastern Illinois Dis­ 2 o'clock to show cause why the "Friendliness" wus tho theme of Collin This year, with Mr. Coolidge authorize co-operative marketing trict and recommended ugainst contract should not Ik* cunceicd. Kuhbi much more slowly than yesterday. however, that he pay and rate increase hill for the Moses* address. Ilv compli­ Chief interest swung Tuesday to the document, and measure passed yesterdnv by the determined on u pnrude requiring associations to organize clearing proceedings ugainst Federal Judge The motion adopted hy the com­ mented Floridu on its spirit of co­ Cuvo City where u military court [District Attorney house. Approvul of this uction by not more than forty-five minutes at clearing houses and terminal mar­ Buker \>f Northern West Virginia. mission declares that the contract­ operation und progress and de­ point, keting associations to facilitate the uss au given ... questioning, as- the Henute would force a confer­ the most to puss The House pussed the Strong bill ors failed to build the dock and clared that his stay hero hud been of inquiry heard several witnesses to be little sule for crop movement. It ulso would get to facilitate rediscount of co-opera­ the breukwuter within tho time i relate what they hud dono and J>(w he was "sign- ence between the two bills which very pleusant. ; vvliat has been done to aid Collins. fhen I signed the up u federal co-operative market­ tive marketing paper, und Purnell limit set and according to specifi­ An addreis of welcome to tho ’ The court met upon tho call of cations. bill extending federal uid to ugiiing board of five members/ the ----------„ --------rate increases. visitors of the club wus made by [ (juv> Wilburn J, Fields to invustibursements for subscribers "»y William Schlev Secretary of Agriculture und four; culture experiment stations, The following streets were ord­ Judge James O. .Shurun, L. U.(gat# all angles of the cave tragMr. Coolidge has started work others to Is? named by tho Presi- ‘ ered paved: First Street east to Itockwell, a visitor nt tho meeting, ^jy. on his inaugural address nnd his *ilh prosecution ! with the advice and consent French Body Chosen Mellonville Avenue; Seminole contributed a vocul solo to the pro­ prerent plan is to make it brief. dent "The investigation was made (Jtify ugainst the ts l Boulevard from Sanford Avenue gram. It. A. WiiiHton was wel­ because He has chosen us his model in that of the Senate. hy certain perTo Study Allied Debt east to Summerlin Avenue; Chap­ comed into the club us u new mem­ hoiiu tliutof charges respect the first inaugural address others had not acted man, Locust, Isike View, Sun Junn ber und tho name of M. B. Hutton MARKETS of President Cleveland which re­ properly in the rescue work and 1 General DonoPARIS. Feb. 11.—The finuncc Sun Carols und Lee Avenues north wus iiiiunimously endorsed for . on account of reports and stories quired about 15 minutes for deliv­ D C.. District, from Union Avciuio to I^ike Mon-' membeiship. circulated in regard to the nituaCHICAGO, Feb. II. — Wheat: committee of the chamber of dep­ roe. ami p. Dodge, of j ery. uties, in agreement with Premier Visitor*; of tho club were M. J .jtio n ut the cave, including u ruMay, 1.83V i to 1.84Vj; July, 1.66 to COLUMBUS,>phio, Feb. I!.-" Justice, ware a t j G. A. DeCottes, city attorney, Lnwton, of Oviedo; Klwaniun l.. J.lm o r tliut the entrapment of Colm* one night dur- j With the release'tute si^late Tuesday a( Greece Has Appealed ! 1.56U. Corn: May, 1.29 to 1.291*. Herriot, today appointed a sub­ was instructed to prepare uii or­ Wilson, of Jasper, Ala.; M. P. Lill­ Iins might he u houx of some sort. committee charged with the duty '•.'ifUflj ; Oats: May. 56% to 56%. *‘lonI ternoon of I-ouis Pish, 19-year-old dinance for the construction of is of New York City; L. U. Rock-' The governor said the circulation of studying the question of inter­ NEW ORLEANS. Feb. U<—Cot­ Ll>th.* negative, but i Canton, Ohio, student at Ohio To League of Nations cast side of the bulkhead. A plat well and Huy Durden of Sanford. of such reports was unfortunate, allied debts. ton: March 24.40; May, 24.76. r"'? time anything State university, City Prosecutor 3$ of the First Street extension, sub­ Members present were E. I). as they tended to impede the res­ ^nirn-d was wheh John J. Chester, investigating the GENEVA, Feb. 11.—Greece tomitted by the citv engineer, was Brownlee, L. C. Helmut, C. A. Byrd, cue work. one dav: mysterious deaths of two univer­ day appeuled to the League of Nnapproved. A. P. Connelly, B. D. Caswell, N. "Stories reciting some of these urpriserf at you.' hy strychnine poissity students by ulfuinst action of Turkey in T. Cobb, T. L. D uiiiuh, It. G. Dnvey, rumors were sunt out by various ■mean?" | asked oning, announced that Fish was I expe||jne the most Rev. Constantl* \V. S. Entzi.iinggcr, A. C. Fort, J. correspondents. In a statement Isnot implicated in the affair and ' J . p;Conienical, Patriarch of the Woman’s Club Will C. Hutchison, J. I). Jinkins, K. F• , sued in connection with the inJon are flirting that ho had been tho victim of un- j (jrrejc Catholic church ut C’onstahLane, W. T. Lunglcy, Forrest Luk *, (Continued on puge two) J/ takimr osrt in fortunate circumstances. Conduct Tag Drive T. | t inople, chiming the action enW. Lawton, S. M. Lloyd, C. J . ---------------------------|»*icral officials?" Fish admitted Monday night lie >d^ngered friendly relations of the A Lull with predutor.v Instincts gun. He returned with the wea­ For Local Hospital “g j * J ft ( J ;; & German Trade Treaty pon and advanced upon the animal. had entered the university dinpen* j countries. and a fondness for hearts of cel-now what he sary without uuthoritv *»nd nnt*»-» -------pry faUae<j n young panic Tuesday Accepting the challena*. the hull McKay, Jlpwiml Ovcrlin, A. R. ed capsules, supposedly quinine; Appeal Is Received. morning at the farm of Francis E. lowered his head, and with no Members of the Sanford Wo­ Piutt, A. K. Rossetter, A. IlnlTeld, Ratified B y Senate more, ado charged. Mi. Britt, .V *"a:V ?‘.v bin) I for his friend. David Puskin. In GENEVA. Feb. 11.—An appeal jjqi* 0M the Gimlerville road when man’s club, directed hy the wcl- L. B. Steele, J. (1. Sharon, W. M. Min hcU 'n i»nmt to aavc him a ft*w cent* contained in n telegram from Pf*-;a fence proved too low, a gun re- looking downward at the gun, did far committee will begin Friday Scott, E. C. Smith, R. A. Winston. WASHINGTON, Feb. ll .- T h e [airev -d bis nart by not getting them through the mier Michalakopulous was receiv­ fused to work und impromptu not see the bull launch his a t­ a tag day drive in a effot tu raise German commercial treaty wan ra t­ tonspiracy, Haar regular channels. Puskin died ed today 1>V the League’s secret­ climbing waa forced upon several tack. ified by the senate today after ob­ $2,000 for the benefit of the FerHis attention, however, was nnld-Laughton Memorial Hospital, Briton Astounded At jections had been removed by a t­ from strychnine poisoning. ary-general, Sir Eric Drummond, persons. |bvini» paid $2 000 Authorities are satisfied Fish who immediately transmitted cop According to the story told of speedily called to his danger hy it was announced Wednesday American School Gain taching a reservation placing in tha hands of congress the authority to vio, lo.te,rv al,r ‘r-1 obtained, the capsules from the je.s to all members of the roimcll, I he affair, the hull, who appeared the shouts of others. He took the morning. The tag day drive will abrogate the section preventing n l , ’r'. hottlo supposed to contain nothing which presumably will deal with to he a trifle more swaggering situation In nt a glance and fled l*e followed by u dance at the LONDON, Feb. 11.—America is discrimination by either nation in , . ” ‘“ ‘bed | ,)llt quinine and that lie had noth- the controversy at its next meet­ than ordinary bulls, for a while precipitately. Several yards wet'e Armory beginning nt 9:20 o'clock contented himself with menacing covered before u ditch offered san­ the priWcedH of which will la* u laud of many churches and one favor of its shipping through ta riff IKK-.or ing to do with the poisonous cup- ing Mar. 9. ihS dTiTledthat \ Ul* gestures towards the men auJ ctuary. With the ditch ladween turned to thf aid of the hospital. creed, ull Americans believe In duties. rules which are believed to have education, according to H. A. L. L 1 ‘'.aar for a loan been put in the quinine bottle. --------------------Jtt . longing glances at the celery. He hinirelf and the infuriated animal Club members will picket Fisher, former British minister of Italy , tT bid offered to How the strychnine capsules Vatican _ . . . and „ V ni then forgot the moral scruples of Mr. Britt looked about and beheld throughout th** day the cornsr» of education ' has just returned Temperature Fall came to he in the quinine bottle F a i l t o R e a c h l c n n s his calfhoml and leaped over the other** in various places of safety. the downtown section. Hotels will from a tourwho of the United States. Victorious.'the bull surveyed his ' fence into the celery field. htill is a invsterv. Predicted Tonight be visited and members of the "The popular enthusiasm which The worker in the field, though enemies. The chase, however, seem­ committee will canvass the office * Prosecutor Chester Baid uuthorEpidemic (1 ROME. Feb. 11.—All attempts gave Europe its cathedrals," he IP* „ [ i t i e s had one or two other stu- to negotiate u concordant between hospitable enough, declined to he ed to have destroyed his uppetito buildings, fn this way it is hoped said, “ is now sprinkling the North WASHINGTON. Feh. 11.—' T emfor celerv for he returned to the • irm j dents to question tomorrow the Vatican and Italian govern­ victimized to the extent that the hy the club members to reach American continent with schools perature will fall geuvrully in tho Should they fail to throw any light ment so far have failed because voracity of the hull soon incidated fence, jumped out and departed. every person in Sanford ut some und colleges in lavish profusion. Washington Forrest district this Mr. Uolz hns served notice on Moral suasion failed altogether in • ° A /',h- 11.—The upon the mystery, he admitted that ) time during the day. see. It is stated in of- its The aums put into education in afternoon or tonight with heavy purpose; it even seemed to have | the hull and would do the sumo ^as r0rVh)d- he did not know what step , won < I ^ c|0..e t0 the Government. mJ>:e the opposite effect for the bull in- • upon his owner if ho could be found Mrs. Samuel Puleston is chair­ America are staggering und are frost probable tonight in east, gulf . ,t an iniliu| ^m illion that the conl**,‘tttlon that the be taken next. man of the welfure committee und steadily increaring. America’s as­ and south Atlantic states as fa r hat he would, with half that tho next visit of the Announcanient earlier in the V |u} acknowledged by all dicuted aJhnt , irevalenre of will supervise the drive. She will tonishing liberality has conceived south us extreme northern Flori­ will Is* met with shots. Bulls ^ with a chance, add assault to larceny oj Chicago, that another student might be u k ( • with no scruples concerning pro­ be assisted hy Mrs. Harry T. Bod- the idea of a free, full-time sec­ da und u tight froat is probable in Finding that thp bull would knot n a* , r 'dies wus perty rights huve no business a- well. All members of the club ondary education for all its citi­ Jcentral Florida, according to thq materialize ami then? ^ internal affairs, namely relations || ti-ii to reason. Mr. Britt who is broad. ho believes. zens." I Weather Udreap tyJa*, will participate in the drive. "•■V.Ii'm ' ri.LUtlnT to a fanner living nearby, went for a indication tonight that no sP*t “u J ^ Vatican. ■snUK% yh" 4|- action would be takep. MRS. STARLING IS CALLED BY DEATH SUDDENLY TODAY COOUDGE WANTS INAUGURALCOST LOW AS POSSIBLE 8 f E /ft? K Rabbi Makes Talk To Kiwanis About “Friendly Spirit” f SkwStff sc Prosecutor Orders S S fS ttS I IStudent s Release IIn Poisoning Probe Bull In Celery Field Routs Man As Gun Refuses To Discharge Duty Oyster i �Derpitc the pet word* of cross word*. puzzle Inventors, wo find a few new ones every now and then. This puzzle contains some. .• fakptp Minister la ReI-From Pastorate For ag.H is Sw eetheart in ill North Dakota Town 1ICAGO. Fol). 10—The story of isore *nwt7 Jn . -a Presbyterian th in South Dakota, occupied Tree Methodist evangelist and Vl; pastor of 22 was related in tyart.of domestic relations hero s. jfrs . Emma Sturdevant, wife aarlea Sturdevant, the evang;nad her husband arrested and igfit intd eourt.” le neglected wife says the girl $the! McKee’ now residing in irk, but formerly pastor in dffcrge of a congregation at Valley i * CUyTS. D. •T!A>flew; months ago, sturdevant 5» » wibk «retired by officials in his —ri k filrth fo r immoral nets and dis­ > « |fe . missed. *Hls wife says he -then k started pteaching independently lafcilu 8 hejen appearing in vnrious jjnWbnsip .communities. husband is woman crazy,” ■aid Mrs. Sturdevant, a fin: looking motherly person, who has four children, one a girl in her early teens “$ince my husband has become en­ amored with women paitors, choir ejngers and others, in the last four Horizontal in. Simple. y taril he has not contributed one 1. Great. 14. A gaseous anesthetic. cent to our support.” Id. Egg-shaped. 5. Accumulate. The girl pastor, it is said wrote 10. French soldier (colloquial). 17. An imnge. the “evangelist" to meet her in 12. A bright constellation. 10. Unfit. Valley City, jrior to the scandal. 14. Hebrew deity. 21. Sliding land (plural) 8 m wan conducting a revival meet* 15. Toilsome. 2.1. Bull fighters. fag. and after the services, it is 18. ,A sloth. 25. Biographies. eaid. she and th e "evangelist” 20. Hoofing slabs. 20. A numeral. would to the “love nest” in the 22. Morning prayer. 27. Denied. basement,” which was fitted up ns 24. To listen. 30. One’s strong point. a study and a bedroom. 51. Wise men. 25. A plaster mnldcr. “Ifedfhit rw as,turned out of the 28. Ardent ufTcction. 30.Wir.o men. chiKth,” said Sturdpyant, “It also 20. A sea eagle. 30. To tap again. Is true that the girl and I slept 50. Cats. 41. To be indisposed. in- the. basement of the church at 32. A ribbed fabric. 43. An evil spirit. the some time, but everything wns 33. Dcttiny. 15. A dyestuff. *11 ri{tht./jl went to Wisconsin and 34. Sport. 47. A female horse. tried to begin all over'again, hut 35. Belonging to. 48. An ointment. my,wjfo began writtlng letters”— 36. Steal. 50. Pertaining to birth, ' *Th<r threw rotten egge at .him 38. By. 52. A shelf. jWTVoodstock,” interjected his wife, 40. The opposition. A crude zinc oxide. “and ofdered'hlm out of town, The 42. To care for. A set period. ^Aptt'day ha put. a litlc girl qn a 44. Snnkeliko fish. A small two-winged fly, ey' and paraded her hr'ough 46. Expensive fur (plural). A light beverage. town, declaring he was perse- 40. A single unit. Negative. 51. Custom or duty paid, 53. A preparation of tvegetables. 54. A vehicle. An exclamation of question 55. A part of one’s belongings. A measure of area. 57. Relish. 58. Mixed type. Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle 50. Not self-sustaining. 63. Article. 64. An Ethiopian. at which one is as’ LOS ANGELES, Feb, 10— Ho 66. Amount ithat she may “do something worth 68. AscsrctJ. tail Asiatic herb plant while,” Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo, Jr., has decided to enter bus­ 60. A (plurnl). Greek demigod. iness for herself, and next week VERTICAL •will convert her home into n fash­ 1. To proceed. ~ , ionable Interior-deeorating shop, 2. Ono who riles. • i The daughter-jn-lnw of the for­ 4. A knoit. mer .secretary -of tho treasury dis- 3. An exclamation of pity. cUMMi her plans an told why site 6. The of n cow. will .desert society for a career as 7. Any low plnnt of several related a'business woman. •'“A Tflrst I thought I would get 8. Agenera. form of hemp. ■ Job In-one of. the downtown nn- 0. Thus. tlque stores,” she said, “but then One who plies. J hit upon this plan of having a 10. 11. A co-ordinating conjunction. •fools'right in my own’ home." .Mrq,, McAdoo, frankly bored at the "Inaction” of a society womun’s 8 orchestrn; 10 dance. wWf feels that her work will be WOR—Newark (405.2) 7 Gene Radio Program vftlhething worth wjiilo. She looks Ingraham; 8 violinist. fa* no opposition from ifiiy of her KGO—Oaklnnd (209.8) concert. family. , Program for Feb. 11 l WOAW—Omaha (silent). ' “My husband knows how much I WSB—Atlanta Journal (428.3) \V!P— Philndelphin (500.9) 6 \JOtit. (o do this and besides, I will 10:45 Harmony boys. talk. he right at home all the time,” she WEEl—Boston (475) 6:15 mu­ WOO—Philadelphia (508.2) 6:30 sical; 6:46 llnrry Einstein, dance; orchestra; 7:30 concert; 0:30 or­ 7:30 musical; 8 band; 0 musical; chestra. 10 orgnn. WCAE—Pittsburgh (461.3) 6:I'jfllfcr- fact S w c t s . is pn the way WGR—Buffalo (310) fi music; 7 30 Uncle Knyboe; 6:45 special; 7:+xi»m.-Nqw X®r k* If business wnr- science lecture; 8-10 musical; 10:- 30 musical; 8 concert. P l f o , expansion will follow, she 30 dance. KDKA—Pittsburgh (300.1) 7:15 WGN—Chicago Tribune (370.2) address; 7:30 concert. -itaUfra.1 McAdoo is still undor 30. 6 organ; 6:30 ensemble, string quin­ KGW — Portland Oregonian married the son of the late tet; 8 Lyon & llcnly special; 10 (492) 10 The Mikado; 12 orches­ 3eqt ..Wilson’s son-in-law in orchestra, Ned and Ghes. trn. ilx monthy after obtaining a WMAQ—Chicago News (44.5) PWX—Porto Rico (372.5 6 con­ ie ' fron\ Armour .Ferguson, 6 ergan; 6:30 story Indy; 8 lec­ cert. — by sportsman. She Is the ture; 8:30 pianists; 0 WMAQ play­ KPO—San Francisco (429.5) 0 daughter of John'It. Tucknbcrry of ers. « orchestra; 10 band, pianist, vocal. WLS—Chicago (344.0) 6:30 pro­ KFQX—Seattle (238) 10 o r­ gram; 9 Saddler feature, symphony chestrn; 11 concert; 12 dance. instrumental, Verdi trio. WGY— Schenectady (370.5) <1 KYW—Chicago (492) 7 concert; Strand thnetre orchestra. • 8 vocal, orchestra; 8:30 stage re­ WBZ—Springfield (331.1) 6:05 view; 9 musical; 9.05 talk; 9.15 nature story; 6:15 dramatic talk; entertaining plans; 2:30 n.m. re­ 6:30 educational; 7 patriotic, Ab­ vue. raham Lincoln; 8:30 banquet. WEBH—Chicago (370.2) 7 or­ KSD—St. Louis (silent.) chestra; 9 Hawaiian guitarists, • {NORWALK, Conn., Feb. 10. — readings, vocal, orchestra. Helen Vosburgh, 23 daughter WBCN— Southtown Economist of Judge and Mrs. George E. Vos­ (266) 7 classical; 8 instrumental, burgh Of Norwalk, jumped from vocal, harmonizers; 10 dance. •M&g. yfindow pf her room on the WLW—Cincinnati (422.3) 6 -^eighth floor of Brooks Hall, Bar- crncCrt, quintet; 8 quartet, trio, ■OftJCil .college. Her crushed body pianist. was found on th : concrete paveWEAR—Cleveland (384.4 ) 6 - m «it belpw. A new 5 room homo furnished concert. *' -"The strain of excessive study for $1500. take it. WFAA—Dallas (silent). the midyear examinations had un­ WOC— Davenport (483.6) 7 5 room bungalow with 10 acres balanced-the mind of the young \?o- Hnndman; 8 organ, songs. of fine land. Very desirable lo­ . map. MisH Vosburgh was a senior KOA—Dcuvor (324.1) 9 choral, cation $2700. and on terms. ■at Barnard. She held u brilliant folk songs, address. ACREAGE Adace. in her clauses. When the WHO—Dos Moines (526) 6:30 On Mcllonvillc and on Sanford college attendants rushed to the orchestra; 7:30 dance; 9 symphon- Avenues ut lot prices. ■ pavement “Mis* Vosburgh was still LOTS— HOMES—GROVES— HHive-.- She was taken to KnlckcrFARMS , bot'ker hospital, where she died ..■without recovering consciousness sufficiently to make any statement. ’TTo 'hdton werp'TcTl. '.Only the 110 E. Second St :vhicnc3 of Miss Loretta 'Bates, n itudent whose mom adjoins that occupied by Mlssj Vosburgh, throws t my light upon tiio suicide. Miss (featel said thnt at an early hour Sold In T h e S o u th l ’o r T M m Vosburgh came to her door land said: “ I nm Josus Christ." /i The follow student conceived the Miss Vosburgh was walk­ WIIB—Kansas City (365.6) 7 i n g In her sleep-ami put her to 'bed. It was only a few hours uft- conrort; 8 violins, cello, piano. KHJ—Los Angeles Times ( 101) | that time that Miss Vosburgti 8 concert; 8:30 lecture; 10:30 in -! • leaned from the window. Judge Vorburgh came from Nor- strumental, vocal; 11:30 string •m-aik to get the body. Hu dissipa­ trio; 12 orchestra. WHAS—Louisville Times (399.8) : II.)* no equal for durability. It ted any ideas that a love atfuir hud wearn lunger and looks Lvltcr than .been the cause of his daughter’s 7:30 concert. any other pain. We carrj a full WMC—Memphis (silent). WCCO— Minncnpclis-St. Paul line of M in-proof paint, vurnlJtcs, Kabomines, brushes, wood stains New ^ork state has 110 tubcrcu (416.4) 9 program; 10 orchestra, and wall paper. quartet. 1b$is clinics. WJZ—New York (454.3) 7:30 Sanford P aint & •>'-A financial surplus of $321,000,- concert; 8:15 trio; 9 talk; 10:15 V(KLby the end of the next fiscal jazz pianist. W allpaper Co. WHN—New York (3ti1.2) 6 or­ ‘jyear i* preilii-ied by Cbnirumn . Maddiu Of the Appropriations chestra. WJY—New York (silent). 4,‘ommiiiee. --Government d 'pnrt,WNYC—New York (491.5) 6 mrnth are being cut down to "rock services; 6:30 band; 7;30 pianist;: X N iaaknaK ••■ ■ ■ ■ •‘■ naaaaR * >bpitom" operating expenses. eh a two-story building was considered a sky tne Herald was a weeKiyx cows and pigs roamed at an event ot a en Sahiord had billy one Since that time the population has doubled or trebled and realty val­ ues have.1increased proportionately. Many wise persons becaiiie •wealthy •. •• -t ••• because they had faith in Sanford and because they had the vision to in­ vest in Sanford property. ishiohable Home umed Into Shop ByMrs.McAdoo J r The n « t ten years will witness a growth more startling and more extensivi than th at of the past ten years or than th at which even the most opting tic have dreamed of. Fortunes will be made on Sanford real estatei Lots which now sell for $1,000 or .$1,500 will readily bring as much Is $5,000 in five years time. t Barnard Student Is .Laid To Overstudy The fort Mellon Development Company is offering the public the finest rcsidntial lots in Sanford which arc absolutely incomparable as ideal homdifes, for the extremely low price of $1,000. You will never be Few Specials romoters ot Sanford’s Finest Subdivision A. P. CONN ELY & SONS teSuz'HA.!!! V siapi !•' �AHHWlM* v vj «f £ » e9 R » acaa S ! W '• i'y;, ‘i v ■■ -J ‘ •W -'-'V-A'C '* 1,1-,;. , ' T yy~ jpbi] *►-* * X 3000 yards of fin*, fancy fignred Voile*. 40-inch. Th^a in reg­ ular 75e irrade with mb. At yard n D LJ Q A Y S A 1 El LIr T h i p o s t TlIVm P*i_ 1 1 1 • r>**•#<•»•«»»............ IXJ 1 J L ^ ^ « l. '*».»! -T 39 1 fl t . # ».^ # \ i y 4m * • V -^4- u Here Is a real treat. Tney tome in the plain or fur trim styles. Every one a real beauty and of the finest qual­ ity all through. If you Want a coat BUY NOW SERPENTINE CREPE RAG RUGS 3 More Days Check*, Plaids or Strip*.*. One lot up $2.50 value now at yard ^ ■*,•^- j . ^ ‘-r^^ .• 4 ^ ^ ^* krk oi brown ^ h n c -H c tt. « Lr _;r. do*cn ■ It th'f nevc*‘ Lr»ottm l°.w 9 9 r i n r m a a «n*n**BR::a*xnn s i ! • J { 4 S 5 Hit or miss patterns. Very fine assort meat to choose from. wav SIZE 25xf.O SIZE 27x54 And our R ig Sale com es to a close. B ut those days will be packed to over f l o w i n g with bargains galore. It is a shtorc-wide sale and every item is at re duced prices. Come during these days. Let nothing keep you away. LINEN SUITINGS Itegtilur Kintoua Crepe. Sixteen shades to rhoosc front. Going out during this sale at yard. i »* ^ •G illie i i j . S e e ,For Yoursil s i i « * a 8 r . B n a « a a a a a a a * a s B a n B n a * B a R B n n n n n n s » . n * n ! t ! s c a n r r ' a a n n B n D a a B * o ^ c n a R t i r n a B * « t : t i a o 0 ,B d c a t i i i B R u i : B n B r » B a D * a i i ^ R n ^ n u t r a B FIGURED RATINE g r ea test sa l e o f a ll Sure Worked Like Beavers. People Came for Miles and Were Well Repaid With the R khc 3t Savings They Got in Years. An Avalanche of Grdfel You Here. COME •ATt Very fir.? lot of se^ lected patterns , at yard J L P V F A l.k J Fast rolor, yard wide, full variety of wanted shades. You will like this New arrivals Broadcloth or|^ of stripes or ] Many pretty n choose from, j Value at Each Ca d ie s ’ . PUMPS and OXFORDS Getter cbn.w nrtinning, abo*t 400 pair In thin lot. I.udicV pumps and shorn in patent and brown kid, also white kid *nd canvaNt pumps —that sold up tn Iff. —think of it—only 5c per pair — hut r»«n’t d<!ay—be in tt« S t’TMB**r.*ii*«aiin*B*nnoa«»HBP«!*n»:Biia**BBaBBa iBJMAHt»BPtaaaaaBRnKnaaBaaanwio*Hj»t : Human Fly to Scale Skyscraper !:C H A P E L C L E A N IN G IVariety nnim irn In Mnn delegation from the commercial houses visited the president of the state, who promised to investigate the situation and then call a ses­ sion of the municipal council; Promised SHOPS SHUT IN] In Morton Circus ACTION AGAINST, i By Shrine Officers TAX INCREASES! IN T im CIUCnT COURT OK THE r i A t. C IR C U IT 50 to 500 Per Cent Boosts In SOEF V EI Nl To lHl I I IJ \f .' l l l IN A N I) FOR S E M IN O I.E CO U N TY . Hra/.ilan Town And Clen* IN CHANCERY. Modern Removal ion Processes eral Strike ! h N ow Started E. E. COX. Coinplultiunt, Feb. 16, members of the Sanford ShowWorks In W estminster Shrine club believe. Wide variety EA GER Mil EDUARD, *t nt. Whose Kxislcnce Had Iicon cf attractions in which well known Defendants. RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, Feb. C IT A T IO N . cisco ad Purtlantl, Oregon performers appear, will bo offered. 11.—Ah n protest against a heavy JTfnljjwqtectfon against just that sortM f visitors. D trfito the fact it was a mask id nffnir, every arrival had to identi­ fy himself nt the door lift hir mask hnd then wait until his name hud been vhccked ngalm l a list of thoxe who had boon invited. If ti e guests met nil tlies-1 testa (lipy vero permitted to mask again und enter. If they didn’t —nnt they went, without having been in! Th<* proceiluro followed by I’rincc ! Otetatii .vus made necessary by the increasing number of “society cFnid'ers" in Washington. Growing numbers of folks with­ out invitations, hut with dress suits nnd a polished front, have been "horning in” on receptions ' nnt) purlieu. On ionte occnsion.1 the number of persons present ut n given affair hm been almost double the tatul Of Invited guests. At ore place, it is recounted, the “hut levs-In" hnd eaten un most of the rnfreohmenta before the honestto-eriodnesi) guests arrived. So when Caetnin, who is credited witli having stopped nn Austrian advance by blowing the top off a t Italian mrun'Hin with dynamite, prepr rtl for hi* party he ret for.] nlinv’df th • same slogan he did on tin t occusian—"They shall not pa: And they didn’t. Ao a result, the Cuetunl farewell ^ party v aa one of the really exclu-j sive "lurge” affuirs given ut thej capital this winter. Although officially tho recent departure of Jules Jusscrand, French ambassador, marked the high tide of regret for n departing envoy, Prince Caetnnl’s going act ually leaver more heartaches. Far Don Golnnio i a handsome bach: lor. dashing rather than tliir niftid. Hi« adventures, from milroad Imilding witli a construction gang itt California to Itis heroic war exuloits, clothed idm in an aura of romance not equalled by any Athcr member of the diplomu3 tic crops. Being unattached, matrimonially he of course hnd at) f advantage over most of his diplomatic col­ league*. As a result, wherever he went, he was the traditional “life LONDON, Feb. 11.—With the renovation of the interior of West­ minster Abbey, Englishmen are finding out that they have a much richer art treasure in the ancient structure limn they had supposed. As the delicate work of renovuting the fabric progresses, many new* unsuspected pictures and color* a*c being brought'fii'llgh’t l ’ The latest discovery is a large painting on the wall of the Henry V chantry chapel. Thu painting had been covered w*th a thick coat of paint pmlmldy for more than a century, hut i: 'now entirely exposed to view anti the colors re­ stored by the modern processes of renovating. The picture was paint* evidently by some obscure monk y Gardiner, the "Human Fly”, who will climb the Fourth National ed uml depicts the coronation of the i Building in a performance for the benefit of tho Hanford Shrine king. is shown in action. Gardiner was given Ids unique name by King Iieny V’s chapel. little blent 'drover Gleveluntl. known by the public, is built above the tomb of the king and contains six old iitututtus surrounded by a group of smaller ones. The s ta t­ uettes are being restored to their natural whiteness und have been found tn he among the most valua­ ble of the early examples of sculp­ ture in tho Abbey. The work of removing the var­ nish anti dirt from the walls bus taken several months, hut now the roof and heraldic shields in the choir uislcs have been brought into relief in their original medieval col­ oring. “Human Fly” Will Collins Will Be Free Scale Five Story Man Within Next 20 Building Saturday Hours, It Believed wn to help get Uncle Sam's view­ point straight with rr*pect to the Fascist! government of Italy. This he seems to have done. The true aim of Fascism, he told us, is “tho ethical, social und political reform of Italy, along lines morally sound, politically practicable and conformaide to the nature of the Italian people. Wt* Fascist I prefer action to word*, und my actions will be proof of my devotions, both toward Italy and the United States." Funeral For Victim Of Automobile Held GAINESVILLE. Fla.. Feb. 11— Funeral services over the reamina of the late J. Frank Morgan, prom­ inent citizen, Elk. Mason and U. C, T., were conducted this after­ noon from the Methodist church, the Rev. Cooper officiating. The lying anil MnrljJ ford. County <.r (,a of Florida, mor. i Mfrlli.il as (.illoui Lota M and It Tier I, of San/«i (lording l» L R.J •if Hanford. Flat fo a plat thrntf ortl, « and to any and il whose names ar. a ItiK any right. litis amt to the prup.ni si’rllied, or any pm of. It Is hereby «t anil each of you W fore our raid On* Court Mouse at Sul i lie 6th day of April then and there ram hill of complaint i* you In this cam It Is further « order he puhllihld Herald, a newspip Hanford. HenilMS,] once eni'li week («l tlvi* ueeka.l • * WITNESS |ny tad of the Clrruit Caartd Jmllrlal Clrruit «t i Florida In and (erh ty, on thl* Ihe MU iiary. A. U Hit . (Heal) V. t l CU-rk of iW of the S»wK cull of IV SrmlftoU <V I’.y: A 111 fleorpe A. PK’otW Hlieni’er Jr. Hollrlte To C a t e , i Sheppard, and Lyman Officers of the local Shrine club increase in municipal taxes for J’helps. us Trustee f..r Lyman Rank will handle the business end of the 1925, the business concern of Nic- ro partners, unit his Successors In show which included sale of tlck-Rs, thcroy, across the harbor from Rio Trust, and ilia co-partners, whose and all of the executive work in tic Janeiro, shut their doom a fetv nauieii nru unknown, who on Jan­ uary 29th. ISOS, were trading and connection with the circus. Thu days ago untl refused to open them doing huelneSn tinder the ro-partcircus will ho held on the lake front for threo days. Everything closed nerelilp name and style of Lyman down, including coffee and milk Rank, mill each and every of the neat* the Clyde line docks. named defendants, If living. The performance in the bin top, shops anti vegetable and fruit uhove III. I if either, uny u r nil nf the stores, and the taxicab drivers which will be prpsented every niirht said defendant* he dead, to all partl<« claiming Interests under Faleli pptl F «b., U5 to 21-. by; tile Hob went on strike. 1 Tuxes on ntuny industries and Sheppard, deceased, Lyman Phelps, orton Circus, v/ill also differ eondeceased, ns Trustee fur Lyman sidcrahly from the usual circus ex­articles have been increased from Lank t’o-part tiers. deceased, and hibition of the present, it is said. 50 to 500 per cent nnd many new Ills Successors In Trust, deceased, the co-partners, deceased, The modern big circus lias more items included, Mitch us sowing mu- and whose n.tines are unknown, who on or less in late years turned to feat­ M.inuary 29th. iX'ix, were trudlnk uring trained animal acts, while nnd doing business under the co­ partnership ifime uod style of Ly­ tho Morton Circus will off.*r only man liitiil;. and against all parties nets by human performers. claiming lilt crests under Rufus Nhcpcrd. deceased. Rufus Shepard, There will ho flying and cart­ deceased, and Rufus Sheppard, tieing acts, uerialists and acrobats, ceofted. or otherwise. In and to the gymnasts of every kind, perform­ following described land situate. ers on Homan rings, trapeze and horizontal bars, luind-balancers and contortionists, pretty girls and real circus folks, 80 well-known performers in all, including a num­ ber of clowns, among whom are several of the highest paid men in the circus world. Noteworthy umong the clowns are Hank Sylow, Sanford Lodge No. 1241 Rube Wulters, Leo Norris, Leo Hendrix and Glyndon Burnes, all of whom have been featured in one Regular M eeting—W ednesday, Feb. 11th. or another of America’s greatest circuses. 2()u OAK AVE, form erly E agle Bldg. B tragic deuth of Mr. Morgun S at­ urday night while he was return­ ing from Jacksonville in a car with Reid McKenzie lias cast u gloom over the community. He was killed when tho car turned turtle on the Gainesville road. Tha body was brought to this city this morning where Mrs. Morgun lies prostrated. Mr. Morgan, deputy statu hotel inspector, was well known throughout Floridu, nnd purts of Georgia. He is survived by his wife and one daughter, Mrs. DIXIE JUBILEE SINGERS TENNESSEE Nominal inn of Officers. THURSDAY SPECIAL Prices Given Another Another Hard Wallop. Be On Time Feb. 12—9:40 a.m. to 10:30 p.m Men’s Dress Shirts t i.toek tin NOW’ —100 Shirts in this fir" p—m aterials ate percales, errpeh mid pnitcrpa madras, writhtmt rollari!. P*/\ ivinra erect VoU in this fine l«l IBIBs;aaaaBNnaBBBBBBBaBBaBBaaaaBBaBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIBB>Bal11 N ew Goods Arriving Daily ' AU Go In This Sale A t Ridiculous •Low Prices Ladies’ Millinery Feb. 14,— 10 a. ni. to 11 p. m WHAT A RUSH there will hr when the Indies realise the enormous saving on this fine lot of Hnl.t—values in the group up to 93.50. It v. Ill pay you big returns in first rhcoiing. He here early. VALUES TO $3.00 Each 48c 1‘ Kupncnheimcr % '• ...... . ami Im’m H iu Aa ’fci'lil»• Schnf In*or *- - ID YOUNG MEN’S IUGH.GUAI ’cb. 15.—10 a. m. to 11 p. in Ladies $ilk Hose Ice* Krml Fashioned Silk Hose, all m i­ nd tike*. Don't delay. Be on time, pair to n customer. SPECIAL 39c P air also Rochester imilie. Ajrcry fortunate n r.T /R iix * iirn n n i» n x a* « [•w itt sinn a n n u a n t UEGULAB ? 12.00 VALLi opportunity tn buy your tuntmeh nt*?;I r.ntl Linen finish Paint BcncItX* just tl 7b have all oixeit, 31 In 12. Better ' ill nils* thin oppotlunity to nave on tl I' t T IIIHIM lilt'd 4%|M F.|»J III HIM!’ •»/ Ifiritr *n»ilH hrrniH*,*?«M m*1<i fi*r Ih#* r**;:nlar |tr9r** «n»r. T i't» I’ic1 pritlc t'f \ itir rli* **»i itmV • in llrnt h» Iroplo: Hl’KCTAL— ru n t U*«rl M o t h , In r l l l i r r ri»‘n o r *|M>rl Mill'll*la . I f J»M» I't'i! I f i l r . II H'lr Itut llr|(*r fiivrr; * MONEY SAY INI Ladies’ Novelty Slipper Flannel Dresses Hnlloting for Candidates. S. RUNGE, Sect. SATURDAY SPECIAI FRIDAY SPECIAL 1500 Y ards Out mg Light o r D ark I.edirV lligb Grade Viri hut Slipp-rs --common sense, or Gill Colors arc* red. Mur, or gteen. to SI 0.00 . SPECIAL PAIR- NOW regular 30c Outing, double nap, light or dork colorn. K HteK YARD— FOR THE BENEFIT OF OF SHOES tdies’ Night Gowns Consisting of 30 «»r the best colored artists of the south—and of the world. Will Be H..ird in tine of Their World hamou* CONCERTS AT Jcp litcly—-here i*. «t good I* mini Jumper—r.'gul^r lUl.Alt $1.0(1 VALUE white or pink krinktc do*It irotvn —r»»ihrnfdr jol yokr f*—a good value at $1.00. SALE PRICK Bay’s Fine Sweaters I 17 Men's new Elnlh a::il I cit itaiM, color , that will plea*)* you and we kiimt the price tvlli- hoy 2 t> rl hull nuw and save the difference SPECIAL EACH Jill.A lt 5201) VAI.UKH ine Brush . Wool Fini^t p*—slipover, In p r e t l ) coin a colors. A rich suvlii) Men’s Good Athletic Union suits Umndtchablc Values Tn» AthltjHc Cl)till) Heit.i, l;»l lu*w price for tills sale l l " - suits (Mil in n hurry. NOW ONLY M ILANE THEATER—SANFORD Tuesday Night February 17 aasiaaR aaaaaaaitn B ai* ChinaWitlidrawsFrom Far East Opium Meet GENEVA. Feb. IL—The Chin­ e e delegation withdrew from first ny fac eastern opium conference today when that body brought to­ gether today to reconsider it.i find­ ings. Alfred Sze, delegate, aid tile withdrawal was due to the con­ ference's failure to adopt u ny • "As n man thinketh so Is ha"—• tem for the suppression of opium hut how ubout those know-it-alls 7 smoking in the fur east. The —Boston Transcript. They don’t Chinese withdrew from the inter­ think. Toledo Blade. national opium conference Feb. 7. The opportunity to hear these singers in Sanford is made possible by reason of the fact that they are engaged for two concerts a t the New Coliseum at St. Petersburg and huvj this open date and will appear here under auspire* Theo. Roosevelt Camp No. 1.1 U. S. W. V. Tickets are now on sale and reservation can lie made at the Theater Box Office*. Let Every One Wear a J ag. There is W elfare Department THIS SPACE DONATED (Mipocked iiuBhami may yet d. Science lias found a mukt* the atom ainiihlu.— re Morning Hun. Look For Our Sale Sign. It’s | Better Cf Drive Conducted By Sanford Woman’s Club. y M n a a n a x n a a a a ia n n a R B a iia a B g a PRICE $1-00 mu Owe It to Y ourself visit This Sale. W here Qualty M erchandise Priced Greets You f***52*n sinMmiMMaiMnWBBaUklUMBliBauahUBMilBBBMHBBBBBBHHBBBB BUNBaunaniaaRjRBM Xs* » - Whale of a Sale QUALITY P R K E D SAN F 0 R D '........ T ‘ ~ ~ , SATIS FACTION GUARANTEED! Hit Bottom Here. ’x a r^ d B B H x isa x n R x a n x n sn a a n x a ss ru ^ zc z s a s z x x z a iB s n a s n .ip a rE a s a s s n n e a s s a n a s s a ita a in ifla s a g c H i *'“ xTumr.os, P ric e s! �==rd ord Herald e v e r ? n f i r r a 't e i i r t n p l » r ■! S mi fo r* , P lo rM n an Hecond Clasn Matter. _____ 1»I9, nt (he Po»loltlM I flm fn rd . Florida uiwlrr A c l^ o f AND I - DRAM........ ......... M l l » » ARD ntSMO ............ M aaaarr M a g n o lia A v r a n r P k o a e 1411 H J B in i lP T I O A RATERl Y*ar....»T.OO; 81s Mnnth»...$?.50 per ~ y by Carrier, Cam " llverrd In Clt W X. Ue. ■ “eekly Edition. 12.00 T Year. REN TH E ASSOCIATED r l t E S S T he Associated l ’reaa la exelaa'Ively entitled t» the unn for repub* Ilea lion of nil new s dispatches r''credited t o It or not otherw ise ere dtted In thin paper and also the ' local n e w s pnldlahnd herein. All righ t* o f republlcallon of sp ecial r- d U galch e* rtlabati ' heroin nre also rcserv- E 2WEDNESDAY, FEB. II, 1D2T». IIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. A SONG OF THANKSGIVING: —Oh that men would praise the Lord for His goodness, and for . Ilia 1: wonderful workB to the chil­ dren of men! O ocmc. let us sing nnto the Lord, let us come before HIm presence with thanksgiving. 'For He is our God, and we arc the people of Ills pasture. Psnlm 107: j ; 06:1. 2. 7._____________ LOVE Florida Prosperity. F a r be It from The Sanford Herald to inquire into the financial status' of any of our leading citizens, but if you are not a leading citizen and ju s t an ordinary mortal trying to do your duty l»y your God and your, country, arc you making money, and ns Governor M artin would day, if not, why not? In this day nnd time, in th e s ta te of Florida any way, there is no reason why anyone should not be getting rich. We chanced to notice in our exchanges the other day an advertisem ent which contained th e suggestion of some very good advice. It said, "Your g rand-father told your fath er th a t if he had bought real estate he would have been a rich man. Your father told you th a t if he had bought real estate he would have been a rich m an. W hat are you going to tell your son ? t. And what ARE you going to tell your son? Are you going to bo one of those who failed to take advantage of the obvious opportunities of reaping a rich reward from the increased demand for land sure to come with the tremendous influx of northern people seeking homes in warmer climate? Are you going to tell your son th a t you ju st couldn’t sec it? Are you one of those who are afraid of inflated values in Florida, who fear th at Florida realty has reached a sat­ uration point, ns it were? If you nre, you are one of those who really can’t stand prosperity and arc better oil without it; You arc a pessimist. As Mark Twain once said, "Few of us can stand prosperity; another m an’s, I mean." But if you live, in Florida, you will have to stand other men s pros­ perity. There’ll be no way of getting around it. For President Coolidgc. And Thoeo That Choose Him.' Heavy Responsibility. Superstition Comes to Life. BY ARTHUR BRISBAJtl tco eriteftt io m > GENERAL MITCHELL has ren­ dered n service to hia country, by his fearless and truthful statem ent on conditions in the air service— or rather the United States lack of air service and air defense. Such a soldier as Mitchell, after risking his life constantly in the big war, flying year after year in machines of all kinds, many of them dangerous would not be de­ terred from duty. Mr. Weeks it Is to he hoped will have too much common sense, and common decency to punish Mitchell for a course that the whole nation approved. And If Secretary Weeks should make a mistake that would d o rad o end injure the entire ad ­ ministration, you may rely upon it .... t-rer'en r < "olidgo would in­ tervene, effectively. THIS NATION needs to know the truth, which is thnt wc rank fifth in air defenses among the world’s nations, and thot nir de­ fense is the defenso needed by this nntion, above all other nations. It is the only defense thnt could pro­ Ten Thousand Patrolmen. tect our cities from destruction and ntir country form humiliation and According to a recent editorial in The Outlook there are dionstcr, in case of war. now more than ten thousand patrolmen in the woods of re is pnin, and pleasure, M assachusetts to protect the forests, the game, and the Love is dnwn—and night. fish. Thirty-one of this number nre salaried officers, the *'l»ove is all that’s tender, rest of the ten thousand nre volunteers who get their pay Love ir. peace, and might. from the consciousness of being helpers in a fine cause. Lov. brings balm for healing It seems th at the M assachusetts Fish and Game Pro­ Wounds that elso has made. tective Association is the efficient sponsor of "the guardian Love makes henrts grow staunch plan for more hunting nnd fishing." The great patrol is And gentle, bold, unafraid. made up mainly of organized sportsmen, each pledged not i Love breathes wondrous musing*, only to uphold the game, fish and conservation laws of the Dreams dear and sweet. state and nntion, but to do what is within his power to sec SI And then he brings Reality, th a t others do not violate them. BOT' And lays it nt our feet. The Outlook thinks th at if each of the forty-eight states : Love gives all the beauty had its force of ten thousand volunteer patrolmen, we might One lovely world can hold, begin to feel th a t violation of law, natural as well as sta t­ He paints in pastel silver. utory, will he stopped from "spreading the abomination of And shining, burnished gold. desolation over our woods nnd our stream s.” Love is so tender, grncious, This is undoubtedly true, and what is better still there Not one pnin he doth trace. would be a promise of greater work along educational lines Bave in sonic hour's longing for the protection oil the woods and the stream s. In Florida For a dear, familiar face. By MRS. FLOYD SUMMERS. there is general need for more and better teaching. Audu­ bon Societies, particularly, should he flourishing more exten­ Jonesboro, Ga. sively in this state, where so much is owed to the service ■'■* "Measure your work with n of insect-destroying birds; and where the woods, and the epeedometer—not by a clock.’’ stream s, the fields, and the lakes arc constantly in danger of -oTho sun hasn't set ypt on Sun the "nhominntion of desolation”, the Outlook deplores. Stove and - NOTHING IF NOT BRAVE! As Brisbane Sees’ f W. H. MW.1 A new 5 ror*, *1500. t a k / J " 5 room bungaio, of fine land. Va­ cation *2700. an.j'J; On Mellnnvilic^^J? Avenues nt lot LOTH-HOMI FARHs" w * V. WHEE 110 E. Hecond St, HoTodQ/ IHOPSlHlS is n o M ae Btfnte or vyoGw MA-K( RUSSIA, so deeply dcplsed by our prosperity, secured in one sin­ gle order, placed in Western Eu­ rope, five times ns mnny fighting nir-plnncs ns this country has, all told. And Japan, tied up by Hccrct trenty with Russia and Chinn, is manufacturing BOO war plnnes ev­ ery month, 25 times ns mnny each month as the United Htntes pos­ sess, all told, A com hinatinj^! cocoanut aad^ And (f y tl Waters’ Kiity PREHfDKNT COOLIDGE, /not Mr. Weeks, or Mr. Wilbur, is the man interested in this situation, so disgraceful to the nation’s com­ mon sense, so dangerous to nation­ al security. Mr. Coolidgc would SAVE a n d , WILL THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY DIE? hear the entire responsibility if this nation should he caught unprepar­ T H R IV E BY R. J. HOLLY in ed. lie lias the power. At hiH de­ 1925 Since the late returns have come; the Democratic Party Die? mand. Congress will supply the When the lion eats grass like nn money necessary. iry. And at his or in from the Rational election Inst ox, And the fish-worm swallows the ; r " 1 *■»“ « r . ,h"1 !**■ whale; cers with brains enough to under­ idge has been elected beyond any stand the importance of air de­ reasonable doubt there is talk of When the terrapins knit woolen sox, fense. tho death of the Democratic party. And tho hare is outrun by the I’aavo Nurmi breaks world records I rrause k ill snail; THIS country is totally unpre­ Thiu might he superinduced by our spirit and will to win. pared for war. It is bitterly hated Rcpuhlicun friends who while they Y at Sen nlthough he’s still growing o----------------in" Europe, ami all but drolling would not give the sick mule bi­ When serpents walk upright like Way not set a new record for yourself is M>iiq weaker.' men, HANFORD HERALD snys celery shipments in that section arc ob­ fools know it. It is hated even chloride tablets by mistake would year. Hct out to heat the old 1921 mark. -o more bitterly in Asia, for there, i it.. . ir ....:.i m..i„ And doodlebugs travel like frogs; taining a much wider distribution this season than during nny previous not especially care if >■« m u lt. when graashopperu feed on the hen t * Sanfonl is getting lots of pond year. Not only are the larger markets being supplied, hut smaller hatred arc more intense. Nothing will put you “in the running” for the I Amj feathers arc found on the 5 advertising throughout the state cities hitherto unsupplied*. have been receiving shipments from San­ of life like rrgular saving.. Htnrt now at this b To destroy a dozen United passed away peacefully without these days. j hogs; ford. The price being brought by the vegetable nvernges *2 a eratc. Htntes cities, the biggest in the their ministrations. -o But where thcro is life there is I a price thnt has been prevalent moat of the present season. However, country, is a tnsk that could now Speaking of Cave City, if they the Demid believes this price will become better. Tho belief on a lie accomplished easily. soap and to date we heave the med- When Thomas-cnts swim in the nir. did it for publicity purposes, it was price increase is based upon the fact that California celery has prac­ Such(lestruction would change leal authority of Dr. W. J. Bryan I And elephants roost upon trecn;, an unqualified success. toward th o !!w«*o the House Physician j when| When insect3insects in summer nre rare, a re ,' thinnation’s attitudeIptoward tho who has been has been the House Physician in summer nre ra tically uli been shipped... The Pacific coast product will nil have been -<y ild lie done by , for the Democratic party for many And snuff never makes people t world. The job could shipped within ten days, it is believed, which will leave a clear field Some folks spend so much time co- years and while acting ns physi- j s neeze; J dc tho Hanford celery. Thousands of dollars change hands yearly Asia, with Russia'* delighting v changing their minds they don’t for ism hns ac- lcian was stricken operation. Bolcshvlsm nns an ac-i , himself , . , , with tho | . . . . in thnt section of the state from celery shipments, and nil over tho ❖ have any time to make them up. s tN r o n o , ri.A. ; dreaded malady of presulcntitis arid • When fish rreep over dry land, eruntry'H nnford is noted for its high-grndc celery. Growers have count to settle with us. /. • ■ .* nlntifiL-faumxKawttju thvne.ftimo-ut* ♦Wiiikuialca.Mi.hiawilta r i d t * > • « * * > « . i o Wo don’Utnow°hut Arthur Ilris- 1becu "‘U’cessfully raising the product in Unit part of Florida for muny ♦ • • « > • l l •* .• • *. * EUROPE 'reed not s ta rt the It vfluf tlfrol* tfnuls hui? nM /alto-f Whert ftfxoSlay eggS-i/MRe <»anf1, 1 b a n /am l^ rig ad iV r’General Mi\ch^ ra!,ks with thc ^ them in thing, merely look on. regretful, got her out as Dr. Bryan is still And women in dress ' *take ' no ell should he warm personal pride; but inactive, nnd such n setback nlive nnd able to speak about Cor! friends. ns air attack might inflict on this al Gables nnd other subjects—nil When Dutchmen no longer drink nntion in three weeks would put non political. Some business houses i how a Dr. llryan says that the Demo­ beer, I» us nt the mercy of Europa’n sup­ TH E DASH TO NOME loss a t the end of the year bemuse; And girls get to preaching on i plies, of air-craft and everything cratic party while very low in spirthey didn’t spend enough on adtime; jf NEW YORK WORLD else. In real war here, at home, | its is yet able to speak in a whisc vertising. wo could not rely on our grafting per and ark for stimulants from When billy-goats butt from Miu ' h -------- o--------rear, ' .= ■ Wlmt drama in this dash across that in this : trugglc wlmt we call patriots, that in the lust war spent time to time nil of which leads us , Statistics ahow thnt thcro ir. one to hriiove that the Democratic And treason'll crime; JJ treason’ll no longer a n billion or so of public money on divorce for every eight marriages. frozen Alaska to carry precious I civilization, all our fine heritage machines that played no part in party is still alive nnd will stage I n serum to plague-stricken N om e!'of literature, painting, music and What hccomcH of tho rest of them It is no wonder thnt people for- pretty theories of government, had war, while our fliers borrowed a come back later on. In 18'JH the When tho humming bird brays like 2 nobody knows. nn nss, get to tnlk about the eclipse, for -1 sloughed away completely. We French and English machines, to same whisper of the Democratic Donkey’s demise was whispered Ami Limhurgcr smells likojw fight for Western Europe. got the great affairs of state a t 1 knew thnt it was the most primiEvery One at a Bargain on Easy Ternu "Remember when you are right along the line and called forth <1 cologne; and demanded only to i live battle known— man against you can nfford to keep your tem­ Washington, A .SUCCESSFUL attack on tho ,.bit of poetry from the p-m of KM-! When plowshares aro made out of ■ per. and when you nre wrong, you know whether a lonely dog-driver tho eloments, man the animal fight- United Stater would settle that itor Morrii of the Florida SIdeld. glass, !* Oak Hill— Fine Crest— Woodruff SuMM had arrived in a lono town someing to exist, with man the civilized can't afford to loso it.’’ European debt question. It would ! This poetry was recently resur- j And the hearts of Georgians urc ; {J where in tho North. Every e!e- long ago beaten and left Ic behind. stone; Wc are agents fur these subdivisions anil of drama was .............. present; ........... hum an1 ..... Hut..pretty .................................... Hoon bnd news. Kns- he worth ten thousand millions of j rected from the scrap bonk of II. j The best thing about banks in mont iifo hanging in the hnlnncc, stis- sou was caught in a blizzard, had dollars to the debt ridden nations | H. Chappell of this city who pnss-t Home p>od buys in each Florida, where n warm run shinea ........................ over thcro. Or, assuming that ed it on to me anil it is printed When ideas grow in gold-bugs* i S the year around, they don’t have to pease, uncertainty, reality. A ll, missed his relief, was not to Ins muny of them will never pay any- in the Daily Herald to demon-! henils,j* this, nnd yet something sinister in i found. Had even man the animal, THREE LOTS ON SANFORD HEIGHTS| worry about "frozen credits." how, it would clear their hooka J strati* that victories and defeats j And wool on the hydraulic ram — the North itself nnd something sinthen, been vanquished? We have -oCLOSE IN and save their honor—next in value j travel in cycles just like jazz mu-{Then the democratic party will b e '« When they see the Hngcn-Kirk- inter in man. There were really j Hasson's word for it, he had. Kns- to rash. | sic, the world coming to an end, j dead wood match Friday, n lot of San­ two dramas—one the drama of son could not even see his dogs ?80(> each -------: the prices of celery and oranges I And the country won’t bo worth iS ford folks will learn for the first man, the primitive, tho animal, in that snowstorm, to say nothing A FEW million dollars worth of, and other great events. This is j a time that Hanford hns a golf pitted ngniriHt the elements; the j of the trail; Knrson was henten. fighting airplanes, real machines j the poem that was headed: “ Will —C. F.. Merrill in Florida Shield. | J other the drama of man, the torch- But then a curious thing hapcourse. \ — -------- - • ---------- --rrr--■ -------------- .• | — bcarer of civilization, the captain j pi ned. Hasson gave the word to that fly, not the product of Amcri-1 -o can graft, would make this counj ^ ou n ce s that lie will watch for the, might have convinced him thnt of his soul, fighting for his birth-1 Balto, his lend dog, nnd Bajto Napoleon said, "I have known the try r«fc. An enemy flcot of such cloud. If Ids wife and children do! thcro is still room for praying an d 1* right. And in the first drama man I did not falter. He knew tho limits beyond which I could not coming ucross the I nei roo ](t 80 niuch the worse for them J it’s too early for the world to end. use my legs nnd eyes, hut I have Inst, hut in the second drama he {trail, even if Hasson didn't; machines, he ploughed on, and eventually fic or the Atlantic would set this j ic will climh choard the cloud and | Ignorance of the hlaclcctn kind i3 Realtors never known bounds to my appli­ won. ■ cation." salvation, with the rci't o f'th e backbone of superstition. It was the first drama which cn{ brought Knason and serum safely countiy hnck 101 years, close the (,,p ■ ------— grossed us in tho beginning. There into Nome. And in that circum- stock exchange, knock prices to t h0 111,000 “brides of the lamb,” -cv nothing, cnusc not merely a crush­ It’s everyone for himself, when THE BRUTE selfishness of hii is something in all of us which | stance, perhaps, lies the most enThere hasn’t been a case of rab­ ing income tux, hut savage capital religious superstition calls. Tho perstition that says “ I’ll save myies in England since 11)21. And relishes the spectacle of a living, thralling part of the whole specta- confiscation. I’howl 202 First Street. ,, , , , . world’s end did not conic and he’s j s elf, never mind about the family” our oftlee boy says there wouldn’t thing in a struggle whose outcome jele. Something reached out from Desperate loss, caused by war still with his wife and children. I is the superstition that made the - 111 111 he in this country if you could get means life or death. We watched J behind at that point, something suddenly breaking loose in the sky 1early -Purituns ■ the progress of Eskimo Pete,'from that Knsson which had long believe thnt Heaven ............ .......... ... the real stuff. THAT SAME Mr. Rcdit, whose would he made more blissful bv Musher Olsen, Leonard Soppnlln, j ago been left behind, something above pur heads, is the one thing, -------- o-------t In* only thing that could cause timbe table failed so miserably, the sight of miserable crenturcs! Asheville is sending a big “ Boos­ Gunnnr Knsson nnd the others us | from Knsson the civilized who all revolution in this country. would probably have missed t.h>* roasting in hell. they forged on under such conili-J those years had been training the ter Specinl” to Florida. If they Those that control big, capital Jeclentinl, Inst day cloud, even if it , The s a m e super: tition nnd selfish come to Hanford, our celery and tions ns most of us could imagine dog, from that. Kusson the man .............. 11K . m a d e the. rich man W ofl JU long lettuce crop will open their eyes only with horror. We knew in-1 who had been imposing his will on and through it control th s nation,, hnd appeared on time. At the , ness ............... i . 8CC 1 ! ' s danger. It is pos-.|lour appointed ho was listening to | ngo, leave his fortune to religion, stinctivcly what these men were ■ Balto the beast. And when Knrson to the substantial value of this sec­ music from Pittsburgh, sit- hoping to purchase personal sal-: going through. It was no feat for I himself was beaten, that indomitn- slide to push mean economy too ] tion of the state. fnr ting in his little hut, his ears eov- —*’— us to picture thnt plodding through j blc thing, the will of man, kept at vntion *---from divine power. -------- o-------All of the above is respectively i 0rcd with the receiving pieces of Today’s rich man, outside of the Mr. nnd Mrs. John W. Davis half-light and dark, snow, wind work through Balto the dog. A submitted In I resident Coolidgc,, a radio set given him presumably deeply superstitious class, leaves hnvo returned to America from a and cold, with death hovering n ear! stirring drama indeed, a typical for whom it is written. I his na- fnP rulvcrtisinr? niirnnsns for advertising purposes. his money to colleges, hospitals, every second. And wn well knew' episode out f tho story of man. long tour of Europe. Let’s see tion is unprepared now. If it is Earlier experience with radio science, to help others. now, who is John W. Duvis?—San­ taken by surprise in the world's ford Herald. He’s tho gentleman first great air war, the result will g a iiH H iia a an ■■■■■■■anna* s e r v ic e rendered who a large number of Americans he disastrous, to the nation and PLAGIARISM didn't hnve sense enough to voto doubly disastrous to all responsi­ for last November.—Ocala Star. ble. LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL ——— o-------By 1110 Seminole County Bank is ljie|1"' Of course we knew that most of UPON President Coolidgc the re Long before Poe wrote his es­ efficient th at a atronK organization. < “ Much of the popular music,” ■pcnsiliility tho grent Americans, Rudolph Val­ rests, with nil its entino, Pancho Villa (the flyweight say, “ Mr. l/mgfcllow and Other declared another, “is bused upon weight. He is head of the nrmy perienced staff, and up-to-thn-minjdc Plagiarists,” makers of songs, the works of the old masters.” champion), V»nd the otfiers are ilities can make it. Avail yourtc'* 0 and nuvy, he is responsible for the But the charge of these P r o te s ­ men employed as secretaries of th* foreigners, hut we were rather verbal or vocnl. had been accused Your account .subject to check is cord|a >■ Corner Lot on M agnolia Avenue and of cribbing from Home predeces­ tants is only plagiarism. If they army and navy. hurprised to read that one fourth invited. of Hwcdish-horn farmers of the sor. Kipling went so far as to ran prove their contentions, it United States were born in Minne­ declare. would seem the offense is much IGNORANT creatures that have When 'Omcr smote his bloomin’ more heinous. If Bach and Beet­ sota. 16th St. Price $1400.00. $250.00 cash, been predicting the end of the lyre, -------- o--------hoven nnd Chopin nre being mut­ world offer a valuable opportunity !.vrt:iu:vr i ' a i i i on s u I .Mis UCOl'T* 'EM ’card men sing on laud ilated, as charged, the offense to analyze the superstitous human Probttbly the strangest golf und sea. course in the world has been laid consists, of mayhem or something mind of the dark ages. It is ns balance $10.00 per month. And wot 'e thought ’« might re­ worse. No particular damage is though ut Miami. It consists of only one ionic donasseud should quire. hole which stretches for one mile done when an old folk song is re­ to life and present himself 'F. went and took the same surrected and without little change come along the Atlnntic Ocean. Par for study to the Academy of ns me. will bo determined after a match ninde into “ It Ain’t Gonna Ruin Sciences, In Pnris. is played consisting of Leo Dicgel. Just now musical composers, in'N o Mo’.” In its modern form it Gene Harazcn. Tommy Armour and un effort to put through a new is no worse thnn it was and it FIRST you observe that super­ Billy Melhorn. copyright law, are telling Con­ proved a relief to the public from stition breeds meun selfishness STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGREj* -o gress that song writers are mak­ tho epidemic of jazz. "Save me, whoever else may per­ REALTOR A few “doesn’t*” from the Dear­ ing money hand over fist by lightHowever, this is tho touchstone ish," is the cry of the dark mind, born Independent: fingered tactics. One of them told of plagiarism. If something is convinced that on his little car­ A rattlesnake will puss over u the committee that “that aupe- taken and improved upon, it ceas- cass, God Almighty is concentrathair rope. Tho ostrich docs not tizing und inspiring song, ‘Yes, es to constitute theft, or so it has ing cosmac II. S. POND I’irst National Hank Building. intelligence. Mr. Reidt, ■ hide it* head in the sand. The bat We Have No Banunas,' may he j been regarded, from Shakespeare reformed Seventh Ov.-r W oodruff & W a tso n Day Adventist, 1 2 i/2 c e n t P« doe* not tangle itself in women’s found almost note for note in [ to Anatole France. On the other tells you that the usual Sunday is Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 hair. The eagle does not carry part of The Messiah’ by Handel hand there are tho modern song the “mark of the beast,” as he TYPEW RITERS away babies. The shark does not anil In part in 'I Dream That I >writers. It would serve them fixes the hour of the world's end. B U Y ------S E L L ------- REN1 Sales Force Miss Ruba Williams, Mr. R. L. Shipp. cat human beings. The toad does Dwelt in Marble Halls’ from 'The(right if the iienuity was made *.o Only tile pure in spirit will see tho Ctann— U epalr not make warts on the hands. Bohemian G irl suit the offense. Phi-up f ts cloud, in the heavens. Iteidt un- rM aaaaH H ixaaanaaaiiauaaaaM M aaaN M iaaaN R M M anananxaL a a r ... — Get in Nurmi’s Cli o ---------------------- ----------------------------------------------- I T H E F I R S T NATIONI BANK Three Bungalows BRITT REALTY CO. INC. ■ti n i t • r \. i o w ' mi unite, iiiiiiiu i m m rum SPECIAL BARGAINS {jeminnle (Joimfy j!^1 E. F. LANE S a n f o r d ,F la . j GARDEN BO For Few W . i Ball Hardw \ �var ciai oiae I One and a Election o f O fficers Conforms With Ancient Betrothal v i utni and i^iris girls in Is Held Tuesday B y ( Custom Ami Is Jailed For Larceny.. [ S o c i a l Departm ent i o_ half million ---«iupun Japan arc now j . A f' ~brief r*€’* burinens Business meeting rarrunc wan was BUDAPEST, Fib.- II.--One o'’. »ipl»cse tho- widow fearn your , rm \ PHONE:—Re>. 428-J J /iiw day afternoon by the So-! the most mitt on| cants* ever hem 11rcvtn.gr?” hr naked. "No your Honor." Frnor. K lw ji j ______________*ltlal Department of the Sanford In Hungary • recently wa* be Ton speaking for the grolip. ^ T } „ ro TA* g ^ .A ^ n m n n ’s Club. Reports of the the couit In the |:tt1o pr.ivm.-.1 replied, "You sec; our p art of the mm:- A ' ^ r s o y s cllK l Vjrll IS i l i l l j o y Pvarious officers ...... anil .chairmen j own of rtf Oril Osll, when when eight right larr.icrt farmer try there in "S T A N L E Y -B R O T H E R S O N N U P T IA L S ------------uh» ”of* the ‘"’ •town is n' custom by wltieh n splendid ......... nc-•^ fnll j,t ^ tj„. ; v. r-l- i n v »,.ir, after the com li */TV-. P ro g ra m a t L i b r a r y Udepartments n "r,n"'’" ' -gave .............. a t h ig h n o o n e __ . ' • . -f | j toiint of the work of the year. r harg«d with wnlkinz off with 2« b.-m harveried. o largo pi t or . m \\ * | j, p)^pri| on tlin f l:.v III Tho older boys and girls greatly j The followinir nffleers worn elect4 enjoyed the James Whitcomb Riley,] , ............. -j —; ......... .. They t I'h e i.c where lht*re are t -ov e ur* ' ■ T . ow naimd VoeVoes: Beautiful in all details was the Elma Tolnr, maid of honor, enter­ program given last Saturday Ing year: chnirman, Mrs. Langley; vice chairman, I" wedding of Biiaa Mary Stanley, ed next. She wore an exquisite morning at the library by W. Holly; finance, Miss Annie lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. gown ie*d»y Goodale. There w ere.10 number* of soft pink satin designed kins, membership, Mrs wedding at Frederic .William .Stanley and including “The Runaway;” Betts and program ,Mrs ^pV U rC hureh. Thomns Brotherson, which was sol­ on the long straight lines and she given, an arm bouquet of lavcn- "Raggedy Man’’, "Little Orphan Galloway. ridgc given by the emnized a t high noon, Wednesday, carrieil dar and pink sweet peas. Annie”; and several of hi* poppuiar ► L* The regulnr bridge party .1 the Betty Ann a t the F irst Baptist Church. The Tho bride entered nlonc and wns poems. A vote of thanks wa3 cd the business session *Mr*. S. M. Lloyd Rev. F. D. King officiated in the met at the alter by the groom and given to Mr. Goodale, and he has [ L. Perkins 280- presence of a large gathering of Burke Steele, who was the best been asked to conduct nnother pro­ Donald Smith ar hostess. The club was delightfully do. friends of the couple. man. gram In the near future, which he rated with gay colored nasturtium flmmond will «nThe church war artistically dec The bride was handsomely gown- hns promised to do. As the chil­ and ferns. For making high --nr * irtnightly Bridgo orated. Palms and ferns w ere1r<* 'n n ru't Rrny Dimmed *n dren requested the hour changed to Mrs. 0. I\ Hrmdnn was presented ' C?\R1> OF THAMES y«t the reniombn'nc# of her unhanked about the alter. ; blue, with hat and accessories of 10 o’clock, it will be held a t that a hand decorntcd bread board and --. — — -W.»•»/1(WO ut We herewith wish t•• pxnr H nnr rrlfi-h nnd useful life, and tiie French baskets filled with plnlc RrnV- She carried n shower bou­ hour for the rest of the season. knife. I *djy r s e s , were arranged in front of nuj>t of bride roses and lilies of the Mrs. Thomns Owen, who always At the conclusion of the game fjuccrci thank: to nil our innnv Words of .-yiupathy and encourage’otter will enter- the greens and branching cathedral *“ "*>'• „ give much pleasure with her pro­ the hosteis, assisted by M r'. Ed* friends for their fine cxpr<- ion of honoring Miss candles were placed a t the back of nnd for the beautiful ntent of our friends, will go far in warn Ijine unto and and Mi Brotherson Is the popular grams, will take charge this week, i ward Mr.:. Archie Betts sympathy, nd Miss Bernice the alter, towering above the finwetr, which •<> eloqucnllt por­ lessening the hitter pain nnd un* t lu* There were l.T present Inst Satur- J served a delicious salad couryi in. Jlich. greens. The soft glow the j — f jrs- Frederic Sho day, and it is hoped the number There were nine tables of players. tray this love nnd t»nfeepi 111 wbirH [gid.’li of irrtparablo lo.m. „ from mo » ivucric Wmlam^SUnlcy. wiiuant Stanley. She tent-Teachcrs Asshe, our Companion nnd Mother n" nr^ttv effect ov er! ** n Rraduate of the Sanford High will Increase. (Signed) A. J. Loraing and chilf - .. fninllv! School and nttended school in wiu: i'vbi i»y. all who Liion- (h i . >cet at .'I o'clock candles R{*vo ” Mrs. Shinhnlser will conduct the druri. the close church. Pews Charleston. Whil • v< ficeidy fetl h r !• Houshnlder and ant friends were marked with &n|)fnr)| t •„S. C., before coming to Story Hour for the youngor chil­ ers a« hostess. dren and is arranging one of her Distinguished War white tulle and ferns. 1 i ro will be n joint | The groom, who is the son of dclightfud program!. It will bo 1 l i s d ««u«na«BaB !fRaiiari»a*j;ji.4i.''jahfcN naaa*«tpai*i:B3a r y * r . * the ceremony a m’.1 i Mrs. j(0rcttn Brotherson and the held ns usual nt 10 o’clock, so that Veteran is Visitor IN MEMORY OF OUR J»EAI{ i;K 111 (nt-Aeachcni As-.' Preceding si progrnm wns given by Miaa j jat0 nrothoraon. is connected the little folks enn mine with their LOVED ONE. MRS m \ ; ; v \ *r three P rim ary1*ca' M argaret Davis a t the i organ. Mrs. 1 with the Hill Lumber Company. older brothers v»nd sisters. 122 A distinguished visitor spending1 DEPARTED v TU i’KN, w im > ♦^ildo * »Frimary R. “ L. *. Glenn sang “I Love. Y o u j|jc jH popular jn business and so- attended Inst week, and it wns very the week in Snnford is Major Eli- • Truly and^Mrs. __________J.^H . Colcieugh j cja| circles and n memlier of one interesting to have the older and THIS !.:tl|i DAY OF FEHRI’ w n woith Wilson of Che.ttanix . TJurefwiJl rfiavc ! sang, “ At Dawning. rt ARY, ONE YEAR AGO. youngo story hours both being held Tenn. Major Wilson ip national', ** of Sanford’s pioneer families. it o’M at r t h e Viliznlirth was iu a parity lit *ikI; As the bridal chorus from Loh­ in different parts of the building. i fi known. j;. a veteran of the Spnni;-i imhus tlall. All Mr. and Mrs. Brotherson left ima \ud wlicii He’ ry imj.'.lrt’d tiie fan e of her |u • vT.huCflC. sli3 engrin was playcil, tho wedding VERSES. American war and was an nffic'r circle are re­ __ i(I mediately ■■iv-uiuiuiy---m car• tor in> meir their enr for an southit: Id, •‘Here I have run aroaml with jo 0 for a year, nnd v.'t l»av » party advnnccd. The ushers. Nowern trip and upon their return will NOTICE of the famous Twentieth Kan-.a • :*: (*h Mother dr ir nvy : .i * !M nt. •m good friends, indeed; don’t you think it i time to think of ton Stcnstrom and R. F. Cooper,[be located at 2205 Palmetto Avc Division; «nw service on the Mex­ nil jn ti ■)•' rjp g nie a diunioitd?’’ lie had thought of it, hut luid poalmarched down the side able. M iss'nue. There will be a joi.it meeting of ican border and spent three year For tho .'- Iluit I meet each day .1B tl IV I,,41 tiie tli., i>-.,-ti^ P'.ncM i . ill/. , the Parent-Teachers’ Associations over-seas during the World Wat. 'Hint (heir heart:: nlny be p <pa: :m! » Bull for the n of the three primary schoola a t tin* He i; a past Department Comman­ For this wofdrf I Irive to : ay. rtn.Jd-Laughton ill . i i’uul ovi r his face, ami lie li t hi* gaze '1: u i, a iiright „ Side Primary School, Thurs- der of ihe* U. S. W. V. of Tone- • fj u . I on h r ' i ,’it, f dr ,'ignro. Mi > held her btealli w ilting hi* held at tho ArMrs. Alice Hartman ofr n..fr„t„ Buffalo.,1East , .. J-m «• N. Y„ is tlie guest of Mrs. B. L. day afternoon at 4:00 o’clock. This see and a I egiofiauv of promi­ Oh Fat in .• dear, wilt limn help «i word ’1 which r tte knev; v/ogld bring comfort uml joy. w Day on her yacht in I^ike Monroe. meeting will he held for tho pur­ nence. Major Wilson wns chair­ j i t All. Souls it I hrm "Lir.zie,” i’r aid fund he had not used that endearing term X pose of deciding the time nnd plm-o man of the National Jubilee En­ To 're for truth ami ligb* a Vals before), "it w.i I’ rf ’t'flv proper for ynn to remind me of that, A. \V. Abbott of the firm of Ah- for the patriotic pageant to he campment of tho United Snani’h And may ll ••y have to giii'l* til ir w the Knights of . ,* •» , bntt ...... 1 .viil do a.i v*i i n 1;, ••.!’,tl even marc." Anti Id finely rhiselatl arrive —.. Miss Anna Kramer will ....... , •Philadelphia, ■mmioipnin, given by the three schools anti a War Veteran-, which was held In Vi ion and dreaur.i by night. nnd vCobb, of X m hand lifted Up' ivci iv. i from tho d, *k telephone, and ho npoka Chattanooga in li)2!t and In MUM Saturday from Jersey City to virit i P«-. is spending the winter at the large attendance is requested. u rclativea in Sanford. j Valdez Hotel. Into tl: ■trail milling tlcpa.",• nt i the tut'.’. held the office of National Recruit­ And when my liim t hull co >' Lrdir In Japan women d;tcctives have ing officer of tiie H. S«. W. V. ti nr it the Library "litUp," h- said eagerly, "is this Wight ISM k Mrs. Fred Dniger and son Frcd.j Mr. and Mrs. G. Irving Loucks become very popular, and because And lenv ul tilii on eaith Ik n I v.-::it a Dirm nd Tiro foe f.i. :ir. llut ray make it four. miQ of their efficiency in unearthing WILL PREVENT WATER RISE r; ell i am whevi. titul 11 Ing ti n up ia y w service car. You [flub at the Li- left Tuesday for a short visit with | with their guests Lieut, and Mrs. low PITTSBURGH, Feb. 11. -Fri relatives in Clearwater. j Earl Louckr are motoring down the incriminating evidence are employ­ fart t-ty voii .• lu’ii M I.: i tleil Oraut tii Vt . Diarrondr.’’. , t! ed by the railroads, banks, and ing weather, predicted tonieht will And dwell v.ilh tli • i) new her tie,: u •lie Club will -------East Coast. many_ large stores. ml ili’.iry nnd !,i..zi( Ir v, I I on nir m t'uc ;:oct :u prevent n further rise of the All ■ Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Culver of -------would <.’c flli Mai * iu tiie i :no. ghepoy, Monogahela nnd Ohio of the Wo- Philadelphia, Pa., arc spending thy j Mrs. J. L. Ingram arrived in *t l*tir.iiiy ?/i r . W. T. 1lilt’ll, M Mrs. W. A. Franz and Mrs. Eli- ers In re, Eliminating fear nf ll Mr sr Holy C ross. winter nt the Valdex Hotel. E |„ l: It. Sanford Tuesday from her home dor Curlcttc came from Geneva floods for the present time, the! r „ | . F; A. '1Vutcll, i musical at <T;.T01 in West Palm Reach. She was Tuesday to attend tho meeting of ( weather bureau said today. ! of Mrs. B. F. iI Dr. C. W. Duke, pastor of the j m n Mr,. !*. i’.. T' iLyi. uni here m-re i»y called by me the illness of her the Social Department of the Wo-1 . 13 Tiiten. W. F. 'I rt Mr. ! F irst Baptist Church of Tampa, • mother. Mrs. C. W. Speer. man’s Club. |rrs Sunday School 1spent Tuesday in Snnford. (nl! frmti SavaniKi . Cio.) The Canadian Co-operative U n.' it I Dili and j -------• -i< 2nd o ' * > l■ ' a lit mid Elm J| ■f a Valentine party Ion has a membership of over 7,-1 Mi n. .1. j w ' c tfl -------i E. L. Day returns Tuesday from Mrs. Lon Frnnr.heini and Mrs. 000. [n. C. H. Smith on iki\\ » t HR3titiiEuinHRHnHnannQBrjsnrir:»*iicnicr.r.isnnxraBana*aR9MaB Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ilcfrnn left his home in Dunkirk. N. Y., and, J. V. Mendel of Wheeling, W. Va„ from eight to ten Tuesday for Tampa where they) will he on his ynrht here for the { nro visiting with their cousins, expect to spend the week. I remainder of the winter. I Mr. nnd — Mrs. ----- T. . . M. Dunlap ol iTbO><> .^*>^ ) *v* v \lV>C’ >t -)44+ <*' ♦♦♦ S j PN »♦« f t ♦♦♦»»> % ♦ ♦** t b i41 V v ^ •O Laurel Avenue. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Mcisch nnd' The many friends of Mrs. R. S. cCracken will «n- daughter, Miss Dorothy Mcisch of Keolor will lie sorry to learn of Mrs. S. J. Messer returned Mon­ I tick Socnucus, N. J., arc tho guests of her serious illness. She is nt thj day from Dil City, I’enn., where Spaulding Circle Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Ludwig. j Fernald-Lnugliton Hospital. I she was called by the illness and mage sale Feb. 21 death of her sister. Mr. and Mrs. ♦?1* Pri'g Store, j The many frientls of Mrs. Aliet^ Tim many friends of Mrs. Joe 1Braxton Maggot and Herbert Mes- {^ Hill will be sorry to lenrn that she) Mrh h will be glatl to learn that 1 -------- ♦T* IRE is ill at her home on Fourth Street, she is doing nicely after her ree >nt I L. I*. K. E. White returned retnrneil Monday M,„„l.i« 2k khbors of America • "IUUIIIKVH||| aD. r, C., VI,, where IVll» I IT he 11'* T u .— i - l i - i r - r . ’i l»or motored to Jacksonville to 1operation at the Orlando Sanitnr- from Washington, J hns been for the past three we?ks. eTcnjn(, imeet Mrs. Messer. Mum. MISS I^ATHRVN WlLKEY, Society Editor. ■SOLEMNIZED J. K ‘ - ............. . . . . . . . Personals WIGHT BROTHERS COMPANY | I x U M iiaiaaaH H B aaaaB aB aB aaiaaB aB B H H aaaaaitaaaB aQ aaaaB aB aB H B aaH B aaM aaM H H iiasaH aB aB flH aiiaitH iiB B Uft A* I ♦s y ew Colors in Spring Hosiery 1 ). 505 Van Raalte fashion, pu:c thread full Rht and dark shades. silk, in $1.65 pair Toenix Silk Hose pure thread silk, every shade, full| lion ..... $ 2 . 0 0 - — Onyx Pointcx Dure 'I’hrcad flilk, full frt:hion, in every shade for spring $1.95 vs - » fS 4 The Shopping’ Center of Central Florida tor Van Raalte T 11 F Jsi 4s14 ♦ |* 5 '4 Chiffon Silk Hose in light nnd dark shades—black and white. $2.50 to Close 4 :4 4s 4 4s 4 hi4: 4 ❖ s 44 4s A; t XZ v rft tditt.tf iiinm ifartum n funiireal Iniying power jccures front (lie This store, hy reason of its leealinn an lure of quality al price concessions IUml are nniisuat. Thi 1 tlominaul position i reflected in the values ilia! we offer in our grenl Fit nili:re \,nne\. which coxers three floors. We believe thnl our duty lo you i In—select our fu rn ilu re iih (he utm rst care; alway buy the beat; sell at ihe lowest possible prices; consl inlly htep iu • to L stub si.tnle taerehuntli e i:-, in funeral demand; ro(.penile with Hie nianufacln er.- in »fu- mailing m thi n of newer new •; am » .d le tte r Itjruilm e without »111*r» i i.11■ flic co d five intelligent, courteous anil prompt service; in.tl**’ our store ns comfortable as ptr -iblo; satisfy utir culomer.s wants in every possible way; I.’. to do I be very best ttiul do it. )ur veritable <lew out imm n • showing of fine 'Ul two 1 rr»» udisplay in i f ii i, floor - are _ __ ___ iMirnilnr.• i-Ivoosi ion i ;uid v. bt i b >me of your dreams coine true. H c c you ivi11 find urniliire you’ll lie convinced that you can make Hit’ ft x liitils, dining room selti and huudretfci of odd livinR room furniture, bedroom .’miles, porch furniture of all (n pieces that do so much in tnakinp. the heme livable. The (tetter Homes Chib Flan enables you it* pur:h:t\e ihe fu n iiu rc you d« jire on term* that are indeed moderate and easy. Y« ♦ a V « ♦%2 h Fashion, pure thread *• Hlack, white, brown, ^ and jjrays. W orth lip ^2.50 for Radmor, K ayser 1(i Van Raalte make. The 18th Annua! Violet ran r l Sai I JriifcLi V IS IT S'xT T '3’ . :o r ♦v The YoWell 1 4 :4 ♦Hi 4 ( Special lot i 'i i- y: (U HAST FAN NOT SIH’I’LY YhL’U *;♦ X u*? V i t AS v As x .... y i * a V * is now on tu TF YOUR HOME Company .Oi >■ 1-UT. �df tfpFSi,? wqm«tv*nd tfri*. errigan-George D efeat Hagen And Kirkwood On Orlando Course Tuesday ORLANDO. Feb. 11.—Tom KerT.ttgan, shooting one of the most 5; .apectaculnr games in the history i;, o f!the Orlando County Club course • 'le d the Orlando-Winter Park team 7' composed of himself and Dow ^ G eo rg e , to ft viclory over Walter .■ Hagen, world’s champion golfer, •'*-and Joe Kirkwood one up in ninc$ teen holes Imre yesterday nftcr• .noon. Kerrigan's sinking of a 20 foot puft on the extra green for ft birdie three, after the other l7 three players lmd litdctl out in f^fo u rs, clinched the match nnd ' s brought unprecedented cheers from tfio large gallery which followed ; t h e e n t i r ' . . v i r < ! <,f p l a y . The match yesterday won closcly contested by Kerrigan for the iy.locals and Hag?n for the visiting r>‘Pasadtnn Kstatpa team of fit. S^jPctcrrliurg. Kirkwood was decidf ’ fdly off iiis gnme and failed to show his real ability with the cxi ceptioa of tiie first four holes sy.xoming in. George pushetl the Kirkwood: Victor hborj'O orchestra; 10 rniwicu WOR — Newark f 10!r.2) 0 ordim tru. " KGO — Oakland (290.8) 0 concert; 10 fniro; 12 dune-. soloing WOAW—Omahr (520) C story: 0:20 announced: C:48 oreheiilrhs 9 UnivrrrHy; 10:15 ar.Tnunccd; 10:30 NichtinBalcv. T h h puzzle is rather of irregular desig.i, bfji zlc construction. xie constrectlo PT 1 C ii!« More Than Hour From Record Hetvvcon San Fran­ cisco and Fort land; Slorm talk: S concert, . WC'AE — lMtt'!:nir!» • A stock four-door Cleveland se­ hour and 17 minutes from the old records of 22 hours and 46 minutes for the run ftout Kan Francisco to Fortinnd, O re . Tim car was officially cli_*ck*’d out by the Han I’ratvisjo Kx-aniiner from the Ferry Hlclg. a t 0:0J soil in Inc lio’.vroom the }>em' p. 111. Wednesday tiiglit. Dec. 3, and mol * ilud .oti-Kr r s •.•••nip.iny. was cbeckod into the Western Un­ Mince the car wan ffriit pul on ion office at Portland a t 6:30 p. in. display, hlondn v, il iu»s drawn |i*».• the limit day, .an elspsrd time of tlredj of vi. itoi . Kram 3:39 M hours and ’l' 1 • uut? . Tbl • i o’cloel until 0 in tl: • afternoon, I the fa jtc rt tim^ ever made between from 7:80 p’clocl until 1 1 0 1 the two cities by an aiitomoliite. ut night the car dT- it. The fact that tli- car v/as n<jt only It i quite necoiunrjdul in': jud ••.ill a strictly stock tpodcl. but war a respond to ai re.i uinble 1 -i" : d o cd automobile, and that the run for pulcrtaimiH’iit. wn; made under the most adverse Besides a 1 nappy liiw of • 6 ;Mnr. weather conditions, enhances thu the Hud.'Oil hi" lit i! di.'.piial varCleveland's psrfornianre. iifun inuvicid olTeriii**::, 1 .•*»i<-» • The car was driven i*y ('baric-. from solo • •■••prt'Ui.vt in.i. i f . Bowman, Hal^a nir.hagor .of tiie ayiuphony J.i/,*, it hir Chandier-Clevftiind iVTotor f a r ’ in ahundance. Company, Clovclnnd Kix dintrihuThe pinchim* i-. a ?ie*i •••• rrh It tora for San FranciKco, assiHted l»y is ei|iiipi>ed with balloon lit' that H art Brandon, service Hiipcrint •11- appear fat and prospered . Tit • dent, and P. .1. Newman of tIn­ machine it: encircled with rope; and sides force. The men reported that, the floor is. coveted with yel' i\v the storms made the going not sawdust bringing mil tin gii. teulhg Idacl; lini.-h of tile eat vvnli |»i••:» ing contrast. tttO DR JANEIRO. Fell. II. — Althouvb (ifflciiil HiatiHticii arc nut yet avuilnii!i) for the entire yenr# it i; estimated tiiut the number or ininiigrRiits at riving iu Brazil dur­ ing 1921 will approximate 85,000. Must: of th • newcomers are PortufuicHc, German::. Italians nnd Siuin ish. DAYTONA B est For The Bath nB auaacaaH enB E naoH naniiK aK B anaanauH N aD aaB enM nM sgB a We have new carts anil repairs for the old ones on hand. Let us hook your order for a new one or repair the old oue, INCORPORATED faff of a Branch Ofi 57. Heads. Smalt stream. 01. Impale. 02. Awning. 63. A flowcrles'i pinnt. 6 1. To tire. 08. Female liter. f.(>. Catch. Answer to Ymterdry LIGHT AND POWER BILLS ARE DUE FROM THE 1st TO THE 10th—-DO NOT WAIT! F rr (he convfcnlcncc of W ater and Gan I'ritrong, the city has iu rffice with the Southern Utilities Company, and water anil jpu billfl, which arc due (he aame time (from the 1st to the 10th) may be paid o p one trip to the office. S IA M !AlT|Y|i>1 REMEMBER—“The Money or the Meter” CITRUS TREES Budded oil Four Y ear Sour Orange «in ,1 ,«,•!•• mi,-..JRonIivi,j •'Lrrion County, N U U I'IE R F IE L P , F L O R ID A n r«|iia! fur durability, it longer 11ml look* I: Her tb.in other pain. We carr) u full ot rum-proof paint. varnidieM, online , liriisbci, wiiuj elaina wall paper. Largo lots, beautifully wooded. E asy of access. All improvements. W e will build your house if you have a reasonably small sum o f cash to start with and you can pay the bal­ ance in easy monthly paym ents extonding over a period o f years the sam e as you now pay rent. We charge nothin# for Llm plans or supervision and will only build the first 10 houses ourselves to g e t a good class o f people started at our new place. Public announcem ents of name, of suburb, prices of lots and location will be made one week bonce. Wo have already arranged to build five o f these houses. You must have som e cash to start you and the houses w ill cost complete with the ground from 54,500 to about $7,500 or more if you desire. Sanford Herald Commercial Rt. “ 5 M H itv a B « M B a a B a a a ia iR a a B a B a a B H H a » a a M a a a a a B iiia a R iiia S o u th e r n U tilitie s C om p a: C. A. dm iMun;BYRD, 1 Jt '■* ‘♦ ♦ v v V v v V M anager ■ j %♦V V V V V V V V v v C******V V V V V V V V C le v e la n d S ix M ak es l O O O M i l e s i n 7 4 5 M itr a l A v e r a g in g O v e r 8 ® M ile s A n Hour! Wo will builfl d. Iiou-’c to your order Imm our iihini; ni* your own, at; our now i*i(loin*! >now being prepared and (lovclo|)ed two miles from the centre; o f 11:1 n ford. >!«1 lit The Month For IHGHLAli 0:3U conceit In .Sanford WO AI — Gan Ant.u.i j (JKM.5) m . W E k H -th h r.jp /H U ? ) 7 or* cfirdra; 9 golf kr.r.im, copraao, 9:30 - orchestra. W ithin Ti:c Near Future San Francisco (421.0) £ 11 b u i’-cnc, revue. i RPO _ j; !» ort iit’slra; 10 a Vt’P.GN- Scut blown Economist 8:30 new plays A Live W tic Repreecntditvc Is.Nccdid 11 pragj'fttnJ 13 hmitl. :1 (200) v r'.tEsical; 8 whistler, so-jlolgatl: .. • (:.Uent) £ Fchiiuotd County praiio. dartre; 3:30 Icetnrca;' 9* KFQX Jami.-nec; 13 pianist vocal, tik-! W"GY- Krherectndv (379.6) 6*’iU » — WRITE— uli'V. 1 1?iok d ia l; 7 o ich r.tra; 7; 13 n : 10:3d organ. t* WLW - Cincian 7, — NpringllHtl f m i ) 0:15 g concert, <|tu del; 10:. GEOROe W. ALBltlGliT 0:30 c-lurrlionai: 7 I.ihcctn m c lv t r.i. Melody boy. , WKAU — Cleveland (381.4) 6 pregram : 7:45 rpecisl; J0 or- lmi:- g C8 N. Ornugc’Avo. ccnrrrt: , ’ j t'"»: J0:3U populai ao,tg •; 1U;43 dp* H ORLANDO, pt r V/FAA Dallas Mews ( 17.7.9) 1chestra. g fi:5i) recital; 8:30 r.ingcr, violinid I KHf) - fit In :',. ISs) Dhpatrii ? j^m n3angK nn'jigannB tt3ingnanB gn«M N B a9 l qCII pianist; 11 entertainers. WOO — Davenport (483.0) 7 Snndiurn; 7:20 lecture; 9 nrehentra; 10 tiancc, entertainers. KOA — Denver (silent. WWJ—Detroit News (352.7) 7:20 tenor; orchestra. WRAP—Fort Worth Star- Tcir g 'atit (175.9) 7:30 musical; 9:30 popular liohga. KKKX Hastings (288.3 ) 9:30 IF YOUR vet rd, iustrumental, ensemble. KNX—Hollywood (337) 8:15 orthe-dra; 10 features; 11 vocal; in­ strumental; 12 orchestra. WOS — Jefferson City (410.9) C r.ddrc’a. musical. V/DAF-Knnsns City Star (355.6) »t Schonl ot the Air; 11:43 Nlghthiwk frolic. KIM—Los Angelcr. Times (404) 3 concert; 8:30 children; 10 fea­ ture; 12 orchestra. WilAS-Louisvillc Times (399.8) mixed concert, talk. WMC — Memphis Commercial If ytr.i have noFrcceiveri your Eloclrir Mil! promptly after Ihe 1st Appo.ii (499.7) 8 lecture. V.’CCO — Minnenpolh-St. Pnu! of (lie; m onth/cat! a t the office, 218 lin st Firut Street (410.4) 6:30 concert; 7:30 Abra­ or telephone 27. ham Lincoln; 7:45 health talk; 8 musical; 10 Casey review. CKAC — Montreal (437) 7:30 8 1 IMM8RPIBLD N URSERY CO. uc'juH '.inEnaaK K ntrn’iKnsHHn ’• ‘ ANNOUNCES V/E HAVE; Dnncy Tanireriucc. Valrncia Omipcy Faison IJrtnvn Ornnijca I’iutapplc O-jvizch i>1aryh f*V',dtcwi G roprfruit. W rite or wir * tin for quantity pricor,. H’c have Mir afock. C'nn errve you quick dan driven by am ateurs lint: ru t an I’hnne 383----------------------------------- L»07 _ WFI — Philadelphia (395) C1riucBK'anntaBafliaBatJMnaBnttanBHaaanaaaaan 13 . ditions which were encountered. 16a. f' g-ud “ It in easy for us to unders tand 62. Pitii.e why the Cleveland has been* aide 51. QuiMe: to annex o muny record* on nv t>n rr% ■<cd. tain eiimba on the Pacille Coast,” 60. Peak. Haid Chaa. Itow man, in commenting i >>:, viiir. ■a the run. “ Any one who would i n. !’clii:i' ride behind the wli'-el of the GlcveI Mill; land for ;• day dowlopn a real en 0d To g m thu ianni for tii performance of this ' 07. I’nrnii / 1 .1 J^kYcru Sedan. Driven Ity 'Amateurs, null,mobile. • S ; WIP - • Philadelphia (505)9) 0 talk: V concert; 0:20 ertheatra.' ’ , 3 Out 6 6 4 I I 5 4 I 1 10 -In 0 1 3 3 0 4 5 3 5 I—1*J—SO 16 Hagen: r Out 4 5 4 4 4 4 4 12 —36 In 1 6 3 3 5 4 6 0 4 4—40—75 Hagen, world’s champion roller, proved true to his reputation an a master of the clubs bv turning the first eighteen holes in 71. he was! nosed out for low medal honors i by Kerrigan who turned in a pnr ; 71). George clipped off the round , in fine: chape with a 73 and Kirk- j wood was high with n 70. The first nine holes found the j score even, Kerrigan and George ! holding out in fours on tin: second : hole while the visitors took fives,! and the match being evened up on the ninth green when Hagen scor- I ed a birdie two one the short hole leading to the club house. The I’nsndcmi pair forged into the lend for the first time on the, tcntii hole when Kirkwood sunk a beautiful 10 foot nut for a birdie j three while the locals tool: fo u rs.' Kerrigan put Orlando-Winter Park back on even term s at the dog­ leg No. II. when ho pitfhed litis second shot to within twenty feet of the cut out of the rough nin’ | holed out in three with a sensa­ HOSIZONTAf. tional shot. 1. Discover, Hag;n and Kirkwood braced t. H-v.’iia; lubes. here, e.m! the locals weakened, when the visitors scored birdies c. i ‘ 0. Th? two. No. 12, while both George and 13. Fas'im. Kerrigan picked up nft«*r driving 11. Con'istont. into the dilch. This gave the vis­ 16. Par; of “t . 1-.” l‘>. Having c loth-.’ :. itors a lend of one up. The thirteenth, the water hole,! 18. Kories. wns halved, all the players h o h - 119. To ph.t. mg out with threes, but on t l v ' 20. .Stop! fourteen the local teams got hack 81. Otherwise. even when both Hagen and Kirk­ 23. i’urncd v* i-•>. wood drove out of hounds nnd lo s t: 25. Like. a stroke. Kerrigan chalked up 20. Auvtlun. thi;; h* in with a p ’.r four by sink-! 28. IJruukard. lug an eight foot put. The r e ­ 30. Gene bv. maining holes to the extra hole o" , 83. A realty imp. nineteen, were halved, neither team 36. A11 opening. I <'ing able lu gain a lead, although 87. .'Jnnl.e. the play was featured by numerous 8.0. I ' - i g s i u ! : . spectacular app;oic!i shoti; and 49. Wrath. pula width m ilt4 lmtiitl the Up of 44. Disccins. to. Sl.'u l:ep, the tup:, and out. •17. llridge. Stove and Now (here con he no question as to the supf* Cleveland Six performance. Five weeks ofio, at C u lv er C ity, Cal., 1,000 miles fn 8-18 minutes clcclriftcd America. On January 27th, also at Culver City* Cjevd lowered fhis record 1o 1,000 miles ih‘ 715 nunuk astoundinrt performance is 1 hour qnd 43 mintffd an average of over 80 miles nn hour. It is 41 minutes faster than the time recently* a higher-priced six-cylinder car. v N e w C oach ft ranks as one o f the outstanding feats in th®* year history of autom otive developm ent and P*0** P r e m ie r Vet this second run was made with n deep* than the accomplishment of thiaanmzing speed** once victory. O ody b y F U h e r It was made to verify, under the most gruel!* (fens, the superb design, materials and wurkm atm.ip tiic Cleveland Six as one of the outstonoi*! ail time. You may never drive 1,000 miles in 715 ffijn®* may never subject your car to so lienrtbreakinl endurance. Hut whatever Cleveland Six* model you sc^ |( you the sam e unexam pled engineering aPJ \ < | l v * t i r v r - i p - d i * t h i n m o r v ^ t o u * fe * * FLORIDA CLEVELAND MOTOR COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA �Herald Want Ads Will Keep You Posted on AH Sanford Business Activities of Importance Classified Directory ,[]y Herald EBATES i |b A d r a n w r^ D . ** **• tro M ■■■ fftl* i»HI«telr t*w ite* ar? »or ron* ^itirage length * "oc for first Advertising Real Estate PRINTING W i g h t p r i n t s h o p —Rush __ ord­ k^ARN ABOUT front County and tkfough the Star-Tala* ers a specialty. Phone 417-W. 0 Railroad Avenue. P5bl*, ^ d morning*. THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— Star-Telegram, Ukeland. Fla. Printing th at pleases. Prompt OHIO—Xenia. Tem*r M*ke your sales service. Telephone 93. New lo T s s l i * ^ , the „.Xenlm Gasette, cation. Welaka Building. °ij °■gricuitural ______ p a p e r ’ h a n g e r district Want ad and display £*les on request I. L. TALBOTT—Painter and pa. per hanger, hanger. ..Phone 3511. FOR SALE OR RENT—Small home with three acres of land, 50 orange trees and truck gmrden. Ideal spot for chickens, elec­ tricity and water. 10 minutes out on hard road. Phone 571-J. FOR SALE BY OWNER—Nice home and grove subdivision on highway. David M. Douglass, Sanford. Miscellaneous For Sale FOR SALE—Pure sugar cane sy­ rup, Coc per gallon In 35 gallon barrel*, Pure Sugar House molas­ ses 45c. Pure Cuban 35c.—Davis Wholesale Co., Augusta, Ga._____ CASH—Paid for false teeth, den­ tal gold, platinum and discard­ ed jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. FOR SALE—Used Wlllys-Llght Plant, A-l shape used 10 months. Bargain for quick sale. Lake Mary Casino, Lake Mary, Fla. Pair of good mules tap. Box 20, Oviedo, FOR RESULTS Help Wanted WANTED—To buy country pro­ duce, canned vegetables, syrup, highest prices paid.—Davis Whole­ sale Co., Augusta, Ga. WANTED—Young man of good appearance to solicit advertising —Should hnvo hia own car—Good opportunity for hustler with abil­ ity to produce. Apply at Herald Office. FOR KENT—First Class store room on West First about 3,500 sq. ft., floor space.—A. I*. Connelly & Sons. WANTED — Competent steno grupher, experienced in ordin­ REAL ESTATE ary office duties. Apply A. B. C 1924 Overland Touring FOR RENT—Four room house and tiled and in crop. Right at Sanford Heruld. with modern conveniences and Above cars reconditioned, all D. A. CALDER A R. R. ELDRIDGE It restricted to loading station and near hurd road. TO REACH the prosperous farm­ garage. 2nd St., West Side. An­ run fine and look good. Real estate brokers. All kinds of WANTED—Two young men to ers and fern growers of Volusia Price $8,500. Half cash, balance nie Philips. J 'j f f i ' T h . s s j Prices Right—Terms “Maybe" property listed and for sale. Of­ county advertlso in the DeLand terms. Fred Wulsma. sell brushes. $25 to start $20 I. W. PHILLIPS SONS fice 108 Second St., Near Park Daily Nows, rate le per word, cash security required. Box 25 care of yfortr sssa sa A school for the teaching of Dodge Dealer tu b a e q u e n t Avenue. Phone 282. Herald. with ordar. public health is to be established , office should b* Phono No. .T Oak & Second FOR SALE—Household furniture, by the l^ndon School of Tropical lately In of J. E. SPURLING. sub-division MAINE—Watervtlle, Morning Sen­ 1020 Union Avenue. FOR SALE—Overturn! sedan, good Medicine, ut a cost of $2,000,000. specialist. Subdivision to Or­ tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ mechanical condition, priced low r»»»niutlve t h o r r lando, Florida, and F l o r a ple are interested in Florida p ro ^ for quick sole. See Mr. Fnbrix. with r“,B* 1 Heights, Florida on Dixie Iligh- erty. Reach them through tbs Chapter 3 Volmim 1 113 Park Ave. way-________________ Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ s ,rr % v°s FOR SALE tion. Four beautiful lots on Sanford FOR SALE—One Dodge truck ■ • s u r s w +. . TIN AND METAL WORK Heights, elevation high; price, low; witli punol body—good condi­ JAMES II. COW AN-All kinds ADVERTISB in tile Journal-Her­ easy terms. Will sell all four ifURic* _ tion. Cheap for cash or will trade ald, South Georgia's greatest lots together, one or more as de­ Ihould give • th alr . -of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. for muull ear. Phone 2103 or Inlit .address Ait W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak newspaper. Morning, afternoon, sired. See P. Unvnrd Smith, Own­ quire at Herald Office.________ on* num ber^lf Apartments Avenue and Third Street. Tele- weekly and Sunday Classified rates tl. About one vPbone 111.__________________ 10c per line. Waycross Journal- er. 200 Evans St. Three-room furnished apartment L ost and Found !, other" cW t TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS Herald, Waycrosa. Georgia. HEAL ESTATE for rent. Apply 107 W. 9th St. h you unUes We have been compelled to pontAll makes of typewriters for TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— oJdrrrs. pone the opening announcement of FOR SALE—Shetland pany. K. B FOR RENT—Housekeeping apart­ STRAYED—One Jersey cow. Ia»ft sale on easy terms, for rent, also .Mill,IU ton, Goldsboro. Send in your subscription to the Ml *1 repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 Tribune or hand it to your local our property in Sanford’s suburbs ment. Part of newlv furnished my place Saturday night. Chain for one week. Labor conditions Ball Bldg. dealer so you can read Florida’s 1and other circumstances over FOR SAI.E—Eastman Folding Ko­ bungalow. Close in. To perman­ nnd block attached to head. Metal One Pine day SK v t r J tnfuatll* greatest newspaper. One yenr whicli we have no control have re­ VETERINARIAN dak. Postal card size. Cost $90 ent tenant only. Reasonable rate. tag in ear. Reward for return of About two years ago ^ • v w - DR;-' A. DOLAN—Veterinarian. $8.00, C months $4.00, three months tarded our progress in making the Will jell cheap. Address J. Gate, Phone 122-J or write Rox 1072 cow or information to her where­ City. abouts. H. ||. Chappell. Phone A ninn came in the office t rfflclent. $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ Do!an3 Vetinary Remedies. 313 physical improvements on our sub­ Box 81. Sanford, Ha. 578W. ance policy add 75 cents to your To buy a few lots E. Second St., Sanford, Fla. division. We want the work to erder. Anti lie asked us to show be complete before we ask the gen­ LOST—Between Orlando nnd San­ YOU WANT to buy or sell eral public to view the premises. hint something good Building Material "DO ford, u brown traveling hag, anything?" If so advertise In This gives us un opportunity to So wo took him to Mease notify box 94G St. Angusjnvfte a few more discriminating MIRACLE 'Concrete Co, general the “Gainesville Sun." DIRECTORY the outskirts of town BEDFORD, la d , Feb. 11.—That tine and receive reward. cement work, aidewalke, build­ W KST VI n o INI A—aV rk V b u rg . Th* investors to inspect our place be­ OI»rk»burir E xponent, m o rn in g fore the Grand Opening. the flimsy schoolhouso, like the And explained why ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B. t f f nllbln r « * r Un n wager of $150 a man in Including Sunduv. m o r n in g Issue. hickory stick of the Three-R days, l-o* Write promptly for maps, price We believe thu lots of ftanfarrf Terwilleger, Prop,______________ 1 cent par word, minimum He. Angeles remained perched for is drifting into obscurity, is in­ 13 hours on top of a slender flag Were a gootl investment lints and other data to J. L. B. San. i *llr* needed, Lumber and Building Material m k m n n r »p*dicated in a survey made by the pole DKVKLOPKKR __ ________ __________ ATTRVYlO.V- l*«o-1 ford Herald Office. rising 50 feet abovu a 13Carter Lumber Company „*ulr.il. I t la And he thuught larola la bcKlnning the Rreutmt do- • Indiana Limestone Qtinrrymon’n Uktllralir to r story building. N, Laurel St. Phone 565 velopment In UlorldV.. history; a That we were kidding him association, which shows that lust million dollur liluhway to th* FOR SALE—Six room bungulnw HILL LUMBER CO. House a half year more than $225,000,000 was gulf beach Junt finished; a two' and gnrugu, practically new best And got mad Service, Quality and Price. in 1111on dollar brldee across Kscuin-| location for family with children. siicnt in replacing antiquated i And went away hlu II.iv started; iiunrter million school buildings with materials of Very liberal dollar bpera hou*<t under construe-; Ideally situated. Our price a t that time a permanent nature. lion; tw o millions b etas spent on terms. Write Geo. W. Me Roy, , W a s $ 2 ,2 5 0 .0 0 highway; areaiest cbanco for live! Safety Hurbor, F la , or see any Reports to the association said Floridn and Western Moats developers to g e t In on ground | Reultor in city. that n far ercuter number of floor. Write Development D ep a rt-;, school buildings were replaced 410 Sanford Ave, mem Th* Pensacola News. than remodeled, and that contracts Rooms For Rent I’hone fill-W AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Atf-j already nv/nrded give promise of gusts, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest 1925 exceeding the previous your Directory classified medium, rate cash .09c | FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ in volume of school building con­ out meals. Reasonable rates, charge. 10c per line, minimum Lincoln House. iND MOTOR HEflume, causing a horning, scald­ struction.. •30c. IDINfJ. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. 'APARTMENT FOR RENT—Three ing sensation, or setting up an ir­ A school for the training of ritation ut the neck of the blad­ furniture salesmen and retailers Johns County is reached through room apartment on ground floor. der, obligating you to seek relief hs.s been inaugurated in Grand ECTRIC SERVICE the St. Augustine Evening Record. Apply :;00 French Ave. two or three times during the Rapids, which city is one of thElectrical repairs, Quick results. Two cento per word. V.1.00 per cord delivered I He came Imck , n) Ave. Orlando, Rumple copy on renaest. FOR RENT—Desirable front bod night. The sufferer is in constant great centers of the furniture in­ To buy the lots dread; the water pusses sometimes dustry. TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tampa Dally, room adjoining bath, 1020 I.nur with n .scaMiryc sensation and is Britt Realty Company And the ptficc ho*l jumped Times, the grout home daily., very proftrser' again, there is dlf-J -------------------!L------- —l to 56,000.00 rate like per word, minimuu. FOR KENT—2 light housekeeping ticulty in voiding it. GARDEN HOSE charge 25c cash with order. W rite' rooms 1101 Elm Ave. Mr. m r* . . . • -n * And he suit on the curb Car. Drive It Bladder weakness, moat folksfor complete rate card. Schnider. Try Sm itlrs Barber j And his thought* lit ami Second St, cull it because they can’t control j 12Vi cent per foot urination. While it is extremely PALM BEACH COUNTY—The Shop for good barber jWere a (,e®P (ln, k b,ncl(A SPLENDID FEELING For Few Days nnd sometimes very pain-! scene of stupendous developmentThat tired, half-sick, discouraged annoying IT REPAIRING fill, this is often one of the most j work. Ladies Welcome. And we know they wort Read about it in the Palm Beuch feeling caused by a torpid liver FUN — Automobile Post. Sample copy sent on re- und constipated bowels can be got­ simple ailments to overcome. Be-, N ext to Valdez. IBecom e we saw them. drinking lots of soft water, n l-1 in* ami Rebuilding, ten rid of with ■nirnrising prompt­ gin so get about four ounces of .lad ut. Ouk Avenue. ness by using Herbine. You feel Salts from your pharmacist undj Its beneficial effect with the lirst take u tnhlespoonful in a glass of ‘ FOR HIRE JO H N E. FOX dose as its purifying and regulat­ water before breakfast. Continue 0 SERVICE Day DAVID B. IIYEP ing effect is thorough und com­ (Realtors) Stops pain at once jun industrial und agricultural sec- plete. It not only drives put bile this for two or three dnys. This l«t» all trains, IlngARCHITECT Real Estate— Insurance will help neutralize the ncidn in | ir. Phone 561, Any rheuniutic pain calls for Red I ” ??!__________________________ und impurities hut it imparts a system so they no longer are M»ml>«r A. I A. Pepper Rub. Not mustard, not p las! TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of tplcndid feeling of exhilaration, athesource ro TRIPS of irritation to the bind-! Ill .is* UulltlliiK ters, not liniment. Not any old- j Florida reul estate advertise in strength, vim, and buoyancy of tier nnd uninary organs, which CALDER. Day and time method. Men have found a ; the St. Petersburg Times. One cent spirits. Price GOc. Sold by Laney’s O rla n d o , l-’la r ld a then act normal again. wrvia*. Anytime, better wny, and everybody should cent a word daily, two cents a word Drug Store. Jad Salts is inexpensive, and use it. *Sundays.______________________ i is made from the acid of grapes An average of nearly G00,000 Nothing else supplies such con- T h r MORNING JOURNAL is the ami lemon juice, combined with J. N. Westbrooks centrated, such penetrating lieut. accepted want ad medium in dozen eggs ure consumed in New lithiu, and is used by thousands of And heat that doesn’t hurt you. Daytona (Fla.) One cent n word York city every day, or about one folks who are subject to urinary Gunsmith for each person. You feel it instantly. In three ail insertion. Minimum 20c. : disorders caused by acid irritation. Craphonolus, Clocks, Hewing minutes it seems to roach the {■ ■----- ——----Suits causes no bad effects Machine The metric system of weight* |i Jad depths. Circulation starts. n>n- FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando whatever. morning Sentinnl; largest claasi- nnd measures was originated in 421 Sanford Ave. Murinello gestion is relieved. I’ain und the Hero you have n pleasant, efferfied business, rate lc a word, mln- France the latter pat of the e ig h ­ j vescent lithiu-wnter drink v/hich kinds. Rain water a soreness go. teenth century. Why suffer torture when such jmum 24c cash with order. mav quickly relieve your bladder Old First National relief is at hand? Why cling to ------------------— — irritation. By all means have your +*4>4+*4>+++++*+4>4>*++*++-t+ Pg, phone 245. the old methods when a new one ^ LITTLE WANT AD In Tb« physician examine your kidneys ut NOTICE, the undersigned will ap­ M X K DYERS is better? You can prove in one Herald will bring you big re­ —Adv. ply to the Board of Pardons ut least twice a year. 1 Chiropodist bTEAM PKESSERY hour thut it is. This is the quick- a(||ta. Advertise those old articles its next regular meeting for a par­ f 1 *pecialty. Ill) FOOT SPECIALIST don, huving been convicted of a ?aue, 1'hone 327J7_ '■urns, llunlona, I n a r o w charge of manslaughter and sen­ I OK Nulls, Heavy Cull[cape tenced to twenty years in the State mines or llr,-it a e b l n f feet. Penitentiary at the May Term of { m i. r . i.. n in u u i the Circuit Court, 1922, for Semi­ Vowrll Drew llid*. nole County. Florida.—Amos Pic­ An Elto Motor roIh you there I'liono. U U vator THE MI A.MI HERALD is the big kett. HLHnuler/ut untl brings you hack. East Coast morning newspaper. i/vWLES for P*iM '/trhy/itfut Sumrnel-a mm Rheumatism STORE — PreR ED Backache* Hayes i Sodas. Wi Elton J. Moughton *■*■*■*■11* Lumbago Tou as your phone. Sanford Sign Shop A R C H IT E C T ho& S han. ;HaKKard & C,,m|iany Hill Hardware Co KTRICAL r ~ rr» Designers and painters of San COLEM AN Real F-stale—Investments First Nutiunal Rank illdg. D I I D Neuritis ford’s distinctive signs. Sun Phone 5.1. 1ELECTRIC CO. ^ ! First National Bunk Building ford Avenue at First Street. I* Coa^cstloa to Gilloa & Platt Sanford, ------------ FloritU 3rd and Oak Everything elecAl ill druuiitt Chest ColiL Phone 480-W. ❖ ■>t- -m - 4v •: •> :• Phone 440 SANFORD. FLORIDA 14 422; Electragith Nont {fntiiiu u/iiiaut ikt nanu HozUj, i. ;"•* i»rgetr circn- FOR SALE—Fifty acres good cel­ o - . o n . ,n SouthwMUMi Oto r gla. ery land. Five acres cleared R ita >c M -w urd) tin*. Ball Hardware Co P k o n e ;1 7 P o w e rfu l! »EPPER STATIONS AND g,SUPPLIES KVI(Tk" s TAT10N 1, Tires, Accessowith a smile. FJm hone 447 L3. ___ •to sutione. Magl»nd. First and Elm, *ue and 10th Street. fL0KlST FLORIST’’ ”r occasions. JV.ne 2C0-W XURn it u r e '•turf, to s e l r,llufo Co. We worth. Phone V i.H Office In ing Annex. 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Wed­ NUMBER 165. firmly a m Fails in Rescue Attem pt 31 V > W ork Is P ro­ ALLEGED TRUSTS Rescue gressing Slightly WILL B E PROBED Faster; Shaft ^Fills BY FEDERAL BODY With SeepageW ater Testimony Heard. A t Prison Heads’ Trial 1’ owcr Monopoly And Tobacco Industry W ill' Be Investi­ gated According to Senate Resolution Made on Monday Attorneys For Sou*tain And More than 150 tickets to th* Fletcher Attempting To Walter Hagen-Joe Kirkwood match Blame Priest With Bribe Friday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock Capsules Poison, One Death y ^ ; 8ANFOR&, F L O ftftft, TUESDAY j FEBRUARY 1 0 ,1 § 5 . Gallery Is Expected To Follow Famous' Pair In Foursome With Dow and Otis Geo.'ge, Well Known Father Hayden 'Admits lng Part in Conspiracy Kirkwood W ill Give Bootleggers From Savannah Trick Exhibition Gave $10,500 for Positions R. J. Holly Commends Local Golf Club and Urges All Who Can to Attend Friday -■ T nesday, v i. latch 1 A t Country Club Friday Plays Here Friday e l d Amplifier Records Collins’ Breathing Military Court Meets on the golf links at the Sanford ATLAN TA, Feb. 10.— Sam­ Country Club have been sold, it WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—The For Probe O f Case; uel Rothberg, Atlanta business **■i *tated Tuesday morning by C. federal trade commission was di­ O. Black, general manager o f the man, testified today at the * • Reporter On Stand rected Monday hy th«? senate to In­ Sanford Golf dub, which is spon­ trial o f A. E. Sartaln and L. vestigate alleged monopolies in the Jf J., Feb. 1 0 .~ soring the match. Indications are, J. Fletcher, former official* of electrical power nnd the tobacco in­ CAVE CITY, Feb. 10.— He­ according to Mr. Black, that a gal­ the Atlanta federal prison and 9, freshman in dustries, and to Inquire into tho roes of the Collins rescue vol­ lery of at least 300 persons will Laurence Rhiel o f Columbus, [f’ Pharmacy of existence of a national propaganda follow the distinguished pair 0 „ that he told Fletcher e a r ly unteers, who are driving a niversity, i* be. to discourage public ownership o f around th e course. In 1924 If he would “ ti(ke shaft toward the underground utilities. Hagen will pair with Otis ae city jail here care" of Fred Hoar, Sr., of A resolution by Senator Norris, prison, early today were more George, professional at the Sanford Savannah, Ga., convicted of [her questioning Republican, Nebraska, rullinw for than 33 feet down after five > Walter Hagen, one o f the most Country Club. Dow George, o f violation o f prohibition law, he Ror John J. fam ou s •golfers in this world nnd Winter Park, brother o f the San­ would be given |15,000. j Investigation o f the "extent to days of ceaseless labor. The »of the Inves- holder o f the unofficial ittle of ford golfer, will play with Kirk­ I which the General Electric ‘ Comwork is progressing slightly | pony” or its subsidiaries monopo­ "deaths of two world's champion, will beo seen wood in the match. After th* Atlanta, Feb. 10.— A story charg­ lize production and distribution of faster as much material to bo course has been played, Kirkwood here next Friday afternoon in an ing bribery in connection with the ents anil illness electric energy, was attached, l»y removed was heavy rock /dabs. will give a 45 minute exhibition of scale of “ soft jobs” at the Atlanta pc hi* admission exhibition match with Joe Kirk­ trick u vote of 55 to 25, to the tobacco shots. federal prison Monday wa* told wood, another golf celebrity. The bottom o f the shaft is now hit without perinvestigation resolution o f Senntor constantly saturated with seepage from the witness stand in United Kirkwood is Shot Maker (ns<d poison cap* Ernest, Republican, Kentucky, a ft ­ water. Kirkwood, though he has no State* district court hy Father skin, follow. stuer practically the entire day’s ses­ string o f championships to show Thomas P. Hayden, former Cath­ State officials, geological and „ hii doth, sion had been spent in debate. for It, Is recognised as one of tho olic chaplain at the inntitution, in medical experts are firmly confiflotiwr student in Adopted Without Record Vote best golfers in the world. He Is the trial of A. E. Sartain and L. »i*oning waa m r Ernest iivmv resolution, which . viucvd that Collins, accidentally The unquestionably the best shot maker J. Fletcher, deposed warden' nnd |«orn«| hy Proseprovides fur inquiry into reported Imprisoned, very likely is still of the whole array of profession­ deputy, respectively o f the prison, Homer Collins, center, collapsed in the nrms c f fellow workers after agreements between the Imperial alive, basing the l>eiicf on tests Hi laid evidenco als. Among the shots he will make and Laurence “ Heinie" Rhiel, Col­ lie toiled three days without stopping in nil attempt to free hi* lifoUler, Tobacco Company o f Great Britain with an electric amplification d e-" ((■in a student, Friday afternoon will be drive* umbus, Ohio. vice, which apparently recordetl Ids 1testified before using watch crystals, hands, feet The indictments against Sartain, Floyd, trapped in an underground cavern at Sand Cave, near Cave and the American Tobacco Com­ breathing. Authorities pany by which It was alleged, co­ and other parts o f the human body Fletcher und Rhiel charge conspir­ City, Kentucky. . ft’s room and A military inquiry investigating operative organizations in tho as tees. His abilities at trick acy und bribery, nnd they went on found several Debate on- Power Probe Reso­ shots are summed ujp os "he can trial after their counsel had lost United States were boycotted and the circumstances surrounding im­ ics and poisons each concern was given %a monopo­ prisonment and rescue work o f any kind o f sshot with uny motions for ■'continuance. These lution In Upper House Pre­ make ly in its own country, then wus Floyd Collins adjourned shortly a f ­ motions were based on contentions kind o f club.” ternoon until 3 o'clock after hear­ vents Action Monday; Con­ adopted without u. record vote. Monday night, Hagen can always be counted that cufllcient time had not been 'I he iniiuiry into propugurul.-i ing two witnesses. More testimony it Authority, siderable Debate Expected upon to do the' spectacular. His given them for preparation ami against public rwnership o f ulittli- is in prospect this afternoon. he entered the style o f play is slashing and ag­ that William Schley Howard, one ties was directed in an amendment of the attorneys, was ill. William B. Miller, reporter for without author* gressive which makes hint one of WASHINGTON. *Feb. 10.— Sen­ attached to tho Norris resolution j the Courier-Journal o f Louisville Admit* Part In Corapiracy prescription for ate consideration o f the conference the most interesing to observe of before it was adopted as a rider to and B. G. Fishhnek fnrmer testi­ Freely udmitting his participa­ R and W” (six report on tho Underwood Muscle the country's famous golfers. Of the Ernest proposal. It wns ad­ fied to rumors spreadink a* to capsules, nnd six Shoals leasing bill wont over un­ all the professionals in tne coun­ tion in the alleged conspiracy with capsules^ issued til Tuesday because o f the legis­ try, Hngen usually draws the larg­ Sartain, Fletcher and Rhiel, the Completion of New Reservoir j Unless President Can Sway vanced hy Senntor N on is himself, whether Collins wus in the cave, priest gguve his testimony in a low who is bringing forth his power in­ were fnlse. est galleries. Spindler Wingert, lative situation. Of 1,000,000 Gallon Capa-; Half Dozen Republicans, vestigation propov.nl as un amend­ Tickets are on sale at The San­ voice through a long direct nnd liversity health serA military court, called hy Gov. Managers o f the measure had city Finishes System Flint- • Nomination of Successor ment to the tobacco inquiry resolu­ W. J. Fields, will meet Tuesday ford Herald office and at the Ban- cross examination, except when he donned to call it up Monday but Prices tfor heatedly replied to several ques­ ishes Adequate Fire Guard »strychnine cap- nsistence by Senator Norris, Uc- ford Country Club. To Harlan Stone Will Fail tion, asserted that hu hud decided morning at 10 o’clock to make an tions asked by the defenre coun­ upon this course1 to obtain eclion inquiry into rescue work done and Puskin’s death, publicnn, Nebraska, for actibn on men are $2 and for women 31. Attendance upon the match Fri­ sel. was found in his his power investigation resolution With the now municipal waterWASHINGTON. Feb. 10.— Un­ because of repeated failures to get circunistunce* surrounding Collins* After the “ rum ring” exposure works system in operation, San-1 less President Coolidgc can change consideration for it in the routine imprisonment!. Brig-G en.. II. H. when analysed forced the Musclo Shoals question day was urged by R. J. Holly Tues­ in Savunnnh in 1921, the priest said ford is the second citv in the j the minds o f half a dozen Repub- manner. day morning. Mr. Holly pointed Dcnhurdt, who is in comnufnd, will ntain nothing but aside. Three lit murrain Opposed to the value o f the match to Sun- Fletcher told him that some o f the state to secure a supply of soft licans in the next few days, Charles j conduct tile inquiry, M. E. S. Po­ convicted men had offered to pay water, according to n report made Beecher Warren will fail o f conflrChairman Keyes, o f the confer­ ford, particularly Three Dcipoernt* and 22 Repub­ sey, personal representative fit th* desirable Notoriety, ees now expects to bring up the publicity that will result. In dis- for special privilege* ami that tho by Joseph E. Cruig, consulting on-1 motion us attorney general to suc- licans were recorded ngninsi the governor, *u|it; " been questioned conference reptflt ffliesday. A l- cussing the. match, Mr. Holly said:- money should ho kept fronv’-“outAil witnesses available will be g inter for the city. The system ‘ wed Ilarlan Flake Stone (luring Norris n V lu tion . Many o f those |a* the, , downing senators explained that their vuie* „ , o f ’ though there is no organised' op“ The fa ct.th it'g olfiirs o f inter­ *Mfr*." heard in an endeavor to get at tlds seraion nf congress at least. The next development wn* a con­ was formally inspected by mem­ wlthout divulg-1 position to the legislation, consid- national roputatian play in Sanford Tho precedent of 100 years of were cost in the belief that implo the bottom of the many rumors ber* o f the City Commission to­ declared Mon-1 erablo discussion Ls expected to FVidny afternoon should ’ arbuse ference in an Atluntn hotel be day und the ne w pumping station permitting the ('resident to name authority for the propose^ investi­ ami charges that have been cur­ “held back ' b e - ! center around the report o f the much local interest as well as in­ tween Graham Baughn, Willie gational already rested in the fed­ rent here us the rescue work pro­ public inspection dur- anybody he pleases to the cabinet eral departments, and that it would gressed. wish “ notoriety" conterecs. terest among golfers throughout Haar, C.*C. Tuten and Richard I J™" will be broken if Warren is de­ Bailcy, several of the convicted ( "J® * hours between and • > th the cose, Sessions of the military court, nied appointment. Not since Pres entail an unnecessary inconven­ Both supporters nnd opponents the state. Ir Sanford people knew of Puskin’s said o f the measure predict it will be the great value of these matches on men, and Hayden, tho witness re- °« l« * k this afternoon, Lieut. Gov. Denhnrdt announced, Went Andrew Johnson’s cabinet ience to business. lated, adding thnt at this time it The Sanford municipal water|to him complaining soon as po.iThose included ----Sen will be .public,- and troubles Ims there been anything ..... — opposing . r ----- n ---------------- as -----------.— adopted by both the senate nnd the home links they would turn it he vnluntered to the house. Action by the house out enmasse to witness this great wan agreed $10,500 would he paid works system cun draw its sup- like the present situation. ators Bayard, Delcwure; Uiul,! sible the court will unnouricc its for tho **eusy" assignment* when ply from three entirely independispensary and must uwalt the vote in tho senate. event. Sugar Connection Shown I South Curolinn, nnd Edwards, New finding* so thnt tho public may the persons entered the prison. dnnt sources, has two pumping ;ta:lne und when ro“ The Sanford Golf club deserves Tile Senate judiciary committc-1 Jersey, Democrats; nnd Bull Dele- have nil the facts, Under the rules the senate und Told to Go to Savannah |lions in different parts of the city. met Monday nnd lb toned to the j ware; Bingham, Connecticut; Burbv attendants in house either must accept or rejec: much credit in bringing Walter Ha­ “ Should uny evidence of n crime Fletcher then Instructed Hayden nnd enn deliver the water from rending o f the record o f two in- sum, New Mexico; Butler, Mussn-1 ho dis covered, the court could bind |inanothcr door and in its entirely the report ns sub­ gen nnd Joe Kirkwood to Sanford i capsules" und gave mitted by the conferees. Amend- ™d we should show our appreciu- to go to Snvunnah to get the mnn the mnin pumping station through vestignting committees o f n dec j chussetts; Dole, Vermont; Ernst, over to the grand jury any one imnui. ^or their ,..c „ efforts by giving Rhiel, four separate lines of pipe to the nde ago showing Warren’s coimcc- Kentucky; Fcrnnld, Maine; Hale,! plicated, nnd if the inquiry find* ments cannot be offered on the t'on giving the th |l*y. the witness testified. largest attendance ever known in j previously had been a guest rntire city. These conditions are tion with the sugar trust: in par- Mnino; ................ Keyes, ** New Hampshire; 'n o evidence o f fraud, hoax, or Was ({uinine. floor. If tho report should be re- the history o f the Hunford G o l f in the warden s home, met him at shout as neurlv ideal as possible, ticulnr, that while president lifiM euiis, Colorado; Metcalf, Rhode crime, tho court" Mr. Dcnhurdt nrd he obtained the jeetod by the sennte a motion will . „ “ wants the country to know links. The publicity thut will re tho Atlanta station und accompa­ ind produce domestic and fire m t - what was represented to the Hard-! Island; Moses, New Hampshire;. said, he gave Puskin be mnde to refer it.back to confer­ suit from the match is of untold nied him on the trip, Hayden con­ lice of the greatest possible re­ wick committee ns n competing ’ Oddic, Nevada; Phipps, Colorado; *1line bottle nnd that ence fo radjustment. liability. company, he was actually the trus-1 Rood, I’eensylvanla; Smoot, U tnh;' As night settled over tho barvalue to Sanford and the Sanford tinued. Rejection o f the report, how­ Poisonous cupsulWater From Four Wells. During u dinner and a confer­ of • H. Ilavemcyer u o f the ' Spencer, Missouri; Wadsworth. r‘‘ n country bills, und supper* were j toe »'• •• 'O. / i •••IVWIIIl'Jfl Country Club. Puskin's death ever, would be. regarded by sup­ The soft water for daily general ■.....vrienn American Sugar Refining Ci Cam pa-1 New York; Warren, Wyoming, digging at uroilnd 33 feeL Th* test “ If young und old alike .would ence at the home of Willie lluur, porters to the measure as clos­ realize the value of golf in these in Suvnnnah, Hayden i quinine bottle, testified iteo is obtainedfrom four wells ny for a controlling interest in the |Watscn, Indiana; Weller, M a r y - ! , " ' "*“ * ri‘«ched u depth o f 71) iinted out that Fish ing tho doors to any Musclo Shoals days when people use the automo­ ( Continued from page l ) Rented in a hillv“ scrub” formastock. lund, and Willi*, Ohio, Republican*, ‘ f* 1 " h« n thu'testing wus disconI itudent to work In legislation at this session. The bile and have virtually given up tion about four miles south of the [ The committee consists o f nln 11 ii„ , „ i ■_... tmued for tho present. Hard rock Harrison roposal Loses |wus (truck ut that depth. remaining would walking, there is not a person in during tho- week, limited time dty. These wells are about 100 j Republicans und seven Democrats. An amendment hy Senator Hnr-1 The probability that Collins is jitrychnine capsules make it'difficult to get it back be­ Sanford who would not be on the . , , fbet in depth und do not penetrate Norris, o f Nebraska, and Ilorah of fore the two houses for final adop­ Sanford links every afternoon and B e f o r e C o m m i t t e e the limestone formation from |Idaho are counted as opposing the rison, Democrat, Mississippi, w hich, alive was given credence Into in loM officials he loft tion. which the mineral-bearing artes-1 appointment; if thut supposition would have extended the power in- j the day when Dr. William Huzlett no one in Sanford'is so busy that For the convenience of tho sen­ they cannot spend one hour u day fdsy night, Jan. 80, ion wnter is obtained. A supply o f is correct and they join with the iiuiry to the entire industry, wa* |o f Chicago stated that Collins lives WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.— With F srrivul at his home ate, Senntor Norris today obtain­ on Che g olf links. 1Q00 gallons a minute of most de-1 Democrats, the judiciary commit- defeated 50 to 21, nnd another by j nnd that he is not suffering from methods for carrying its recom­ 'it once returned to ed consent to have the Underwood If our people realized the won­ mendations into effect being ns- sirable wuter cun be drawn from tee will not make a favorable re­ Senator Watson, Republican, In -, pneumonia. Dr. Hazlett mado the diana, to eliminate the scope e f the statement after the sound amplijii* explanation for bill nnd the conferencg report print- derful possibilities o f golf from port to the senate. sailed toduy before the house ium- tie course sand statu. All wells investigation, was rejected, 43 to I her had been attached to the elecpllcial* said, was " I in parallel form. urc pumped from a central air May Hold Over members of th . PresM.nfs 22. trie wiring leading to the victim’s Senator Underwood. Democrat, we would have to enlarge the j stick around Canicui turu, conference appeared compressor station located in the There are 10 senators, Republi­ Tiled Norris resolution recite I head und a test made, Alabama, author o f the bill, said grounds to hold all « them. With before the sennte agricultural urn- locality o f the wells. This com­ can and Former-Labor, who are [8« Innocent. toduv he still believed the meas­ such a wonderful municipal c“ ur*e |mjtteo to expluin their suggestims. pressor plant consists of duplicate raid to have indicated they will that during the Musclo Shoals d e -! “ The teat pruved conclusively units operated by remote control not vote to confirm Air. Warren. bate it was cllcgcd that “ a cor-1 lhat Collins wus breathing at tho * ii Icing detained u re had the support of the major­ at our very doors it 1* surprising | __________________ _ 22 to 20 times a minute," itstion for further ity o f the senate ulthough some to our winter visitors that no more I from l,,v the main pumping station in Not more than one or two o f the partition known as the General, ralt* T r\ (Continued on page 2) j raid tho surgeon. “ Normal res[athoritii- i pointed out shifting of votes may he expected. o f the local people take advantage1C o I f l C r W C U t n C r 1 8 U f l |tho city; either unit will pump the (Continued on page 2) --------------------------------i pirution is 10 times a minute. It Senator McKellur, Democrat, o f it and leurn what is now th e ’ T r ri »> required '* victim of circum1— 11 supply ------ *■ from all of the i* r 1 • j -vT I l-s natural that a person gasping Y V a y , h a y s U . h . t s u r t a u , wtlls. Tile soft water is conveyed ♦ntirelv innocent of Tennessee, one o f the leaifing op­ greatest American Game.” ‘ to the city through n D> inch Red­ intent in obtaining ponents to the measure, declared ° ebbed low would breathe faster faster, [ Pupkin. he would regard the "passage of WASHINGTON. Feb. 10^-Cien- wood pipe line, by gravity. Pneumonia putieuts breathe ut W ia iliM U T m i i.« i ... • i.vuiiiuiiiu euiicui.i oreuine The muin pumping plant in the the Underwood measure ns the that Fish and Puaeral cloudiness and rains preceded W A. H IM 'TO N , I eb. 10.— I he tho rate o f 10 times a minute-. N acmminted but it greatest calamity that has hupSemite authorized un inquiry into hy mild temperature followdd hy cebter o f the citv includes a one ‘ Because o f the regularity oLtho tin* so-called "tobacco i **i no acquaintance pened to the South since the Civil colder weather will take tho i! vibratory sounds I am confident *t<mn of the poisjn War.” He asserted he would vote of the , General , of premature spring aiul-abnoinal ... Investigation . . . . ------1that the noise wc heard was made ibeen |heights holding 200 000 gallons, | against the conference report but ly high temperature which hasbeen Electric ( ompuny was ordered by { by the electric light bulb raising prevailing for the past week over anf four pumping units. lneio| the capsules to realized if the senate wished "to Hurry Hannah. Eustis Rotarian, t» ,i!n“ 0, , I n,>d lowering with Collins' breathr. -t . - — • -• — 1ani four centrifugal pumping units waa unanimously endorsed an gov­ Wore and after give away the property they had rullmun surcharges were up- jng.i Postal.recripts during Janunry n- the United States, say* the wo.ther Md their prescrip- the votes to 'd o it." ernor o f the Sixth Rotary district, held by the int*rst*it' commerce (Continued on page 2) bureau report today. J We tried in various ways tu House munagers of the measure mounted to 14,019.73 according to which is composed of Florida and commission. other itudent pharreproduce the same sound and were u compilation of figures made Rll laid. declared the report would be adopt­ Georgia, at the weekly meeting of Secretary Weeks made recom­ unsuccessful. the. Sanford Rotary club nt thi mendations for Chicago’s with­ ed by that body by a large ma­ Tuesday by Postmaster J. P. Hall. The money order business, in issu­ Seminole Cafe Tuesday afternoon. drawal of Iaike Michigan water. jority. If It gets through the sen­ ed orders, amounted to $21,101.51 Attention of the club mumburs The senate foreign redntions ate. they claim it will lx*, adopted by the hoi)se with little opposition. while orders cashed umounted to was called to the Hugen-Kirkwood cununittss considered the Turkish; $12,155.30. golf match to be played on the treaty at a brief session. Postmaster Hall, in commenting The house agricultural com m it-! M, Pli.l*i-hman,'t I Bunford course Friday afteirtluon on the figures, declared that they NEW YORK, Feb. 10. — Vail PARIS. Feb. 10.— Official im— *j "^ i ami a son,'Charles killed i ^ J‘*dge E. F. Houshol.'er who |tee considered the Tuikish treaty reflected excellent business condi­ Street and Broadway Monday food parent*, I pressiou Inter• ■ u.** fir** iiiiriftl . . . urged large auenuante. attendance. the The oati u a brief session.* session.• [I*. urjceu a lurK** IInlli...! m 7 .1-1.* i o f the note *on__the tin regalia," upproxitions in Sanford. The receipts together in common homage P the n Daring the service Mrs Florence I Ju<D n* requested club memoert not The house agricultural com-1 .‘I?.1 *1 .,,,| U # ? sj ' ' ^ron» 'Vinston Umber* of the Ku and the money orders, the post­ memory o f Julius FleUchrfinn themselves but mittee heard views o f members o f I Chancellor o f the Monday night TOKIO. Felt. 10.—Replying to a master pointed out, show u de­ The funeral services were hid iii Whitheranoon a friend o f the I on' y t0 '. i ’ family sang One 1 l,r' nR Iheir wive.i as well. He I President Coolldge’s agricultural Exchequer, ia mor* favorable than [fowntown streets o f written interpellation submitted crease when compared with those opinion o f the document was ex­ ^lers of people ap- by 50 m em bra of the diet on Jan. o f December hut this, he said, is i m o u i u r n u w «-1 . « * •!"»................................. .. pressed by French newspaper* ed­ The nomination o f Charles B. m the purade, lining 22 regarding the projected Amen- due -)V ‘ ^ ^ to ^ the Christmas -------------- rush which friends^of ^the miflionalre sortr- j folliAved by prayer, the ringing of itorially it wns said today in circles I the length o f the can naval maneuvers in tar eust- ^ the last month the heaviest man and yeast fiianufacturer.More j Souls of Die Righteous by the , ‘ Xcrc.sc nut mat tlicv would seel Warren to be attorney general \v:.s near Premier Herriot. Tho Brit­ thin an hour before i l a. m..when choir, and benediction by Dr. SI bost golf ov.ir DUcyci j dhcusscd bv the s**natc judiciary ish suggestions he regarded as cm waters thi# year, the Japanese ’ ..... o f the year. *as led by an duto government today stated The money orders show that thagenerous, presenting only one dif­ The Van Swerlngen railroad con- ficulty, thut left Sanford cra w X V liV th T p o liJ e were*hrced "'A m on g the members o f the fant- i *«»nda!| Chase was in charge of uf involving a sep­ t h e ^ 'f l a u 'i n ^ ^ f J - U U true that American $9,300.18 more 1 More ttan a , ily who attended were Julius. the program. He nrasciile.l data Uolidation proposal came before Li“ ,leu. with urms naval practice as outlined, has through money orders than came to close the doors, aration o f debt from reparations, interstnte commerce commisUrnetl Pl,ri|chmann, Jr., son; Mrs. Chris-J‘*» the new city system o f water-1 the *«n*men follow ed"in uroused public opinion, the gov­ here by the same means. There thousand persons were it is declared. w" ‘ c” wus placed in sotvriflion as an exnlunation o f u plan _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ / ' lJ nl« rvais of a few ernment could not take it ns a were* 2.805 orders issued during tho away by the special guard of 50 tion Holmes, n ulster, Initfi o f New moon, declaring it to|to build new lines in Ohio. York; Auicuitus and Paid Pletach• I three or four of threat to Japan. : month while tho number cashed is police. A house sub-committee decided The simple Unitarian servie was inarm and Joseph Robetson. cous-j he* one o f the most modern in the kit .L°re n'asks thnt j given uh 972. that evidence it has received does ins, and Carl nnd Justin Holmes, stute. lie introduced to the club a conducted by the Rev. Mina Sim­ 2 ‘ heir faces. | w song which is entitled Uoo- not warrant impeachment o f Fed M A R K E T S one, pastor. It marked New fork’s nephews. KILLED IN PLANE CRASH a'"nK the march last tribute. Following.th; eryK1** m "f handclapping i.— Four CHICAGO, IQ.. Feb. UL^Whe»D SvVN ANTONIO, Tex., Feb. 10.1 the Ualy was taken to theGrand £ X ‘ r.;' M‘” t o f t h c killed i . . l™*1' silence save May, 1.88 to I-8‘J : July. l . « , J r — Mai Lee O Wright, o f Lyons, Central terminal and plnee on n tivw Corn: -May, L32^* to 1-3 t j j „ ” , „ nd Lieut. A rt-ur L. Foster | special train o f the Big For railT v . r e m a r k s in 1.C1 Kail read f Weir o f Texas, were instantly; road. th, f ,,nafvhers looked Oats: May, 59^4 to CO. i » ----------- motor --------------------------------- I killed’ and their bodits burned In i Burial will he made at noon , ,Wi l l * ’ *. > , * i 1 1 "°r tight but from ban! banking! Kyden, Coblileskill, N. Y .; an.I E. was learned, until the house com­ |car at the crossing at MavtUA An odor has b e e n added to na, . u al Brooks Field j Tuesday in the family maaoleum j were representatives front |»B* fix - tu.al i S at l ittle Rock. Ark., to “0nd “ ' ; plane cra,h |G. Duckworth. Orlando. mittee concludes its investigation. Hook near here. I in Spring Grove ccmeUry t C in-jand budresn flrma of the city, t f h u the ^ the make escaping gas detectable, i • ! . SHOALS MEASURE IN SENATE TODAY FOR FINAL ACTION SANFORD SECOND CONFIRMATION OF CITY IN STATE TO WARREN SHORT 6 GET SOFT WATER VOTES IN SENATE f J Farm Body Members January business Shown To Be Good By Postal Receipts -Klaa Passes Review In Of Sanford Japan Expresses Its Views on Maneuvers Koiurians Endorse Washington News !f?r ,;rc1uth ,,r Man O f Eustis For ■mil- rcierv.il. a steel tank 1lb fc?!I District Governor Simple Funeral Services Are Held For Fleischminn In New York City vitality had Official France Is Pleased With Note Engine Hits Autos, Killing Six People Is �iff w a. le r s Just a Pantom ine G » < Birds Soon Will Be Exi terminated If Present Rate e f ‘ Slaughter By 6,000,000 Is Allowed Co Be Continued , NEW YORK. Feb. 0.— The mi­ gratory game birds nf North Amer. C% are threatened with practical extinction, In the opinion o f"D 2 . W7 T. Hornaday, noted naturalist and defender o f wi’d birds and an­ imals. Dvfcks ahd geese may com e to the vanishing point in ten years If the present rate o f slaughter continues. “ The doom o f our nonmigratory bird* as well is sounded unless bag limits are immediately Induced,” Dr. Hornaday declares. >-»tAn army of 0,000,000 hunters ydaipped with the nioHt modern de-1 vtces o f slaughter has reduced t o . ■ ^certainty the practical exterm i­ nation of the game birds if the present unparallcd rate o f destruction continues; the speuker said. •^fhere has never before been any­ thing equalling the present pur­ suit o f bird life in American hisNot even the destruction of IW buffnlo was more persistent .or widespread, - ’"It Is generally admitted that the nntnmohile has doubled the per­ il*; o f the gam.*, because it has placed every stretch o f water where duck; may he , and every ijtiiitlng ground within the reach o f hunters living wiihin n radius 6 t 200 miles or more. ‘ •"Tinder th* ruMn" of the I)elftm ent of Agriculture the bag tnit' thnt may h r shot by n single hunter in one dnv is 25 ducks o f dD'kinds, except th? wood duck anil <{ri«;r duck, and eight geese end (light b ra n d !.' The sensm lasts for three months or more. Tn#Ve lln;Ibi-are most wastefui. No man or nrainary sized family can eat 25 dpeks in one day, nor more than rW-PTtK o f that number, and since their snip is forbidden in most et£te*, indications are that n large percentage o f u full bng must lie given away or become a lors by de­ a lt ! ■*"Tho awful limit o f 25 ducks a dOV now prevails in 20 states, fntally including all the states where ^ th* ducks find winter feed and *P, where they congregate in g rea test. 1 ! numbers in winter. Although no ; u hunter gets his limit every d a y .; ir j d!pi in many stoics wher? ducks were once plentiful he will now he i fortunate if he killr one duck, yet i in those diminishing nreas where Ho ducks seek winter protection and ro| •ftjod. he ofteq gets the limit by |(j) the time most o f us are hrenkfa :,t- ', ihg; ' S traction for The CkampitM . “ . i BY H A R R Y B. HUNT WASHINGTON, FI*. D — Mat­ rons ami dowagers o f the capital Eocial set ate trettinpr crons-eved trying to look both north and south at the same time for the arrival o f the stork with burdens for two o f Washington's social favorites. While Alice I.ongworth is await­ ing the visitor at Chicago, Mrs. Cornelia Vanderbilt Cecil is await­ ing a like call at the baronial Van­ derbilt estate near Asheville, N. c« Miss Vanderbilt’s marriage to lfon. F, A. Cecil, form er first sec­ retary o f the British embassy, was the capital’s gala liuiJtlal event of a year ago. With the polo season closed and interest in bridge nml mah jongg waning, many o f the sportively in­ clined ure placing wagers on which will arrive first, the Longworth heir or the Cecil heir. “ There a*** New cw England cinH H ira Astrologist.and n B n u iu | jia ».«w - wm bo unu Lecturers Predicts Social And Politick] Upheavals In Addition to Other Disorders Alice Lcnpwbrth, Nee Jtoraeveil, and Cornelia Vander- NEW HAVEN. Conn., Feb. 0 Earthquakes, assassinations, t o r - . nadoes, violent storms, political, social and religious upheavals dur- J ing 1025, ns a result o f the to ta l; eclipse o f the sun, were predicted by Dr. Dclmar E. C roft, New Eng- • land lecturer, author, seer anti n s-! trologlst. in an interview here. "Tho general effect o f past ec­ lipses," Ur. Croft said, "has been! a disturbance in political and in -! dustrial conditions and a marked increase o f the element o f assas­ sination in addition to uphenvuls of nature. "In results indicated by the present eclipSo we shnll sea spec­ ial disturbances among Oriental nations. Japan, India and China will suffer p ..i'lcnl upheaval and readjustment. Italy wijl pass through a revolutionary period. Tho throne of Spain will be va­ cated. "Another effect will be to in­ duce great storms at sea, aug­ mented by u wide area o f earth­ quakes. The Atlantic coaHt, par- Bnrr adds, cannot continue indefi­ nitely, nor even for mneh longer. The feeling actuating shipbuilders generally has been to enrry on ns bert tltey can, and in doing so they arc considering the Interests o f the workman rather more than those o f the shareholders. Nobleman Finds Much Pleasure in W orking With tho banning by President, distance journeys they are Coolidge of mi official inaugural: «ionnlly driven by u locon n m :: , & ,0r th,° S i engineer who is a scion of o Jnvo ?^n?ffir L ,.i d probab,y, mojt aristocrat}? familie; E Vi advances in itibdl NW yA o f Section 4, Townakip ji j NW Vi NW'/« o f Section 12, Township^ SEMINOLE COUNTY, Empire Land Company, owner of the lands is closing out its interests in Floi at this low price if taken at once. I f Interested, Write oc ft • ’ Spain. This driver is a mi 1 , V m ? .‘ " . n r 0 !" ncr many titles. Hia name is i bUKS£^ t^?t ,tb,esC 1Maria Mencpa Rebolledo de t a« / , ’ ul » ot , / r fox un<l he is entitled to wea public building in Washington of- enroneis, among other noble . I fered so spncious or imposing a o f I)ukp o f Sarngosa, Conde c setting. Arena, Marques d*» I.azun The roof over this vast inner Caniznr, two o f which carry A new 5 roc in home furnished , court is supported by a double rank then, t|ic rnnU o f Grandee o f f $1500. take it. 8*irai ( towel ing pillars, each 85 feet For the past 20 years Jos.* <1 & loom bungalow with 10 acres b'gh and 20 feet in circuniference. i |a fox ha!l preferred working o f fine land. Very desirable lo­ 1 hey appear _♦? be o f Italian mar- nii’ rnuil encrinecr to tho eniox cation $2700. and on terms. ole, beautifully colored, handsome­ .........ACREAGE ly veined. But— On Meilonvlllo and on Sanford These pillars are but early ex ­ Avenues at lot prices. ample* o f whnt, during the war, LOTS— HOM EH— GROVES— •came to bo known ns "cam ou­ FARMS flage. ” They aren't marble at all. only brick und plaster! Km* pil­ W. V. W HEELER lar contains 55,000 bricks, all nice­ 110 E. Second St. Phone 101-J ly plastered over and painted to deceive. * ♦ * * Gtay-haired guards who have spent countless hours studying the lining o f this imitation marble have found in it many freakish I forms. | On one pillur the lines can be made out n fnirlv accurate pictuio o f George Washington. The Dixie Jubilee Sii On another the lines o f the Chattanooga, Tehn., will give a . “ ,........ marble” take on the form o f nn program at the Milano Theater on , Indian ........i warrior, bow drawn und Tuesday, Feb. 17, under the uus- arrow aimed. jiees o f Th *odore Ronscvdt Camp, On wii n third there seonia to he a Number i;t o f Unitid Spunish W a r : little — i red school house, with tho Veterans, according to an announce' c;,tars and .Stripes floating from its meat made today by Maj. Ellswortli flagpole. And a fourth, the G. A. Wili on, wlm is here in the interest A. attendants will point out to you, Only o f the entertainment. is a really marvellous imitation of The Dixie Jubilee Singers ure a Grand Army budge, with the out­ « DAYS declared to he the finest entertain­ stretched wings o f the eagle so (‘ InKt the mil- the motions o f a whistled hula ers o f their kind in the South mid minutely druwn us.to seem tip* r«• Lef^r.m.iitin,. ..f 1their rendition o f “ Swing Low .suit iff careful work, not o f accldnyed against dunce. He became a well-known ' Sweet Chariot,” within itself, is de- ( cnt. s of the year character both to resident;; and To Select automatically ttniriMr, ;r. h>* had s erved 18 years dared well worth the price o f ud-> But this most imposing interior mission. There are .10 people coin- in Washington is today less well thing o f th • in the police department, les mav pass , KotnO montht ago he contracted posing the Jubilee Singers, who, known and less frequently visited Furniture— At 1list o f game tuhnnilosis and was placed in ;i will appear in only three other ci- than aMV other in the capital. For ties of this state on this season's -ears it was kept in the public only to the rnuUariuni. Prior to the holiday did lovers. t<> season In* suddenly arose one night, tmu, St. Petersburg, Tampa und eye hv the quadrennial inaugtirn| hall. But the last official hall untry, to ail dressed find walked to his home I.akcland. In securing this group o f sing- was It! yearn ago. sated in pro- with the remark Hint he dcnr-sl Only in its memories does it ? for future to die in-his own inane among I.T.i ors, members o f the local post o f Spanish War Veterans feel that have the power to thrill and stiniow, before it family. Death came quietly sevorthev will he able to offer Hunfurd , ulutc. i al ni| lit* lut.iC. ------ ] 'l litotigho'.it the night before the m iiienl lovers a treat meh n* t h e y ] ---------------------------------fhU.UUO ram- ' fum' n ,l around Pulu’a cullhi relu- l.av. »i't. been able t.. enjoy for some 1 JACKSONVILLE— Pimm uiuuf 5W Y. M*. (! Hve; and friends kept watch over I line. A. (., King, lender o f the vvuy tor establishment o f iiiuniclI Me dead after ^the Hawaiian cur. - s in g e s . was for years director o f pa| hroadcaating station, ______________________ •<mi, the silcr.ee being punctuated the riakc University quartet. occasionally by waiting, for Pete -------------- --------------------^ : HAINES CITY— polk Company, PHONE 180-W <1 gutters he hud die n a native o f the islands Even the Chicago oyster.- have one of the largest grapefruit canand Elmira and island cu*toni-t were hi cus- 1 C'mi carrying concealed weapon.:., m r» in Florida, Marts seasonal oploilM. — Toledo Biadc. •erations with 150 employes. J O S E P H C. WA| Few Specials REALTOR Luke Wuleu, Florida Suite 3 Rhodesbilt Arcade STATE REPRESENTATIVE FOR ------------------------------ COMPANY - LAST CALL! Take Ad van! QUICK OHM* # Exception Opportune Practically W holesale Prices »•t reels FORT MELLON Nature intended Florid Nature intended Fort Mellon to be Subdivision ot SantQrd V I a . . . P r o m o t e r s o f S a n f o r d 's F i n e s t S u b d i v i s i o n ] * • *. ^ , I �1. SANFORD SECOND CITY IN STATE TO BET SOFT WATER »•«•« »'l <1 |H l >. . <" > (CptiUmifd from page 1) with a combined capacity o f 12,* 000,000 gallons a day, or capable o f furnishing 24 fire streams. Two pumps are operated by 100 horse ‘ power electric motors and two by •100 horsepower crude oil-engines. Theso pumps cun draw a supply ritlier from the wells in the sand hills or from a 12 inch well 500 feet in depth at the pumping plnnt for, emergency fire use. Auxiliary Fire System. In addition to the main pumpTnfe plant there is an auxiliary fire protection system which "ec/n«lTtS' nf -eight 0 inch artesian wells in the business district o f the city.. Kuril of th-wa wells is t.fitted, wifi? » steamer r.oxzle for use by tho motor fire engines. There wells are also connected to a 250 horsepower gasoline engine pumping unit which can deliver 3.300 gallons a minute or eleven fire streams into the system o f rnains supplying the entire city. This emergency pumping unit is Hrinected to the city tnalns at nil times and is uh nearly automatic it4‘ possible for any machine to be. To nut this unit in operation to supply eleven fire streams it is only necessary to push a black . button, requiring the same effort 1 and intelligence ns is necessnry to ' turn on un electric light. * I The distribution system consists , of 3K miles of cast iron main* in i siie froqi 12 to I inches. 1 The pumping cuuipment \ya,1 , manufactured and erected by Fail • ' hanks Morse & Co., excepting the air compressors which were furnirhed by the Pennsylvania Pump Co. The construction o f the entire plant was completed m nine months. The waterworks wstein was constructed hy day lahir un• der tlio direction o f the City C-om( mission acting through W. d . Wil, liams, City Manager. Consulting . Engineer, in t charge was Jo.« K. ' Craig, of Jacksonville and Resi1 dent Engineer F. L. Barrett. I The' CUv* Commission received • bid3 for the work, and decided to complete it with day labor which was done in less time and for less cost than proposed by any o f the bids received. If Sold! * • PRIEST T E L L S coNWRMAinoNj)F OF “SOFT JOBS” AT U . S . PRISON I ' t u - ». ( Continued from page 1) (Continued from page 1) t j VOte Rbiel was given $10,500 and as the ! for him, which Rives » posalble matwo were returning on tho train to ; Jority oRninst the president's apAtlanta the Ohio man handed th'e * pointee o f seven or eight, priest $2,100 as his part o f th e ' Because o f this situation It is “ sale" money, the witness asserted,1nrtbablu that the appointment will relating that he first deposited tho! be held over so as to com e before funds in an Atlanta bank, but later the new senate that convener on moved it to New York. j March 4 to approve the cabinet seWillle llaa r, Fred Haar, Carl lections for the new term. Then Haar, Baughnf Sam Goldberg, T u -,th e chances o f W arrens eonfirmaten and Bailey, convicted in Suvun-| tion will be much better, but by nah, all received “ soft job s" and i no means certain. * other special privileges after being i The new senate consists o f 55 admitted at the prison, Hayden j Republicans, 40 Democrats and stated. only one Farmer-Labor man. Mannic Kessler and t Morris Doubtful ir. 69th A lso Lwentwood, wealthy New_ York There remain in the senate most COPENHAGEN, Feb. 10. — , J Writing in the Nationaltidend? on i o trade between Denmark and the h United States during 1924, D r.! t John Dynely Prince, the Americnn i ji minister to Denmark say* that ah c though the figures for the trade between the two countries fo r 1921 n are not yet complete, it appears certain that the mutual trade has, increased during, the past year nnd is prohuldy now ut whut might ho cidled a new normal .following the ! . v£b-*-*v !■•v v v ’S ip -'- A - competitors whereby each engaged » « ivui to respect the others inlying mar- nK. W1 ket, with the result that the Imper- w5 . ial Tobacco Company enjoys “ a practical monopoly o f certain types j .‘r o f tobacco grown in Virginia, North , Carolina and South Carolina, and a e special interest in certain typos I grown in Kentucky," while the | . American Tobacco Company holds .. . “ u special interest in c th ;r ty n es, i, ‘ grown in those states.” The fu r- cent j(J iher charge was made that both j n j.uct companies were engaged in a boy- jnws (j Presenting Jnck Soutar o f Phila­ cott o f tobacco grow ers’ c o -o p e r a -[jn „ rj,, to vote ngainst Warren muat be delphia. conquerer o f Yalter Kinlive .associations. , ' i;„,. «,< obtained from the following list: sella, New York, for the nutionnl i Borah, Couzens, Norris, Brook- professional court tennis cham­ heart, Frazisr, Ladd, Howell, La pionship. The match win played • Several million workers in Great Follette, nnd Johnson Of these in Gotham recently. Britain are paid on a slitting scale Ladd is uncertain, as he became their wuges going up und down us regular on tho Stone confirmation, an index o f retail prices rides ami although he ir among those read < out o f the nnrty in the g en era l: ---------------------------------- out using a match. , banning o f the La Follette crowd. I The pay o f a West Point Cadet, j A new Italian locomotive is op-1 injc Johnson o f California is among ' including an ^allowance for rations eruted hy compressed air so that it i two those who huve not declared them- j 13 about $1,072 a year. * can run over flooded tracks. j Frit; selves, hut whose general attitude cuuses them to be included among the opposition. $10,000 Bond Is Fixed mils In Dr. Edwards' Case Elizabeth Miller, 10, Toledo gypsy, claims her father sold her in mar­ riage to George Mitchell, 10, for $500 and three “ skinny" horses. She has run away from her hus­ band o f two weeks ami asks police to “ h.dp me bo an American girl." TO SUBMIT ISSUE SOON PLAN NEW SCIIOOI Sanford Lodge No. 1241 M ANATEE, Feb. 10.— This, place soon is to have a new and com­ modious public school building through a bond issue, the school hoard having voted to submlr a proposal for an issue o f $00,000 to the voters, and it is said thnt the school patrons are i nfavor o f vot­ ing the bonds. A modern threshing machine can do ns much work in a dnv ns could be done by fifty men with tho flail o f former days. The hairspring o f a watch weigh hut one twentieth o f a grain per inch. One mile o f such wire would weight less than half a pound. GETS YEAR SENTENCE •v 1 TU I *i l t PENSACOLA, Feb. 10.— Peter Carlson, a ft: herman, has been sent to the state prison for one year fpr .violating a suspended sjntence imposed by Judge C. Moreno Jones in couht 'o f •record.• Carlson was released last Wednesday under the ruspended ujntence for drunkennets, went out and repeated the olf{nse'tlft‘ fdllowlhg'day, and drew t r r p j W l y w A e h cW t f e o r d . ric bnd promised not only not to get Bmaki anjvm oro hut also* to leave ■ ' Regular M eeting— W ednesday, Feb. 11th. 203 O A K AV E , form erly Eagle Bldg. Nomination o f Officers. Ballotim? for Candidates. S. RUNGE, Sect. . a ■ B B B B H B B B B B M B B B IIB B flB B B B E B flB flB B flB n flB B B B B B B B flB B B B B B R flH B B flB B lIli yiy^art of,testate A Nice Big Restricted Building Lot “BEL-AIR” $ 3 0 0 to $ 7 0 0 Time and Prices are right to ma ke you big profit we are only selling 100 o f the ‘107 Beautiful lots in Remember Street and other improvements soon to start, Public Service ex tentions assured as needed. H. B. LEWIS, President R. C. M A X W E LL, Secretary Telephone' 349. s coolness and mellow “body”are a revelation to pipe smokers back about 1870, James N .Wellman developed a secret tobacco process which won initantand widespread hvor. Ity ie ld e d a f u lle r - b o d ie d richness , m ildn ess n n d fra g ra n ce �THE 8ANF0KD HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10.1925 B P S ta r ts ' o b t a in e d B Y ! USE O F CREPE DE CHINE W |in number o f ^othteted against ofrenfuring January* , « * ' repert made public Ece R. G. Williams „r. There-were 1.73 ring the month, or Committed to higher •re dismissed..Finca *2.453. came next totaling tion* o f the traffic illowed with - 28. ring a motor Vehicle , influence o f intoxd six. Defendants .iline or possessing d 16. according to « remainder o f the do up of a variety hich included 13 iling. < B M At February8am|uet Arc Placed on Market At CTiirchTonfgHt I-otn in Franklin Terrace, n sub­ *n*i>-fi a W iu cA V u ** m a ay ntn itatt or rtMm~ HI A. Notice U hereby ( I n a that W . K Pearsall. purchaser of Tax Cer­ division recently opened by Flctchtificate No. Jt«. dated the BUT day Dr. C. w . Duke, o f Tampa, one er * Bulger o f Orlando, were for-i or June. A. t i IHS. hat flltd tald certificate In tny office. and hat o f Florida’s moat widely known mally placed on the market today BERKELEY. Feb. 'Tho latest made application for lax deed' to mipisters, will be the chief speak­ by lx»c A. Conolcy. who is hand-! Issue Ifi Accordance with law. Said er tonight when the February Ilnf; Iho r a le -o f this property lo­ sport to bo intitoducnd at th e. Un­ certificate embrxera the followlhK iversity o f California u “ solitary Men’s Banquet will be held begin-1 cated it the southwestern part of •Icncrlbed property situated In Seminole county, rlorldt, to-w lt: nhigjit 7:30 o’clock at the Baptist the city. «ex. a n f t n: of s b cor. of n b church. A program which includes >i of HIVH Sec. 7 Twp. It 8. Hugh M. Fletcher, a member of two other speaker* o f note,w has Itanxe IS BT Hun N to Brleh the firm. „wns In the city this road SWLT to point W , of >Rex. been arranged. morning completing arrangements1 K. to Bex.— 1 acre. Br. Duke will rpeak on “ The with Mi. Conolcy whereby the lots' Tlic sold Innd helm: assessed at Church nm| tho City.” In addi­ were put on tho market today. The the d a te 'o f tho Issuance of such tion to being a prominent -minister • ••rtificate in the name of Un­ property h rapidly undergoing e x - , of this state, Dr. Duke is a Chau­ tensive known. Unless said certificate shall improvements. Streets !••• rrdemmed accordlnx to law tax tauqua speaker o f note. ' An outiavs been extended and wntcr, j deed will Issue thereon on the 3rd day of March. A. V.. 1913. ig’nt and gns connections have, been made. ; Witness my official alxnatnre and seal this the 13 rid day of Jan­ Work hao already started on th »j uary. A. It, 1915. first of six bungalows which are to [ (Seal) Jfl - w r .p j California School f v. k. noun lass, he erected immediately bv the com­ pany. Upon their completion they will he offered for sale at nt- y b u T H P lfL . & A N & ©F flat v n u v .s ^ Clerk Clrrnlt Court. Seminole County Florida, ny A. M. WKKKH, D. C. A hick town is a place where ev­ erybody recognises the cars parked aionk the dark roads.— St. Joseph Gaxettc. lilwayNow < ity In Peking: • John McCommack 111; To Come to Miami! . A 10.—The street overcoming various financial difficulties Ljjtion on tho, part o f Lrnbers of commerce. Ung several postpon[the past 10 months, i has nt last boen L appropriate cere|ng the cutting o f a | »nd official trolley LonderfUlly bedecked Tennis Is WrrP t>U|_LTjEfc W & jr TCP,—w—vw fiv^ClkVAVai*^: |t>iteration * o f tho L basal ostensibly on [ they- would impose libs coolies through I The French promot- FFHERB Is nothing lovelier to | appear, to have look upon than a lovely woman a overcome it. and aIn a lovely evening gown. And If IJiiiup have promised (ory wherein n lot o f h ir manner la aa lovely an hor id employment. look* and accoasorlea—the picture •he present* la utterly charming Banquet and memorable—a Princess Charm­ ing. And that’s what Frances How­ f the Sanford Shrine ard Is in the Paramount produc­ number of Shrincrs tion of ’’The Swan.” And being a princes* requires qutto « wardrobe.' iding cities were enYou’d bo surprised. Even tho a banquet Monday smatleat kind of a princess In the Seminole Cnfe. Tho ir at the function wnk smallest kind of a romantic king­ itevens, o f Portland, npcrial Potentate o f londayNight FRANCES NF.W ORLEANS Fob. lO .-O n n.'vicc o f his physicians, John Budded on Four Year Sour Orange McCormnck. the tenor, has post, ALL- WHIT If poned all concert engagements for N IN C ; Roots the immediate future until March WE HAVE: and wilt leave here for Minmi. Fin., tomorrow, where he will Dancy Tangerines, spend ubout two weeks resting Vnloncia Oranges it wus announced here this nfternoon. Pnrson Brown Oranges Mr. McCnfmick arrived hero Pineapple Oranges f'''- Vo- "' ' v -\3R JM The officers named wore Rol-crt Saturday und enroute contrnctod a Marsh Seedless Grapefruit. • ^ 'd fil I T. Thrnsher. president;'O.'J. rope,'T ig h t cold which wus aggravated ! vice-president; 11. A. MncAulcy,' Saturday nfternoon wlicn lie atWrite or wire uh for quantity pricea. , secretary-treasurer; W. S. Thornthe races. He won to We have the stock.' Can serve you quick worked out In cloth of gold. . A ton. musical director, and F. S.* tended ■loped band Is quilted, and the gold Daigcr, assistant musical director,'• hnve appenrud in concert hero to­ night. SUMMERFIELD NURSERY CO. Mayor Forrest U k e appeared ad Ho announced that be had origfectlyely. This quilted band slants one 0f the speakers. Others who Marion County, up and backiron aplain bead* *ddrcp*pf| the rlnr* nwtnhcfti were innlly planned to take a shorr va­ SUMMERFIELD, FLORIDA cation in March', and that he would band of tho samomaterial. F. l\ Forster. R. G. Orwick, J. D. go now, filing his February eohTho affair at the right Is a aim- Jinkins H. C. IluUose, It. J. Holly, cert dates in March. plo band of flat velvet roses drawn I- R- Philips, who is teacher tightly across the back of tho neck. o f lhc cln,'!,• and then over tho top of the head,* Thc <hnl"g mam was decorated hist a trifle to tho rear. Tbt* Is wi,h r08C8 n,H! cut flowors which reallv a rhnrmimr WL>rc Presented with the comnli1 1WIUMI •SIRKUI 7 rl!Z . nf " u K; r . "rents ot Mrs. W. A. Ginn. Those pSDAIHYMANS dress and could be copied success- who H c n . c d werc Mesdame., (5. W. NOT ALWAYS T1IE CHEAPEST BUT TRE BEST. LET DS folly by anyono. Tbe nso of flat Spencer, Claude Herndon , Zcb k*\ r f a ia v / velvet flowers for tho headband for Bailiff, L M. Telford, Mrs. t’ rawHELP YOU REDUCE YOUR FEED ftlLI,S->YGiUU MONEY hat trimmings and for dresses Is ford. ! ’. M. Elder and It. B. MonBACK IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED” growtng. roe. ______________ • • ____________ Readings bv Miss Rosamond Lime—Cotton Seed Meal—Purls Green -------------------------- ;--------------------------, Radford. Mrs. j . O. Dean and Mrs. MARX IS ELECTED James Barnes figured in the pro­ gram. A qunrtotte composed o f u hht what a cow EATS butwhat ihe BERLIN, Feb. 10.—The Phis- Mc-wrs Stone, Scott, Parker and DIGESTS that produces milk and butUr fata _ ____________ _________ _ cian Diet today elected Dr. Wil- Reitte provided scverul vocal scheim Marx, former Chancellor ns lections. •*5HHS|h “ dom. But' Mils Howard selected her royal wardrobe with taste' and discretion, and wore It Ilk* a queen. The photo above shows hor In a gllttpmtg white gown. T t la crepo do chine, trimmed In white awansdown, with a border o f crys­ tal beads at tho bottom, and an all-over doolgn worked out over tbo rest ot tho dress In the same boads. Three strands of pearls circle hor hwan-llkn throat. Tho clonk was ermine, trimmed In white fox. Two other headdresses selected by Miss •Howard' are sketched above. The" one at the left Is A s tw s o r/ Her work has been somintnded by army, navy and murine authorities and by police magistrates. Mrs. Campbell, who has a son and daughter in tin service, helpH service men in trouble by supply­ Miami— Florida East Const Ruiling Bmall funds or by communi­ cating with relatives. It is her rcud Company to construct draw­ proud boast thnt no man shu hnn bridge ncross Miami ennui near Hialeah. aided dYCr returned to court. She Hialeah. takes pYTdfi 'ih another p a t r i o t i c ---------------------------service, tho placing o f wreaths on About 15 million is the average cVery flbw grave in the Arlington|number of bananas consumed tlainational cemetery. , . ly, in the United States. ' . who addressed the |eMayor Forrest Lnko, Urcll, Judge E . . F. and Mr. Winston, E. Went of the club, netr visitors present were Mdl, president, o f the brine club: W jlbpr nident of the Orlando »nd Mr. Miller, pres-, it Eustis Shrine club, if was provided for tbe CITRUS TREES • SANFORD FEED & , SUPPLY COMPANY DAIRYMAN S DELIGHT Japan’s naval budget for the fiscal venr 11)25-26 will he about *70,000,000. _ . . , „ Coconut trren in Hawaii are wrapped with n Imnd of tin to prevent rats and crabs from climbing them and eating part o f the eoconnt:t». Myrtle Ave., and 4th St. S39 itrwofctmi ri.- oat... 1- K I J ■ | 1 ■ ■ 1 K A % i l .'H I &l J; W M -y / A ■ MA I l 1 -B \ . 1 J 7 ' H ■ 9 -' : i | 1 I m ^ t 1 lm 1 W L 1 ON THE NORTH BY FRANKLIN STREET ON THE SOUTH BY GENEVA AVENUE ON THE EAST BY OAK AVENUE ON THE WEST BY ELM AVENUE NOUGH S A ID OWNERS Frank Phone No. 149 Sanford Loan & S a v in g s Jno. W. Sneed �*>• *or> . . .. . • tS-1>i li .-joz -v * L%> DR T h e S an fo rd H erald PafclMkaMl •*«*•»< HmMljir at Hanford, * lorMa Entered ns Second Class Mutter. October 27. 1913. ut the PostoRIce at Sanford.- Sloridn under Act of >,«37. R O U M V It t . i i k .i m . n . n o w ah i> iiKitt; . t'dltor ...... Mananrr lit Msaaolln Arenac Phone Ida n tn it c iiir T io iv h atksi One Year. »7.tm: Six Months .12.60 Delivered In City by Carrier, per ■week. 15c. Weekly Kdltion. *2.00 per Year. I MKMBP.n TIIK AHOCIATKII PIIKHH The Associated Press la, exclus­ ively entitled to the use for repuhllcatlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise eredlted In this paper and also the local news published herein. All rights of rrpubllcatlon of special dispatches herein are also reserv­ ed. TU ESDAY, FEB. 10. 192.1. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY All Is w ell:— U t not your heart he troubled: ye believe In God. be­ lieve alao in me. In my Father’s house arc many mansions: if it were not so, 1 would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. John 14:1-2. TO A COLLIE named ore you—o f tawny coat, With your snowy ruff and waving plume, A prince indeed, for majesty Marks every posture you nssume. Well ;‘ y - •; THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10,1925. PAOJSFPUK They Get Lessons From The Floods Good-road ndvocatea in Georgia are cheerfully' finding the silver lining in the cloudB that descended over the pros­ perity o f many sections o f their stpte in the recent flood situation. Bfecause. pf.the damage done, and as a result of the lessons taught, these cheerful people predict that Georgia will see the beginning of an era o f concrete-road construction that will forever protect the people o f their state against a re­ currence of the destruction that has been wrought on the public roads in these first few weeks o f 1925. Many writers and speakers have pointed out that the concrete-roads of Georgia stood up under the floods. •These writers have also called attention to the wisdom of building for the nges instead o f for the period between storms as seems to have been the method in many Georgia counties. It may require many millions o f dollars to build the good roads, but Gedrgia can afford to expend millions for such work. The money saved by the prevention of the damage of one flood such as has destroyed the highways in South Georgia this winter would amply pay the interest on the money needed for the construction of genuinely permanent roads. And while we arc on the subject, what of the lessons that Florida was supposed to have learned from the floods of last fall? Will there be any more approaches to bridges so badly graded that rising rivers can overflow nnd mnke hem unsafe for use? The installing o f needed culverts, ins this been nttended to? Of still grenter importance, what movements are underway for the replacing of unsubstantial “ improved” roads by roads thnt can carry heavy traffic and (eep their excellence? Probably excelling in importance every other public ntercst in Florida is the matter o f road construction. The lime has come for Florida to spend money for the acquisition of roads that no rain storm enn put out o f commission* -------------------- o--------------------- As Brisbane Sees It “ A N EXCITING TIME W AS H A D 'BY ALL” The World Didn't End. Flelschminn a Warning. Those Dull Masses. Mr. Rodrefelier Give*. , BY ARTHUR 8RIBBANI / The reason d*ntMV hoy do i„ be« £ ' the men all ne^V, 3 $ *Thc most fun b, throw a biscuit i J r 'j some formal dinrd^ ■ reMordant i* * 0 AS THIS is written poor, delud­ ed, superstitious creatures in Cali­ fornia and on Long Island are straining their eyes toward tho sky, waiting for a flash to let them know that the end o f the world Is coming and that they, like miserable worms, hnve been chosen by the Almighty, from all beings on earth, to be saved nnd carried up in a cloud. The unpleasant feature is a number of suicides caused by fright in connection with * the ridiculous cnd-of-thc-world predic­ tions. SOCIALISTS TELL you thnt the world will not end for several hundred million o f yenrs, barring n cataclysm in interstellar space. And the sun is good for several hundred millions o f yenrs, barring the end docs come, the difference between the nvernge inhabitant o f this earth, mcntnlly, t\nd Long Island’s “ Prophet c f Doom” ,w ill be considerably greater than the difference between that "Prophet of Doom” nnd a cockroach. Good W ork F or The Legislature |OANDoii 34*1 Things c h a i ^ " what is right the time ofdtT £ paper *o you j N The end freq{j.*i-. means, but means may justify O' The man wh0 docsn ^ ?all in lotsv to do it. Spend your fou L * nnd time will kill ’ -/}/ A fever blistn.km-l j an excellent chip ^ OUCH/ i <5tt( lF «L TUNMY p i ’Q . V ^ :A <CF I A hypocrit? ii a ^ j big auto to make* jealous. Many a min his friends think ibJl be surprised to ImT? think at nil. I* , , Being cheerful « l merely n habit, Su l your income and,*^ rcot* i» s Young people ^ foolish became tin things it takes learn. 1 LITTLE MR. REIDT, Long la*t A king at heart, you seek n throne, land's prophet, wisely postponed The mightiest roek on rock-strewn S t o v e and Every section o f Florida will undoubtedly exhibit ap­ his. end o f the world for one week. /A I , shore; It is necossnry, it seems, for “ the proving interest in the proposed anti-mosquito legislation Wood] Dreaming your gaze is fixed nfar, * /« saints on the other planets to mo­ The small nnd trivinl you ignore. which will be asked for this spring at Tallahassee. Cut to M l •* 19.00 per rorf Dr. George W. Simons, Jr., o f the state health department, bilize for the Inst day." •* A young rquirrcl dnres— you heed plans to offer* data to the state legislature in April, obtained It might surprise the prophet if Britt Realty l it not, from a survey in which he is now engaged. Then he will he could reniize how mnny of On Weightier things your thoughts request passage of a Mosquito Abatement Control Act which those other plnncts there arc nnd are bent; Your master’ s coat lies at your would mnke it possible for state sanitary forces to begin to what extent the saints dwell; feet, actual extermination work. ing on them differ in outward npS A V E anet THE OPIUM FIASCO A dog’s first duty your high intent T H R IV E The act, ns outlined, by Dr. Simons would enable each penrance. LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL A Reformed Seventh Dny A d­ It mnttors not where his labors lie, district to raise funds on a local option basis; nnd he is 1925 On mountain top or burning sands optimistic enough to believe that in two years, from the ventist saint from the planet Mars, has been The withdrawal o f tho Amcricnn consumption o f opium Enough for you to follow and servo date of starting work, a district could he entirely elenred or from one o f the plnncts thnt prevalent in India for 100 years A master kind—who understands. circle around the giant Aldcburnn, delegation from the International and it is virtually universally us­ of mosquito pests. opium, conference nt Geneva and the consequent assurance that ed n common household remedy, And yet, Dr. Simons admits, Florida has 'thirty-five would be worth seeing. Ah, Prince, in months you nro so W E W A N T Y O U WITH US, mtthing o f any great value to­ prophylactic or narcotic, besides young— varieties of mosquitoes, o f the two hundred nnd fifty va­ its use by addicts. . JULIUS FLEISCIIMANN, dend ward the suppression of tho il­ In faithfulness you arc old nnd rieties in the United States. Many o f these mosquitoes, the The British point o f view, here on the polo field nt Minmi, is anoth­ licit drug trnffic can be accom­ You hnve mnny friends who nre depositors of thbV ' *true, nnd wc wnnt you with us, ttoo. We cordially intiiij Doen*your master know how rich health man points out, are fever carriers, but he reminds er warning to men jinst 41. A fter plished just now is cnusc for gen­ is that production for home con­ to come in und get acquainted. us that when we consider seventy—five per cent do not thnt ngc, especially for those whose eral regret, but the Porter dele­ sumption is a matter o f domestic . ho is lives hnve been sedentary, the gation had no alternative under concern since control o f traffic in In the love o f a dog like you? travel more than a mile and a half from their breeding spirit There is no formality here. Ycu will find it very^ is willing, hut the heart is the unwise instructions it receiv­ opium for international consump­ — Caroline Igiwrence Dior, in places, it will tie seen that the pests can be exterminated by tion is In the hands o f the provicund pleasant to do business with this strong bank. wcuk. ed from Congress. Christian Science Monitor. intelligent work. Theodore Roosevelt, like Julius Suppressing the opium trnffic, inl assemblies. The British hold Flcischmnnn, Wied unnecessarily. ns attempted nt Genova, was beset such consumption and production May we hope to serve you too? Aided by a corps o f sanitary engineers, Dr. Simons is His "A ll .words thnt picture evil arc rugged mind and will out­ with enormous difficulties, kou- therofor arc not illegitimate under cntlVe of evil." cren making a preliminary survey of an area two miles wide from lasted his physicnl strength. When cornlng many o f which those un- the Hague convention. As far ns exporting of opium Fort Pierce to Delray. Tests and analyses of tho different he should have been building up fnmiliar with Far Eastern affairs, Snafnnl in all dressed up in its blood (|uulity nnd resting his heart, especially the internal udministrn and its production for export are specimens will be completed by the first of March, and no “ U-turn” signs. went training with a retired tion o f producing colonics, enn concerned, Viscount Cecil nnd his accurate figures will be available for the use of the legislature he ----------o prize fighter, running long dis­ have little conception. delegation ion hnve been rendy and J D A 1VI 1 / Bureau* may conn* and burcqjis whftn Hit* anti-mosquito meuaurc-comes up-for attention in tance** a lon g -h ot-m a d e sbvbnavy. .a fth rtiu a U g n a t-p ro b le m - which i willing mnyi4p> blit tho weather goes on April. idinn C ovorn m ch r hds W •» * ' * 1 ’ ~ * sweaters. That was a direct in­ carno up, and which.was possibly Tho Indian fore vitation to the death which soon tho biggest stumbling block o f the pressed itself prepared to restrict, SI.NKOltD. FI,A. It would be “ worth millions” for Florida to he freed came. The blood, weakened, could two months’ parleying, was that o f or even to prohibit entirely such Say, what has become o f this from mosquitoes. And under scientific direction and with not resist germ attack. pinna for limiting raw opium con- export " i f requested by consumm an/Dawes who was famous for adequate money to pay for the expense of drainage, filling, sumption in India. Closely allied in« countries." Here the attitude his sircar w ords? PROFESSOR WIGGAN, a biol- with this was the. subject o f pro- of the British-Indian delegates is and oiling, the good work could be done. ogist, worried because, says he, the duction in the Hritish Empire o f perplexing, for the importers of -------------------- o--------------------Sotne o f those sheets in the par­ race of college men is rapidly dying th» East. The United States won Indinn opium are none other than ade last night looked as if they out. They have few hnhhs. That’s its point in the effort to discuss the Strnits Settlements, British HEREAFTER the American flnK will fly continuously had Men slept in. North Borneo and other British going to destroy the mental qual­ Indian consumption. over Sulgrave Manor, England, ancestral home of George -o ity o f the country. s far as domestic consumption colonics, for the most p q f t .. The ■■■■■■IK W a lo v e to see some boob with Washington. Less than 150 years ago George Washington The gentleman says, "College in |India is concerned, the eating Dutch colonies also nre large buy­ utmost nicety o f grammatical nrt, was a despised “ rebel” in England with a price on his head. graduates furnish nine out o f every of (opium is so widespread n habit ers. exclaim "W hom will it b e ? ” It is nil a matter o f Govern­ Now the world knows him for what he was.—Tampa Tribune. ten leaders in all branches. The that the Bombay Provincial Gov-omusses never produce anything, cipment recently ennetod a iuw ment sincerity. China forbids the; A iilin with push can get there, create or discover or invent any­ limiting the size o f pills which exporntion of opium, yet Siam’s I but it'takes the* men with chnrnC; y be fed to babies, but nothing official figures frankly rcveul the i thing worth while. These nre all ter tp s tn y there. — Shepard. wis said about how mnny pills imporatntion o f thousands o f kilos tho products o f separate unique BELIEVING T H E W O R LD W ILL END rr.l ----------- o----------Every One nt a Bargain on Easy Term.*. night be given them nt one time! of opium from one Chinese pro-1 minds." When you ask a girl to marry NKW YOIIK WORLD / League o f Nntions report de­ vince alone. But before India can you hHd she replies that she is TH A T’S INTERESTING, espec­ cares that prohibition is regarded act finally, it must find some sub­ Oak Hill— Pine Crest— Woodruff Subdue willing, don’t get the idea that' The world did not end lust night. themselves, and apparently twice ially to Thomns A. Edison, who at impossible by the Government. stitute for the millions in revenue shcV w niting. Some o f the advanced Adventists rent because they shine against u never went to college. It would 1 ie-Indian office shows where which the opium trade brings in. Wc arc agents for these subdivisions and I on Long Island expected it then; background so fantastic. Here is interest Abraham Lincoln also. He One '.thing the Sanford motorist some good buys in each some o f them expect it tonight, j long-repressed desire finding a didn't go to college either. , docsnlt have to worry about is But of nothing have we been so j way to gratify itself Miss KenAs to national loss, due to the whether or not ho can puss a THREE LOTS ON SANFORD HEIGHTS | mornllv certain ns that tomorrow’s! nody, on the day before the world fact thnt college men have few stnndthg street car. CLOSE IN dnwn will find on the same Long ends, spend the afternoon in the children, the answer is that a man -oGAINESVILLE SUN Island hill-top the same dozen city hunting for u Paisley shnwl, a Incking the energy to have chil­ Of course we couldn’t lie certnin ’ $800 each in the. moonlight but we thought small, chilled, but mortal still, who family heirloom. How ninny times dren isn’t uny great loss to a |The editor o f this pnper hns' the highway between Ocala and I wo sa^t someone in that parade last hnve waited there to meet their has she wished for just thnt shawl; country. times recently I Gninesville. A traveler, early in J written several Lord. Here they nre: Robert Iteidt decided it was too expensive? Here night, we’d seen before. waiting for this dny for fourteen is prejudice: (Sod will not save John I). Rockefeller, Jr., gives ibout the growing lawlessness of Ithc niKht’ was •“ -‘W up 011 n ,OI,e----------o---------ly section of the road, relieved o f ' The population o f New York yenrs, calling himself the Apostle I mankind, but only thnt small sec $100,000 to help build a great Pro; his money and his automobile ta- ( o f Doom, predicting that “ only i tion o f mankind which conforms tcstnnt City is becoming denser every ken from him. Two young m e n ' year;,m ainly because all the w ise! * 1 brides of the Lamb” will ] to certain customs. Here is petty Ne were the highway robbers. One live to see to-morrow morning; i persecution: the Rcidt children nre he birds. l)ave coma to Florida. Realtors of them was about nineteen years '■ Reidt’s wife and four scared chil-| chased home from school, taunted, of age and the uther som ew hat1 dren; "M r. Downs o f Yaphank," tormented, because their family is If you lived in Miami or New hntred older* These youngsters are su;»York-U ity you wouldn't have n fanner, who hns lived his fifty- "different." Little they know of have contributed to help burn the y young men pnd with quite a posed to be adventurers and nre I ......... seven yenrs in the same Long Is-1 the world’s end, fed ns they nr * rhancu to see bettor g olf than will church o f nnother faith. He |now being hunted Phow 202 First Street. be played in Sanford'"next Friday.I b‘ nd town, who quotes Scripture to on carrots nnd water to prepare wouldn’t have given money to it. prinkling of young women. Within the last few days two How to account for this epidemic the reporters, eyes flashing, voice them for the crack o f doom. In the old days men contributed Here, too, is the same strange to u church, feeding that they urglaries and robberies have been j of crime amongst young men wo B oh 'liolly o f Sanford is one of booming like a drum; Miss Ken­ u n i" the Bravest men in Florida. H nedy of Valley Stream, middle-ug mixture of science nnd anti-science were actually giving the money to onimitted in Gainesville. In one must leave to wiser heads th a n ,____________ _ went to Chicago right in the mid- ed. a spinster, prim, dressed in which hns tampered so frequently God Himself, preparing a house f these, four young men. strung-1 ours. What tho psychology o f i t ! _____ z________ ^ die o# winter, and didn’t wear a black, devoted to her prayer-book with men’s affairs. Reidt cannot for Him here on the earth. Now r» in the city were involved. In is w<i d<l not know. It may follow he J'1" other in the the wake wake of the world \rthur Rupp, n young man who trust the astronomers who believe men give through civic pride; IL"; ^ a " young vm.ng student student was was in of the world war. war. It ( wig, cither.— Ocala Star. , has followed at Reidt’s heels since (the sun is moving in its Hchedulo.mite a chance II ' burglar. _Of the four young may be the fault o f our system of 1 ---------- o« - » ho «• saw ...... the vision; •*-- ibe - the 1 h /uen engaged in the Phifer store i education, it may be the fault | A man, from his shoulders down, I•first three No-1I..... course. But Jupiter <is -to Ir worth $2.10 a dny. but front his groes who divide their time bo- first heavenly stop on thc way to THE HONORABLE rov oh ik i.rUrK,nry* two ° ( (hem endeavored j o f parents ‘in not surrounding! ... —v.. stoic ------their --------homes with . doing ~ sc, -------. ------ proper e h n s t-1 shoulders up there is no limit to I tween white prayers and Negro Paradise. Why Jupiter? “ Be- Kngawa says Japan wants only to escape and.. . in i inn influences. It is probably a his earning capacity.— Edward W. I hymns. Ami the world, these Icause the corona o f the cclmsc peace; isn’t thinking about war a fine automobile. In this pnper yesterday, was an j combination of nil thijsc things.! Bcntty. Hooray for tho long neck, j twelve agree, v. ill end tonight with [was pointed here." at all. To prove it he shows that Account o f a robbery committed m And it is1alarming. a clark cloud nestling down to And stubborn faith: These doz- Japan hns reduced her army. The Tampa Times brings out earth to carry the true believers cn believe for no other reason ex ­ That doesn’t prove a desire for this: on its shoulders to a C alifornia1 eept that they do believe. So pence. It only proves Japanese in­ woods, where God’s searchlight I the rest o f us go on believing, if telligence. They know that in fu­ It ain’t the individual THE SERVICE RENDERED Nor army as a whole, shall shine to murk' the first stop) not in midnight ends o f thc world, ture wars, especially wars acres.NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE on the road to Paradise; thence nt least in thc perfection o f our the Pacific, armies will play nt But the everylastimr teamwork Of dvery bloomin’ soul. Jupiter; thence Heaven — w hile'ow n sort o f world, or its ability to part. A thousand fliers, with th* The new pocket Oxford Diction­ o f ever so glad, ever so sorry, or -» By the Seminole County Bank i* the fire, hail ami pestilcnco consume |stay put forever, or in bhe Uievit right kind o f poison gas am Homo advertisers have peculiar this little world of ours. ability o f the next war. or in tho bombs, will mnke the biggest army ary o f current English is an in­ ever so anything, or snatch a hnsefficient that a strong organization, ex­ notions. They pay for a four inch Only a dozen will watch tonight single-minded maliciousness o f en- that ever existed ridiculous. teresting book in many ways, one ty „ for the less elegant but more j perienced staff, and up-to-the-minute W* vigorous American "gobble ami J ad and expect you to give them nn a hill beyond Pntchogue; but it tire nations. To know Jnpnncse feeling, gi ilities can make it. Avail yourself of «• five itjehes of rending matter. Some is not numbers or thc lack of num-j Onlv, from beliefs o f that sort, visit her seventeen airplane fac­ being that it oilers further proof, git.” Apparently British slang is I dny wc are going to buy n victrolu bors which enlist a sceptic’s inter-, unlike the dozen who nre gather­ tories, working day nnd night j if any were needed, that the Brit - in the main un echo from thc nurs-l Your account subject to chock is cordially e d see if we can get them to ' cst in this story. Bits o f human led at Putchogue, we have no morn- turning out 100 fighting planet I ish are much more simple minded cry and never altogether outgrows ; invited. than the Americans. This, at least, the age of innocence. Other-wise! throw in a purlor grand piano for I nature stand out queerly, real in ing sun to wake us. each month. seems to be n fuir inference from how could grown men call a Parnothin^ I _________________________________________________________________________________ the kind o f slang the Britisher em­ liamentary train, the equivalent o f 1 s, ----------o---------t ____________________________ __ __________ THE TURKISH nation expels th« 4 r/e IV rU H K M T IM IU O X SA V IX U S A C 'C O t'1* ploys to adorn his speech.. British our Congressional Limited, a Par- j Paavo Nurmi, greatest runner Greek Patriarch and Greece sug slang hns alwaye been to a greater ly ? Or an Australian an Aussie? ! .o f alt time, ir very u n ^ h o ^ n x H j gests that the League o f Nation extent a matter o f grotesque sound- Or an Egyptian soldier a dippy ? • his style. He runs flat footed, settle the question. Turkey an ing words, like swank, tolT, and Or an umbrella a brolly? This is KT. PETERSBURG TIMES swings his body und does every- j swcrH with good Turkish common; bloke, than American slang. The n nice, gentle kind o f slang, h u t1 thinfs-.thut the conches say he 1 shouldn’t. But this is not necesThe New York Times is proud |Big newspapers and magazines are sense. "L et the League o f Na’ use of the startling nnd iridoscent the blush of shame would mount t o ! tiops keep ita hands olT. This isarilv. un indication thnt “ form ” of a record made last yeur of car-'.composed o f sixty per cent adver­ an Internal matter, affecting th metaphor, so characteristic o f the check o f an expert in Ameri- J American slang style, is nlmost can slang at thc thought of ex er­ S a n f o r d , F la . j ts o r .n o importance. How much fartet might Nurmi be if he were ‘/ " ! K V ""!* ." " ’^ advertisements are news. Nuver inside atTuirs o f Turkey, and that’.- unknown irv England. The imagi­ cising his high art on such pueril- j e. good “ ztylist” . j **urin|g the year. 1 hat is the lurg- WL.ri, advertisements given such my business." native violence o f the vivid metn- ities. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRBSSj phqr shocks the Englishman’s sense ----------o — - — est amount o f advertising evefr car- a reading ns now. Thut’s because And. furthenriqr*. one gathers ! WHEN A JAPAN ESE and of gohd staste. Whin a mnn pays flvudollars for ried by uny one newspaper in u we arc exercising better economy that when tho pocket Oxford Dic­ More to his liking are the mild­ tionary describes itself as a (|jc J n sealit in un onera hou-«* in order single yeur. Other newspapers of in our buying, and us a buying Czecho-Slovakian gentleman want­ GARDEN to hed r-a grand opera singer war­ the metropolis have u correspond- public wo watch the ads to see ed the League of Nutions to pass er fancies nnd mutilutinns' o f lan­ tionary o f current English it uses H. S. POND on the right o f the United States guage, such, for example, as Mr. these words “ current English" in ble and she sings two-thirds of ingly good record. And New York where we can buy the most value Ovi*r Woodruff & Watson her sohgs in Italian and Spanish business men who paid for thnt for the least money. Great cor- to keep out Asiatic immigration Right as the name for the man a a very specialized sense. What it it makes him feel like visiting tho advertising say that It was the tul- ' porations like the oil companies, this nation did not reply to that girl expects to marry. Still milder really means Is current in England * T Y PE W R ITE R S p box office after thi; ihyvy.—Tintes- vation of business during the un- the meat packers and the breuk- suggestion with such emphasis as are those language abbreviations About the rest For Few I,athe English >B U Y f which the English seems to be woirfd the compilers o f the diction-1 Union. Most folks who go to grand certain months preceding thc holi-1 fast food manufacturers have in­ the Turks now use. S E L L ------ R E N T , See Whatever else they may he, the so fond, such as over so, meaning ary apparently know little and carol Clsan— Repair operu are more interested in the day season. 'creased tiuir business by incrons* 1‘ hitnr US Turks nre a courageous people. very, apparently as a contraction less. notes than the words. , I . This is un uge o f advertizing, ing their advertising. THE F I R S T NATION! Three Bungalows YOUNG MEN CRIMINALS ’ BRITT REALTY CO. INC. GENTLE BRITISH SLANG AN ADVERTISING AGE Seminole(JounlyjM ryin, .avcrtl.lrw tin.. J* *J*» v”h'" 12'/2 cent perf« Ball Hardwart �i - p r IS THE SANFORD HERALD,1 r 0 MISS KATHRYN WILREY, Society Editol 5BRUART 19,19X5. BRITISH M Stokes and Secretary in Court an MOVE T 0 ; “FAKE” BACON" PHONE:—Re*. 428-J _______ ♦ Sav They Are Being “ G v n e ir By Ameicnn Product W hich Is tabled A s Canadian ... ville to Mr. Elisha Jackaon o f Jacksonville. B R ID A Y P A R T Y IS ENTERTAINED AT Mrs. Margaret Simmons of Jacksonville to Mr. A. E. Johnson LONDON. Feb. 10.— On the con­ of Jacksonville. RECEPTION LAST NIGHT tention that they are bein* •’ . Mrs. Martha Bell o f MacClenny .winked" to the tune o f 25,000,000, to Mr. 0 . G. Whitcomb o f Mac­ pounds o f bacon a vear-L bacon Following the rehearsal at the Miss Stanley cut the dime, Dr. F. Clenny. which is cured in the United Stales First Baptist- Church o f the Stan- D. King the heart, Mrs. Burke and sent to Canada and then r e --•••• etsdar Steele, the ring and Mrs. R. F. exported to England a* “ best r*»WT- . -• ley-Brotherson (warding, Monday _nt of Womnns — ■ .............— —— t ------ --------Methodist Circles ity Canadian” —the National Far> in at bridge w ith ! evening, an informal reception was Looper the wish bone. Delicious ices and sweets in the chosen 'col­ mer-.’ Union of Great Britain Ilia Hold Union Meeting lth as hostess.. held fo r the wedding party at the ors o f pink and green were served stnrted a mnv*~»«nt here to put an ' home o f tha bride's parents, Mr. late in the evening. crA the practice. and Mrs. Frederic William Stanley The Union Meeting o f all the Those present were. Mrs. F. W. The union took steps here re-. '| ^wedding at in Mayfair. Stanley, Miss Mary Stanley. Mrs. circle* o f the Methodist Church, cenMv to rail the attention o f thl •it* ^ Baptist Church. Sweetpeas, pink roses and ferns Loretta Brotherson, Mrs. M. C. which was held Monday aftotmoon public to disclosures made snmo Bridge given by the wero used in artistic arrangements Tolar, Mrs. R. L. Glenn, Miss Mar­ was well attended and much inter­ tlm(. aeo ns the result o f an aj^rlJ at the Betty Ann in decorating the entire lower floor. garet Davis, Miss Elma Tolar, Miss est in the local work o f the churen cultural inquiry Promoted bv ± M r " .S . M. Lloyd Many handsome gifts o f silver, Jeanette Laing, Dr. and Mrs. F. D. *hown. Ontario. Canada, legislature which " 1 L. Perkins 280- glass and linen were displayed, King, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Cooper, Many subjects were discussed abrought to light th» deta'1* #*f th« attesting the popularity o f the Mr. and Mrr. J 11 CoMoup*’ . Me. mong them was a dav to be known trick of sending the millions nf Drumniond ®n" young couple. and Mrs. Burke Steele, Tom Broth* as ‘circle day" on which ull the I pounds o f hacon to Canada each In cutting the wedding cake, erson, and Newton Stenstrom. fortnightly 'Bridge circles would hold their monthly : month nnd then rcshlnping it. hero, meetings, the last Friday In each the goods being cold in the British, month carried the vote. markets ns n tM*riduct o f the DnmlnA bazar was planned for late in , ion. It is understood here that at ', ursdsy Potter will enterthe year and all money raised " E. D. Stokes nnd his secretary, Miss Marian Brophy, snapped during Stokes’ trial in Chicago courts on n consequence o f the revelations Engagements A n d honoring M ss through this year, was pledged to the charge of conspiring to defame the character o f Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes. Co-defendants are Hattie the Cnnndinn government has h ^ n - -■ Johnson and Robert Lee, negroes. ,nd Miss Bernice an annex to the church. requested by various organizations Weddings in State building It was announced that the to rrento n distinctive brand which bon. Mich. ■i i arent-Teachers AgMrs. Hal W ight left Tuesday to King’s Daughters Sunday School is to be placed on nil exnortablc Class will have a Valentine party " meet at 3 o'clock Jacksonville fo r a short business , Engagements bacon from Canada in the future. p. Housholder and trip. Miss Martha Green of Hraden- at the home of Mrs. C. II. Smith The Fnrmers’ Union also took a town. to Mr. B. J. Skinner of on Third Street. Saturday evening lending hand in bringing about the vrers as hostess. from 8 to 10 o’clock. her8 will be a 3oint embargo on American potatoes William Burgess and George T. Jacksonville. irtnt-Aeachers As- Bridgett returned Tuesday from a Miss Hattie Paber, of Avon Park SEATTLE, Feb. 10. — Cougars I.OS ANGELES, Feb. 10.— Bobb SEATTLE. Wash., Felt. 10— An which become effective some time . three Primary trip to Tampa. • i to Mr. Fred Peden, Avon Park. of the mountains of western Amer­ ed liuir is rospomdble for at least |account of events connected with ago. this notion hnving been taken, fait Side Primary Miss Mae Jones of Jacksonville NewlyFormedSodality ica, like tigers of the jungles of one mennee, according to the state |the first Japanese embassy in the jit has-been explained, to priverit Fred E. Hornady of Washington, to Mr. C. O’ Dell Peyton, Jackson­ Has Election Officers India, don’t kill human beings un­ labor department, through the es- United States in lRGQ has been 1an influx o f the Colorndo beetle, til too old to ohtnin food other­ tnhiishnient o f so-called hnlr-bob- j translated into Englis h by Dr. Her better known over here as thu' tv.-. D. C. is spending a few days in ville. wise, according to pioneers in the bing schools. S»> muny of these' liert II. Gowcn. professor o f Oricn- American potato bug. Miss Hilda Struth of Starke, to griday Sanford on business. The newly organized Sodality of Cascade and Olympic mountains. scliools are operating in California tul languages in tin* University o f hanty Ball for the Mr. W. L. Edwards, of Ijtdtew. Vero— Bonn harvesting nt height. Funald-Laughton Miss Belle Bush of Tampa to All Souls Church held Its first The views of these old timers were and charging high fees for incoin- Washington, with the assistance ol Frank Mac Neill returned Mon­ meeting Monday evening. Panama City— Hospitals to hft '' given in a symposium gathered potent instruction that legislation ! a Japanese student. , j, Md at the ArCapt. C. R. Wiebe, of Tninpa. day from Atlanta, Gn., where he The following officers were elec­ by a Seattle newspaper after a cou­ will be sought to put them out o f | How embarrassed tin* Japanese established nt Fifth nnd Magnolia Miss Roberta Brooks of Ashe­ 1 . - spent the past week-end. T«o of All Souls ville to Mr. Fred Blum of Jackson­ ted: Miss Margaret Peters, Pre­ gar killed a small hoy near Wenat­ bin iness, or else compel them t o ; commissioners were when dining streets. ville. • fect. Misses Irene Brandt nnd I.u- chee, on the eastern side of the teach at least an elementary course j witli women and bow they nearly i {rill-have a ValOrlando—Grlnndo Realty Board elln Mahoney, first nnd second as­ Cascndd Mountains in Washington. in prncticnl hair-cutting, said the drunk from linger bowls "in the W. L. Langley, Sr., who has been Weddings. [at the Knights o f sistant prefects, Miss Madalene the guest o f Dr. and Mrs. W. T. snvage country of America" are to erect skyscraper, to be tallest James Oberg•related that 35 department elllcinls. Miss Louise Youngblood of Mallem, secretary. Miss Margaret related. Tim fact that Lewis Cass, building in central Florida. years ago a cougar followed him Langley left Tuesday to Lakeland Monticello to Mr. I). K. McCall of Berner, treasurer. Meetings are to to his father’s door. The elder .*,1 ' to visit F. B. Langley. Real property in the United j "w'l'ctnry of state, failed to serve Center—G. R. Steinhauser, gen­ Fernandina. bo held regularly bn Mondny eve­ Olnrg killed tile aninml, which Slates not taxed is estimated a t ' l,,,‘ * » " Urst meeting them is eral manager o f Steinhauser o r­ I'm »t the Library »• „ „ , w rr M. . Miss Emma Spirling of Sanford nings at 7:30 o’clock. mentioned ns indicating lack of proved to lie senile. $20,0001)011,000. ganization, purchases A. P. Brntfe 1 Mr. and Mrs M. T. Nixon and to Mr. V. P. Carter of Sanford. The solemn reception of mem­ Another cougar Unit 32 years holdings o f 27,000 ncres of land; Newfoundland, with an annual courtesy nnd refinement. Club at the Li- daughter Miss I»is Nixon leave Miss Mary Dougins of Tampa bers is to take plnee in the church ago fell upon n child lagging lie output o f 1,000,000 gallons, leads rock quarry to be equipped with I'ciock. Tuesday for Miami where Miss on the Feast of the Annunciation, hind his parents on a trail Imd t „|| countries in the production of to Mr., J. B. Sullivan of Tnmpn. The Grand waterfall in Labrador modern machinery; bnulcvnrd sys­ {Music Club will |Lois goes into vaudeville dull teeth and claws worn to th e1.-odliver oil tem to be constructed. i-i 2110 feet high. Miss Dorothy Blocker of TaniiTa I “ i L S V} fur. A post-mortem show ed1_________ ‘ * Mr a rmnn.i ..<• t ......®,xP®ct®I*. to qualify for member­ fUmt. af the W oThe many friends of Miss Naomi to Mr. Armond Brooks of Tampa. ship. The first Friday o f onen nothing in the stomach but part of j tlle Holy Cross Scoggan will b e 1sorry to learn Miss Clarisse Williams o f Jackson­ month is the dav set for general n leather halter. ,i a musical at 3:30 that she is ill at the home of her ville to Mr. W, L. Scott of Atlanta. communion. [home of Mrs. B. F. parents on Park Avenue. Miss E. Keller, o f Jacksonville The diploma aggregating the to Mr. Paul Bronson ot Tampa. Lord Reading’s first visit t o ' local sodality to the "Priina 1‘rlJ. G. Ball returned Monday Miss Clara Young of Jackson­ maria” in Rome has been receiv­ Calcutta was ns a sailor b efore! evening from Thomasville, Ga., ville to Mr. Lester Barnes o f Jack­ ed. The official manual o f the the mast. The next time he ar­ IfOTfCK where he was called by the illness sonville. Sodality is also on hand und may rived there it was ns Vicerory of •*«‘dI His 'mother is >a join', meeting of o f his mother. , Miss Ida Reynolds of Jackson­ be procured from any o f the o f­ India. jthers' Associations mgeh better. ville to Mr. L. O. Mordt of Orlan­ ficers. fixity schools at the After innnv years of agitation, | Miss B. Haggerty, a Sodalirt of do. ary School, ThursJ. F. Miller president o f the Miss Ella Ihrtrolf o f Juekson- Chicngo, was n guest of the nuet- the press gallery o f the British) [it 4:00 o'clock. This Lake Region Shrine Club. Joe ing Monday night and gave an in­ parliament lias finally been opened held foif tile pur- Eichellberger nnd T. J. Gernrd of teresting account o f Sodality ac­ to women. rthe time/and pluce Eustis attended the Shrine Ban­ Ctevetand, 0., Is spendidng n few tivities in Chicago. King George of England gave a Jotic payeant to be quet Monday evening. days in Sunford. I three schools and a Petersburggh — $1,4(15,01)0 -hundred pounds o f coal to^ nil tin­ is requested. J. V .# Mahoney, the southeast­ Glenn Wimbish and I-ewis O’- horn! issue to be voted upon for poor people in the royal borough ern district sales manager of the Bryan spent Monday afternoon in construction of recreational pur o f Windsor above the age of 50 ICE years. [und improvement of waterfront. Cleveland Motor Company of Orlando on business. Spaulding Circle arcane sale Feb. 21 ................................................................................................................ Drug Store. jcial endar Personals Aged Mountain Lions Want Law Against Early Jap Records Begin To Attack Men Incompetant Bobbers Call U. S. Savage TO MEET “ DfKorreat will b e ' Sall'ii- Hurrison at 3:30 o'clock at 'iL Delegates to the pgievs will he electlire urged to ho presLoial tea lias been (ailed meeting of the i>J this meeting at Intcard meeting will i the Valdez. • V it A " V ' ♦V Y :l i of the Hanford Dry ry, returned Friday city where he went Mo on a buying trip V i Vi k in d large Fib, 10.—The sum of Ibeen received on be|Lonl Kitchener MeOut of this $588,I'pent on scholarships I in connection with a ImI which is being pmoratc the great V i Y 1 Paul's Cathedral. |r has been invested. CREPES SILK STRIPED VOILES Doctor • 36 inch, heavy, plain and fancy crepes in all shades $1.50 yard * Fine., quality stripe., and ))' a i cheek Voile------ $1.25 yd t 0 15 pieces of Normandy Voiles at......... -..1........ 35c yard 40 inches, worth up to 65c. • | O J36C1S11 Striped Broadcloth Small stripes, guaranteed fast. Ever Fast Tub Tex wash suits. Lee, noted obn«si by Alice KooseP to attend her ut Chicago where H,n »nd heir in Feb- For dr(ss<s and boys 36 inches wide . 85c yard INCLUDING THE FASHION SHOW J_______ Ever Fast Voiles 40 incher extra fine quality in every shade, guaranteed 75c anl $1.00 yard fast color '■"•lime ■■( siM k * Spring Exposition of the Dickson-Ives Co. Spring 1 9 2 5 Guaranteed fast color, in fine stripes aid large plaids and stripes, check, pongee fo r .................... r $1.00yard j BEACHAM THEATRE. FEBRUARY HTII MATINEE AND NIGHT Vi ♦♦♦! « «>UI*A\V ''H:):iiY DAILY FASHION EVENTS FEBRU ARY 18th, THRU MARCH 7th IIKHnitVATIONH FOR T ill: IWSIIH'N’ MIlOW JIAY IIK flllOIIIIKP ItY ADHURSfllNd MR. II. VIN'TLN’T. MilII. HKAI’ IIAM QIVBN, Fvj,'. * " * 1 ,l"- chart- 1 ik ■ ■J! J wUh tha pro- ;,f YoWell Vnida* held nt the , 1 J ' »v "n '.h ih. -'f Snn- (Iny (if ■»«ur *1•'•Ill iZO I*. M *> *ueli Company ♦>! DICKSON-IVES CO. 2~14 Orange Ave. Orlando. Phone 1106 r- -•-'lit befi.r.*. ■ Y ^ 'biy nf K*hru*ry. " T )i. m s i "'-x-S-nt. '*♦,♦ * h u <j A 4 , » j>^j>^*0.0*0.j>^*^\+*^% **+***& +& ,***K ^**+t+K *+i+K +s**** V V *** V V V V *** *** * * * " ' :W �andCH&rjn Emphasis O f Physical Education C iR H teH p itttc itr local' bonk* mark. three!brought in.mlUioni Newspaper S u b s t ilu U s F o r F a t ^ r t W fco I s P a s t o r And S h i m P u l­ P r ta e n t M e th o d s c f Congres.**p it W it h Y o u n g B r o t h e r \ u ie n P r o v e In o c u o u s W h e n MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 10. — A C o m p a re d t o “ G u n p o w d e r ” 12-year-old girl, substituting- for . M e th o d s o f “ D u e lin g C o d e ” her pastor-father in the pulpit, drew such large crowds to a small BY HARRY U. HUNT. house o f worship he^e one S unday; . WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.— The recently that polic.' were necessary xarhal duels which furnish official to keep the overflow crowd from Washington its chief excitement interrupting her sermon. may setm, at first thought, mighty S p ew in g from familiar texts, exciting affair*. Marlon Crawford, the young ' Honorable but irate gentlemen daughter o f the Rev. R. II. Craw­ d u m b e r vocabularies charged to ford, .pastor of the Minnehaha muxxie with vocal het shot Congregational church, told those pot. away at each other as who crowded every nook in the lit­ though the national honor, as weii tle place-of the value o f the Bible as their own, depended upon their to the youth o f today. She preach­ ability to produce the most ax- ed fo r an hour and then was aeplo*iv«juijcctivc or the most hlast- claimed bv her listeners. i or. adverb. Marion’s occupation o f the pulpit •jllot\or having thus been satis- followed that o f her 16 year old tied Ey the antagonists peppering brother Stuart the Sunday pre­ each other with oral buckshot, fur vious. The children receive their | public effect, they adjourn to cloak incentive from their father, w ho! room or ante-chambcr to smoke a hold* the theory that preachers rlgmr together and spin a jovial cannot start too young. • yarn or two. • “ Children often know the need; 9 « # I o f other children far better than ; These encounters, however, are grown folk ran," the father de- J ' In fact very tame by comparison clared. “ If th? eountrv i* to im­ with the “ good* old day* when prove and crime to stop, the rhl!- j Washington fought its duel* with drtn mu t take a;i active part in church life.” deadlier weapons than word*. ‘ Now the only danger to the life o f either combatant lie* .n th pos­ sibility o f a bursting blood ves­ sel. ‘ But in the days r f the “ code,” the spilling o f blood wn« neces­ sary before there could be any W ASHINGTON, Feb. 10.— The new postal pay rate increase bill truce. Thore battles were fought, mo»t is before the house for final action o f them, just ovpr the Dis'rict t6dav under a special *n1e to I'mit Hi4* ‘ at a dueling ground near debate and bar amendment! from There's elegance uiul charm and floor and with a two-thirds v«nc distinction to this spring alrcet Hladefishurg, kid. firck of am ber eharniijn with ; Typical o f thu way official quar required fo r it* passage. rels were settled then was the duel its vest and cuffs o f while corded between Admiral Stepli-n Decatur Palmetto— Construction o f boule silk' and the distinctive tie with it* an'Com m odore Barron. van! along Manatee river and Ter lung ends. The flared cvcrtunic is Leing much featured now. During the campaign against.the ra Coia island planned. Algerian pirates, led by Admiral Decatur, Ccmmodurc Harron lost hla ship, the Chesapeake, to the British, and thereby forfeited hi* standing in the navy. ‘ Barron sought, however, though Congressional action- -politic*, then as now, had its “ pull” —to obtain MENTON, France, Feb. 9. — wrought upon its once fair owner. -fJMurtignmcnt. Thi* w«* bitterly Marshal Petain. as a second lieut-j Don’t vou recollect a second leiut ’Resisted by Dc:atur. enant 10 years ago, served two enant called Petain who frequented Hot words passed. Then a chal­ years in small p*.rt near Sospel your place some 40 years ago," lenge; And the admiral uiul com ­ on the French-Itnlinn frontier. S ec-,th * marshal a<ked r.f the old wo­ modore, with their seconds and n und I.icutennnt Petain, whose re- man at the end o f the meal when few close friends, drove out to sources were rather slim,* took iys ■he saw that she had failed to rec’ Btthdbnsburg to "rettlo" the affair. incals at a modest inn kept by a ' ognixe him. . * 2* • • • J , young girl o f remarkable beauty, j "Oh, yes." the landlady replied *9 Bblh Decatur and Barron were Recently Marshal Petain, repre- simply, “ little Petain. why he must near-sigh |hi. Fcr their mutual senting the French army nt the be at least a captain by this time." advantage the duel—they were unveiling o f a monument to the fighting with pistols— was to Le at war dead here, decided to take the trip into the mountains and visit eight paces. - A t that distance, the result was the scene o f his garrison life a: a iaovitabic. The brace o f pistol.* eecond lieutneant. The marshal used were big-bored, heavy weap­ admitted to hi* aides that he was ons which at eight paces were al­ anxious to see how the former most as deudly ns young cannon. beauty of the inn looked after 40 . Each man hit his target. De­ years. He found both the inn and its catur want down, dying. Barron fell with n wound from which he owner grown considerably larger. Ft ity years hud worked a great ultimately died. u lf -sim ilar gunpowder finishes contrast, however, in their respec­ w tre the fashion today in settling tive appearance. The inn. refreihed official arguments, doubtless th*; with paint and reconstruction, had language new curren? In Washing- become considerably younger, while ton would be toned down several all the paint in the world could not hide the havoc that th-* years had degrees. But since braggadocio, not bull*t*. get the headines, and the ap­ petites and appearance o f all confeotants are left unimpaired by the result, the battle o f bodirage has reached an intensity seldom if •ver before equaled nt the capital. * New Postal Law Is Before House .Today LONDON, Feb. 10. mcnt o f what was U diatorial spirit, which has to think about. Even in school*, the way In which watching a game school*, Vrac: .'urged by o f football is considered as part Dr. 11. Crichton Miller i n n ad- o f school loyalty far ggreaterthan , dress to members o f tha British playing the game, is a serious ten' Association o f Physicalt'Tirilnhar Ion the subTeet o f “ Hygiene for,A d ! descents." EducatlonaUsts; * Be raid. sought simplificatiorr 'o f 'l f f e Trinity K eeps A live in generaliiations.'jand the1 physi­ Am erican’ M emories cal training expert w*a liable to believe that evrrybodyiieeded phy* OXFORD, England, Feb. 10.— ; leal training. Dr. MUle*, however, , did not believe this to be u n iw s a l- Silas Norton’s house, where Wil­ ! ly true; and* there w ere tet-fairi liam Penn preached one o f his i youths for whom physical' training unpopular sermons in 1687, has re­ cently been demolished. Penn was |was bad. at that time in Oxford only as a Referring to , Greek m ythology. visitor. He entered college nt the I Dr. Miller spoke o f Narcissus wlW) cxe o f 16 but was very shortly I fell in lose with his own reflection expelled for his religious opinion*. |in the water? o f n spring: Thetc Thomas Lowe, who induced Penn were Narcissions today who modi* to hecume a Quaker was f o r a ! themselves the object o f their own good many years an Oxford rcsii love in d who cultivated their own I tient. . * ’ bodies to an extent which w as A ct­ Penn’* old college, by way o f ually dangerous. He challenged ; amend*, has his portrait hung con- f spicuoualy in its hall. As the Pil-1 grim divines were chiefly Cam•bridge men, Oxford, not to be out|done, makes the most o f nil its j American connections. Lord Balti! moro is still without a memorial ! in his college. Trinity, but as Trir.- • ity ha* portraits o f jtwo o f his stu- | der.ts well known in American his t«»r>, William Pitt who won the continent, and Lord North who [lost half o f it, the college feels j i ratisfied. State government costs more j for each citizen in Nevada than in ar.y other state, the per capita charge being $82.69 per year. Shnubert wrote, one o f his most famous songs, “ Gretchen at the Spinning Wheel." whe he was 17 year.? old. LIGHT AND POWER BILLS ARE DUE FRi THE 1st TO THE 10th— DO NOT WA j have not received your Electric Bill promptly after flj-iJ of the month, call at the office, 218 East First Street f l or telephone 17. - Vi For the convenience of Water and Gas Patrons, the city office with the Southern Utilities Company, and water ^ bills, which are due the same-time (from the 1st to the torn may be paid on one .trip t o the offlcf. VT '(I j REM EM BER— “ The M oney or the Meter” H Southern Utilities Com C. A. BYRDy M dnager R elum ing T o See Old Sweetheart, iMarshal Petain Loses Pleasing Ideal Communist Outbreak Causes 10 0 Injuries DAYTONA HIGHLANDS ANNOUNCES Say Failures in Life ■ Are Marriage Failures ! The Opening of a Branch Office In Sanford *: LONDON’ Feb. 10.— "M arriage i.* not a failure. Some folk i are themselves failures, and failure is Ihaii lot. but sane and ordinary people must not allow tne odd ones to make tho rule." says former Pwrnier Ramsey MacDonald w n t- — -fa V Tri the Optimist, a paper edited ■ by his daughter. Isabel, in th** m> ’ I T * ! * 01 H hospital charity. “ h ’ e should conspire to protect , them against that decietful and de­ parting old ruffian False Romance who hangs a Dunmow Flitch in front o f their noses, as carrots are bong in front o f donkeys, to lead j them astray. Marriage without common sense and good humor is OTtsky venture, but there l* plen­ ty o f both In the world, so we need TtUftiespair." Tampa— Realty sales during 1924 increased $16,000,000 over those of 1923. Se.Tner— Contract let for con­ struction o f concrete bridge on Tampa-IMant City highway. ( . |j Within The Near Future A l.ive Wire Representative Is Needed For Seminole County —WRITE— YLBRIGHT 58 N. Orange A ve FLORIDA ORLANDO, FO R SALE! E! j NW*i uf Section 4 ,Township 21, S.. Range 29E. N W 1, N W 14 of Section 12, Township 20 S., Range 29 K. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA St. Petersburg — County ro a d : building program being prepared. issue o f $1,500,000 voted upon for civic improve- --------- and Honey Still Best for Chest Colds and Coughs Our mothers and grandmothers would never be without pine Ur ayrup in the boose for coughs, chest colds, etc- This was many years ago, but modern medi­ cine has never been able to improve on UUsliine-tntedrtnMdr- Doctors m * the pine tar is hard to best tor qtnchlr loomuMaad , rrsaovincthe phlegm aod congestion that arc the actual cause ct the cough. At the uaw taepisc l u u d honey soon K cU eudbuj on in itut*cn sed suicncss. The k.ul thst hss been used with never fsdu-g soc-rtsia thousaederllsmiliesl-ryesrs i* thst known ss Dr. bell's Pine-Tar llucey. Tins is sckatiflcsS:/ cccpowJcd el MSI the right proportions of ptne-*sr, hooey and ochet i i « a s l a t healing mrrtdnnts which the * | M 4 s 9 s a k t n fsusd Uiuiiaqusk relict, ttcoeisins absolutely no optslrs. narcotics or harm! it drugs, to can be gisca to young children-inel-rspaimodic croup. It tastes goni, iwar.l the best, aceditrine that cjtea rest ccush o»rmight, be sure ^ til's Pme-Tar Hooey. It cosu only JOc at any good drugcuts. fa D r.B E L L S PS! PINE-TAR-HONEr FOR COUCHS The Cash Payment on lots in Oak Hill will be increased from $25.00 to $50.00. The excessive demand for lots with a Cash Payment of only .00, while testifying strongly to the worth olj Dak Hill Property, Threatens to exceed the supply at present accessible. Therefore it has bwn deemed, advisable to increase the initial Payment to $50.00 '• Acre HQWEVER YOU HAVE 2 DAYS L Empire I^imi Company, owner of the above described lands in closing out its interests in Florida, and will sell at this low price if taken at once. If Interested, Write or Wire J O S E P H C. W A T K I N S In Whibh To GET A LOT FOR $25.0 % REALTOR I-ahe Wales. Florida Suite 3 Rhodeshilt Arcade lluildinu STATE REPRESENTATIVE FOR EMPIRE LAND COMPANY * • N. H. GARNER HILL “The Suburb o f Opportunity” South Pad* �V 13JLZ to m m m iw v m T 111 CITIZENS V 0 T B-D IN PAST ELECTION ^C hildren B o r n ! T h at B e c o m e I t U s Is IV irtu a lly 100 (Feb. 10—Not one children born to d in Hawaii since [made a reaervatJon o f hia Japan[ndcr the new exihich Japan plac1, according to j i , Japanese conIthc territory, njr to abolish dual ch elimination ia that all children parents In the t Dec. 1 shall be [iusively American irents, within 14 expressly redtizenship for the Japanese llure to register automatically re[claim which the Vment might have , in the case o f which preva3cd show that uphildren have been parents since workings o f the ^•General YamaM j urging expaj Japanese w io are [the United States he future and urgrtaka advantage o f aids them in o f their rJr a measure o f i Japanese governeb/rctions raised citizenship and . of my governi maintain friendly king Americans to and patience ?e as with other that the Japanmtool better. I Iter understanding of the prejudice at my people and [that Americans in to be absolutely i them." |fety Course Many Lives LisT Feb. 10.— A ^1 per cent in child to motor vehicles through systematic ifety in tnc public |Angeles, it has been [check madb by the of Southern Oal- ' t h e National Association o f Manufacturers, which conduct* ‘ cd a non-partisan, campaign before the lis t election to get out the presidential vote o f all parties In all States, has - just announced the final re­ sult o f the intensive campaign. W yom ing won the prize fo r the^groatest increase in popu­ lar interest and voting, with, n recorded vole o f 70.8 per cent, o f ail her cligiblcs and an in­ crease over 1020 o f 10.4 per cent. These outstanding facts ap •' pear in the report: , Total eligible vote in the United States, 66.041.584. Total vote for President, 1024, 20,138,035. Percentage o f population vot­ ing 31.2. New York ciigibies, 5,335, 024; voted, 3,263,931; percent­ age, 60.9. It ia thus apparent that nearly half o f the voters in the United Statesdid not take the trouble to --vote in 1924, and that fo rty out o f every 100 votera In New York did not go to the polls at oil. Manila Attorney’s Name Makes Good T e s t O f Memory M ANILA, Feb. 10 — A promin­ ent lawyer o f Manila who is known simply as Colonel J. N. W olfson, but whose full name con­ sists o f 12 words containing 106 letters is $11.50 poorer ns n re­ sult o f what he terms the remark­ able memorizing powers of the Filipino pupils of the high school at Tarlac, province o f Tarlnc. Recently Colonel Wolfson was at Tarlac on legal business and dur­ ing his stay visited the high school. He was invited by the principal, an American, to question the pu­ pils on various tonics. A fter re­ ceiving answers with varying suc­ cess he nnnounced that he would give one peso (fifty cents) to each pupil who could memorize his full name in 15 minutes. The entire school wns eager for the nttempt, but received some­ thing o f a surprise when Colonel Wolfson wrote on the blackboard the name Josephus Adolphus Americus Vespuclus Lconidns W olfsicnnicus Aicxnndricus Naptalicus Lucius Quintus Cincinnntus W olf­ son. At the end o f the 15 minutes, 23 out o f the 30 who mnde the at­ tempt. had memorized the name perfectly. Colonel Wolfson wns christened in New Orlenns more thnn 00 years ago and came hjye ns an officer in the volunteer nrmy dur­ ing the insurrection ncnrly a quarter o f n century ago. ===== i — W 1-4 of S. W .-1-4 of N. E. 1*4 fee. 36 Tp. In 1?. S. R. 30, E. Run ft. 132 ft. E. 815 ft. Nt Starts 1,393.36 ft. to B«f. -------„132 ftr W. , T , l L pojr«l e without The above and foregoing final ass^umepta L O N D O N ,.**; 1 0 -T h e E \ ul ^ Interest up to March 1st, 1926, and from and after such date said apecial assessments will be payable only in Fifteen Equal Annual in­ A fri^T n*3^ Ar**ntin* and S v stallments with interest “at 8 per cent-per annum m» all deferred pay­ a *** ba.tU* crt««er H. ments. t . ( S. Repulie a Miter shin o f which carried him on his Witness my Viand as CitjMfclerk and the Seal o f tke City of San­ offidai tour to India and Japan in this 19th day o f January A. D. 1923. >uung the admiral’s quarters, and ford, Iora» Florida 1 gymnasium toom is heihg built*(Seal) X», R. PhiHjpa, City Clerk. As the Repulse is fitted out*fpr w-hlm. There will beU lso spec,s. extM!Cted that (a ial rooms fo p the newspaper carranking admiral will be rtlectid respondents will„aeciainpaay xmdents who w ill'a cq oin p a ty TO ALL PROPERTY OW NERS OWNING P R O P & T Y .O N FRANK­ to command her. Most o f the Ship’s LIN STREET FROM 8 A N F O fip vA V E N ife I p P A f t K AVENUE. The PntnnlaiHa«4 a nan • theprince. »• rojk royall trir traveler complement o f 1,220 officeraJmnd dhwf Notice is hereby given that the construction o f the Asphalt Pave­ men have been chosen. The M b s o f f i e K ’ h S mCnl* * ,lh the mtss. instead - o f fearing ment oq Franklin St. from Sanford Ave. to Park Avc. has been com­ ers for the most part, are serving a private dining room a s,o n the on the Repulse at the preseht Renown, and the daily menu Will pleted, and the completed work has been finally accepted by the City time. About half of the enliited conform with the usual navy re­ Commission o f the City o f .Sanford, Florida. men arc those who have served an gulations. . The folicwing is the final estimate o f the cost o f Paving Franklin the Repulse for two years and the _ According to preseiitp Ians .the St. from Sanford Avc, west to Park Ave, a width o f 21 feet, with remainder will be honor men of Repulse will sail March 26. sneet asphalt on a 6 Inch rock base. 804 Cu Yds grading at 40c................................ 321.60 Berry ^Schools when •he stopped 6140 Sta. Yd. Overhaul at lc ............ _................ 61.40 there that he gave Miss Martha 1.124.80 Berry, the founder o f the schools, 1480 Lin Ft. Concreto curb and gutter at 76c 108 Lin Ft. flush curb at 35c.......... ............. his check for $1,000 before leav­ 37.80 ing. • i, 1816 Sq. Yds. rock base at 80c............ ............ .JU. 1.452.80 .T h e luncheon In honor, o f Mr. 1816 Sq Yds 2 Inch Asphalt Top at $1.02............................ 1,852.32 Ochs was given by Clark Howall, 463 Sq. Ft. Concrete Alley returns at 30c .................. 138.90 editor o f the 'Atlanta Constitution. ATLANTA, Feb. 10. — In ,a 1 Type A Inlet 35.00 speech at a luncheon in his honor A warm welcome was extended to 2 Type B Inlets qt $30.00................... .............................. nt the Capital City Club, Adolph the distinguished visitor by Mr. 60.00 S. Ochs, publisher o f the New Howell, Governor Walker, Mayor 1013 Lin Ft. 12 inch Storm Sewer at $1.05...... “ ............... 1,063.65 York Times and the Chattanooga Sims and Rabbi David Marx. 772 Lin Ft. 3 inch Drain Tile at $100.00.Pcr M................ 77.20 Times, declared that if Atlanta 1 Monument at street intersections ....... „ ................... 6.50 would raise $100,000 for the Berry DADE NEEDS SCHOOLS Schools, at Mount Berry, Ga., neur laboratory Inspection of materials............................. 77.90 Rome, he would raise one million Legal Expense Adv etc. 2 per cent............................. 126.19 MIAMI, Feb. ic .— Two million dollars additional in New York. dollars are needed for Improve­ Engineering 5 per cent........................................................... 315.50 The announcement was greeted ments on present buildings, new with enthusiasm by those gathered school sites and equipment, in Dade nt the luncheon, and doubtless e f­ county it is nhown by a survey TOTAL COST..................................... .......... — .............. $6,751.66 forts will be put forth by friends made under direction of Charles.M, To he borne entirely by adjacent property. o f the well-known school here to Fisher, county superintendent o f Number of feet frontage.................. 1490.68 raise the $100,000 at once. bile instruction. The matter will Assessment' per foot frontage....... ....... $4.6292 A dining hall is badly needed by taken up with trustees during the Rerry Schools, said Mr, Ochs, the next few weeks, It is stated. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer and it will take $100,000 to provido The enrollment in the schools o f Fool Final it. If Atlanta will raise this mon­ the county now total 13,700, Mr. * * * • . IlM frlp lU n r roA lN R c A »«fi«n ifN l ey for this purpose, Mr. Ochs Fisher states. J. A. Williams, Lot 29................................................ 133 602.38 stands ready to raise $1,000,000 R. II. Berg, ct al, Lot 30 .......... ............................... 133 602.38 II. through the efforts o f himself and 543.50 his great New York newspaper. So Grovcland—J. Ray Arnold Lum- R. H. Berg, ct al, Lot 39............................................ 120 impressed was Mr. Ochs with the [ ber Company operating night shift. It. II. Berg, ct al, Lot 40 ............. ............ ............... 129 584.20 Amended Plat o f Lots L to 20 except Lots 12 and I I, , Lane's Addition TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING ON HIGHLAND STREET It. II. Berg, ct al, Lot 19 ...................... ......... .......... 96.28 436.07 FROM PARK AVENUE TO FRfeNCH AVENUE. 588.34 Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave­ Howard Overlin, Lot 20............................... ................ 129.9 Pine Heights, Sanford, Florida, ment on Highland Street from Park* Avenue to French Avcnuo has 181.16 keen completed and the completed work has been finally ncceptcd A. P. Connelly, Lot 17...................... - ......... —.......... 40 A. I’. Connelly, Lot 33 .............................................. 173.75 780.95 by the City Commission of the City o f Sanford, Florida. 783.95 The following is the final estimate of the coat for the paving A. P. Connelly, I-oL 49................................................ 173.75 A. P. Connelly, Lot 04...................... ......................... 186 842.43 o f Highland St. from Park Aye. West to French A v c a width 'o f 24 A. P. Connelly, Lot 79................................................. 176 797.14 feet with siwet asphalt on n 6 inch rock base: The above and foregoing final assessments arc payable without in­ 2108 Cu. Yds. Evacation nt 40c ....... ....... ...............................$ 843.20 terest up to MARCH 1, 1925 and from and after Huch date said special 2200 Sta. Yds. Overhaul nt lc ..... — ....................................... 22.00 3210 Lin. Ft. Cotu.rctc.,Curb and Gutter nt 7Cc — .............. 2,41^.16 assessments will be payable only in Fifteen Equal annual installments 249 I.in. Ft. Flush Curb at 35c ............................................... 87-lfi with interest nt 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments. Witness my hnnd ns City Clerk and the seal of the City of Sanford, 4235 Sq. Yds. 6 inch Macadam Base nt 80c ..... - ................... 3,388.00 4257 Sq. Yds. 2 Inch Sheet Asphalt Top at $1.02 ............... 4,342.14 Fla., this 19th day o f Jnnunry A. D. 1925. L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 401 Sq. Ft. Concreto Alley Returns at 30c ........................... ‘ l"8-'10 Publish Jan. 20, 27; Feb. 3, 10 and 17. 113 Sq. Ft. Sidewalk at 20c ........ ...... - .............................. 22.00 Offers MilliPii. If $100,000 Is Raised For Berry School K b% a IC 0 Type n. Inlets at $30.00 ................ .., .......................... 180.00 373 Lin. Ft. 12 inch Storm Sewer 8 to 10 Ft. Deep nt $2.75....1,025.75 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON COMMERCIA I, STREET FROM PARK AVENUE TO PALMETTO 100 Lin. Ft. 12 inch Storm Sewer 10 Jo 12 Ft. Deep nt $4.00 400.00 AVENUE. 2 Munholej 8 to 10 ft. nt $85.00 ..................................... $7000 Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave­ 045 ft. Lumber left in tren ch es nt $76.00 ment on Com m erdil Street f& m Park AVe. to Pulmetto Avc. has 185 Lin. Ft: 12 Inch Storm Sower 4 to ^6 inch deep at fl.O.i .. 194.J5 GERMAN COLLEGES REPORT been completed, and. the.completed work haa been finally nccopted by DECREASE IN REGISTRATION Extra Work .......................................... ............. ~ y - ~ ................ eulum in Los Anthe City Commission o f the City of Snnford, Florida. 2 Monuments at street intersections at $6.50 l : ........... ............ oil was inaugurate The following is the final estimate for pnvlng Commercial LEIPSIC, Fob. 10.— Educational Laboratory Inspection o f materials ........... ....... ........................ 167.78 years ago through Street from Park Ave. cast to Palmetto Avc. a width o f 16 feet with i of the board of cd- statistics for German univcrsltiot Legal expense *dv. etc 2 per cent ........................................... 27U<> publlc safety dc- covering n period of ten years 679.50 sheet asphnlt on a 0 inch rock base: |the automobile club. .show nn increase of \Comen stu­ Engineering 5 per cent ......................................................... - ....... 300 Cu. yds. grading at 40c .........................................................$ 120.00 given practical in- dents; a falling off in total enroll­ 442.40 |in addition they coni­ ments, and n neglect o f the minis­ Total Cost ........ — *........................... .......................................... $14,64108 1264 Lin. Ft. Flush Curb nt 35c ................................................... 1110 Sq. Yds. Rock Base at 80c ....... ........................................... 888.00 ■' ng posters and ver- try. To be borne entirely by udjnccnt property owners. The women today arc alwut tins used in the safe602 Lin. Ft. 3 inch Drain Tile nt $100.00 ................................... 00.20 Diplomas are issued twico as numerous ns they were in Number of Foct frontage .........................:............. - .... "•••JUJ'1 1110 Sq. Yds. 2 inch Sheet Asphnlt Top nt $1.02 ................... 1,132.20 Assessment per foot frontage ..................................... $4.8-13 1914; 7,467 as ngainst 4,056. After bmplcting the course. 1 Type B. Inlet ................. - .......................................................... 30.00 FRED T. WILLIAMS,. Engineer. the wnr a large number of young l-’ n a l F i n ill |D TO CONVENTION people.-ru.shed blindly to the schools Manhole ........ — ................... - ................................. — ..... ...... . 60.00 Aaamameit ninny of them unfitted for univer­ XanitIlrscrlpllnn .. , . V onlaae Lin. Ft, 12 inch Storm Sower nt $1.05 ................................... 91.50 Sanford Heights Addition 3BURG, Feb. 10. — sity work; these have now depart­ Monument nt Street Intersection ................... 6.5(i .*130 company advertising ed, and attendance is becoming T. E. Thornley, I/>t 83 ..... nboratory Inspection o f Materials ..................................... 35.36 Medical and theologicnl city to the national normal. 289.3 .. 60 Mrs. C. W. Godwin, Lot 84 Houston, Tex., this schools report great declines, the ................- ............... . 57.30 289.3 .. 60 suggestion made by attendance today being less than W. G. Tyler Sr., Lot 85 ...... 4 per cent ----- ... ................................... 114.60 of the chamber o f half what it wus ten years ago. George A. DcCottes, Lake 289.2 .. 60 carried out. It is and A. R. Key, I-ot 86 4« Cost .....$3,037.00 «!i«f that if St. Pet- . Mrs. Louise Kirwin Thiers, old­ * get the 1920 con- est member of the Daughters of George A. DcCottes, Lake S ' .. 60 289.3 [planr should be start- the American Revolution, celebrat­ and A. R. Key, Lot 87 be borne by adjacent property ........................... 2,024.71 ed her 110th birthday at Milwau­ George A. DcCottes, Lake it direction. nber of feet frontage ............................................ 1,001 289.21 .. 60 kee on October 2. Her father. and A. R. Key, Lot 88 ......... cssmcnt per foot frontage ............................. .’..... $2.0166 Seth Capron, was n corporal un­ p»*t Pinckney utreet 289.21 Minnie S. Stewart, I-ot 89 der Washington. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 289.21 . GO Mrs. Alice Hultz, Lot 90 ..... Thu following is the final* estimate o f tho cost o f witlcning the 210.24 ... GO F. B. Adams, Lot 91 ing on Commercial Street between Pnrk Ave. nnd Palmetto Ave. 249.21 ... 60 Robert W. Deane, I.ot 93 ......................... n 16 feet to 40 feet in width with sheet asphalt on a 6 inch rock 289.21 B Y CONDO ... 60 TRUE Robert W. Denne, Lot 02 .............................. 2I9.2| ... 60 C. C. Collins', Lot 94 ............ - ..... ...... .......... 81.00 Grading at 40c ..........................................................$ C. Schultz and 6.00 2'P.Oi ... 50 G. H. Ilousholdcr, Lot 95 ............................. 173 Lin. Ft. concreto curb and gutter In place o f flush [|n c o m <s , S O F 7 A - L O T Yo u B t R O S C. Schultz and curb which would havu been used on 16 ft. pavement at ’ im T H i s j t o t A j N ! ! . I * t o o k - t h <s 201.91 ... 56 G. II. Housholder, Lot 90 ............................ ................................. 480.93 41c ;............................... ...................... ....................................... 261.1' g h 'f t O U B L ^ L - T O V IN T> 7 O U T J * ... 55 G. E. l.avigne, Lot 97 ................................... ....................................... 35.00 1 )0 Lin. k't. Flush Curb at 35c ............................................... 24L07 ... 50 G. E. Laylgne, Lot 98 ................................. ........................................ 1,098.10 373 Sq. Yds. Rock Base at 80c ............................................... t !■ G. A. DcCottes, Lake 02 ............ 1,259.70 2110" ... 50 and A. R. Key, I-ot V0 ................................. 1.22 ............................... 168.36 1 G. A. DcCottes, Lake Alley returns at 30c ............ 255.00 21107 ... GO and A. R. Key, Lot 10O ..............-............. ..................................... 6.00 ■>1' G. A. DcCottes, Lake ............... ....................... 10.06 Work 24107V ... 50 and A. R. Key, Lot 101 .................. .......... ....................................... 42.51 G. A. DeCottes, Lake ....................................... 68.92 313.47 and A. R. Key, Lot 102 .............. ................ . ................ 137.84 4 per cent G. A. DeCottos, Lake / ' 241-7 ... 50 and A. R. Key, I-ot 103 ........... ............... ptai Cost Widening ............................................................... - ...... $3,652.75 G. A. DeCottes, Lake o be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. ... 50 2^ 1.17 and A. R. Key. Lyt 104 ..... ........................ umber of feet frontage .... .................... ............. —...... 1,001 211)7 ... 50 f{. W. Kennedy, Lot 105 ------7 -................. sscssmcnt per foot frontage $3.6382 241.47 ... 50 |DeCottes, Lake and ICey, I^)t 1Q0 ............. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 211.47 ... 50 DeCottes, Lake and Key, Lot 107 ............. F I un I I . I r M i n r i l l f i n a l A a ira a m cnl 211.47 ■ nir— |lr«t-rl|tllnii— Foil I F r i m l a K r .... 50 U h l r n l i i K In IU f l. O h IH f l . H l d r DcCottes, Lake and Key, I^t 108 ........... E. R. Trafford's Map, Sanford 211.47 DcCottes, Lake and Key, Ix>t 109 .............. Oy «TC<)K i THC. *T<20U»3L<2./ 'P»D» Total 2(1.47 ... 50 Maude M. Jenkins, Lot 110 — ........ - ......... 1'‘ «MOOLO hii^fu n lvl A -.-n T T v -M .filS___ **_______ _ Yooj'CTVc.e L **■ „ 265.17 inford Hotel Sc Construction Co., Lots .... 55 S. F. Doudney, Lot 111 —- ...... .................... KAKO o n *. 300.09 511.36 $841.15 250.71 1. 2, 3 Blk 2 Tier 3 feet frontage 118.8 ... V Robert Deane, Lot 112 ....... ........................ -1. Miller— Beg. N. E. Cor Blk 2 Tr. 2, 255.53 ... 53 Robert Deane, 1-ot 113 .................... ........ 2S5.53 Run S. 82.4 ft. W. 75 ft. N. 82.4 ft. E. ... 53 Robert Deane, l-ot 1H .....- --------------*...... 151.26 272.87 $424.13 .T.~...... «... 2)5.53 75 ft., feet frontage 75 ... 63 J. N. Rossiter, Lot 115 ........ .— ...... :..... Lake View Park, Sanford. Fla. 245.53 ... 63 J. N. Rossiter, Lot 116^...............- ................ 300.09 511.36 $841.45 245.53 53 J. N. Rossiter, Lot 117 .......................... 201.67 363.82 $565.49 296.53 Inrry Kent, Lot B, frontage 100 ft. J. N. Rossiter, Lot 118 ............................... dike Front Improvement Company, Lots 63 J. N. Rossiter, Lot 119 ............ .... - ............. 245.53 C. D. E, F; 1, 2, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39 .« 53 J. 'N, Rossiter, Lot l-’0 .............. .................. ....... ............ 1JJ71.60 1,933.3-1 3,001.91 211.07 and 40, frontage 531.4 -. 60 Unknown, I-ot 121 ................. .......... 211.07 The above and foregoing Final Asseaaments ere payable without ... 50 Unknywn, Lot 122 211.07 itereat up to March' 1. 1925 and from and after iuih duto said apec... 60 Arthur C. Moore, Lot 123 ........................... 241.07 d assessment will be payable only in ten equal annua] installments ... 50 F, D. Breeden. Lot 121 .......... - ................ hich interest at 8 per cent per annum op all deferred payment. 241.07' ... 50 George E. Hunter. Lot 125 ................. '211.07Witness my hand as City Clerk and tin* Seal of the City o f Sari«. 50 Howard Overlin, I^t 126 .................. ' 626.77] >rd, Florida this 19th day o f January A. D. 1925. ...130 F. F. Fields, 127 ........ ..................... ...... 671.98 Seal) ' L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk, II. C. Paeglow, Lot 160 ....... t a in. 20, 27; Feb. 3, 10, and 17. J. W. Pennington; Beg. 132 ft. S of N " Lor. of S < :tt ____' TO ALL OJTNBRE OWNING PROPERTY ON a SANFORD A VEN U E TO FRENCH, jf ] Notice ia. hereby fivei»‘ that constrpetloo o f the i bn Eighth Street: from Sanford Avt., to French Ave* „ pieted and the completed work has been finally accepted by the Commission o r the city o f Sanfo rd, .Florida. The following i t the final estimate for paving Eighth Street fn SAnford A v e * .to French Ave. 24 feet in width with sheet asphalt 6 Inch Rock Base. , w 2206 Cu Yds Grading at 40c______ ___ _______ ________________ 882.40 j 11245 Sta, Yds Overhaul at lc ............................. .............. ...... 112.45 4020 Lin F t Cutb and Gutter at 76c _______________________ 3J)35.20 694 Lin Ft Flush Curb at 33c.....: ___ _________ ___ _________ 207.90 507 Lin Ft Grpnite Curb react at 15c.......... ..... ........... ........... 7$.0fif 4626 Sq. Yds. rock base at 80c ________________________ 3,700AO 4649 Sq Yds. 2 inch sheet asphalt top at$1.02....«........ 4,741.98 833 Sq. Yds Brick relaid flat at 40c................ 333J20 434 Sq. Yds. Brick relaid on edge at 44c ...................... ........ ' 190.96 2713 Sq Ft. Concrote Alley returns at 30c....... 813AO 855 Sq Ft. Sidewalk at 2 0 c ........ 171.00 9 Type B Inlets at $30.00 _____ 270.00 3 Manholes at $60.00..... 150.00 4480 Liu. F t A inch Drain Tile st $100.00 Per M.._.............. .. 448.00 C33 Lin Ft. .12 inch Storm S?wcr at $1.03.............. ..... .......719.25 E x lra ’ \^ork ..... .................... ......... ...................................... 8f.06 1 Mrnument at Street Intersections......... ............ ......... 6.50 (.nboratory Inspections o f Materials................................... 199.50 Legal Expense 2 per cont..........................- ....................... 323.20 Engineering 5 per c o n t....................................................... 808.00 TOTAL COST....... .................. ................... ..........................$17,291.35 To he borne entirely by adjacent property. Number o f feet frontage.. ............. v...... 3,786 Assessment per foot frontage..............$4.5672 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. E. R. Trafford’s .Map, Sanford rw Final llr«rrl|ill»n KrunlHKP Aaanamrnt 534.36 .......... 117 1........ .......... 117 534.36 ........ .......... 117 531.26 ■. 2 ............... 117 534.36 ........... 117 5342)6 531.36 .......... 117 4........ .......... 58.5 267.1? -1.......... .......... 68.5 267.18 A. M. Bothnmly, Lot 6, Block 9, Tr. 4.......... .......... 68.5 267,18 4.......... .......... 58.5 267.18 631.36 .......... .......... 117 •MHIMtll 1IT Osil.slO 531.30 .......... 117 534.36 .......... 117 .......... 117 534.36 Tr. 7...______ 117 51)42)6 Joe Chittenden, South 1-2 Lot 4, Block 9, Tr, 8..... 58.5 267.18 Joe D. Chittenden, El 16’ o f S. 1-2 Lot 5,Blk9, Tr. 8 10 73.07 104J l Joe D. Chittenden, W.42,5ft. of Lot 5,Blk.9Tr,8 ... 42.5 Alice W. Palmer, Lot 9, Block 9, Tr. 8................... 68.5 267.18 Bessie C. Wheeler, Lot 10, Block 9, Tr. 8 ........... 58.5 267.18 M .‘C. Moseley. Lot I. Block 10, Tr. 1..................... 117 534.36 J. J. Maussfr, Lot 6, Block 10, Tr. 1......................... 117 634.36 534.36 M. B. Bronson, I.ot I, Block 10, Tr. 2....................... 117 Stella P. Arrington, Lot 0, Block 10, Tr. 2............ 117 534JO Vesta I,. Weeks, Lot 1, Block 10, Tr. 3................... 117 5342)6 W. J. Thigpen, Lot fl, Block 10, Tr. 3...................... 117 5342)6 City Park, Lot All, Block 10, Tr. 4............................. 248 1,1332)6 Catholic Church, Lot All, Block 10, Tr. 5............... 248 1.132.66 Mrs, A. Simon, Lot 1, Block 10, Tr. 6 ................... 117 534.36 634,96 J. C. Roberts, Lot 6, Block 10, Tr. 0..,...................... 117 Mrs. M. Nelson. Lot 1, Block 10, Tr. 7..... :.............. 117 534.36 W. H. Peters, Est. Lot. 6, Block 10, Tr. 7.......... «! 117 534.36 1.132.66 City Pnrk, I.ot All, Block 10, Tr. 8......... t r .. 248 The Above nml foregoing Final Assessments are payable without interest up to Mnrch 1, 1925 und from and after such duto said special assessments will be payable only in 15 equal annual installments with v interest nt 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments. Witness my hand ns City Clerk and (lie Seal o f the City o f Sanford, Fin., this 19th day of January A. D. 1925. L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Publish Jan. 20, 27— Feb. 3, 10 and 17th. TO ALL PROPERTY OW NERS OWNING PROPERTY ON SAN ­ FORD AVENUE FROM FRANKLIN STREET TO GENEVA STREET. ’ Notice is hereby given thut the construction o f thu asphalt pave­ ment on Sanford Avenue from Franklin Street to Geneva Street has been completed, und the completed work has been finally accepted by the City Commission o f the City of Sanford, Florida. The following is thu final estimate o f the cost for the paving of Sanford Avenue 21 feet in width from Franklin Street south to Geneva Street with Sheet Asphalt (Willite Process) on a 6 inch rock bnso. 3228 Cu. Yds. Excavation nt 40c ........................'...................... $ 1,291.20 2616 Lin. Ft. Curb ami gutter ut 76c ..................... ................. 1,985.12 GO Liu. ft. Flush Curb at 35c ................................................i...... 20.65 101 Lin. Ft. Cranitc Curb re-set nt 15c ...... .................... ........ 15.60 3312 Sq. Yds. Rock Foundation at 80c ................................... 2,673.60 3320 Sq. Yds. Willite 2 inch Top at $1.22 ........................... 4,050.40 23.4 Cu. Yds. Class B. Concrete at $23.00 ________ _______ 5382)0 5 Typo A Inlets at $.75.00 ........................................................... 175.00 1 Type B Inlet ............. ..................... ......................................... 30.00 2 Manholes nt $50.00 .............................. ...... :..... .................... ltxi.oo 2500 Lin. Ft. 3 inch Drain Tile nt $100.00 per M................. 250.00 480 Lin. Ft. 12 inch Storm Sewer at $1.05 ......................... 50 LOO 31UOO 121 I.in. Ft. 24 inch Storm Sower ut $2.75 ..................... ..... 72U.0O 1440 Sq. Yds. Sub Foundation at 50c ................................... I Monument at Street Intersection ......................................... 6.50 Extra Work ....... - .......................................................... ........... noa i5 Laboratory Inspection of Materials .......................... ... ....... 163.65 Legal Expense, Adv. etc., 2 per cent ................................... 265.14 662.85 Engineering, 5 per cont .............................i........ .................... 14,185.06 360,00 Less Credit of 200 tons Rock at $1.80 — ...... — ......... $13,825.06 Total Cost ............................. ---------- 11,458.05 Number o f feet frontage Cost per foot front ............. .............. $5,023 Td he borne entirely by udjacent property. v FRED T. W ILLIAM S, Engineer. X «i«f llra rrlpllu n Kant K ru u laae K ln at Asaraam vat Pine lleighta, Sanford, FU. A. P. Connelly and Mrs. McCullough, Lots 79, to 93 Inc....... ..........- ......... ..... 921 4,908,93 Amended Plat of Edgrwuod; Sanford Swopc-Douginss Inc., Lots 15 to 21 inc. 350 1,865.50 Rose Court Addition, Sanford, Fla. Rose Court Inc., U t 50 ..... .............!.... ....... ________ 20 * 106.60 South Park, Sanford, Fla. i.#* » Rose Court Inc., U t 1 ....................... ...................... 71 *. f t 378.43 C. J. Marshall und W. T. Langley, Lots 2 td 21 inc.................. ........... ....... ..1096.65 5.845.17 The ubove und foregoing final assessments are payable without interest up to March 1st, 1925, and from and after suck date, said special assessments will be payable only in 15 equal annual install­ ments with interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred pay­ ment. Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal o f the City of San­ ford, Florida, this 19th day o f January, A. D. 1925. (Seal) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. » Jaq. 20, 27; Feb. 3, 10 «n4 IL ______________________ ___ I t '*s - . i J Td .* | | ' T yJ ? I 1 1 1 �“ Red” Grange Outstanding Grid Player - During Past Two Football Seasons Rollins Freshmen Have Tough Grid Schedule Next Fall He’s a Ringer Grnngc’s Record ols. vet a* *hr end o f the fir: t tvtMin. Yds. Touch- •od the Wolverines wnrr trailing 27 to 0. because o f Gramm’s re­ 1021 nl’y'd g ’n’d d’wns markable open field running. Game 10 208 1 Against Chicago he cam " Nrbrarka ... I 4 r.O 175 1 through with nno’ her superman e f­ 28 142 2 fort. This tim- Grange came from Butler 10 251 1 behind to tie Chicago. Northwestern r.o ioo i In .10 tries against tim Big Ten Chicago 10 140 1 champions bo gained 108 yards, a mext remn-knliic achievem'>nt. 00 314 1 Ohio Bt*'> Figure* deflnltelv prove Grange’ s rieht to b»-c1asred ns the individ­ ual football -•bampion o f the year. ROLLINS COLLEGE. Winter Park, Feb. 10.—That tho "Tar 1Babies" or freshmen tars o f Rol­ lins College nre to be kept busy on the gridiron next fall appears practically certain 'from the tenta­ tive schedule which has been made up, beginning Sept. 2fi and cloning Nov. 14 nnd including the five reg­ ulation games provided by the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association o f which Rollins is a inemhet. It has aim been announced that n freshman coach will be provide I to whip th<» "T ar Babies" into shape so that in their closing game o f the season with tho "Baby Cntorr." o f the University o f Flor­ ida. an interesting nnd hotly con­ tested battle may take place. The tentative schedule announced is ns follower Friday, Sent. 25, Varsity at Winter Park; Saturday, Oct. 3; Florida Militarv Academy at Jack­ sonville: Snturdav. Oct. 10, Sacred Heart College at Tampa; Saturday. Nov. 7. Southern College Freshmen nt Lakeland: Snturdnv, Nov. 14, University o f Florida freshmen at Winter Park. Nebraska Rutter Rollins Asked Into S. I. A. A. Meet Virhigat: Iowa d -irn ro Minnesota ‘ P •i Grange, of UMnnin, was t*>« outstanding footlinll plavor of jio i.y .l. Rccentl” he was awn ril­ ed two ettna. one from the enst. the »4*.rp from Ihe west, ns the most ’ .do..Id-, nlaver in tlie collegiate foni I.—11 world, V'f.tjf... Cnmn, dean of football critic:* twice •Mectcd him for ott«’ -‘if the backs on his All-Anterir• Unanimous Choice He was tiie unanimous choice o f e\ «ry football expert in the country when it came to naming t lie rljvrn her.t nlnvers erf the year. Everv lo .-h a.ked to pick an nll,r.L-r learn teitnNl Grange. lie w r tl: .1; .ithlete in the country who won the unanimous vote o f roache.i, critics and fate, for a place on the mythical allAmerica. You need only to glance over GrangeY. marvelous record for the tui-t two seasons to understand his hii'h rating. While Grange didn’t gain quite? ar. many yards this year as Inst, he made one more touchdown, de­ spite the fact that he played less actual lime. During tlie 1921 season Grange carried thi halt t i l times and made 1,1(14 yards, an average of a trifle hitler than III yards every time he turked the hall under his arm. Giange’s greatest performance o f tl: • year was against Michigan, when h" made four touchdowns in tlie first twelve minutes o f piny. Dope Upset Michigan expected to heat Him- OLD HOME TOWN rw B cw n 7 CELL Si Too A )<bouD ii'INTF.P i*\ UK. >■’"!, «o s. r Wobinsr.n. director of athletics at M -r-or University and Ahnirmnn o f the S. 1. A. A. hnsksthall tnumnntenf committee, has s.’ nt t« P**llins Cnllego an inVlta?inp to par-'" innto in this p*»nu',l event to h'’ old in Mnron. Us.. Feb. 25-28 ;n. Hiisivp. According to late an­ nouncement from Coach Huynh of the Itollins Turn.,It is the intent!?’’ o f the Rollins officials to accept. This will he tho first nonenrnnen oc Rollins at. this great southern athletic contest. The relative strength of the Rol­ lins team on the basketball court may he measured after scores now being made le* the quad on a ' ’ in through Georgia and South Carolina. Ft is claimed here these '•'•orr.a compare fevnralJs wi*h •ho-e of other member.", o f the S. 1. A. A. LONDON. Feb. 10— During tin* oast «ix years one third of Scot­ land has changed hands through the real estate market. Last year "•ns the non rest since the war; nnlv 190.000 acre* were sold as compared with 900,000 acres in 1921. Since Ihe wholesale disposal of Scottish lauds began immediately after the armistice, about fi.50ft.000 acres have passe:! into new owner­ ship. President Coolidge Says He Will Continue T o Broad­ cast Through Correspon­ dents And Not Microphone By H A R R Y B. H U N T W ASHINGTON, Peb. 10.— Radio cannot yet compete with newspa­ pers in the broadcasting o f nation­ al naws, in tho belief o f President Coolidge. White IIouso opinion and White House comment, therefore, will continue to be broadcast through the medium o f W ashington cor­ respondents rather than through crystal acts and super heterodynes. Radio interests, anxious to ex­ tend the field o f broadcasting to cover tho most important news sources in business and govern­ ment. have been m ost anxious to line President Coolidge up ns n regular speaker on the air. They havo exotllcd his as tho ideal rndio voice. They have atress ed the idea that via radio he could maintain virtually a personal con­ tact with tho whole country. The popular expression o f ap­ proval which followed the Presi­ dent's speech on economy n week ago, in his address to the bureau o f the budgetfl, which wan broad­ Mnscottc— Industrial outlook un cast through a dozen utationa, usually bright. Judge Declares All Dogs Good Until ;They Take 1st B ite1 Meet one o f the sport world’s great­ est celebrities trying his hand nt barnyard golf. Yep, it is none othnr than Tyros R. Cobh, famous baseball player and manager, en­ joying a little recreation while va­ cating down in Augusta, Gn., this winter. Australia Banning Southern Europeans MELBOURNE. Fob. 10.— Reply­ ing to the Victorian government’s British engineers have begun protest against the unrestricted building a dam across the Indus immigration of Southern Euro­ river in India, which is designed peans, Federal Prime Minister to irrigate siu n illion acres o f land Bruce laid stress on the fact that now mostly desert. no encouragement or assistance had been offered to aliens. The federal government he add­ ed, had announced recently that it desired to limit the issue o f pass­ port visas to Greeks and .IugoSlavs to 100 a month for each na­ tionality. By STANLEY LOS ANGELES. Feb. 10. — Coke’s age-old maxim, “ Every dog is entitled to one bite," was appli­ ed here icrcntly by Judge Thomp­ son o f the Superior Court in find­ ing for a damage suit defendant whose dog was alleged to have bit­ ten a baker’s boy. No one denied that Max, the dog, had helped himself to n nip out o f the baker hoy’s arm. The statement o f the defendant thnt the nip had boon the first indulged in by max, likewise was undisput­ ed. so motion for nonsuit was granted. In delivering the finding the court said: "It is atv ancient rule o f the 1.1w that every dog is entitled to om? bite. The owner o f a dog o f known vicious character is charged with responsibility for its nets, hut how shall a dog who never lias manifested any vice lie supposed by its owner to lie a dog of vicious character? There obviously must ho a first bite, and hard as it may he upon the unfortunate victim of this, so to speak, maiden bite, h;: apparently is left without re­ course.” f too SAC I roues mWC* l#» BAP ,«c. caiit r.'rr'i in te nr, mo- rnt:Y t v.< none ’ t'Uf'OCRNIXrCP SOMUCK Mil ' dUBMI.RCGlfcAk '-AllC.MT MI'.C.i, . TH AT JOE’S HOUSE IS ONE OF THE LARGEST DISTRIBUTORS OF NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES IN THE STATE YJE00IN& ANNOUNCEMENT ESTHER AND r----------------------Biu. a se To jljl iib married J J a r ? UU T.j NLX.T MONTH TO&ETtiEC . S o LONG1 J •. Lobby Store— First National Bank Bldg. OUR FOUNTAIN DRINKS ARE BEST Miss Beulah Henry, a Woman o f Raleigh, N. fi granted patents on 17 invmost o f which are practi as an electric fan guard, sponge in which a cake of carried, telephone memo pads uud tho like. '-/EE’ S u r it 5EEMS L a smame TBe w r e taking T his t>t b p - e.ach r — G ood fj g v About $2 .Is received growers for tho wotd that to a $fi0 all-wool suit of Too 7cV THE OTHER VJHU POT WHAT MAKES m o u B ’. ink , TH AT? f > \NE.Ll_- L HAPPENED TO HEAR ( ’ •|T7 'A VJVVAT EE.TVtF-C’0 A nd B\U-VS "U. TRtEMOS TO 5AM A B O U TJTM , f 16th S t P rice $1400.00. balance $10.00 per month E. F. LAN® REALTOR j First National Bank BuiUj ' Rooms 501-502. Phonej Sales Force Mias Ruba Williams, Mr SEMINOLE— ORANGE Sub-Tropical Mid-UK FEBRUARY 17-18-19-20.! Greatest Fair in History of the TwgU This is a Bully Fair— The Best Alb* and Finest Exhibits vice* for homes and office •V Magnolia^, WE HAVE YOUR FAVORITE PAPER C’OODMCC.^ KNOW* IT'S ABOU T T|Ma THEW’U t GOiMO Corner L ot on It is a pleasure to have Seminole exhibitj once again and the people of our countu i It1 ft 1 « It Mmam! 1 give liberal support opinion ot Mr llnocrt lilnir, Former chief education officer o f tho Lon­ don County Council, who, speaking i at a Manchester educational con|fercnce, estimated thnt within the i next eight years there would he i 2.000,000 fewer workers in this country. • “ Within the last few years, the ] birth rate has fallen off tremcn, dously," he said, "and appears even i yet to ho going down. We nre losing 100,000 children a year from caeli age group in the schools and : on this basis, from calculations I linve made, by 1912 tlicr? will he some 2,000,000 less workers in EnPrize muniv for the great poul­ j gland." try show at. Allentown, Pa., tiiis Taking this year as an example, fall, amounts to $13,2(30.50, aid to bo more money than ever before offered by u similar exhibition. VIS VIEDOING > MOM - OH MOM'.1 VtLRC 5 A !« ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ EXPOS!71 JD ecline. 0 1 Birth ' Declared National IPeril In England ./dM-TVErr still [My-^crr "Ptosc 1^3 B*. BUS-Chnc/. --3A UP IN TS'ClTC • rbu ? _y im an oppor­ oppor made the present seem tune time fo r pushing the idea or developing what som ehave de­ scribed as a “ wireless president. Regular radio [addresses— once u month, twice a month— were sug­ gested. BUt, whether from conrervativeness o r canniness no one knows. Coolidge shook his head. “ I find I am able to broadcast jn y views very effectively through the newspaper m en /' ha said. "I do not believe there is any nccessit for any flxxed program or rndio talks by the president,” • * • Secretary Jim Davis' decision to retire from the cabinet and then hin re-decision to remain at the head o f the Department o f Labor b causing his colleagues to "kid" t i n n bit. Jim, they say, reminds them of the fellow who rushed up to the ticket window just ns the train was pulling in and shouted: “ Gimme n round trip ticket." "W here to ? Where t o ? ” de­ manded the ticket seller. "W hy, back here o f course, y’ ■ blamed fool.” 5 Alex P. Moore o f Pittsburg nnd Madrid, American nmbaLsndor to ; Spain, is tho first o f our m ajor "dl plomas” to arrive in Washington to attend tho Coolidge inauguration. Mar. 4. “ The most severe punishment dealt out bv Spanish justice," Moore says, "is to be sentenced to jnil over Sunday. Thnt means the prisoner will miss tho week’s bull fight.” Stove and Fire Place W ood I jocett & M y i m T osaccq Co. �THE SANFORD HEftAtlP, TPHE8PAV] FEBRUARY 10,IftS Advertisement Herald Want Adg Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance} Classified Directory Advertising Real Estate PRINTING WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Rush crib ^EARN ABOUT ToT» County and Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* ers a specialty. Phono 417-W, £ra")/ Best advertising medium In 9 Railroad Avenue. South Florida Published mornings. TH E SEMINOLE PRINTERY— Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. Printing that pleases. Prompt service. Telephone 93. New lo- OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales through the Xenia Gazette, catlon, Wclaka Building. Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural district. Want ad and display _______ PAPER' HANGER I. L. TALBOTT— Painter and pa- rates on request er hanger. Phone 340. 115 COI.UMDna toa.) T.KDOEn— Claas'ark Avenue. i ... d r*1" h "7* **>• tsrg**t elreu- f lit Ion In Houthwtftt*ra n s f «C ts.word) tin*. R E A L ESTATE Otorclft. FOR SALE OR RENT—Small home with three acres of lnnd, 50 orange trees and track gard­ en. Ideal spot for chickens, elec­ tricity and water. 10 mkifttcg out on hard road. Phono 571-J. Help W anted Miscellaneous F or Sale FOR SALE— Pure sugar cane sy­ rup, G5c per gallon in 35 gallon barrels, Pure Sugar House molas­ ses 45c. Pure Cuban 35c.— Davis Wholesale Co., Augusta, Ga.______ FOR SALE BY OWNER— Nice CASH—Paid for falso teeth, dental gold, platinum and discard­ homo and grove subdivision on highway. David M. Douglass, ed jewelry.— Hoke Smelting and Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. Sanford. FOR' SALE— Used Willys-Light FOR SALE— Fifty acres good cel­ Plant, A -l shape used 10 months. ery land. Five acres cleared Bargnin for quick sale. Lake Mary and tiled and in crop. Right at Cnsino, Lake Mary, Fla. loading station nnd near him! road. Price $8,500. Half cash, balance FOR SALE— Pair o f good mules for sole, cheap. Box 20, Oviedo, terms. Fred Walsinn. Fla. WANTED— Young man of good appearance to solicit advertising — Should have his own car—Good opportunity for hustler with abil­ ity to produce. Apply nt Herald Office. • STENOGRAPHER WANTED — Must be experienced. Give full particulars regarding qualifica­ tions. P. O. Box 221, Sanford, WANTED— Female stenographer with some experience in legal work. Apply In person, 3 P. M. Friday ufternoon. Geo. A. DeCottes. TO REACH the prosperous farm­ D. A. CALDER L R. R. ELDRIDGE ers and fern growers of Volnsia Real estate brokers. All kinds of county advertise in the DeLand property listed and for sale. Of­ Dally News, rate lc per word, cash W ANTED— Young man of good fice 108 Second St.. Near Park with order. habits to learn printers trade. FOR SALE— Household furniture, Wight Print Shop. 9 It. R. Ave. Avenue. Phone 282. 1020 Union Avenue. MAINEr^-Watervlllo, Morning 8aoW ANTED— Young ninn to sell J. E. SPURLING, sub-division tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ nnd tiled. On hard road between specialist. Subdivision to Or­ ple are interested in Florida prop­ Geneva nnd Oviedo. W ill make BABY CHICKS— Nine excellent brushes $25 to start. $20 Security breeds to choose from. Hatch­ required. Box 25 care of Herald. lando, Florida, and F l o r a erty. Reach them through the price that will interest you if you Heights, Florida on Dixie High- Sentinol. Rate card on applica- want a piece of high clnss rslery ing now. Quality, our speciality. $10,000,000 Company wnnts man land. It is all in crop nt this time. Not quantity. _ way. Let us prove it. to sell Wntklns Home Necessities Call or write owner. W. C. Reid, Free circulnr with price list. New in Snnford, more than 150 used TIN AND MET A L WORK ADVERTISE in the Journal-Har- Oviedo. Fla._________ *________ I Ern Poultry Fnrm, Valdosta, Gn. daily. Income $35 to $50 weekly. JAM ES H. COWAN— All kinds aid, South Georgia's greatest FOR SALE— New house aid big AWNINGS Experience unnecessary. Write o f Tin and Sheet Metal Work. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, lot. 1-2 block o ff Dixie ItighDept. 4-0. The J. R. Watkins I.etest pntterns for porches, win­ Water and Boat Tanks. A t Oak weekly and Sunday Classified rates way. $000; also 5 ' room cottage Company, 02-70 W. Iowa Ave., Avenue and Third Street. Tele* 10c per line. Waycruss Journal- furnished $1,450.00 Citrus He’ghts dows and stores. • Call nt Thrash­ Memphis, Tenn. er A Woodruff. Herald, Waycroaa. Georgia. Filling Stntion. Orlando Roal. TYPEW RITERS AND REPAIRS FOR SALE— Shetlnnd pnny. R. B TAM PA MORNING TRIBUNE— FOR SALE All makes o f typewriters for .Middleton. Goldsboro. Send in your subscription to the Four benutiful lots on Salford snle on ensy terms, for rent, also Tribune or hand it to your local Three-room furnished apartment Heights, elevation high; price,low; repairs. Office supplies.' Room 9 dealer so you can read Florida'* FOR SALE— Eastman Folding Ko­ for rent. Apply 107 W. 9th St. easy terms. Will sell nil four dak. Postal card size. Cost $90 grentest nowspnper. One yenr lots together, one or more a de­ Will sell chenp. Address J. Gnte, $8.00, 6 months $4.0C, three months VETERINARIAN________ FOR RENT— Housekeeping apart­ sired. See P. Bayard Smith, Own- Box 81, Snnford, Fla. ment. Part o f newly furnished DR. A. DOLAN— Veterinarian. $2.00. If you desiro $1,000 insur­ er. 200 Evnns St. bungnlow. Close in. To perman­ Dolnns Vetinnry Remedies. 313 ance policy add 75 cents to your e r d e r . _____________________ ent tennnt only. Reasonable rate. E. Second St., Sanford, Fla. Phone 122-J or write Box 1072 "DO YOU W ANT to buy or sell anything?” If so advcrtlao In THIS • FOR RENT— New five room house City FOR RENT— Rooms with o: the “ Gnlncsvill* Sun.” Chapman Avenue, phone 9 out meals! Reasonable S3 DIRECTORY An average of nearly ftOO.OOO MIRACLE Concrete C o , general WKST VIItOtNlA—ofarKsburg.Thi Lipcoln House. FOR RENT— First Clnss store dozen eggs are consumed in New Clarh.burv Exponent, morning cement work, sidewalks, build­ Including Sunday, morning Issue. tii i»l»r«* W t t b l n rnnr room on West First about 3,500 York city every dny, or about one FOR RENT— Furnished rou lirnplr o f H ftn fo n l ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B. 1 cent per word, minimum lie. sq. ft., floor space.— A. P. Connelly for each person. , mi iif lr n . n r r ilp il. light housekeeping, 701 X TerwiBeger, Prop,_________________ , Hal m h rn a n y o p r & Sons. DKVELOPBHJI ATTENTION—Pen­ • la rr<iulrnl. It U Lumber and Building Material sacola Is beginning th« greut.st de­ A school for the teaching o f ■Iphulirt Irnlly for velopment In fJInrlda's history; a APARTM ENT FOR REN T-Thrce FOR RENT— Carter Lumber Company public health is to ho established .Sara' 1 half million dollar highway to the N. Laurel St. Phone 566 with modern by the Ismdnn School o f Tropical room apartment on grounl lloor. gulf bench Just finished; a two garage. 2nd ! HILL LUMBER CO. House a million dollar bridge across Escnm- Apply 300 French Ave. Medicine, at a cost o f $2,000,000. Spacr In This hla Bay started; quarter million nie Philips. Service, Quality and Price. dollar opera house under construe- FOR RENT— Desirable fruit bed­ [ECTOR Y tlon two millions lielng spent on room adjoining bath, 101) Laur­ highway greatest chnnce for live PHONE el Avenue. _____; developers to get In on floor. Write Devi FOR RENT— 2 light housfceeping mrnt The Pensacola News.________ 1101 Elm A *. Mr. rooms AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Schnider. Bargain list o f rebuilt boats: gusta, Gn.— Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate cash .09c l No. 1— For sale; Pleasure boat Any breaking out of the skin, 22 ft., ft in.xl8in draft, 4 cylinder charge. 10c per line, minimum even fiery, itching eczema, can lie !E AND MOTOR RE­ Red Wing motor, speed-11 miles .30c._______________________________ quickly overcome by applying per hour. Reasonable price. Con­ ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St. WINDING. Mcntho-Sulphur, declares a noted struction of the very best. Johns County is reached through skin specialist. Because of its 1ELECTRIC SERVICE No. 2 Runabout 24 ft. 4 ft., ftin. the St. Augustine Evening Record. germ destroying properties, this pert Electrical repairs. by 18 in. draft. Ford Engine, Quick results. Two cento per word. sulphur preparation instantly Ontrul Ave. Orlando, speed 14 miles per hour. A sac­ Samplo copy on request.__________ A R C H IT E C T brings case from skin irritation, rifice. Built last October. TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Unify soothes nnd heals the czccma Member i_ L A. No. 3. A knockabout 20 ft. ft in. homo daily. Times, the great right up and leaves the skin clear HULKS FOR RENT Hose Ilullillng by 12 in. draft. 2 cylinder Cnllic, rate l ’Ac per word, minimum, and smooth. O rlnntlu, I'ln rli ln speed 12 miles per hour. A bnr- charge 25c cash with oirder. Write It seldom fnils to relieve th<* tor­ iEEL Cnr! Drive It for complete rate card. gain. ment without delay. Sufferers Oak and Second St. These boats can bo seen at our trom skin trouble should obtain a dry dock at Ostcfcn Bridge at any palm be a c h , small jar o f Rowles Montho-Sulsceno of stupendous development- fi|„ o f vitll|jzjng vitnmincs an are phur from any good druggist and time. BODY REPAIRING Read about it In tho I aim Beach ^ greatest flesh produccrsnnd use it like co iilcrcam._____(ndv.) SANFORD BOAT WORKS [STEIN — Automobile Post Sample copy aent on r e -, j J ^ S ^ r s she can find. fepairing and Rebuilding. , ftuc8t-_______________ _____________ [ One sickly thin kid, age 9, jinNOTICE I Home. Oak Avenue.__ 1ADVERTISING gets results if It ed 12 pounds in 7 months. To whom it may concern: fros FOR HIRE reaches potential buyers. PaShe must ask Bower s harm y This is to notify all interested i Intkn Dally News is circulated In nnd Dean's Phnrnincy. or nny md in the organization o f a new millMill) SERVICE Hoy inn industrial nnd agricultural sec- druggist for M cLoy» Cod Ivor work company forming a stock L Meets all trains. BngOil Compound I ablets— thcniqini company to build a new millwnrk nufcr. Phone 551. I----- ----------------------——----------- —-------- ai and genuine—00 tablets—lift iits shop; that I am not interested in TO REACH BUYERS or sailers of j _ ns ‘ |cnaont to t„k-. n> candy. the proposition and do not intend AUTO TRIPS Florida real cstato advertise in to take any stock in the company B. CALDER. Day and : the St. Petersburg Times. One cent Palmetto— Main Street to be or have any tiling to do with it. I cent n word daily, two cent* a word widened and "white way” instu'd. will continue to run the Sanford ixi service. Anytime, 282. or 25. |Sunday . ________________________ ___ Key West— Plans completcdor Novelty Works Shop in my own ITIIE MORNING JOURNAL is the erection of La Concha hotel. name anil management after Feb­ Florida to receive $40,000)0 ruary seventh, 1925. The propo­ I accepted want nd medium in i Daytona (Fla.) One cont a word federal aid for river and liaor sition was started without my improvements during 1925, need­ knowledge or consent and I was I an insertion. Minimum 25c. ing to war department’s stateimt noto approached in regard to it FLORIDA— UHLAN DO— Orlando o f proposed expenditures. for several weeks after it was Palmetta—Good headway beg started. I have never consented Clear the Nose that’s morning Sontlnnl: Inrgest classi­ fied business, rntc lc a word, min­ made on construction o f nddim to go in or have anything to do CJneeed |all kinds. Rain water a imum 24c cash with order. _ to Wnde-Stevemon business blk. with it, except to offer to sell out ». Old First National Bradenton— Work started in to them, which offer is withdrawn. When the nose is clogged by cold a luilding, phone 245. Very Res. Yours, or cntnrrh there is instnnt relief on A LITTLE W ANT AD in The construction of $1,000,000 hrifo V. C. Collcr, Herald will Lring you big re­ across manatee river. pERS AND DYERS___ call. It is Ely’s Cream B a lm Lake Worth— Municipal ntllic _________ ____________Sun ford, Fla. sults. Advertise those old articles ,, ptS STEAM PRESSERY antiseptic. Apply is in the nostrils— breathe you have stored away and have field dedicated. [work a specialty. 110 it. Note how instantly it opens no use for. A little thirty-cent ad lAvcnue, Phone 327-J. air passages, subdues inflamma­ may bring you aevcral dollars. CAFE tion, stops the cold. All by com­ Phone 148 nnd a representative will call to see you. bating the germs. BURNS, BRW 6ES ;best in Service and Qual Colds cun’t get a start if you do tat Street and Park Ave that promptly. They nre quickly THE MIAMI HERALD Is the big 'W underfhl 'W inters SPRA IN S YIELD 10 East Coast morning newspaper. ended if you do it later. 'Delightful Summer] End all that misery at once. Ask vour druggist for a bottle of Ely s > DRUG STORE — Pro"J. Drugs, Sodas. W« Cream Balm Watch how it dears near you as your phone, the head. Apartments Rooms For Building Material Graham |>____________________________ % Ton Truck Coupe1 WANTED— 4 or 5 room 192.7 Touring I close in or furnished or Dodge 1924 Touring j nished rooms. Apply Mrs, Dodge 1922 Roadster! Osborne. Montezuma Hotel Dodge 1922 Fordor Sedan'---------------------------------------Fonl 1924 1923Runabout, We buy used clothing, i Ford 1925 Ton Truck i a list o f what you have. \ Ford (Cab & Body) j call. J. J. Randall. 121-1 9 Passenger1did Ave., DeLand, Fla. Suburban bus, --------------------------------- — ----Pnncl |WANTED—To buy countr; Light Truck I duce, canned vegetables, 1924 Overland Touring highest prices paid.— Davis Above cars reconditioned, all run fine and look good. Prices Right—Terms “ Maybe” WANTED TO BUY— A small bed I. W . PHILLIPS SONS of pepper plants. Phone 133-W. Dodge Dealer C. A. Hinpom. Tliono No. 3 Oak & Second FOR SALE— Overlnnd sedan, good mechanical condition, priced low for quick sale. See Mr. Fabriz. 113 Pnrk Ave. led Directory Ball Hardware Co LOST OR STOLEN— One large. dark brown suit ense. Taken from Box 18. Mellonville Ave., returned to Herald office nnd re­ ceive reward. LOST— Waterman fountain pen, left on desk in First Nntionnl Bank. Finder return to Herald o f­ fice and receive reward. LOST— Between Orlando and San­ ford. a brown traveling ling. Please notify box 9-lft St. Augus­ tine and receive reward. On n wager of $150 a man in Imh Angeles remained perched for 13 hours on top o f a slender flng pole rising 50 feet above n 13story huiiding. Florida and Western Meats 410 Sanford Ave. Phone ftll-W Stove and Fire Place Wood Cut to Suit 59.00 per rnrd delivered Britt Realty Company Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. ^ S T A T I O N S AND |l’TO SUPPLIES STOPS PAIN AT ONCE BETTER THAN I0DIN SOLD BY ALL 0HU0CI5TS Ilmle. M O T H E R AM O I f A R E M O T OM cr* t>PE,AK.)MG J T E R M t) PO n v o u r se:l f - | : / Graphonolns, Clocks, Sewing Machine 121 Snnford Ave. rT , IL L . F A .T M V C>RE A0r<;F A sbT MOW ,//. C T H I' d It) G lT lM T O e>E A F ifS E lt>M E w i t h t h e fH i u v Q U A R R E L .IH l C A M T — G ' T A H "’ H IM G C A 0 0 6 : •r— ing Nalls. Heavy Callnu.es or ttrmt actung feet. Fishing Trip WE HAVE MO CO FFEE AMD O F C O U R * b t l W O U L D MOT A*bK D A U G H T E R . T O G O T O *1 H E ‘b T O R E /V t> ^ W E A R E M O T ‘b P E A K lN G ) /L JM by V FOOT SPECIALIST L'orns. Bunion.. Ingrow­ I nit. c. i.. nisi.HH Orlutul". 1Vownll Drew nid*. I’lione. Elevator Elton J. M o u g h to n ARCHITECT Sanford, SltOP-r-For ek'call 579-J. _ l o a n _______ M O N E Y?— Wt , Flr*| OrJ*' ataJU io-dtf andtryd. 1 Chiropodist Pleasure Trip or FLORIDA LAWYER * ln,?'BRYAN. "O ffice in nvBank Building Annex, - ‘ hone 417-L 3_._________ , jnLLINBRY J millinery s^ X I Y 6 ; ftNEED , ra°n*y t0 H I First National Bank Bldg. —I T O T E L L C~\r «qL p ie r A n r 'x if Phone 260-W____ r L (■tinsmith First Nntionnl Bunk Building fURNlTURE TO SE L L ? ^ rurniture Co. Wo pay a! d’s worth. Phone No. I^UTY J. N. Westbrooks — - Florida By GEORGE McMANUS V O U K N O W THAT FURNITURE_____ Men like Wonder-Root, beiaiMe it givea them • quick, convenient and thorough wash. It lathera easily in laud or •oft water and Ukae off : grime or greaae without 1-0- harsh scrubbing. Real Estate— Investments BRINGING UP FATHER [§r SERViCK STATION1 .' v o u lu m a n /e j Ave. Phone 48 A Mans Soap A ll M in i, o f P r o p e r ly l .l .l r d f o r sale P a r k A v e n u e n m l S r e o m l S tre e t j ['**. Oil, Tires, Accesso-trvicc with n smile. Elm i g b j ’honc 417 L3. ___ "Three stations. MagM Second First nnd Elm, r,l Avenue and 10th Street, ^service. ___ FLORIST Ht t h e FLORIST” Urs lor all occasions. (Realtors) Real Kslatc— Insurance Haggard & Company, i SANFORD, And we know they were Ilecaii.se we saw them. JOHN K. FOX FL&RI Designers nnd painters o f Sat ford’s distinctive signs. Sni ford Avenue ut First Street. Phone 480-W. He came back ’ To buy the lots And the price had jumped to $6,000.00 And so .sat on the curb Ami liis thoughts , Were a deep black 101-108 Magnolia P k o « * * 7 Georgia raised anil marketed 30 million pounds o f tobacco during the season just closed. which brought an average of 81.28 cents, floiia. Everything clcc- putting more than six million dol­ Phonc I2'i. Electrngith lars into the pockets of farmers. One Fine tiny , About two years ago A man came in the office To buy a few lots And he asked us to show him something good So we took him to the outskirts of town And explained why We believe the lots Were a good investment Arid he thought That we were kidding him 1 And got mad Our price lit that time Was $2,250.00 FOUND— Suit case. Owner may have same by calling nt Herald nnd identifying and pnying for nd. DAVID B. HYEtt LICARBO C h n p tcr 3 Volumn 1 Lost and Found GARDEN HOSE YlVi cent per foot For Few Days Boats Sanford Sign Shop FO R R E SU L T S Int -c Fr.-tunc Service. Ivc. DM.v-ri.lu. CIMME. ^ C U P o c o f f e e : /SM ‘ SO M E - n O O O ^H h O T - b : rn � 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 10, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 10, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 10, 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/294ed1dab581dc960ae8352118f16eb1.pdf c62767e2446109e941b18495776e4121 PDF Text Text L in Fkrfcla ii Htwrt, E f , Gttatwt V ffttab k TjS Richest Garden Land ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES D eath o f Baltimore Citizen R em oves Barrier to Fortune Lying in New Orleans Btmk IGovernment's eForAgreement >nted In Short To Clemente! |s fcT Come Conference resents Broad Due To Disaient on Details fortune of $2,600,000, which has been held from the heirs for half a century m ay soon be claimed as a resu lt of the death of Constan­ tin Lynch ( a picturesque character in M aryland political affairs. The money is lying in a New Orleans bank. Miss M argaret McDonough Lynch, his slater, said Sunday. The money, says Miss Lynch, was bequeathed to her stepmother, Mrs. Andrew A. Lynch, by John Mc­ Donough, one of Maryland’s first millionaires. The facts of her story are as follows: Mrs. Lynch's father was Dr. Al­ b ert A. Lynch of Cantonsville. At her birth, her m other died, and her fath e r became enamored of Rosa!da Ludden, daughter of Lemuel Ludden, her mother’s dearest friend. McDonough Waa Rival. A rival appeared for Dr. Lynch, howevjr, in the person of Mc­ Donough, who also was deeply in C0«,rHuni£at® with the girl. When Rosalda Ludden ultimately married Dr. Lynch and became Margaret Lynch’s stepmother, Mc­ Donough bequeathed to his lost sweetheart his fortune of $2,500,000—with the proviso, however, that it should be withheld from her, or«?er J*e *or ninety-nine years. To the union of Miss Ludden and .Miss Lynch’s father was bom a son, the Constantin Lynch who died today. I.ynch Never Claimed Money During Constantin’s lifetime, he married and fathered six children, but never came forward to claim the fortune, nor the accumulated in­ terest. But she will encounter difficul­ ty in securing it, since others in­ terested in the fortune point out that the ninety-nine years have not elapsed, and that Miss Lynch is not an heir, since she was not the child of Rosalda Ludden. Secretary Weeks Announces Muscle Shoals, postal And That Reply Will Be Forth Agriculture Measures Are coming When Note Has Still In Doubt; -Weeks Are Been Examined By Him. Being Cleared For Action Re-appointment Of L McFadden Bank Bill Mitchell Is Held »'J) Demands Attention HOLIDAY CROWDS TO PRISON COLLINS Military Court T< Probe Operath Curiosity Seekers Begnn To Arrive at Dawn and Con* Former Government Filers to Railroad Legislation During ' tlnue Throughout Sundny; He Questioned By House This Session Is Hopeless; Picnic Lunches Are Served Committee DuringThisWeek Crampton Bill Is Pending - _ -- ' 1 n. Shaft HadReached IT Depth of 30 Early This Mo: ft CAVE CITY, Ky., Feb. 9 . WASHINGTON. Feb. 0.—With Gigantic holiday crowds came to only a little morn than throe Cave City Sunday and made the weeks left of this session of con­ six mile trip to Sand Cave where gress, the fate of many important Floyd Collins passed the ninth day 9.—Great CAVE CITY, Ky., Feb. legislative measures is hanging in of his entombment, Mother nature today nc ; note to France exthe balance. Long before noon, a continuous another obstacle to efforts the Baldwin GovernThose ‘that tfall autom atically stream of automobiles wound over rescue Floyd Collins In tt ewpoint on the quesdie, and if pressed in the new the rough road to the rescue camp. congress they again must pass At 11 a. m. there were two solid ifrip of a boulder trap in t) . the repayment of through all of the legislative stag­ lines, going nnd returning. For depths of Sand Cave, send! debt to Great Brit* es from re-introduction, through three miles along the way the mo­ torrents of rain Sunday nigl , to he a much committees, two houses and con­ tors, two abreast, almost touched and with promise of more fenders. ference. ■ocument than originday. The tenth day of impr Farm yards and fields were Leaders arc prepared to bend Ibeen expected. It turned Into tem porary parking every effort to complete action on onment ended at 10 o’i ' i succinctly the printhe Muscle Shoals leasing bill, the places. The field between the this morning and found the I which Great Britain postal pay and rate increase meas­ road and the scene of the opera­ less than half way to Collins. 1 will tgree to meet ure. a cooperative marketing bill, tions were crowded with car.i bear­ Circumstances surrounding tl without going Inthe McFadden banking bill, the ing license tags from Ohio, Illinois, trapping of Collins and efforts t_ Cjftf figures. The idea measure for purchase of the Cuts* Indiana, West Virginia und Ten­ volunteer rescuers to rolcaso him • that details may be Golf Match on Sanford Links Cod canal ami the 150,000,000 nessee. will be made the subject of n mill* ,1 in conference here good roads bill. Expected to Draw Large During the morning the crowd ry conrt Inquiry. Brig. Gen. H. gitr Herriot or Financu If these can bo put through, standing outside the barbed wire Gallery and Bring This City H. Denhardt. In commund of th« j fcmentel. or both, come together with the remaining ap­ enclosure which protects the work­ guardsmen hero, announced today, Much Favorable Publicity [for this purpose, propriation bills, republican lend­ ers numbered 5,000 and constantly "We hope by the court of In* dy when the British ers will be well satisfied with the was changing. qulry to lay a t rest nil- suspicion* . Playing mates for W altjr Hu* accomplishments of the short ses­ i vts under connideraThe first hundred nrrived aland whisperings of Collin’s entraps l sion. But they are not a t all cer­ nlost with the dawn and their i British Cabinet it was gen, British open champion and ment that are not genuine,” tain that this program can be car­ numbers grew with the hours. -oirrivc ut an agreem ent unofficial champion of tne world General said. ried out and they are convinced ■details, and hence it was by v irtu e -o f hit; recent triumph A spontaneous religious serveie When rock slides blocked th« that much other important legis­ was held. The group moved '.o a ^coafine the note to broaJ aver Cyril W alker,'Am erican open champion, and Joe Kirkwood, Aus­ tunnel cave Thursday, use of lation will fail. hilltop northwest of the cave en­ tralian trick shot expert, who will banana nil was suited upon as a In the r<*alm ?f fprelitn affairs trance and prayed for Collim. Depend on Germany. play the Sanford Folf course F ri­ means of finding the back end of T "e" at‘! hn!; abandoned all hope They sang und the song drifted pis points of tho note, day afternoon beginning a t 1:30 the latest cavo, but the experi­ of action on the world court ques­ down the vulley echoing from the it Great Britain declines o’clock, have been provided in Otis ment when tried Sundny night tion and there is doubt that n vote narrow ravine where the shuft und |thit France’s "paym ents George, the local professional, und was unsuccessful. Dcspito a can be had on the Isle of Pines mouth of the cave are located. , dependent upon Ger- Dow George, of W inter PnrkrO tls treaty. The German commercial strong down draft of A ir into tha '« Additional lunch stands made Jfl payment of the Dawes George will team with Hagen while convention was considered briefly their uppeurancu; lunch baskets cavo no trnce of odor was located 11 pities; second, th at, with Dow George will be the partner of in any other nearby cave.f> yesterday and may be ratified with wuro brought from the cars und >facilitating repayment, Kirkwood. reservations brooder than those men, women nml children snt about The shaft was approxim ately SO tain is willing to accopt y the state department. iujnm ily groups. Both of the George brothers a n feet deep ut nine o’clock thhl • _i»! payments, irrespective known in thin section ns sterling The house and senate agricultur­ Holiday Crowd Forgets Tragedy morning, four day* a fter it had [vts proceeds, with a fur- golfers and require no introduction al committees are moving so slow­ been stated . A t the prvsont rate, It was a holiday crowd, by I charge on the French to golf followers in central Florida. ly that even the friends of farm whom the imprisoned man largely tho level, where Collins is. thought Johnnie Gerald,a top, is ill w wiit not i ut bo reached, before 1 jse proceeds, and, third, Dow George, who is of W inter with aid legislation realize that only n hud lieen forgotten und whose in­ to be. will t Britain will devote any Park, hub frequently played on tho p art of tho program recommend­ terest was in the npectsclu brought pneumonia ccntracted from hia at- ThuSufavmr"^Friday'* | * j m .V $ ' ;/■, bad requirements for Sanford course and has a large fol­ tempts to rescue Floyd Collins a f f f i m comMnv ed by the president's agricultural about by rescue efforts. cqtnpany. from Hand Cave, near Cave City l ° r ctflnWfty* ,j!i ’iihk'btcd/.CuX to dl- lowing here. • •*►* ■........... ... commission can he translated iqtol. Leo-Colllns, father of the cavern ridi j fcunlcns upon Great law before March 4. In all pro­ victim,'-moved among the crowd, Ky.' I V tS.INtcr, (surer. FloydS In Hagen, officials of the Sanford father, pleuded for p e r s o n a liability thero will be concentration I'aBies. evd H. T. Collins in charg* Introducing himself to any one who throughout the country to pray Golf club have secured tho out­ on n cooperative marketing meas­ i t t wa; published just in standing player of cue work that Collin* is sill appeared to be n sympathetic the United NorKui! alhm. ure, the chief feature of the com­ listener. Sunday his casual con­ for Ills sen’s release. [be dbcuzsed by Purlia- States, lie was holder ut one time tUTmHg mission’s program. lich will re nssemble next or another of nil ithe leading open A three stage amplifier rhuntcil i versations always ended with thu Barker, below, wus tho last mail .................. Leuders. in arranging their leg- presentation of the visitor to a to talk t» Collins. Ho wus in tlmi |,y „ c o n d e n s e rwas corn | for the first real legia- championships in the world. There . islative slate, are confronted with circular advertising crystal cav.*, cave when the p&saago to < olliiiH ncroR., the two electric light L ion of i’remier Baldwin’s is no player it Is declared, in the insistent demunds of members fur which his son discovered several was blocked the second tune. I leading to Collins and tho experi- 1 Liminiitration. country, with the possible excep­ action on private and similar meaincuts claimed they heard the santa years ago, now the supply of cir­ I Easter tide the center of tion of Bobby Jones, who approach­ sues, and in view of the inevit­ culars hud been exhausted. faint rattle in thu heud phone that i will be held by the Con- es Hugen. able join in thu last two weeks, wus heard <bofore, presumably His hope for his son’s rescue party’s newest recruit, Kirkwood is known as he best they practically have given up alive still was strong. enused by Collins moving when hi* .‘I [Spencer Churchill. Chan- shotm aker in the world. For five hope for enactment of any railroad electric light went out. The Louisville and Nushville i the Exchequer, for dur- years he has been recognized as legislation or for puttin® through LOUISVILLE, Ky., Feb. 9.— In Tunnel Again Kntrred , .railroad added four roadies to the t L -________...4 ____ __•_ _it . Iferigd then? will be little one of the world’s leading golfers t h e government The tunnel wh^ru Collins in it reoigunization i morning train from Louisville ami their search for pictures of Col­ debate any thing except though lie lias only n few cham­ scheme. photographers! prisoned was entered Sunday a said about 2,500 extra tickets had lins, newspaper in’s finances, including the pionships to show for it. He has Besides these measures, others been sold. The ruilioud company's Sunday discovered n print of Col*: further tests made to prove Ut won the Australian Open and the ontinued on pnge 2) pending include the Crnnston hill estimate of the total number of liiu , posed in Crystnl Cave just ten the light globe hanging around Corpus Christi, Texas, open tour­ for reorganization of the prohibi­ visitors Sunday was 20,000 most days lieforo he was trapped, show-1 neck ntill burns. Another is nament. Unlike Bobby Joner., Kirk* tion unit, which will he pressed of whom came hy automobile. ing him crawling through a fo o t. few feet nwny. and then comes wood lias been unuble to shake olf high crack between two ledges, in rock slide which cuts him off. hy the “drys” nnd the Stalker lull the jinx that Ihns pursued him to incrcasu the penalties for pro­ nlmost exactly the sume position I All the glam or nnd ndventuro ol Two Lives Lust in Cave* though his golf has been declared hibition . ,violations , ,which. . uppearn . CAVE CITY, Ky.. Feb. 9 . - in which lie is now lying im nris-jtho struggle to determine Colli: chtil by tli.* United States equal if not superior to the win­ lo havt’ D '^ed on the house Floyd Collins, should he not be oiled. No photographs have been, fate ill his Sand Cnve prison h shelf. pent of Agriculture with ners in the tournaments in which taken from his underground tomb taken of Collins’ present predica­ faded Sunday under the nionotn nous work of digging the shaft da Marketing bureau co­ he had entered. alive will he the third person who ment. ♦ • • Match Will Bring Publicity reach the entombed man. A dep lt, Frank il. Scroggs, replost hia life in the cuves here, suys Pullman Surcharges Mar .hall Collins, the victim’s of 22 feet It inches had been re a d “ In bringing Hngen und Kirk­ Birr. Leu Collins, his father. v brother, is very well nitixticd with ed today at t i n . m. Declared Justifiable wood to Sanford, officials of the A half century ago a skeleton the rescue ihipmonts from ail stntes work which has bv.'n A Foot Every Three Hours Golf Club have tnken the best was found in Old Salt cave, but done. J for Saturday: Homer Collins, another, On th at basis, the mine has WASHINGTON, Feb. 9. — S ur­ (Continued on page 2) Imia.ti, Florida 37, Sanford course possible in securing favor­ feels differently about the m atter, only onj foot every three able publicity to the local course.” charges imposed on railroad pass­ 123; total, 13. however. “ I could have gone down | since it started three ilnys engers usiug Pullman facilities was |j : t California; unreported This is the opinion expressed Munin the cnve myself and got through More tlmo is required for tun* duy morning by Harry Ehle, San­ held today hy the interstate com­ , California 10. to Floyd faster than the shaft,” I boring the side* than for exenvat ford’s sterling young am ateur who merce commission to be justifiable ipmentx from nil states he declared. I ing and absence of skilled crlbmc and railroads were authorized to ■on; old. 10,307; New, 12,- is acquainted with both Kirkwood • • • contributes to the slowness of Ut and Hagen. Mr. Ehle has played keep the practice in effect. If Floyd Collin* is dead, his work. much in Asheville, N. C., where ho The decision does not affect ac­ •hipnunts from Sanford brother, Marshall, wants to get the Ruilroad ties nre being used in* frequently was seen on the links tion of the State Public Utilities Ito cate, 087; last season, with body out if it is ut all nossiblu. If steud of tho sm aller tim ber prev* the Australian champion. which have hunded down decisions Following thu completion of the it is not, then the Collin* family lously cut in tho vicinity. Tl covering travel wholly within their “ Hagen and Kirkwood,’* Mr. Ehle iminal m a r k e t s reservoir a t the new city water will derive sorrowful satisfaction In shuft, six feet square, hamper stnto boarder. Approval of the the knowledge that Floyd previous­ rapid handling of ties. Fresh 1G-—2 Calif., 11 Fla., 1 snid, “know u good golf course surcharge under which every pus- works plant a short time ago, the ly hud said thut he wanted to he nre lowered every half hour to Two indigent families were as­ |niTe2U curs on track; sup- when they see it. There is no ques­ pumping station will be placed in CHICAGO. Feb. 9. — Wheat: senger engaging Pullman uccomo- operation Tuesday nml will be open buried when lie died in one of tho vide all speed .possible. A am fi demand moderate; m arket tion but that the Sanford course sisted to return to their homes and dynnmile was used . Fla.: 10 inch crates, fair is ono of the best in the state and two runaway girls were induced May, 1.92Hi to 1.93%; July. 1.04 datlon pays railroad amount equi­ for inspection between the hours ; caves in which ho spent his life 1blast of‘ ily afternoon to dislodge u huge bou . <6. mostly $3; 8. $2.25 to these gidfers will recognize it as to return home during the month to 1.04Mi. Corn: Muy, 1J10 t|» valent to 50 per cent of Pullman of 1 and 5 o’clock, nccording to an ' rK' 1.30'4. Oats: May, f il'i to 01%. charge, resulted from first step in announcement todny by City Man* * • er. 1°. 11.60 to $1.75; few high- such. They are constantly travel­ NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 9.—Cot­ general investigation, which tho uger W. B. Williams. Members of 20 or more feet o f rock nml dirt i Original Survey Exact V: fall crates, beat, $5.50 to ing and whnt they will truthfully just ended, by the Seminole Coun­ commission instituted into earning* say about the Sanford course will ty Welfure Board, according to a ton: Murch 24.35; May 24.69. A third teat to djterndni* tty, 11 to $ 1.50. the City Conimisssion will make of the same kind thus fu r encountered is e x a cte d by those in charge accuracy of tho location of report made Monday morning hy 311—52 degrees roeuing; be of inestimable value.” their Inspection a t 3 o'clock. Tickets for the Hagon-Kirkwood Fred K. Wilson, chairman of tjie Iwrived; 7 curs on truck, The pumping station ami the pip­ of the work. A limestone strata, shaft wu* made todny by meai P uni demand and trading match are now on sale. Men will board. The number of cases hand­ ing has been installed for romc nlmost solid, at leant 14 feet thick »» electro-mngnetio compass am p i market firm. Fla. 10 be admitted to the match for $2 time hut work on the reservoir bold lies beneath the 45 foot level, hut the pneumatic drill. The'compi *, $3 to $3.50; washed, tickets while Indio will be charged led was placed ut 03 of which 14 up putting into commission of the thus far only large stones and wus taken into Sand Cave n* been found. { ax it is possible to go und were new cases. on.’-half this amount. Every ofentire plant. At first it was plan­ sandy dirt have find pie-cooled, -1-8 $4.50; • • • drill was lowered Into the sixty . Cure of u family at Chuluota fort is being made to get every perned to put the pumping station in­ Marion Collins, Floyd’s uncle, a r­ hole which preceded the shaft. Seven cases growing out of li­ $200 and costs; and E**ie Lewi*, to commission without waiting for .. point information for Ison who possibly can attend the placed a severe drain on the fi­ rived yesterday from Ht. Louis nnJ selling liquor, nnd Entma Williams, nance* of the organization, accord­ (Continued on page 2) quor, four of which charged oper­ links for tho mutch. completion of the reservoir. This W re inquiry good; deing to the report. The husband, ating u motor vehicle while under selling liquor, both of which were plan, after pipes eliminating for *aid he thought everything within Mexceeds supply; m arket the mother und two daughters the influence of liquor, contrary continued until Wednesday. Those the time the reservoir, were laid, human power wus being done to Thomas Lawson Wi F^rioads f.o.b. usual term s _________ „ an decided determine th? fate of his nephew. were sent to the Fernald-l-aughlon to the new ordinance adopted by ugainst whom charges of operating wa* Two Killed, 50 Injured abandoned and it was ■ La crutes Hospital ut the expense of the the City Commission a short time a motor vehicle while under the to wait unlil the onttre „ygtem w Be Buried Tuesday l^ b la n c h in g in rough 45 In NewYorkCollisions board. In addition, expenses in­ ugo, were heard In Municipal Court influence of liquor were Samuel completed All the resources of the Red j , K. CrBiir> coniultlnj# en(fint.flr Cross organization will be avail­ cident to the funcrul of one of the Monduy morning and the sentences Davis, J . T . Emboden. E. A. MafBOSTON, Feb. 9.—Thoma* YORK—Arrives, 4 Calif., daughters were borne by the imposed enriched the city treas­ NEW YORK. Feb. 9.—Two men fat and G. S. Bryan. | under whose direction the plant able to meet any emergency which Lawson, spectacular financier , ‘upplies moderate; de­ may arise, L. C. Berry, divisional beard. The mother also died but ury $660 despite the fact that two Other cases heard were: was Installed, will be present ut I Moderate; m arket about were killed and more than 50 per­ expenses were borne by the family. were postponed for later heuring. Mennor, field representative from W ashing­ author of the “Gentleman Farm drunkenness, $10 bond e»opening. ' son* were hurt in a series of colX Moridu. 10-inch orates, liiions ton, 1). C„ said toduy shortly after will be buried Tuesday bexida Fines or $100 und costs were im­ treated; Charles Gatewood, d runk-( \ cordial invitation to the neo In pointing to the drain the work on New York’s transit line P*ly 32.75-$3.00 for fancy hia arrival. The local relief work wife in his magnificent country of tho posed on each offender urrested on enness, $10 und cost*; Eugene t u r - , ,,|e 0/ Hanford to ho present at the while one of the heaviest cuuse* on tho finances tute. That is the only haven fror fi h '* . 32.50; 10, $1.50 to $2. today fog* in recent year* enveloped the , board. Mr. Wilson declared thut it the charge of operating un uutomo- !y , speeding, $10 bond estreated,J opening is extended by the city of- thus fur done, he said, has been the wreck of hi* fortune year* ago. a I.®1crates best mostly, $5.50 city. “remarkable.’* Young Howell, drunkenness, $10 flc|n|*. * * u‘ bile while drunk. All were consldcost $49.92 to return one of the Harbor and river traffic wa* where he died suddenly yestc;rday bond e: treated; J. A. Hauls, j __________ .. [| iif».nary l°w us $4. virtually paralyzed os a result of families to the former home and ' ered ns first offenses and the min­ I^ULLPH ia —Weather 42 lowering of fog which is reported , JG7.15 for the other. A. B. Marshall, of Danville, Ky., a t a hospital here. „ i 1imum sentence of the ordinance drunkenness, $10 bond e stre a te d ;; \f r v f l » « t * ‘J°«Ky. uddivnls 3 Culif:. G Lee Robinson, $10 bond cstre u te d ;1 M O t l i e r , I L U l J f l l l C r « l l l d a miner who has worked on every was imposed. Police declare their A meeting of tho minister* of in general extending n,lon£ ‘ ‘ 7* y*> track 25 supplies of section of timbering which ha* f 'o m m i t thu Atlantic seaboard, uffectlng the city with the Welfare Board 'determ ination to breuk up the prac­ Lee Felkil, drunkenness, und far* j S o n a concealed weapon, Cnntln-1 L O I I I I I I I I o U I C H lC been done said the shaft would not iriV. olanA m‘>d«rate. Mar- traffic on land and sea over a wide ! will be held durin® the latter purt t ic e of o p eratin g ^ car while drunk rying ------------fr*y. Florida, 10-inch crutes, ....... —-----' ! r*ach Collin* level “ until Wednes‘and promise offenders arrested for ued until Wednesday; John Zerr»of the week, according to present WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.— A p -1 day harrink luck one way or the [«?.*« 13.25 mostly $2.75 to urea. , olans. It is the purpose of th»* a second time on this uffense th e jn tr , violation of the puikjng ordi hours | other." Those in charge of the Jo^hi. j parently ■» dead since , the early- ——LOS ANGELES, Feb. 9.—Nego* 1 ■board to strive for some under- limit of the ordinance: 3200 and .nance, $6 bond estreated; John *xr\ no3, ; 8 and l°: *2-50probably a term of imprisonment. | Durham, reckless driving, $15 bond I Hundov morning, Mrs. I ranees work declined to speculate. y'r.LAND — W eather 6 2 Eight Injured When tiationa between attorney* fo r ] I standing with the churche* rt'lnThe last time this rave country Charlie Chaplin and those for hia j Chief of Police Williams, and estreated; R. B. Taylor, drunken- Walker Waters her daughter Mary, l 3 . « ^ VaU 5 Fla- cars on to moral and financial supTwo Vessels Collide j1tive 1n, and son, Lindsay, 14, were came into nation-wide prominence wife, formerly. 'LUa Gray have been 1 Officers Beckwith, Green, Huff and ness, $5 und costs; Joe Dorscn, ' J m°derate, demand port of the board. found in their apartm ent home yes­ wa* forty yeurs ago when Jesse halted uiul the screen comedian and j I Ft„n|f. m°dcrate, m arket During Christmas $108.-1 was Philip*, saw service in running drunkenness, $6 and costs; E. West, terday in a room filled with gu* and Frank Jumex of the noted Mis­ his 15 year old bride have decided j Dolpr Brown, gambling, continued down the drunken operators. The 9.r Eigh‘ ^ spent for Christmas things for the lt<> MXhOl0 ,nch crate>’ 3* NORFOl K. fumes. A note indicated auicide, souri outlaw bund, robbed the “not to huvo anything more to do j until \Vednesduy in the first case straight liquor selling charge* sons were Injured today , ^ . poorer families, of the sity. Thu the police said. Mammoth Cave rtuge coach. Sev­ with lawyers.” The Lo* Angeles j ferry boat Roclte1t . / rry included some Christmas novelties were made by Chief Williams and toil $10 l>ond ext rented In the sec­ CB f e ’^rrlvaU 1 7 i navul eral years later Jesse wu* killed Times today quote* Mrs. Lillian , ond; Luther Thomas, Will Bryant, Officer* Green and Beckwith. The i mirP 1* ra* demand mod- folk and Portsmouth *ad the f m y j but the greater port went to scSt. Petersburg — New theater and much of the Jewelry was ref-i Spicer, the bride’s mother, a ; say-» j liquor cases were those of E. Z. • Ed Petgrson und C. Divenc, gam"Rcckaway" collided ln j tual necessities such a* shoe*, Zimmerman, possessing liquor, bling, $6 bonds estreat* I. building to be erected. * 3 ? ' Floril!a* iocovered. Jlng. ' h tlj' lu I3.5U, ?’alif., during a heavy fog. [clothing and food. “ > moitly $0.50, made piers safely. WASHINGTON. Febi 8.—'The source of fuel for the aircraft con­ troversy oppoared Sunday to have shifted temporarily from the Cap­ itol to the W ar Department, where the reply of Brigadier . General Mitchell, assistant chief of the Army Air Service, to Secretary Weeks’ demand for substantiation of the testimony before Congte*sional committees, is before of­ ficials for consideration. The house aircraft committee, which last week made public the general’s letter before it had reach­ ed the Secretary, is In recess un­ til Thursday. Secretary Weeks announced he would issue a state­ ment on the m atter as soon as he had time to examine tho reply, Judge Sims, Suffering From n which reiterated some of the ents objected to as having Nervous Breakdown, Shoots statem “seriously reflected” on the De­ Self With Shotgun He Was partm ent. To Use on n Hunting Trip Ignores Mitchell's Reply. In a statem ent made public Sat­ RICHMOND, Va„ Feb. 9.—Judge urday, Secretary Weeks declared Frederick Wllmer Sims, 63 years those charged with the drafting of age, president of the Virginia of army policies, including Gener­ supreme court of appeals, ended his al Pershing, and who differed with own life In his apartm ent at a local the Mitchell air program, had been hotel Sunday morning, shooting subjected to "supercillious critic­ himself in the head with u shotgun ism.' but he mudo no direct refershortly a fter 10 o’clock when Mrs. enco to the assistant air chief’s Sims had gone down to the lobby letter, and another statem ent deal­ to muil a letter. ing with this is expected. Judge Sims had been suffering The question of General Mitch­ for several weeks from the results of a nervous breakdown, it was ell’s re-appointment to his present said, and was contemplating a trip assignment which expires next to Florida within the near future *teinif,fheld U,\ m.?unwhile so th at the shotgun in the apart­ ? ! n b ment failed to arouse suspicion be- ent controversy. If General Mitch enure he had expected to go hunt­ ell is not re-appointed he will a u ­ ing on hi* Southern trip. Despon-, tomatically revert to the rank of dency over the s(ate o f his health colonel. was the only cause suggested for Permer Fliers to be questioned. Upon restintpiidn of its inquire the shooting. Thursday, it was unneuocea>by Few Aware of Shooting Only a few employes of tile hotel Representative Pdrkins,' IM a LU knew of the suicide, the city cor­ con. New Jersey, ulrcroft com­ oner returning a verdict to that mittee examine!, several "fliers” effect so that the body was remov­ with World War experience, but ed to an undertaking establishment not now in Governmental service without attracted attention. Snur- ' will he culled for testimony. day night/ when last seen in the The committee yesterday exam­ hotel lobby, Judge Sims wun snid ined L'ap.ain A. W. Johnson, as­ to have been in good spirits. sistant chief of the navul uir serv­ The shooting was accomplished ice win. asserted th at General Mit­ as the judge was seated in a chair chell had disobeyed orders In the in his room, thu gun having ap­ 1921 bombing tests off the Virginia parently been placed with tile butt Capes, and declared that he would on the floor so that the discharge have rourt-niartialed him if he Ln.l .«...,..l tl... ...iL ..It.. entered his right temple. had possessed the authority. The body will b.» taken to Louisa county where Judge Sims was born Food Prices July 23, 1802 the son of Dr. Freder­ Retail ick H. and Maria Louisa Kim­ Take JumpLastMonth brough Sims. His elementary ed­ ucation was obtained in Virginia WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.—Con­ and be later entered the Univer­ tinued increase in retuil food prices sity of Virginia where he studied the month ending Jail. 15 tho classical course. Upon the during was shown in 20 out 22 cities for death of his father, which occurr­ which figures were announced Mon ed during his freshman year at day hy the bureau of labor statis­ the university, he withdrew from tics of the Department of I^ihor. the institution for a time. Later, it is said, he discussed civil engi­ neering, and literature as possible Auto Body Protests professions before he subsequently Boost In Gas Price turned to tho study of law. He i was admitted to the bar in 1885 and begun his practice at Louisa. TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 9. -­ The Florida Automobile Associa­ tion toduy added its protest to those being received by Governor Martin against three nnd two pent boosts in the price of gusoliue during the lust three weeks. LOCAL PROS WILL HEAD OF VIRGINIA PAIR WITH HAGENS UPREME COURT AND KIRKWOOD COMMITS SUICIDE lery Markets S {January Work Of jWelfare Board Is Reported Monday ^ Cave Sidelights Formal Inspection City Waterworks To Be Made Tuesday as MARKETS Drunken Drivers Pay Heavily Under New Ordinance In Municipal Court Chaplin Settlement * Negotiations Halted �p a g e ' e ig h t jn tu i j wi .u Ji 1<Ai4 ■■ i i . . V * t./:.:. *•. -. 1 ' ^ -.1 ;M A . P. CONNELLY & SONS *vv^ * v** v * f .{«*<. 101 MAGNOLIA A �•_ __;___ . _____ - . T--------- ^ •, _v» t - ». ••- Of Education iere^ B ^ Rain R ain ; f Metropolitan Opera Stars in Radio Music Memory Contest iperedBy Students * Increase A t Girls’ College ing:Ih Torrents COMMBRCE OFFICIALS TOUR LATVIA AFTER BOOTLEGGERS TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 0.—John M. H ager and B. C. Getalnger, of the federal bureau of ja x e lg n and domestic commerce, a w D lt 'i vl*lt to Florida studying economic con­ ditions in th is ; state a t p a rt of a program that covers tho southeast­ ern states. One of tho first points visited by them waa the capital city. From here they planned to go to South Florida cities, a n d 'to remain in Florida fo r about two weeks, seeing as much of the state as possible in th a t time. RIGA, Latvip, Fek. 9. — The an­ ti-alcohol wave Is sweeping over Latvia. A law has been passed which is tantam ount to prohibition, and it haa been seized upon by tho city authorities of Riga to descend upon some BO hotels and re sta u r­ ants on the grounds th a t they were selling liquor. The city fath e rs are now considering w hether these places should not be made to close down for good. TALLAHASSEE, H a ., F e b .'9.— Growth of enrollment In tho School Preaiiiii of 'Education at tj>* Florida S tate College for Women shows tenden­ cies in teacher training in the ntate W a te r s that must bo provided for if th.* needs of the profession of teach­ ing in Florida nre to be m et by public enterprise, declares the jlean of that department, N. Mv Salley, In hi* annual report, which\is now Sn the hands of the state budget comi dlte, for consideration. D< an Salley culls attention to £ the present number of students in | b » ‘‘Tdrfftl Yet Strurk his department, who total 52ft, a * ' “ v \ unknown number of feet recompared with 120 in June, 1922. in Sanford Lodge No. 1241 a. an to be penetrated by the shaft, "Tins great increase In th e d e -jn b o w ^ c /; vrvwu^Iy estimated to b-v tnnud for teacher training is the'JJ ■ CAM YOU RECOGNIZE THESE FAMOUS OPERATIC STARS BY THEIR VOICES? from 1.1 to 45 fert more, making a basi for tbe proposed expansion ) n Regular M eeting—W ednesday, Feb. 11th. total-tlcptb.of. f>.ri to 75 feet. The IKTROI'OUTAN Opera Stars progrumi t o t a l l y unannounced, Mario Cbamlee, Oluseppo Daniso, of facilities." the report continues, j A drill hole, now sixty feet deep, has 203 OAK AVE, form erly E agle Bldg. will bo beard in ibe greatest neither the names of the artists or Florence Kuston, Friedrich Schorr "A demonstration school to g iv e i" not yet struck any tunnel. Non.* j effect ivenc * to teacher training is move for the advancement of musland Elisabeth Itethberg. Instru­ organisations nor the compositions *nf the men working in the mine put down as a first need. Tin* Nomination of Officers. Balloting: for Candidates. *.iI education lu this muulry com­ rendered being disclosed to the mentalists for the February pro­ i minimum ‘ have lost hope of reaching Collins amount needed h $80,000 mencing oa February 3d. according listening public. Radio listeners grams will be chosen from umong The natives, however, are r » the teacher training th a t Fine S. RIINGE, Sect. lo the Urutiswlek-Ualke-Collearier will guess who tbe artists and (ho following list of Internationally " divided in opinion, some believing ii* demanding. Company aud the Kail lu Corpora­ Collinr. ha-^ been dead several days, wbat the selections are, 15,000 in famous artists; Misliol IMastro, l "A.i enlarged faculty is sugg *st- c n j a c B n n s s n ^ D D n a n n u s c i s s s m B s s B s s s m m i i i a M m i a s s m , , , , , ^ nnd some that ho is not in the cave tion of America. The Brunswick awards being made each month to Willem Wllieke, Josef Hoffman, i *-d tn take care of the increasing nt all. Members of the family Music Memory Contest will be conjtiamhers. At least two professors the persons guessing the largest Elly Ney, Max Rosen, and the Elrtill retr.ir.cd hope today. dueled through the medium of ra­ of education, one a ssistan t profes­ i w H B m s s t B M W i i M a a B B M a w a a s w a n i i B B B g g w B H w n a i i i n i ^ shuco Trio. Never before has a Many of the cave county folk dio ^broadcasting stations WJZ, number correctly. A brief essay on Music Memory Contest been con­ sor of indu; trial arts, ami two dem­ a •wer* pronounced today in a sse rt­ New York City; WOY, Schenec­ a subject to bo announced will also ducted on Buch a gigantic scale, onstration school teachers will be u« « ing tin id doubts .that In* really is tady, anil Wltfc. Washington, being be required of contestants. und never before have such noted needed to give the service demand­ « trapped. Tin* other tunnel discov­ schedul' d to broadcast the unusual u The following artists of tbe Met­ artists participated in such au im­ ed by the ; tate," It i shown by Dean Halley's r e ­ n ered Satui day l>V Homer Collins, programs simultaneously every ropolitan Opera Company may par­ portant step In tho movement to port that the student body in the M jin s brother, lending in the genrrai U ticipate lu tbe Music Memory Con­ Increaso the appreciation for and Tuesday nU’ht dining February. behind of (Education has increased rJ 'direction of the huge Cavern Floyd World famous artists will sing test program during February: understanding of good music i* M Collin ha described to rescue par­ a t an average rale of practically U and play before tbe microphone In Kurin Dramell, Michael ilobpen, 80 p -r cent for each of th„* two N ties, include many of those who know Floyd Collin- will, to the ytai just past. “A very signifi­ U belief that there may be exits cant feature of this general na growth," he says, "has been the H known only *■< Floyd < > that he W ISHES TO TH ANK Georgia Claims First Local Shriners Will ’c iWay have a cache of food hidden Increase in the number of student n ^bmcv.dnre.. Airplane Mai! Service Attend Banquet At taking tb • four-year course leading u•i to the degree, Bachelor of Science m Is Called fllilftlcsa 7:30 O’clock Tonight in Education; the enrollment of 1.1 cti .SAVANNAH, On., Feb. 9. — But the few outside rescuers, In the four-year course in June, H* Claim: for Savannah ns having in­ Who nrtuully reached Collins firmly* J. Putnam Steven.*, of Portland, 1022, ha* grown to 105 in June. M augurated the aerial mail service '? nre convinced liis leg is caught so. , n 14 years ngo have been set forth Me., I’ust Imperial Potentate, will i 1024.'' The number is said to be u 'be cannot release iiimself. Tlyr , „ (Continued front pnge 1) even much larger during the pres­ lie the guest of honor tonight nt a 1 M by Henry Blun, who was postm ast­ near neighbors of tho Collins finn* piles ,______ lion of the French del)t. J banquet gvien a t the Scmino\p Cafe [ ent school year. FOR THE INTEREST TA K EN IN iiy ore outspoken in tiioir ehnrucv- ■ T h e re -is little doubt th at the er here a t th a t tim e. 3 by the Sanford Shrine club. Pres­ ll terltnlion <>f Floyd Collins ns n* otfperdtion will provdke debate on "Aerial route Number One with OUR % ‘ rhiftleca fellow, supported by hia kli. Churchill’s note to M. Clem- a C urtis plane, one of the progen­ idents of Shrine clubs in surround­ LAKE HOI.DM BOND ELECTION £n3 TRAVELERS, Fob. 'J. — Bond r fath er although he wns 18 years ontcl, and it is not unlikely th at itors of those now in use, picked ing cities nlso will be guests a t the elections in throe cities of Luke M I ' ;, old, who spent nil his tim e crnwl- the relief point of the attack will up letters a t u baseball park and function. Among the speakers to appear county have been authorized by ■ ,, inn around the numerous tunnels Hif tHat, under the stipulation th a t carried them to u wagon less thnn H are Mayor F o rrest Lake, H arry T. the county school hoard, for propos­ X : and caverns of the region'. His French repayments cannot be de­ a mile nwuy," Mr, Blun said. ed i.cbool improvement Totalling Boihveli, E. F. Housholder nnd Mr. a principal achievement, they say, in pendent upon n full yield of the One flight marked the beginning n oarninT a living wns the discovery Duwes plan, France would, in the nnd the end of the service, the Winston, Iccnl insurance man. E. $215,001). Mar. 5 Eustifl will vote w In 1017 of Crystal Cave on, .his event of a German dcfnult, find rpenker declared. Owing to the F. Imne, president of the club, will on an i3su* of .?12.',000, ami on un­ H fath e r’: farm, and its commercial herself in the position of paying snaky construction of the machine, act as toastm aster during the ban­ named dates Leesburg will vote on nn ?(100() worth and Umatilla $10,00 a —Zieters Soda Fountain —M arcello Beauty Parlor, exploration:! as a show place for reparations lu Grout Britain. preparations that had been made quet. worth. Mr. Dora now is eiieuinting a Among the visitors to he pres­ •V tourists. for Mr. Blun to nccompnny Beck­ The attitude hitherto has been —McCullers Grocery. —N ew York Modiste ent are Jake Espendahl, president n petition unking fur an election on a I t is this cave, Crystal, about at France only can pay either with Havens, New York pilot of of the Daytona Shrine Club; Wil­ an issue of $125,000, it is reported. au which the neighbor? sny u.djnsen- th Shoppe. ’ — Lee Bros. M eat M arket reat Britain or tho United Htntes the plnne on the flight, were aban­ bur Flowers, president of the Or­ u y sion sprung up in the Collihs.fain- G doned, the pilot considering it too n if she gets reparations from Ger­ FORMER CHIEF DEAD lando Shrine club, and Mr. Miller, iiy, Equal owner with tiu*? fatnor —Federal Bakery. —V anity Fair Women’s a und this attitude probably much of a risk. JACKSONVILLE, Fob. 9.— For­ M jn Crystal Cave, the natives tell many; Mr. Blun recalled the machine president of the F astis Shrine will find a deal of support among u *u*i i , Shoppe. —Rines Radio and of- tho differeno s over division of used as having bamboo supported club. Special music will be pro- mer Chief of Police W. F. I vers it of this city is ilend at the age of u ' the guide fees from tourists which the Liberal and 1-nbor members wings, with the aviator occupying vided for the function. Electric Shop. —Lloyd Bootery. 71 years, after un illness extending n caused Floyd to stay away from of the House of Commons. Should the hoped-for conference a precarious perch upon n small over six months, lie is survived uB any home for long periods. When his box with control levers protruding Baptists To Hold by three sons nnd one daughter, LI v exploration of Sand Cave led to in Ixmdon materialize, it probably nt many angles in front of him. l-'or many years he war in the con- O his impris onment, ho wns stuying will be found that Chancellor Banquet on Tuesday trartirig and building business here, B nt the home of the tenunt on whose Churchill advisedly omitted de­ B ______ mid was for a long tim e superin­ H farm Sand Cave belongs. Floyd’s tails from his note to France in Value of Statue Is The February Men's banquet at father last summer agreed to order to give un open field for tif bridges for the Florida M Realized In 600 Years the First Bnntist Church will be tendent ' ; lensu Crystnl Cave to one of the negotiations. He is eager to re ­ East Const railr ait. He had serv­ na held Tuesday night a t 7:30 o’­ ed also us captain of police und M m ere enterprising natives, who duce the income tax burden, but miglit make more out of it inst.-nd with the ndm irallv pressing for n LINCOLN, England, Felt. 9. — clock, it was announced Monday was appointed chief in 1897, later i-1 of rpending his time in senrcli of bigger nnval building program and For long regarded ns of verv little morning. Speakers who will nil- resigning to reenter business. | UUCBBSaKISQCUBIlRItBMSBBBBBBBBBBBBBDBBH ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■H ill W ith e r cn\<rrii. Floyd’s oppotUion with only the sniullest hope for value, the xtutue of Queen Margn- dress the banquet are I*’. I*. Forst­ |i* to this plan deepened the family reducing the national expenditure, Ttff oif Thu *!;ii!o O f'the south porch er. "The New SunroKT; ' iiis only resource . seems,, to be , to of the cathedral here, has now been Scoggnn, “ Will Wo Meet the Chal­ VtHnagrt ement. ■ p I'.T h e shaft last night measure*] get some off-set from r ranee for acclaimed by uu authority on nr- lenge?” and Dr. C. W. Duke, of . 2414 f r '. a fte r the debris of two the heavy debt payments to the chitecturv as “ possibly the finest Tnmpu, “Tho Church und the c ity .” Therefore, the and most perfect example of me­ A male quartet will provide music . atnall dyenmite explosions had been United States. clearert :r,v:*v. A limestone ledge British Government likely will be dieval portrait sculpture left in Eu­ •luring the function. Will mII .covered which had to be indulgent if France makes any rope." possible acceptable proposition. nlnnted. hearth is now being made for the Chancellor Churchill’s reply to name of the sculptor. A fter 000 Children Exempted Volunteer* for tho digging be­ came ■ nr - r tonight, ns the relief M. Clementel starts by saying ex­ year.) of exposure only the hands From 6 Month Fees v work sett led to n monotonous plicitly that "His M ajesty’s Gov­ and the lower parts of the draper* grind of steady toil, Tlfost* who ernm ent adhere to the principle of erles are appreciably damaged. A MIAMI, Feb. 9.—There* is NO rem auted were rewarded with tho tho Balfour note.” Then, explain- suggestion th a t tha statue should law on the sta tu te hooks of Flor­ flrst In r e rooked supper they had J ini' ih>'t certain of former Pre­ be removed from its present expos­ ida that justifies tlie* charging of en Joy i d Ct’ce they started last Fri- ' inier Monur Law’s suggestions in ed position and placed in a specially fees for icliool children whose pur liny. T’ ,‘h Gunter, who lives near eunnectioit therewith no longer arc prepared niche a t tho buck of the cuts been in the stale l< the c:r f*nt over hot biscuits applicable because they were made a lta r screen in the Angel Choir thnn have six months, according to a n t; and i in.i! ;r d.'Jicncies to feed 100 prior to the Dawes plan. lias not been favorably received opinion by Attorney-General Riv men. by the dean and chapter, but it urs ii. Buford, which hu been r e - 1 John Bull Note flailed. Cojb ■ ’ i-ill/; ht bud been four has been enclosed in a wooden case ceived here. It would bo p ro p er,! r‘T 3 T LONDON, Feb. John Bull, to prevent further damage. A day v.itl’*ut fi’tsl oi water except says the attorney-general, for ici-’b : i ; dripped from the roof of through the editorial columns of school officers in doubtful ch.-os ,to 5l»!„ prison, and nt 10 |i. m. bad this morning’s papers was pro B artow - Building construction require affidavit;- of the partie b bu n ' igronnd nine and a half claimed u generous fellow for the , during 11)24 totaled $124,111, ns the effect that, they have in good dayc. m anner in which he offered to compared with $181,960 in 1921, faith taken up and established tre a t with France with reference and $132,515!) in 1922. what they, intend to be a pernui iA , "-ii ill* M her war .debt. The British note Arcadia—Arcadia Golf Club lets nent residence within the di.Jrie: Pub!; • W edding Will to to France published Sunday de­ contract for erection of club build­ in which they claim the righ > to agree with France’s pay­ ing. school privileges. Me Shrine Circus clines ment to he dependent upon Ger­ In W eek of Feb. Hi. m any's full paym ent of the Dawes plan annuities and declares Grout ’ll nford Shrine club will hold Britain is willing to accept fixed EVERT TRUE BY CONDO n p dd'e- wedding ut tin* Shrine annual payments irrespective of Chrc’i -it. n*- conclusion of one *»i the Dawes proceeds. the n i* ' i' show., during the week of " Feb. i i>. We" i.iinouiu t-d Monday HOLIDAY CROWDS A Him i . I lu- mini* " of the bride “ v f i . R T i e . A t l ' and ■ > i an- h; mg withheld until CLOCK TO PRISON *h e n: lit of the ceremony. (Continued from page 1) F, D. FufJ&dti5or,Ji»t,ulogJatcfrom _tic U n lv e td ty e o ft K rth*ky»ipnnounewi the original survey was nearly exnct. Tho clectro-magnettc COmpflsa , M inted toward the rliy I hHMo sAVwtf‘direction fyrdVTODB llfulrit loirs had ptaded it.*'1 „S| These latest observations, Dr. r,Fnnl;hoitrc»‘'V:dd, indicated' the shaft would reach the victim’*! level 10 or 11 feet away from him and S lig h tly .behind or to one side of Kitdie M' !ti The Basket Markd BRITISH PLACE VIEW OF DEBTS BEFORE FRENCH T he Public Formal Opening Betty Ann Tea and Grill Room LET US SHOW YOU OAK HILL TODAY ■j- A i uniii *r of wedding presenl huv- hr**.t proiui:e»l by both local CAVK OP COLLINS INVEST IN OAK UU __ : racicbaef.i and individoal. . Indi *:ati;r.: are at present, it is raid, of nurmr.-iM prerent" when the cere­ mony is performed. A com ii of. i mi fin,* (,f Fred Don 1 . ch iinian; .Senuan Moore, f2 \r\ 5> (Continued from page* 1) it novel was learned whether it was that of a cuve explorer, or some one buried there by Indians. The first death known to pres­ ent settlers was th at of Like Toe i e lith ami M citin Bledsoe < iiapnian, a native of Nebraska. 31) has been appointed to rrunge for y 'ill's ago, who was buried in fall­ the e. i <ny. Oth"' o * dL inci- ing sand and pebbles while being ckid lo t.io ceremony will lie an- lowered into a shaft mi Old Grand ItOUIKcd a* they are determined Daddy cave .upon Ly liie committee. I -ph,. othur was Edwin Turner of New York, who discovered and de­ veloped Great On Cave, one of Ex-Oiison OtficialH* the most peculiar ones in this reg­ Motions Are Denied ion. His health was so impaired by underground labors th at he d ied . l . A’ r .\. Fyl). 9.—Motions soon u fter and wns buried in Mam- I jS^d^fonr.e t*» continue the triul of moth Cuve. , 4 / 1* H irtan and L. J . Fletcher, i to r no i' warden and deputy re- M ayRenew Argum ent spt-cl:velv of the Atlunta Federal T ariff B o d y I'onitcntiary nnd Iaiurence Rhlel Over <>f t'olum bui i).. on charges of cumioii'ucy un<I b b 'ry, were over­ WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.—Re­ ruled today by Judge Robert T. newal of controversy in congress Irwin of the United Ktutes Dis­ over tariff commission appeared tric t Court. probable today as a result of an announcement by chairman Green­ N E W AIRPLANE house of the way and means com­ SHAPED LIKE FISH mittee that he will seek repeal of flexible tariff provisions accom­ CROYDON, Flag.. Feh. 9.— A plished nothing and proved detri­ pew airplane, to carry eight pus- mental to usefulness of the tariff te terp q c r’• at 111 miles an hour, is commission. b**i j f t g tasted here. The fuselage is I ----- ------------------------ 'T Because Because Because Because Because REMEMBER SOLVING' P u lIL B Aw. - ON O F F IC E . T / ^ l E . , •» H O R I Z O N T A L pj.J the rudder looking like tail. ^ !»:.'tx s * S 2 D ^ T : ; :.vk h js 'b Everything Paid . . . y-*» i -\)>V Cash Is all that Is required to reap this rewar^| Taxes for year of 1925 and Paving is ’ already Paid ti.* Receive U. S. Approval WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.—Applli '1 h a ?old-time illustration of “a cation for a bijidgo across ;thc bull in a chirm shop” should give Mantunzas Inlet near St. Augus­ way ihat of u “congressman tine, will be approved by arm y enir t i manage our foreign r*- gineers this week it wua said toJsdiooa.”— Indianapolis Star. ,day at engineers lieadquaitcra here. That Lots now valued at $250 will res sell for $500 in a few months time. »* HU phupfd like a gigantic fiying^Hsh,I M a n tn iiz H S B r i d g e T o tillie w;ng i being Uke elongated AK HILL 1 | I . I >•* 7 of it’s excellent location. of it’s paved streets. o f its natural beauty. little cash is required. lots are now sellin g under actu valuation. IC*l x. ad \ 'V ___ V �„ 5®ML4w O ^ Y e i^ .A h d He& I f e i ^ Youthful Romeo QSQge Family W orr*!«»- J H a & .w „„y b & T\leaVln* S S fherc ’fc X 1 1 •_ ,r - . V • ■ * ' he is 27. A unt Elizabeth last monay.1 «U.» the af month •., I \ CHICAGO Ffh. o difficulty than usual [will be encountered' with- tl oT the number of unkeyed inters. Hut th ifs ru m 'i j. n *. - iw -^K ht without confessing arty n u itn . liberty,.to venture fofth l»y n ig h tr ■♦h has been B t e h o l S * U l l t S S t h " hV 1,}0n,nl Pi"*™. tcM; a .reporter that'and .fltld out what Cpopii do inni.^w cn.stew i^tttnC ^lt./E U M ^th Hoibel.-of>803B Lan«- she Rucsscd she was old cnouRh able tHb«e pUces where tha hrichtl and! «ard«l K ld rrt m bo tucked ,ln bed •■simple but noudftah Hi They also think she shmil •vine her-money for hey■< J jhice nobody fan retnihv.____ in the giddy and goliftnAlme 70'plus. * Mrs. JEH*abeth 1300 E ast MArquette Aunt iylsabathM s there! _ ih a , petition which was filed* m latef.T ------- w and i.m f .■ _ > PIONEER WOMAN M t9 lights* 1 WEST WEST PALM BEACH* Feb. 9.— rHirftt'^oiiaafU* J . j ~to ~ J take 1.’- care or.herself. uki >v<» «ahlno. uhw • », . « ason? • “Suppose I do like to go out to One reason why liar relatives -Death haa- claimed another raem- A pninH*trt(l»|rt,1 regards^A unt the cabarets and have n good p rc (e r^ h a t she rctrnln from n u r - jhcr o f X ^ t^ P u lm , Bda^h'a tapldly l ■ -minded., Mr>. llo c h d _ . time V she argued.,in the best flap- Tying H'Mnlley lies in the nm t*. th in n in g , o f pioneers, Mrs. A} Jlf3*!? the £OUrt t ) t per '" " uiuji* "W ^n wm iiiui'f IIU iuis w uow icuujmnUhougn »ii . iuuhii ;uw n kuuHi ho with her husmanner. hat iHttm.Mk hnrm da th n n r uthmati ho hns n wlfo already, George it the Foreman T ru st and jn th at? " You'll never bev young A unt E lizabeth'understands there band, a newspaper man, ......... .. - ••.......... ■ divorce. . ihad spent- Wtnoht 4040 years here. Filed Suit She was su m u n d e d by her children show thn* Mrs. M-»- and her husband, with'whom shui 5937 South La Salle had lived fOr hiorc than .60 years, a divorcexuit ncainst.' when d e a t h came Monday night, j November, 1923, charg- Mrs. It Owl ay, who was 76 years; _____ ___ .... ................ ... „ __ ____a lte r she had borne iold, is survived >by si* children, her, ....___r, Caljn-down „ .... H . ith u a. ,t u p . lu n ju him twins he threatened to kill | husband, nine grandchildren and her admirer, u and the Inwyrr She one Rreat grandchild. the vchcrabie idol pf his heart without any Im iiatigation a t till and otherwiso injujre her. C-f H^nk. ®J’*#N**f******% Coagulate. IIZONTAI. iinl plan- , ^ /F M iu .cn : Slaiig for women. Unit; ncam.' Silver white nictnl A tree, ro w pc). Sm all' bed. Changed. Object. 39.37 inches. An ejaculation.. 2000 lbs. A coinfcrons tree, the wood of which is use to make lonk bows. .Nnticc metal. Possessing savor or flavor. Center of the universe. Musical direction for silence. Feminine pronoun. Address nr respect. Animal’s lair. Plaything. Dra woff. Administer. .Shoe bottom. To wear away. Finished. Painful. Also. Consumed. Aeriform fluid. Negative adverb. Not out. Personal pronoun. - Thus. ' v *. * 1 # cat. " run. late con junction. ]tf the universe, | mu;ic. lot iti tancc. jstem. rWes. * |te. as- u r u Answer lo S .itu rd sy ’s I'uzzTe '-t T* P.1psrtHle? tr. M E N T (9 El 01 n |r *iv.iv frm ic A L |iti<<ii nf niolecul'J. t sn -a S 3 0 0 pH dW 0 i U L l3E 0R 0 0 K 1 »/ SJ H e sso IA 5 ra a a s ffltiH h h me 0 0 0 infinitive. arly thaped slip in a ’I a l a prnnmm. p oi slatutea, ! eo k si M grief, enscil. adverb, a@o a® h@ Ham a tans @ ®®ga b a sm SoiSI fio Program nm for Fcl». 10. ithntn Journal (428.3) |ti-t3; 10:15 Dixie string •cnumoiit (315.6) 8 conS"tnn (175.0) C:ir* EinAVEAI*' program; 8 Ev­ il; 9 orrhestra. Hfial.) CIJO) t; music; 8JitiBo Trilnit* (370.2) ^ "0 enr,.*mbltti string Ill's club; It) jazz urI *'hicni;«i News (4(7.5) fi p orchestra, daddy; 8 *. travel talk, lecture; t four. hicaen CM 1.6 ) 0:30 ur- aaara S ® 3 rcmble; 7:30 entertainm ent; 9:39 orchestra. , W.1Z New York (15-13) 8 m'lglc memory contest. Brtinrwiek hour. WHM New York (361.2) 9:30; orchestra; 10 Everglades revue; 10:30 Club Alaltam; U Ted Lewis. W.rY N w York (405.2) 7:30 soprano; 7:15 players; 8:15 nrmy night; 9:15 ilancc. WEAF New Yor': (491.5) 6:30 pianist; 7 talk; 7:30 John IlHl:; 7:30 Cold Dust twins; 8 Evcrrcady hour; 9 Gnorlrich hour. WOP. Nc.vurl: ( 105.2) 6 o r:h e tra. _ , KGO Oakland (299.8) 6 orches­ tra ; 10 Hawaiian Harmony klngi, vo'-al: 12 dance. WO AW Omaha (526) 6 advp-*> to lovelorn; 6:25 dinner; 9 musical; 10:30 Nightingales. . • WIP Philadelphia (600.9 ) 0 talk 7 ta ’k; 7:15 concert: « piny: 8:30 h program; 9-12 vocal, fudsvil'.-, review, picatjii ( |J>2) 7 concert; 'w n a-. vocal; 8:20 (•>musical; 10 at home, [U, Apple sauce rlul* 1Chitajj,, (570.2)*7 e«npianist, dance;! I t dnnee. "kwthtciwn Economist !**enl; 8 harmony, ori Irctures; 9 orchestra, ^ Musketeers, trio; 12 Rtinnati (122.3) 6 ron^ l ' 1 quartet, trio, orI Cleveland (38-1.1) 6:30 ■' Jf^rtainm cnt. • News (475.9) ' quintet; 8:30 hand; II I m p o r t (silent.) > Vpr (silent), wirmt News (352.7) 7:30 y ra>accordion, tenor. concert; 0:05 talk ; 9:36 iHrfhestTn. WIT Philadelphia (395) 6 talk; 7:30 concert:: 8 concert; P music, WCAE PiUsIiurgU (46i;i) 6d(0 U ndo Kaybec; 6:45 address; 7:30 pianist; 8 Evcrrcady hour; » or* ChKDKA Pittsburgh (.103.1) 7:30 concert; 10 concert. KGW Portlaml Oregonian M *2) 10 lecture; 10:30 concert.; 12 orch^lrd* * WKAt) Porto Itico (372.5) 7 jazz band, songs. ’ ■ WO AI San Antonio (391.5) »•»> folk song . trio: 9:30 orchestMi. KPO Fan Ffancisco (4-M.5) J orchestra; 10 hand, pianist, vocal. KFQX Scaltje <238) 10 orches­ tra ; It conrcrt; 1‘2 danceWGY Schenectady (3iJ.5) 6.30 orchestra, instrum ehtal; 8 Ilrun.rv/Ick hmir: 10:30 organ WB7. Springfield (3131) * poultry: 6:30 lecture; 7 hockey game; 9:05 dance. * • , KSD St. Loin! P od Dlipdch (545.1) 6 orchestra; 9 recital, bar *OW MANY visitors to Miami know the real Coral Cobles, and tho broad appeal it makss to ,tho&o who cotno hero for either rest or recreation, or for tho purpose of baying a home, or to Invest in a profitably business? All-know, it'to be distinctively in a class of its own. as regards no* ^fdcntial property; mo«t people know how profitable investments have proved hore within the past three years; but that here at Comi Gables are not only residential features, but npartmeot house and business sections, and In a very sp ecia l way a most uniquo Crafts Section ia probably known o*)y to thoee.who have been in touch'with Corat Gables’ activities for somo timo. e • ** 1* ’*A»' In th« Crafts Section will be developed a high order of shops engaged In the making scores o f aefeftl required not only in the construction work at Coral Gables, .but in every part of Florida. Tho market $mt these goods is here now. Wc have been buying them for three years in Havana, in Spain, in every S ta ll o4 the Union. It has always been difficult to* obtain them, and making them here will solve many pceb* tome. , »V* »• ** , Mr. F. I*. Seeley took the homeofmn tadsetry of AahevlHe and made it a financial and Industrial me* ewe ** the basis of the I ill more Industries. EIDortfHnbbard tarflfc up tho Roycrofts Shops at KMt Aurora. N. Y„ into a national at.8ct, and in even a hotter way William Morria in Htynmersmith, England, new ideas and ideals which hnarc boon a potentrfoctor in the artistic world fo r generation. Yet of those important movements had so mmpicxoas'a beginning orao rcedy n market forita products sartivl wiilcti a wafts tho Coral Gables Crofts Beotion, # ^ Tho Crafts Section h^s more ioWcestiag. features-Uian any section which, haa *hoop Gables, and we are confident that ilnsdBMbw-thn im y^tgacodsA) sertft— here. Plans ace already under way-forat^oaatfrfty'^nchutries which wlC tx> estkbtished within a year, : . : n . , . ,.± . .ont.j,.. Rapid Increases In values have attended tho opening.of every new s e c tio n at-CaraJLGables Section will create new records in mcrsaicd valoea f o r . ^ “ here fostered will create a larger demand f o r plots. Tho cantor^of -this s e c t i o n o tfiy fa' crafts. There are b u s in o a s and residential plots a l f l o ^ a n d t h e i f a t t s r w f l h bo e s p e c i a l l y desScdble ' tho craftsmen engaged ha Che shnpa-wilt desire to live in tho a e c tlo n . fio o o ra l l a x g a r n n t i i t o m h m i J d ready made reservations ofJota for this reason. Those w h o b o y n o w — t a k i n g : Aill.ajinwtnqra of* t h e -ftqfc offer in prices— will bo among'the fortuoute ones .who in n Y o r y e h o r t ^ t e e wilhtako a - I a r g e p r o f i t on lkbit purchases. . . uj Anf . /i x z t x ^'r'Aal j For the Ideal home setting—for the establishment'of a bosinesa in a most prcdoctive building of an industry whore a market is already fixod—Ocral Gntilos presents its advantagea And os on investment In real estato-beued'on dther or ail of thuse* R' has no peer in the ea district. vUar^L^uiL' “■y'fttt& s, i-jm . u: jtiia sJ k t Yo^jum umdially invtlcd to \ _r b o a r llo m O T H am 9# ■ ■■ J en in g a Bryan lectiao on “Etodlda am H tat'on is £pm In «rr D etqao local Coral GablesrOfflcer each ;J e e k j For fttfjtparticulars am tfoB, coll at-tho Coral Gables OJzke. •o, . .j . . 7 > Iifi i 1 n-«.1 W,,rth Star-TeleV-\i ” :-’-9 Hawaiian *P "insiral. ' plywood (337) H;1r- mn- l***WRG Washington (468.6) 6 or7 show shopping; 7 : 10 • xr.trunicatnl; 12 mo- k-lie.-tia; announced; 7:30 politic: ; 8 annonne ed; 9:jr>.dance. ^.en o n City (si)cni). l*j»a»a»'City Star (365 *ha Air; 11:10 ^ c h% U d r e> nrin ; 410 im) feat- ^fniohi. Commercial ApLfroLM Cad an<1 A,« - St. Paul J:SO talk; (137) 6:30 en- • - .« ^ j 1 S. W. BRADFORD, Milane Theatre Bldg. ■ a/ �True Stories _ . n rn t Mangay nt Simfont, n«rM « Krron<> t-’lnss M uter, ’ « • >?'»•, «t *hr Po.lofriro March" a.Mi>a7.',r ,n nnJor Act nf ----- As Brisbane Sees It Newspaper readers were treated * : . week of such unusual interest™ V 101?®* ,aat Anti-toxin, and a Ribj the best literature of the f i e ^ N o ? » nd Jamon«i A Mlaafng Link. John D. on Golf. poem of Robert Service ever con&mlS 1 °f Ja?-k London' no buted more to the « p i » b o l f f i K l . T ^ action ttOLt.A.xn 1 .. d k Av W h it the Caliph 8 a!d. H ow A nii nr:lit. ...... Manager the heroic race of Kasson w d Se J ^ i a L h l f t V ? i .der Lhan BY ARTHUR 0RI8BANI i ______ <c»wmit in t i dread thousand units of d ip h th e S ^ in T ^ t!le\r 1 .thrc?JhunH I X if s tlls A rrssr I'knnr 14" Rtncken city of Nome, Alaska ■“t? i n,to th,? °Pidemic Iivp r ______All8 MVnsCRIPTIO.T IIATRSi over held more interesting detail ortale of Poo P°° or °,r Hawthnmp HavYtho,rne THREE hundred thousand units Ona Toar....17.00; MU I>ollverr<I In City by Months....fl.SO t Carrier, per wook. 15c. Weekly Edit Ion, S2.00 per Tear. the plight of Floyd Collin? in Sand C ? ^ C n e»,,tr?gedy than Far away in northerri Alaska « iiu , Kantuck/ ; one thousand people,a diphtheri?germ K lf r ° WI!.°*f ess than multiplying rapidly was srrin.?«fEI?£ bad *ound ,ts way and everyone. ThTrty i " " S “*'£ ‘Xwatoning the liven ef dineaso and fifty5more were u ^ c r au™.l!i° hnvei hl! <ir?ud MKIMKIt TIIK | ......... ....... V The Associate,! Pres* In oxrlunt i l 'f . to the huh for repul,. ,of i," np,v" . dispatch** crert trit to It or not otherwise cre9Ji*“ ln *hl» l*n|»**r iiml also the inral tifwn publlshofl hcrrln. All with a small right* of r*ptil»llmtlnn of *p«>clal nlapAlrh^fi herein are aim* reierv* ,0 b " ' e Id. MONDAY, FED. 9, 1925. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. HAVE THE MIND OF CHRIST: — I.*t this mind bo in you, which was also in Christ Jesus. Let noth­ ing bo done through strife or vninRlory; but in. lowliness of mind let esch esteem other better than thorn selves. Philippian* 2:5-H. IN LINCOLN’S DAY* In Lincoln’s day men lived, or mil­ lions of them, With fine, old-fashioned honor in their hearts. W? read their records now, and learn to love them, As down the ages Lincoln’s day departs, For many then found living slmply, sanely, The true contentment and the wiser wny, . Yes, often wealth lived quietly and plainly, However much It made, In Lin­ coln a day. *5“ *,?re oneUd & raM dd»?n? il,,nCeTo8UPP,ied “ amount of*anU-to3E*I!« -nur8° b c ,ic v e " A thousand miles away Scattla 2 ,T“ er; patched assistance. Muahera and t w ? f n ' J ' f T aml d i,‘ were called upon to face th™ I i fu 1. doif teams stretch and carry t cirry o ' S t o n ^ d i f e ^ S ; ”f a lo n * ^ raco against Death. IlllllulB mttTht Doal"minute might mean a life. X w to the situation is tered records th° ,li8tance covered and many shat- One nice tkuT' PERSONAL bc ‘hundcntng-l f".11 de"troy8 *n lifc- lf 8U,fic,cntly us, h u u u ^ b l cl to the f f S j l ‘But the simpler germ s of life, good and had, survive Intense cold! That Is why a child skating | n Be careful d° ; you m i,l,^ J An ounce cL 0 pound of derVwi rc?l*raW i C r 1“ "5!t M«ny of th^. JS 1“ : f c s * * e x & H tr'fo X *"'1but <lrove «"• furc, whose h X w a H cav^ h o t An expIorer by na- benuties of Sand Cave He frf.md fi? Kon,e Lln (JUest of the his life. * He found them’ and be may have lost mus^mean^rnorh^hnrfmos^ofVsTnni^0^ ?0<^s light’ which | P°or if ‘hey didjj Probably antique hunters m crs. '"H YOUR real original ancestors ac­ cording to science, wns not a mon­ key, n lemur or the five-toed sal­ am ander of the carboniferous era, Irom which we are supposed *----- the five fingers on each hand. That real ancestor wax a meteor­ ite, flung off from another planet, carrying the germs of life locked ndln«n\ h e o f. u ' trnvd in g endless miles through the ether, striking ini"neair thk8 ,ut.mo!,Phcrc, becoming intensely hot by ntmospheric fric­ tion, plunging into the ocean’s waJ*r « "d “ P W lox there, r e lr .d n s Be careful while trying to| 1 A woman ia~] in tears. Stove an In Lincolns day then millions rock which fell upon hTs fU t nnd tES'lS**’ he di,!od*ed a many hours ho lay in hls n n m w ’,ccurcl>'- For sought the churches On Sunday morning seeking S S T A 'h “fe » tru th and light, s Laid bare their hearts, the hearts THE RELIGIOUS man says to L '— w th at heaven searches, he scientist: “ Your explanation of. — ;I Asked God to search them nnd 11 °«T iVJ, s .e nrth ifl worse than A KENTUCKY MYTH grT i ! O T daa‘M S » ™‘m ( ' i f e r S s h0 foolish, .. l<> «et them right. It’s sinfu Oh, there were millions then, the LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL high, the lowly. Who felt tho need to nsk, the f t r r e ^ " d X r „ = ~ out nature held Col-i*,, u , , c *"me number of ribs For some years a legend of u n - . to Kentucky hut ihm . ».. noed ‘° p™y« -The need of something higher. H e S h n oU c l o t M o k " u n T h o “ l T " T ' r i!“ t0' h e °P- Hb “ * • " * * * « «*> currency in Kentucky to the effect hi?s superior. _ "omething holy, C°o "llin s;' f a c e : I there ahouid 1 be C Hb m '.H n j™ .' that m es .', Buchn'n"™.' h e jfnve h im a X s s o f m B k ? 7 * L n , ° f f C ln a >h that Ja Jam Buchnnun. a fte r his To help them live their lives in h e g a v e h im n b la n k e t. b u t h e i onc »,dc-;’ election nf ir„ u “ I Kentuckians, in turn, lauded nnd ; % elcctic as President *• could n o t g q t h im o u t ; ho c o u ld n oo tt ee vv ee nn cc uu tt oo ff ff hhi« r o it "a n"» Lincoln's day. is fo d A 8cl.e " t,"t did »ny th at to a ed States came to FB »«£? mU U*‘ n 8ailed !,uchlU1 nn. The K e n tu c k y ? r e le a s e h im t h a t w a y . F lo y d C o llin s f f h,S fo o t a n d distinguished American elergymnn tb . •« * th «" bnlf ♦ Yes, Lincoln's day had many gen- f c * m o re .la y s in S a m , ckV c“ “ tb e c k tir^ ir m tie mothers, I to a museum nnd count tho ribs t!hy ^ efCaa ‘"inference f*is T d ® "* !0" And many sons ,nnd daughters | on many skeletons. The clergy- a good to see. k„„«nt 1i he <lctails of the“ two interesting events l [ e p lic ,l:; 1 : holl,d i n s i d e r R V moves on. Thank God, knou n to every newspaper reader. „ week'^op*to ...... SBv;. Now timo newspaper rentier. For n have blasphemous to do so. I know as on ^ each time hnn others, without looking thnt every man ....... , . Wf, wtBI Ken ♦ Good men nnd women ns could terest as , tuckv swung back into Vhe“ Demo* ‘ ever be, r m’t h T o , ‘bn" trute ry evencratic column a t the November The LBC. The noisy few mny live their lives h‘ P'tsxible ground for election for the first time b ins Carsince unsightly, THE clergyman was wrong the Jackson’s first election » had in 1828' May jest at God, and j«zz the word in h i H T v l i n i M 'S r a V i r i h n ^ ^ .p hf ist^ n ,»>««‘h a T na number of ribs was equal on both ynunT:ymn,!Hofth22. during'lb'c “ ear T h i V Z * 1818. lived in Elizabethtown Tht-! kv’s h ^ o J d T l ? '’ ^ " n 180 Kentucbr : r ay: ______ .. Northwest m mlirht e .^ u r d y m musher aides, hut his faith was admirable! cider Buchnnnn i, .1 __ ■ . »k °ved John ....... C. Brcckinridt-o Breckinridge But there a re many millions liv­ ikht reach NomoTn f'time:.......' m ttm of tho " n s the party nominee for vice' _ ing rightly. •P J£ * !N D- B°<'kefellcr and George or Ju st ns there wort?, my friends, c n iu ftL r m S ^ L r S s 'z Z L n i r kt «• "The ^ or th ird r »lWhh° ” Clth°r th' r P S S 'Z S t ? t ^ J C,<«.ndc„ in Lincoln n day. lime during the pnLt ueck to ----- -—---------- how Buchanan was surpi ed7, e' ' th, P Vnuphnnaa whm, ? th e n , m o r e l n t e r e e U n u 1 Z Z r X n a w a l “y > '" - 1 T h c >- «"<l J f t v ' " «"if. S n S A S ' . T fes’' Ben Hardin, afterw ard' ,, V tb Pfl‘i,",p1n‘ tlenied the right of ♦ • nuerw arii such a secession. Just before leaving o f - i K .Fcertainly '° y»d , (iol,lisn"not ,,,ay ----Ik" baV0 fo u n d ll>»t " t r u t h I have f f . been «’ H - ,'t f i ,. I J to he out.h® down hu: i» s t r a n g e r t h a n S a . " perfectly beautiful {treat figure in' "The"* TawnmkinJ ice. hut three years later another • 11 --------- ----------peaceful sight, reminding t n £ LV ’f th° Stnte Nation* Kentucky Senator. G arret Davis Jeniiif Jcng.s trt— Khun, *• the — Powcrful. calnriy take his sent among the lawyers launched nn effort to censure the F lJJa r em“ rkf,,,,c. lhir,g U h,‘^ m r u « m n ' r in°l a t a court session while attired in to *et Florida coax away its pJaying P,«v,n«rcchesa with his crippled ; „n, ex-president on the ground thnt he h a j. d C° "" Ved as ,on,r a ” u / T ? 0 “"Meached arm ies were fighting and which hung upon him towlincn, had failed to so clumsily nil over the East. The rPL ----------0--------^ feller and Baker financial nrby perntlttlng „„„.F|or|,lana to « I , X J." .T S f" : I . . ThCLAr0Ublc Wilh nl0»‘ «»f the taxless, peace Thn Stnto**f,«,»iU| c-u,nu lo innl *stntc to die m I£ , t" ^ r hU* ‘!>d"y is th at most of W nM0i ? - ht-1^ nnd .winning for them are misses. ircttinif re uly t„ n°U: in sesslon here, i s | ‘h™ -« over thS worid!’^ thoio "I A m ark ib lei t a c h a 'n ^ ’ w ^ C , " f' " ' A f r i “ If nC > alifornia’s ^ An,I »k .......I'vail’IUI gll Kame. Jrrnsp and ability in his handling Rrit.“ in i" having trouble titer Buchanan did not come to Eli- h in intricate pleadings in a difficult Veeoneiling its civilization to its mL-i h'ru w®nderful dollar in that mies. TheyftrLL feed the Indian poppy crop. English s j legal -od',co ''j*'® in 11>re s t—c h i Id run* e vi^rv b " b,,y or'k'rs and never .......... . ■Hw.p»ulinM8enough. lf b?d’ you not home in Whuatl’nnd. advertising The nrpdaily some told Hardin, that he had he* E xpected' years venra’to t Wllurc bf. ''evotc! ......... new spaper is tho g reatest huroni*the publication of n work world.—Si tirosniTilL’ to become n ‘big mnn when v^pi-cicd, he te r Ol of prosperity. went defending his Administration. w t N „ '* n," 'k’ •» I.) Journal. • n c a d ..m l e T r n .^ T .) = = ............... ................................ .. ....................... nnm ,n'-' to decide justt what teachers l„i * --------------------------------------------- -------t uF®lk" Mre busleVin Sanford now unlversitld may and may „„t toll tnnn a t any time before in the »> the young people. m a k in g p a g e o n e mnn f,uh- 8t ° r y ,nnd thHt menns that •om cthinir helntc rionc. ASHEVILLE CITIZEN clear 6 Ton h>f " c,’d‘* «" not LAKELAND STAR-TELEGRAM G<ar. renchcrs should bo allowed ------- i The . v $0.00 pi Realtyj SAVEontT THRIVE In 1925 r : r : b,l“ si™,"™. ^ «■««!™ 'l0V0tC<' ,hcir W IT ? i x r A v m x m t r V V L W A N T Y O U W I T H IIS ' " * * 0 ^ T H E F I R S T N A T IO .d i BANK - K r a ta c k ,] ••110.1 J1 » SAXFOItl), FI.A. nr- :& r v ? !* (c.,.ifr:V ;r,!7cth Stitts z A “TRANSFORMATION An executive, says the 1 rioiine, is a man who Cartoonists, hum orists and para- Southerners who -h .. graphers of the North and West to do well wha 1 . ved them how have Just a pet subject. Until t„ do thty had planned recently they made m erry with the They iiiscovercd that the “com­ Southerner. Tho comedy South­ edy Southerner" was in fact a erner was the source of their rich-!joke Theyation""'; began /to of Lmc the eat humor. They dressed him in , “ transform V "talk * . . UI ...................... . They a ttr i- jn e r . W h u lhev w e re ° J3 r„nWyTW hh a t.eV7 th<>y b°Bcve to beThe spectacular work of th e ; th, sib-v true. The student should he alllowed to say what he thinks. y0,1,1 ^ newspaper reporter a t made a gimrf rtnryCfb ? hi* , THat • Louisville on the staff of the Cour- n,,d "pnt a good many clever"fas ’ 1 2.. . . PHN In tk-. .- .I. ... * * 8Ua* I of aN \I h TIIER, cour8e if worthy liiP.Inii*«,.l to the rock pile. ...................'" I i . >f a Mohammedan school. There ier-Journal is an example of what cals During tho hectic days of th.*' 5 ihe teacher with a long stick in « good reporter will do nml .« what war when a great many contra,-- m " bua,d, tbat enables him to hit t e hV h? r - ! ‘ F ° .to K01 •» ftory. nny ,hild nn the head without inov! other r n n i i " 8 i, eslrr ' t0 he,P tho tors were piling up hank accounts 1 ■ mg from his seat, forces the chil­ other Collins plays its p a r t in the for estates in Florida and expen - 1 S 5 5M B - r . ^ ^ i i ^ b y C - n S ^ dren to recite th? I* — . passages 11from inn th ' honiirn with (h i. y o m , „ p .V t ,r ' Z I ? " , 1, • * r y .t „ n n , -...,o|s Jhool of7 course, nnd " V7be provide Such whoola should, he provided-1 f„r determination t,■■ « « -he .te ry th. ] 'h ' S t X u i . ? r ’ " not » such people. They need thecm. > Courier- to ,JoI v e V h c rl,Conf r® 88 began j till Three Bungalows hvery One at a Bargain on EasyTenatJ Oak Hill—Pine Crc-st— Wood ruff Sub " c a r c a kr9nLs fo r th e s e subdivisions aril nom e Rood b u y s in each THREE LOTS ON SANFORD IIEIGB CLOSE IN $800 each BRITT REALTY CO. INC Realtors Worry /ig Ivhife subordinates .i,, the work, but we’ve found that tlm forward in executive docs the work too. U HLN the Caliph ordered the [ion is a fine young fellow n m /w o li: m?rPro*!l?I !_i,..,,_edviti?3 u "ewspaW First Street. i’hoe<| in Iris work. They connected him tl„. , , V1 w# ,,f opportunity „„„ wonderful library at Alexandria to liked among his fellow-newspaper ” R5Tiir n.08in» around the promise of success, all of which men in Louisvi'...................... 1 with ruined plantations, misman­ [>c burned, thus depriving all fu In spit,, of tho fact that King the professi agement and a ronmtic sort of de- Sou**----" mndV ‘ a reality by the Alfonso hna nhnmlonci' ‘ ' Southerner. They sought in vain turn time of magnificent works of ing the rt «genius, he said simply; »if f to 2 action against Ibanez! I io v e rih e K n,M.nH;nl fran' ^e fficiency, husineia for methods an-l financial success. «n , fu ? f 7 !cn 'vho loafed (bookks repeat what in in the Koran porter must u,‘mww“ ld unrfoubtedly like to crown ........ then they and their readers be- in the shade and talked politics In­ he> are superfluous, so burn them' h'">. «s Franklin P. Ada aptly gan to g„ South. They went stead of getting down to business. If they do NO T repeat what is in examples o“fVa S r r e ^ t e T O n e ^ remark*. 8hi'’yard’ ‘ o'* truth of the m atter is thnt Nouth to spend their winters. They remembers munv v..«r. went South to build cotton" mi IN th ? * u , n transform ation. bu,;„ h s . " ,h' >' *rc Uncb J printers. printers SnrChances K advcrti">mr for They went South to i^vest in ren! i U hail|f\ ha? beet, not in the That wns nil right are he won't Ret any down this way. The de- estate, to erect factories m d to S,.nm -. ’r hUo n th-eir idl;a» of tho but those th at govern rash in generally on the riches of i i ! I!“ r,ler Experience and con- versitica. Including ric k“ 8,1,0 vurriiory, rairn «»44 of i:»«I uu hi huh this territory, the fairness t , ! ,, , '!? shnwn11 ,hom ‘bat itheiir endow them, nre not S tate governmenis ..„.i ,i...........ts South has u ‘ n ^ Co"!,T " « « S tate governments and the ipti |' contribution '.‘L'’ to t0 the tbt* South *»“f con- dans. especially in the fine mahogany i H ‘>bi i 1<!.ir„,r, >“ r‘i , , n <">«»'“ » ire to tud«. „f H. people tr Earning new • share m t h ‘- nVy " a ’Urul f t 8*1 in. ,h« Senate and House j j . ' , h " ' | * Kooil t lory, n,„| it trades and crafts. And having S , 0 Pro8Perlty which the A LEARNED man in South \ f Jvi *L l ? ,a.r t 'y,,u"K °untt •-•porter reporter swindlers. ‘be grafters and th,. „ v-... broughi their mg Nouth ji £ h“a,rd recently brought Southerner had mad, and the NmiM,. t h e s e r v ic e r en d ered for n New York paper secured a no 1 s'n i V i !1 C Pa swimming possessions to the South Collins, in Cav»» r it v » i vnn a u . nford ,,craI«i- Why don’t found themselves in the iid-t of Fmn rp ,h,d r. ml‘t r-’' tl™ «» t h . rent sinir link." n i" rCr ,h" ml*’ were empty.* Cfimhing the “adder! a fine piece of newspaper w o rk 'n , mi *, do your swimming in' I ik<Monroe?—Ocala Sinr u- V 1 aK well as one of public wrvico to th i " r° Am0rl“ ’ T h .. -link - you know » „ uM bc By tho Seminole County Bank is thc ^ 1 " - y -y y « llc « r..;S,l‘nr; U " h' " ” « :om ething connecting th,- hlghes* Jie reached a heigh!’ w h e r e ^ e could j ^ f h e am bit" on "He’s " i- .-had ? .'1 'Pag, ‘“ f^ O n c unibition of every good efficient th at a strong orffnnization, ' “ * newsr a d io n o m e n a c e men h° aPCS With thc low« 5 of penenced staff, and up-to-the-minute lnTh.r rp *re quite a number of ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD The skull found by Professor ” * *"♦ '* “ h'*v>' ytty-Hwar-l! L S Su to.ftS Y teS'SS *.""* knockers in Bradenton but a . they ill ties can make it. Avail yourself °f*J Dart of the W ltw atersrand Univer-| come. do nnM ** buR<Bttir houses they t .Th,. an*'®‘y of New York thea­ to u r account subject to check is cortii« do not incur nnv unpopularity hv trical men lest radio kill the then- as thiie number o f theaters incr >as- 8 ‘y is described us the skull of an invited. animal, not human, but Hie knocking.-B radent on Herald. V ' .'i, nu!"an' ‘»»‘ more in‘l..r a little premnture. Not I cs with the size of the comn unitv 1 i i T Ifit. to ,t f , live. „the on,y kind ° f knocker all this country’s patrons of 1 ,1 each citizens has to begin to chooM | ! ? n 1 ,e »rorLilla °r chimmusic i r ' for himself among possible enter I Th ’ a l t »ou.,fh unthle to talk, and drama live in New HOLLYWOOD NEWS I'.C IXTKHUsr IMI It ()> SAVING!* Al t,lt, 9 Weil vi;;it thut g rea t city every ‘m*.W iits. H i. own time, funds alniSs. t h ^ . p ^ h l e ^ 1 The . . — man, acquir­ reason. Thousands of radio lis . and tastes cause him to go to some ed rpeech. Then ht» could tell oth»*vs P,orne News-Tribune The Sanford Herald wants t o |aonir. illtn „ »“ Vs in m. excellent editorial on ‘enors who tun,- in ,011 « graJ,,, shows and stay home from others The fnth..r know how many nf tne one mil- 2 n. u \hl‘ ht’art!‘ of men nn,i th e public capacity for being er« what he knew. h S ^ da , ° K,fin‘f ' “ Bond hogging in lT ^ .a," 5*r do 9p‘ a t the same time could tell the son. and Itnhwlclg ion visitors who will come to FI.,-e .‘ C*^8 P,c‘“ res •' ‘ but . a demonatration of selling selfishness’’ e n d „ y k; , Y t o ' K ? VWk Th " '! 1 "."1 '• 'n * “ v « r y S S L and conclude, I'rcvent-’ yr.,,,1 .,W|W. Ami ,hc c h . . « . . „ J r, . ft" » K ™ P h in h . h .m ., ,t began to accumulat ut cfyic!udc* with bo this. “ J*, nble ,f t h ,ro cot|M HOWE **f the golden rule.” ,ce ‘bat. having heard the sta r by . . ‘‘ . r red’ i;: n,ow believed to huv» radio, ,f business or pleasure takes ! !nted mu"ic. ■PPrw.-iation and tercsting _________ ________________ _____ b? nj|° N e w York they will gladly attendance nt paid concert offering wuy hetw good music. The movies haven’t *tUad thv ‘heater or th? opera anil ___ _ ^ <H|( STRENGTH - SERVICE Kill' d off uny o ther form ,,f amuse* nne-man. pay the requisite price. , .. . over the sea and b are pleasant to know whut the ultim ate awnt, nor |mve th ty weakened in .. tb^ro is something *i:L«e besides m- h -ir nav# sunsets in flaming skies. descendant of men is to be like •bo hat keeps people homo fr.m, T " “ PP**1' to the public, and what he will he doing two or Srn Uutin,a n but ®“t of the 959.­ 000 who will go hack north there be no valid reason G A R D E N B‘J e *beater or concert haM —when whv 1“ " “ ,vt,so" three hundred million years from will be a t least 800.000 who •will « « S nSfroT T e 'S & Z K * r I H- s - I>0^ but how In ttho f i world did the 2 j yi*“ r#k kfpt at home- ff » com! I the O k "h',u,d .nut simply cause now, when this earth reaches R;i want to come back next y ,n“l on« ‘heater, many cit- l! m P? bife cuP“c,ty *? « P « n d a full age, und the time comes for f e s o r ever find it nut? vear. ^ S T S l - 4 ‘f f ! fY P E W R IT P P Q It only requires "ole t« to attend evervl every l !.-t.ti!.,?Ur!her. to tuktf ln . onw niore ' 3 ,b* "hie ....... good production given in it. chry ,!. ) artistic devdomn'enL witho«FTfrw. H" al) to Pa8s on to one of t h e ........... l L Ff c S l . " L ™ ,fhe w n«;,nami next % 5 £ t * T T . the BUY RS S E L L ------ REN1 « - j« i»u v s w e^ X r ;t e r ’ - |uwS f i p- r nU,a. i* an «nergetk. m a U - jF lu r id ^ n ° , ^ " ‘^ v will CUan—K*pitlr iiUlo /vDoW,. Be PWU. IropicolTOOt). ' ' ^ L0ptul;itluq l p m m j 1 ‘hour , * ♦ • -o— THE FLORIDA GERM S e m i n o l e (fjo im fy lfa 1 Sanford, Fla. 12‘/ 2 cent p«j For Feff Ball Hard! gram m ar Caramel SCHOOL HONOR ROLL Crispy Niitmeatr. ROILED IS 1 AND THEM TIUCXUY o vrncoA ixD xvttu & \Milk Chocolate/ <sr Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Clark have spJ!!tChS^daFyraAkth ° L N„e»W r„? /"yMa First Grade Ian *Jlub will meet as their guest, their son-in-law,: and Mrs G B Frn!!k Par°nta’ Mr’ *'nr” n Bp,.ino“ > Elizabeth CamerU R brnnk‘ Mrs. R- L. Glenn, J. W. Kennedy of Cleveland. O. nn, Catherine Carter, Josephine I Lucilc Eddy, C le o Dwight Smith came from De- Check, Miss Elizabeth Young nf Oviedo t t crCCl ub\w 111 meet THAT’ Lee Rosa Peterr. Juanita Smith. -T '?his ? t0 snc" d ft few days Karla Wheeler. Mildred Garlick. fh Mrs. J. E. Bak- spen^ Saturday with friends in hfr htre with parents. Sanford. Harold Allman, Thco Crotcan, | Shrine Club will Knrlyle Housoholdir, Raymond Miss Palmer Argo of Oviedo Mrs. J. H. Lee, Mrs. T. W. Law­ (honoring J. Putman Locke, Jack Morrison, George Sau­ ton nnd Miss Charlotte Iaiwton nf K n J ii w im im f; ,h0 » ' cer, A. E. Kuhurn, Claude Whitten, Irummond will en- Oviedo spent Saturday in Sanford. * Harold Collins, Urban’ Mny. TalTho fac.t«bt sellin s. RVcdncsday Bridge can d y In A m arica. Glenn Wimbish returned Sunday l?ud, 8 e c M*ll"a >'rancis Roumillat, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Potter have from a business trin P k oil r ‘wi*} .uires, Robert Wilson, Lil­ 3.Cc a bar 8 o’clock a t the a s 'th e ir house guests Miss Helen vilic. ly Mne Abbott, Fannie Biggers, I •% .> v v i of the Stanley, O’Meara and Mias Bernice Dalton Artemesia Brooks. Annn Bell jinw, followed by n of Jackson. Mich. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. R. Philips. Mr. Brown. Caroline Hill. M artha Mc­ re wedding party a t Merriwcther, and Mrs. Raymond Philips and Donald, \ irginia The many friends of Pete Schijr. nnd Mrs* C« P« Doris Adelaide Hockey, Eunice Miss Marion Philips motored to rard will bc glad to learn th a t he Bartow Sunday. Ifair. Tyler, Evelyn Wilkinson, Mary has recovered from his recent ac­ Alice Williams, Esther Benjamin,; cident and is able to be out. pnday Mrs. George A. DcCnttes leaves I aulino Davidson. Anna Jane Grant kiousholder will en-Monday for Jacksonville where Mary Willie Glidcwcll, Louise i “ I'/ic Comfort Route*’ Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Benson have she ro mine Bridge Club, will visit Mrs. Geo. A I)e- Packard, h>ank Benjamin, Billy ns their guests Mrs. Benson’s par­ Brown. Billy Boyd, Emmett Rog­ P a re s F ro m J n c k s o n v illb ' went of Womans’ Coftes Sr. ers. Herbert Stoohoff, L. E. Tew, t Athn tic CUy ain at bridge with ents Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Burke of 11*1 timer* R i.ion Great Falls, Mich. 'tt tt nith as hostess. Mr. and Mrs. II. n. !a>wls re­ i Jack Torrance, Aiiecn Cook. 1 •• *l«rfljn.| <t -i)«,trtri ■t u n S-cond Grad; IU".,i —.il .ill f.Matim F»lt»- * g ll V turned Monday from Jacksonville Mrs. C. W. Stokes. Miss Dorothy where they have been spending the Autumn Shannon. Julia Boll, Me- . IK' * V.<k r 'j | Ti — lay •riti K-i-ji, x* it c..f) , Stokes and Miss Alberta Aycock week-end. Clelland, John Henry Tnlhot, Ella j trson we<iding a t •Ivl-.lU'.'.Jl •WttMi.ftwa 3t.Jl -t the Rioye, Watson Shannon, B illie! Baptist Church. spent Sundav in Orlnndo •Vlt lUKrti ami ratt. or-yM'i. I The many friends of Raymond >>orthingtun. M argaret Squires, | m>l (in. ’Ul-watn# tl*♦Vi»iijlto. [Bridge given by the Kuests of friends. Its) Louise Merriwether, William V ih -! ««( All • arr,, > t‘« V.V.NHAH. at.the Betty Ann Mr nnrl M r. if-,- i i r \* ! Bearden are tclad to know that ten, -Marian Haynes, Marjorie Pope; • n, lti-1* ii,. •< 'i Idopt tlel»U tor t 4, (B, I ?uulvt<i tr «mi hntlU5. S. M. Lloyd hpml nf c* i i Haro,d J* More- he is convelcscing from his ru- Oledn Cruse. Betty Wheeless, Eva .-4tllnff Uni* Unit A I*. V Perkins 280- hend of St. I-ouis were the guests cent illness, FOK I’AKTIRIORE Cunningham, Archie Ward. Edgar in Sanford for the week-end of W. jom. r, -\i| ;h.inr Fob! I ’1; i ijy i OHn Tyner, William -Mile. Linirys, the pretty French actress of the Comeilic ('aur>'i»rtin • heater of Pari;, wa awanlod a Jninmond will cn- E. McGrnw of Osceoln. Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Langley I-undquist. • ! Jani.it i>t., % if, *i. Speir, Elizabeth Hirschi. Bonnie prize of 5000 francs in the beautiful leg competition nt the H.il de i’Opcru. 1 , > n o i f r ,’ an si f - o . j •_ .q, 1 have as their guest. I)r. Langley’s fFartnigiitly. Bridge Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack McFnrlin. father, W. T. Langley Sr., of i oung, Annece Cripe, Henry Jam e­ I'OU I’tlll.ADEU’IH \ ;■ son. Bobby Pearson. CL 8 . Middle* small son nnd nurse of Quincy left Camp Hill, Ala. ■ L !: \ r ‘a«, _ , F*tH Jil rvf t ...... ASK MARTIN FOR ACTION ten. Nellie Knight, Mary E l i z a b e t h n . Mary Manning, Cornelia 8 . It V W II pointed out Li * .. i , t , -i. i» MetCvH Sunday for Bradenton after n tnhy *’ ' f I* , 3. 1 Neely, Ada Singletary, Edith iMcRae, Marion II oolihnn, Edna Riv short visit with Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Potter will enterJudge nnd Mrs. E. F. Houshold- Menklcy, Charles Betts, Elmo Oil- i FORT PIERCE. Feb. 9.—Gover­ ■dm ivrrnor that contract for the cr, Mr. end Mrs. Floyd Palmer lard, Hubert Lawson, Coney llnmil, crs, Raymond I-undquist, Rosema­ •, honoring . Miss G. Ball. , hard urfacing ami . rl riling of \u„Xu^r Miami lo P itib. ry Fernandez, Pauline Bellamy, nor Martin has been asked t.i gi t i »nd Mrs. Casnndra Schultz mot­ Stewart Gntchil. David Earl. <««. JJ. Feb. 1 . 11 . Ji.M^r. s. sod Miss'. Bernice Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Williams ored to Daytona Saturday evening a > a rd td four behind the State Road Depart­ ! th i; project w,i a. Mich. • . 1 ( o r , - in’evmsttrin ’ ’T.'tidSi Ruth Cruse, Mnrcndel Sclvekinf, Third Grade •ent-Teochcrs As- had ns their guests for the week­ to hear the New York Symphony month., ago, hut that r > t*ir a ment and have work started on James Dorsey, Brrnice Sapp. Lucy Dobbins. Mac Hickson. Frank fflect at D 'o ’clock end. Mr. and Mrs. Will Swift. Miss Orchestra. Betty Colbert. Alice Harvey, Hn- lia Bennett, William Preston, Hud­ construction of the uncotnp.’-.'tcd Inown hero im thirg lie ; bee,, Horn- MERCHANTS A MINERS Oliva Swift. M aster William Swift IfoushOraer and TRANSPORTATION CO.-,-: 1 zd Harvey. Glenn Govocek. F rank­ Hester. Paul King, Dorothy twelve-mile link in tho Fort Pierce tow ards starting Hie Work, altliough J r - ami Mrs. R. L. S tratton of :rn E. tk/Si. Di. and Mrs. \V. T. Langley. W. lin Camming, Richard Packard, I son iwers ns hostess, Cheatam. Nona Rivers, Evelyn Okcediobeo load, the eastern end I the contract rjill.-d for it* comple­ St. Petersburg. T. Langley Sr., Miss Mildred Grace Huggins, Katherine John- I Wilkinson, I con there will bc n joint ■:t / / lifjv Simmons, Calvin Teague and N'ed son, Gertrude Porter, Norn Powell, Stiver. M argaret Walker, LeRoy' of the All.intic to Gulf crosa-r.tate tion within 290 working days.* • rent-Aeachers a As^ p ’lrfnt-Aeacners sPurdon, Ei liter ; _________ Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Stoothoff. Mr. Priipary and Mrs. E. C. Golson, formed n Chittenden attended the concert of Evelyn Smith. Nancy White, Rich- Ericson. Jewell Tturner. Elmo Jones (If. I IV.»n Yf .l..!.. ...I «I At .. . -— . -JB De Side » h 5 . r v congenial p arty motoring to Day­ the New York Symphony Orche.s- j nnl tra in Daytona Sr tona Beach Sunday where they visited with their old friends. Mr. A congenial party Friday i fh»ntv Ball for the nnd Mrs. John Datz and son John Daytona Saturday tend the concert Fcniald-Iuiughton Datz Jr., and Mrs. Monstermen vt** /A nil Island '? T k f ,ady Kmiaw . Mary George. E v e -, Urquhart. Curtis Coleman. K v Island. Svmnh. nv O.-h ',tr ^ N be held nt the Ar- all of Valley Stream , Long am nf St , r t y i f t tirM. M-f0 , Mr- •vn 4f«»rtcr . Doris Pattern. Charles lyn Wright. Helen Wilson. MarMrs. Jam es E. Ingraham or . visit S n J M k ? n M h’ ' T *°VC 1 Bower. Harold Ha- garet Torrance, Vivienne Sm art, ’ ( |brr Two of All Souls Augustine has arrived for sister in , S X n " ^ V''iV ( »ia" " la"< \ ause. Clay Williams. Mary .1 . I’reston. Betty McKinnon, V of a few days with her th will have a Vnl" ttru " Reuben Mason and Mux Stewart. ! hnurth Grade Alice McGlone, M artha May. HatMrs. Verna Bandy, Helen Colbert, Lil­ tie Green, Catherine at the Knights of hrothcr-in-law. Mr. nnd Forrester, Frnnk P. Forster nt their home on A. E. Crnndell is entertaining a lian Douglas Bentrice Hic'csnn Magnolia Avenue. Mrs. Ingraham party of friends from Pittsburgh. Glndy.t Henderron. Katherine Jow- Marjorie Du Bone, Melon Drcasor, is a form er resident of Sanford Pn , who expect to spend some crs, Editu Mae Lamb, Katherine Anna M. Couch, Nettie Ooilcr. ahptay] I Hour at the Library nnd the wife of the late Jam es E. time in Sanford. They are Mr. i Morrison, Virginia Howard. Mary Mrs. Charles Fedder who ha t Ingraham, Florida E ast Const nnd Mrs. Townsend nvenu Trcssc 1 resse ana r .11................... ............ .. ............. and 1I Elizabeth Tolar, Gilbert Ilum-nn,. IIUll many fnem ts in .-i no-rd . n ft* Club nt tflb *Ll- Railroad official nnd pioneer de­ son, Mr. and Mff- I 1;, T- H eght-.Siim m l Knight. G P Sharp. Kar* rive Tuesday from Jacksonville, lo veloper of this state, who passed mile. C. H. Smith ami Frank I-, Inc -oung, P. M. M ikery, Edwin \ be the guc.-*t. of Mr. and -Mrs. Ed 1 o'clock. Smith.- 1-0 •» |rfltr--l't /, Oi.ii ,.Canipbull, John Courier, rKxntyu | ward lAim.*, »n Music Club will away u short time ago. Irlocic. I ii Unit of j of the • liol ai at S !■ »>♦>: sve a mi)«ic... home of Mrs, B. F. ■ NORTH BY SEAi ~ ........ fr A - be * joint meeting of rearhers' Associations primary schools a t the rimn’rfr '.‘fiHwol, ,Thurs\n at 1:00 o’ddfck. This be held for the pur­ lins: the time nnd place ■iotic pageant to be three schools and a •nceJi requested. [ n o tic e ‘ SPRING COTTON DRESSES Va A T P O P U L A R P R IC E S 1 1 1 •« C-.S.T if' “Ar*' . Department of the pb will have its regu»rtv Tuesday, Fob. 10 , VinaM Smith ns host|M82. meetinir with the Uficers will he held nt l»nd a large attendance T ^7 r Ip O ' l ft hi NOTICE ; * Spaulding Circle Irummage sale Feb. 21 Int’s firm; Store. home rr~ \ coming Fcl,. 9.—Elahorntc made for celebra* ■timing Day nt Steta‘‘y. «et for Feb. 20. Alumni Association! "*dy engaged for sevmake the event Stetson spirit.” . As ihc day’s, events,' an rooming Banquet will [*< evening of the 20 th. ‘I S h - |Mrs. A. R. Key, Mrs. an,| Robert Deane t New York Symphony Pwccrt at Daytona SatK mis I DIPPED IN A L iik io u x , Chewy ~ There is no form nlity here. You will find Km and pleasant to do business with this strong h ti| May we hope to serve yog loo? 7RichBuUcrCrcann m m , You have many friends who are depositor! oft and we want you with us. too. \ \ / «urdik% to tome in nnd get acquainted. 4 take steps to lnmth<* ki^ I* hut not itSO loud as8°.und th at nf4 of thp a cannon, GI, A u d its vi v iisl'nl Jon 8ns cr.—Holm And ita kick twice great -o— — We chell U ?.v? y l bnt (,,‘n,,r"l Mitn r ,1 « tnk.'.nK h u superiors for b»^d i" ,Mnr‘i« Bomber, but he h*s certainly got them " air. J. G. Ball was called to Thomasfr!!i!Ul U ke re‘urncd Sunday vllle, Ga„ Sunday by tho serious from n motor trip to Tnmpa. illness of his mother. inYheIeliRht» !n „ *hLc "nme Pi2Mf a stagnant pond, may get typhoid from the ice. And that is why, when this earth had cooled off sufficiently to make life possible, germ s of life from some other older planet " M S a S whni n ° t n “ y ‘ t Lo m N c n a n a ‘ " N o m e couid come traveling througH the countrv dashed t V " . A * ” ?,hen h« o e s of the north ether nt a tom peraturo of abso­ e r n n ^ p f ^ d a ^ m f s h i n ^ h rela^y^^uld0^ ^ ^ * ^ 8, ^ P vVt- lute zero and s ta rt life on this p'nnet, to travel up through the millions of years of evolution. in dark 1' d n 1° cave°1 ay^FlovdUColIf” ° f away’ down tombed b; n gignmic c vht t T L ? ^ 1" 8* ahvc’ but held en- PIIONE:—Res. 428-J SK A Jj of diphtheria nnti-toxin carried In­ to Nome by dog cled arrived foxen solid. Doctors hopo the a n ti­ toxin will retain the power to fight diphtheria plague in spite o f the freexing. Heat would have destroyed it, ___ I 'a You are cordially; invited ',4VC*7/ f e o p n , lo attend W d/ m r tf ) \t o p rin g L x p o s s tio n o f t h e D a c k so m -S v e s C S p r i n g 1 9 S 5S j ' / ' —New state bank *0 with capital stock ‘kalt Water zes First Time -O , ♦it ” IN C L U D IN G ~ M l F VVa,h.. F,-h. 9. — The father of this winter Ir , r e' *" this section ■ rn e tlrst time in the . e weather bureau. to provide I, '™ fiShing fleet nt hr™*-, I10" in- Skaters L d ^ fleet for a o f a mile. * ^ ■sv >owesV eier'regU- lachine Co. H 1 AY.MENTS THE FASHION SHOW UEAC1IAM THEATRE, 1 EBRUARY 11TH MATINEE A?.’L» NIGHT Youxll i t* b:0») r«Air.Y r , iSHION F. FEiiJfUALY t:; -h. THRU 11 * p Arc colored stripe broad cloths and solid colored linens, 12 styles, fast colors, sizes 16 lo dO $7.00 to $19.00 H?.’G 0 BENIN >01 ♦ N 1 11 icaep. va rr'»;;s AHDlli THI 5.X any 2 -1 4 Orange Ave. Orlando. S*W ,r'"»ll‘‘-fc|„JC - J L J ^ a n c h , ) jjf r. ■ V V V V W V ^ ^ ^ M I I S S S X Z X X S B I S S S i H H M ^ * 8 8 ........... X B B S S S S S S S S H S IS S S irB S B M S I B S S X ia S lS S S I II S a s ---- �THE SANFORD HERA t il. THE^ANFORP HERALtf, MONDAY, FEBRUARY D 1925. Volstead, Father Of pr eratidn Of PHANTOM FINN FACING A BUSY SCHEDULE NOW B u ffa lo \ 2 ' been nccoptcd Meets in which Nurmi will com­ pete: • FJcb; . D' American Legion, P o rt­ land. Me. iRtiuc of $.120,uuu to r th a t nurmi-m while ?70.(»00 will bo rpcnt on im. proving the wntervyorka plant..A ll the principal streets of the city now paved with shell.1 extendin'* f'-’P.ivcd, n an csn sn E arM H rsR R n rcan e Navin, Detroit Owner, Pulled Herald Want Ads Will % Advance P r i c e $ 1 4 0 0 .0 0 . * LUl U« and L|lately [ lOc '(0,00 per montl f „ Me r tlr ■ double reroltor ■ ll»* n lla e a lia r a line above rastflcted ,0 Inn. „ »,!<- The San14, responsible .,ft insertion. r auhsequrnt i|c» shoulil ba j. |n rase of riii.Rt intitlx* Ihorb riK-s. rules Mill five you Ion. An.l If II (Mist you Inara v w C fli ’ ' '-I.-1.,IS |l ,,yui<.naar « 3 | I elrUe. o, ^ 1 *V. 1 *Vi , Irani #>l- ,u it** „ NOTICR Id Rive tluur L addreon OS k» number If I About ona iuu«arwt hn« a I other* can t I you unlraa Ll 1r- L \ll*T be Ll The L er hr let” | dlaeealln* . W _ !S W | ■ ' “ r ‘•a ilim ore , m s n, nan,L ",y ,t P f»rc. . !>•«*. »5-17-^7_} , J* if-’ni ! ^ elphla Via Sjvnniiik l • *‘ " * * K.\ IlKS— JACKSIIX VICLC i N autih-ket Dec. ) - lt . . {;* rV,a" . I)ce. M V B erk sh ire Dec. s - i s . - j » K ICTORY F or space and Injcrmatimi = ^a 1i d DKPArtTAIENT ‘AT I F L O R ID A TRANSPORTATION w.r BPO t. Bir si. 1u ~ NEW YORK. t-YI, «» v t,U „ i n • bride, known League «-|ub-i h »v.. Nntionnl Ks rllr Taylor, aggregation „ r r , gj irectory OLD HOME TOWN V.oubl' pr-chklc S . • l y MAIttil f MOT rt>« ruwv ♦U-UlLI/l FLIT I t- ir-l-l -rTAnOiru, in f;i* it . jilt; vjfcNI in L A ltr: MlSTGXt r- . j I tmr s i d c w a l k LOG ANGELES. Feb. 9—Wo row m-v a n ' not. r.o ex travagant at ' {T-Piilar belief would paint them bill on tb" ru n ttn rv are i'-'L «u a t any ra le tlivy dcn'l pay ••tit money for shoe shine;. v . i o., Angeles bfmtbl.uk.. Tin- shin<: i tftv tb it 15 men havt their | elux'r 1 Inet! to nnu woman. A woman, they explained, will ts k r Imam a 25 re n t Imlllo of pnl. ■i 'h. hunt up a ra g ami .it iho ‘ ° f th« month figure out how much I site has saved. Then. iT she is married. nh-> is liable to try and break up the age-old male cusj tom of hiring someone else to clean , hi t shoes. D o WOU LIKE M q ■.cVV PAR" \ D R E S S - 1 MADE IT a I.L A'A/SELF! (------- —■ ***** Street*1* P 10n° 4ULr3‘ 321 F ir st I. I iS. FOR SALE Fifty acres good celeiry.n i ' , F,‘ve ncrps cleared ami tiled and in crop. Right a t loading station and near hard road, j rice $8,500. Half cash, balance terms. Fred Walsma. eOR SALE— New house and big lot. 1-2 block off Dixie High­ TIN AND METAL W riitk JAnVF™ ” . CPuWAN, - AU kbTS w ,T ln and Sheet Metal Work. W ater nnd Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phono 111. TYPEW RITERS" AND REPAIRS All makes of typewriters for t rder. _ _ _ ............... .. w ,u u ‘ sale on easy terms, for rent, also “ DO YOU WANT to buy or sel repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 anything?” If so advertise It VETERINARIAN DIk . A' , r^*f*LAN—Veterirmria Dolans Vetinary Remedies. 31 E. Second St., Sanford. Fla. MIRACLE Concrete Co. — general cement work, eidewalka, build­ ing blocks, irrigation boxes. I . B. Terwllleger. Prop. Lumber and Building Muterlal C arter Lumber Company _ N. Laurel St. Phone G55 HILL LUMBER CO. H o u s T l Service, Quality and Prico. -. -n « "vi ona mil ula llay stnrlnil; auarter in 111lot 1d ollar opera house under construe I }'“ **• tw o m illions In,Ing npent ot h igh w ay; sr ea test ehanee for llv» developers to km In on grounr floor. VVrltu D evelopm ent Depart tnent The P en sseola News. ___ way. $lt00; a lso 5 room c o tta g e furnished $1,150.00 Citrus Heights tillin g Station. Orlando Road. 1U-.1 MJR S A L E -P ure sugar enne ayrup, Oftc per gallon in 35 gallon barrels, Pure Sugar House inoins■“ 7Gc‘, Pure Cuban 35c.—Davis Wholesale Co„ Augusta, fia. CASII—Paid for false teeth, den­ i j *°, • Platinum nnd discard­ ed jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. FOR SALE—Used Willys-Light Plant, A-l shape used 10 months. Bargain for quick sale. Iaikc Mary Casino, Lake Mary, Fla. WANTED—Young m an of good appearance to solicit advertising —Should have his own car—Good opportunity for hustler with abil­ ity to produce. Apply a t Herald Office. STENOGRAPHER WANTED — Must be experienced. Give full particulars regarding qualifica­ tions. P. O. Box 221, Sanford, WANTED—Female stenographer with some experience in legal work. Apply in person. 3 P. M. Geo. A. I)eFOR SALE—Pair of good mules Friday nfternoon. lo r sale, cheap. H,,x 20, Oviedo, Cottcs. WANTED—Young man of good habits t o ‘learn printers trade, FOR SALE—Household W ight Print Shop. 9 R. R. Ave, 1020 TJnion Avenue. Old Colonly Life Insurance Com­ BABY CHICKS—Ninepany of Chicugo, III., offers agents breeds to choose from n wider field nnd increased onIng now. Quality, our i portunity by writing man, woman Not quantity. I.et us nnd child from ages 0 to 50 on the Free circular with nri.-.. annual, semi-annual nnd quarter­ ly premium plnn. for amounts go­ ing up to $5,000 ns regurds to chil­ dren, while for adults the limit is $.'10,000. As the company writes also sub-standard risks, our agents have very few rejections. The AI.E—Shetland pnny. R. B, Company will give u very liberal '<n. Goldsboro. commission contract (direct from homo office) to u good personal producer. Rooms For Rent Dodge Graham to Ton Truck 123 Dodge Coupe *24 Dodge Touring *22 Dodge Touring *22 Dodge Rondster *2i Ford Fordor Sedan *23 Ford Runabout >25 Ford Ton Truck (Cab & Body) *—* Ford 9 Passenger Suburban bus *23 Ford Panel Light T ruck| *-■* Overland Touring Above cars reconditioned, all in fine nnd look good. Prices Right—Terms “ Maybe" I. W. PHILLIPS SONS Dodge Dealer iono No. 21 Oak & Second * ---- v ini" mu SEBRINC Granite Brick A: Block Company installs additional NOTICE equipment, tripling capucity of the Td whom it may concern: plant. This is to notify ull interested TAMPA — Beautification of in the organization of u new mill - South Florida fnirgrounds under work company forming a stock wuy. company to build u new millwork shop; thut I am not interested in thu proposition and do not intend to tuke unv stock in the company or huve any thing to do with it. 1 will continue to run the Hanford Novelty Works Shop in my own name and management a fter Feb­ ruary seventh, 1925. The propo­ 'Wumh-rfnt ‘Whiter* sition wus started without my 'lirtiifhtful Suininrl-s knowledge or concent and I was nut approached in regurtl to it for several weeks a fter it was started. 1 huve never consented Haggard & Company; to go in or iiave anything to do Real E state—Investments with it. except to offer to sell out to them, which offer is withdrawn. First Nntionul Bank Building Very Res. Yours, V. C. Culler, SANFORD, FLORIDA _____________ Sunford. Fla. him m i . a m i p s i v r Tie- I’ulnt That Haves ' Mutiny. Mil IIiifuel it reil |iy K lirrsim -l.liM tsIry Holil I ’n l n l We buy used clothing. Send us a list of what you have. We will cull. J. J. Randall. 121-W. Eu­ clid Ave., Dcljind. Fla. WANTED—To buy country pro­ duce, canned vegetables, syrup, highest prires paid.— Davis Whole sale Co., Augusta. Ga. WANTED TO HUY—A nmnll bed of pepper plants. Phone 133-W. C. A. Hinpom. Volume 1 Chapter 2. Lost and Found LOST OR STOLEN—One la dark brown suit case. Tu from Box 18. Mellonville A returned to Herald office mid ceive reward. FOUND—Suit ----- case. Owner mny have smite by culling ut Herald nnd identifying and paying for nd. Try Smith’s Barber Shop for jfood barber work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. f<kin in thu form of pimple*. Hie surest wav to clear the skin of these eruptions, suys a noted authority, is to get from any phar­ macy about four ounces of Jnd Suits and take a tablespoonful in a trlnus of water each morning before breakfast for one week. This will help prevent the form a­ tion of toxins in the bowels. It uIho stimulates the kidneys, thus coaxing them to filter the blood of impurities and clearing the skin of pimples. Jad Salts is inexpensive, and is nindi: front the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined witlt lithiu. Here you have a iilouKimt. eff- WANTED—4 or 5 room house, close in or furnished or unfur­ nished rooms. Apply Mrs. II. S. Osborne Montetumn Hotel. .)R SALE—Overland sedun, good mechanical condition, priced low r quick sale. See Mr. F abric.' $10,000,000 Company wants man The United States has more than F^ ,? RENT—New five room house to sell Watkins Home Necessities than any other country in the FOR RENT—Rooms with or withChapman Avenue, phone 24. in Sanford, more than 150 used 15,000,000 telephones, fa r more oui meals. Reasonable rates. Income $35 to $50 weekly. world. Lincoln House. FOR RKN 1—First Class store daily. Experience unnecessary. Write room on West First ubout 3,500 Dept. 1-5. The I. It! Wntkiqs * 9 -ft., floor space.—A. I*. Connelly Company, 52-70 W. Iowa Ave.. « Sons. Memphis, Term. FOR RENT—;Four room house APART.ME.NT FOR RENT Three with modern conveniences and Florida ami Western Meats Apartments room apartm ent on ground floor. garage. 2nd iSt., West Side, AnApply 300 French Ave. 110 Sanford Ave. nle Philips. Three-room furnished apartm ent Phone 511-W for rent. Apply 107 W. 9th St. bDR RENT—On',- 3-room unfur Five room bungalow niahed npnrtment 926. 701 3rd JAX AFTER SPEEDERS Street. One two room npurtment Also single rooms furnished oi JACKSONVILLE, Felt. 9. Get unfurnished. Apply 503 W. 3ri the speeders mid recklei s driver*, St., phone 527.__________ and with the co-operation of Judge FOR KENT—Desirable front bed Beckham we are going to make room adjoining bath, 1020 Lnur Cut to Suit it hnrtl for them front now on,” ^l Avenue. 50.00 per rofd delivered Lieut Robert Lyons, head of the police departm ent's traffic squad, declares in instructions to his men. “There have been too many acci­ dents lately,” Lieut. Lyons told members of bis sound. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au ( gustn, Ga.—Augusta's greatest ciasaifled medium, rate cash .09r charge. 10c por line, minimun •30c. s t . a u g u s t i n e T ' e l a . — St Johns County is reached through the St. Augustino Evening Record. Quick reeulu. Two cento.per word Sample copy on reouest TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dal'lj Times, the great home daily rate lto c per word, minlmur. charge 25c cash with order. Write or streaked npiieurance, this simple for complete rate card. mixture was applied with wonder­ PALM UEAC1I COUNTY—The ful effect. But brewing a t homo is mussy scene of stupendous development Nowaduys, by Rend ubout it In the Palm Beach nnd out-of-date. Post. Sample copy sent on re- asking a t any drug store for it bottle of "W yeth’s Sage and Sul­ phur Compound,” you will get this ADVERTISING gets results if 11 famous old preparation, improv­ reaches potential buyers. Pn- ed by the addition of other ingred­ Intkn Daily Nows is circulated in ients, which can be depended up­ an industrial and agricultural sec­ on to restore nuturul color anti tion. beauty to the hair. A well-known downtown drug­ TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of gist says it darkens the hair so Floridu real estate advertise in the St. Petersburg Times. One cent naturally and evenly that nobody cent a word daily, two cents a word can tell it has been applied. You Sundays.________________________ simply dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this THE MORNING JOURNAL is the through your hair, taking one accepted want ut] medium in strand at a time. By morning the Daytona (Fin.) One cent n word gruy hair disappears, and after an insertion. Minimum 25c. another application a r two it be­ comes lieuutifully dark and glos- RIC SERVICE Bargain list of rebuilt boats: rtrical rfpairs. No. 1—For sole: Pleuuure boa) Are. Orlando, 22 ft., 5 in.xlSin draft, 4 cylinder Red Wing motor, speed 11 miles per hour. Reasonable price. Con­ I'OR RENT struction of the very best. No. 2 Runabout 24 ft. 4 ft., 5in. by 18 in. draft. Ford Engine, speed 14 miles per hour. A sac­ rifice. Built last October. REPAIRING No. 3. A knockabout 20 ft. 5 in. —Automobile by 12 in. draft. 2 cylinder Callie, ind Rebuilding. speed 12 miles per hour. A bur[Oak Avenue,_^ guin. These boats can b« seen a t our fl! HIRE~ dry dock ut Osteen Bridge nt any kftVlCh’ Duj time. SANFORD BOAT WORKS f*11trains. Bag Thone 551. The postponed annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Sanford Building & Loan Association will be held a t the office of the As­ sociation, 108 .Mugnolia Avenue Sanford, Florida at eight P. M. February 17, 1925, for the purpose for electing the Board of Directors and to transact such other busi­ ness us rnuy ba brought before the meeting. ARI.OHS FLO R ID A— O ltl.AN DO— Orlando SANFORD BUILDING & LOAN iKI. Murtnello morning Sentinal; largest classi­ ASSN., •• Rain water u fied business, rate lc a word, min­ T. J. Milter, President. imum 24c cash with order. first National A ttest: A. P. Connelly, ihone 245. Jan. 12, 19, 25, Feb. 2. Sec’y. A LITTLE TVANT AD in Tha Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise those old articles you have stored awuv and have no use for. A little thlrty-cent ad If you ure able to make the most may bring you several dollars. words out of the letters contained Phone 148 und a representative in the words "TOILET NECES­ will call to see you. SIT IE S”. A total of $3,000 IN CASII prizes will bo awarded to T H E MI AMI H E R A L D is th e big E a st Const m orning riewspuner. competitors in this .... hrORE — PreGREAT WORD-BUILDING '• Sodas. We CONTEST « your phone. Send stam p for circular und rules. Sanford Sign Shop Address Sheffield Laboratories, UC.VL Designers and painters of San­ Dept. 12, Aurora, Illinois. fCTRir CO ford’s distinctive signs. Sun Won 4 Platt ford Avenue at First Street. t'Uything elecYou can thicken soups uml grn Phone 480-W. Klcctrugith vies very nicely with tapioca. n f / f 1' bri« ,,tC3t Pronj.’ectti o f m.-ii .v Help Wanted FOR SALE— 10 acres of celery lnn<L M o s tl y nuick Roil. Realroad Biding on land. Flowing wolls *jnd tiled. On hard road between _________ STOVES A im -R T IS R m the Journal-Her­ Geneva nnd Oviedo. Will make ald. South Georgia's greatest orice that will interest you if vou SANFORD STOVtTwORKS' stoves,'* 8®s stoves, ' wood stoves, newspaper. Morning, afternoon ovens and ylctrolns. Your credit Boats * itt-duirgli. which tlcvclored n rcnsationul group of v;iunt- t -r Inst reason, Ins e m b e d the r.iin .: ! wir r.dtlilirnnl talent with (h-1 r*suit th at .'h" Pirates have l i ,1Cv " ,,l ' hcir '**» »'<.re than any " th er C h ica g o and ftotton I co m e n ex t w ith elev e n ,.-,dt ] P hilndelhhln h as n in e. St. I I llpo!'k' v'. ttrt.l Cincinnati neven each • -it. Mil- while the champion New Y-,r|Uiants come last with only six. v .'r believed Thirty-nine of the total array be i n n r i ’d in arc budding ninundsmen. Tex a'-. ■ figlit. I l f I c ig in proved the niont poiiulm ! tin. • • iv/oj-k teem it frig ground with 12 e n tr .c <» i-t| t . for *he 1925 big show. Th« ■dp D- .... . ffouthern A ot iatlou furiti ihetl u -fe .l-- K |. tig h t, the Pacific to a s t I e i- o ■ ;'"vcu. II f Virginia l eague five a--| Defied In have ,/ ' 1' ’ -etlei i league four. T |v 'ait I); yr» ho- •pt" rn-'t Iona I leag u e fuiui.lu | •rni ig li-nii “ " 'j' ea r. Thin rirruP. wan I i i i I i ; A ug-'ei,” i» Ihe IU.!I lint mill nl::o had f- .ver ! n a <*f -«ted league gTiokieu mi o;i|j,JM f , , , *i n.i- Sunday any other im portant minor bvi- . ­ I'D ion tlraw u; Font nillege men also are iiulm l-i ith ( I f psy- H in the new tab nt. married tv asl Following is the complete of-* tpion mu| liistficinl Ii •t of new nlayer : i tin- land iii 5M bLl E» D. A. CALDER & R. R. ELDRIDGE TO REAciTtba pTii ers and fern growi Real estate brokers. All kinds of comity advertiso in Pr°P»;rW i ,sted 8nd f° r >ale. 'Offlee 108 Second S t . N ear Park Avenue. Phone 282. Ma i n e ' WatervUie, Morning S«o J. E SPURLINO. s u b - d i v i tinel. ------m rhuusands of ji.ioL Maine peo specialist. Subdivision to Or- pie nre Interested in Florida w nid°»:. »nd F l o r a m . ,fleacl - ' h } them s a " * Z lZ-;J hem ithrough Heights, Florida on Dixie HighUM1V ^ tlon n* * Rnt° c*rd on applica ! below 'h U 'y c .u 'J total V' ’*! .' i,. r n. J. — I weight rhnni..'tiyrd .no role . heavyweight r fn r!m [i l'l " I! V nett e s s , S un trin g. “ r rath- ONCEI YOU »AY--ptFYRtr VnO NO-lOPt] Fount* eoj 1 HAVINO a UTTUtlpne DOOT W A IT />«, t family tif r ay ) mj him vmtr;E . JU',1 l.cf i , ' (HES f R o l U i ] l s t i f f :- 7 YOU ^,'lTHOur/ REAL ESTATE Real Estate ABOUT iof« Folk fCounty and h im . ? U R E N T -S m .U ffri t ke,?,nd* th«^uith “ L th« “-J Star-Telehome with .three acres of land, >Kmedium In 50 orange trees and truck gard­ Florid*' ed mornings. en Ideal spot for chickens, elec­ SUr-Tclegrq m. Lakeland. Fla. tricity and water. 10 minutes out OHIO— X e n il Make yoar sales on hard road. Phone 571-J. Xenia Ornette, A en ia. Ohio. R |t-h S A L E — Nice little home, 6 agricultural FOR d istrict. Want ad ■nd display rooms, both nnd garage. Cash or terms. 2018 Palmetto Ave. r» tc s on req u est COLUMnn* > ?f FOR SALE BY OWNER—Nice Ifttlon' r ,U hav" th* homo and grove subdivision on !?,!!." . 8°uthw«»i highway, David M. Douglass, U'H« •Sc n f(-wi>rd) tit Building Material Marion Countv. ’ THE SEMINOLE j P rinting th at plea; service. Telephone Iran* length •n-. jor for first. Roots "jI IM M E R F IE L O , WIGHT P h lN T SHO ers a specialty. 1 9 Railroad Avenue. ( r# for con- 1 Advertisln rates •. ‘ f-WMMKRFIETJ) NURSERY CO. Classified Directory Herald ■«<m\ Magnolia C IT R U S T R E E S FCP on All Sanford Business Activities of Imp*ortance T<?nth F ic,d A rtiIlc ry- ucky in Lri .imo m a tin g -r o f th e clu b . Feb. 13. Syracuse university, Next Thirty Days Will See is th e Tim i c s l o f th i r t.n v o f th o I V . heb. M, New York A. C. Nurmi Appear In Seventeen d en t o f H °K b aseb all clu b en d F ra n k J . w rote a per- fcctive.” Feb. JO, Philadelphia College of lAonnl friend, “ the g Races; First Race Tonight Osteopathy. - __________ ______ _ le a rn i " t ,l,,° Kt4,ry " f * nian lak- l obeyed any law, while nloon never r K n bi-ing proposition, d rh ln g Feb. 20. Metropolitan A. A. U.. ”0'tfieronrtu ,lUY FW IPA PAPjfetS j !J any t.im -gh venrs of disco, rnger.icnt | pur ircroosed pomiiation NEW YORK.. Feb. —. 9. Seventeen championships. New York. to bring his o rg a iih n lrn finally • , by ^verafthou' meets in 32 days in Panvo.N urm i’s Feb. 21, Georgetown university. ...........J ‘ FORT f.AOMLRI/Al,n. Fnli. 9 ir.form- the peak of financial and diamond ! san d s in our ja ils . month. Starting a t Portland, Me., Washington, D. C. • . . . . [;• »• Galvin nnd W. J. Galvin, pi i-i e 'n li cucccts. • “T h ere Imr lircn n Monday night, the peerless Finn Feb. 2.1, John ifopkins tiniver- town to one of, the capita*; rrense in 'th o church decided in- Ushers of -ever a I nr.w.spnpcrn S ig n e d J en n in g s will compete in n meet n t a rate F,lY* F ifth Regiment. Baltimore. I uom, confesses ho v.as o f fanmembership Ohio. Iiave liciV??hi llie l-'aii imod i r oco th e e ig h te e n th i also T w o m nlor r h a u lers o n n ea r in of better than one every other Fob. 21, Cathedral benefit game? nlarm an n po'ilhU n. ;l am endm ent dale Evening Sentinel, from Gear | b'-enir.v n la w . Tim nrt «-f the book Frank Navin has writ 1 2*fht. Buffalo. Syracuse. Phila­ Madi uve vagi' Ungtli G. Mnlthowr; arid the Herald, Garden, New modern Don Q i ..-t . , ” V;| b wi‘b J«»t«, ball, mitt:; and mo-.j r f lif o hgnMiccn Inor cased by t h r u w c k lv mm..cation, from- j„ | delphia. Washington. Baltimore, York the windmill. I|« y e a r s; p eop le a r e r;r >. ro inrv mi th«> linid clay and gi, Louiscvillc. nnd .Milwaukee in ad­ Feb. 23. National A. A. U vinca Bevrrnl Imndicil vet tvnig money nnd Sherwin, it is announced li.re. li a in s grass of Navin field. T|m first •r.yil,.l; llr ie .. ; f„m dition to Hamilton ___ ___ _ and Toronto, D etroit suburb that |.» championships, Louisville, Ky. „ , . . m’ ’ihts e o p 'tru .'th n ot a mode p : ' no more; mmc arc the •'bl bt: was bin coup in bringing to Canada, are included in the Finn ribald newspaper nlnut t:> house Dm ...... Mar, Seventy-first Regiment, A their choice foe •p n g s en d fou l • tot-} i t tlir troit ns a m nnagrr Knghie Jen ■ Itlncarv which Mill wind up Mar. A.. New York. »H?.c«> but in lb - w .ir i; ’ rhrre is no era !*• with the Greel.-Americun A. Mar. 4. Infan try A. A. Brooklyn ! followed he In-j iK-cn rl-c t- I lave nlngB - "Koh-ah." g n u t-p u ll .... to im-j Jennings, The rccond w aj i|io ’ ' f Ihe pefihihjjfcn ln\v C. games in New York. |i»ortatit pjaceu it! t;;r Mar. 5, Hamilton. Ontario. ■ During this strenuous compaign , ' ’.o r lj by iii; frilnw njgii-ii Mur. n, Toronto. Ontario. Nurmi will run every distance in i v?rV7, 17,<th Brgimcnt, Buffa • rotn recently tr> membership ot the middle division against the lo. N. Y. blglip t tri best opponente America and Can­ Murch 9, Milwaukee, Wis. 1 f c r V f h® 101* 1 1 > * v replaeinr ada can p u p t bn dhe trock.l Mar. 12, Grceg-Amcrican A. C. Ban Johnson m the American ! eit . U gl Frigcro. iUilian walker, a l­ New York. i e x * '! RUV u v r r R w 6 s K 8 cue representative. so will enter another simtnined Meets in which Frigo will conS tarted au Lawyer. >f those r;nw Smyrna " >• i. • _ r.;1 campaign, although hiu program i-j ictc: Mr. Nnvin ret out t* become -i pr.iveittcr.t I-, J jhc rlfv fa r less pretentious. Me will omF e k 1 1. New York A. C. Mad- U w yci. t im in g t .; Drtrr.R fn,,,, I c cnwaterwt i i , . < (.leg :»I.-,/.iii.ono have pete in six different meets in 141i:.on Square Garden, (five mile- ) 1 * “f*; PMsiblo by adoption of iM:r '• l";r; h r : Iw n S days, in Philadelnhin, f.oulsvi)le/j beb. 10, Philadelphia Collogu of h V1i? 7,? *’ bo worked h i- vav through n n ,r J\cro.- Fourteen mile., Ky.. nnd four meets in New York. JntCopathy, Philadelphia (5,000 rtyhocl graduated In law n and of -• trert . will b.. paved and ndcCity. rrcfcsr*--. hr n«..,.r (>l|. ,,„w. m etres). is not quale drainage provided with the Contrary to general belief, n e lth -! Feb. 17, Lenox Hill A. A.. Itlftth ever. Illn initial flyer in politic.; er Nurmi. Frlgero nor the A. A. U. •: Regiment A. A.’ New York, (1 000 :<■'/>ing .j |i,ii(|(, Im> '\a« mvi’ltonreceive any financial benefit from m etres.) ®‘l for. « oily ball clerk ;l.ip pa . theso games. Feb. 20. Metropolitan A. A. V |i"* r ,‘ ;- u)t» a,i-i t licit r— i >ol; tin Nurmi told A. A. U. officiah champion?hip (four milaa). New . 11" l.eeamc an cmrlovc-Sunday that it waa patriotic io rk . j of .? F, A" -I, -, own-'r of DelroitV motive whuh promoted him lo aebi I*. 2-1. C atliodral b en efit g o m e - 1 ball club. Aagn- wanted cept the invitation to oome to Madison Sqm re (htrdrn ( 2.000 ,0 u :f uf lb • gam . Ran Joanthin country. m e tr e s.) ron, president .-f Jho American * «.M*r l L I I- O U U 5 ’ U T il H i t : Hia fellow countrymen here . Feb. 28, Nnti..,-,n| A. A. tj. cin,n- I ’ i s t r - lo Detroit in an <-f­ were anxious to see him run nnd i pionships, I.uuisvill >, |fy.t (()nc : f.T» to t rid o f the while He. It was hi response to their np. m ile,) ( pP', et. )Vi; HAVE: Denis that he decided to take a Mr. Navin. n-ho.e f-le-ds --•» Vacation and make the trip, he Dancy Tangerines, him a modern Midaa nnd who, they Vfdeneia Oranges , , • *• * « tu.*na.u..Since coming hero the Finish ins g reatest gamble then. Without I'arson Broun Oranges communities have been keen to sice i-uiiicieitt money Imnselt t >» swing I'inenpple Oranges . Nurmi and whilo ho has expressed the deal, he interested William dislike for traveling from one city . Marsh Seedless G rapefruit ijuvkcy, wealthy rportsmnn. Ynwto another, he has agreed to make i Icey put up Ilia money end Navin Write or wire us for q u antity pricon. n few triim in order to give the * U o Imve 1ho stock. Can serve you quid: Finns in the different sections of the country an opportunity to ace a,!‘i rt. \ FEBRUARY t , 1 Now Jim lived next to Bill And when Bill bought his* house Jim snid: “Bill you don’t know it mny be But you are Making a mistake Because I know that it is cheaper to pay rent Than to pay taxes, insurance nnd repairs on your own home. Jim continued pay­ ing r e n t w h i c h n m n n n t e d i n six months t o ........... ^ l l e n i i s s o d making profit on sale of his own house w h i e h amounted to................ And he did not save Ida rent money, which according to Bill’s fig­ ures came t o ............... GARDEN HOSE 1- */2 cent per foot For Few Days Ball Hardware Co, hy ( Heal tors) l . o s s i ><; IM INT I'lMIIM IIS Vtnuuiilln A ir. I'liiitir U?fl JOHN E. FOX Real Estate— Insurance All klnila of I’rnperty I.Ulril for .ale P ark A v e n u e a n il S e ru n il S t r e e t J. N. Westbrooks G u n s m ith Graphonalas, Clocks, Sewing Machine 421 Sunford Ave. P o w e r fu l! ID 1-108 M agnolia A ve. I'honc 48 A Maria Soap Men Ilk* Wonder- Koot, betaOM It givea them a quick, convenient and thorough wash. It lath­ ers rosily in hard or soft w at.r and taka* off gnmo or grnuau without l-*- hanh scrubbing, j j l i Ordtr acuJLlo-day | Chiropodist I FOOT SPECIALIST t'nriis. tlunlons, In g ro w ­ ing Nall*. Il -uvy C alloii*"* or tlruil ucUI-ig tool. lilt. C. !.. niSI.KI* Yow-'ll l-r-iv li Dl*r. PI.oiif. K U vator Elton J. Moughton 3H .P . F a s t-^ L id h t Tvvli*^ M o to r Hill Hardware Co ARCHITECT Rhone 5.'J. First National Bank Bids. Sanford, ------------ Florida 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 H 4 4 4 4 4 4 ^ H .> 4 4 4 4 jfjo.NS A N D [ H ie s hT a TTOIT BRINGING UP FATHER I'H -H A C C IE AMO I <bTAV tM e > E O " MOW Fo r w a r d M o w STAW IN THERE T i l l iT fe f in is h e d m y By GEORGE McMANUS : 'y o u A FEVER - I LL G>HOtSE T H E D O CTO R. \ I t ) A ' 0 - »0 b e r s o A t S U ^ 'b E R iC ,H T - IL L W HAT o«o YOU SA V OOCTQR? I I OVER ' !1. e'-irpllrul hiiieir .••-til Ini p| liriirl ,-r l|i« h iit liir o arrllivi • Simrurd A truil", rent* »->«i i„ SCS.DO, ran he tivuulit rla it an on amnt Icri’i.i. S',j nt-rro » m H rllo-tvlllr A ir line rin se to P ort Mrlhm /„ "*le at n n a rrlflrei nnlU ractar .term * rnn lie n rrn n gnl. N a u f u n l A v r u t t e lul r im , , t'o ir r r Irrm a. Avm m >iii) si.aiia T l t U |i r l r t - t* t-7Ml u i t i| rr i nl nr. I f ) i‘ it i n t u S i i i l i m l rent ost.it, (lint m o i l I n * r l l It fur i . u l i ( l . In luiirlt w i t h no. n « iv e b m , u n t - a f - t a w * hurrr* iili„ nr,. |„ I r r r . i n l in S a n f o r d l u t r a t n i e u t . ' • h r re th e ' n i n e r nn l>o a b n i l i l I I . S. t . t l V i , M gr . h ack about d e v e lo p e d a 1870, J a m o s s e c r e t t o |.M w h ic h w o n , in s ta n t a n j Uvor. Ityielded af u ll richness, mildness amt w h ic h ju ift se e m e d t o V o ’V i t l No onf else ever k n e u ms secret until we acquired •Vdlmans Method1and by its deans inade'OmgcrUpHgh Cut Sunford Really Cphijnmy* ItnnM 7, n a il iu j» Plmur l i t A i',* . .-«■ C»E LATER V 4H O A R E NQU M T ’O U '.v tsur-x'bEl � 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 09, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 09, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 09, 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/0cc1b0caa5fad7e847576f5da5f15776.pdf ad240c4ece2256a79197f0f252d54691 PDF Text Text tiU W m - in l ■• 1 ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHE8 SANFORD. FI =F==^ ^ — R e sc u e rs W ill N o t 3 a n fo r d Recently Ifqrg,cd Golf Club Instrumental, In Bringing Two Famous Players Here For Eighteen Hole Match! fefo w jffc Em ?dIn Bill s in g l e c o p ie s f iv e c e n t s . Where Cave Explorer'Is Trapped M eet In Exhibition Match janges £ z = = ------------- :— r~mSm and Kirkwood Will ‘J f i f e y S a t u r d a y ; F e b r u a r y 7. y w ‘DOOM AREO JEERS OF Hagen Has Unofficial' World’s Golf Crown jh /tinff and Queen Are I it With Distinguished Kirkwood, Former Australian Gathering to Say Farewell Champion, WonBigTourney To Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg Ijast Year at Corpus C hrisii Cargo Numbers of Men And YVcmen Throughout Coun* try Awaited Coming of World’s End on Pridav LONDON, Feb. 7.—T|je king and i Walter Hagen and Joe Kirkwood nuccn and « distinguished com* have been secured by the Sanford rjns Said To pony of Britnins and Americans Golf Club to play an exhibition were the dinner guests Friday match cin the Municipal Golf links approval of evening of Ambassador and Mrs. next Friday afternoon nt 1:80 Kellogg nt Crewe House their o clock, according to an announce­ it Coolidge London ment this morning by C. 0. Black, home. who has been working toward this J 5 eJl?gg leaves soon to sue* TON, Feb. ,7.— coed Charles Evans Hughes ns end for rome time in behalf of the golf club. , night com * Secretary of state. Since ; its organixation several .evision ! the The gathering at the American weeks ago the Sanford Golf Club envoy s 1 abode was significant in for lease of has been negotiating with several more tnnn a socinl sensd for it is fand plan to pre- Hiding!; .............. liners Sink Shaft ' To Collins* Prison Added Precaution TakenJBy Miners Rescue Leaders Work In Relays;! 20 Feet Of Eartti Removed NEW YORK. Feb. 7.—Oblivious to the jeers of the unbelievers, large numbers of men. women nnd fv t children at various parts of the CAVE CITY, Feb. 7.— Kencountry unflinchingly awuitrd the I *** crack of doom Friday ni**ht. lucky troops stood by today From severni points in tho Unit­ much more to go another 43 ed States came news of the pat* to the senate broad at other tables than their I«r" ° f thiC country jf.or, tha purpose lent vigil of the hand, disciples of ns miners digging away at the Mrs. Margaret W. Rowen of Los new shldtj to sand, where. own and their is no recent instance Jn_.m* t5 h for ‘ il? local course. Friday afternoon Mr. Ha* Angeles, nnd self-styled members Floyd Colfina entombed, Jias of their haying nttended a formal krted by thecqngen nnd Mr. Kirkwood wired their of the Seventh Day Adventist Re­ IniO pinned*by a boulder‘Jfor im$ny chanflcH dinner St the homo of any diplo­ acceptance of the offer made them formed church, steady In their mat Assigned by a foreign nation hy tho local club. the measuret a to the court. fnith that Christ would start from almost 200 hours. EaHy t o -, Hagen Has World Title His Heavens on a second pilgrim- day the shaft had gone to a .utt and include A,so Present. Mr. Hagen this week completed F UcKenxieMbil] nge to earth, to lead the faithful i depth of 20 nnd with that if king nn,I his consort n match of 72 holes on the St. to salvntion. (house authorizing nt* the v hours will probably pass before Kellogg board sat the hend Petersburg coursb in which he won End Set fur Midnight. operty to Henry Above is entrance to Snnd Cnvp, tun* Cnve City, Ky., where Floyd the opening is made. r£i in y ? Jc8ty’8 government, the unofficial golf championship of The beginning of the millenium ptjlly, however, Jrimc Collins, left, is trapped hy an oir i -n boulder which dropped from Minister Stnnley Baldwin, the world, defeating Cyril Walker Determined that no effort will was set for midnight, but it wasn't original Under- and the primnte of his church, the tho lohf, pinning his foot. Din A shows how Collins is trapped. 17 up. Last summer Mr. Hagen ■j . ■ clear whether the sign from heav­ inferfore in any way with tho op­ archbishop of Canterbury, with Dotted line is where worker* K e to clear space to free Collins. en wns to be expected nt that hour, erations, guardsmen under Brig. bait managem arc their wives. From the continent, won the British Open Champion­ ship ns well as the Amcriacn Pro­ I eastern standard time, or Pacific Gen. If. H. Denhnrdt. Friday night it up for ii final Smaller Inset is Jewel Estes .vlio discovered Collin’s plight. ro"*,"ent Americans crossed fessional Championship, while Mr. coast time, three hours later. For ordered Homer Collins, brother of possible arid they the J English channel to nttend the Walker won the National Open. I the elect seemed to be in treu the victim and John Gerald away age without much dinner—Myron T. Herrick, Ameri* The^match on the Boca Cein course accord on but one thing, and that from the cave. Geralds was tho ran nmbnssador to Frnnce nnd in St. Petersburg, being between was thnt all were to be transport­ leader of one the the nunierrus Approves 1 Seymour Porker Gilbert, agent* the British and the American ed to n mountain near Snn Diego, rescue parties and fruitless efforts •ported by the con­ general for reparations payments. Floggings Stopped; champions, Is said to have deter­ Cal., from where they were to to get Collins through the cave en­ I to bo "fairly sat* Mrs. Gilbert accompanied her hus­ mined the championship of the watch fire nnd pestilence ravage trance. Their activity slowed the liderit Coolldge, band. Klan Faces Action world. the world of the faithless, after work of officers, it was explained authorized to lease In nil, there were 32 guests. Be­ Mr. Kirkwood, who has agreed which they were to begin a seven- to them. 1c holds some ob- sides the ones nlrcndy named, they JEFFERSON. N. C., Feb. 7. An added precaution to miners to play with Mr. Hagen in Sanford, day trip to henven, stopping at lill but is represent* include Austen Chamberlain, sec­ —With.legal action tlireatemil various planets en route, for food i ^ 0 worked with the knowlis a former Australian champion, |pirred to accept it again.-/- alleged members of the retary of state for foreign affairs: and Inst winter was winner of the • • chos­ * 'edge that the bottom of the shaft and‘ to gather others of* the nliIan by at lenst one victim of en in their train from Hollywood, might drop out the moment it jrood, Democrat, Lady Astor, Herbert Asquith nnd Corpus Christ! ripen tournament in Assistant Chief o f Army Funeral Service for Late ______ _____ _ _ Oakland, ______ _ ___ Uia,'ked und robbed flaggers wife; the Marquis and MnrchionSan Antonio, Texas, in which nil I os Angeles, nnd Cal., neared any underground cavern, of the meajure, Air Service Says Japan, and reports of an nnti-Klun Yeast King and Sportsman j cam*stories of"the pVtfent"vigil of was taken today when a drill be- ' H i pleased with the ness of Londonbcrry, the Countess j the leading professionals of the secretly' Staf- country count) participated. Britain, France and Italy' oignnizatioa being Will Be Held Monday and el«t- Similnr stories were II®8 Making its narrow bit into tho dments and con* oorf Leicester, the Countess o f Staf-j formed, tension persisted hi ground near the mine. ford; ViscoM*^ nnd Viscountess In ndditior' Mr. Kirkwood has them ns improve* Are Ahead o f This Countr> | West Jefferson today although Burial Takes 1-lac, T u „ y | g j j Coud-lcV If tho drill strikes a cavern at viscount t:ouu-'cV'">* . aMe f*m* a* a trick {original draft. Rep* Grey of FnloV.’ -yi. Viscount there had been no raids such in upstate New York and a half 60 feet IL T. Carmichael, in charge, on, Democrat, who ray, Viscounty * Hacourt. Lord i°V ' o u n lv »nd is raid to handle MIAMI. Feb. 7.—Tho body of WASHINGTON, h ’eb. 7.— Brig. as characterized several nights dozen other places. o f the rescue work, will be pre­ district in which nnd Lady Da /ough, Lord Cal-1 the mucuy .Iblick with the same General Mitchell, assistant chief I last week. Several liquor raids Julius Flcischmnnn, millionaire pared to protect the miners front Await End in Homes. 1located, also said prooke^ Lady Nprthcot, Major Reg- "ness* that Hoppe does the bill- of the army air service, Thursday! and a least three floggings have yeast manufacturer who died sud­ possibility of dropping Into space. | lard cue. He has consented, ac­ hiald Seymour, Counsellor of the Fewer than two zcore of the tts his full approdenly Thursday at Miami Beach I performed by men m Embassy and Mrs. Frederick A. cording to Mr. Black's announce­ told the houso air craft committee 1 been band, residents o f I^mg Island Decpite oil precautions which I ' while playing polo, was started for the United States ranks fifth, th imasks ■■■*>» alleged aiieitvii to iu ciuim me claim memberSterling, Mrs. John S. I-nwrence, ment, to demonstrate his skill ns that....................... towns, awailed the event, for the may be taken for safc-guardl New York Friday night in his priRewritten. . in uir power, being surpassed insrahip in the Klan. rewrote the ier» Ray Atherton, first, secretary -at a master of the various clubs in this branch by Eiiglfliiil.,i.lnivm. . vate car .‘ Middle Neck." .accompa­ most. pn>t in their respective miners, po one haa yet found _ » » ■' » •• « ■ « . « • « •n 45 minute exhibition Immediately hortVr. T*e»r'tenrfrv. Robert Reldt, iwethod*Y5- ^astetdnjr the raining.nied by a party of friends. of the bill to re- the embassy, and Boyleston A. following tho match. France nnd Italy. ............................. .......... and his trusting wife and their Beal, special attache o f the em­ Funeral services \(III be held In Volunteer workers haw yielded ■ or to produce H)<* bassy. Representative Perkins (R) New I New York Monday morning, It wa.^ four small children awnited the their places to experienced miners, ltd nitrogen during Jersey, the committee examiner, sign from tne skies under the Hall Brilliantly Decorated. stated by If. H. Miller, vice pres­ from the Kentucky coa! fields nnd p the lease and 40,remarked that General Mitchell’s The ambassador's table wns set . ident of the Fleischmann company. guard of skeptical county police­ from various parts of the country. with year with the statement made near the end of to -! ' who was one of those accompany­ men. The landscape for half a Frequent changes in the rhlfts bwered to regulate in the spacious nnd dignified din­ day’s hearing, conflicted with car-j ing the body, and on Monday aft­ mile around their dilapidated lit­ wore ordered. One pair of miners png the intervening. ing hall of Crewe House nnd was lier testimony from Brig. Gen. decorated in flamin** colors and ernoon the funeral party is to leavo tle home on u hillside near East remained an hour, another two* 1 to demand. After Drum of the army general stnff, for Cincinnati. Services are due Pachogue, was cluttered with auto­ hours, but no longer. to the effect thnt the United States [and during the life nznlc* with'tall silver candolabrne. Carlot shipments from nil stales Company Headed byWillHavs to be held there at noon Tuesday mobiles or laughing men nnd wo­ Jthe operator would There were tall gilt baskets of reported for yesterday: 73 Cali­ ranked second in air craft. rock nnd dirt which earlier Declared to Have Monopoly nnd then the remains will be placed men who had motored from points in The pink nznles and ferns about the ■produce a minimum the day had been lifted to tho' This clash of views added to the fornia; 53 Florida; 38 (Sanford sec­ mnny miles away to feed their hall. In the yellow drnwing room In Flint I'roductionlltislness in the Fleisclinmnn vault nt Spring surface on a platform Is now be­ pf nitrogen cstimatmaze of contra<(jtion the commit­ tion. • Grove Cemetery beside those of amused curiosity upon n night of ing hoisted with n crane. Imillion tons of fer- there were pink nnd white lilies, tee nn!' hns ri'cc received over the contro•pai.\ .ii.ii|i puuij opium at| | Total shipment from all states iee while lilacs and white tulips lent NEW YORK. Feb. 7.—Trust Mr. Fleiselunann's mother, Mr«. Moving picture men adventuring urmy and navy cirAround the surface o f tho mins this season in: Old, 10,359; new, 12.320 v.er8V ,n4 Charles Fleischmnnn, who died re­ jision was inserted, color to the green drawing room. Total' shipments’1 from Sanford to the volue of aircraft in method* calling for investigation cently. the labored rescue work progress­ too near the Reidt abode were ' , Ambassndor Kellogg gave his to date 050* last season 9°2 board representawar* which further was supplethe federal government were ed orderly, if slowly. A glance Informal services in memory of with cans of boiling water, arm to the queen ns the guests Tjanizations to be Total’ shipments shin’mrnts from from Sanford Hnnford 5 f, mpnted today by General Mitchell's ^legcd against the Motion Picture the millionaire philanthropist and Total family, his brother, into the little valley near by or a Ithe president, who moved into the dining room, while days this week. 210 . reply to Secretary Week’s demand Producers und Distributors of A m -L w...... ................ . . . ... . William aiH Downs, a gaunt hairy trip to the hill top revealed n Irixed to inspect the Mrs. Kellog was accompanied by of an explanation of recent testi- »ricn. of a letter made public FriA," A 'l .'1 , T *ato Friday man of 57 years, a policeman nnd strange contrast. Tho rescue camp Shipping point Jmpany to determine His Majesty. Mrs. Kellogg wore a clear, warm. two newspaper men were in the offers an unrcnlintic picture of orthan the allowed creation of a I’arisienne design, a Sanford, house, with the doors locked. Out­ d;r and disorder. br«cd for fertilizer gown of soft jade green chiffon demand, nctive Motor trucks hump over the ride a half dozen policemen tried Ithe allocution of the velvet. An orchestra played soft­ market, strong to keep the crowd in order. While rough roads and dump machinery board would have ly throughout tho dinner. a dozen traffic officers, stationed of all sort haphazardly on the hill­ On Feb. 1G. the Kelloggs will usual tcrm> their own expense rt various places along the near­ side. Who ordered it in most in­ Florida 10 opriation Inter whs be the guests at n formal recep­ Blanching, by mads, had difficulty in rout­ stances is u matter of guess work Ttss. tion nt the home of Lady Astor. King, concluded the service with a ing the ever-coming enr loads of or a thing not considered at the Terminal Markets ago to ascertain his attitude to- ' the country to consider a prayer. he allowed from curious. moment. Sometimes no one on tho Baltimore. Weather, 3G degrees, ward the publication of a series i course of uction against the alr»Ued from one per scene can offer what use the ap­ Polo players and oilier friends foggy. Arrivals, 8 Florida. Cars of articles dealing with the e ff i-1Ivged trust methods of the Hays tost of production paratus might be placed. including tho Flcischmann house on track, 21 closing Friday. Sup­ ciency of air craft against battle- 1 organization. This meeting, he party, former Gov. Janies M. Cox, bnt maximum profit A constant stream of motor cars plies Moderate. Demand moderate. ships. The president's response wrote, “ further will nrosent the of Ohio: Thomas Mojghun, movie |annual cost of pro­ move along the road u greater part Market nbout steady. Florida, lit thnt time was that he had no facts to the proper branches of star, and stable men and other em­ of the day. License plates from Sanford district, 6, $3, $3.25; 3-D, objection to publication of the nr- lhe government for nn investiga- ployes around the estate, comprised mt for the procuremore than 20 states were courited 52.75-•$•'(; 10, $2.25-12.50; wwashed, tides if the assistant air chief o b -: tion of the monoply and for the those who attended the informal abefore government in a single day, wrapped, all sizes, $3.50-$3.75, few tained the approval of his stipeenactment of such laws that will 1 begin wns extendservices. Afterwards most of them The crowds are daily heterogePlans for participation by Boy riors. The articles subsequently protect tho independent producers, came to Miami and took a lust look 1» 1925 to Dec* 1 , nenus accumulation of persons Scouts of Sanford in the celebra­ To the 1925 total in building were published but officials of the independent exhibitors and the Chicago— Weather 43 degrees, at tho body as it lay in nn under­ permits, which amounted to $75.­ through rurio: ity or a genuine de­ |requirin*r tho opera- tion next week of the fifteenth an­ foggy. Arrivals, 4 Floridu; 4 Cal- Secretary Weeks' office said to­ motion picture goin»* public.” taker’s chapel here. sire to aid. Mi. GarsonV charges againset F® for sale all power niversary of the scout movement ifnrnia; 1 Michigan. Cars on track, day, thnt although General Mitch­ There was hut little ceremony 275 during Jnmlnry, is added $13,­ 525 tho amount issued during the Selfishness und unselfishness . ... ....... , It the production of in Amcricu, were announced Sat­ 20. Supplies, moderate. Demand, ell had been ordered more than a the producers and distributors' or- ............ and no attempt at formality for ure found s!Je _ ______ |nitrogen was chang- urday afternoon by M. C. Haddock, slow. Market steady. Florida, 10 year ago to Present writings of ganizgtion which came into being j his' fricnds’ sald'the ninn"wnufd not first week of February. The to -. among the workers _ in *inch crates, fair quality 4 to G, $3- such nature to the department for severul years ago for the purpose have liked it. The body, placed in tal for the year is brought to S88.- Iby side and jealousies have threatthat all power not deputy scout commissioner production of this charge of scout activities in San­ $3.26; 8, $2.251$2.50; 10, $1.75-82. approval before publication he had, of levelling differences between j » metallic casket, lin?d with gray 800. A gain of 84.G per cent is *«*•! the very rescue of Collins various interests in the motion pic- 1 silk, und covered by a blanket of shown in the permits issued dur- 1 him) elf. Churges have b.’en made DKm or “ other use- ford. A program that provides California: 18 inch crates, beet 85; not done so in this instance. Ucnoral Mitchell, in making pub- turn industry, were similur to i ferns, roses and astern from tho ing January over those of u year t*u,t on'' faction was inspired solereduce the cost of for appropriate observances each full crates, best $7-$7.fi0. Phila­ |ly through desire for the glory 38 degrees, lie his reply to Secretary Week’s those recently voiced by the Vita-1Flamingo Polo club of which Mr. ago. I1* be rord thnt pro- day in the week bus been nrrangod. delphia—Weather, Sanford Boy Scouts will be cloudy, Arrivals, 7 California: 10 objections to his testimony today, graph Company of America, old-] Flcischmann was n leading spirit, There have been 12 permits thus which might befall them. But the Irowcr shall be withW » n«ble notice if guests of the First Baptist church Florida. Cars on track 20. .Sup­ adonted tho unusual course of |«»t motion picture producers unti I was carried to the private car and for during the month, nine of b » « d y has Us hero.** (po— Homer Note- ' Collins und his brother, Marshall, Jai for the produc- at services Sunday night when the plies liberal. Demand light. Market rending a copy of it t o 'the com- in the country, on its withdrawal |there received by J. C. Cooley, who which were for homes. pastor. Dr. F. D. King, will give about steady. FJoriidu. 10 Inch niittcc in open session several from the association. It is eharg- 1 lias charge of the Flcischmann worthy among the permits five kinsmen of the victim. William B. _____ r 3-6, $2.75-$3: ___ _ ___ California, ___ hours before tho original reached |ed that the picture men’s body is farm * at Middle Neck, Long Island, taken bv J. J. Cates for five one- |“ Skeets" Miller, dininutive staff P* the property wns n special sermon on the '“The Boy crates, residences which — are correspondent for the Courier-Jour­ full crates, some ordinary condi- Mr. Weeks. Although the dofu-1conducted primarily In the inter- und of the polo stable here. Tho story . , .frame .. w cent annually of nnd His Big Battles." Tuesday morning at 10:15 o’clock tion. $4.50. i ment was in the hands of the w ar; est of producer-exhibitor firms. casket was nut into u metallic vuult I being built at n cost of $590 each, nal: John Geralds, Collins' chum; cost of dam numPittsburgh: Weather. 47 d e-1secretary tonight h« declined to j Famous Plavers-Lasky, tha Metro and placed in the observation com- i *Cl’ording to the permit informa- Alfred Mattox. Central Ctiy miner F® 'mount that may a demonstration of scout work will and others, all o f whom forgoot be made nt the high school audi­ grees, foggy. Arrivals, 2 Cnlifor-! comment, but said he would beGoldwyn organization inwhich purtment of the private cur. Num- tl0p' fW y navigation story , to erect a two ___ _ Pc^,'nna, wfttjr in their efforts to bora o f bouquets and wreaths from I . Permit * Marcus Issow lias extensiveinterI** the locks cstimnt- torium. A similar demonstration nia; 4 Florida: supplies light. De-1 glp examination o f it immediately will bo conducted at the grammar dand clow. - Market dull.Florida,! and indicated he might later issue Avenue arnumj it. it, hut but I f: rame rani residence on Purk .............. ........ reach Collins nml free him. To­ ests. and the First National Ex- friends were placed around *.000,000. school Wednesday morning at the 10 inch crates $3.25-$3.50; Califor-' a statement.______________________ hibltors.__________________ ull were simple floral offerings. 1 ' n P'ne Heights has been granted day’s developments were inciden­ ranie hour. On Wednesday night nit, full crates, best $6.75-$G.25. The funeral party gathered! * ° , , H. Connelly. Tho cost of tal to the slow sinking of the shaft. A second appeal for flnanciul aid A about half nn hour before the trnin building la given n s $5,500. at tho Miluiie Tiieultr as guests t)l)orer‘ nhl>rt 8toc,("’ low *" left nnd was composed of Mr. and one ntorv residence Is being erec­ to feii nnd clothe miners and other of the management. Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, ted by K. W. Deane at a cost of workers was issued. Fob. 7.—The The annua) field nu*et of the or­ British Reply To Cooley, Mr. nnd Mr*. Albert Plimp- ! 13,000. Andrew Collins, another brother, intended, was rc- ganization will be conducted Thurs­ ton and Julius Bergnn, the futter . A two-story frame warehouse on arrived from Kewanee, Rl.. and Il»natc. French Debt Query Virtually 1,000 people passed Icasion, will begin playing for dane Sir. Fleischmann's private kecre-! an alley next to First street is set riyt to find another cave’ en­ day afternoon, nt 4:30 o'clock< in that President the Ninth Street park. Walter , n,,w being erected bv W. 8 . Pierce trance. Military authoritlea ' and Friday , through the Basket Market during | which will continue throug'h tury, ull of New York. KJ*8 tbc postal bill night all scouts and former scouts LONDON. Feb. 7.—A noto out. . , the dinner hour. Dancing, on the Knudson, Mr. Flcischmanq'a vul't ’ ” t a cost of $2 ,000. Other per- his father, Lee Collins,-Interfered f nc bouse postoffice and boys of age to join the or­ lining the British views on allied , l ^e four hours that followed floor of the ten room which is lo- for many yeurr and se'Vernl ser a*'*1 uri>: with his plans to enter a crevice ’ toiU-tganization who desire to go. will debts has been sent to Paris in formal rpening at 9 o’clock Satur- -c-ate«i nn the second floor, will begin vants accompanied the party. Violet Baggett, uddition to roof back o f SumTTave. agree- enmp overnight nt Silver Lake. A reply to Finance Minister Clemen- j j ny morning. Stock and fixtures at I o’clock. ■of home on Park Avenue, $100; The shaft itself wns Towered a r'« ahoals legislation truck to haul the campers to thy tel’s questionaire to Allan Scott, repairs porch on Cel- few feet and timbered. Dynamite Officials of thj Federal Bakery Lawyers of Robber Winston (n a|| shops, of which there are ..... _ ............ .. . 1cry uvijnue $25; Earl Fields, pri- was ordered used if blasting be­ T>Mgethe ,ip,'rovaI ° f grounds will be at the Bupti.°t Churchill, chancellor of the ex­ nine in addition to the Federal conipnny, who nre generally in chequer, asking interpretation of Bakery, with one exception were in charge of the market and who madel 1' JIC’ C F e d t * r * ll C ' h l i r i f e ' va^ Rarage, 30G Martin street, comes necessary. church Friday evening. " ,r» concluded be______ inml Cowan. 2 story -1 The week will be ended Saturday application of the Balfour Declar­ H H Campbell M I W H ... • |the alterations converting - the haiid . I... m,tt*e on charges which ii- ‘‘join up day." Boy* de- ation of 1922 to the present cir- j P*aceA record crowd filled the Betty I mg into its present form of on I LITTLE ROCK, Feb. 7.— Wal- frame residence at Persimmon and C h i n e s e Delegates r 1 JuJgc Raker of si ring to become members will be cumstnnces. Ann tea room during the lunch |nrcade, were rcceipents of man> lare Davis, son of the lute United i ° ‘i-,boro Avenue, $<00. i . . . able to see Mr. Haddock, the com?d bv Rines’ 'compliments on the appearanct of l Mutcn Senutor Jeff Davis, und Tom i n ..T I ------7~~7--------------! hour. Music provided _ . the __ ____________________________________________________ . . . . ___ Leave Opium Meeting contr I V I a,JeKe<!! missioner at 110 Sanford avenu*. Crampton Bill Gets I Music and Radio Shop fentured the the market. All equipment is n*w| p„e, Little Rock attorneys, em- Polish Actress Freed Dr. . . . \uu tobacco I ------------------------------dinner hour. Refreshments, ice {nml the building »- tastefully * r ploye.1 l,y Herbert Holliday, co n -i M n w l o r l n i r F i n n o n 1 GENEVA, Feb. 7.— The Chhc»<* 'tuckv.ed hy 'S enutori 8 AT8UMA GROWERS MEET A Favorable Report irt-um nnd pastries und confections: ranged nnd decorated. victed mail robber to defend him M l l l U e r i n j f r l a i l C e delegation today followin'* th* made in the new bakery were given , Tht.n|»rkot Bv under the’ {•'"Val following his arrest hero in con-! --------I ample set h> the Americans ve»I house bill PENSACOLA. Feb. 7.—Satsuimj management o f Ray Durden, whojnectlon with tht $2,000,000 RoundPARIS, Feb. 7^-MI!e Stanisla- teniay, withdrew from the Inter­ WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.—Favor­ to all that appeared. Preparations are being made to j was promoted to his present posi- Out,_ III., _____ ____________ ><t — robbery, were today _N set * * 1 •• - - 000road for im- fruit growerr will hold their annual able report on the Cramton bill wa "Umtnska, beautiful *** talented Ihn d'i*‘>rcs* meeting at Round Lake on reb. 19, concentrating all prohibition ad­ entertain the biggest rush of the tion frcni the Daytona store of.j at liberty under bonds of $20,000 polish actress, was unanimously national Opium Conference. 8 . Al­ fred Szee, Chinese delegate, in­ it is nnnouncetl here. Specialists in ministration under a separate unit day which expected to begin short­ the bakeries cumpany. He is a* euch following indictment yester­ acquitted Saturday afternoon on a formed Preoident Zahl In letter ' ,iu hell- re- the production *of sotauma oran­ of the treasury department, was ly after * * o’cliock * nnd continue un- aisled by IL G. Beawiek, formerly day nn charges of conspiracy in charge of killing her fiancee, Jean that he believed no good purpose Lf( * i'".1 on *ovem- ges ure on the program for talk-1 ordered today by the senate judi­ til 10 o'elcck. A five piece orcches- j of the advertising department of receiving11 hna. concealing govern­ Zyhnowski, writer and war veter­ could be served by his continuance r^Poiieie, before u designed to aid the growers in the tra, engaged especially for the oc- |The Sanford Herald. ment bonds.' an last July, __ in the conference, ciary committee. cultivation of trees and fruit. 11 1 9 MITCHELL TELLS COMMITTEE THAT U.S. FIFTH IN AIR Celery Markets J. FLEISCHMANN’S BODY LEAVES FOR N.Y. LATE FRIDAY INDEPENDENTS’ SEEK PROBE OF PICTURE TRUST Scouts To Observe Fifteenth Year O f National Council Ion News \SS, Building Activity In February Starts With Record Figure “ Basket Market” Is Host To Nearly 1,000 People On Morning O f Opening �THE 8AWF0D HERALD, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY «, 1925, 1nnotme itig the <Openi ■ |>*rji: p v -r p i< * f ■i ? t ? • • »r 4rJ t •>Vv V?* f t p r: ■ [Q ’ \»r ~kV k j ' v'/®f ■',:A V S J u u jS J * f i 1 I II 1 If 1J . "^1 1 1r^. \ * •r'l.. .n■ j" I I 1 1 ■ f • It U A m I t # i>D.:*rrnn: THE PRETTIEST OUTLAY OF RESIDENTIAL LOTS EVER ON THE SANFORD MARKET i s’ - ^ v i |i. v .1 PLACED WITH A SPECIAL 10% OFF FIRST 10 DAYS EASY Is located in the city limits south o f town just west of French Avenue, * is on both sides o f new street leading to Sanford Country Club. $ Developers) promise you immediate improvements such as water, lights, sewage, gas, paved streets, etc. Developers are now laying concrete sidewalks at their own expense Is located on the very highest point in Sanford— OFFICE 202 E. 1st STREET PHONE 362 ASSOCIATED WITH US IN THE SALE OF PINEHURST A R E -----I. D. CHITTENDEN AND IIIS SALE FORCE; JOEL W. TOTMAN AND PIERCE GRIFFIN �i v*vr—mr-? §o * u g h iifs it -f ■ **- -,% i *r*A - ."M II .PJ) .M [E 3M He all '; SOUL8CHU flC ft Soptungeidmn Sunday, "Feb. 8. A telegram, from I. M. Martin, Sunday, School will begin at J):00 A. chairman o f the Palin'Beach* Shrino M. All children are rrqnertcd to club, under auspices o f which the attend Sunday School. Mass will Bob Morton Circus is now show- be deiebrat&i at 10:30 A. M., ser­ mon based oh words taken from St. Paul's -First Epistle to tho Corintalnment. tft? received ore Friday, f ® *Chao ’ j x Vcrsc 24, “ The by E. F. ! > « * president o f t h i V P f 9 ?; < ^ a lr> T* I Cl. —1 ...t-iret, I. «releln» Spiritual 1UICC. i ^ r 'o r t i f l u M g s m jim tto n a to*' brinK^thc^retla fhe'SleMed^Sncrnnlcnt will lie BivG re j " r S ' h o .c c k of Feb. 16 ■» In.mcdl.lely alter Maaa. ’ •■A ■jMtol’ i tith e'. Boy*“ fdtdji i. >idvl|) .yied ’ ,JJ. »T, nni>fd-r!!T TMrrstow . .till E 80R AP IRON CLASH i . in e Sera ocrup Iron iron Class luasa wilt have an Interesting program tomorrow morning including special music.' Mrs. Julius Takach will' sing two ■olos; "The Homeland” by E. W. Hnnscom nnd "In HU Steps" by William Stickles. . v Miss Stoinoff will render Violin s e c t io n s . Rev. M. M. Lord will deliver a talk, and Mr. Winston will dis­ cuss the Sunday School lesson. Everybody invited. Milnnc Theatre 10:00,A. M. , Sodality Meeting Monday cvcnSanford nobles arc looking for­ w. Ing nt7:30. All girls of the;parii h, ward to the Shrine'bam 15 years nnd over, nre rxpgcted to held Monday night in thi HOLYjffEO^S EPISCOPAL ., be present. j,\ ing room of the Seminol .... Scptunginimn Sunday. The Knights of ColumWh? will Putnam Stevens, Fast Sunday School"at 0:45 o’clock at a jncot on Tuesday evening*; All perial Potentate, will b tho High School Auditorium. members arc requested to be the function. Nobles f! . . IirC3^ ' ,1G hdrA *eiVk»W nti 11 o'clock* at ent. ' . ■ Daytona. DeLnnd and Boy Scout meeting Wednesday the High School Auditorium. Dean planning attendance. j evening nt Tint). A new liooji to .Tamer pla&sjwin/preuch; ,, • . A program, with Mr toastmaster, is being prepared. A ' bo known Tho n" Troo»l 1 isof!C olum ° r*­ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ganized. Knights number of unusual features which bus, to be represented by*'M srs. T."J. Armstrong, Pastor 1 Will be brought out nt'the hnhqu^t, Sunday Services— IlgPnul Pczold, G. K., Kdwiird nre being arranged for the occa­ gins, Charles Britt, Hurry Walsh. Sunday School 0:45 A. M. ‘ os sion. Morning Worship J1:00 A. M. Eugene RotmiUlat and Rev. JL. A urn Th«* 4f1ljrraiu/ A*ecifefi '1s ns fol- Hcnncssy Will sponsor :inrt foster Evening Worship 7:30 P. M. Mid Week Pravcr Meeting Wed­ ' ° “ o i* ,Lnu,n,i this troop. All who with to join . . Mo, m ! ' " t im f.rn f^ n W K ‘ i } thi.-r troop must be at the meeting nesday 7:30 P. M. A hearty welcome awaits all J t Cp * K p « m. ! Wednesday evening. M. C. Hadtl'.‘ I aim Bernh -J“ • Th*^ dock, Deputy Scout Commissioner, strangers Invited to make this their otB.njx.tion Im. a wnndntful -how |w|„ • „ pf0|l ' Ulc r„ r home church. K ^ ava-haviiig 2 J ! ^ flnu.atU'ndtuico t t S 2 2 a and « ■'.wmbcreM,., M M . , some o f FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ‘the benefits of Boy Scouting nnd the pubRo-ia-wull satisfied.'.’— . fftitllnintf the wbtk of the orfcnnlznSundny School 0:20 A. M. , tlon. Other speakers will address Morning worship nnd sermon 11 Affirmative Winner the meeting. The parish orchestra A. M., Subject: "The Greatest Be­ will furrjiah pju^c. „ All boys nro quest o f History. In TfcM.W’dlf'WcIrld M o r a l Improvement; '■ R ! ■w i»4T it.I Wednesday evening 7:30 o’clock. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Dr. Brownlee will conclude the series of sermons on "The Christ­ ian." In the morning the subject will he “ The Joyful Exnerienee." At night services "The Obligation o f the Christian Life.” Services Sunday bfl as follows: , llV M i’j tlS ™ £ : • " h « l i i ' M U > B l > i l l i i . , I W . i li|M ^ 2:15 p; M. ,Junior C. E. • P I, ■'*/ *. -We are. Agents for the ‘ 'fl:30'P .‘ W , Intermediate C. E, . i t ........ . i n ! * <1. . 0:30 P. M_ .Senior C. £ j *-o *1 7:30 P. M. Evening service. T&P scssji^n, will .m p e t ^ e r each Drenching service to receive meiri-’ bers. v >i I * “ i . fti . i. ^ j W •u i b Jersey Const ,Watchcd Ky Prohibition Force NEW YORK. Fob. 7.— Several dozen government ernft. including picked boats of the < mst Guard, cutters nnd small |■cd bouts nre , on tho watch off New Jersey coast i to prevent t niug, ling of liquor from the largest rum fleet assem­ bled off iho shore it; a ypnr. . --------- m .»m im L i t i s o i 1*1*. ,1 9 2 5 WE WANT YOU You have'many friends who arc deposiPi^' and wc want you with us, too. We coid 4 to come in nnd get acquainted. , There is no formality here. You. wjlL nnd pleasant to do business with thfl ft nm. llM f f ^ { ' ' tt “ 1 t ..it * .(•• ■oi ;■ i lope, to serve V V V V W V S p r a y v w ». ■1 SUNDAY— FEBRUARY 8. , C a r t » . .,L We hate new carti and repairs for the old ones on hand. Let ua book your order for a new one nr repair the old one. MAHONEY- WALKERCO. Grill I INCORPORATED Phone 388- — — SEMINOLE— ORANGE UNITED ------------ 207 K. Commercial St. Mrs. J. T. Wcodnll, Manager Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter DINNER DE LUXE ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■Baaaannaaaaiaa DO YOU Exposin KNOW Celery Olives Chicken Giblct Soup. THAT JOE’S HOUSE Baked I>nke Trout Maitrc d’Hotcl S IS ONE OF THE LARGEST DISTRIBUTORS OF ■ Bnked Hen, Dressing and: Crnn- ; ■ ■ •berry Sauce , ■! NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES IN THE STATE ■ M Roast Lag o f Lamb, ■NaturaTGrtvyM* *1 ■ Mashed Potatoes V IJ *4 Green Butter Beana * dg Y E S . , ,^t ■4>. . Steamed Rico & * 1 1j ... . Grape Fruit and Pineapple with " ■ ■H. ■ WE HAVE y o u r f a v o r i t e p a p e r Cheese Snlad «•<» ■ Hot Biscuit Com Sticks ■ B Tea Coffee Milk. >. > Cream With Home-Mado Cako Monte Peaches with Cream|5 ... , B and Cake |■ . >. . OH B .... ■fcd Home-Made Pies j 5 fl .... B Checsa Crackers •*4* Lobby Store— First National Bank Bids;. n ++ B OUR FOUNTAIN DRINKS ARE BEST tr B *?• * ■ ■ ■ ■ n B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B a B B B B B f lB B B B B B f l f lB B B B B B B B r B B n TV +«• *• * .... Hi FEBRUARY 17-18-19-20-21 .) It is n pleasure to have Seminole exhibit,) ,, once again and the people of our county give liberal support. ' i • s Y o u r a c c o u n t w ill b e v a lu e d , regardless o f its size. • •• * .... .... •>■. .... . >.. .... T h e S B ^ This is a B«*lly Fair— The Best Atlrwtli and Finest Exhibits LET’ S ALL OF US GO B ig g e s t T h in g s t (V- 2 .i .v. ’* tt .... ( II l t, • t- Grcritcst Fair in History o f the Two Si W h i l e o u r o r g a n iz a tio n is b ig e n o u g h to g iv e adequ ate serv ice t o la rge a cco u n ts, it is n o t t o o b ig t o h a ve a c o r ­ d ia l in terest in th e needs o f the sm all d e p o s ito r . US,' J a c k e, 't ----- Served 12 m to 2:30 P. M.... PRICE $1.00 For Large and Small Accounts © held in, the Woman'S \CJub. Oak I M f c iXvtdiue hiid‘ -Third' ‘ Stffeet every 5:00 Pj M. , p - it .. 'SUrtfiny Wottiirtg a t '‘ ' l l o'clock All nre welcome to attend the Sunday School at 10 o ’clock. The Subject for tomorrow is "Spirit." services and* to moke use of the Wednesday evening s e r v i c e .reading room, which includes testimonies o f heal- * ing at 8:00 o’clock in the Reading Phoebe Jane Fairgrnve, 22, St. Paul Room. girl, holder of the Womsn's para­ This Society maintains a rend­ chute jumping record, will attempt ing room and free loan library to brat the mark she set for the ......... .......... world in 1921, when she jumped where the Bible and authorized Christian Science literature may 11,500 feet from an airplane. ' _____________________________ _________________________________ 1___ * II w Pilbjecf:* "The' * Rig Battles.” Bible study and prayer meeting vp*-f SAVE, ir kUhrlMIlWl*-0tl«»iie-'SW4iccs'fVfe i __________ A tlelatc, "Resolved That t h e ! '" ’ World in Getting Better Moral- I ! , ly " in which f. M. Stephenson j f * » espou: ed the affirmative ami Heruy Rt.riiierth**rry Hie negative, cenduetr i !., the Yoimg Men’s ‘Do-J Imtin;: Sniety of tUTuford, P*»osuited in n u(yi. l0p Cjjr the nlHfin-, ] alive when .^t/gued gt the Pres­ byterian Church /rhursday night. Judges in llM-folftesf were D. Ur Thrn«hn, Mr. Mundy and Mr. White. Mr. Stephenson maintained in his argument thnt the nppoarnnee of Increased evil was due to n wid­ er circulation of news nnd not to actual increase. He declared that conditions are hotter now than ov­ er nnd that the lack of news made past ages appear more moral. The present dny era of motion pictures, bootleggers nnd "yellow" journalism were pointed out by Mr. Itoddenbcry ns indications of r« tregren.'-i <n. He admitted pro­ gress ii-ntifienlly, industrially anti r ■ . onntly hut declared there pro; n s ;.tnfpvd. L, j, l JttT : f* v.‘f r 1*^ j. r> i.UlMt. *it*i . It "T* > *-•f1»* *m (%lil ■i . tfe.Yvnd,' buirc—ad oV ptrrchaBcd, in R w m 517 F in tP 'N W bn a l Bank A lw a y s ■ V ..* A t t r a c t T h e il I’ G r e a t e s t A tte n rF.WPLEDCER PRESIDENT . Jli i G .E n C A L L . MANAGER A. F. OI' h Seeks To ' Promote Union Sales ♦+*!•4»4>,Si •>■***>❖ ‘S* *:*<•* •> ❖ ❖ +❖ ++❖ * •>-M. MIAMI. Feb: 7.—Promotion of tho side of union mndo products will Lc sought by the ' American «xnE.T3»dsiai F> lent ion «>f Labor through a campaign of one year’s duration to bo carried on by the. union label trade department o f federation under plana endorsed by the exec­ utive •■olincil of tho federation in session today. • <•>> .M <•+4.4.4.<•<• THE OMLV GENUINE WAV YOU C A N C E L E B R A T E MARKETS INOEPENDENCCOAV is IN VOOd OWN CHICAGO, Feb. 7. — Wheat: Mnv I,fi7‘ . to 1.88*4; July, l.fH) to I.flO^fx. Corn: May, 1..'13Mi t*. 1.83’ ,. Oats: May. CO to CO14. HOME. HOLLYWOOD GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB Fl int \N MADE CHAIRMAN il 4 ^* 'U r "b EUSTIS. F»l»- 7^-lL -R .-F err»»»i lin - lcue named clmirnmn o f a cen­ tral comniiUee Hint will have chni'gc oi i^ttiyr C'lmnilUrc;; to prepan and rtcmiMT th^'progrnVti incidenl to Hu* 'Tinfittnr celebration „ hi,i.< f Wuahtngtnn’a birthday. ■ The water : ports .carnival will be " one <d tlw main iit^actions an here '■ tofor., :iitHtiiiJIr —fi 'iV and nevel ■ featm. . nff-' n«*TJi(f planntnl. The " celvbrnlioii will take place this year tt •in Fob. "'I, because of the fact that the mind falls on Kunduy. ila m Five ami Kxplosion Causes Death o f One m t < i n K T ^ tE ?. )ni’ wii killed nml 20 injured tot-V. i.i no e .ploMiou and fire lit tin J .'.ri l.idiorutories and melton picluni nludio. The labornlutie , t .vo idurioit high and occupying nearly a city block v t i : destroyed by the exptorle-i from ammonia tank shortly •»!*■ lh>: tiro was entinauiihcd. The loir Is estimated lit nearly $2 ,000,000 l,j Thomas Evans, pr. Id' nt of the concern. I*ii> CommisBlonor James Can- y md four firemen in the building making sure the fire w i.ntinguished were, blown out thrunph Hie walls when the * 11 Ton 1 ImUered -jthe build bur. tJV though on b three years old. H .. cn r u 11 n u H n M M H n M a n u § L BY - Y W THE O O D — SEA •» t T* “ O ’11™ 1 thirl>- •»«•» o f sidewalks nnd hcnullful park ways, three (irst-elaas nanlern hotels. sn m u m n Rw B-. n d s ice manufacturing plant, motion picture theatre now nearing completion, superb 18-holcgolf course and magnificent golf and country club house, new administration building, up-to-date stores and shoos shops of of all kinds and various industries. There is a real feeling i»f independence in a home of your own thnt the renter never known. Start planning that homo now, so next independence day you will know that joyful feeling. We will gladly help you make that ' ' start'. Call by tin* office and sec our plan service. YOU’LL ENJOY THE FREE INSPECTION T O U R -N O OBLIGATION M )L WILL LEARN WHY SO MUCH IS HEARD ABOUT HOLLYWOOD 1 CARTER LUMBER COMPANY PHUNH W .',. NORTH LAUREL AVENUE *.*» Take the enjoyable Free Tottr of Tnupeetion to Hollywood Ily-the-Sea. Our Specially Designed 2 1 ‘ ftn ^ n g er Touring Coaches Del uxe mak-* n a ' J, . 4 I T JKai. ( Q Sanford Lodge No. I24l Regular Meeting— Wednesday, Feb. 11th.. 203 OAK AVE, formerly Eag-lc Rltlg*. Nomination of Officers. Balloting fur Candidates. S. RUNGE, Sect. Complete information about the tour, together with H« mnttrr, illustrated, will he-'sen^ to you on jropet^t jqf t ^ l advertinement. 1 * " , ... boo U . 4. Clip. Fill Out und Mail This Coupon Today! • | . ' . '/ / * » . i Curtis & Graham. Local Agents, Valdez Hotel Ixibby, J U j| —u- :L aa b b b b b b b b b b b b b b t 't H | Weekly Tripa from Sanfard SANFOItll, FLORIDA h ; " « mum» ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ « ■ « ■ i A i ,, *‘ t- ,,ns f“ r' ‘ r ¥ B L N BKaBa)lUII|IBU^(MBBaBaBB^a^BBaBaBaBMaHMaBaMI.'BMaaiaMaBUM««IIMBBaBBBBflBBBIBflBBBBB M I * 1% ' If ■ B , I ' O . I REALTY COMPANY a g e n t s / for HOLLYWOOD LAND & WATER COMPANY Dear Sir: Kindly send nte without obligation on my part, full information about the FREE TOUR OF IN­ SPECTION to Hollywood liy-the-Sea, nnd Descriptive Printed Matter, Illustrated. a. » ’H. FLORIDA STATE OFFICES Jacksenville NAME ........................................................I ....ADDRESS ..................................... - ...... St. Petersburg Tallahassee Orlando Cocoa Daytona Fort Lauderduhj West Palm Beach Avop F*r|t?iL • SANFORD OFFICE CITY ....... .................................. STATE CURTIS & GRAHAM. Local Agents Valdez Lobby— Phone 158. i yi f f Y �ifflhi nv C. A,.Todnf. j tt: fineer In chart* b#rg, dmblon «n#iheer charge of I 7vJcountMr that watanrtM'MValapnto'nt and main-j L b y jf nor ji,h n d :-JtaMortrt Hr.florid*. Colonel Young. KPO—S«n r n eonewt- . i t h r t^i B i j a n ,WGY—s$; 6:30 wquld^b? services; 8 i »tra. KFQX-Stklti , ■SL jVic'pVt)R~ Buir*10 .<310) 6:15 Mr. KFNF—Shenandoah 6:30 service?. A POT OF PAINT—A ' in '!iJN-7,CJ,*ca* ° Tribune (370) 9 KSD—St. Louis (ailvrft). A CAfcEfctJL H0U8EK»fePErt WRC—Woihinaton (. Itent). , W CBD-Zion (8 4 5 ),.* 'quartet, 1 HOME FAINTING la an interesting, u'nf-il .ny.n-nrrr» pm Up'i-*. . - l a S p a r Mo Given a apart hotr or trtp, a L of go1*! 'Pint.and a Imralt. iha 7 a rtists.r00® ' ‘’'^tumental, reader. 6:30 o r -1 . y -— j careful huosekaeper can soon tian?*r.rm old looking furnituro.into apparently new artlclfcs. It not only Improve* their appearance but 8*0* 7 orchestra. KYwz-x...... .. , Pas9htfefta 8efcksPlay cciublly presents tL«m. .« y S o 2 ? " im e:“ •*» LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH PAiNT AND BRUSH mSS. Eve;’int,t W 7“pmB k |Rejected on B?6ddway WHK—-Cleveland (273) 0:30 a. 1 1 v.j ■ti ■* 10,4 V.J NothingOvfcr LOSSINO PAINT COMPANY --------- Phone 276. fi-inS! 7 - 7 S: 3i30 Pvespers;!, PASADENA, Cal., Feb. ?7, w ir * if 8 "yniphcny. i When Pasadena's community play. ™ u R~Loveland (301.3) 12 npUs* opens .Apr. 1, tjw first nt * w f c y C^ ? rt‘ “;WFA A—Dallas t * M » r muMc. Ladies* andUlieii-s 113 Muflncua Avwme ,u j ; ; — :— — 7 ‘ { traction *«« l»« d.ptay *hich pro Lriatix. «bl. y nevers woUld" - m t phave f. :,mh the . ' t72'0> footlights Hatf It Mot been for un unusual request made by « e play, uew« ? ^ yv: nport (498) 0:30 ,u* house directors. .A n 'a p p eal was :>Huaunucaaa 11 ■ HILL L A U N D R Y C O . Our Service— Every thing a laundry Can Do. s Located In The OUR SPECIAL (472.9) 11 frolics. turned dowri b j Broadway producdirectors expect to i i v” uircviurn A 0.dance. 1 3prin* s (375) 8:30 ers.J itthat tqo concert: 10 “ M l find the opening vehicle. 1 :S jl n p n Kansas City (Ulent). Tile ulayhouse, it ilvic venture, S WRhO—Lansing 288.5 ) 7 aer- wgs hdilt at.a cpst of 1300,000, all J vices community singing, organ. of which was; raised by popular 5 » . i b o r ° s AnR0,M (467) 8:45 subscription. It will be run on a : 3 Ulk; 9 stage acts; 10 vocal; 11 or- non-profit basis, and in publicly ;S chestra. owned under perpetual trust. ■ „ .!iHJr~ Los Angelos Times (404) 8 :JO concert; 9 organ recital; 10 Russian program. KFSG— Lot- Angeles (278) 9 ser­ mon; 12 organ recital. KJS— Los Angeles (293 ) 8 vesp*T,r7f^licel 9 *crvi« * . music. Family Finish 15c lb. minimum $1.50 FEDERAL BASKET (Must To Half Flat Wmk) DRV CLEANING AND DYING PRESSING AND PLEATING Office McMullen's Barber Shop. Sanford, Fla. Phone 01 la f H' ‘ tKlV* 1 G 'l l . £JIA?-,L.oui"vI'le ("dent). / iV ,? £ 0 — MinneapoliH - s t- Paul (417 )9 :1 5 classical concert. UEAF—New York (492) 6:15 ***" Gang; 8:16 organ. _ WNYC— New York (528) 8 Mrand theatre program. WBBR—New York City (272.3) 8:10 pinnist, violinist, lecture, vo­ cal duets. KGO—Oakland (silent), I WOAW—Omahn (622.3) 9 ser­ vice*. choir. WCAV— Philadelphia (278) 4:30 sermon; 5 orchestra. WDAR—Philadelphia (395) 7 concert. WOO— Philadelphia (509.9) 0:30 services. WFI— Philadelphia (395) 0:30 ■ 3 8 3 3 ■ ■ ■ 3 THE SERVICE RENDERED Subdivision Beautiful ” 3 M ■ ■ ■ By the Seminole County Bank is the moat efficient that a .strong organization, ex­ perienced staff, and up-to-the-minute fac­ ilities can make it. Avail yourself of it. Your account subject to check ia cordially invited. 3 3 ■ 3 ■ 3 ■ 3 ■ INTKm3.tr PA III ON 1 VVIVOS ACCOPNTS ^eminole (jfounfg^ank ■ Sanford,Fla. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS < ^ 3U s 8PA, Feb. 7.—The ambulance wre suitable vehicle for haul'*fe crackers, burglars and «bt- than the patrol, ia in »nce th.- declaration of Chief ftectives Joe Carter, wlto bus tctftj his inen to “ shoot. first *»k questions afterward; and ary shoot to kill." in an to rid the city oT "the un'•ir-time invasion of tafeburglars and pickpocktmef Carter stated that "wn to treat .'em rough." A ^ r of hold-ups and robberies i .ii. reported here and in >y cities during the last few 3 3 ■ -- GARDEN h o s e 12y2cent per foot ° r * s « ® ayS LOCATION. THE TEShMS we nre offering* are not to be compared with those of any other sub­ division o f similar excellence in the city. One hundred of our 307 lots in this beau­ tiful property are be offered at the ex­ tremely low figures of from $300. to $700. •(Ten per cent cash is all that is required. The balance will be made as easy as pos­ sible to suit the purchaser. Don't say you cannot afford to buy; you really cannot afford NOT to. IHLTrXiR, wh ich“*Has frequently been termed “ The Subdivision Beautiful” on account of the unusual natural beituty of its surroundings, is located on Mellonville Avenue, a paved thoroughfare, be­ ginning 1000 feet south o f the Municipal Park and extending 1925 feet further south. It is entirely within the city limits, but a short distance from the business district and offering to the homeseeker a wonderful opportunity for homesites. A ll T a x e s fo r th e y e a r 1 9 2 5 , on this p r o p ­ erty, h a v e b e e n p a id . R em em b er, r B ■ ve and Fire Place jj Wood S Realty Company TERMS 3 UlECh CRIME WAVE ■PETERSBURG, Feb. 7. — Winmissioner Snyder has t ugvigorous action be tnk7 the city authorities to check rune wave that has cost mer*n'l borne owners of St. r ^ r g several thousand dolwring he past two weeks. ■*>nof trained detectives from rr cities to work with the local “ among the steps the com* „ wa*r believes would help the a sion. * ia -------— » fcV-fJtiE APPOINTED .... 8 ^AiiASSEE. Feb. 7 .-J u d g e * .oneway of the tenth judi- S bas been assignesl by ■ rt,!' to preside over circuit \ 3 wr Clades county, at Moore H ^.beginning Feb. 10. in the ■ J cases in which Judge Geo, 3 *«ehurat ^disqualified. ■ * .. ■•- ft*M p«^ c^rd/dlSiered f£ • B U n tt s■ ;§ 3 in « ■'ll Hardware Co.1 ■ £ ■ ■ m u m m A Comfortable Home 3 In The Truest Sense Combines Beauty and Comfort. Building a comfortable and attractive home is a great achievement. We ask that you allow us to assist you in the building of your home. u a a B 8 ■ w ill m a k e y o u a p ro p e rty o w n e r in th is b e a u tifu l clo se-in su b d iv isio n . C om p are - i th ese v a lu es w ith a n y th in g else in F lo rid a ■ * B B • T -' * *i * * L et Us Show You This Property ■ H 3 | I ,l .(■ | 1 '*€ *1 4 | • A contractor that operates a novelty mill is well able to do the work. You have our assurance that we are ns well quali­ fied to construct, remodel, or repair your home us any other firm. B e l-A ir R e a lty C o , CO LLER H. B. LEWIS, President. 10.5 West First Street. T h e Builder North French Avenue. R: C. MAXWELL; Secretary Telephone 349. 3 Sanford, Fla. m a iH R iiia d iiiiiin a a im iiiM a iM M iiiir iH a m u iu a iiiiM iiiiiiB iiM U iiiM M iiu H iim M in iM ia a iH i^ n a a M im ia iH a iliiliH i �. Dm . . ■1*5?. under D M A S ... ............ K * 1«i»r PAND M » c r .... * ■ » • « » » I la Avrawe Phaaa 14* ICRinilPTIDS HATKItl iiY«r....*7.00; HI* Month* .*1.60 In n t y by Carrier. per 16c. fa r. Weekly Edition. «!.00 16 THE AMOTIATEU PRESS a Aaaorlated Pre** I* exelua* entitled to the ti»e tor reptih.lion of nil new* dlspntehes _jlted to It or not otherwise cret«d In thl* paper and also the kl new* pulilluhed herein. All hta of repnhllrailon of special lichen herein nre nlno renerv* SATURDAY, FEB. 7,1925. (BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. TE -----------hTIIE ONLY SAFE TRUST: — ime trust in chariots, nmi some in __j; but we will remember the ne of the Lord our God. Psalm h7. , --------- o — WHERE ARE THE .MEN? ---------------- wedfdne* piwarlWd physician*. LtJy, or Realtor. But to moat people the proverb is j t » t - » Itmiliar group of BY ARTHUR BRIBBANB word* they have never analysed for ther-truth the proverb ________ W to n R M i —O t might convey. ' The man’ who keeps a merry heart_id ertain to _ jp;h k B c ir THOSE dogs of the Esquimau’ have good digestion. The man who looks out upon tne world breed, galloping In relays over tW with merry eyes is certain to find the more cheerful things frozen trails o f Alaska, covered of life, with his own physical being responding. And the G60 miles In 5\fc days. Wonderful man who carries his happy disposition among his fellow men, four legged creatures they are, and carries a tonic that can drive away actual disease. a brave mun In Gunnar Kasson, Often, too, men who do the most good with their cheer­ who pushed on through the bliz­ iness have burdens and apparent cause for anything but zard without waiting for the relay cheerincss. We have in mind a man who has had enough that foiled to meet him. trouble to crush the average man. He has gone through disasters and sorrows that have robbed him of his clearest OF ALL animals man is the most and best. But his religion has always been a simple creed wonderful, having developed to the based upon the Golden Buie, and he refuses to impose his ' highest point, the topmost joint trouble upon his friends. of the spinal column, the one we GE FOUR A sheik is a man pels wear out first. ** Two can o i t h ^ , xoap their old love |ett ' 1 and sell it for syrup. 11 It is better to hate w. onic friendship than lover at nil. When other men gloomily look for trouble, this man laughs. Indeed he has mastered that best <jf lgssqns, he has learned to laugh at himself. He has learned to ‘ stand back and say to himself, "Well, my little man, you don’t run this interesting universe it seems.” Coming down the street in the morning this man starts the people he meets to smiling. The ice-boy grumbling at his task hears his merry "Hello, Jim" and forgeis his grouch. The old cook mumbling maledictions on her slow way to work hears his "Good morning, Auntie” and her black fnce becomes a smiling moon. His merry heart doeth good like medicine. Let’s hnvc more of the merry heart medicine. Let’s check up our own contribution to the happiness o f the world, and incidentally note how our own health is affected by our cheerfulness. call the skull, containing the brain. The curious thing is that man excels the nnimnls In physical en­ durance, ns well ns in thinking power. Wo are amazed that relays o f heavy four-legged animals, power­ ful Sihcrinn hounds, should gallop over the snow nnd ice G50 miles In TiVt days. Their endurance does not com­ pare with that of the tall Irish­ man, afterward elected Mayor of Long Island City, who walked and ran more than GOO miles In six -------------------o-------------------days in Madison Square Garden, with no relay, on his own two “ The Universal Parasite” Damnably legs. Entrenched Man is indeed "fearfully and wonderfully mndc," nnd has many The Dearborn Independent offers the American business­ reasons for praising the Lord. here Isn't a lad but wants to grow Manly and true nt heart, Lnd every lad would like to konw Th secret we impart. Is doesn’ t desire to slack or shirk Oh,haven’t you heard him plead? toll follow a man at piny or work, I f only the man will lead. There are the men to lend today, Sparing an hour or two, ITeachlng the lad the game to play |Y Just as a man should do? Rge and slum are calling—come, Here are the boys, indeed, man something to think about in an editorial captioned, 'The can tell what they might Universal Parasite.” Before reading the article to which TWO DAYS ago Dill Goodman, become we intend giving space in this editorial, ask yourself what of Nnuvoo, Ain., was called a If only the men will lead? that universal parasite is, and when you finish reading the “ hobo." When he trnveled he hid lotor and golf and winter sport Independent’s editorial, reproduced here in its entirety, ask in freight cars or "rode on the rill up the time n lot. it wouldn’t you like to feel you'd yourself how such a parasite can he exterminated. Says rodr.” Now he is a hero, with a the editorial: ng taught pass authorizing him to riUe com1 Even a boy a knot? ‘ T he usurer’s business is as menacing to the wellfortnhly on all trnins of the St. fitry and home depend on you, being o f the State as the dope traffic— and it is or­ Louis & San Francisco line. ■-Character most wo need; ganized on nn equally extensive scale. There is not On Monday night he crawled out low can a lad know whnt to do If there isn't n man to lend ? n section of society from which the money-lenders of his hiding place on the train, are not drawing toll. By their exactions they drive after a collision, and, risking his iere are the mm to lend a band ? men and women to crime and even to death.” own life, saved that o f the engi­ Echo It war and wide, The London Daily Mail thus gives expression to neer, lying beneath his engine, in [en who will rise in every land, Bridging the "Great Divide.” nn opinion based on special inquiries it has made re­ dnnger of being scalded to death. [atlon and flag and tongue unite garding an evil which is not confined to any partic­ Joining ench clans and creed. ular country but to the world at large. It is pointed THE DISTANCE between hobo[ere are thu boys who would do out that there is one point about money-lending ism nnd hcrioim is often short, nnd right But where arc the MEN to lead? which emphasizes its similarity to the dope traffic; often only nn opportunity in need­ — Exchange, it is largely in the hands of aliens, many of whom ed to change a hobo into a hero. --------- b--------have become naturalized and have adopted English It all depends unon the woman names. THE NEWS o f almost any day la to who is nn ideal man. When it is considered how strong a fight was put would seem strnnge to a traveler --------- o--------up against the system of interest and usury by all from nn old, civilized planet. Walt Whitman says: "f am huntng success; I am success.” the moral forces o f the Anglo-Saxon world more At Johns Hopkins University --------- o--------than three centuries ago— that the whole system they will perform nn operation on A man with no backbone is like a man from Colorado accused of was resisted as a poisonous and destructive invas­ vegetable soup with no vegetables murdering his wife. Cutting his ion— there is no doubt but that our fathers foresaw n it. --------- o--------skull, giving the brain room to ex­ the entrenched evils which are now becoming terri­ Queer how many people have the pand, mny eliminate alleged erlmfyingly manifest. The essential immorality anti deo that wreckcrention is rerreuinnl tendencies. In days to crime anti-social power of usury is beginning to form itself Jon. operations on the skull to remedy upon the consciousness even o f the financiers. Tho man who only half tries brain pressure, e-peelully on the The blight of usury is perhaps the greatest evil sn't even half ninko Rood.— top, may become frequent. that the world suffers from today. It is the uni­ rington. versal parasite. --------- iy--------IN LOS Angeles a railroad offi­ [ Our office bov usks if you ever With money more plentiful in the United States than ‘ O Sole Meow rendered from it has ever been, it would seem Ifiat*"there would ’ I*? ”l»j«.s cial dies after having u tooth-puflback fence abotit midnight. opportunity for the usurer to ply his damnable trade. But eil. Hin disease was hemophilia, o — — ■ A cipher doesn’t mean anything always is there a Shylock wanting his pound o f flesh, and which means “ a liking for hemor­ ut let someone call you n nothin# unfortunate victims ulways writhing in the grasp of one rhages." hen it docs mean romothing. In that disease the slightest cut of these Money-Barons, robbing his way to affluence— J --- o--------is not to cause fntnl bleeding. \V>* murdering his way to power. Picture hats arc coming back in don't realize how ingeniously we tyle which means that the men i are matte, the average cut healing fon’t have an opportunity to see le chow anymore. P H O N O G R A P H A N D R A D IO 1 itself, nnd the white corpuscles at­ --------- o--------tacking ami destroying outsider LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL Our dub renortcr remarks that 1 germs, like vigilant policemen, gentleman Is n person o f mnswhile the healing goes on. McCormick, Chaliapin, Wurrcn- o ff u newspaper’s sales, lllne gender whn tells Ids lies to id ladies and not about them. rath. Gnlli-Cnrci, Scotti, Tito Schi-I The is marie, however, that --------- o--------IN MONTE Curb* Indies play „n and other stars of concert n.uljj!?? lin».V !‘ t. . " f mTtho H appetite nr 9,er" from satisfying France says it will pay its debt lawn tennis— perfectly respectable id then again intimates that it opera, whom the great portion of o f newspaper readers, only serves ladies—with skirts cut off far ut> III not. Mcunwhilo the United the public has heard heretofore to whet it. The experience of ates can risk two guesses about only through the medium of the newspaper radiophone o w n e r s on the hips, **o!h stockings rolled France either will or will not. phonograph record, have been rc plow s this. Anyone Interested in down and bare knees. Dressed that --------- o--------leased by the company controlling any particular piece of news wants In a New York damage suit their contracts in order to sing fori to read more of it. Further, there way they play better, and the air ree o f the witnesses were named radio. Thus their audiences arc .are many channels of information does them good. doney, Coffey and Cantaloupe, at uncc enlarged hundreds of times I and entertainment included in a Esquimau women have always hen the noon recess arrived, the and the millions of radio “ funs" I newspaper’s pages which can never kept an opening around the knees, dge remarked, "Gentlemen, I art* the immediate beneficiaries. |be broadcast. Nine times out of or around the waist, to let in the Ink we will stop for lunch." In deciding that their business, ten radio "fan" who listen to a air. The skin also must breathe. --------- o---------will not be injured by grunting public speech or convention ac­ Snys a person writing to Cap. their stars permission to radiocast tivities, buy papers afterward to r'a Weekly. "I often have a their golden tones, the phonograph' compare the reports with what IN HOLLYWOOD, Mrs. Marga­ ink expression on mv fare. Do *s companies are in much the samel they have heard, or to clear up ret W. Rowan, with her followers, Is indicate adenoids?" Wouldn’t "Reformed Seventh Day Advent­ be more reasonable to believe position as the newspaper^. Writ-J some point they have missed, ists,” are waiting for the world to ing in u current periodical, Marc lake the newspapers, the phonotat It Indicates luck of intelliend next Friday. They will watch A. Rose of the Buffalo Evening' graph manufacturers calculate that. , »nce? News discussed the often-asked fur from causing a falling off in wor’I* ends anil 1 Divinity again appears on earth. A learned lady of Kansas tie- question as to whether the radio the purchase of their records. thn Somebody will be disappointed bulletining of news will eventually tadio-casting by these great vocal area that u woman needs three isbandv; one for bysiness, one for result in the doing awny of the and instrumental stars will stimu- on Friday, either Mrs. Rowan and >cial affairs and one to look after newspnper. There nre those who late the appetites of those listening her followers’, or the Los Angeles e housekeeping. Does that mean earnestly argue that the radio is in. White conferring a boon on real estate owners. Marcus Loew bought a block out o wife will have more time to <h> the newspaper's arrival anti thut radio fans, the phonograph people to aid the air news service is to may be given credit for a fur- there for $-10,000, over the protest thing? of his managers, who said he was cncouragu n project that may cut sighted business stroke. ---------o--------paying too much. A little later he Words, money, all things else, sold it for a million. Can you e comparatively easy to give imagine how he would have felt ray; but when a man makes a had the world ended just before B U S IN E S S L A T IN ft o f his daily life nnd practice, the buyer signed on the dotted is plain that the truth, whatever NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE line? may be, has taken possession of n.— Lowell. ALL ROMANCE is failing from The story is familiar of the ven­ except for a few very short words --------- o— —— there is nothing like being frank erable preacher who justified his like no, do, go, to and a few for­ tho earth. The North Pole has »ut u thing. The Fort Mead frequent use o f Hebrew quotations eign words, like piano, potuto, to­ been reached. Ami now regular automobile trips are made across mato, words do not end in o, ailer prints on the front page everybody picture of a danseuse balanced on the ground that If these co nnd o words seem the Desert of Sahara, with hotels ry prettily on one toe. It is knows n little Hebrew. Appar­ familiar it cannot he, therefore, and electric lights on the road. Moore, our Ambassador to Spain, tided to the public like this:: “ A ently the business mind o f this because of their English uasociu graduates tlons. If it be objected that no r.ava, "Come to Spain. That's tho aster who interviewed President day of many college ofldge and says ho is not Silent goes on the similar supposition that sitch romantic notion of mixing only place where the grass isn't I." Dangers, as it were affect everybody knows a little Latin. To business with Latin would occur all trampled down ami you cun see Terent people differently. judge from advertising, Latin to the business mind, reflect for something real." seems to have a selling power. Doz­ n moment oil the extent to which The earth grow^ dull. You go The Jacksonville Journal is try* ens of new commercial terms have Latin is actually used in common to the mountains o f the Northwest r to explain that California trag- been made by combining initials trade names—Sn polio, for example, to kill a grizzly hear, and run into Y in which a sixteen year old with the first two letters of the and Ciltiema. And not only Latin, a sign reading "57 Varieties.” I murdered her mother, blames word company, words like, Oico, but also Greek, as in Sozodont, on the presence of a gun. Hot Annco, I'cboco and others. If the tooth pastes and powders rather FLOYD COLLINS, the man lying ! Journal, usually right, errs this strange vocable Cilco should meet running to Greek. The ending o in a Kentucky cave, held down by »*, for if the gun hud not been your eyes interpret it as mean­ has even become productive and a 14,400 pound rock, was still u liv idy. ithe girl undoubtedly would ing merely City Lumber Company. has been added to non-Latin words, yesterday afternoon. Men crawl­ re used a knife, a hummer, or a Of course, Nabisco has become a as in Ktovu, Toasto, StCrno. Most ing ;1U0 feet Into the cave gnve him ip with the same net result. -— familiar household word. persons, no doubt, think rodeo is coffee nnd other food and encour­ Now, all these new terms have n a Latin word, nnd therefore they aged him. A hundred other men nford Herald. are drilling and trying to dig i The Herald's argument i sound, huuntingly familiar look, not be­ accent it on the first syllable. t it needn't suppose anybody on cause they suggest the ubbrevlaIt cannot lie denied, therefore, tunnel In the hillside, to get hint ■ Journal wrote the mess of rot tion for company hut because thay 1 that everybody nowadays knows a out. No doctor thus far has ap­ refers to. it came from a syn- suggest the common Latin verb , little Latin, whether aware of the peared to crawl in, chloroform him, i ending la the English language, *fact or not. ate.—Ocala Star, Itut off his leg and release him. ■ s Su-me men talk * , i effeminate. ° Onco nsheslo" curtain, U case the theater caueht i in case the show M ,00 Q There are still mite , *ee silk peeking, * ilhoJ now. __ _ There are two ■ question, both of which wrong. a^ J A wise man never at red-hended girls or bit*, on the ankle. 1 Sometimes it is best tot, you are ri? ht and then A Kiri usually clo„ when you kiss her likes to imnginfe you else. ' .^ JUST IN PASSING By R. J. IIOLLY You never miss the water until the well runs dry nnd you never miss the wonderful climate of Florida until you hnvc to make a trip north in the winter time urn! get a lit­ tle tustn of snow und ice and zero weather. The climate of Florida is worth millions to all of us. It is very gratifying to discover thnt Sanford is in the public eye as never Before. Years ago you heard much about Sanford that was not only displeasing and distustcful blit you were constantly on the defensive. But now evoryone agrees with you that Sanford is destined to be­ come the greatest commercial center of thu entire state. • * Some o f our older citizens are taking n great interest in tile “ girl shows” that have been coming here this winter nnd 1 note several of our prominent "old parties” on front seats when the curtain rises. It just goes to show that in time celery tonic is better thnn hnir tonic. Heard n man tell an old dnrkoy in one of the big build­ ings in Chicago that ho was the best working darkey he had ever seen. The old man replied that he certainly was a good worker—he had been in a convict camp in Florida for ten years. If some c f those folks who are always finding fault with the Chamber of Commerce would attend the meetings every Friday and learn something about their problems ns well as the good work they am doing on a little hit of money they would change their tune und become active members. I often wonder just what kind of town we would have lien: were it not for the Chamber of Commerce. Strangers here all say thut when Sanford build'! that fine tourist hotel and lias tourists together with nil the many other advantages we know that Sanford will Ire the best city in Florida. We have known this for many years— it lias been difficult to make other folks see it hut they ure learning ami they are investing their money here now. I have often said it before and want to repeat it thnt Sanford has the best class of negroes in the world. They are industrious, many own their homes. They art* law abid­ ing as. a rule and give tile authorities but little trouble. We tfre proud o f our negro population in Sanford. Glad to see that Seminole County will bu represented at the Orlando Fair. We always have n good exhibit there and we show to thousands of people who learn wlmt a wonder­ ful country we have here. It is a kind of publicity that pays ami we should endeavor to have exhibits at many fairs next year. Seminole County really has a greater variety of fruits and vegetables than many counties can Least and we always take the prizes in poultry and other live stock. Help Ben­ jamin Whitner, the county agent to get up a good exhibit this year. I think I have been able to interest several parties in the idea of buttling grapefruit and orange Juice in Florida und shipping it north in harrells or bottles there to he served at the soda fountains all the year round. Oranges and grape­ fruit are bringing but little in the markets— why not take ad­ vantage of this fact and bottle the juice thus saving packing and freight charges on crates. It will Ik* a wonderful busi­ ness some of these dnys und I will have more to say about a big factory here in Sanford later on. This is no secret und I uni passing it on with not thought of opposition since there will be several of these factories in the state in the next twelve months. Lady up in my neighborhood told a tramp the other day that he looked like he was able to work nnd he promptly tolil her that lie was not near as foolish as he looked. Of course he did not tell the truth until he had eaten his free break­ fast. Our big bond issue for good roads in Seminole countv should he voted as a matter of course but we must always remember that this money is the tax payer's money and we should spend it carefully and get the very best materials ob­ tainable. Drainage and other matters should he investigated for these roads will have to last us for many years. The idea of spending the bond money in one, two and three years is also good and we can build them as they nre needed without burdeing the county with the whole snienr at one time, This will give Seminole the finest system of roads in the state anil will bring every part of the county in close touch with the whole county. Speaking of the new hotel I would like to rise ami remark if Frank Forester, Forrest Lake and Will Tunnicliffe will loan me enough money to build n hotel I will hire myself out as a bell hope und make enough hack the first year to pay o ff the loan—speaking from the angle o f bell hops nnd Pullman porters in other parts o f the country. Sanford will realize a lot of gootj publicity from having tin* Milwaukee team train here this spring. We should all get behind the idea of making their stay here idea ant and we will have to do our stuff to bring the folks here from other Floriila cities to witness the exhibition games. We should all boost our Country Club and golf links. It ii really one of the most delightful spots in the state of ■if Florida. You can enjoy a morning or nfteriioon out there and get a good mean at any time and it is a fine place to spnml an evvijing at a dinner party or dance. Our city and county officials deserve a lot of praise for the manner in which they operate this bailiwick. If you don’t think we have a fine community and a fine set of officials just try living in some other cities in other states for awhile Continued on page 5. THE SANFORD HERALD, SzVTURPAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925. SATURDAY EVENING SERMON BL DR. F. D. KING. Sunday morning, Feb. 1, 1B25. |am happy to say, where I The text introduce:, us to "a most deliver ;....... r.n address my fM f . vehement and impetuous figure— ” were outraged1 by seeing t*T "And men of violence take it by from two pulpits „( ^ force.” think ui of wit the smoking e. At once we uuiik ....... dgarets. Society society r and thejHng, and stock market m armyy of the vicious ............... ■ i i---u„«„ of the plans of arc enirnired ,...■ engaged in kv by men an/, wicked, heedless justice, driving ruthlessly for who leave openly declared some coveted treasure. When the they have accepted Christ u figure is first brought to our at­ Saviour, and avowed their tention. we think of the highway­ to join the conquest of ^ man armed with guns compelling tion. Could you imagine th the innocent tourist to give up his Jesus falling a victim tu» possessions. Some on refering which hn.s already slain fcsa to ont of the great military fonts of thousands, and which eva is slaughtering great u of history says: "The Japanese did not saunter our young men and young „ into Port Arthur by easy* and lux­ fa n you imagine the Lord urious paths; they entered the taking part in any pha-eof stronghold at the cost of passion­ ling, when gambling it i, ate and exhausting persistence, men nnd women to einbcnh robbing, to suicide, and to t, along a stiff nnd bloody way." death ? I have no desire to| Some enter the church with impoverished ideals of the char­ sutionnl. I have no thoci acter of the crusade. Just to come taking advantage of this p„ to church when convenience con­ embnrruM any one. I aM, sents may satisfy the mind of one ever, under a compelling who attends occasionally the an- 1 lion to remind myself and „ nun! circus, hut it does not reveal ionic* of you that the fact, the spirit o f Him who said, "If de ath are even now attempt* any man would come after me', nssnult the ihurt'll for whkhT let him deny himself, and take up gave His own life. Tfe | his cross und folic,w Me.” To per­ hour for every man no mit social engagements, or bus! - 1 woman in whose hearts „ i lie:-c activities to mnsiunn the best any desire to ee luimanitiL of one's blood, nnd the keenness to enter into the conquest »rj| of one’s thinking and then to of- sliming courage. If energy, and force tnl ler to Kingdom tasks sonic* of the strength of a worn nnd jaded per- constantly by the agents of L Rcnality is not the ideal of Him ness and death, whv ihooU] who said, "And men of violence i ,,u,!,e Powers lie in.nl, undi take it by force." I the wisest wav by ths btr My Comrades, the crusade 0f j *)>« dawn? D oe-■onimittigtl the Kingdom of our Lord is conto l*1(> I*‘,r‘l Jesus Mtmtl stonily in demand of Initiative*,' tI1£,1'ny. “ "'I bis force! Ml aggressiveness, alertness, ceinli-J n u,' t t'u? field of hunuiof ness, and boldness. Why should I not the Kingdom man and the! y,ul K° with me,Ih Kingdom womun he as anxious, ’ you what Is apparendjl ; when coming to a new filed to bridled force. “Saul, yet bu j enter into the program ns ’ the I ',,(t "ll1 threatening1! nrd iliJ |runner id to enter the race? \Vho' lL>r ,,tu*in*st the disciple* d j ever saw a football player who ! *-°rd*" Here is force withI had to be urged into the game? L'oartce but was this forte f You have seen those virile viV- trfl[ tcd and thrown aw:/,' 1 f ■I* i > 1 1 a . . . . ... , * * Y i Q m il n u u m l I W 1 lf! Saul npassed over Ihis wjrr—. arcus fellows * . weep when the wounds called them out of the con­ Jesus, ami earnestly enquirtJJ My CommktI test. Many o f us who have con­ instruction? were carried right inal fessed Christ be our Maviour, Suviour. *guns , , '* -■*■■■’ <■ to *u in* • and have entered the church must cru8a,’L* Wlth Phrist, ami hu_. have our notions reconstructed forcL‘ wns rnixrhtily used. Ill If I think that I can excuse m v -!,he h*story of human coon* self from further work in ; activity no one has c<|Ui!m ! Christian program when I have ' n Christianize!! given a tenth of whnt God is en After being stoned at Lr trusting to me, I have yet many ^'s f“ rc‘; *'fts him to his WJ ----- ---to 'learn 'in the ' ' art of‘ a sends him forth on lessons ....... - • ••■** ............ .** his v crusader for Christ. When he was comniited to tee The Invasion of the Forc**s of KCOn Philippi, hi* force the ....................... darkness, ne3®Jll ‘ When I was in my third year in dued .... ' *L“ i college, my name was presented the stench of the prison etffll j to the debating and literary so­ ment, got the attention of tslj ciety of which I was a member lice force and city offictrv \ lor an honor coveted bv most itu- sent him forth from the cos i dents o f the school. A fellow stu- ity a victor. llij fervent dent who had been considered by carried him through is|5Bj Ins friends for the same honor ments, floggings, shipwrtttij i came to me. placed hi * hand unon intrigues to matchless niy shoulder, and said, "The field Hut Christ does far more th is left to you." Just a few .lavs direct one’s energies; He before the annual election a friend force and aim to personal"?] the *#" came to me nnd informed me th at!. When " l,,w' Lord Jesus ■ „I isU the Very fellow student who hiul ' human heart. He carries irw energy, an'* mm ‘i-p0ilJ i-J {old me that his name would not hl‘art encrKy* I be considered for the place was not namic, and resistless enY jl only working for the honor, but may Ik* realized. He j that his men were working among heart of a man in th.’ my hearty supporters. In that west— a man whose wbul* W*| Iday when college life wns a won- teen brutalized, and ' l uciful world, that announcement changes in thal life. The **1 ‘k-. ‘_V ! came ns a very serious surprise. Inched himself ei. from .’TjTAJ jHut there arc conditions now h e-: |f ’• developed definite*! I fore every student of modern lift* i fly Co l's grace ne » 1 [Which are indeed alarming. Iciplincd his powers J . T,'*‘ forces of death are assault- " ,ajL* decades, and tudsy i mg the very citadels of righteous- wBh marvelous.. momenw»J posh. With relentless determinn- ,H now recognized as th* tion ihe powers of darkness are foremost rescue worker. (In a ^unuuv Sunday afternoon .ii M attempting to m invade . ; vfuu? the very % tn a training ground and base of sup-j CQRov Christ Jelus was JL , the army of redemption, ty10 tho life of fcj ,,nW a few days ago I sow in the 1,10 i'ounte man_ detadu.« social columns of n pager which i ?,H nihis profession llccl comes to some of your homes ;in i nitt-ly to do one thing. ar account of a dance, nnd two of lie* he is generally regarded ............. ....— ' an o"If greatest forr« y' « i chaperones were one of* the min"'m - 1 ma« i- tcrs of the town and his wife i | Ptatfor g 'I•11-1111 min IIIIK the l»l*- worhlChrist l Think o f a man who is supposed comrades, --------- r*‘- ‘ “* "'vesgives aim aim j and charges the persora |t' he called of God to preach the am i o in ■ ot His grace chaperoning power. thinking. ? When, in your ^.1 (lam’e. At a dinner tfiven by a thoroughly commercial dub, not iu Sanford 1 have (Continued on Pa|fe a ic h k i li �Tt-r jf m f i ' .s*rwpr %?i n> .vlfrii ta/.AHRlim rt t « HC u ir n e t'A • JOSS K A TH R Y N W IL K E Y , Society Editor. - LOCAL EASTERN STAR CHAPTER JS ;e n t e r t a i n e d ' b y G.' I."A. m d i e s PHONE:—Ret, 428-J Saturday Evening Sermon -n b irr .llrv’ l (il't/ijlLf ! o t Mini U ’fiVA \ (Continued from page 4 ) On Thursday at tho close o f the G. I. A. son/fciven by the G. I. A. •‘force »"!? Word\ “ violence" and a thrilling thri’lllnffUnttr?> n pOMes!don of regular meeting of the focnl chap­ Indies, whjA was followed by a a picture. You behold ter of tho Order o f Eastern Star, reading h/Miss It. E. Griffin. tho forces of the Prince of Pence o Library the G. I. A. ladies presented n rcmlerp/0»Y° Mrs™ WOr° imbued with the courage of t h S . -------7 , „ v. : ........ Chrisenuni- b e r r y /’ d Mrs. Hobrrt Glynn ac- Commander, marching "fro n vic­ fine proernm. Twenty-four Twenty tory unto victory." And why not |tbe Libra* formed Indies under the able di­ com i/"w l by Mrs. Walthour, rection of Mrs, Alfred Liija, gave F /r y D rill-0 . I. A. ladies, S L r W ra,dh 3? shouf*« ™ the Llbra- one o f the best programs ever •aduig by Miss Evelyn Wheel- loiter by the way? Ours indeed is a mission of destiny. Why, oh Printed Pussy-Willow, large bright patterns. given in the Masonic Hnll. |ub will Tho program was cumposcd of / Song by G. f. A. ladies the word n il? 1- w?.men* should’ we fancy drills interspersed with ready nr which were comnoml $4.50 yard V .. ,h„ f o r c e d coni nosed he by Mrs. ings and vocal music, as fo llo w s :/ Idja. Introductory drill, at which t?"c Corn, drill, in which every one will meet Mrs. Murray Jarvis, worthy Ant- present joined, tho proceeds to Wlien we have complete access to L. Glenn, ron o f the local O. E. S. an/M rs. SILK PRINTS atart a rug fiind for pm new Ma- exhaustions stores of perfect equip| i we n°t advance? J, M. Fcspvrman. Grand G "«« of some Tewnle. i will meet the G. I. A. of the Unite* States When multitudes of imprisoned Beautiful silk print, heavy flat Crepes At the close of the program de- sou K. Bak- were introduced Is are appealing to us for |mand presented ----. licious refreshments were carved mediate help, why should not our Chine. 40 inches wide. with beautiful bouquets as mom- ■by the O. E. ij. under thq manageClub will blood leap nt the very thought of hers of the occasion. All mem-|ment o f Mrs. R. L. Shinholser. the privilege? |J. Putman $2.75 to $3.50 yard bera and visitors were invited to Much credit for this fine enteri« the picture now, ... |come forward and welcome the |tninment is due Mrs, Lilia and the Men of violence take it by forte/’ W Grand Officer and wi-h the worthy ; 24 G. I. A. Indies who so ably ns-1 SATIN STRIPE VOILES The darkness is being subdued by ‘ matron n successful year. jsistedher. The music fur the drills the light of the countenance of N ext.on the program was th e1was furnished by Mrs. Walthour. the .Man of Calvary, ami the forces Large Flowers, Mallinson Silk Voiles. 40-in. i? j of death are retreating before the rnt of the men and the women of violence, All colors. PERSONAL its regu- • in this day of preeminent privU , Feb. 10,. leges remember this fact: the y » $4.00 yard as host-1 Mrs. C. L» West of Oviedo spent evening, which was given by the! SUcces8 of ®«r w“ rfnre depends Friday in Sanford. Sigma Nu Fraternity in honor of uP»on ?ul taKin** a,,d bolding the with the SILK AND COTTON CREPES “ Stray Greeks" of this vicinitiy. j ve’ , Aml: ""Idlers, why |bc held at --------I '“ "mild not our church maintain a Tom litter spent Friday in Orittendanee Inndo oi a business trip. The many friends of Mrs. It. S. IBl*!)1)' "ten sive? He who said Large bright patterns, fine quality Crepes. Kfcelor will be sorry to learn that Go has never cancelled His com­ mand. lie who said “ Go" contrib­ S, V. Bradford is spending Sat­ she leaves Sanford Sunday for 36 inches wide, for utes His presence every moment urday in Orlando on business. Philadelphia. I Methodist of the way. 7r --------• $1.00 and $1.50 yard meet in My fellow Workers, He lias as .tlrs. Emmett McCall and Mrs. Miss Ituth Gillon left Friday for lemoon at bsc O. Conoloy spent Friday in Titusville where she will be the signed to you and me a task of £ V Tire urged Orlando. 40-in. Colored Voiles, fine quality and fast colors. Small guest of Miss Bertha Hudnut fur great moment here in this city nnd district, nnd, if we will advance * A the week-end. in the strength of the equipment T. Y. McCarty of Gainsvillc is Cotton Prints.........................................................50c yard n ERS OF spending a short while in Sanford Mrs. J. M. Fesperman, Grand which Hu provides. He gives ns s y on business. Gtiilde of the G. I. At of the Unit­ every assurance of victory. He is n nderstawb ed States is the house guest of still saying, "Go,” nnd He is say­ n %♦ j’gfjern* ing that to you, my friends, and ■JL Lingerie Cloths Broadcloth Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Crnndell will Mrs. Alfred Liija. V i dste on motor to Dnytonn Beach for the to me. Let us gather up all our ■ ■ A , Wtmm’? day Satuniay. ♦ n Miss Geneva Shuman. Miss Lil­ resources of body, mind and spiit., Cotton Jerseys. Lace Small and large stripe A Jill action. lian Shuman and Mrs. W. J. Shu­ nnd commit ourselves to Hint for ■ ;V ?l for soJ. W. Hardy is spending the man of Oviedo were guests of the conquest. stripe Voiles, soft dimity, check and plaids, 36 inches IVonso’s *■V week-end in St. Augustine the friends here Friday. A Icpened at guest of friends. checks and stripes wide, silk finished. Just In Passing* ■ t ■A Mr. and Mrs. Jack Maurer ex­ ■V Company Qlenn Wimbish left Friday for pect soon to have as their guest 50c yard $1.00 yard > (Continued from page t) ■A initiate Jacksonville where he will remain Mr. Maurer's brother Armond L. or read the papers, tt'c should i«t” and for a few days. *A Maurer of New York City. all be proud of our law abiding iU V i will community. ■A Mrs. F. T. Ilreene and two Mrs. Nelson Gray has as her guest Miss Martha B. Churchill of daughters of Lakeland are the The water at the tower of the H guests of Mrs. M. M. McDougal at city plant ran over last night caus­ ■A New York City. * M her home on Celery Avenue. ing u shut down of part o f the ■A AM Mrs. M. M. McDougal has as electric rystem until it could be Mrs. Elizabeth O. Buchtree of fixed as water is a good conductor ■A her guests Mr. and Mrs. Edgar bf Cirtle Pavas of Atlanta, Ga. Baltimore, Md., Mrs. Robert Hin­ and caused a fire at the tower. bt m . -’ I nies and Miss Virginia P. Brown Only a small part of the city wa» ! Iton* Mrs. l-eo Wheeler and Mrs. An­ of Halve de Grase, Mil., are guests put of lights for a short time but ■A drew Aulin of Oviedo were shop­ of friends in Sanford for n short it reminded me of the fact that 10DGF. ping in Sanford Friday. while. we now arc goting excellent service t L M. y from lie Hnuhcrn Uiliies Co., and s £ * I V « Walker Sam S. linuiiicl returned Friday we now have one of the b ,*st Mrs. T. J. Hackney of Trilby, Fesperfrom a husines trins to New York plants in tho state. This wns mi left Friday after several days vis­ ■ HBoaMaaHniinunoaHuaaaHaxixiiHKaBBaaNaaaHDaaianaii n i a u u n i s n a i n n B O s a a m z 'z i i i n m u u z a u ia a a u u a a x a in n a B a :m i:a a t Grand Mrs. Hnunicl will arrive Sunday, fault of the electric plant Tlmrsit with Mrs. Alfred Liija. to New having stopped over in Brunswick, day night hut the men of the the made Mrs. Tom Adams has ns her Ga., for a short visit with her par­ Southern Utilities Co. were on the « tvening guests Mrs. L C. Baumen and ents. j'oli at once mid demonstrated that U of tin* Mrs. B. L. Smith of DeLand. they are ready to give Sanford real it a cafMiss Santa Lake nnd Paul Luke service all the time day and night. n’s Cluh Charles C. Ely of Jacksonville will motor Saturday to Tam Da The shutting olf of the lights give.i a being nrrived Friday and will spend sev* where Miss Lake will he tin guest i us time to ponder over the fact we eral days, Ar* Ibusiness in Sanford. 1« f Miss Mary I.miisc Dickenson. are getting real services nnd what u> l They will nttend the (,’oronutiim an awful time we \yould have here lostcss Robert Jinkins left for Gains- Ball nml other Gasperilla festivit­ now if our electric plant was not', one of the best. Sanford is grow- |»" villu Saturday where he is u stu­ ies. ing so rapidly that it takes eo n -lfO :iub dent in the University o f Ftoridn. much J; » Mrs. Hnrrv Walsh who ban been stunt improvements 'mid >\\\\\\\\\\ Lewis of i'll Hie Florida Sanitarium at money to keep up with the l i i '- W (harmingMr. nnd Mrs. F. A. ... ........... ninrid:' for light nnd power and the Dtrplirate Waverly, N. Y., are guests of the I' ormoso will come Saturday to utility company is meeting every ! y at her Montezuma Hotel, for an extended spend the week-end at home. Her demand. many friends are glad to learn that me. visit. i she is able to come home for a v delightCAKD OF THANKS . FolluwMrs. Robert Keelor arrived Fri­ short while. We wish to thank sincerely all irje lunch- day evening from Philadelphia to who extended Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Clark the kind friends (jrate was he the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A W M fN C S ' and of Imliiirmpolgj. ImL are guests of every help and comfort ue Glister E. Watson. A W « 0 £ thoughtfully sent flowers on the the Valdez Hotel Saturday. Mr. . iirs. K. F. V A A tE V V Geo, \V. John Meisch. R. L. Doan. G. W. Clark is a prominent lawyer of la- occasion of tb> sudden deatli of and Mrs. Clar’t is a our beloved husband and father. (Spencer Jr., Floyd Boyle and linnnpolis IT 0 £ S « « M S - . . f it ,.. Lo m i. ' M r u fC. C. ( ’ Woodruff W u IrllMlff Mrs. member of the himnl of iihe na­ Mr?, Rou-; Max Stewart attended the innsW. Ik Woodruff tional Federation of Woman’s light, Mr?., querade dance in DeLand Friday Seth Woodruff Clubs. frank MilMrs. Ii. A. laiKBBUdiin j h h " IKill Puleston ■ iav. M allison Spring Silks J* ti l he YoWell Company I $ Q orcm ■ □ WMIMCS i Circle c Party «f the All met with Ly eveno valentine Friday Mights of xk. Spec­ if the evo­ kes were of the inlially in0 50 cents, fo r' 2 can give immediate service on any type oi awnings or roll curtains T o Ice Cream Patrons Mr. W. S. Royal) is retiriiiB front the manufacture of Ice Cream in Sanford and wishes all his friends to know and pat­ ronize his successors. THE SEMINOLE CREAMERY CO. 'iness di.?*ojoyed a (IN C .) •Mrs. J. first prize Takes over his business with the hope and belief that * members ing room ttd hy her 111 refresh* “ Every Day in Every Way" tirclc are: *«»n. Mrs. »*r, Mrs. '• N'tiuser, •Aeankee Mrs. ; Mallem, Hoy. ftd Mins Sanford people will find improvements in the methods and quality of its out put. MR. WALKER IS AN EXPERT GRADUATE in doing products manipulation, makes his own firnuilus scientifically and personally supervises every process. More­ over till products are PASTUERIZED! y. a KiirrvBtiinjj it being the , ii- r*n‘ng. At di. lis te d ,Mr'- .John 11and Mb . *UciuU:i re­ Assurslns you health, neutrltious ««fe, ami dellcimis foml.i. Call for Iboilucts of Seminole Ice Cream Co. x i , U r /tin . (INC.) ♦4 Phone 034 aaH ga R«iiH«aHaBitaaMiiaa B«*raauuuaBaBiiBaaB«iu*Ba HERALD, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1925; •f* v-j •h ^k * *-** ♦++*>+\v*» I �d 11 K ill 1Z*?} ilins Smothered| C o u n ty or 8 High Class Events Brings AutO Racing Favor O f Tampans ■ CRT! A m im , entitle, lio n o f U llted to l In th Hew* i of r it e h e * I BAT UR IBLE THl tiTHE ONI ic trust I but ' line of the »:7. ; WHERI isn't i Manly ant *■every I Th secret !• doesn't t Oh, haven’ 11 follow J f only th are t SparIna: a thing th as a land t are can ti becon If only th lotor and f ‘Fill up tb­ it wouldn' tauffh .Even a bo* Jntry and -Character fow can a 1 If there is here are tl Echo It wi Ian who w Bridging * Nation and t Joining cn Hare are t> » right ji But where 1 ^i , It all dep its to who i | Walt Whft hft success; A man wi rcjretable so ti It. Queer hoi* ilea that ws Ion. 1 The man! loesn't evei Arrington. Our office A cipher < it let some ien it docn Picture hu yle which Jn’t have e show an Our dub 1 gentleman line gendu d Indies an France bo ; d then no II not. Ii sten con r France eit In a Net ee o f the loney, Co ten the n< Ige remat nk wu will 3ays a pe r’s Week! nk expres h indicate be more t it it Indir nee? A learned ires that 1 ibandr; on :ial affairs : housekee » wife will hlng? iVords, mi ■ com puri ay; but v t of his il s plain thi nay be, hi 1.— Lowell here is nc ut u thin tder print picture of y prettily idea to th< iger who ilidgo and .” Dangt ’erent pco ’ he Jacks* to expluii ' in whirl I murdere >n the prt Journal. 1 e, for if 1 dy, ithe g e used a I \t with th ifurd Her hit Heruhl It necdn’ Journal * lifers to. tti*,—Ocul ■— . Stetson Grid Stars Are Given Sweaters DeLAND, Feh. 7. — Eighteen members o f the Stetson football yipiml of Inst fall have lieett pre­ rented with sweaters, l)r. Lincoln Ifulley, president of the school, making the presentations. Those who won the coveted prizes Includ­ ed Captain Kirk Gnnby, Lloyd Layton; captain for J925, Charles Cov­ ington, Hon Geiger, Hoy Moore, Henry Callahan, Charley Tribble, Fd Martin, "Spot" Courtney, Ches­ ter Freeman, Joint Stewart, Hay Baldi, “ Red’’ Silsby, Bob Snyder and Lawrence Bcrtinrd. OLYMPIA WINNER AT TAMPA -TAMPA, Feb. 7 . - Miss Martha Norclius, winner of the -100 meter race in free style event : in the Olympic races ut Paris lust .Inly, will compete in the swimming meet to bo held here Feh. 21 und 22. it in announced by D. P. Davie, clmir* . man of the hoard of trade’s com­ mittee on whiter sports program. Mi: s Norellus is u native of Stock­ holm, Sweden, but lu£r father has fo r many yenrs been un American .citizen ami is swimming instructor at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. TENNIS OFFICERS NAMED FOP.T MYERS, Feb. 7.— Dougins S'. Watters, of Mulberry,, has been .elected'president, E. C. Ward, <>i St. Petersburg, vice-president, W treasurer, o f the South Florida Tennis Association. The league is composed o f several South Florida cities that enter tennis for the inler-city championship, jt lias been decided 'to begin play in prelimi­ nary rounds on Sunday, Feh. H. CLUH FO RM ED JACKSONVILLE, Feh. 7.—Th" Twin-City Athletic Club, organized for the purpose, It is announced of the advancement o f clean boxing, noon will lie in operation luyi* un­ der the presidency o f Fred O. KberJinrdt, Frank M. Ironmonger, Jr., is secretary, ami Hen Smith gym ­ nasium manager. HUNTS SU N D AY H UNTERS EUSTIS, Fel». 7.— Sheriff H. A. Cascndy of Lake County has launched a drive against persona hunting on Sunday and those hunt­ ing without licenses. C. A. Hahn nf Altoona was among the first to be arrested for Sunday offences. He was taken into custody whil ■ returning from tin- northern pari o f the county with a deer which ho bad kllldd on Sunday, and was fin­ ed $21) mid eo-1 • for the violation. W H ISK E Y nd IS A R R A IG N E D Wei L b s o w n ert In amt w h o Tmbscrihrd t h . l r f o r e g o i n g A r t i c l e s r i f , It lM rim rutlnn With “Gator’’ Team + TAMPA, Feb* 7.—-Because of,.the sensation enused, by the spectacu­ lar automobile races that opened the South Floridn Fair on Feb. 3, General Manager P. T. Strioder has announced that a similar pro­ gram will be staged on Saturday, Feb. U as a climax for tho 11)25 exposition. The thrilling driving of the world famous speed kings permanently restored auto racing an a (sport in Tampa and fair officials an­ nounce that practically the same drivers and cars will he on hnnd for the next program. Itaugduhl, npced king, in his Miller machine was the sensation of the dny hut was puihed to thu limit by the strongest field of opponents that he has even encountered. Because of the success o f the auto racing program, unmnrred by accidents, officials believe that all attendance records will he shattom ! on Feb. 14 when the speed monarch* will again take posses­ sion of* the course. The drivers entered in the meet include Kig llaugdnhl, Trondhjem, Norway; l.arry .Stone, Kansas City; Hud Putnnm, Providence; Sam Purvis, Jacksonville; Hob Green, Orlando; Dave Koetzle, Miami Shores; Shorty Gingrich, Lansing; Pete Craig, Daytona, and Tony Bani, Chattnnoogn. (his eared " " O f '•* ,"*l*.'•/♦■•nHy arhnSw :r eery o F tl t°'T h r* i* t “ J '*>{ Jilu. la, South o f of th* of 8ee<: Ituitfh of flf'h V K o H iie ia t 0 « r t * r < N B H ) p f th * .Southeast Q u a V r i S K U ) of S e c tio n 13, T O W IiT ilK jj youth of wife. Chh*n, R t l a r l r i C. W a r- B a n g * 39 E u * l j nlso.Xi " £ kf « * T r i m * * ’a nd hi* Hucce**T ll* Hmilllrar-t QtisrVr (S P .U ) of o r * -In Trust, A b b l* t h * Southeast. Q u a rt*A V *i|:V > nf i ll. B a l d w i n am **#Wwrit» and w ife . Ahttlr Ke-'t fc.li 33, T o w n s h ip F- -him It of n a l J * ' “ ; J e « * n . C o l * and wlf*. B a n g * 29 Haul; HiSo. The North llolf T m L . ; i 0 , r ' „ w , , ., *anl. >*• H prtnxrr aml w if e , Ha rail R p rtu g rr! J . Ii ■Houtlitvert Q u a r t e r t S W M f J t s * r w lf ,‘ - --------- M a s- thin * 3. T o w n s h i p 19. „r rulfrr. M o o s j , T a y l o r .lr.. and Wife j Unrig* 39 H as t: also. A n m * n . T a y l o r . D avid Jlo n iK o m - 1 T h e HouthweaL Q u a rte r ( S t- i< ) | J.r(. • * ? d . Wife. ------------ Aluntgomery. - r f the St,tithWe»t Q u a r t e r e - t v * } ) ; i Kobert II. Ita m * e y . a* T r u s t e e and of Hertlou S3. T o w n s h i p 19, r' J - Within The Nfcr GEORGE W.Al . Willie Knmm, for whom the Chi­ cago While Sox paid $100,000 two years ago, may be displaced at third if Manager Collins can dig up a hard-hitting infii-ltler. Kamnt’s work at the hat last season was very unsatisfactory. N o r m : Ilf i m -ohimihatios n r T.I «l<» n r.. 0. ml nmllilng an-l c o u U l l l t l ' l A t , MtAN CO. I ari-iiuutliu: ImnliieSH, Ntil|i;e la hereby g iv e n , that w e , ( T o mirmie uoy i tnl a l l o t b e r lomfilte umleralKneil intend to utility to ner.ne*. mid to do miv and a ll oth er tile H o n o ra b le J o h n W. Alnrtln, 1 a r t s and th in g s , mid to r s e r c l s * G o v e r n o r o f th-- Hiate o f r i o r h l n . ut any and till o t h e r p o w e r s which T n llu h a ss e e . Klorld a, on the 1Ul Ii m a y he nui-s.-.iry, e x p edien t o r c o n ­ d a y o f f e b r n a r y . A . l*. 1935. f o r venient i n 1 omie. 1 inn with, o r In L e t t e r s P a te n t. ItieoriiorutlnK t'n.M- a d ditio n to tin- tolslness sunt linslM U H C IA L LOAN i.’ti.. u n d e r the f o l ­ Her: In re inliefore spe cifie d, which l o w i n g proposed c h a r i e r , the - r l K - a n a tu ra l person, und a rorporsitlon Inal o f which Is now on f 11.- hi iho 01 tills c h a r a c t e r m a y l a w f u l l y d o ] of f ir e of the Hecretnry o f the Ht.ite unit e x erc ise , and to do a n y mid sill ( •it I'lorldn at TnltiihasHee, F lo rid a . oi the titislncsn nr t h i n g s b e fo re 1 I!. I.. M A L T U IH iiieiiti.inetl. e ith e r nloti- or In coinK.M.MA It M A l .T D I i : liitintlnti. and to have, e x e r c i s e and e n jo y n il the ric h t s, priwers and HUG. I'*. IIA lH ’O i'K . A r l l r t r s o f liir»r|ioriltlon ol C o m - p r i v i l e K i s Ineldi-ni to eoriii,ratlo.is •nerehil I .on 11 Co. o r g a n is e d and existing: under the \Vi-i Hi-' m idtrslK lied, h a v e a K r e e d l l u w s o f tin* Htnie o f F lo rid a In u.i.ioclnti- oiiritelves, und do li.oi'it is the Intention th a t a ll ohhy hecoinn onaoclat«>d f o r the p u r - l j n ' t s and p o w e r s spe cifie d , and pone o f fornilm: into a tmdy im llllc ; d a n . o s cotttiiln-d In l i d s purityra|di und ro r p o r a le . mid- r nnd l»y v i r t u e 1sh all, • << ep! w h ere o t h e r w is e e x nf th - In tv :t o f the S l a t e of F lo r id a , i pr>-nsei| in nald p a r u g ra p h , tie noujii ) do h ereb y adopt the f o l l o w i n g w is e lim lieil or re stricted ny re fe rA r t ic le s of tiic orp o ru ilo ii: j • tn.-e to, or In ference fro m the term s A rtic le I. j of a n y o th e r < 'iii;:u- o f this o r a n y T h e name of tin - c orpo ra I Ion s h a ll oth er pu r ,i u ru pli In thin c h a r ie r . In- Ci iMMi:ft**l At. M tA N I 'H , and and that the o b je c ts and p o w e rs itii principal p lace o f h u aln.ns pluill j t.-pcelfied In ene.'i d a n s e o f tills In- in tin- T o w n -if AI turnout •>' jiiiraitrnpli r.hnll he r e g a rd e d a * InHpriim:'. In t h - County or ScinMiole„i|iopiibiicnt o b je c ts ami powers, s i n t i of Klnrlda. hut It m ay h a v e | A r t ic le l i t . unit e st a b lis h such o ilie r plnn-a o f T h e nmniiul ot the c upiiul stock liu:lln- :>, nil the n.iUI'-! o f I »t I H'U.I U | Ilf tll'il ci.rp.ir.-1 loll s h a ll be One m ay front time to tim e d e t e rm in e .- ] lll;ndr<d Th-iiisaiul I f lOn.nmi.OOJ A r t ic l e It . I m il.n r, to he divided Into tine T ile g e n e r a l n a tu re nf lln- hnsl- 'I lionn unl nhuri s of One llm id red tiers to he tr a n s c a ie .l liv said • o r - j | f 100. 0 0) D o lla rs each, p u ta llo n ffhall lm an f o llo w s , to-'i T h e cuidti'l stock of th is corp o ra w it: In aci|tilrc. ow n and hold tutcli ■ lion mat* lie p a v a h le In. Is:nieil o r ' r i a l amt personal p ro p e rty ns m u . v j i i s i j f o r tlo* pnrehas-- of p r o p e r l y 1 lie necistiary or convenient In i h e j i i t h e r real o r p erso nal, or fo r the i tr a n s a c tio n o f Its hllitlm-ss. to m a k e ] paynn-m o f la b o r n r s e r v ic e s , at a | and p erfo rm con tra c tu o f a n y hind ju st v a lu a llo ii th ereof, }o he d eterand d--scrlpi ion in rn rrviutt on I t s ; mined hy the tlnaril o f D iteetor* tiledni-sii, o r f o r th e |tuipoi!e ->f o h - j at a tueitlti:- t. In- l a l h d f*ir that talniiiK or f o r t iieriiu, a n y of Us 'p u r p o s e . Jn-ts. I A rt le le M . T o n r-ud re hy purclm re. or o i l i e r - ] T h i s eiii-p ra tio n ahull cnnllm ie w ise, und to hold or sell ns un In­ nnd h a v e lo ll p o w e r to e x e re t s* Us ve stm en t. any honds or oth er s e ­ cot-tinralc rlwlti^ and i r a u c l d s e [ur c u r i t ie s or e vid e n c e* iif llnleliteil- a |o rind o f u ln e ty-oliie y e a r s from it van c re a te d o r Iamt til hy any In­ : ml a l t e r the i onuin licetnefll Of Its d iv id u a l or in d ivid u a ls, corp o rn llu n cnrportlte c x IkI*• tice. or c o rp o ra l Ions, a s s o c ia tio n or usA rtle le 1 . noclatlnUK. of tin- Htule o f Flo rh lu , Tim hualtn1u o f i his e u rp o ra llo n o r o f a n y o th e r H ti*t«\-Territory or sh all he I'oodm l ii l hy ih e f o l l o w ■ ti lx o ffle e ru : u I'reSldr nt, u ViceC o u n tr y . mid .1 i e t n - t .i r y and T o purch ase, hold. well, n - s lg n . I ’residi-m t r.llT*Ml*.*Mi'(l' frtA*. ■ tifei(l*i-*or e l h e r - Tren*t»r*r. telm ni-y. I,(••one iiml l h w l s - d ispo se of s h a r e s o f c apital f ilm s p-rt-t.n, »rul h Ihl.lrd of D i ­ stuck o f a n y o th e r c o r p o ra l Inn or re c to rs o f not l e -,-l -If * it 1 n r... I IrurpurntIons, a s so c ia tio n o r nasoclu- niuri t d a it s e v e n I i|r» t'.ora, w!n» liun-i. ot (In K t a t-1 of F lo rid a , or in lllllst hi sti. 1 I, ii uh 1 • nny oilie r S ta te . T e r r i t o r y or C o u n ­ C h ill 111* fir s t til-eit n|> of Ihe oro*-'*ie** try and w h ile the o w n e r o f such sloe khoh lei'l III-. I-'U *1 | el sto c k to e x e r c i s e a ll r l x l u s , p o w e rs lor, tlo- ni'liie,.- o f th is c o r p n m t loll and p r iv i l e g e s o f "Wtu-i-shlp. includ- j tdi-dl 1 Inc the rla h t to vo te thereon. IS. I.. Mitllhh- I’ reshlet.t. T o Issue honds and o th e r nidii.i[ii.ii it, Mititto -. VIr »• -f-ri-sld-n* gut ions 1*1 ttle pttvipcUl fo r pro<ii o. C li.dic i-li, jteereiar;* an 1 p e r ty , Includlnw i.hort-a nf mock and T o otun-i. otlu-r si etirUli 1 w ld rli m a y he pill - T i e '1 mi d >f i t• t:i sludl lechaned or n ru 'ilrc d h y It, or f o r !l I.. .Mttlilde, Minina It, Alnlihi» an-l m oney hurrinved. or fo r uny o i l o i Gen. i-' liuheoi I;. l a w f u l o l d e n In or nlmut Its h u d ’I Ip f r o or - rp tu la .it Inn 1 ieelijetts; to rnortguife or td-sUtc any ' inn oir Ho- atiH-khmd-'rs 10’ Mils cotp rfipcriv w h ic h m ay he owned nr ;»o'ii ton sh all he held In the Tow-i u ru n lr-d hy It nr in w h ic h It m ay ef A l t o r i p u i c gprinK-t, Florhlu, 011 l.e i n t c r e ,t«-d: In ",ir rn hond H-- IV’ li ili-y i t I e h ru .trj’ A !• or uni oth er o ld lg u llo u hy II I s - _ t'-2*f i tlo- p urpo -e of udnptllty Kuril; to jfuar.ttite-- uttv bunda c - n - hy-la-.vs t.iul c o m p le tin g tin nre,.rn . . . o . u o. n ils i-iii'piii at loll, nnd al t rncts o r o lh -t ohlHuttlon- i " m-h-tinlitli poi .- o f electltllf and tierform c - n t r ' i c i s -if w h s t e v i r P i for kind and d'-wcrlpllo-i: In ptn cliat—. pin Ii offlc- r.'i iif the -'orp-iratloii us lii-rlnahove ( i n v i d i i l for. amt lease. Im prove, duvi lop. relit und 11 ,o ll real 1 1 and p e rso n a l pro- tlK't'euflel*. tile Ulllilml llle. l II;'. of • "i<i-,.'-‘ . . i o f thin c iir p o fiiiIon pci ty l i f e - , 1 . r l t n m c l c r a nd d»t* Kcrlltllotl. WlllniUl hin't us to a- slia ll lie In Id 011 tin- la st Thin .-da , ..... m u . in its ov u : • nr and us ... ....in..ir> o f t-urli y e a r . \ rllele XI uu'-nl f o r o t h e r s : to t 1 rvey noliTi-e lil c l im ' amnuiit o f lndeht«-d-I d ivide , plat. Intpruvi m i l devi 1o|t la n d * fo r 1 i f pm oo-.i- o f sa le , or , in-Hu o r l.a h illty to w h ich this c o r - I I orUllotl -ll.ill Htihjeet It'.i-lf ullutl . nt Iter wise, and In do and te-iform nil thlu.'fi need ful ut; I lu w tn l f "■ i,e a mini nut to exceed ih e umnuiit | III,, d ev elo pm ent und Improvement ■ i tin- i'ii f>11a I nt ock of ihi'i c o ip o ra - 1 of th e uanio f o r I'-uidi-neo, tr a d e n r ih'it. A r t ic l e X II. hiislness. T h e lia iu-p lilld I'esid- nees I f till* ' To -trnnacrll-e llto recoril". o f Sejnlp.ile.i-i'lnlttr. Iiti'orpoi u l o r s mat tlotioie county. I loi'lda and mil'll I.tlo-r ■ mintleii u m a v In- d ctirlnlio-'l u n ­ j .minimi a t the c u p iic l ulock mill- ) rip and m i !-c Ale-lriictii o f TUI* C- u’ f'ihed hi e »e|l p re ail 11ll III ii"l, to - • tin* re a l ttrnpei'ty ihoridfi, and l-t I W» D. (<• Mnllhie. A l;a in n ;iie rprlne-i. uisil Insure 11rl•- 1 t -t wu 1t*nn 1 • p ro p e rty . , I lorlda, .'HI Shni • I .turn.1 i: Mali PI*. Mininttiile T o hit- . "■ M. hiiimrt e tim rt and Florhlu. tun t'htiee:-. ■ '.•iit-riilly d-.-l In l i u l i s . nml fruit jtpr iiyII it u. (-’. Il lhcock, Altamoule predip-t: : 1 • cnnnifc In Du ciil(ilvu■ I 1, plaiiiin:anil pr "liirtlon n f J Hpi dngk. Fl-irhta, inn Sliiir IN V.ITNMHH V,'It Mlt Ik IF. Iho f n o i i and Ugrletliltiri'l 1 ••-.diuTe h u \e To nutnnfact 1 1 1 -ei t ami ih-il In • ale-crlbiUK , iiieiirttitratorii h ereu n to set t h e ir liuiulu on this tpulor \- lili'le". mricliho-ii. tools and tho J t h d a y nf li hru.irv l>. l.iiwtx ci- ut: ol all kind T o act 111 n 1 : 1 1 • m r*-pre--,nt i t ivi 19 (', M. '.t Vl.TIIIIv i.f 1 orponi 1 le uu lin in ' and Individ ' ! MMMA II MAI.Tit It: u.,| , und a s in n to d - ' • lop and t.MO F B A B C O C K tend ih e htiallle--i liilcie- iu of firm if | lol ldu. atari . orpurui Ions 11 ml Individual:' . 08 N. Drang, A iv \ tt-I,. -.urtciVl auif t Ml. CITRUS on Four '*• Warwick. ntinfperf\ r ----and w,f--• *lum-|ji|l| nf coitipljltu i-xhloiteil a.-tainsti and hla.Huceesafirr, in T r u - u . l o ^ i., t• i AI,hie H B a l d w in . H t u r » n Vi Italil- P*". ^IS-3t. I4tn*. aa T r n * f e * ami ydji mid each o f ) op i-i ti il i c . i u - i . , o n «m w if e A l i b i ? P H .idw 1 !hrr Hhw-eaann, Hi T r u a l. H awli l l a l - 1 ft Is f u rth e r o r d . - . d that -Ills Jo ",* D 11* 1* and wDe > “ nd ■ hnsliand, ---------- Mulplii. f.rder of ■•■ihllawtlnn >-* imhtl .lied W illiam II H p rln x e r a n d w lf . H a r a b i i o L ? * b’ lpln , a n d h u s h a n l , -------- -1 111 T h e Hanford H erald, n m-w spaS p r i n g e r . .1. H. M a x n . U e r and ‘ w l f - . i n“ ,‘ r n r i Vr.v" f ’ !-‘*r • " (*" n.fdril. H -m lnol* w e h >v e *; U a n c ^ n n g e r ln e s , ValeiV*ia Oranges I’ aryvn Brown Orantn l l ' itom v o m e r ' i nni n , ! 1- ’w . V " ' ' ,,a V ‘ , A . Lane a n d ’ h u s b a n d . — I T N K S 8 m y hand a n d ilie settl Id .MontfTfiini*ry nn<1 WlfH, ■ F r u n k H I>i*w]«t ■ )« T r n x i i i~m Lane l jii|«t Of Wthe C ircuit ('ourl o f the S e v ­ M ontfconi#ry( It n h fr t -II , u » B n nm»rn In T ru M . anil K. L. F a r * enth J u d i c i a l C ircuit nf the HintT r u s t e e und b is Mticceasors In T ru st. | r(.t| a n ,| w 1 ^ j" ;,.";,,* *p ,o . . . , o f F lo rid a . In and foe H e-ilno'e .Margaret H. R a m s e y , In dividually o t h e r w is e . In nnd to Die lauds h a r e - J Com tty on th is the 3iUli d a y o f J a n T . 1' l * r /A':1! ' 1 l n a , l ’!r O -M rlb w l: to a ll ---------p a r tie s n a r y . A. D. 1910. * rt IL l l a m s e y , .M argaret W. Itam- ,-|ni,t,|n r in t e“r e‘s t‘ s----------under---Tims. K. (Heal) V; M. n o c n i . A H : : . V!d „ * ^ r Z T g ltall>f- >' Wllwin. d ec e a se d . Tiinm us Knunatt ( ‘Je rk o f the C irc u it C o u rt l ‘]UJ ’ ]■ ' 1 ’ Jl, a , l*J 3? * ^ - , , . , Wilson, d ece a se d . J a m e s Lane, deo f llie S eventh Ju d lc iiil i.’ lrJid jnxon. lurk^^XV. -Mcponuld and r -^Hed. and J o h n Marly, dereaaed. rit It o f the S ta te o f F lo r id a i'i . ti M rDunalU, *'Ja r > ^ t r In anil t«» ih** fo llo w In and Tor He ml no l» C o u n ty . Mac onu .l and huaham l. J-diu A. in i , | „ r r |be.l la n d s s itu ate , l y i n g D y : A. M. W M K K S. D. c . Mar Donald, t . t . F u l l e r and jj*"- • und helnir In t h - C o u n ty 'of HemlR O I t G K A. DeCOTTIW, flnd f l " ! . wJ!m . (ml* ^h ' 1 S l a t * nf F l o r id a , m o re C t-oiler. W . II. Sloddeii and |iHrtlrtilnrly d -s c rlh e d ns f o llo w s . f!. U \ HPMN’ C’ MU. J U . . S o lic it o r and o f Co unsel f o r XVlfe. Htodden. lt. M. Hlodileh !{ ,i - w lt : C o ih plalnant. ami wife, — Htndden, (leorK*' I* G o vernm ent L o t s fine ( I ) nnd J a n . 31. Feh . 7. 14. 31. 39. w i f e , --------- Brown. D row n and w ife. I d a l T w n ( 3) and th e Mast H a l f ( K * i ) M a rch 7. 14. 31. 39. Hlttiuund Gum p erl nml PlnQtpple O r a in i Mlcsh Seedless Gi Write oi>rire usforDu We hove thMock. Cam SUMMERFtELD N1 MiFSon Cmin^ SUMMERFIELD, That9s •• nui . #»*,»* j i ni*Mi tt i.T' A ll— Nothing Mor And a lot in beautiful O A K H I L L Is yours with taxes for 1925 As well as the paving' already paid # 11j Let us Show Y on an Opportum Which will never be SPECIAL BARGAINS e x c e lle d 16th St. Price $1400.00. $250.00 cash, Cut to Suit $ ' 1,(10 p e r c ord d e liv e re d Britt Realty Company balance $10.60 per riiontO. E. F. LANE “The Suburb of Opportunity” REALTOR *' Si ‘ »' | First Nalionnl Hank Huildinc. Ilomus r,01-502. mM .n c N. H. GARNER, Developer Phone 05 Sales Force Miss Kuba Williams, Mr. U. L. Shipp. ■il; p asks' Ismittahtif It. S ection 13. Ill, B u n g e 39 Ki *e T h e .-West ill** CZ the season. The Floridans playetl' T r u s t e e consistently good pntnrn' allthrough. They pluyed the Orlando Tennis Cluh Thuiwlay in Orlamlo, In spite nf the desperate battle some of the Huliimt players put uu, Florida pulled down a icoro o f 0-0. The Florida team was made up of Cleveland, Huwui, Slade und Hlitch. McRoherts, Peoples, Drna und Hlrschull defeuded the Ulue ami Gold. iif. GEFOt t l .adt*h m •S ell rrax: ^ executed the W i n t e r s a m e f o r thu* P----ROLLINS COLLEGE. Wintne u r f w * * th e re in e x . 1 Park, Fia., Feb. 7.— Following n I Pressed, a * ,i - _ . i o f f ic ia,tl W I T N E S S n yr h hand and warm-ftp tournament with the Win |rieul ui I'd b iA y so l. ter Garten Tennis Cluh the^Rol- [*£,■ « ■ low lit* tins College players had u chance; 7i»: day >.( February A. h 1915. at a real college* team last Wed tF.al) I.Kol.A W, Votvr.I.l. nesduy when n | Notary Piildty. 8 n u » of Florida nesday when they they engaged engaged in in a\ court battle with the urilyerslty. ( J i y ri.tnniOtslon e x p i r e s Dec. 31. of Florida team. f i r:t:tj. UcCOTTDH. , hit Successor* In Trust, .Margaret-of IIbiik* 29 East; nn-t also. The game, which conslutcd P .a h i**y ,-In d iv id u a lly and a s Hue- J G o ve rn m en t Lot Twti ( 3) o f 8**t> A lfo rrte y f o ? I n c o rp o ra t o r -. fix matches, Instcd all liny. The ; e - f s o r (n Truwi to Itohert 11. I t a m - 11loti 34, T-»wn;li.i. 19. i-oiuh teams were composed o f both var-; ' - — ' - - ney. .M a rga re t W . f ta in s e y and In**,-? R a n g e 2!* f;.i*L 1, b..rld, —< ----ItahiSey. J a m e s \ \ ., anil to ony ‘ »*-■ *’ u n y a n d ’ A f r t i t h * r piyyion*. sity and freshman players, the var-! iv Till: CTIUTTTuir _____ u p T i m Johnson amt w if e . JulinsuiV 1 Whose n;i«>k'tiH * u n k n o w n , rlnlth* SRVUVm Jt liltT A I. i lllt t IT iNsra W , McDonald and w Im sity teams playing each other and j i n g a n y r i g l i t j U t R o r . lnterest In . <11* PI.OMIIIA. IN AS it Pllll the freshman playing freshmen. AioiJodAlu, .Mary A , Afacllonali) jiin l-n m l In lh$* ivr^£j*»rtx 1$«*r**tuut*«»v**» N E M IN fll.ft C t i r N T V . A . Aru^Hoiuhi, i\ «'.ji!i*iu*rlliH|, ,«i|r. f t ® !n r p artvl; The Hollins boys clearly had lit­ IN Oil ANCRtlY * F u l l e r ;nm t W l f * . --------- P u lle r . It .; thereof. tle chance against the more exper­ ii" r. n,ht w ife.----------P u ile.,j it in iierehy ordered that yon and ienced Gntorr, one who holds the n : r •u \vriDDliOFi;*,-L*om|,uinant. ” - / J ' Htadilen and w l f * . ---------- . e a c h o f y-m l.« .-ml a p p e a r l.efur* vsstate champion: hip, but their gome .1. J . < n i l U N , ei ul. Tterendents. Ktielili-ll. It. ,M. ptiHlde.ii and w ife . 1,,ltr suld C irc u it Cuuri at tin- Court — Htuilden. G e o r g - K. l l r i m n i |i..u V . at i'a n fo rd . M o f . d a . on the C ITA TIO N , was marked by somo plays tint and w ir * . ------Dr.-wit. uiKuuiud cth d a v <-r April, A. ft. t s j i . -und To J . J . C . l i e u a n d wife. promise much for them Inter in f.iim nert and w if e . Ida C u m p - T t . , then und ther-- m.ilte a n r w e r t.o th e JACKSONVILLE^ F. h. 7. — Speaking before tho w- hly m e e t , big of the Exchange Club. .Itulr-* Daniel A. Simmons, of the eircuit court, declared here thin week that it recently hm: been deinoii.-t rated that "no man in Jackrotiville i rafe front fnotoad:' " and tiint "no woman it aafe from a mlt.” Whiskey is chiefly to Illume, llm 'tuiauaHUMauiaAttuaiaiiuaHK.^LiXSiiuuu.ik.'t.uxuuUAitiuugUMdUiaaiB judge nea-Med, nnd aid the so- M i** called "better clans" of nerronn were resnunriblo for tin- itiialion becauae they are tin* bootlegger’:1 , main support, being the only porSi 1 oni who can afford to purchase «l liquor ut the prevailing price,-i. ■ H m Corner Lot on Magnolia Avenue and H M M Stove and Fire Place Wood -»s<iik -T w in 112 Park �P a - i B f . *> -w i M’ W SWT Jl'' A 41^1**II i ,1MI*^ Ui. 'A 'a ■•IT *; i7»fu Kf» V, *-jnl ^ .n n i l l L U M — fm r « ri, a• \ . _* (rtM ‘ * i-H ntT *>'“•» IB ' ' ’■i " ^ • [d eb ates Classified Directory Advertising PRINTING ? W I G I P p -p R I ^ ft lfO ^ n t n h ordera a specialty. Phone 417-W, 7 *'oT* County and £nd* thMuKh the Star-Tele* i ? * i t,*dv*rtisin* medium In Sob h norida Published rooming*. THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. Printing that pleases. Prompt , Ice. Telephono 03. New lo- 0I/J°~Tenla' Make four sales through the Xenia Gazette, ?a|ioy, Welaka Building. h u m * °n !0, Riel) agricultural j— HANGER district. Want ad and display UTTACBOTT— Painter and pa* rates on request* per hanger. Phone 340. 115 eoujMnra i o«.) r.icunfm—cux*Park Avenue. 1111 Inn r*’ " InrRMt clrcu •Stlon In Rnuth *h* wo«|*rr| Hxorcta. Ttsto gc fft-word) tin*. REAL ESTATE ni -. i *: *- <l tig/ t \ I ” ult b‘ji‘jfl)oniR snid. 'j AB .W n ^ a .~ » ~ P R O F IT -:|Her»M Want Ad. Will K w . You jly. /Herald <i* *■ -i,, i . i m '• .liio-t* i,» ! *rt«e’ N Real Estate FOR SALE OR RENT— Small home with three acres o f land, 50 orange trees and truck B»tden. Ideal spot for chickens,, elec­ tricity and water. 10 ihtnutcs out on hard road. Phone 571-J. Miscellaneous For Sale On This Fade FOR RESULTS Importance Automobiles Help Wanted Graham to Ton Truck Coupe 1923 Dodge Touring 1924 Dodge Touring 1922 Dodge 1922 Roadster Dodge 1924 Fordor Sedan Ford 1923 Runabout ’ Ford 1925 Ton Truck Ford (Cab & Body) 1923 9 Passenger Ford Suburban |>us 1923 Panel Ford Light Truck 1924 Overland Touring Above cars reconditioned, nil run fine nnd look good. 1'rlrrs Right—Terms "Maybe" I. W. PHILLIPS SONS Dodge Dealer Phono No. 3 Oak & Second 1923 WANTED— Young mnn of good appearance to solicit advertising — Snould havo his own car—Good opportunity for hustler with abil­ ity to produce. Apply at Herald Office. Dodge WANTED We buy used clothing. Send iiv a list of what you have. We will, call. J. J. Randall. 121-W. Eu-. did Ave.. Det^ind, Fla. FOR SALE—Pure sugar cane sy’ Tup. 05c per ^fflldrt' in 35 gsllon .barrels, Pure Sugar. HJiuse molas­ JtyiHUtrIr tmr ses 45c. Pure Cuban 35c.— Davis WANTED—To buy country pro­ _ I0e a ll»* Wholesale Co„ Augusta. Ga. duce, canned vegetables, syrup, highest prices paid.— Davia Whole­ FOR SALE— Nice little home, 5 CASH—Paid for falso teeth, den* STENOGRAPHER WANTED — sale Co., Augusta, UN­ rooms, bath nnd garage. Cash . . tal gold, plntinum and discard­ » e double above Must be experienced. Give full ed jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and particulars regarding qualifica­ or terms. 2018 Palmetto Ave. L> ^rt* tor ci^ J WANTED TO BUY— A smnll bed Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. tions. P. O. Box 221, Sanford, of pepper plants. Phone 133-W. FOR SALE BY OWNER— Nice fiv "ra B « l*hilh FOR SALE— Used Willys-Light C. A. Hinpom. home and grove subdivision on |a line. . „ ' Plant, A-l shape used 10 months. Men and women Representatives highway. David M. Douglass, Bai |in for quick sale. Lake Mary Wnnted: Liberal commissions, pro­ \e J°0 for flr*t Sanford. WANTED—Unfurnished house i r Is restricted to tected territory, earn from $30.00 Cj». Lake Mnry, Fla. apartment, close in, by perman­ klratlnn. • D. A. CALDER £ R. R. ELDRIDGE TO REACH tn# prosperous farm­ to $50.00 per week. Line Fully V made The Saners and fern growers of Volusia FOR SALE— Fifty acres good cel­ FOR SAI.E^Pnir of good mules guaranteed. ent tenants. Address Cudahy, box Ro^fl estate brokers. All kinds of Smnrtsllk Hosiery E| be responsible ery land. Five acres cleared for sale, chcnp, Box 26, Oviedo, Mills, M. K. Rutherford, Supervis­ 1072, City. property listed and for sale. Of­ county advertiso in the DeLand nnd tiled nnd in crop. Right at correct Inserllon. Fla. News, rata le per word, cash , (nr subsefltrent fice 108 Second S t, Near Park or central Florida. Care Herald. loading station nnd near hard road. with order. office should b « d Avenue, Phone 282. Price $8,500. Half cash, balance FOR SALE— Household furniture? lately In ease of For Rent WANTED— Nice smnrt girl for 1020 Union Avenue. MAINE—Walervllte, Morning San- terms. FOR SALE— 1924 Ford house car waitress. Address Country Club. J. E. SPURLING, sub-division hthe R* . tinol. Thousands of Maine peo­ resentatlve th orcheap for cash. Address G. C. FOR RENT— New five room houuo specialist. Subdivision to Or­ ple are interested in Florida prov* FOR SALE— 10 acres of celery Iwlth rates, rules m"kSA! f ™ ? rn,C J T V r i ? ' WANTED— Female ,l.n „ s r.p h .r Elkins, Snnford Ave., Sanford, Fin. lando, Florida, and F l o r a Chapman Avenue, phone 21. innd. Mostly muck soil. Real- FOnunc, V *111 pelves yoaj^ erty. Reach them through the H years old. See J. W. wlth (omo experience in legal Heights, Florida on Dixie High- Sentinel, Rate card on applica­ road siding on land. Flowing wells Flint. Geneva, Fla. Cation. An® -Ir i . 4 1 1 •$ n work. Apply In person, »l P. M. FOR SALE— Overland sednn, good FOR RENT— 7 room house fur­ J W ill sssl*1. »9«» way. and tiled. On hard road between - — -----------------------------tion. mcchnnicnl condition, priced low l r rant ad. to Grape plants. Ellen Scott. A rm -1 Friday nftcFnoon. Cico. A. DcGeneva and Oviedo. Will make nished, 503 ljutrel Avenue. For Ktectlre. for quick sale. See .Mr. Fabriz. . STOVES ADVERTISE in tCe Journal-Her­ price that will interest you if you alnga, Carmens, etc.; Lowest prlc- Lottes, ( t sorirp. rent also 8-10 beds at 505 West 112 Park Ave. ald, South Georgia's greatest want n piece of high class celery cd In state. Big money, freezekmuld give tnelr SANFORD STOVE- 1VORKS— Oil Third St., apply Mra- S. A. Chan­ Krriee address as newspaper. Morning, afternoon, land. It is nil in crop at this time. proof. Plant now; free informa­ R A D IO H E A R D A L L O V E R S H IP stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, cellor. Ibone number If BEAUTIFICATION MEET weekly and Sunday Classified rates Call or write owner. W. C. Field, tion. Nurseries. Route 2, 289, ovens and victrolns. Your credit lilts. About one LONDON, Feb. 7.—The 23.000 Tampa, Fla. DAYTONA BEACH, Feb. 7. — FOR RENT— First Class store X ibousaiel has a Is good. Phone 40L-3. 321 First 10c per line. Waycross Journal- Oviedo. Fla. Herald, Waycross. Georgia. ■the others can t ton liner Aorangi, the world's lar­ The fourth statewide bcautificnroom on West First about 3,500 ^.street. B/ * !>’ <* FOR SALE — Dry gest motor ship, is the first ship to tion meeting will ho held hero Apr. V i* yff*7' an ,*M ft., floor spnee.—A. P. Connelly Rooms For Rent address. TIN AND METAL WORK TAMPA MORNrNG TRIBUNE— goods, shoe business, Arcadin; be fitted with apparatus whereby 1 under auspices of the state beau £ Sons. Send in your subscription to the FOR RENT_Room* with nr with. JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds mm* JU ST he •** Bartow, both well lo- radio broadcasting cun be heard tificntlon committee of the Florida m »t The « " » o f Tin nnd Sheet Metal Work. Tribune or hand It to your local cated, clean stocks; lease; terms all over the ship. The installation [ Development Bonrc;. Mrs. Joseph FOR RENT—Office space furnish­ out meals. Reasonable rates. flee ee hr •*«Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak dealer so you can read Florida's Lincoln House. yrrito N. Forage, Winter Haven, a ship’s orchestra repeater, can ' R. Kllicott, member of the comndted. Apply to 123 West First alwonllnOne year Fla. Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele- greatest newspaper. be used for music, lectures, con- i tee, living nt Ormond Bench, is in Street or phone 475. Lt ulld. $8.00, 6 months $4.00, throe months phone 111. certs or any other purpose for charge of local details, nnd is plan- j FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for Better Raby Chix KmpV Efficient. which simultaneous hearing on all ning an interesting program for. TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS $2.00, If you desire $1,000 insur­ light housekeeping, 701 Magnol­ From _ u _ ance policy add 75 cents to your parts of the. vessel is desired. forenoon, afternoon, nnd evening ia. AH mnkes of typewriters for c /der. V PINEBREEZE FARMS sessions to which everyone is invit­ sale on easy terms, for rent, also ed. "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell APARTMENT FOR RENT—Three Florida's I.nrgrt Poultry Farm , _ ^ 7 repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 (Not a Hatchery) EASY PAYMENTS anything?" If so advertise In I t s . J ,v room anartmont on ground floor. » Every chick sired by our pedi­ BalLBIdg. Machines Hcpnlred anti llenteil the "Gainesville Sun." Apply 300 French Ave. ^DIRECTORY Wr Do llrm.lltehlna greed males direct from high rc c-. "VETERINARIAN WEST VIRGINIA— Clarksburg. The W. H. LONG I’hnnr INO-W. :na East 1st 8t. ord trapnested hens. Chix that FOR RENT— Ono 3-room unfur­ DR. A. DOLAN— Veterinarian. Clavkihurir Exponent, morning krr nllhln rn*T make you profits, $20 per hundred W. H. Mims. Branch Mgr. Including Sunday, morning Issue. nished apartment $25. 701 3rd. Florida nnd Wi stern Meats Dolans Vetinnry Remedies. 313 ilr *f Nnnford 1 cent per word, minimum I4e. Delivery Street. One two room apartment. or $180 per thousand. illia xrrdetl. E. Second St., Sanford, Fin. Feb. I I or later. Order early, ns 110 Snnfnrd Ave. when any »l»*DEVELOPERS ATTP^TION— Pen* Also single rooms furnished or I rrxxlffd. It I** already half sold out. White Leg­ siicnla Is beginning the greatest de­ unfurnished. Apply 603 W. 3rd Phone ill MV Building Material velopment In ninrlda's history; a St„ phone 627. ■totlrallr f» r horns only. Pinebrccze Farm, Cnlin 30 hnlf million dollar hlghwny to the nhnn, Florida. minutes MIRACLE Concrete Co., general gulf bench Just finished; a two FOR RENT— Desirable front beddo'.lnr bridge across Escam­ cement work, sidewalks, build­ million Kidney nnd bladder irritations room ndjnining hath, 1020 laur­ FOR SALE—Baby carriage In bia Ray started; quarter million Wilh Pnr-n-sit-i-cide for 50c ing blocks, irrigation boxes. I . B. dollar opera house under construc­ el Avenue. good condition, 719 Myrtle Ave, often result from avidity, says a Stove and Fire Place Solti by Druggists tion; two millions being spent on Terwilleger. Prop. noted authority. The kidneys help Wood hlghwny; greatest chance for live filter this acid from the blood ami SEIZE 29,000 IN LIQUOR Lumber and Building Material developers to got In on ground Apartments pass It on to the bladder, where it Carter Lumber Company floor. Write Development Depart­ Cut to Suit ment The Pensacola New*. JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 7.—$29,- mny remain to irritate and in- ( N. Laurel St. Thona 565 Three-room furnished apartment $9,00 per cord delivered 000 worth of liquor was seized dur­ flame, causing n burning scalding HJLL LUMBER CO. House a AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ for rent. Apply 107 W. 9th St. ing the period from Jan. 25 to 31 sensation, or setting up an irritagusta, Gn.—Augusta’s greatest Service, Quality end Price. Directory by federal prohibition agents w ork-' tion at the neck of the bladder, Britt Realty Company classified meditfm, rate cash .09c Lost and Found ing out of the office of II, L. I>un-| obliging you to seek relief two or charge. 10c per line, minimum TO THE PUBLIC: SD MOTOR REenn, local divisional agent, it i* three timea during the night. The .30c. The following named contract­ LOST OR STOLEN—Ono large, announced. Four men were nr- sufferer is in constant dread; the DIN’G. Try Smith’s Barber ors arc fair to Organized Labor ST. AUGUSTINE, Fl.A. — St. , dark ttbrown suit . . . .cnsc. ... 1aken j rested, and two Inunchc sand three ' wa ter passes sometimes with a John* County is reached through from Box 18. MellonvUle Ave., barges were seized in the raids. and pay the Union Scale set by scalding sensation nnd is very proShop for good barber SERVICE Local No. 1261 of Painters, Dec­ the St. Augustine Evening Record. returned to Herald office anti r c ................ . ............ fuse; again, there h difficulty in [Electrical repairs. orators and Pnper Hangers of Quick results. Two cento per word. reive reward. work. Ladies welcome. Ave. Orlando, Amoricn: 1 NOTICE lvoWn. i t. Snmple copy_on renufvt. Bladder weakness, most folks Next to Valdez. W. R. PI rail It bemuse they can't central ' The United Staten hnu more than , Tn * h°71 'f mnV sc.nnn\r,n:, * V. C. Coller,TT.'FT Metcalf,’ Horntfo This is to notify all interested urination. While it is extremely i FOR RENT Jiminez, II. Darrow, R. L. Sel­ rate M c per word, minimut,. than any other country in the 15,600,000 telephones, far more in the organization of a new mill- annoying nnd sometimes very pain­ work company forming a stork ful. this is often ono of the most Car. Drive It lers, Jesse Cook, T. S. Delk, I. S. charge 2fic cash with order. Writo j world. GARDEN HOSE company to build a new millwork simple ailments to overcome. Besml Second St. Talbott, T. M. Dunlap nnd G. W. for complete rate card. Venable, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. idmp; that I am not interested ini Ki„ ,|rj„kmg lots of soft water, al12M» cent per foot Sanford Sign Shop O. Shinholser. We also ask the PALM BEACH COUNTY—The thc proposition and do not intend j „„ k,,.t nbout four mmc?s <»f Jad [a— ' v ) scene o f stupendous development REPAIRING to take.any stock in the company Salts from your pharmacist and For Few Days public to see their painters have Designers nnd painters of San­ Read about it In the Palm Beach or have any thing to do with it. I take a tnbloapnonful in a glass of ford's distinctive signs. San­ SIN— Automobile their locnl card. Post. Sample copy sent on re­ will continue to run- the Sanford water before breakfast. Continue II. Harrow, Pres. ford Avenue at First Street. faifcl Rebuilding. quest. <jc Novelty Works Shop in my own , lids for two or three (lavs. This i Oak Avenue,1 Phono 180-W. *bame nnd management after Feb­ will help neutralize the acids in the ADVERTISING gets results if It FOR HIRE Wonderful Winters ruary seventh, 1925. The propo­ | system so they no longer are a Boats reaches potential buyers. Pa’DeHqhlfUt Summe, sition wns started without my source of irritation to the bladder "SERVICE Day latkn Duily News is circulated In JOHN E. FOX knowledge or concent and I wns ] and urinary organs, which then nn industrial and agricultural sec­ Its all trains. BngBnrgain list of rebuilt boats: pot approached in regard to it net normal again. Real Estate— Insurance Phune 551. tion. No. 1—For sale; Pleasure boat for several weeks after it wns DAVID B. HYEB Jad Salts is inexpensive, nnd it All kind* nl I'mprrtr I.Ulrit ITRIPS 22 ft., 6 in.xlSin draft, I cylinder TO REACH BUYERS or sailers of Haggard & Company started. I have never consented is made Tram the acid of grnpns ARCHITECT (tir »nlr to go in or have anything to do and lemon juice, combined with Wing motor, speed 11 miles i Florida real estate advertise in ALDER. Day nnd Red I’ nrk Atrnu. nnd Srrnnd Nlrrrl Real Estate— Investments with it, except to offer to sell out lithin, and is used by thousands of Mcmb«r 1 L k per hour. Reasonable price, Conv [ the St. Petersburg Times. One cent trvice. Anytime, Icent a word daily, two cento a word to them, which offer is withdrawn, Htructinn of the very best. Hose Mulldliig folks who are subject to urinary First National Bank Building Very Res. Yours, No. 2 Runabout 24 ft. I ft., Gin. |Sundays._________________________ disorders caused by arid irritation, Orlando. Flarlda V. C. Coller, VREt’KEIi by 18 in. draft. Ford Engine, THE MORNING JOURNAL is the SANFORD. .lad Halts causes no bad effects FLORIDA Sanford. Fla. whatever. accepted want nd medium in speed 14 miles per hour. A sac­ J. N. Westbrooks hay or night Dnytona (Fla.) One cent a word rifice. Built last October. Here you have a pleasant, effer­ h»« 301.,, Nig Gunsmith SOI TIII.ANIt FAINT No. 3. A knockabout 20 ft. G in. nn insertion. Minimum 25c. vescent lithin-wntcr drink which Tlia Paint That Havax You GrnphonoluH, Clock*, Sewing may quickly relieve your bladder m i i ' tk ii i by 12 in. draft. 2 cylinder Gallic, Money. FLORIDA— OULANDO— Orlando \ oi.i ui; t Marhino irritation. By all means have your PARLORS Manttf act tired liy speed 12 miles per hour. A harmorning Scntinal; largest classi­ F.lirr.iiu-l.liid.lrr Fnlnt Co. physician examine your kidnys nt 121 Sanford Ave. litiTTE Marinetlu gnin. Hold l*y fied business, rate lc a word, minleast twice a year. — Adv. These boats can be seen nt our Rain water n MISSING FAINT COMPANY i Imum 21c cash with order. REAL ESTATE HISTORY I LI Mnanolln \tf, •Id First National dry dock at Osteen Bridge at any 1'hnnr Zin I ■phone 215,______ time. A~ LITTLE TVA NT AD tn Tha Mrnlr Ihr r.iunrll> \\ ny SANFORD BOAT WORKS Herald will bring you big re­ T nd d y e r s sults. Advertise those old articles CAM PRESSERY Chiropodist you have stored away and have July 1931 IItlI Itur* fc'iuar nnd Mn|(i imrliiK rrnt lit Inndlnril specialty. 110 | ^ I P O R T A N T N O T IC E ! ■ iso.oo I'nra trill I" hlm.rir fur tit iniinlha nnd »«tM FOOT SPECIALIST no use for. A little thirty-cent ad Pleasure Trip or a i«. Phone 327-J. S.vou.on may bring you several dollars. ivirrKitr) IS'.’* Hill aril* h«u« (nr n prnllt uf ?orn*. Ilunlonx. I n g r o w ­ Houthwi-atcrn E x p r e s s Co. o p e r ­ IFE ing Nulls, H e a v y C a l l a representative a te s on C ly d e Hilt* IlnatH b etw een Phone 148 and A, ousea or tired a c h in g Fishing Trip xuHo.nn Hanfnrtl anti J a c k s o n v i l l e , and m a in ­ will call to see you. ?PaF k Trunanrtlnn nrla It111 foot. t a i n s d a lly se r v ic e , e x cep t Monday Senice and Quai­ to a l l points, ut low est th rough 1i | lilt. C. I.. (SISLKfc TIIF. MIAMI HERALD is the big WATCH FOR TUB NEXT CHAPTER nt and Park Avc- ra tes . Yowoll Draw Illdg. f? An Elto Motor gels you there, East Coast morning newspaper. Co nnectio ns made a t P a h itk a w ith I'tione. K lxvator Orlundi*. f a s t p a s s e n g e r e x p r e s s trains, r e n ­ and brings you back. ONI: IJUOIl INVK9TMKXT IS WORTH A I.IPHTDIH OF HAVING UG8 d e r in g s u p e rio r th rough s e r v ic e to G SfTORE — Pre- a ll points In the Lr. S. and C anad a. We re s p e c t f u l l y solicit yo u r b u s i­ Sor Sale Hy i*s. Sotlgs. We ness. and w ill w e lc o m e Inoulres us II. S. POND Elton J. Moughton 3 at your phone. to ra t e s , schedules, service, etc. Over Woodruff Sc Wntnon O ffic e C ly d e L ine Docks ARCHITECT Hill Hardware Co. ntiiwi. TYPEWRITERS K. J . MCl.I.nffi. Agrut (Realtor?*) 3 H J » Sanford, Klu. LECTRIC CO. First National Rank Bldg. Phone 5:1. HUY ----- SEI.L------- KENT L id h tT V vIrfei*^ Cilloo & i>iatt niMit— Repair * M otor Sanford, ------------- Florida Everything elecI'hun* 03* You can thicken soups and gra­ Phone 18 101-8 .Magnolia Ave, Klectragith vies very nicely with tapioca. zjezr. WO NS AND IP P U E S STATION. A Tires, ■Accesso"VT a amity. Elm win SingerSewingMachineCo. HELP KIDNEYS BY DRINKING MORE WATER ITCH KILLED knuc FLi Bali Hardware Co. ~a/t the P o w e r fu l! A. P. Connelly & Sons By GEORGE M cM AN U S B I L G I N G UP F A TH E R ^f* Mi '■bT T R Y AH' CAT N C IE 'A H ' D A U 6 H T L .r .') ' ; c FO R& nr t h e i r s u rn •hist FLORIST” *•1 occasion*. Tnone 250-W 1rNITL'RE yRE To SELL? Wc. pPfiy wotth. iff, No. WRY DON’T T O O C IR L *b M A K E O P A H * ® jP E A K *10 EACH O T H E R ? . EiOTH APOLOC 4IZ.E. W H Y SHOOED I A P O L O C it Z .r -1 THINK. A W APOUOciY \ OUC. ----------- Cf fOH' o r ( c o u r se ) T O O C E R T A IN L Y ‘o T A K T E O i t Y O O R Q U ICK T E M P E R UU<C1 ■YOUR. EATHER't> 0U 5T O N E OE Y O U R M A N Y FA IT A L L ON YO U AR E THE. ONE. W ITH THE. TEM PERr F A R OE IT I FROM M E .- * T R ir ------------ - i,.®kice iii •uildin^ Annex. 4‘ 7-L 3. AXErv 5 ^ 1 1 579-J. ^J-]f)AN moneyT loan t on First *nfor,) Bond and ■\y~s I itl � 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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' m ^^r. •-» *• m•w ____ i i ' t i S ' s a t-* ' u f tkM» • .- f u t ahiftinr to south Winds. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES -5 SANFORD, FLORIDA, PB1DAY, FEBRUARY^ 19ZS. Americans L e a v e O p i u m Conference • tally C onfirm ed S mate Thursday W ears ^COM M ITTEEW ILL Cof SCabinet n SQ U IZ a ir officer Witholds ON TALKING’ BAN Coolidge ✓ Public Comment Chief Executive Receives First Hand Information on I’roRress of Measure and Presents His Views on Bill lows Six )f Debate I * • GENEVA,7eb. 0.—TI*'Amer­ ican delegation has w tthdravn from the International ophftn conference. Representative Por­ ter and his associates plan to leave Geneva Friday night and call for home next Tuesday on the Steamship President Hard­ ing. He informed the confer­ ence Friday morning th a t It is clear that the purpose for which it was called, could not be accomplished. . SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. NUMBER 162. [ROADS IN BOND MADE PUBLIC Action Wax Authorised WASHINGTON, Feb. «. — Withdrawal of the American delegation from Geneva opium conference was authorized by President Coolldge. The Pres­ ident advised Chairman Porter he might use his discretion since it appeared that no agree­ ment could he reached satlefactory to the American delega­ tion. . , Cast and Length of Each Road Included In Urogram E sti­ mated by County Engineer Williams For Commission escuers Correspondent F r o m Two Killed In Gun Sappers Set About " f"r ■ * to Sink Courier - J o u r n a l Affray af. Sylvania Shaft Into , Tells Of Work To Cave Where Collins ■ SYLVANIA, Ga.. Feb. 0.— Rescue the Explorer Claude C. Minchie and his 20 Has Been for Week To Spend $750,000 In First Year Work Camp Fires Help year old son, Irby, are dead and Thomas' Dolan, county police­ man is in a hospital while his elder biother J. V. Dolan, also a county policeman, is being held in pail lor the slaying ut the two Minchlcx here Thurs­ day evening. The trouble, Is said to have started several months ugo over un alleged liquor deal. It is said Dolan joined forces with federal ag­ ents to catch the younger Min­ chie while he was delivering liquot. liquor. IPrisoner Is Last i Heard Thursday Brigadier General Mitchell Estimate Includes Grading As Will Be Asked About Re­ Conferee,! Finally Agree To Weil As Paving Costs; Will mark That O fficers Are ' Change Fertilizer Clause; Light Bulb Indicates Prepare Election Call Soon Rescue Work Carried Reed Pro­ A fraid to Tell The Truth Weeks, Hoover See Measure Collin’s Head Free On Under Direction , WASHINGTON, Feb. B.-Presl_ist Prose­ WASHINGTON. Feb. 0.—The dent Names or roads in Seminole Coolldge Thursday received FromSecondCave-In county upon which the County Of State Official if Wheeler deluge c»f charges and contrndltionn flrat hand information of the prog­ Commissioners propose to expend which has engulfed army and navy ress of conferees on the Underwood the proceeds of u $1,750.00 bond circles over the question of air­ CAVE CITY, Ky., Feb. 6.— LOUISVILLE, Ky., Feb. G. issue in grading, draining hard JN, Feb. 6.— craft resulted Thursday in a decis­ bill for lease of Muscle Shoals. W ith all hope of reaching him —"A corpse now lies in a re­ Twice Thursday Senator Keyes, surfacing and other improvements month’s delay ion of the house aircraft commit­ chairman of the senate conferees, through a natural passage lentless trap in the rock tun­ during a three year period of de­ confirm- tee to recall to the witness stand and Representative McKenzie, velopment, were announced Friday nel where, but a few hours gone, sappers are today mak­ Friday Brigadier General Mitchell, Jon o'f Attorney chairman of the house conferees, morning by Fred T. Williams, ago nn undaunted man lived assistant chief of the army ntr discussed the bill with tho chief ing n new entrance to sand county engineer, who has compiled [to be a justice service, and Brigadier General cave in an attem pt to reach executive at the White House. data relative to costs, length and on his faith and hope.” suid . court. Action Drum, of the general staff. During the afternoon conference, Floyd Collins, entombed since other features. The estimate is Willinm B. Miller, stu ff corre­ er further deGeneral Mitchell has been called which lasted for more than two divided into through roads, upon spondent in a copyright story Inst Fridny. W hether Collins Ithe Wheeler and upon by Secretary Weeks to ex. hours, Secretaries Weeks and Hoov City Commission Expected to which it is proposed to expend $1,­ is dead or alive Is not known . to the Courier-Journal Friday iround which plain a statement that officers arc er were present and went over n 177,470, and secondary roads, im­ Aid by Subscribing $ definitely since a cave in night "Through the hours of afraid "to tell the truth" for fear tentative draft of the bill carrying provements on which are outlined 'centered. of being disciplined indirectly, proposed conference changes. Wednesday night blocked tho pass­ To Project; Committ agony he kept his eyes on nn Im­ to cost $111 000. th* way for Drum has asserted age in which he ia lying. __while General ray of light, but the light Did Not Comment Appointed to Raise Fund Other costs incidental to the aginary thtjudkiary com-f the war secretary permitted much The new opening is expected to is dark forever. Later Senator Keyes declared I u H uh Fleischmnnn Passes floatation of the bond issue and of •iaation of Lhas. freedom to officers in expressing the president had neither "approv­ reach the nntural passage about “ It might be different if Floyd Renewed effort to secure a band currying out the improvement Away While IMaying Polo 18 feet behind Collins. In this tyjrhinn, to sue- their views. * ed nor disapproved" the plan of for Sanford was begun Friday by program estimated, as miscellan­ CoVJna could only know, if he i jttomey general, Thursday Afternoon; Acute wuy, workers hope to ent$r a shaft Moffet Case Probed. the conferees. the Chnmher of Commerce, which, eous expense nnd interest carry­ could only see beyond the ca^e f, taided by SenThe committee Thursday also If he only Heart Attack Was Cause on the side of tho rock which D Since the measure turns the prop after a general discussion, in which ing expense, is placed at $71,530 which is his tomb. hliran, Idaho, has took up in executive session letters erty over to President Coolidge to holding Collins. know that hero at Inst, on the the need for such an organization while tho bond issue of Road and ablation back to from Secretary Wilbur and Rear lease or operate by a government An electric bulb placed nbout outside was order, where order wns 'MIAMI, Feb. 0.—The body of was emphasized, appointed a com_ _ ............__ .......... ... __ Bridge District No. 2, which is imhteo without Admiral Moffett, chief of the naval corporation, .Senator Keyes declar­ ..U ..______ ________ i x _ 11_ ' his neck Wednosday is still burn­ not before, that rescue workers Julius Fleischman, capitalist*, phil.............. .....-------------, pi [ifttr examination air service, both of which flatly ed the conferees felt that he should mittee of three members to go in- Included at the figure of jlio.OOO, are driving forward ns man, where onthronirt and sportsman, wnose ing and is taken ns nn indication i j i Li r * ‘ * n * to the proposal. Mayor Forreat brings the total to the $1,750,000 i the "lugnr trust denied charges thut the navy de­ be consulted before a final draft of polo cost................ him his thnt tho cave-in has not reached - ------------ for., JjL .... ....... Lake, who presided at the meeting, figure at which it is proposed to before they tugged in opposite di- enthusiasm ducted by coil partment attempted to "muzxle" the bill wns completed. rectiomi, that one man’s word Is life here yesterday, will leave to tho prisoner'll head. 1Any strong told the chamber thut he is confi­ fix the tiond issue. 11(3 final, where before many men Late Thursday the senate chair­ the testimony of officers and de­ night in a private car for Cincin­ pressure would crush tho globe, that the City Commission will 1 semination of the clared they were free to express man said one of the conferees had dent The program is divided into spoke with authority. Floyd Collins nati. Ho collapsed during n gnmo therefore break the circuit and put­ aid in the project by subscribing a three years and in the data com­ might yet nurse the spurk of life. at Miami Beach neur here und ting it out. I vu confirmed, he their views. informed him thot he had three $ 1,000. piled by Mr. Williams, the year No word from him or u> him has j take hii place on proposed amendments to offer to "Camp fires twinkled on the died bofore physicians could aid In view of Its decision to recall The committee will endeavor to in which each road will receive passed since 4 o’clock Thursday liar. 2 when the General Mitchell, the committee the tentative draft und another ses­ raise hillside Friday night where 100 him. the money necessury which morning nnd he has not tasted food er its present Te­ took no action on a resolution to sion of the conference has been was estimated by Joe Reinzenstein its improvement is fixed. It is men are sinking a shnft which. It For several yenrs Mr. Fleish- for planned to invest $750,000 in good 38 hours. Thursday night his stify immediately, express called for Friday afternoon to con­ its opposition to a possible ut $4,800. The amount named in­ roads during the first year of the •* noped, will enable them to brime mann had been n winter visitor to imprisonment, brought on when a first, the oath removal of tho assistant army air sider them together with other clude the salary uf the band mas­ program and to follow this with Collins out in 30 hours. Lieut Florida und hud developed an in­ slab fell on one foot, lucked only Governor II. II. Denhardt is in tense interest in polo. He main­ chief from his present position and "minor” disputed points. ter nnd tuition for a student or­ III to 8 The conferees are understood fi­ ganization whose members as they, $500,000 during each of the ensu­ command and the work, us a result, tained a polo stable here nnd took a few hours of being a week long thereby return him to his former his rescue was farther away nine the Stone rank of colonel.. nally to have agreed to change the become proficient, will he grad­ ing two years. Bonds will be sold is systematic. an nctive part in the game de­ and than on the morning his plight was each yeur to care for the program | T1 to 6, with most provisions ijjr fertilizer produc­ spite tho fact that he was in his uated into the regular hand. It of the year, according to the plun. i ii'! * Spreads to. Floor. ^art* *° re*dl**> how con­ discovered. [Senator Wheeler, the second successive day, tion to require the leasee to pro­ likewise will include the pay of Following is n summary uf tho I ditions have changed in such n fifty-third year und weighed also The passage to his aavo was seat­ i voting for con- theForsubject i *hort time. It seems hut n little 200 pounds. spread today to the duce 10,000 tons of fixed nitrogen non-resident musicians who, it la costs estimated: ed Thursday when an uplift in tfie for fertilizer after the third yeur i while ago since I crawled hack to Last season Mr. Fleischmnnn suid, will be needed to bring the floor of the house, which tempor­ jifainst the nom- arily The following is a summary of the prisoner who, when I last saw fell from his pony and broke his floor obliterated all trace of tho suspended other business to and 40,000 tons after the tenth preient organization into position cost er, North Dako- hear an of rouds recently approved by him, |:ad spent more than 130 collar bone during a game on an cuvo from a point 43 feet or more to render a creditable concert. The address by Representative year. from tho Imprisoned man. Ilow .Nebraska, Repub- McClintic, tho commissioners: This is a substantial modifica­ hours in the grip of a cave he ' adjoining field to where he met oxtensivo estimate of cost was mude on a of Oklahoma, a Demo­ tho earth movement was “ ‘ ama, and Tram- cratic member was exploring. Through Roads death Thursday, but the accident of the naval com­ tion of the Underwood bill, which basis of 00 concerts, two each week crats, and John"1 kn4, .Mm. antUsee workem did not deter lilm from playing Lake Mary Road, 4.35 miles, $7.­ who charged the navy de­ would have required the operator for 30 weeks. “a s • hid, Farmer-L#bor mittee, Prompt Action Is Needed 700, first year; Sanford Road t» hurrying backward nnd forward in the'gnmn Jnd he was taking part him. It may have cut off his aliv portment with •‘dfeliberetely at- to produce lOpMMone u tte r- the third year( 20,000 tons the fourth Mr. Reinzenstein declared that Golf Course, 3.1 mile, 60,730; third front of many firex. I hvai* voices in his first mutch game since tho supply and left hint to tho to rtu re ''* , T, himself, and ttemptlng to mislead" the coun­ years, 30,000 tons the fifth year and prompt action Is necessary for mu­ year; Geneva Street and French some of which are not In keening accident last year. of suffocation. try ns to the facts concerning the ~or Walsh, Demo40,000 tons the sixth year. sicians now redding here are being Avenue to Bcardull, 3 miles, 01,770 with the Acpru'. I close my eye* Before the contest in which he If he survived both dangers, he rithhekl their votes, recent bombing of the unfinished The conference amendment does offered inducements to go to other first yeur; Geneva Street und Bear- and again, vividly, I see Floyd played number one position on tho for Mr. Stone’s battleship Washington bv nirplanes. not fix the amounts to he produced towns where they will be given dull East across River, 3.25 miles, Collins as l crawl nnd squirm over “ Pastimcrs” he appeared to Ik* in may starve to death before miners, Hinking n shaft from uhnvc, aro Representative I.a Guardin, Re­ annually between tho third and tasters Borah, Replaces in hands. The necesi ity of 03,000, first year; Celery Avenue him. the Ih“ t of spirits and wns laugh­ able to reach him, probably two L »n*i Reed, Demo­ publican, New York, also entered tenth years and this was explained having n hand was emphasized .35 mile, 25,700, first year; Fill “A seal was placed on the pas­ ing nnd joking with friends. days from now. He may succumb voiced a protest the dicussion of the subject on the as desirable in event the lessee from other |>oints of view, chief of along South shore of Lake Mon­ sageway Friday, barring all furHe had invited several of then: to tho sRhck :ind its attendant utter floor asserting that Secretary Wil­ ^position of the fedmet a period of depression when which was the fact that it is of roe, 1.0 miles, 125,000; first year; hcr rescue parties from getting to Join him after the game nt his loneliness In constantly dripping nt exercising the bur, in recent testimony before the fertilizer could not he sold. The importance in attracting tourist::. St. Gertiudo AvtiVdv, C miles, 100.­ hud; to Loiiir.i. Ai m,on work on now .Spanish type home, one of water. Or his weakened strength the pin* of u iu l naval committee, did not give per­ amendment Is designed to give the Virtually every town in the state 200 second year; Forest City Road, the shnft was started and by night the show places of Miami Bench, may prove insufficient to withstand sonal "expert knowledge" on the las has been done in president broader powers in ar­ where tourists come were suid to 0.25 miles, 71,300, first year; Ovie­ the men pentrated ten feet. With which he was just completing. the ravages of pneumonia. lator Wheeler and bombing tests and insisting that ranging a contract. have musical organizations thnt do Road, 9.0 miles, 105,000, second good luck, Collins' body will ho in During the contest Mr. FleishLieut. Gov. II. S. Denhardt, in If Montana in an ac­ congress was entitled to such in­ give concerts at regular intervals. nnd third years; Chuluotn-Genevu sight in fewer than 30 hours. mann appeared to be playing his command of a military detachment formation. c u s e d in tile Dis“A The committee appointed is com­ Road, 0.0 miles, 70,000 third yeur; usual hard game. Ho was not in charge at Sand Cave, by vir­ A chart of the nasstigewiv. osqal Secretnr.v Wilbur, in his letter to Funeral Services Are posed of D. L. Thrasher, Joe Chit­ Goldenrod made early Friday by Edward W il-1 regarded ns a stnr being somo- tue of his runk of brigadier gen­ Maitland Road, 3.0 miles Chnirmnn Lnmnert of the aircraft |'< of Debate tenden and J. F. Jackson. Mr. 31,500, first year; Titusville Road, linms, of tho Standard Sanitary | L’rr,,tie. hut he loved tho ux- eral of tho Kentucky Nation*! Conducted Thursday committee, said naval officers “are taken after six Reiror.st'dr pledges his coopera­ 5.0 miles, 7u,uGu second yenr; Wid­ Mnnuiucturing Co., Louisville, ro- moment of the contest nnd seem-- (ilium, known all this uaMh aguinnt !:*iUftReiy on the perfectly ui liberty" to sunt- their For Mrs. A. J. Lossing tion to the committee in their work. ening through Genova, 3.5 miles, vealed that Collins is trapped b e -M to feel u zest in it that he had* tho struggle for Collins’ life, but »nby cases around “personal opinions" even though A motion directing the secretary 40,770, third year; Howell l.ake neath the entrance. But in got-1f°u,,d in few other sports. After Ben K. Wells, of Ogden University, ►«i on has centered. “they be at variance with the to arrange for a dinner dance at Road, 4.7 miles, 52,000, third year; ■ ting there is was necessary *7or | a "Piritesl contest in tho fourth one of the rescue leaders, hus ex­ , -•> »vs. ran Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie | held the attention plans of the department.” The leasing, wife of A. J. Lossing, the country club every two weeks I.ongwooti-Markham Rond, 11.35 mm to make munv turns. 1 had 1ihtikker there was a pause during pressed tho situation with these large number of secretary added, however, that if who died early Tuesday morning during the winter season, proposed miles, 114,540, first and second imagined him farther away, Init I which the players and their ponies words: “ We do not know whether members of the the personal opinions of officers in an Orlando sanitarium, were l>y G. A. DeCottes. was passed. Mr. yeur; Totul 71il5 miles, $1,177, was bewildered by the twisting had a breathing spell. Collins Is alive or dead, but as far differed from those of the depart­ conducted from the First Baptist DeCottes in an address preliminary 470. *<Jt<i galleries. and turning channel. Mr. Fleish mann dismounted, us we are concerned, he is alive ment, they should make it clear (Continued on page 2) •tors—Heflin. DemContinued on page 2. (Continued on pngc 2) A drill and dorrick have been until wo reach him and a physician church Thursday afternoon at 2 w Norris, Republl- they were not giving the judge­ o'clock with Dr. F. I). King, pas­ set up nnd are in use. officially pronounces him dead. '**1 against confir- ment of tho department. “All other machinery necessary Twenty feet bock from the cavo tor, officiating. Interment followed 5 to 10 Year Sentence Contest Of Simmons’ Utors on both sides to speed up the work is here or w - - - . entrance, where the ground level at Lake View Cemetery. Ntion to establishthe way und from now on. all Is Withdrawn on Mrs. Lossing had been a resident la Given Moe Turman Will «nt in the Wheel­ obstacles probably will be over­ of Sanford for about eight years. ' (overnment could * 1mine ia penetrutlng the rocky She was a member of the First STATESBORO, Ga.. Feb. 0. — come without unduo delay. NEW YORK, Feb. fl.—Moe Turm the District of Williams, after his last trip in It wns 10 feet deep Thurs­ Baptist church, the Americun Le­ mun, 20 yeur old financier, who A contest of the will of Ruford HW lie in the home day afternoon with 45 more to go gion Auxiliary, the Theodore pyramided n $10 loan into obliga­ Simmons, Statesboro capitalist, the cave a t duwn, reported to leased. before rescuers expect to tap the Roosevelt Auxiliary of the veter­ tions approximating $2,000,000 was who died at Ocala, Fla., several LtatiL ( mjv. Dt nh.mlt, lirin^in^ to­ The possibilities lying in the or Heflin attacked ans of the Spanish war and of the sentenced toduy to lerve from five weeks ago, has been withdrawn and gether the wull.i of the passage­ culture of Avocado pears in Semi­ cuvc behind Collins. An electric | “* Position he took With music, dancing, refresh­ Kebekas. The organizations took to 10 years ill Sing Sing. He plead­ it will he probated at the next way und making ij extremely dan­ nole county were forcefully out­ lighting system wns hurried to the lll« »upremo court ments and other inducements to a t­ part in the funerul services, gerous for any one to go in. He scene so that night work need not ed guilty to second degree forgery. sitting of the court of the ordinnry. reported thut there was little lined Friday morning by Rev. J. bo interrupted. rxie of th- execn. tendance, The Basket, Sanford s Ball Bearers were: I’. A. Mere, N. Thompson, pastor of the First M s of J. Rierpont combination utoro which U under F. D. Gatchel. J. I). Jlnkins. J. K. chunco of reaching Collins. An'excavation now under way, ^ James A. Owenu.». the general direction of the Fed­ Smith. D. S. E. Starr and Mr. “Nearly every one is convinced Buptist Church of Oviedo, who while extremely hazardous to Col2,000 trees Itns* safety, is not without peril to that Collins is do«d. Some think hus approximately I. Senator Norris eral System of Bakeries, will hold Hardy. he may be alive, but unconscious. budded. Mr. Thompson believes miners who may strike the huge " . J11* opposition its formal* opening Saturday. In But no one I have seen expects to that the prospect of avocado rais­ cavern Collins suid he found and J, be said Mr. addition to the most fully equipped ing in the county Is excellent ns a instantly pilings 80 feet or more see him come out alive. r* bV reason of his Federal bakery in a city of this “The workers themselves are variety has been developed that into the depths of Its darkness. P wrporation attor- size in the United States. The now out of season, or grown only confident they are digging for a successfully withstands cold that (By II. F. WHITNER. JR.) Federu) engineers reaching here Basket will house nine separate here nnd there, in home gardens. WASHINGTON. Feb. fi.—Tho will kill orange trees. It’s Fair tlmu aguin. The Board from Indinnu Thursday, state mine L'41* I’rotest shops whose offerings cover virtu­ senate confirmed the supreme of County Commissioners of Semi­ We must have tomatoes, eggplant, corpse. I huve been unable to Tho variety, which bears the inspectors, a university of Ken­ find anyone who has fed Collins H-mocrat, Mary- ally every necesi ity of life. court nomination of Attorney Gen­ nole county huve made an appro­ penpers, okra, cauliflower, chard, since I carried food to liim lute name of it’s developer, in u cross tucky geologist, military authori­ to that voicThe doors of the building will b<; eral Stone. priation so that necessary expen­ spinach, pari ley, p o ta to e s of all Thursday night. cave I talked with between Guateniulian und Mexican ties . , and .... old time .....* — ■» nicn of the ue> L f Reed, declaring thrown open ut o'clock. All of The house military committee ses may be defrayed which will kinds, unions, squush, pumpkins, Collins Wednesday and his ............. (. jvarieties. Tho Mexican variety | vlc»'d*y «'• agree thnt a shaft Is the voice l*\«enator Wheeler tha equipment and stock in the peas, beans, dusheen, lettuce, rad­ permit Seminole to show her prod­ ‘ but I feel that he can - 1brings to the new fruit n hardiness I y "oluthin to their quest for inquiry into the various shops will he readv for th" reported a Dill for promotion of ucts to the best advantage at the ishes, turnips, green, inusturd, rut- was strong, * world fliers. have endured the days of fast- that survived a temperature of 18 the cavern s victim. i not L.k-i e department opening hour. Music, which will th The wor|(> gourds, cucumbers, ing i„ world court proposal virt- Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Exposi­ ubuggers n .iu u .« 'degrees for 30 hours while un . ‘' r|pw i#r G tiu ril Denhardt says in m his. .w condition." nn added reastrawberries, collurds, nnd in fact, tion, to be held in Orlando, Feb. 17 d on tho shelf by the be provided by “ 1 ^ j & V i n t h e ' u a l l v was lai­ orange tree, four inches in din- , m iuire 24 to 30 hours to | J . n°t lie brought ty*. will begin at 4 o t in the ftnaU. foreiu some of every kind of vegetable ign relations commit­ to 21 inclusive. In past years our meter, was killed. From its centa’n* < the mine. The • ---— — .... , ----- federal engil^f'ct of Columbia afternoon. Dancing will lie per i Court Denies Motion rnl^ American ancestry the fruit de-1 county hus carried off the honors that can be found in the county. *° °P^'m**tic, place the Jrf* of government niitted on the floor of the Betty tee. Opponents of the proposed equal und we must make even u better 1 We must have sugar cune und its weight runging from u pound to V* hours. [k great." Anne Tea Room, on the second rights amendment presented argu­ showing this year. The success products, huy, grain, cotton, and To Free C.A.Stoneh.un 20 Mine -----u-----machinery------to combat heavy ounces. 'in opening the floor, until 10 o’clock. Refresh­ or fuilure of the exhibit of our all uvuilable general farm: prod­ rock had been rushed to Cave City .,7 after the sen* ments will be served throughout ments to the house judiciary com­ county NEW YORK, Fob. 0.— Federal Mr. Thompson expects to have depends absolutely upon the ucts. We must have fruits anil mittee. i , hk Caraway, the day. g unco three couch c ru te s coca each by rail from Nashville, Tenn. by co-operation of our growers, far­ all varieties that can be found in Judge Winslow today denied a mo-> his utrenens hmev«a*lin ( The house restored the appro­ ^ ' i Reed of Mistion to direct un acquittal in the j within u period of three yeurs. He motor from Louisville and by wngAttractive Building the county ut this time, citrus, ........................................... .. priation for the tariff commission mers and citizens in general. ............. wittk uivjv wm ®n andwill boat from Kyroc, Ky.. a mail fruud trial of Charles A. • declares his belief that there judiciary bananas, pineapples, guuvs, per­ The building is one o f t h j most and passed the iimendent offices We must have both quuntity und »enate that up. attractive in Sanford. The exter­ awf jr; 3mnll*r lm* quality to carry off the honors. A simmons, and everything. We must Stonehnm, part owner of the New li e no difAcuity whatever"in'mn'r-1 s hey had found ior is finirhed in buff stucco, new­ appropriation bill. .t V* ,U?tt ln tho good showing of celery is assured ( huve as many by-products of agri­ York Giunts Elinere D. Dier und J ketlng the yield ut very sutisfac- {aVe h a v. ,been ■Stn Brigadier General Mitchell was others. He hehLthe case must he tory prices, lie referred to one • na 1 bi n received roce»'ed from from var­ var. nes conduct as ly applied. It is arranged with the culture as possible, cured meat, a r­ und Mr. J. It. Stewart has b.'cn ious parts of the nation. The cave, wvnbey onw whjch asked to appear before the house larger of the shops on the ground aircraft committee tomorrow ulong appointed us chairman of a tpeciul' ticles made from pulmetto logs, deridi-d by n Jury and directed the grower who received 35 cents for however, is now closed, both by triul to continue. [each pear. The new variety is deTote ugainst con- floor with the remainder on th-' command and by the up­ ■ S>' Plluiil to * be 1 ,.. ........I 4 .. .. 4 i. with Bri. Gen. Drum, of the gen­ committee to xrrunge u magnifi- j nnd an unnamahle variety. scribed equal to other spec­ military second floor. The entire building eral staff. As said before, the showing that cent floral exhibit. Everyone knows heaval which cut off Collins from LOWELL’S SISTER KILLED ies in quality, flavor and hard!tlpospq ' l» arranged on the Interior after a (.ommistJjioner E^.h to|(l „ house “Stewart the Florist,’’ and those Seminole will make, will depend communication with the rescuers. rcss sufficient to beur up under nbsolutcly upon the co-operution of w * r 0 ' , e f“"hi0n of, an, u 'T t i .h niw enilp committee u majority of the In­ having cut ^r potted flowers or BOSTON. Feb. O.-Mrs. T. J. To M o n n n n l v shop* are furnished wl^th new e | J t(,rstate Commerce rommWsion op- plants are urged to communicate her citizens. {Julp is not uvuilable Dowlker, sister of President A. shipment handling. that will permit u canvass of the The variety wus developed in Martin To Probe Gas with Mr. Stewurt nnd let him know _ m o n o p o l y ment and the in‘cV,?rt “f ‘^ l o v a ll1posed the Gooding long and short what they will be able to exhibit. county’s resources. Do not wait to Lawrence Lowell of Harvard, fell California, according to M r. Price Rise In State ing has been rebuiu to employ ( There should be quantities of plants be called on, but do your bit by from a window in her uuartment 'lhompson. Smull groves have nJ 1 __________ ______ iMhi. —An in- of the latest conveniences. P. M. Willis, general manager ||(M |E 8 F 0 |l JERUSALEM, and flowers from home flower gar­ telephoning, calling upon, or writ­ Friday and was instantly killed. been planted in this stutu, it is Ef J? federal Trade TALLAHASSEE. Feb. 0. — Gov. ing to the County Agent, and let dens. We must have a Bower of of the Federal system, is in han-------understood. The hardiness of the P the "I ***',1 aKree. ford for the opening. The b ax ry | JFRUSALKM Feb. (I.—There beauty. OWENS CHOSEN MARSHALL. variety, Mr. Thompson declares, is Martin stated today before leaving him know whut contribution you Iny , ni,A,merlcan ToIt takes more than celery and can make to the success of our ex­ authentically established in gov- for the South Florida fair at Tumwill be in charge o f. th,. I h »s been opened in Jerusalem a pa, that as soon as he returned to WASHINGTON. Feb d.-M il- ^nmc-nV records! ^ , lreet that is deemed worthy flowers, however to make u good hibit. It rests entirely with you, 4c(0 to con- who has been promotwl irom lard M. Owens was nominated to­ the capital ho proposed to take up each and everyone of you. u market of this Daytona store. It is ,t h® exhibit. We must huve tne best uf t„ . the designation of avenue. U U for investigation, the recent in­ Let everyone tnke un inventory day by President Coolidge to be rwolu- th e bakery m a n a g e m e n t t o „nV mile long and GO f*‘ t wide. everything. It will be compara­ MARKETS creased pfice of gasoline in Flor­ tively euiy to get the vegetables of what they might contribute, let U. S. Marshall for the Northern l -----«»tutky an.'1 oth,er part tho of grown here, at this time of year, in your County Agent know whnt District r f Plorhlj. ida. . L Krn*1' Ue- “l’**-:1'** ml ‘o this end a pastry ccJokk has na and connects ^ Qn ^the unner s| j e„ with CHICAGO. F cj . fi — Wheat: muy be uxpectnd. and WHOOl* lur/c quantities, ouch as escarole, j been brought from one of the g „ station. It is lined on both Food nnd cloth recently have May, 1.03 to 1.94; July, l.&W to A group of Seattle business men / sides with . . . .fine young shade . . . . .trees — - cuhbage, beets, carrots, etc., but | ’EM un for SEMINOLE. We havo m ' l,at form; eastern stores of the the BEST old County in the State. been mude by scientists from com­ 1.04; Corn: May, 1.35 to 1.351s; will leave early in February for i\ there are many fruits uiul vegetxj Among other innovations which tn ''•dine 0 eoHar bakery will put into effect, is the nnd is entirely reserved for resi­ bles which we grow hut which are LET’S shuw the outsiders, mon swamp cattails. Oats; May, 00% to 01. trade tour of the orient. L ^ ln* foot rest has dential purposes. (Continued from paijo -) CHAMBER TAKES ACTION TO BRING BAND TO SANFORD Men During Night YEAST KING DIES VERY SUDDNLY AT MIAMI BEACH l h Says Fine Future Awaits County In I“ *u.‘iZ Avocado Industry “The Basket,” New Combination Store, Opens On Saturday County Agent Seeks Co-operation In Making County Fair Exhibit Success Washington News c:l».'h! �. \ 7\' * ARE! MONTH WOMANS CLUB '#• /» I ' • N ‘ * * * ay Night COLLINS A1 iahibcN of HSe Campbell-Losroot, Ameriran Legion, voted lie .regular tn«etlng at post quarters Wednesday night to # all - rapport possible to the fort' Shrine club In prnmotiMr Hhe Clricns which is to be »fe during the week of 18.' fpoat rated ?it*/ approval of Few Creamery Is !adage. Ala., businoaa man. HaywOrd Walker, former! M r.W l h& t Selection Of Stone 7 > * (Continued from . *,. T T iT i fAy f i ,— • Wa. — » r tha . templa management of the new ‘ lb s . officers of the corporation The Royal Ice O ta ra company SKUIFSJi are W. E. Henkel, praaident; F. W. Z T l \ A has been taken over by the ____ Sainf- Thomas, secreUry; Hayward Wal- conditions warrant, it is planned Dole Creamery corporation, an or 'Msekls We'6T (Contlnuod from page 1) set his release. Collins now lies in erectly the Mine place where a boulder caught -------------— ......................... ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ * # ♦ his leg at 10 o’clock Friday mom* a w;1 or ^ v r . i t r n . s ^ ’i a S ^ S 'E * ^r r * * ♦ ing as he was crawling toward the •Mrs r r ^ ' ii0 a ,‘Lwa>’ the congressional investigations. I* *<► entrance. But volunteer workers M«u..R. C. BowerE'and Mrs. W. u . , Tl ey point out that. whlle^M r.'! !| I 1X7n», MM a t ae. . * are pecking away from the other Gardner. ride and[hope ‘ "to'reach him within . Mr«-W . L. Morgan, chairman of [kanSugar'Com pHny^thc s £ i ? u r J •!' ' a few hours with n chisel and "iWHOcloy department reported one I Fred It. Hathaway testified h»y ’ ns Inrrb Th„ tnrrk I .. V &«- '« » ncetlylcn* torch. ‘The torch will K. be COrd M rtv r1nrtn» tU m,JPlh n,n,|tforc the’.ways and means commit! Used .to heat the rock which holds Keb )!J b- d,ro '“"ch'nn for; tec of the house that the atiwk LT«i*I « '«y-w»i*inu ana his logs, If the legs are still fast. -—FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY . led-i^gi." The m ovement orig* Collins, himself, was unable f l' w " ' J*u, iiv . say definitely whether his foot was i LOOK HERE—SPECIAL BARGAINS t>nol Council of Boy Scouts In free or not, having told cave men .. __ ______ _ Rend ^ ita^ th a t each practice causes. first'thaU he could move 1,0th .l »gj» Cr *how would bo put, I these prie£&fmf see how far we have c £ prices oil fres^Sind desirable ^merchandise for <kt th® Amer. Its that each practice cuuses. and later lh a t hb could move neith-J oePart^ient Mar. 1, an th re e ■ f f i y twlo. lie oi\ band atyl.get your shaft before theirfe bargains are goner . Bls -in ! ienn Sugar Refining Company own­ ftfftK P rt 0»e post was pled*, er. • . organization membership, ed nr, per cenf.of the preferred ami to the Rebuts of this district in After heat ha; dried the rock. I had been taken In 25 d ozen Sweet-Orr Overalls, -^the toest Purq Shrunk £.infen, all colors, sT S l r . prosecution of the drive, ‘.he smallest member of the party. l '«nal Conferenco of Social W ork-; ami' that Mr7 W am n ' helrf '’71;?.’ t ’l .resolution deploring iho death will chip away with his chisel jmtil , ' ;,j;» which convener Feb. 8.11 P -rt! stock fn his namo in the la te r a l t * th at money>c^n; buy. .^2.50 value,* for ue, on sale pertyard...... . * ’ ■] Trt;. Hattie Loosing, of ■» hole is mod ? lirge enough to; of this goes to the work of the of the trust. i n'~Z' — ' mother -------- — 'm eres, three day&V.L...................................$1.98 Sflm<ir,\* j nJy KV * Dcrmit Collins to withdraw his foot, f-hHdren’H Code Commission m l Cit* q „ - - r qM*. tl? Curtain Scrim, fancy b o r d e r , ! ^ r mother, was adopted by the i ”*r others to withdraw it for him. i this state. I Cite Sugar Suit. ♦♦ 25 dozen W ork Shirty, Big Six. Value on sale per^yard.... Suicidal Attempt. ! A vote of thank' was given ,» y T ' 0/.*1 hi* appearance as W post cast its lot with the It wan regarded us suicidal to! Mr*. J- C. Gibb* for the class In- • . rn,t,y in *{je »uit to dis^jlvo the $ . , on sale.......................................69c - SHOE DEPARTMENT Clubs of the city tn their fight attempt to remove the hlockadi.. nirucwon struction •in parliamentary law. ii American , » . refinery , nery oa o- monopoly eh is headed by the Sanford without first bracing the roof. A . which wns 10 free lesson:, the 0n‘ tru,",t’ n wh'ch ,the Michigan Men’s Hose, seven point lisle hose, 35c Am erican Scout Work Shoes, S , . Swas ws ai umen’s club, for the beautlficu- rock of tho blockade iniirht be a dul> house. The work so m in­t corporation wns a defendant and i of Hanfonl, by indorsing the keystone In the support of the roof, tcresting. it wnn decided to mnke then recite that the American Su­ valu e....,................................................ 23c ue, sale price............................ ’ alution to this effect. A report II. T. McCarmichiicl. superinten-' 't n permanent class. The club gar Refining Company is now Men’s Union Suits, 75c value..............59c le to the post declared th a t the dent of the Kentucky Kock Asphalt v°tcJ to accept the offer of Fed- to absorb the National Refining U. S. Army Work Shoes, $3.50 va ’ commission hod acted favor­ Comnany war directing the bracing! l’ral Bakery for a concession in Company of New Jersey, and is pe­ Men’s W hite Oxford Shirts, value $ . , per p a i r ............... . ‘’ upon a petition to dedicato *n *"® cove. "he Basket for throe months' free titioning the deportment of justice f * frdnt- drive proposed hlake ............to! - . Collins se«*meil further from res. rent, and will open n Woman's to modify the degree b which it is now ....................................................$2.19 32 inch Dress K ingham , 30c vain! to holding more than 25, dnHnt thrW nM | f'w„'.aWircr-V‘ ^ ol , ° ’c,oc,k We»>nesilay I Exchange at an earlv date. Thi.se limited per cent of the New Jersey comm»rfng thn World War. It u e-' than ever before. Ilurke Miller, Men’s D ress Shirts, Lion Brand, fa st sale per yard...................... . . w m at tne commission would newspaper correspondent, who w’ork were Mrs. W. il ifenly", Mrs. POtu ’i . , , colors. $2.60 value.......................... $1.69 babiy pome the drive “Meinor- ceme ont then, had crawled to the K. M. Galloway. Mrs. Fred i)ai«er, thJ,h,?f 'S?J8 N ew line of Silk Crepes, $1.50 vafo nsserflon ' Drive” which was asked In the barricade, which lie estimated was Mrs. A. M. Philips. !hnt if MrWarren becomes a t­ Ladies’ Silk Hose, guaranteed, non-rav­ pwitlon. sale, per yard.........................../ " -Deane Turner ma,i0 two feet thick and six feet from Mrs. __ ,w n tonicy general he will be oh both t t The next meeting of the post will Collins. O B ease. “If." as Mr. Manlei splendid pica for tho securing a , ., el, $1.25 value, now............................ 89c Men’s Work Pants, $2.00 vaiues"! -beId at 7:30 o’clock W-^nesday Miller entered at 10:30 o’clock county demonstration agent. Sev-l*,Ut* ‘*ec^ es against the rcb. 18, at Legion hcodquar- this morning, with the first group oral American Sugar Refining Company Ladies’ Ribbed V ests, extra size, 35c strong talks were made niong 25 dozen Overalls, $2.00 v a lu es.... of rescue workers to go in lifter the line of this work and thd club and the Michigan Sugnr Comiwinv value, on s*ile.? ...... ....................... 19c the slide. M en’s Ribbed Underwear, $1.00' voted to endorse tho action of the he wpiiW be betraying his clients, "While I v s" at the barricade, county federation in efforts to w- If4he decided-In favor of them, he f lG RUSH IS NOW stone Ladies’ Silk Hoise, 75c values, sale on sale...................................... and enrtli fell, striking my the county agent. Mrs. It. E. would betray a public trust." Today’,) session wus almost all nrice V AO /. O N POR FLORIDA leg," said Miller, "I was able to cure Tolar announced the meeting of the devotee! Topkins Union Suits, $1.00 vaiuel * arguments for and to it and squirm our. I talk­ county federation Saturday in gAYS LOCAL MAN remove ed to Floyd. Bungalow Aprons, The Southern Girl, s a l e ............................... :.............. r Oviedo uml asked for u rep esen-1«?ain?t thc consideration of Mr. ^ l| “■■■■ ' « P | Stones appointment in open ses"Are you loose?" 1 inquired. tative attendance. $1.25 values, now....... .......v.............89c (Cdptinued from page 1) 17 ,*!’ . Senator Moses, presiding, "I think «o,’ answered Collins, 'I HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND gMng south by the crowd seeking want milk." held that It took a two-thirds vote . Bath Towels, extra large size, 75c val­ W-boanl them. T«*o ostes learjfmt to change the ruio o f a secret ses­ "Can’t you get the milk I left KITCHEN NEEDS traiits a t the Washington ata- above vnur henil last night?’’ I sion, and the decision wns upheld ues, .................... c by a vote of 48 to 30. Aluminum W ater Pitchers, an i ware devoted to tne sou.n asked him. ml traffic. Trains nro running “ No!” he nnswered, "I ennnot get Huck Towels, plain white, also red bor­ i T*VT°l f,‘!llowt‘‘! a long argument $1.25 v a lu e .... ............. double sections each of which ll* In which it was urged that as At­ ders, 29c value..................................... 16c torney General Stone was pormitT O Phfked with tourists, he suid. “Then you are not loose?" I Aluminum Sauce-Pans, $1.00 valu Pasr ea Through i’lood Arm asked. ed to testify in nn open session, !•" • Bed Spreads, $2.00 value, now....... $1.48 fKTrusting to luck in getting him (Continued from page 1) it. , wa8 an y fair that the other I sale, now............................ ;.___ "N o|" hr answered. SgUfhjJtho floiHjcd district, Mr. "The barricade in front of Col­ fixed nitrogen for fertilizer at a side should have the same p riv i-! Unbleached Muslin, 20c value on sale iB o s e -b o ird ^ .o train that af- lins Aluminum Dish Pans, 14quarts, about two feet thick. It is profit of not more than one per lege. Senator Ovcrmnn made the Ti l«d Pullman car through to Sun- of....................... over the cost of production. mo ion to open it un Thursday, j” 2 soft enrth nntl rock. per yard.................................. 14c value, on sale................................ t is ..j the train «ot got n«re. hore. "Frantic to release his brother lhe "Ixtb year the nnd this action wns finally ta k e n '!!•< 8. that n7i 19 in r iram C O to 27. a * v ',e >{[me ° S taki»ig tho truln it Homer Collins entered while I was ,e88eG »ound the production of f«rBleached Muslin, 25c value on sale per Oil Stoves, two burners, $8,50 vaiuel ipuiwl like an Indefinite trip, mndo »nere. lie was working strenuousthcre. He “•Gr unprofitable he would bo yard ................................. 18cn o w .................................. •^.one detour after another, but l.v and in his efforts loosened oth- frtuireil to report to congress to. sale, $ d fortune aided and .the train <*r rock which fell. I prevailed up- instructions. 32-inch Dress Ginghams, 35c value, per ivcu in aanforil only about two , on him to go out. I was afraid of The conference is understood to Glavanized Pails, quarts, each rslnte. |n serious avalanche trapping all have changed this section to pro­ yard .............................. 24c Galvanized Pails quarts, each vide for a profit of 8 per cent over 09 ^ Cr° ^orce,l R° nx | the rescue workers.'' the cost of production nod to reyly as five miles an hour over! In bracing the roof approximateEXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAl Scout Percale, 36 inches, 25c value, per •Improvised trestle work that I lv 100 feet of lumber was being oulre the operator to produce nitro* replacing the trestles and bridges | used, braces a foot long were being gen to the cupncity of the plant, 9:00 A. M. TO 10.A. M. Any breaking out of Hie Hkin on y a r d .............:.........................................18c wnunctl away. In soma places wa- placed upright from the ih« n««». floor to with thc president empowered to face, neck, arms or body is overW appeared above the telephone support timbers against the roof decide on the exact annual units of c‘>n’c ‘iuickest by applying Mentho dozen Brooms, 75c value, fori Cretonnes and Drapery Cloth, 35c val­ poles along the right-of-way, Mr. near the barricade. production. The president Is re­ •Sulphur. The pimples seem to dry home o n ly ............................. ; Dutfcse said. FIotmIm were not the ported to he authorized to permit right un and go nway, declares n ues, per yard....................................... 23c Only factor thut catered Into the the operator to adjust hlr produc­ noted skin specialist. Ja j ASHEVILLE, N . C. Cups and Saucers, 25c value on salej dettructJon of the trestle work. At tion according to thc agricultural Pepperill Sheets, 81x90, $2.25 value on Nothing bus ever been found t o ! '1” one point the watchmen got cold demands to afford relief during the Weekly ,lutes At s e t ............................ .......... take ke the .place of sulphur ns a pint- ] [<► period of dcproHiiion. Olid built a firo which destroyed u j»sale while they last.:-.../.-.*.;.-.....v’. .$ l nie remover, It is hnrmless nnd|!EjJ WHITE HOUSE INN long stretch of tresttework. The romploted bill would demand inexpensive. SPECIAL PRICES ON GOLD , Ju st nsk any drug-}''!, Pillow Case”, 35c v a lu er ,........... each 21c / Mr. DuBoso did not say that he A khv ll'e C o u n try Club a steady manufacture of fertilizer gist for a small ja r of Rowlcs * wqs roiievod to bo back in Sanford llest Locution during the life of the lease and the CONGOLEUM RUGS MentIn-Sulphur nnd use it like French Gingham, 32-inch wide, c val­ tp s tone of hix voice as he re­ Coir All W liilr r essec will not be required to come cold cream. 6x9 rug, $9.00 value, sale pi•ice... . counted the trip, spoke as plainly i hack to congress for instructions. ue, sale pi ice....................................... c #* words to that effect; could hove 7VL*x9 rug, $11.25 value, sale price ji done. W 66 5 1 00 295 3 00 1 El SHOALS BILL IS DELIVERED TO DRAFTING BODY 43 2 A PIMPLY SKIN NEEDS SULPHUR 10 12 10 ,59 59 39 I Goldfish, if left uiono in n pond, r t l l revert to the**- nnto-sl no'-r y l y h j s a_dingy, brownish-allvef.'! We have n big vision for our town. We are helping livestock and poultry.raisers to produce more MILK— — BUTTER— POULTRY, and ECIOS bv feeding Red Comb Poultry Feed, Old Beck Horse and Mule Feed. wbMsy breathing to torment your ijibiee when quick relief follow* , the use of C H A M B E R L A I N ’S COUGH REM EDY bold nv ; LANEY'S DRUG STORE KANNER S DEPARTMENT STORE SEMINOLE FEED COMPANY N o N a rc o tic s , ‘ 9x9 rug, $13.50 value, sale price... $11 9x12 rug, $18.00 value, safe price $15 BIG REDUCTION ON WINDOW! SHADES Don’t Miss This Three D ays o f B ig Bargains, Be Sure and Look for AS A H A PPY FEED MERCHANT MOTHERS* -Why allow ••snuffle*" and stuffy, •n Mercerized Poplin, assorted colors, 50c v a lu e ....................... •.......................... 39c Linen Suiting, fa st colors 69c values on sale, per yard..................................... 59c' . . J. M. McCnskiill. M g r.. Phone 5M. 21.1-215 Sanford Ave. Phone S THREE BLOCKS FROM HIGH PRICES. Sanford, Fin. LOOK CHURCHWELLS’ SPECIALS OVER • M $1.25 Men’s Oxfords Men’s Caps m S Black and Brown 95c $1.25 Boys’ Overalls 95c 75c Boys’ Caps 50c Ladies' Lisle Hose 49c 39c $:!.()» Men’s Dress Shirts »f* « h g Men’s Three-Piece s I W inter Suits Saturdai MHaaauHaaHHBaaaNBMtii $ 6.00 $4.95 $ *. We Know the Goods and Prices Will Interest You Saturday ■ M iiiriM M iiiiH im 1 u naaBBBBSBBBBBBBSlU1 It ■ Ladies’ Linen S g SIxmiFcpperal ■ and Tub Silk 5 5 Sheets D resses $4.95 Boys’ Sport Blouses . 50c Ladies’ Brassiers ■ ' AA'X •• |itiw .• l i/.r. jf./( ’ o a t i ’OOK II ■ } . .‘l ’ J v> $5.01) Ladies’ New Spring Hats 75c $4.35 36-inch Belding 3 JJ Men’s Dress P an ts 35c Children’s Hose Satin. Per yard 5 $3.95 25c $2.45 $1.75 \ $1.39 S “ ! 36-inch Soisetl* All Colors �EXcrm■i E-TO v SeSKri Talking Hudson Is Coming: To Sanford On Three Day Call T-K? ROADSNAMED YEAST KING E R Y SUDDENL ME V A T MIAMI.BEACH ADR PUBLIC H. B. Millar of .Now York and a C H A M B E R T A K E S cousin W.i M. also of New York. ACTION TO BRING Bora la CJaeiaaaU ' Mr. Flelachmann was born In BAND TO SANFOBD Cincinnati in 1871, the elder son of Charles and Henrietta Fleiach(Continued from pagu 1) tnann. He was mayor o f Cincin­ to his motion declared that the golf nati for two terms, being elected course was one of Sanford's chief Corner Lot on Magnolia Ave first in 189$, the youngest man to attractions. He eommended the hold that office. Following his sec­ work of the caterer a t the club and ond term he was active in Repub­ declared that the general attrac­ 16th S t Price $1400.00. lican politics for a time but busi­ tiveness of (he club, exclusive of ness Interests gradually absorbed the course, la unexcelled and urged more end more of his time. more effort to capitalise It. Under He removed to New York to take the motion the first dance will be balance $10.00 per month. 'r care of his affairs and during the held during the coming week. ' Mi| ' ’ ’ * 1 last 10 years had not spent much Hotel Work Progreaecs o f his time in Cincinnati. Mayor Lake announced that he Fleischtnann was married -on was certain that signing of con­ Apr. 12, 1893 to Miss Lilly Acker- tracts incidental to the erection of land of, Cincinnati. There were the tourist hotel here. Arrangethree children by this marriage. O n, mentt i are going forward satisfac­ Jan. 21, 1920, Mrs. Flefschmsnn1torily, it is declared. REALTOR was given a decree of divorce on R. J. Holly, :reporting for the the ground of cruelty. ttee, deefia red th a t publicity committee, In the same year Flelachmann the remainder of the appropriation was married to Mrs. Laura Hem­ for. advertising would be spent for First National Bank Building, v J ingway, of New York city. W ith­ space In the newspapers of the in the last year he was divorced state. Copies of ads that appeared f' %, Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 from his second wife. He was a in Miami and Jacksonville newspa­ brother of Col. Max Flelachmann, pers were exhibited. Sales Force Miss Rnba Williams, Mr. R, L, big game hunter and formerly in­ It was announced that a resident j 5 terested in outdoor sports. entomologist from Washington and another from the state department Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and Mr. would be in Sanford Saturday. and Mrs. Ptheacia of San Sula were dinner guests of Mr. and There is on effort being made Mrs. Nick Zemovean of Beardaie F O R G O O D P R IN T I N G T F.LE PH O SK g to revive the Sunday School ser­ avenue on Sunday. vice at Moore's Station church. Miss Sarah Jane Cowan, eldest There has been Sunday school held daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank there for the past 16 years un­ P R O M P T S E R V IC I -HEASONABLK Cowan and Ernest Woodburn, were til this past year. T. M. Bledsoe married at the home of the par­ will take charge and would be Telephone 93, Welaka Building. ents last Thursday evening, Rev. pleased with the cooperation of the people. F. D. King, officiating. V ’< ...» -- ‘ " It talks but it can't walk, in (Continued from P am 1) ;> 1* * - i* fact it’d an automobile."’ leaned against the saddte and m'Ki (Continued from page 1) To be more exact it :s a Hudson then started toward tha side dines ' **■; • . •• *,0, *., * Secondary Road* automobile and to further eluci­ * r ' ~ id, >5 Allen, And fell or slid to the ground. | When’ President T ak esO tth date, it can sing and do other re­ y eart: Old Friends, thinking he had been of Office He Will Have markable things. Tho services of ____ ___ nd Siding struck by a mallet in the play, moat remarkable machine havg> Spur ,2.1 miles, $32,600, second rushed to him and finding him un­ ' Beeh Inaugurate^ Wr*HIjfli thia been secured by W. E. Walthall. year; W est City Limit* Road, .65'^ conscious called to know if there Office oh Nloe Oiithflion^t Sanford Hudson-Esscx dealer and miles, $10,240, first year; Brevier was a physician among the spec­ ^ _ • »■- *■ - ‘ ‘k 'wiU.be here for three days begin­ Road and Road on South side Lots tators. Dr. Augustus J. Mitchell WAm n m Tow , ifeb: . ning Feb. 11. The machine will be 6-62-64 and 66, .95 miles, $9,700, of Newark, N. J., who responded, ident RbdlMg*** ‘inadgu ration Mar. | (m-display nt the ihow rooms, on first year; Cameron City Road. 6.8 sought to give the millionaire 4 wilUhang up to Ms credit a new Magnolia Avenue. miles, $65,860, second and third sportsman aid, but found him r e c o r d ^ ^ipbWoua posterity; *!.Thc operatic qualities with which years; Sliver Lake Road, 1.6 miles, dead. Death was caused by heart ■hoot it..,. i.i«.,i . the car is endowed have in no way $14,000, second year; Lehman Road failure, the physician said tonight When he taken the oath of of­ made it temperamental, the local 2.26 miles, $22,500, second year; nnd added that possibly a stroke fice he will have been inaugura­ dealer insists. It has the same ca­ Monroe School Road, .2 miles, $3,- of apoplexy came with it. ted into high office eight times in pacity fo’r rugged service that is 50p, second yaar; Orange Boule­ No immediate members of Mr. nine ybafs—a record never before inherent in all Hudson machines. vard, 2.5 miles, $23,000, third year; Fieishmnnn’s family except a achieved by any man reaching the This last fact, Mr. Walthall, dePaola-Markham Road, 1.35 miles, cousin were here with him, •but White) House. cjftgpsje knqwn to the world and $11,200 ,first year; Lake Geneva friends and his private secretary This ‘concentrated record of ra­ he is glad to announce that Hud- Road, 1.8 miles, $16,000, first year; made arrangements to have the id inaugurals in due to the one ton has added a vocabulary to its Osceola Road, .7 miles, $7,000, first body prepared for shipment north year Arrnt for governor nnd lieu­ other equipment. He says that year; Lake Mills Road, 3.5 miles, in Mr. Fleischmann’s -private car tenant' vgovernor in Massachu­ Hudson users need not be alarmed, $33,000, flrrt year; Brumley Road, in which he came to Miami recent­ setts, {tip to four years ngo and though, because the car knows 3 miles, $31,000, third year; Deep ly. to theidcath of President Harding. when not to talk. * Rocket Road, 1.25 miles, $13,000, The body will be shipped Friday Coolidge's first inaugurationj . . . . • first year; Lake Charm Rond, 1 to Cincinnati, his old home, for . ___ wan op .Tab. 6, 1916, when Ho took mile $8400, first year; Lcinhart burial, it was said late Thursday the oath ns lieutenant governor Road, .0 miles, $7,000, first year; night by D. L. Philbrick, under­ of Massachusetts. Subsequent inBay St, In Oviedo, .75 miles, taker in charge. The body is to augurlls have been: $14,000, first year; Lake Jessup leave here at 7:10 A. M. Friday, in Jun.l 4, 1917, lieutenant gover­ Ave., .5 miles, $6,000, first year; n private car, it w*a said. Un­ n o r. Longwood-Wagner Road, 4. miles, til that time it will lie in the un­ Jan.j 3,. 1918, lieutenant gover­ $35,620, first year; Longwood-I’alm dertaking establishment here. Springs 3 miles, $28,400, liret'year; nor. , , While in Florida Mr. FlelschJan. 2. 1919, governor. Road South from Forest City, l.G mann had been living on a private Jnn.l 2, 1920, governor. (Continued from pnge 1) miles, $15,500, first year; Mellon- yacht, the “Pastime” which he had M aith 4, vice president. practice of putting on sale hot roils vilie Avenue, .25 miles, $4,960, first chartered pending completion of Auj$ 3. ,1923, president. und bread nt 8 o'clock in the morn­ year; Road Paola East to Trilby his luxurious home at the beach. From the record of these pre­ ing and a t 4 o'clock In tho after­ Junction, .4 miles, $3,590, first He had as his guests Mr. and Mrs. vious inaugurals, weather dope- noon. year;_total 39.80 mHos, $411,000. sters for March 4, .1925, when he Variety of Shops will tike his eighth oath in nine Among tho other shops in tho years/ ism* |fr edict ing f clear and | arcade* Is Zeller's confectionery. sunny skies.'s * • Candy, tobacco, newspapers and For j fair weather hnu marked magazines nnd other specialties every .inaugural of Coolldge . to will bo handled. Tho shop includes date. > ’ In its offerings Potter's candies, And1 since, ns president. Cool- which ahe made in Orlando. Idgo it now bdSB of the wb’rfther Lee Brother’s Meat Market plans burem frit doer look an though he to selt nil Florida and western ought to ho able to arrange for a meats. Dae to flood conditions In sunshiny day. Georgia the equinment of the mar(-ket failed to nrrive. New fixtures « r * C ^ * ■ • *T ■ * ■• •* will be installed, among which will A few /Acta about lies have be a system of refrigerator show­ been eVolved” by Congressman cases. John N. Tillman of Fayetteville, Tho McCullar Grocery company Ark., former president of the Un­ will provide shoppers with virtual, iversity of Arkansas. ly every article in this class that '"A lie,” sns Tilmun, “moves like can be desired. It is to follow the a meteor. It can travel 40 miles self-service plan. The proprietor while, the truth is getting its is well known ns a business man boots on. of long experience In Sanford. “A Ife travels faster than the Home cooking will bo tho forte truth bcohuse' it meets so many of the Betty Anne Tea Room which friends who give It a ride. is operated by Mrs. Bolding. Spec­ “Truth gets up in the cold, gray ial concessions will be made to din­ dawn und has to. knock four times ner dances and other parties while before he can get a door open. a regular business men’s lunch will “ But, a lie is greeted with the In* provided at noon of each day. ;lad hand, is creamed nnd cof- Through the courtesy of the Rine’a cod, fed and" petted, laughed at Music and Radio Shop, radio musig nnd slapped on the back and then will feature each evening nt the sent hurrying on in the swiftest ten room. Radio equipment, phono­ automobile on the place.” graphs, records und tho latest sheet music will be available a t the In an attem pt revive eonfid­ Musk* chop. Edison lamps ami oth­ ea fy onco m lhe t ,oyster ps a safe nnd er electrical equipment will be in­ Healthful food, an oysten feast, to cluded in tile stock. Five booths, one of which con­ which were invited district and government officials, was held a tains a 24 lube permanent waving l I■ ’ ,w days ago nt the equipment form part of the equipI Washington hint ziuJuiqui iium u»iui .mao *i i n y lla Bqau^y.J,, l l o - III t I I I •|IM»I I uyptfcr y.-ivarf. r I Sf ■rif “Hi l i t . CeaftvuHunfit* HeaWfbdffietAli1.** ^ - ' Virtually every modern np newspapermen and others gorged gorget pliance and method will bo found lnriouKiy, asrfUrcd by the oyster in use in the shop which is operat­ oiks, that “these nre salt 1 water ed on the second floor. n a il The Vanity Fair Women’s Shop oysters nnd typhoid germs can’t will specialize in popuiur prices of live in salt water." But when the feast wan over one ready to wear i»nods. Likewise the physician took tho names and ad- branch of tho Lloyd’s Bootery will dresnes of all who had eaten. Which enable shoppers to provide them­ to r,ay the leant, wnn a bit discon­ selves with shoes at popular prices The New York Modisto Shop, opcerting crated bv Mrs, Brackhnm, will offer in virtually nil branch England hns too many doctors dressmaking rs. It is planned to later branch nnd tins number of these entering I out and take up other lines of work. the profession in mounting rapid­ The contractors that entered in­ ly, according to Sir Humphrey to tiie construction and remodeling Ro!!e*tnn, president of the Royal of the building are Hill Lumber Coll* it-- of Physicians. Comnany, Hill H ard w are Compa ny, F, Await Electric Contract Ou^ddo the renewal of trails Company, Sanford Electric Compa­ portotion, tb<» erection af homes names in , ny, t/uiek IJ Service Transfer, Sell­ suburban districts and repair epair of ( ers i*rs Awning A Company. Carter Lumsome- buildings in cities in Juimn Ju j her Cofnpnny, A. C. Jones, plumbearthquake area, littl • progress greds nasl’ing, I dosing Paint Company, San­ beenjnado in permanent restora­ ford Sign Shop and the Bull Hard­ tion. • , * ware Company. “The Basket,” New Combination Store, Opens On Saturday E.F. LANE THE SEMINOLE PRI] 'i ■. m/ i wi ■."*i !* i '*v n i ,rTi; '•■•aj I ) -fCj • .-t. -1.1 DID YOU KNO W * ST rr J ■ That the Paving in Oak Hill has been paid for? And th at the Taxes for 1925 have been paid? !» i <i*" , . 'if , ... ■ •• . I ... omimid -non mi smiqqiM mum* o‘i,*m,m* oh**** ■1'i'in *i ■MT ’> h DtdfcUff ffr cr* ' sid* rd •wf'fisff* ' fj- , iU,n c— J Invest In Oak Hill • I ‘-u i * \ i 1 i i i I Many American Iim.Is will bo Pollonas, tho new gins** substi­ exhibited at the potil.iy show in tute will not splinter like glass Cubrt the latter purl of February. und may be used for spectacles. EVERT TRUE BY CONDO Or you will pay for your procrastination by high­ i er prices later on. You are now being offered an opportunity to get in on the ground floor. I Hi *i it M rru it Let Us Show YOU OAK HILL “The Suburb of Opportunity” N. H. GARNER, Developer 112 P ark Ave. r t ,|4 i a i a " i ./• �****** TBB 8ANF0 !) HEBALP/frRlDAY, FEBRUARY ®, IJW^J 11 ■ —I P K 3 **"■*- — ■*> ■ Begin Search I As Seen by Popular Mechanics Magazine ■} .. Laaips S l » ^ {^Machinery Hirer Of p In a canning factory taring fcvcn Florida jgfo machines the-manager Ninfflo With hfoad-ptfckinl u installed « little device nenr.hu [Chapel Hour dwk to indicate whether or not all h i - KifcSr for Us Aasoclfttiod’a t(fc Mor. 2G-28 U Dr. Albert A. L of the Uni ver­ ier thepurtw jo for* of the rt»te b mingle for an L In the. unjvcr- wren alre working properly. The do» - _ ' n __ ____ _ I I r'yicc-epneiata of a ______I panel ___ on_ Lwhich Newspaper Pa F fcsh tf by Radio It Transatlantic ti togrnpha ami radio u a development'likely fo be-' cotne a reality in the n&ar future afr*9™ * M«i- Gen. J. 0. H«bowi; president of the Radio Corporation tof America. Two-way talk by'M jo* good taeit^od of prorldhtg proper veil- » " UNGTON, F e V ^ • v-.^r. ■X. ■ tilation M shown in the drawing. A , thrco ycnr campaign before . A i c l*', „ Wooded box incorporating the atoyw I lngfo'aturcs, with th^ bftckihg -pf F u n d o f $ 1 2 2 ,^ 8 A jljttrtio n cd wintloW/'ia built around the window prominent humanltnHafui and -h«i- ' B y 8 t* t e Hai(f*,’Int**»tnAT»t on on the outside. Thia box ia made man? workers, Is ntiotjr' tp be Bnsfll Of 187,482 S tu d e n ts ; ” ?w!t 8 Jo- longer than the atom launched for tho suppnsrainn . o f , Scniiriolc G e ts 51678.90 window, which is allowed to mat on the steel trap and other noh-kiliing! .* ,— —— thg lower edge 6f the box. thus leav- devices for capture of fur-beftring i TALLAHASSEE. Ebb, G.—The !*e ,la t0p£ ?to■ fill & *• .‘’tTne e 1**. ■ uHumnno Aaaoeia-; k ‘u inglexTwooden damper made American ..... apportionment '* A L - ofi interest . thia space; it » hinged to tbe uppgr *lon heads the list of orgnnifaUoits; ®tl tho State Schorl Fund, made on end 'of the atorm sash! and Ibna supporting the movement and Mr*.’ Feb. 2 ,hy ths ctat* anpot intehdent enough'lo rest on a lengtlTof *!?',1‘!cr" Fi*kc ha^lwf tlw n t P '^ te Inr,miction amounted to iron acrewedto the upper edga o /S S fcltj 0f(u'n!,llvldunl workers who will ^ r e n t r per pup t, bn sod on nveinside sash Ot^nin*1^ iSSL* ,{!„ “ tod their support. Cammatldiri 1»ir qltfr-’nnco Li the roancrtlvc “ *T °.T t ,lw Edward B-eck of the naval feaerv- 'lo -tie o . The fond nmomLed to SO A P THE SERVICE RENDERED if j th a / f e ^ to ihe Include S W L .. Lt quartet. d*vo- M,horl address of jiurplirec, nnd ,n fool. T. J- ApploI tho press rssoIbe in session for lit* with TlmraI noon Saturday. Ibis persons have lund and spenk. Kt hire indicated | t These include ■lliamf of the Lin, University of Ink H. deter, ngif the North CarUm H. Perry of fa, H. Howe, of b., Glohf have lira expected to PPHRB DAY «vrn,A)iarfrnim,tnjpps.arc mounted, cadi «l Vhirh la Connected to one of •the m4^)dere. aw tfaet every time tv can paftffa to Hto* filling machine'it' to Shqvel catuwi h ldtijp to ftdsh. Aa long a* tho It la Usually somewhat difttrult to lamps,KMp flaaWtog, the m a n a g e r khowa that ettfything ia going well, qsc a metal shovel foe scooping snow but if any latnpa.Tail to Dash it i« n an the snow hits a tendency to stirk •Igbal itb' him that he is perhaps lt> It,1This trouble can easily be pre­ needed - in- the factory tb untangle vented by first cleaning the shovel sonic difllhiliy; ‘ A 1switch • ia, of so that it U absolutely freo from dirt, Jmalitog thc metal part, and then cov­ courw. prorfded ao that thfi current ering it well with melted paraffin or can be turned on of ofT. was. When the paraffin is cold, the - ■> • • • » shovel can be used, and it will be Silencing A utomobile-Door * found that the snow will not stick. Noises Of course, this krill last only os long »»' . % -1 Squeaking automobile doors ran ns Ihere is a filtn of wax on the shovel, cometimes be eitrnred by cleaning thn hut it is surprising how long it takes rubber bumpers and the parts they before this film is worn pff, Wooden touch with gasoliqo, wiping dry and shovels may lm treated with grease or powdering liberally with talc dust. rubbed with soap. Oil should never be used as it riina V entilating the Kitchen the rubber. If tha door rattlee, see if the nibbcrn are pressing against the In the construction of many houses door. If not, readjust them with the the kitchen is built without much setscrew, or by forcing emnll pieces of thought or consideration for the rook. inner tube under them with n screw­ The storm windows do not usually driver. New bumpers may lv* needed. permit much ventilation and no pipe A few minutes’ attention now ami u provided to carry away the smoke then will eliminala the annoyance. and fumca from the gas stove. A Wall Street Craze For Gambling Is Cause Demand For Faster Tickers Ffb. 21. A par- the New York Stock Exchange, an- tual trading. iqren of the Or- nounctfd for Feb. 7. to abbreviate Concurrently tho Western Unire Tf1th^cele- ',ytnbo13 0,1 100 •P'PPrtnnt stocks ion Telegraph Company, the Stock The queen will nrc expected tn speed bp the Stock Exchange agent for major distri­ cts r vote from ticker almost 20 per cent. button of stock quotations, Is nt i campus. As In The ticker would then print an work upon additional wire ex­ eat 'rtnlnmcnt >nvprrigo of 65 transactions ovtory ■tcnsloji of the territory It serves the bank- o ffd x tv seconds ni>«n'tb- *-ne - ’ I direct. The Stock Exchange Itself t Rollins canoe- Ing from the familiar clicking glass operates the tickers used by meml a program of i hive Into the basset uiiuusc ben* in the financial district, if, Aquaplaningjper cent above that of two years *r,*th of Chambers Street. The of water sporta. Ago. The change has been made Western Union supplies nil non- SWUNG By tho Seminole County Bank, ia the moat efficien t th at a strong organization, ex­ perienced sta ff, and up-to-the-jnihtitq fac­ ilities can make it*. Avail yourself of it. Your account subject to check is cordially invited. > HINGES DAMPER UFT 4>/o IX THItlCN T I'A IU ll .\ S A V IItB S . i t C O t I T l STORM SASH ^eminole (Jouniy^ank FRAME doses tho dumper. Whdher the damper is open xtr rioted the spare between the two windows is practical­ ly figlf1 "II the lime. The box itself ran be used nx nn irelrss refrigerator during the cold months, small shelve* being built on the sides so ns not tit shut of('snv light, if the box is mails wide1enough for this purpose. nt large. The Western Union nt present fill she s stock quotations by automalls. transmission ns far wefct nn Cleveland, supplying Boston, Phila­ delphia, Washington, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Albany, Syracuse nnd Rochester on tho way. The com- niHCAOO, Felt, 0—Twelve Chtrago ntr-.i are in tlnngcr of separa­ tion from their wivlis, nnd families for n month to six wcclta bccaur-5 the proneeulion wantn only men of fnmily to be.tr the trial of W. F. D, Stokes, of New York, who is rlmrgcd with cmv piracy to defame the diameter of hln wife, Mrs. Helen Klwond Stokes, of Denver. The ^trial promises to Inst tongor 7i{ Kkaloosa 189b $117-1.90; Okuethnn n month dtirlmr which time rhobed 560 $.7.r,0.92, Oran go 0757 Mr>69..1t, Osceola 1501 $989.08; the jury will bo kept locked up. i*r - ' Palm Reach 0895 *241-1.90, Pasco $20.000,non (11,^IMS DENIED 171-1 $1082.W. Plnellns 088 $1,268.70; Polk 11,200 $0981.92; Put­ -JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 0. — nam 2859 *1773.58; Bt. Johns 2095 Judge R. M. Call of fcdernl court $1298.90; St. Lucie 1980 *1227.00; Morulny handed down a decision Hantn Rosa 2705 *171-1.50, Sara­ denying claims of Charles F. llud- sota $915 *585.90; Sent Iunit- 2708 nall nnd other to property In t|te $1078.90; Sum ter 2210 *1370.12; eastern part of the city vnlucd M Snwsnee 289-1 *179-1.28; Tnvlor more thnn $20,000,000. The claims 1759 *1090.58;, Upior 1073 *0(18.20; were hnsed on titles dntlng back to Volusi-j 528-1 *3270.08; Wakulla the days of the Spanish governor 1191 *738.12; Walton 2305 *1-129.Coppenger in 1817. 10. and Washington 2275 $1-110.59, Sanford,Fla. S T R E N G T H - SER V IC E - P R O G R E S S ‘ S When tinln comes, stop It. Be ever ready to ntnp It quickly, night or day. Don't suffer any 'pain which a moment of rub­ bing ran stop. Thcso include pains al­ lied to rhcutpntiam, to soreness to lameness, to chest colds. They can be stopped n t' once. For 05 years they havu been stope«l by rubbing with BL ncobs Oil. As for curing tho cause cf tho trouble. Nature usually does that. St. Jacobs Oil couses counter Irritation. Then It* draws blood to the surface to relolve congestion. In A minute or two you feel that the nnin has ebbed. You rejoice in relief* I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. Japanese make wooden shoes SALESGIRLS — Experience not from wood rnised in the Philip­ K j I K b *b9 necessary. No girls qvor 25 pines. no to embrace In this direct ser­ vice Minneapolis, Omnhn. Knnsns years of age need Apply. , Apnly . thin evening nr Saturday morning City nnd St. Louis. before H:S0.—Eodernl Ilnkery. The new symbols will cause lit- j Stove and Fire Place tie Inconvenience to the tradin'-j public. Seldom docs n broker’s bo the brokers themselves and the Wqod customer, It is said, have more | reportarn on the floor of the Stock jr ^ tjtit to suit liicuiuatlitn Edcltaclic L a n irn m thnn 15 scpnrnte stock tosuen in Exchange who pluck sales on the *9.00 per Cord delivered hl$ strong box, nnd he can readily, wing front the brokern milling nmemorlze their changed dealgna- j round the score of trading posts, Britt R ealty Company tions nnew. The hardest hit will nnd to them it is all in tho game. night of. pain. Have St. Jacobs OU evor ready. Apply it ns soon aa you feci a nnin, or a cho$t cold, ue ready to aootha It, to check It i t once, There will novor bo a bet­ ter wny. Go get It.now to bo prepared when pain cornea. It mny save to you and yours many un- Lpmba^o Sorenee* Chest CoWo S t . J a c o b s O il R u b s P a in Avrny n , v Oiitj MO n a Those who have travelcd-the world over, those who are familiar with the beauties of land and water recognize in Fort Mellon the jewel of All Subdivisions—Located in one of Sanford’s highest spots, it commands a view of beautiful Lake Monroe that will charm Wide paved boulevards will traverse the property. Sidewalks are fast being layed. Homes will soon he erected. \Vith the coming of these improvements, lots in Fort Mellon, now being offered at a reasonable price, will enhance rapidly. ' Prom oters of S an fo rd ’s Finest Subdivision 104 MAGNOLIA AVENUE A- P. CONNELLY & SONS ^jaajiA auuN U aiiM M M uui i> iia iiik a « a iiia u �r A d im n H ie Sanford Herald llakrai W frr alfernoon rxrrpt I n iln r a* Sn«f«*r*l. Plorliii E n t e r e d n* Hrcnnd C lass M a tte r, O c to b e r 17. 19111, a t t h e Postofrice Hanford. F lo rid a u n d e r A r t of rch 3. 1397. Star HOLLA Ml L. ttr. w m i it Kit H . K d lta r H nnaaer 111 M a ira a lln A r m o r P h o n e 141 n. now a H c n s c n iP T io n hatkbi O ne Vear. $7.1*0; Six M onth* 13.50 D e liv e re d In City by C a rr ie r, p e r Week, 15c, W e e k ly E dition, 12.00 p e r Year. M K H tlK H T H U A M flC IA T H D J*IIK!4!I T h e Aaenelnted I'n-s* la e x c lu s ­ ively e n l l t l r d to th e tine fo r r e p u b lloatlon of nil new* d la p a ic h e a c r e d ite d to It o r not o t h r r w l a e c r e ­ d ite d In th la p a p e r an d nl*<> t h e local n ew s published herein. All r ig h t* of rep u b llcatlo n of special d is p a tc h e s h e re in uru a ls o r e s e r v ­ ed. _________ ______ FRIDAY, FEB. G, 1923. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. THE WAY TO FREEDOM—Yc shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. John 8: 32. A WORTHY HERITAGE If I can help my boys to learn One fact my father tnught to me Some day their gratitude I'll earn; I want their heritage to be, Above all cine that fortune brings, An understanding of this law: That men may t Isc to greater things Some one must grapple with the raw! . What do I mean? The answer’s here: All comforts come from work alone; I want my boys with ready cheer To claim the right to win their own! They must not be content to take What I may hold of wealth or fame, But fortified with humble stake. Let them add honor to the name. Of such a breed were those who carved This nation from the wilderness, Who fought'nnd froze and bled and starved To prove their title to success; Of such a breed must bo the men Who have each hazardous front­ ier— Lord, stimulate boys' hearts again With engerness to pioneer! 0. Lawrence Huwthorne. -------- o-------Down In Tampa they nre selling real estate by the quart. -------- o-------The best thing about Sanford real estate is that it is real. -------- o-------Someday there will be a boule­ vard nil the way around Lake Mon­ roe. In three yenrs when Sanford has some twenty-five thousand peo­ ple living here, that will not seem such a stupendous undertaking. o Floyd Collins, whose foot Is caught by a huge rock in Sami Cave, Kentucky, has been facing death in forty hideous forms. -------- o--------The world will come to an end tonight according to some theor­ ists. But it is n safe bet that there will be just as much' work to do in Sanford tomorrow ns there is today. -------- o uantities of red tape would o ideal dccorntion for an army or navy ball in Washington, -------- n-------James J. Montague says dumb­ bells are always light-weights. But light-weights nre not always dumb­ bells. S The death of Julia* Flelschnmnn, the “yeast king" in Miami, recalls the fact that there was a man who, figuratively and literally, had riaen from tho ranks. -------- o-------Judge Roscoe Luke, who is hold­ ing a series of evangelistic meet­ ings in Jacksonville, says “a quart of water will break up a religious meeting because folks won’t frock up to como to church if it looks threatening.” •------- o-------Headline says “ Bcrlenback Un­ able to Tnku on Flowers" which probably means that he is trying to keep from Inking on flowers in tho long run. -------- o-------The Congregational Church at St. Petersburg has announced that it will sell five hundred seats at fifty dollnrs a senson. Since tho church has commercialized relig­ ion to that extent, why not inau­ gurate n “pay as you enter” systeni and make everyone huve u part. -------- o--------Sausage meat is the just end of all hogs, even road hogs. -------- o--------This Muscle Shoals issue is like the rash, about the time you think it’s all over, it breaks out again in come other place. As Brisbane Sees It Brave Republicans Those twenty-eight Florida counties that have cet about Remember Floyd Collins the elimination of signs from the rights-of-way o f public Each Lady, Three Husbands? roads would do well to form a federation, w ith a view of Automobiles* Three Billions bringing into the praiseworthy work the rest of the counties BY ARTHUR BRISBANE of Florida. (C tH Itsk l 1*M) The twenty-eight counties so federated could also devise -------------v-----------------------------w ays for the elimination of sig n s from th e property o f care­ SENATOR La follette, penal­ less citizens, where sign-board advertisers som etim es pay ized by the noble Republican party, for space to mnr the beauty o f th e scenery but more often pay for the privilege of sh u ttin g off unsightliness th at only careless citizens make possible. When sign-boards arc more attractive than the natural outlcok, something is decidedly wrong w ith the outlook. And th is is the case in so mnny instances in Florida. One rather thoughtful believer in big and gaudy signboards contends it is not time y e t for the sta te to undertake the wholesale elim­ ination of such advertising mediums. Some of the tw enty-eight counties th a t have started their warfare against signboards have already aroused commun­ ity movements for the beautifying o f roadsides. Trees nnd shrubs and garden flowers nre being planted system atically in some localities; and it is noticed th at with the interest in roadside planting, popular disapproval against signboard ad­ vertising is growing; and ugly spots instead of gettin g a shield in the form of some big signboard are given trees nnd flowers. It is believed, too, th at the tw enty-eigh t counties may lead the way to the establishing o f artistic mile posts, plenty of mile-posts giving the directions clearly nnd accurately for motorists trying to find their way among Florida’s decidedly confusing roads. In counties where there are many county roads, careful posting of road names along w ith the mileage information is being done. And if the movement extends as it should, it will not be many years before travelers in Florida will find on every highw ay evidence of the intelligence that is back of the movement for the beautifying and improving of the public roads. Between Sanford nnd Orlando, between Sanford and DeLand, between Sanford and every neighboring town, border trees and flowers should be in evidence, and at every mile an artistic sign-post telling the distance to the towns the roads connect. Perhaps the local Chamber o f Commerce will secure a list of those tw enty-eight counties pledged for riddance of sign-board advertising, and see w hat can be done in the way o f a federation for mutual helpfulness. ----------------- o------------------ This Business Of Living A letter from a postal clerk to a N ew York newspaper, asking how three people arc to live on $1,600 a year, brought forth n reply which was a most unusual illustration of hu­ m anity’s ability to continue existence under adverse condi­ tions. The reply is from a bedridden cripple, who not only hns solved his own problem but has thought to devote to the solution of others’. ' *'\Ve have a nice (seven by tw elve) apartm ent with a frosted skylight and door”, the letter declared. ‘T h is costs us $5 a week som etim es. My w ife pays 25 cents for a pair of s h o e s ........... Our food costs us about as follows; One her­ ring, twelve cents; one loaf of bread, eigh t cen ts; two apples, six cents; twelve buns, ten cents; total, th irty-six cents a day. The money is made by the writer’s wife, who, the letter naively declares, “earns as much as $12 some w eeks”. They are living; but for w hat many people would fail mis­ erably in trying to answer. That, perhaps, is their secret and probably never will bo known by more fnvored mortals. While it is a tantaHTrinjrflnmtimrTt'iH by no m eans the big­ gest one. The real question! that rises is why others cannot, in a measure, do likewise. Satisfaction with one's condition is not by any means to be desired for it means stagnation which is deadly. The let­ ter writer and his w ife appear to be satisfied with their lot, which probably, is the satisfaction that comes with the reali­ zation that one has done one’s best. They have attained sa t­ isfaction, peace, to say the least, hut tho means by which they attained and not the fact that they hove it is the most obvious thing to be learned from the letter. The average person, the one who makes a reasonable salary or receives a reasonable income but who, by haphazard methods, is eternally “strapped” financially can follow the cripple through a system o f living to a much fuller enjoy­ ment and to no small degree of satisfaction. It is the simple m atter of recognizing the problem faced and evolving an in­ telligent plan of m eeting it. It is a m atter to he faced by every individual and, like death, cannot be attended to by a substitute. The hard part, the test of strength, is not to find the plan but to abide by it after it is found. ------- ---------- o----------------FLORIDA is wiser in her day and generation than the children o f light elsewhere. She is one of the w ise virgins who has filled her lamp w ith Rockefeller and all other kinds of capitalistic oil; she is converting herself into an Arcadian retreat where the poor and persecuted millionaire may find a sym pathetic refuge. Ami with the assistance of Baltimore brains she is transform ing her everglades into sylvan Edens, nnd her swamps into Paradises of fashion and luxury, into which the angels of society rush w ithout hesitation, nnd in which there is no unjust prejudice'against serprents,— Balti­ more Sun. THE SOUTH WE LOVE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN In a recent magazine article Mr. row. Poverty was her only prod­ B. C. Forbes, the distinguished uct. Iter sole encouragement came from the voice of her own invinci­ publicist, has many flattering ble spirit. Alone, devastated, hun­ things to say of the South us she gry, she had to fashion opportun­ is today and as she was “before ity from the ashes of her old pos­ the fateful year, 1801," The South, sessions, tools from the fag-ends he explains, "could justifiably boast a destruction which the enemy had of having many of the finest fam­ thought to be complete. “The fin­ ilies before New York put on me­ est families" saw their haggard tropolitan airs. Intellectual and faces reflected in the polished social graces, all the finer things of floors of the hnlls of their ances­ Judging by the number of hold­ life, abounded in the South before tors, and had not the candles of up* anil robberies committed in 1801." light their homes nt night. ‘‘The That is delightful and deserved finest families” who had clothed Miami, recently, it is evident that chickens aren't the only things that prairc. But the real spirit of the the world with cotton and, them­ are picked. South has eluded Mr. Fnrtv? if selves clod in silks and laces, had he docs not know that the South\ sat in the scats of tho mighty, Fifty-three prisoners escaped which Southerners love and revor ; were without gam m it* to > from the state prison farm at Rni- ence most, tho South that wrote t|,um from tho winds of winter. ford during the past year, twenty down a new definition for chivalry And with It nil. they made tne of whom were recaptured. W ith' &n«l compelled the admiration of South of todny! more than a fifty-fifty chance of l the world, is the South as she was They designed the South of to­ escaping, this going to prison bus­ after the fateful year, 1806. Those day. They transm itted to their iness in Florida isn’t so had after were the day;: of terrible torture sons and daughters the Old South’s when "the finest families" were at idealism untarnished, her old cour­ all. their finest. Those were tho seasons age undiminished, her old chivalry finer unshadowed. They adorned every­ Every once in uwhile someone of starvation when “the reminds us of the good old days. things of life" were given immor­ thing as they transm itted it. In Now comes the revelation that the tality by the Southerner because the crucible of their crucitlxon and lart time the postoffice department he knew that, to savif himself, he by the alchemy of the laughter had to save them. Those were the with which they fortified operated at a profit was in 1918. their ! * -■■ o days when Southern men and wo­ souls, “the finest families" left us Six out of every one hundred men laughed to hide tho sound of a spiritual legacy which we cannot Americans cannot sign their names their sobs, nnd when, though in enrich but of which we must bo and must use an “X" mark. And rags, a gentleman bent over My worthy. some of these cannot even use n Lady’s hand with a grace that no typewriter. longer lives and a lady, with a wild — — o-------rose in her huir as th ; only orna 1 Contemporary Comments _____ Opportunity comes to him who. ment of her loveliness, made of i waits, hut there are a lot of folks flirtation nn art and of romance a I People nre queer, and only the who aro not ready to take advan- reigion. grich can utTord to wear jewelry take of it when it does come. The South of that time had no from the ten-ccnt store.—Nashville friendly nation from which to bor- 'Tenmiaeun. Footprint, mad* t* '■*« 8.000,000h i b» the Brioni h K * keeps out of c r c S ^ 1 Soprano r a d f o ^ lj Bn eye, car. n o ,* ^ will come last in committees, ranking below Democrats, and rated as one of n minority party. That will not hurt La Follette, but it will hurt some Republicans, and such childish, petty revenge disgraces every Republican re­ sponsible for it. Theodore Roosevelt run as an independent and defeated Taft, party did not ostracize him. It was afraid of him. ' Cooking tipTtoTjust a s p a r a ^ Many case* seen in the middl*^ . hair d ^ v i j height of gilding 3S Being d e s v J ^ I luck when used p 1*1 WE"1 of hig nan .yi ( nshmgton. Wedag IT WILL have cause to regrct|' its cowardly treatm ent of La Fol-' lette. Many voters that would not vote for La Follette and do not share his views prefer him to some regular Republicans. They know that La Follette is a courageous and honest man. Actors protest r*i stage. Keep, do homes. Let', ^ IN SAND CAVE. Kentucky, 300 feet from the entrance, Floyd Col­ lins has Inin since Inst Friday morning, pinned down by a huge rock that fell, crushed his leg, and held him fast. His brother has offered $500 to any doctor who will crawl into the cave, chloro­ form the suffering man, cut off his leg and release him. IF YOU have small troubles troubling you, think of Floyd Collins, nnd cheer up. And re­ member that a few years ago, in the childhood of mnny men living, there wns no chloroform or other anaesthetic to help surgeons. Men were strapped down and legs or arms amputated while they yelled or endured in silence. Strangest of nil is the fact thnt many clergy­ men denounced the discoverers of anaesthetics. They said God wanted mrn to suffer nnd it wns a sin to interfere with His desires. An ull-merciful God enjoying the sight of agony is nn interesting con­ ception. THE WRONG kind of religion, festering in feeble brains, often nttneks, science. When quinine, only sure cure for malaria, was brought from South America, virtuous Scotch nnd other Protes tnnt clergymen said it was sinful to use it. because a Roman Cath­ olic had discovered it. MRS. TENNAL, lady editor oi the Snbctlui Hernld, in Kansas, tells Kansas editors nt Topeka thnt every woman needs three hus­ bands—one for society, one to make money, one to look after the housekeeping. “ Present-day husbnnds are satisfactory, as far ns they go," she says, hut they do not go far enough. THE LEARNED Mrs. Tcnnal knows that polyandry, meaning several husbands, w a r httde -the rule among many nations. It still prevails among certain semi-bar­ barous people. And the husbands manage to get along fairly well. The polyandrus husband nt home for the moment leaves his shoes or a weapon outside the polyconjugal door. Other husbands, re­ turning. take the hint nnd tactfully retire. Keu Westermarck’s great book cm marriage for the de­ tails. — POLYANDRY, however will not solve the Problem. .Thu husband must multiply his accomplish­ ments, while increasing his ten­ dency to fidelity. The American husband makes money, hut does not know how to pay comp'iments. Many European men pay marvel­ ous, compliments, b„t can't make money. The combination, or "three-inone," husband will appear in the course of evolution. LAST YEAR this country paid out, three billion dollars for auto­ mobiles. That's n large sum, hut no money was better spent. To economize on automobiles would mean to economize on fresh air, health, hnppiness, and It would mean waste of time more than offsetting the saving in money. EUROPE, poorer and less effic­ ient than the United States, suf­ fers for lack of cars. Some of the millions we spent for trucks, to be used in carrying freight. That was educational. Enough trucks competing with railroads anil cutting railroad freight prices will make some of the old-fash­ ioned railroad men think. Mere­ ly relying on the Interstate Com­ merce Commission to raise your rates, when you need mofe money, is not scientific railroading. Blood’s thicker tW doesn’t make u, not ns thick as the q Vice President-*!** ited Florida. * Stream should keej there warm. We can’t recall instance where •. her husband nr.d i Stove and Wc Cut to L $9.00 per cord $ Britt Realty I GROWING PAINS IN CONGRESS NEW YORK WORLD When the House of Represen­ servants on technical boards, de­ tatives votes to destroy the Tnriff bate endlessly small matters of Commission by the simple device executive detail, make certain for of not giving it any money to itself, if it paints an iron fence, spend it does not menn that the how well the paint is lasting. House of Representatives has sud­ In the case of special agencies denly decided thnt the commission like the Tariff Commission, which is no good. It menns that the Congress creates specifically for qunrrel between legislator nnd ex- the purpose of helping it solve ccutivc in Washington, u quarrel the almost Insoluable problems of which runs on endlessly but has a badly ovcrcentralizcd Govcrnits stage for the most part in out- ment, the voyage of Congress in of-thc-way corners of government, a circle is frequently complete: hns suddenly been brought into Congress admits that it must have the middle of the street. the expert; it creates a commis­ The House, to be sure, felt thnt sion of experts; it suspects dark it had some special provocation plots; it whittles nwny the com­ when it struck this time at the mission's funds so that there is commission as savagely as it nothing left for it to do save rou­ knows how to strike. For there tine work; it pigeon-holes that aro members of the House espec­ routine work; it is back again at ially Democratic'members, who be­ the. point from which it started. lieve that certain Commissioners Sometimes it is there all the soon­ are in the habit of acting upon er because the Executive has lent tnriff matters in which they them­ n hand in the business of discredit­ selves have a nprsonal financial ing the expert; has ignored the interest. It was proposed in the expert’s findings ns if they did not | House, therefore, to chop off the matter. If, for example, the prcs-| salaiies of Commissioners in such'tigc of the Tnriff Commission is cases. Some one objected. Where­ at a point so low that one House upon, annoyed nt the objection, the of Congress con wipe the whole House voted the whole commission bonrd aside in fifteen minutes’ into the discard. There the inci­ work, one reason is certainly be­ dent may end. Or the House, cause Mi. Coolidge has so per­ which still has two opportunities sistently ignored the commission in to change its mind in the normal the most important business it has course of parliamentary procedure had in the last two years: the may repent its haste nnd bring tho business of investigating tariff commission hack to life again. In rates on r.ignr. either case, the incident is instruc­ At bottom, there is more of a l tive. problem here than the problem o f ' It is instructive because it finding a good excuse for the shows how a n g r y the House can House of Representatives to become with one of its own off- change its mind. Tho real prospring am! how easily it can de­ blem, and this incident in the cide to get along without nn ex­ House is important because it ecutive agency created for the ex­ calls attention to that problem, is press purpose of being useful to how to bridge the gap between Congress when it legislates. The Congress and the expert; how to Tariff Commission is not alone in equip both legislative branches of its unpopularity. Congress within the Government with expert fact­ the last few years has quarreled finding and policy-shaping agenc­ us bitterly with the Trade Com­ ies whose finding they will trust mission. the Shipping Board, the and put to use. We have really War Finance Corporation, the made progress with that problem. Railway Labor Board and most of A Congress equipped pretty much the departments. And one reason, ns it was fifty yenrs ago attempts of course, is that Congress con­ to handle the complicated govern­ siders it neither safe nor democra­ mental business o( the modern tic to leave the details of admin­ scene, and on occasion we are in­ istration to administrative ngene- dignant bemuse it makes a mess ies. Congress must put its own of things. FLORIDA HEALTH FOOD ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR The Florida Trucker i ays celery oysters that in one city alone 25,000 Is a health food. Then the Truck-1people who were employed in the or shows why this is especially true I near that city where night soils of Florida celery grown under the out of employment. most sanitary conditions in the Physicians all over tho country rich, loamy soil nnturo hns prepar­ are urging people to live cn fre-h ed for it, am! watered from arte­ nnd fruits instead of IT IS POSSIBLE to tax wealth sian wells. The plants are sprayed vegetables the stuff they buy in tin cam an.; and business too heavily, fur the with disinfectants so tho; no sort pasteboard boxes. Florida pro­ public good. Discouraging the of germs may take lodgment. Re­ duces these in abundance and in man thnt understands business is cently a New York doctor, writing great variety, and the people who lik*‘ killing the golden goose. in a newspaper of that city, expos­ will uto canned goods simply be­ Vienna is dead eonimercihljy ed the conditions under which cel­ cause it is more quickly prepared because government taxes have ery nnd lettuce were being grown are not very considerate of their killed business enterprise, so the oyster industry have been thrown health. In Florida one may have cables tell you. England plans a ml excrement* were-used for fer­ such a great variety of fresh veg­ income tax reduction “to stimu­ tilizing the soil. etables and fruits, and so reason­ late trade." Churchill. British The Trucker calls attention to an ably, that there is no excuse for Chancellor of the Exchequer and important factor in our economic I using the questionable stutf put grandson of old Jerome, a Wall life. Florida is producing all o f , up in great packing c en ter, street stock broker, believes, as the fresh vegetables that are urged does Mr. Mellon, that lower taxes by good physicians who are inter­ would produce a greater revenue. ested in good health. These vege­ Contemporary Comments Even the Russian Government tables are grown out in tho open hns decided that if you won’t let country where soil is naturally oume people iivupio are always prominr Some a man make any money for him­ adapted to the growing of vetretn- nent at fires and funerals. Illinois self he won’t make any for the Ides. Only commercial fertilizers JState Journal. Government. -------prepared especially for vegenblcs -------WHILE galloping dugs and Fed­ are used. I It doesn't always pay to be nateral flying machines carry diph­ Not alone in vegetables arc the jural. Some who follow their nattheria untitonix to Nome, in Alas­ r-cople of large cities like New ural bent arc crooked.— Jersey ka, Professor Blake, of the Yale York subjected to disease germs Journal Medical School, sends out this in­ because of the manner nnd the con-1 formation: A serum from immun­ ditions unde- which they a n pro­ "Princeton Eleven Will Lose ized horses can now cure all scarlet duced, but ii sea foods, as we have Thirteen men" says a newspaper fever cases In twenty-four hours. seen by the recent diecove des con­ headline. Maybe the cross-word Coses hitherto colled "hopeless" cerning oysters produced in beds puzzle-workers can fitr-ire that nut are not hopeles ors even dangerous near the large cities where sewer­ —Bristol Herald Courier. any longer. Science and the genius age is thrown into the streams of man can rolve all problems and where the brec ling beds a rt nnd Giving white lightning to gui. destroy all enemies, from the two thus oysters fe-ding upon sower- nea pigs to see whether or not it is ohrned rhinoceros to the disease age have been found to be afccDxl I id ion Is undo btedly inhumane I t' germ su small that the camera can- hy typhoid germs. S a g n c t l/ hailshotjlrt be given to sots who drink i ■■ i not reveal it. I thh* reduced In* consumption oF it r r t r way.—Nashville Banner. »-$ , CITRUS TREES Budded on Four Y ear Sour Or Roots WE H A V E: Dancy Tangerines, Valencia Oranges Parson Brown Oranges Pineapple Oranges Marsh Seedless Grapefruit. W rite or w ire us for quantity prices. We have the stock. Can serve you quid | SUMMERFIELD NURSERY CO Marion County, SUM M ERFIELD, FLOB D A Y T O N A HIGHLAND] ANNOUNCES The Opening o f a Branch Office | In Sanford W ithin The N ear Future— GEORGE W. ALBRIGHT 58 N. Orange Ave. A Live Wire Representative is Needed fa | Seminole C oi.ity I lI l H Representing; Loan Connectioni| With A ssets Over Twenty Million Doll $20,000,000.01 Am prepared to make three, fhre! ten year loans on residences and U] ness property in the city in amou of §1,000 to $100,000 with, or wiW life insurance. A sk your banker- ac Office in New Meriwether, Blciu--^3^ PHONE 611 - • <. ... |__put �THE SANFOD HERALD, FfttDAY, FEBRUARY «, IMS. PAGE V M , Lots In Franklin Terrace An? K iv cd OnSale H a ; " MISS KATHRYN WILREY PHONE:—Res. 428-J Linen Shower Is Giv< For Miss Barnes C. F. Walker, a prominent busi­ P* Swope of Orlando spent r, Ml n‘ A'olie Williams ness mar. of Nocatee, is spending Thursday in Sanford. a short while In Sanford. , M™. Roy F. Symes and Mrs. A. Ott Carmachael of West Palm ,V3v‘8 of Winter Park spent Two of All Souls Beach is spending a short time rrniay morning in Sanford, shop­ ping. will meet with with friends in Sanford. % m at 8 P. M. The ninny friends of B nee An­ Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mink have derson will be sorry to learn of returned from Oakland where they itnrday called by the death of Mr. [our at the Library his illness. Mink’s father. Club at the LibraMr. and Mrs. N. C. Beckett an­ nounce the birth of a non Fob. 3. ,, Mr> tyid Mrs. Joe Jinkins and Club at the Libra- He has been named Noble Beckett AIiss I.illinn Schuman of Oviedo were shopping In Sanford Thurs,0Music Club will an,! M James Turner^ of Jacksonville I- rank MncNeill leaven Friday nml George McKee of Boston are for Atlanta where he will join [onday jan Club will meet spending a few days In Sanford on Mrs. MncNeill for a few days vis­ it with relatives. ( Mrs. B. L. Glenn, business. Street. uter Club will.meet Sh Mrs. J. E. BakI Shrine Club, will honoring J. Putman OTICE Department, of the will have its reguy Tuesday, Feb. 10, »ld Smith ns hostfceet/jiV with the U n will be held nt Us lante attendance ITICE 0f tie Methodist hufited to meet in bmiir afternoon nt members are urged i MEMBERS OF INS’ CLUB t , tf a misunderstandtrt of the Federal by t<> the date on |fer to the Woman’s reive official nction, been rented for an, (o the Woman’s | cot be opened at I Bakery Company te the club initiate in "The Basket" nnd (i*w, some steps will IRY WIGHT. Woman’s Club of Sanford. t? will be here from rervice on Sunday tutheran church, thirty-six at the Unchool last time, nnd 1his wife wore with Hd at most of the ad to welcome Mr '. Vining. 'til Btck and dnughr* having a scige of rek. A trained nurse 'M little Elizabeth *fn ill with the flu r.imer I yner Memere. sp.-nt Tyner after a with her sisters left corning train for 0 wirit her son, Will returning to her Bon Ton Bridge Club Entertained Thursday The Bon Ton Bridge Club was delightfully entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Joe Chittenden at her home on Lnurel Avenue. Calendulcs and violets were ar­ tistically used in decorating. Mrs. Robert Hines for high score, was presented a late book. Following the game delicious refreshments of two courses were served. Those playing were Mm . Chit­ tenden, Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. Dnvld Caldwell. Miss Fern Ward, Mrs. James Ridge, Mrs Charles Britt, Mrs. C. R. Kirtley and Miss Edna Chittenden. Truth Seekers Class Meets WithMrs.Nixon Lake Monroe Mrs, Chase Entertains Entre Nous Club ed very successful. A goodly sum wns realized. Another entertain­ ment for the same cause, will be put on soon. The larger children are making an effort to organize a basket ball team. 'The primary grades are trying to purchase a slide for the playground. Prof. Jacobs has added tw j sets of valuable books Ip the library. His selections are a set of encyclo­ pedias and the Junior clnsslcs. These books were bought by Mr. Jncnbs but the school has the use of them as long ns the principal remains. Ho claims the privilege of ownership upon his resigna­ tion. Mr. Jackson and family have re­ covered after a severe nttnek of One of the most enjoyable soc­ influenza. ial meetings of the Truth Seekers Meehan has returned from Class of the Methodist Church theMrs. hospital aft­ met with Mrs. J. Nixon nt the pnr- er aFernnld-Laughton successful operation. sonngd on Tuesday nftemoon. The meeting opened with song Catherine Lake wns confin­ followed by scripture readings by edMiss to her home this week by ill­ the vice-president. Mrs. McCauley ness. nnd prayer by Mrs. T. F. Adams. A vocal solo was sung by Mrs. Charles Smith which wns enjoyed by all. After the business was transac­ Mrs. J. M, Oglcshy and Mr. nnd ted the hostess served delicious Mrs. John Oglecby Fern and Anna refreshments. The hostesses for B. Keefe, visited the families of the afternoon were Mrs. ’T. J. John Bennett and Tom Oglesby at Nixon. Mrs. Eldridge, Mrs. Ray­ Lake Mary Sunday. nor, Mrs. Camp Mrs. Goodhue, Mrs. Akers nnd Mrs. Bradbury. Mrs. Rex Packnrd, of West First Street is ill nt the Orlando Infirmary, TO GIVE BRIDGE PARTY The St, Agnes Guild will give n Mrs. M. E. Jacobs of Oviedo, subscription Valentino Bridge par­ was a>.pleasant guest of her son, ty Wednesday nftemoon. Feb. 11, J. T. Jacobs and wife. nt the Betty Ann Tea Room. The purpose is to raise funds for the Mips Abbie Doudnev of Sanford, pipe organ. Phone Mrs, II. L. visited the school Friday. Perkins or Mrs. S. M. Lloyd for reservations. Mr. Wninright and Mr. Porter will soon begin the development of home sites for colored people of tho community west of Lake Mon­ 80,000 VISITORS roe. ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. G. — A hoy was born to Mr. and Mrs Registration of winter visitors to this city had totalled 19,851) up to Roy Lee, Sunday, Fell. I. last Friday, with New York state lending the list with figures of 2,849. Ohio had 2,721 nnd Pennsyl­ MIAMI, Feb. G.—The county vania 2,160. Two had registered from Alaska, 10 from California, commissioners are planning to ask oi.e from the Canal Zone, and GOO the state road department, at its meeting here Mar. 10, to consider from Canada. the 1925 budget, to make the Taminmi a state road, and thus obtain sufficient financing for its speedy completion in Dade county nnd to WEST PALM BEACH, Feb. 5,— the west const, it is stated here. The police have begun a campaign WARD APPOINTED to cut down the number of traffic ordinance violations here. As one TALLAHASSEE, Feb. G.-Jessu of thu first moves in this direction the; haled into court Monday 33 Ward, of Bruce, has been appoint, drivers. Among those arrested ed by Gov. Martin as justice of the were persons involved in five acci­ peace in District 13, Walton coun­ dents, one of whom struck n man ty, and C. A. Thotnaa of Reddick, and ran away without stopping to appointed constable. District 2, see the extent of the injuries he Illarion county. Both men failed to had caused. His license number qualify following their election last was obtained by a man who saw November, making the appoint­ ments necessary. the accident. Mrs. S. O. Chase graciously en­ tertained the members of tho Entre Nons Bridge Club and some extra guests Thursday evening at her home on Park Avenue. Sweet peas and roses from Mrs. Chase’s garden were delightfully used in decornting. The prize for high score among the club mem­ bers, a string of beads, was won by Miss Martha Fox. The guest lir'zi», n mnrmaluide jar was won by Mrs, Alexander Vnughn, It being the birthday of Mrs. G. I). If you think that Sally Rand isn't! one of the most beautiful women in Mobley, she was also presented a the world you can get an argument oat of Cecil B. DcMillc, who demarmalade jar. A delicious snlnd course was served following the game. ids ribs crushed. He had only Ant Bear Crushes time to tel! that he had been a t­ Those present were Mrs. B. F. Hunter to Death In tacked bv an ant-bear before he Whitncr. Mrs. Dean Turner, Mrs. G. I). Mobley, .Miss Martha Fox, Argentine Jungle died. Instances of an aunt-bear a t­ Mrs. J. G. Boll. Mrs. Harry Wil­ tacking a man are vety rare. Antson. Mrs. Alexander Vnughn, Mrs. BUENOS AIRES. Feb. Ik—How bears are know to kill the jaguar, Walter Wight. Mrs. C. S. Chitten­ a hunter fought a fierce body-to- when attacked by it, by crushing it den and Mrs. George Speer. biHlv battle with a South Ameri­ between its powerful forelegs and can ant-beai. reputed to be an in­ chest, but its main interest in life animal, and wns fatally is eating ants, destroying their Mrs. Holly Is Hostess offensive injured, is told in a report from hills with its long fox-like snout. the village of Avia Terai in the For this reason its is regarded by To Merrie Matrons Argentine settlers us a useful animal. Chaco, The tragedy took place in a It is thought that in this in­ The Merrie Matrons w e r e dense forest surrounding the vil­ stance the bear was attacked by charmingly entertained by Mrs. It. lage. the victim Candido Martinos the dogs find turned at bay, a t­ J. Holly nt the Orange Ten Room 50 years old, having encountered tacking the man when he tried to in Aitnmontc Springs. the hear while separated from his na*'e the dugs. Following the surnptious four hunting companion. The latter course luncheon bridge wns play­ heard hi cries for help, the bark­ Becnuse of the introduction of ed a t which Mrs. Fred Wnlsmu ing of his dogs and several shot ;, electric light the candle industry made high score and was present­ and making his way thtoligh the of Austria faces destruction, the ed a lacquer box holding perfume. forest as fast as he could, found output having dropped within a Those playing were Mrs. Holly, Martinez on the ground, his flesh ('o.:ule from 10,000 tuna to less Mrs. D. I’. Drummond, Mrs. B. it. terribly torn In several places and than 3,0C0 tons n year. Lewis, Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mrs. \V. A. Fitts Jr., Mrs. W. T. l.undley. M rs. Harry T. Bodwell,'nnd Ww.: Fred Wnlsmn. xi. ii:.swsNU9x».::sman«a»ivn«iUJiHiri(ag 2 2 ■ J 1 * ’ MF.XU FOR DINNER tilivi . Henri of i.Vh iy. Fried Chicken. Tea 1'l ailiinnthni - ■ii 1 B £ S' ■ ® a TAMPA, Feb. 0.—J. M. Young, telegrapher employed at the local office* of one of the telegraph com­ panies, is being held hero by fed­ eral authorities on charges of try­ ing to sell a “sure thing" tip on the Miami races to Charles Ringling, of Sarasota. According to information made public regard­ ing the attempt, Young offered to cell the Snrasotan the information for $1,500 nnd represented that $25,000 could be made by placing bets on the horse. The offer win made in a letter which was turned over to detectives. Apple Tie • jj H * Tyner was called frin*r Monday eventsuup. Mif.„ Gladys ~ cr Tyner motored CLOSES SATURDA * SILK SALE 10-in Prints, heavy Flat Crepes, in all new light colored prints EVERFAST VOILES Guaranteed fast. In every shade fine quality. EVERFAST GINGHAM dd inches wide, plain shades i and Archie Swan1 touch of flu. On Central Avenue Special 59c yard r,,uf com,lifted nnd now ready for occupancy, r.acn naving uve rooms ami oatn with garage. Cement sidewalks. Street paving assessm ents paid. P u ll lo t Why Pay Rent When You May Purchase a Home on an easy monthly payment plan without financial sacrifice :■•> TERMS SMALL CASH PAYM ENT—Balance Monthly \ t (he rale of S50.00 per month Covering Principal and Intcrw t. AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY For Further Information Sec GEO. A. DECOTTES, FORREST LAKE or A. it. KEY, ' S J* Whipped Irish Ivt.utoi ■ i *v lined Pens mm Can * \t; I'in tpple-L* m.ni Pi,. Curaincd Pudding ODEN ON SUNDAY NIGHT • iS .J i ; , ... ,;1 g » I] H gB B «lB B B «aii;cH i«*:guona^ajiansB ^ai!ua«i3tiaM jB *anaaaE aa For sport dresses, fast colors ches wide. For Sale on Easy Terms Your Choice of • i ’• inldiuitioii t'alnil STRIPED LINEN ; ,1J on thp move in house* nfn going up «rney Reck has sold <*.• buying Lack five r °n which to erect for his family. [*°rhcrs Meet **rs of the Willing the .Saturday P* some of Mrs. AuArchie Swanson. H«uist and daughter, - Haven and Andry n ,r'- Refreshments , be next one will be of Mulvn Lund- ' tlflirfa .: firSi at tu m p 'a f,' ;* Franklin T err.n-, a new! < rrrvScniw/^ cd residential r ub-tii-iI t* ;i i "!tf «o&rttendiii aviation ■ southwest of Senior I. fnrtn. !' ' va and Oak Avcnm . ! Weight roetc . t ■ 1 w *«m ’ 3 r J ” r'riu on the market Frtdnj niornti:.ri t . Saitatnrntu ami < hied, Lee A. Conmdoy for t! «'It Bulger Building Compm; ■ o . ' miL to the north. A (loci o* n o will in;.;in Uv■,?flrvi(;c.rTiH.i j lando. The property w.i ...-.ydr- 1irlu , a short time p#ro V ’!'• tJr’.ir.i . t company in n dual n« • Mr Connolly with Bar *.■. Sanford, •» \ *<'*i m material Is nov.* hi.-.r,; p L ■•■* the ground In propnr; ...... tion of three honn - u; ,p win building o p e n :nm *i!l 'u-gin i ... ly, according to .Mr. ' <!.•; l \ . arationa for hi nutilL.itior. r.f tract, which in«'lu<l»- - ri e shrubbery plantin . v 1 ( made. The tract lacompo id uf t 12 |(,t . Forty of these sv* r<- 1■ 1 ■' formal announo n.*rn • tl . <•:. ing of the proi- '* i . I> < ■ placed on the m i1 wo f 11. \ restriction of 93.. no i- >n i t-t*. i suring the quality tin- nuildim.' 1 being erected in *h • ro-tl • n. EASY PA Y M EN TS , Marti,n. m |>pnlr<-<l an», M» men \V «• l*n llt*iii'ttll"*lili,— * !'ii-piir ivi-w . r.nm ivt \t, LONDON, Feb. -. The art inn of W H. H m ncli M*/r. tho British govern iicnt ■.rant ing a subsld to . I i : , ta n a o c a u sT u 'sl Industry la causing the on ........... ■' i irin w m a number of n v. r 'in Paid W hitehurst ious parts >r the V\ * will be beg • non '»i a 81,730,000 Inslruclor in Violin plant at Bub St. Edmumla, iltitStudio hom'd H a. m. to 3 p. ish interes*. ; • n.ilt t!v ot. S a t u r d a y s o n lv . ■ capital with tin ■tn i ' ' iionin 3()li ?‘hI N a i. tianf; B id e. Ishcd by Iluncuii-' Nellie Turner Circle Meets Wednesday The Nellie Turner Circle met with Mrs. A. C. McClendon nt her home on Park Avenue Wednesday afternoon with the chairman in charge. The regular business meeting wns followed the study course which thu circle is persuing. The hostess at n lute hour serv­ ed delicious refreshment... There were 15 members and one guest present. Air Passenger Serviei San Fjra nriscn .OXfeS *<••>•>* **+* «+1+++ �THE 8ANF0D HERAI.P, FRIDAY. FEttR ITiPv a m s WHER f | *ha* state. 11 At the general Where E ight Met Death d SgS SStS ot boxes. In ma, Jot^ V.l'tft not CD"r I . BERLIN,*Feb. 0 , — Dr. F rits ' | Lane., German film manager who rworts. until pS • recently return-’d frnm-a study of, •'.ltoi tho election tho film Industry in the United i States, delivered n lecture in which ; • ho enid American film <!ircctorr. n ro ! I too commercin' und much less dovoted to art than German dircc-1 [ tors. Of nil the American dime­ ; tora h" mid ho' found that Griffith alor.c ha.i ideals. • Dr Lang al;o said that In his opinion Gerntany has better actors than the United States, hut the 1United ‘ tales hna n much greater ’■ntic’y of actors, is able to pro. ducc.r.r: r.rtov for every part who rocir.v p '.vs himrclf, end has nctorc who Keep mnntmitlv in train­ ing and k-cn their bndic.t active ami fresh Hnough sport . The failure of German actors to heap In good physical trim is n great * handicap, in Ur. Land's bpinion. I ! The groat power of life in the * United States, the immense vitality. [ of nil classes of persons, and the disinclination of even the poorest bsgirur to admit that he i; not well made a -rreat impression on Dr. Lain*. Ho says an 'American nl- r v.nyn aayn he is extraordinarily , wed. while eo inquiry about n Ger- ' man's h.’iiltli bring* tbe answer ns a rule that he is wretched. < M of Coca-Cola M agnate Came Into Possession Of Pearls In September, 1923; T," Charges Are Branded False . SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6. — Pearls believed to hove been smug­ gled. valued at about *2,000, re­ cently were seized from Asa G. Candler, Jr., a t his home in Atlan­ ta, by United States custom offi­ cials, according to information roived by federal otficcrs hero ‘.Thursday. ! ■"Beisuro of the pearls followed the finding in the posreiision of M ix Burinn, former purser of the tn n s-P acifir liner President Cleve­ land , of papers which revealed that pearls tiurcharcd in China had been smuggled into the United States ■Opposed Iy through the port of 1B an‘Francisco. U Burian was arrested nt llonolu‘'III last Dec. 21, and since bus been lined o n .* smuggling charge not connected with Inc pearls in ques- lion. . Available information h e r e TnUrsdny was that two pearls were taken from Mr. Candler, who had come into possession of them Sep­ tem ber*, 1028. ■Mj IJ — No Record at Washington , WASHINGTON. Feb. G.-Cus- reach to irer purlf howevp, thnt ao far ns they knew there waa “nothing to the reports” and nmed thnt if tho teizurc hud Men made they would have been Informed of the action. ™ me cannier Home, newspnsr men .were told Candler waa a t a office, and calls nt tho latter bee fa u lte d in the information lat h* was not in. Customs officials refused to cou ­ th or deny the reports. c a n d y t iik c in r,i)u i:n CAN M A R K Children nrc n a tu ra lly Interested In thu cooking of food, Juat os they n /o Interested In tbu m a n y o th e r Uilngs lha t go on n b o u t th e m d a y a f t e r day, in w hich they do not take p a rt. A nd beenusa moat children ha v e a c ra v in g for sweets, they sh o w p a r tic u la r Interest In tho yellow b a tte r a n d w hite pastry t h a t cvolvo from th a oven In tho fo rm of cako und- pie. .... And most of th e m silently wtah th a t they could try somo of th o things M other makes. Of course th o lr nro so m e child­ re n who have expressed th o wish a n d succeeded In w inning M other o v e r to u tria l In cullnnry a r t. But t h e y 11-';11-111y K„t b u t one trl.il In llmt tins nrapor.nl -ihoiild t.e niatle in Washington, where traffic tr. of le: i indudrial imporl.m-o l >nn in any oilier city «»r Mb 8ixc in •lie countrv, but where, as a drcisAPPLK TAPIOCA . I'L'fim.No ing for the national capital, the parks nro of <>unrnmo inino-ia'—o ! ’ «!’ *,ndcx how seriously thu the* T a p lo r a e ith e r bolted o r baked traffic hur? Iia; iiinociilntcd " i n r w t i i g u p ” h e r k ltc h n i , l i i 'c a u o J t h e i r I n te r e s t Is m e re ly In t h e p rep a r u t l o n a n d r e s u lt of w h a t th e y u r o m ilk in g a n d n o t In t h e d e a l i n g In a favorite dudi of children, a n d u p , w h ic h moat g r o w n - u p s h a t e bo»-auit» It ki ho noiirlrhtng It m ight too. ocraalonully well i„ rv,. nn the m am I f c h i l d r e n s h o w in te r e s t In dlali fo r luneheon. Iluked with c o o k in g , d o n o t d is c o u ra g e thorn. a p p le s a n d served hot to the littto L e t th e m begin by m a k i n g r a n d y tots w ho h u rry hom o from school w h ic h only r e q u ir e s a n e n a m e le d for lu n c h on t!i,-bo ' brisk days. It w a r n s a u c e p a n a n d sh a llo w dish. wilt he found a p p e a lin g t o ' t h e i r A n d te a c h t h e m Hint t h e e n a m e le d h e a lth y appetites. W are sa u a o p u n K , u .. ||y ch a in e d T'aro, core a m i q u a r t e r four t a r t w i t h a few s w ish e s of th e d ish c lo th . Also, l h a t a ll r>.:>,ne|rd u-.»re apples, pine., tli.-m In n deep r n a m • l<d w are b a king dish, tho v lin o u n utonalla u c -d fo r • l.a h ln g m u j on I K u r a c i of which nlll not affect or a « easily clea ned. T i n y vvill « m a pint nr .'•POO11 m ilk In nn rnam el- i'<l ware double b o llrp and add two • ‘le ls p o c n fn ls «r t a p i o c a t h a t doen m : .'iced noaklng, :,n l cool; until 1 t.ipior.i loo k s c le a r. B re a k tw o ' i, its In to a bowl, o d d o n e am i onn b.ilf c u p f u l s s t i m r , n p in c h of salt, a a d b e s t u n til t o , my. Then a d d o 'e a s p o o n f i il of |.” 110(1 e x tra c t a n d sl! r In to ltic* con'iisl ta p io ca , l ’o n r Ibis- llltMUro o v e r t h o a p p l e s a n d r‘*,lU'!1. >° till' ovm i m lntiia .. , • , fo r twenty , n.iKpri m m is Kirin,*! nn niitistltuto f o r vcgctaUIca nowiidu> J u s t a s r lro a n d m a c a r o n i ireqn-Di ly l a k e th o pluco of potut«i<:i. • • tills Is a n I m m e n se ly p; I d e a w h ic h th o lion: c u l tlv a to . B a n a n a s lend M fin * p u r p o s e nntl g o II l e e r . kind), fir linked I te m o v e t h e t . nin \% a i* ts u n d c u t lin n |i iiv,.« , wise. l*Jnce III II hti.illm, Uiiri. (Hitting d is h <t. Ml, | Melt • WO ta b le po'lllftils ,>f J■. a n d mi l tw o .i ,. le m o n Juice n nd nn. i r . •ug iir. f o u r th is m u n . r tm nnnns. ,\s t h e s e n r c m ost .!• !i, i , It Is best to h n \ e ...................... t o slip In to th e m m n -.e/ui n,i„ tiles bt-foro s i t m i i c tim e, i n m. I ml w a r e is unnffeeierl |, V it,.. o f r l i r n s f roll iirld*. rn ilun in, p r e p a r a t i o n of th is d o t , donu liour.s b e f o r e h a n d , if" u . n . i . u t>reparing •prir. rU.s of which 11 lo he Utile known on I U*>ed .'Iojil llotirewlven bob « l t h sauerkraut or nn-.v cn birli .iri> of course good am! rnniblnntinni. But the lion who wishes in vary her ntyl provide nn equally deler'abh by filling the spa re ribs wli onion stuffing und roast In/; with carrots and potato,—. *'ut one medium Mr. .1 onloi lart apple and .1 few stall.a < rry Into sm all plccra. Ml fe t her with two cutifulH - j. qiMlK.N. . ( „| _ , . iTTATIt >M. 1 o J. j rati, i, a n,| >, L " fi' W ' bm lff. ,• \y ,1 AU)I,- s 'V II.. I,la " 1lutii|..rt aii'l Wlf, !” r ' •« l-ttle, or Trim .... ” ... ; '*• ,’fr .iu . tLir.iti i t , 1 pin mill lii mil, 11 ,11,1,, ' H aloln .mi liusban:!. ' ifu lH ii. .la III in ll.r l.r r i ; " ,r.’ . . ta.iio. KU;, m .,n i.,,,,, « '" * 1'iottwiol. I I' m1 A V <I|||| |||| It HI') |,| *' ' : I . u 1, nn T i 11.u, i,,| . r*ui . in Triim. nn l It, 1. 1•. , au.l Tif'i HiffcVV." llakiwlu. stiiru. w 'o «m<l nlf... , ;i wife, «VJi ;M" ** Hi.rliiKt r ami • Hpr|nj*r._ J. 11 M aarm l., *7-----J M agrm lfc. .Muiivh .I'lf '/-Ml,(It,'Kin,.rN f **1 It Tu -Montturnery. ltol...rt it 1 Truarac Hint |,u mirr. *,.., Murgaret H tuima.-r, 1 and Ihi Hijr- . r ,,r |„ T r|. • rt It. Itamary. Margaret "•y y l .buat.ui.l •_ Jttltlel \\ loll (I <<!,, a,,,) ,, JObirmn. Clark W i|,.| M»*l Jotpilil 3UC!>S(i4ht ,1 MsrDoniil.t, < —---- Fuller, ............ if ■ •h.v. rnmeiit l.nin ci,„> il) , « " '• *!"• Kan Ir.*ir <t;' , li *'"l .'V'lth. .iw 'J u n io r t'T fc'.t , ( ItauLe1' .w,,nih,p ,f lln n ‘ V*sr "'"rr " ‘ **»»« ID " f U" « r<»w"*hl|, t». South „r IIHIIK.. 25 Kaat; alao, .i.'o ,Vi,Tn,n.*‘ "* ,<0‘ T w o (21 o f Uo-rank B. !•« w h. un Truntet* WttectMoru In T ru «t. urnl l( "II nml w ife. -----— KurrHI, “ ." '“ t "Very or the uboVe defeudania. If llvlmr. und r- “ ny or all ,.f the nui<i ins l.u dviul. io a ll parties rI ,tile I. '*f.llli.aliiK <%?*• 1"*',|,*r ra «l» and llecSSSMl ,|r . ». lO.W ll. J .1 U|||, — — * '.hen. Chari. » c Wur■ Trustee and his Success. *H.» MBaldwin Stai.A****u Baldwin. ami M w lf*. Al.hle . mV:,.1’- lb m el *.1 J 3V. r*;" "«!<„ ,* " ,l» B». S'.Ulh of 1W.1OK k«»l; il,-"?| 'v’ ,'', l h, !»»t kjuurter (HKV4 ) of H rrll,,'. h/'OT'er (HKV»» of mS Hsrah H o u th u v a o V • ’"? |i ------ .’ Man. tr «3> "f HouV.' \V"n " “ lf » f tliu ll«m 5-1 ‘ " I r t I HK' i ) o f Hr,.. iiM o o f3; . 11*. Houth „ f K *J*M » Kant; alio,. , h ' " 2 •N:,.r" “ S"i Wuarler I K K U ) of 11^ ' - 1.’'".’" ‘ B '»r l.'r (HK V,) of U a o«u * 9?*K' r ‘” vnf 1‘ |l* •*. "f J,*,:r1,L> *u,r *•*»* 'nfe, SprliKer. J *,oiu" Mer.'h'o1'VV'.o St R ,9’ K‘,u,,, ,,r " uif J f'* S'dfr JUnNe W ^ r n *• T » l° r' MuiilKomTin* Houihw, ii** o ’’’ M onlnoiner), II. Itsinssy. as Trustee umt of llm Hoiilkti hi Trust. M ur*;»r.i »*/. lyd lvldu ally and us SuC. .^ ( N '»> ,,f , '1" IftW ‘ 4 ) or Hec. »0U,h ,?r gu n rier ( S W 'i ) qu arter >'nahl|i |9, Hqulh • nd uIho, T wo <2 ) o f Sec- TAI LA 1,1ASSET . Feb. 0 .— The ■ntvrtt r jiiHt completed at the Murid a hint • (o llc g n fo r Women >'-(’» ........ . the most HU'cea* '"• in the history ..f the honi. •• is :'tnt?»i there. With an. enroll inent of 1187 young women, th" ■■Ih'dastic wot k Was continued with r'’w *,llP»'r»'»tlon8. and tlio f'Hfd miening of the Keeoml •nnester found practically the on lit" enrollment containing their ’ career, it it said. F'dl 'wing tha week devoted t„ e.vtniie-.lirnn, dm ing wiiicit nein, Ht'uletit:; l.iitnd time to ttpend n dav or two at home, the young women ret alrnot Iht ir elms v.drk w.llt t'n t wed ■vigor this week *" :r*.1* t ■ lit" neconjl Ian of theii journey this'year. ..*r(lllfp minor nn,l haslrhv tr. n ■■a.k. EASE NIGHT COUGHS whiff h* !,«♦ "’v ,8,1 1,0 work for lar,N.° ret,urn* ln dolrends ^ ’ I, h.nve found* trnn9‘ leg,, h K in * "! b* ? mM “ ,,rivl* I * w h a tI J 2 S thu|15 T * ' nn<l thnt young in Jd ri? * ,t , kc,‘*p!, n ,mon s s T tfa s r* * Ition of artificial silk Eater must be had [washing the fabric, Ehe state geological L to give the rnanuEita as to the qualE r from the artesian Ertunately” says the E not in position to E n as to tho quality ■waters, except in a E not know whether Ktw industry or not, Be serves, he believes, Egftjl the need for B r, •ior it is believ| “that at least some I ’ water would prove ■lion to be of the bed by this pnrticul*ater from bored le of interest,” says k* note thnt the city I supplies! with wuter [elding a very soft, [ This is exceptional [ the artesian waters nr high in total solids kr the designation of |kopes to create sulfiia this subject to co­ operate with the fedtl survey in compill is, he says, of such industrial lines that dependent upon ndelof waters of u given ffiis or purity. Evinportance, however, • the availability of kun consumption. - ncre, the writer continued. He ml vised the commissioner th a t It will out take me very long a f­ ter I am released to settle up my ?nd * I*0!*1’ t0 Ket one build­ ing finished and rendy by Christ­ mas, 1U25.” George L. Moreland, the writer, was sent up from Palm Beach county for eighteen months for forjeory. Mis lime will expire on \JQy }**’ nt;xt' With his letter to Mr. Mayo he sent drawings show­ ing plans he had outlined for the prison farm theatre. A building three stories in height with an auditorium lurge enouf'h to seat several hundred persons Is speci­ fied for the thentm iKentucky I s O ut To Curb Tongues Given T o • Gossip " itn the announced purpose of curbing the mnlicous wagging of tongues, the Kentucky nnti-gossip law i . being invoked and is secur­ ing convictions. I rowring uuon ua- repeating of scattering of false rumors or re­ ports nt a sinimt-ruus or harmful nature, it places $10 to $100 fine or 10 to 50 days’ imprisonment, or both, as punishment. The gossiper is deemed guilty unless he is able to show to the satisfaction investigated the source and foundation of the bnndied re­ marks and proved that they had reasonable grounds. To make available proper de­ fense. the gossip must furnish for for the public record “the name or names of the person or persons furnishing information upon which thp rumor or report was based.” The law laid idle in the bound acts o( the Inst general assembly until recently nt Owensboro u woman was fined $10 for remarks PIONEER WOMAN DEAD linking policemen, alleged bribes,! and bootleg cases. The latest case nt Paducah began when a w arrant,: WEST PALM BEACH, Feb. 8. charging a councilman with gos­ —Mrs. Teletha A. Sacaett, whose siping that he had seen the name name was closely identified with* of n county judge on the Ku Klux the early history of this city, is dead here nt the age of about 8Q-. Kian roster, was sworn out. tounder of lending organizations Gossip “detrimental to the ch ar-, years. Mrs. Sackctt was the ncter or standing” of a private 1for women here. She was the first citizen or officer or candidate for president of the woman’s club, office was made n misdemeanor originally the Entre-Nous club, when Governor field signed his ap­ and founded the Girls Social club; proval to the measure nfter State The Standard Oil Company is Senator H. I.. MeKIroy, Lebanon. now using electric tankers for its Ky., secured legislative passage service between California and the without trouble. Hnwniian Islands. WE WILL HE OPEN FOR BUSINESS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 301 and 419 Sanford Avenue, 7TH With 12 Purchase 7 0 C Near Fire Station, with complete lino of Fresh Orncortes 10 LB. MAINE POTATOES LARD, PER LB. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE BUTTER, PER LB. With every two dollar purchase we will give 29c 17c 50c 48c ill find our prices absolutely right at all times Your patronage will be appreciated. « PRICKS LOWER ' Than THE LOWEST WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR SPECIALS Wo invite the pat­ ronage of those in Search of quality groceries it lowest prices. i you buy your groceries rom Ponuinr Market yo»i am g true economy because you are buying the be»ttt ime cost. \vt. carry n fresh line of vegcMUai Fancy Florida and W estern Meats. Norfolk O ysters Daily Wc deliver to any part of the city. RHONE— 210— 211 HO Sanford Ave, 110 Sanford Ave, Have you visited us y e t to see for yourself that We sell Right ?■ quality considered our prices are cheap. A KNOWN FACT! PAY US A VISIT AND SKI* I’lggly W iggly Sells the Best Fond Products, at prices, seldom equaled by the or­ dinary grocery. Compare the prices below. We make the price, our competitors som etim es meet them. ,1. H. WRAGGE, !*rop. Now Location 315 E. First St. ■ aB 3 ag a sn n x x B B -;g a* u b ^a aa-ii What Would You Pay For Groceries If T here Were No Piggly Wiggly in Sanford? Golden Blend IONA PLAIN ORS. R Pure Van Camps Valle Granulated rn s s e n g tr :. Some of th • r itmumunist- trnv; 1 bko princes, ami there it here to ­ day one prime in particular who o:.|;n n shabby suspect. Hotel pur. ters ore sometimes al n !o. ..vlielit I'*' •*» 's:i !' new guest nit “yoiif hlphncaa nr imply “commelt.” Iht* follower^ of Communism. Van Camps no narcotics or other harmful dru««. Jiunml o f merely benumbing tha nerves, it actually helps th* system to throw o ff the trouble |n a parBetbr naiurul wuy. Furthermore, it i , verv economical, tho Uoso Ih Ii ,k ol,|y onf, teuspuunfui. It is lilchly recoinnieiideit for coughs. Chest colds ih kttiiir, hortrsenosa and Uroocliiihi. and Is wood, rful fur diUdren'a coushs V i a spj-.mo.tlo croup. Uu c jlo a i ^ ji Uiusuiats. .U ^ fo r L u Iona Brand Tall 1TellsHowtoEnd Night Coughing , O'K LooKmng a t nigiu, a very rintPlo treatment may he had that often enables you t,> sleep tho whoio night through undisturbed almoit a t once. The treatm ent ia based on a rc, markable prescription known n j J)r. King h New Discovery for Coughs. You simply take a tearpoonftd nt night before retiring, and hold it in your throat for 15 or 20 second 1before swallowing it, WOMSfl C n f N Tl'tWK r i i - v j ; AVf without following with water. Tha prescription has n double action. hcar r TROUCLe. iN om arior/ VO l'J PROSTtlATiOH. r.Tf .. when it*S Jt not oniy cootbea and relieves ir­ ilLMPLY IRON STARVAttO?/ o r rift ritation nml Forcnosa, but it quick­ BLOOP. ly loosens and removes tho phlegmnnd congestion which uro the direct Many v/omrn hc.'ieve they ir.- weak cause tr tho At~-----’’ '' no mat­ coughing, tio and nervous aan result of -I'e.w. rrynrul overwork; they think th; t tin ir dis ter whether your cough is dry and turhed digcsiioa, i'eadaches, I cart pal tight, or looao with much mucus, pitation, shortness of breath, pun- , the coughing soon 3top3, you can across the back, etc., arc due to seme | usually sleep your accustomed timo serloMi disease |n«'r<d ol the rc;,l rausr—irri. without » break, and tho whoio starvat.nn of (he hlood. This Is pfiiv^c by if c rough condition goes iu a Very short f.u t that whrri many o f thc-e .ir.mc w ,rx; 1 time. t;ikeor«;inlc Iron fnrawhile altllieiralainilni Tho prescription contain* absolutely symptorrM quickly ilU.pl.cjt and they tx-rntm- .•tlicr" In.* 11, <t11.1 to tht, I n,,| i,r ,. loaf ler ib«, c r tb c l; o, „ 11 i. j - t ..., iv ! n,l,,“ Inu-rratn tinder rtine 1: ‘J* rn.inol. Thotnas i.n u o ii "lln o n . ■). , .1 Jnniu i I ,1 <• >tr.|, amt John Kurly. ............. . • t q th rrwin* n, .,,,,1 n „ 1 .1.., ' mi. it.,n<irlb»0 Ini,ib. fi||,i<le |i , , oii.l I..m a In the >'until> ..f . „>' •"•I- 11 mi utai,. of 1*' 1or 1*1.1 , . !o .w i;,,l,,rly as foii,;,, ------- V Fuller SUNNY CLIME IS UNHEALTHY FO SOVIET I D E A S under the influence of the warm Inrtuguehe weather, often ns: unto ilte mild and satisfic'd iiir of people who are taking the rest cure. As jor the prince, u relntive of' the King of Spain who recently was driven out of France, this man Refugees Become Mild. When • talk.-, about moodily and bemoan:; t o " 1 from l!“-' pleasures Sun of Portugal Shines; 5 Communists Like T ourists 1fir ocean water at Deauville f..mou:i French watering place vn LISBON. Feb. 0.—Th . ..0 I’ortuon Christmas day than i gtic.o republic is in a fair way of warmer wits in mid-August. becoming a enmphieent land of ret uge tor the Lonitnttin: t who has no country and the royal prince v/ho hat in home. Driv ;n out from oth< 1 qnhrios <.f Europe t h. :.. drier.; cent to head for Portugal. op tit;: Western edge of Europe, und hi use trouble for the Lisbon po. ''"e. There is m other state to which t icy can he passed along, I!*'” vejaels dropping anchor in tiie lagtt tin rot ticcnt to want them a - modern theatre and a swimming pool are needed a t the Florida btate Prison Farm, acconling to a letter received by Nathan Mayo, commissioner of agriculture, from one of the prisoners confined nt the feEE, Fin., Feb. 8.— ■place a greater vnlklyws of its stream | u of artesian wab ',,h Lrmun Gunter, state have always found,” he wrote be nW . V11* nntl Vcxt ycar E was brought for- the"I commisisoner, “that a man’s uo both ,l!i' °*^te enough to put Enter’s attention rc- business is not enough to make theutie L was called upon Eturer of artificial Ktion as to the qualLrr. waters of Flor- Brake and T sion bands, andgh 1.0 to 25* i savings as well as a smaj and cooler motor. < trial will convince; « W omen’s College Is Second Term re Lost a New rough Having Local Streams » HARLOrri;'. M. r.. jv»,. N irlli Carolina will nut have to I'ait r. week or more for tin* rnur •;uil , of tin* next general elerlion. • the - -m en Imvc anything to »av iiliout it. iio«...gh the Lcgialativc Council «’l women Voters, the women of ' “it :d-ito ;ir«» making a fight to I’i i c tho Australian ballot ndap'ed l"i the state it largo by Up. "cncral fir.aemlily now in Hcu.'.i»n. I*iixmen hunting through the fire which destroyed t A bulletin issued by the council, tlorblo aparlinint building in tin iigo'a university dir.tricl wiiirli i:i composed of the Fedcratrvklai; eight 'live;:. Tliirty-ftur miilea in the four-atorj tmn of Women's Clubs, IVirontt rick rtructure were reduced to Teaeher Asnacintion. tUiuinctu; and rrofcrsli n il Wunivn, L"ag::e of >»omen Volcra iiihI oilier Service Slatio iznlioda, sets out flic benefits to he gained by t!i > Australian bnl- 1st and Elm. Phone Id t:m| the (li.advant.igrn of •ho prerent wide-open sy.dcm in SERVICE WITH A S LARAMIE, Wyu., Feb. 5.—This racy gossip lomyrning night life vegde in Hd of tile 100 counties of city, in fact all of Albany county, ! J1’ Larnmie. Stahl women who. in is ugng with excitement. I ,lr_ ydplh kndw as'm uch about And it is all because District a ‘shingle bob * an Colm.ihua did , Judge V. T. 'I ibnll, nt th ; reqtr.’st or tfubninrinea. Iinte ahairen their 2 heads i.n douht an they I 2 Sa v in g s of County Attorney S. C. Downey, ,i collective ) sat in" nt their afternoon knitt’« . ONT ’ liaw prdered n grand jury to con­ ing session iu vene. it in ih ; first time in 20 | Here and there a preacher, a bit 2 year thnt grand jury had been1more daring than the rent, g.mtly « ordered ir. this county. would skirt the subject in a sermon i; Modem youth “ petting pnrtier.,’’ oil youth and jasxmnnia. All ngrecd u saxophones, Jaszmonin, highball:;, t.mt something must he done to 2 cocktails,,the hip dance, and ctho:- separate the boys and girls from ' 5 * ih rt go strong with wild g!ii T5fo” fTi M ^ irj’xaanextrm lry automobiles tie puhlm danen am. a town, are somo of the ivanms giv­ en for calling of ih<- grand jury. In t (tinm iM'rtiiC:t '.<:f thc tccn a Ke’’ ■ For weeks wagging tongues in traditionally tame and sober * have buffeted about a wave of 1 1 tic Economy Does N ot Include Cheap Goods First Grand Jury In Twenty Years Excites Citizens O f Wyoming Town UiTictcd by lh*> a rid Julee of Iho u p p l's . f o u r h a lf u c u p of boiling v.iitir over thu a p p le s a n d bako Bought Pearl in Ignorance AT,5AN7 A> “ Asa G. l" dpT ; , J r“ wk« Thuraduy was ported in ban Frnneisco din patch • to havo possessloti of puari •. itUffKled into this country, todnv “I t,,no ho purchased • a,'i h e hod m> knowledge that HIIiO, Island of Hawaii, Feb. G United ttUtM fleet. JSfhich is to visit the • rlr I,cxt .Kr’nntr f" r manouvt« I w i »k K VCn un. to visit the volcano of "fliortunity kilauca, HO miteg up tho slopes from Hilo, the greatest continually active creator In tho world. “ "i1wrthquakca now mub #* activiUes almost solely; .17 earth shocks having been rcconhd ,,t the volcano observat°r> iq the week ended |)e,.. 17. .Sin?e the volcano's latest viohe crater claimed M,ayit.i,l,a‘L tht first whet, hUn.n« victim in modern times th ef fir,nN i.KTI* "Dielit activity at dimeni? -1111 HftJutuaiJuiuu. The dimensions of the (’rater, im-rensf i KT ‘t,y *y Mav’n activity are abprPxihmtblv a,5(10 nni m e oniy |ie. t iPiHt seem:* to count in determining whether a given city is “awake” in the qinuDon of how it haml]?s it.v'TrnfTi • ” Ho it is that the materialists fh Washington propone in all serious, ness the spoliation of the capital’ll magnificent, park system, Forks that impede Irnfile. they !!«y. nro n harrier to nrogre Therefor; abolish tlie imrk! ' URGES When R eleased, Prisoner Promises TESTS To Build Modern Theatre At Prison iE HERE TALLAHASSIE, Feb. 5 _ A hannv li„ . , Howard Sifted 8 O’clock, lb.. quality Meats. Phone 644-W Red Circle, II) Loaned To *, Is Stolen Pinetree Cobblers Nectar R Argentine. Feb. 6. IS de Al­ I a.’. , n* reported b ** »he had bp»»n | " rr*ng worth $400, E 1. 1*1 'hem the oth L . *P the detectives T H i o ^ t rem arkable tobacco ever offered to pipe smokers — iri quality, in value, in taste ^ ® ^ackfk>;/qS70,James N.Hellrmn tvhW ijuil ^MC ,uPed a $ecr,t t0^ 010 process a pipe. No one ^hich svon instant and widcspnaU- ht* secret unH? * - . . *>, t0 <ver Bokar, lb........ Ritters 18 oz, Extra fine quality F ,!> thieLn °nC Un'1 and recently | |>f|hce h-adL w,,r[ th.e ®hlef for a h W"r»°f il.he *l*utha. knot hca,,‘d «n und Ctody I r " ls,UCCeS5^ l R Z » Poliee head­ ' •bakfeurl*>, i‘v'cond e«rb, dYn„P.. occurred K^^Purtnient. Orange Pekoe, India Ceylon, pkg 1-2 lb.................... 39c Best Bulk, lb, 65c R hoads m e e t 1' y*b. 0 _* , ' »«r* Fe()A, r CunK kl 19 "'hen Uh*r rcf tepresenb S S , nf c e «t,ed ln Sildin! d,*cu*sion Western I’ot Roast o f B eef.—Pound Buy large pieces se. ve cold ihe fullowing day and None Better m, ATLANTIC & PACIFIC c JU ST A R O U N D T H E .C O R N E R FROM E V E R Y B O D many hours in a hid kitchen. �" \r^\L m f i \ -] E m i -w <yi | i • * F*__________ • p r c d AvndV p eC o ttttln * **% SS* •JJS&SS DUM BER ^ ^■ ■ c^ B S -jJ^^ B u aiaatfaaaan w jaiiB H aH aH aaaaM aH ICE CREAM BBItlBBMDtfnBHBBBBMBMBaBBBflNBBHBBaBBBBBH INCLUDING Z IE T E R l SODA FOUNTAIN Candles and Cigars Me CULLERS GROCERY LEE BROS. MEAT MARKET FEDERAL BAKERY BETTY A N N TEA AND GRILL ROOM lu c im u T ran sfer c K SERVlCE aaB B uaaB B H aB H aQ aaaaaaaaaB aH aaB aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB B aaaaaaB H aaB aaaaB aaaaaB aB a L. P. McCulIer’s Grocery Will List A Few of the Brands in Their Store Libby, McNeil, ami Libby, Vegetables B ami canned fruit. Van Camp's Milk. etc. ? Durkee’s Spices. Maxwell House Ton and Coffee Webbs Corn. Kinghnns Bacon and Hams. Imported Cheese. Hairy Products. Clover Hill Butter. * National Biscuit Co., products. Zeiter’s Confectionery Shop 2 2 2 Potters Homemade Candies. Newspapers, M agazines. Lee Bros. Meat Market Choice Florida and W estern Meats B * Brookfield Sausage. ■ Fancy Fountain Drinks. 5 2B Cliquot Club Ginger Ale. 5 b Only Pure Pasteurized Milk nnd Fresh 2 n Eggs Used in the Making of our H £ >s Fountain Drinks v 5 BOYD ZEITER, Prop ■ Premium Hams, Harmel Hams. Spring Lamb. Fancy Dressed Poultry. FR EE— D ressed pig to ho given free to the person holding the lucky number. Tickets with every. 50 cent purchase. BBBBflBBBBBBBBBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBBflaaaiC.U INCLUDING UINES RADIO AND ELECTRICAL SHOP MARCELLO BEAUTY PARLOR NEW YORK MODISTE S H O P P E ........ VANITY FAIR WOMEN’S SHOPI E LLOYD HOOTERY McClJLLER PRODUCE CO. H U !Z B f l B B U B B BI i eB B a U U B S I C B U B I t B B B B B B B B B k i B M B B B a H H a m H R B B f l B B B B B B B B B f l B f l B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B f l B B B MB B MB B B B B fl B Bf l f l B BB B BB B BB M f l fl B BB B BB B B B B B B B B B B B BB f l B BB B B B B B f l B BB B B B B B B B B B V m t & L BAKERY | 1 Special Noon Lunches A differ­ ent desert daily. Our catering facili­ ties enable us to link-* snecinl pas­ 50c cents We Cater to Parties tries or pics for yuor party or dinner. Hot hrentl and rolls every dnj^ at 8 a. m. nnd 4 :30 p. m. RAY D URDEN. Mgr Syncopated R ines’ Music and Electric Shoppe New York Modiste Shoppe Sandwiches We make* a variety of 08 different homemade products daily. . Betty Ann Tea Room All W hite Help Marcello Beauty Parlor Form erly MrJ.Iucllo Beauty Toilet Articles. I lair Goods. Facials. Scalp M assage. t Hair Cutting. Teaching of entire course of indivi­ dual beauty culture by special u| k point ment. F. 1*. RINES, Prop. LLOYD’S HOOTERY VANITY PAIR Popular Price Shoes for Men and Ladies Specially Shoppe Millinery Dresses Parlor j$ Gulbrnnscn Pianos. Columbia Pbonugrnphs. Columbia Records. 0 . K. Records, Vocalion Records. Atwater-Kent Radios, laitest Sheet Music. Edison m aster bulbs and electrical appliances. Women All Leather A full line of exclusive lingerie and hose. t *'' * E verything the latest in New York and Paris designs. VANITY FAIR MARY McMAIION, Pro. Corner Second and Magnolia RAY DURDEN, M gf. Form erly Miller Furniture Bldg. Sat imt ^ Crepes Crotons Curtains Kiddie Klothes All Work Guaranteed and only First Class Seam stress Employed MRS. BROCKHAHN, Mgr. �TOS 8ANF0D HERAtD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY *, IMS. 'Punl* No. 102. ■By J. C. BOYD. aw, 'Drainidea* Road m of Cons to Decide m m Secretary Declares That On Scores of Instruction fa In Sunday Schools; Recom­ mends Aid of Churche* fg, Feb. 6.—Mary [standing Import[program of bust­ l e the legislators i they convert in here in April, receiving the bulk consideration aobiervers are the pportionment of \ the house and des drainage finitrus fruit inspecmatters, convict advertising (jtions concerning I for carrying out [building program . t all sections of j int probably will U t matters to be [law-makers who, Constitutional rebed in 1885 proLortionment every Lgin their labors the constitutional ted U*t November (lection specifying this shall be done tig session. Seats [to be-apportioned lolation in the vakree each going to U t populous, two 118, ind one each . jo counties. Six [districts »re to be [the total 38, the is nearly equal in osdbie, but no lore than ono seninius is to begin Mch reapportionBust be worked out [to finance dralnt Everglades, for, pmptroller Amos tak ire practically Amos has submitpm Board n proe the district, nuiisue sufficient to fiinsge work as lible, and also rebonds at a lowrest. His propospnipoj.nl to build nm Lake Okeecholiter to east coast ffeit Palm Beach L board hus not )e resolution con- [“with teeth in it" of the legislators, | keep immature wket, so far as | Florida are connct unlikely, it is kid test used herebssis of dutermin1of fruit may be I the juice content W U a matter that wrrninw], however, w in the hands of I commissioner of I t*o others to de1be done. pits has yet been [submit lu the leg­ a t i o n with the P- They will be )ow*ver of the rctwent taw which * by the last sea­ rch permitted use l dealing with ob™cter*. Full in®the time lout by ieing placed in the tment cell, their, [bat mode of pun­ ier phases of the ™ placed before b°th houses. The * M entirely in determine whether •**nt system is a lr*. and whether or •*uon is necossary. has pledged ll* administration (♦.every particle of aitJ it possesea in * to the people of system of roads M Co-operate with rffrtment) to the , toward that HORIZONTAL VERTICAL 1—quadrilat­ 21—Cardinal 1— free 27— midday eral figure point of 2— that man 28— crown 7— prescribed compass 3— not the 29— Wooden course of 24— short same ■hoe worn food laugh 4— reservoir by contin­ 8— summit 25— you and I 5— on high ental peas­ 10— a couch 20—sluggish ft—diocese ants 11— possesses 119—closed nu7—clever 30— un en­ 13—observe ' tomobilo 9—covered trance i narrowly 31— therefore portico for deputy i 15—Belonging Co 32— girl's name athletic ex­ 33—lieutenant 10— mblical 34— you (Ger­ (abbr.) ercises high priest man) 1(1— rustic 30—vitality 17— Southern 35——skip 12—aluminum (slang) state 37— long robe (abbr.) 38— pronoun (abbr.) of white 14— a sea40—vxclauiaA, 18— aquatic linen urchin tlon of mammal 38— pronoun 19— article ■urprisa resembling 39— approach 20— spike of 42—Middle a weasel 43— spectre com 41—Leave out 22— to be obli­ gated for 23— color S' MEMPHIS. Tran.. Feb. 6.—26.‘ t v ethodl*t students in the schools of the South have no op­ portunity for religious instruction except when they get in Sunday School, declared the Rev. J. Mar­ vin Culbreth, religious education secretary of the Board of Educa­ tion of the Methodist Episcopal' Church, South, in an address de-t livered before the Educational As­ sociation of the denomination hero today. His address featured the second day’s session of the annual meeting of the association. Dr. Culbreth advocated strong departments of religious education in church and state schools, and recommended to the association] that local churches in student cen- • ters be asssfed bv the church toi provide bettor buildings and equip- I ment, which in many cases are to­ tally inadequate to handle the stu­ dent crowds, he asserted. A lar­ ger number of trained religious workers should bo provided by tho church to deni with the multiply­ ing thousands of students in the South, the speaker declared, and said that a steady advance should be made in the type of courses of­ fered in the departments of relig­ ious education. In stressing the need of enlarg­ ing the work of religious educa­ tion in state as well as church Institutions of learning in the South, Dr. Culbreth pointed out that of 31,975 Methodist young people attending the various state and church schcols, there are more than 20,000 of whom neither col­ lege nor churches have made pro­ vision for religious instruction and that of this number the names of 20,000 do not appear on the rolls of nny Sunday School. APPROVE BOND ISSUE MIAMI, Feb. 5.—Freeholders of Miami have unproved bond issues aggregating 41,500,000 to provide funds sfor completing the wnter Lk V Since opening our big sale on Wednesday, the store has been thronged with eager buyers. Out* sales force have been working like beavers to accommodate the crowds. Hundreds of happy shoppers have been waited on and many expressions of pleasure over the values received have been heard. Remember the sale is on every Hem In stock. Sale ends on Saturday night, Fo hrunry 14th. Ladies’ Coat Suits line lot finest quality, some in lot originally sold as high as Forty Dol­ lar. The trimmings atone is worth more than we nsk for the whole suit. One lot at choice Kiddie Socks Voiles Special for Saturday. Fine quality Lisle. Assorted colors with fancy tops. Sixes 4 to 9 '/i — Saturday only nt. pair— 2.000 yards of fine fancy figured Voiles— 40 inch. Don’t figure it is too cool. Lots of warm weather ahead; then you will pay more. This grade sells regular at 75c the yard. Now nt— Jap Crepe Punjab Percale Cretonnes Kimonas Super value indeed. None better than this grade— light nr dark in patterns or sulid colors. Now at yard— Extra fine selection of patterns very Intest Hand embroidered many pretty designs Flowing sleeve style Choice of colors — N at each— — Grouped in three lots nt yard— vD Itfotrs-r AYAW Radio Program Program for Feb. 7. WGR—Buffalo (319) 0 music. WGN—Chicago Tribune (370) 0, organ: 6:30 ensemble, string quintet; 8 classical; 10 dance. WEHB— Cnicngo (370) 7-12 orchestra, Riviera theucre, Ha­ waiian guitarists, readings, pinnologues. WLS-—Chicago (345) 7:20, barn dance; 11:15 Senate thetre. WMAQ—Chicago News (477.5) 6 program; 8 orchestra; 8:30 photologue; 9 Chicago theatre. WQ.J—Chicngo (448) 7 concert, soloist; 10-2 Skylarks. KYW—Chicago (536) 7 concert; 8 musical; 9:05 Youth’s Compan­ ion; 9:35 classic; 12-2 Congress carnival. WLW—Cincinnati (423) 6 con­ cert, quintet, iafafone. WEAR—Cleveland (304.3) 12 “Nile Caps on Lake Erie." WF AA—Dallas News (472.9) 8:30 musical; 11 string quartet. WOC—Davenport (498) 7:30 re­ ligious discussion; 9 orchestra, songs. KOA—Denver (322.4) 10 orches­ tra. WBAP—Fort Worth (silent) KNX—Hollywood (337) 8:15 orchestra; 9:30 instrumental; 10 vocal, instrumental; 12 orchestra. WDAF—Kansas City Star (414) 6 school of the nir. address, story, ensemble; 11:45 Nighthnwks. KHJ—Los Angeles Times (401) 8:30 children; 10 vocal, instru­ mental; 12 orchestrn; 2-1 n. m. Lost Angels, KFI—Los Angeles (467) 8:45 talk; 9 orchestrn; 9:45 book re­ view; 10 instrumental trio; 11 va­ riety; 12 popular songs. WHAS—Louisville Times (400) f5t to the road de- 7:30 concert. WCCO— Minneapolis-St. Paul, L*i?ys after his inFuovernor in ma­ (417) 8 philosphics; 8:15 travel r t statement, »d- talk; 8:30 program; 10:30 orches­ f*vailable resourc- tra. C KAC—Montreal (425) 6:30 r ^ t for this pur| ? w that we knew Concert; 7:30 entertainment; 9:30 is* people of the orchestra. WJJD—Mooseheart (302.8) 7:15 orchestra: 9 dance. Lj^dallize into a WNJ—Newark (233) 9:30 or­ r*7 »pccd in road chestra. WOR—Newark (405) 6 orches­ l r* sufficiently L*01 a Proposal for tra; 7 string quartet; 7:30 pro­ P* remnin8 to be gram; 8:15 male quartet. WEAF—New York (492) 6:30 Ration has been if *n this con- soprano; 6:45 pianist; 7 violinist; music; 10 orchestra. ih!;1 u Ur,te|y by 8 special WNYC— New York (528) 6:3a bavc spent a,lcn,r°«‘l systems Chateau four; 7:30 police quar­ belief ia expres- tet; 8:15 aongs; 9:10 travel talk. WBnit—New York City (272.3) ,r hM h for« d to ot n big 7 music, pianist, violin. ;t, e. the benei h ^ea, on ' £jaim that such 'tovM 1c?mpeMat«*l C, ‘,by ,Ut'h tiunru*ds that meet 1,01,1 and requirL Uncle Knybee; 0:45 movie chats; 7 road talk;' 7:39 entertainers. WGY—Schenectady (380) 8:30 dance. KGW—Portland Oregonian (481.1) 12 Melody Men. KPO—SanFruncisco (423) 7:30 theatre gossip; 10 dance. KFOA—Seattle (455) 8:45 pro­ gram; 10:30 dance; 12:05 orches­ tra. KSI)—St. Louis Post Dispatch (549.1) 8 symphony. WRC—Washington (409) (1 mu­ sic; 7 Bible talk; 7:30 talk; 7:45 announced; 9:30 dance; 10:15 or­ gan. WBZ—Springfield (337) 0:30 concert; 7 pianist, violinist; H.25 guitar; 8:40 vocal. If you are able to make the roost words out of the letters contained in the words "TOILET NECES­ SITIES". A total of 43,000 IN CASH prizes will he awarded to competitors in this .... GREAT w o r d -b u il d in g CONTEST Send stnmp for circular and ruLa. Address Sheffield Laboratories, Dept. 12, Aurora, Illinois, Ladies Dresses One special lot of dres­ ses in flat or satin hack crepes, brocaded cantons, bengalines, trillcncs, etc.. Original Price Tags on each. Choice of the lot e" - ' ‘ . LaditV Coals Coats Thread i Coals Spool Cotton in Black, White or Colors. Limit five spools. Each. Here Is a foal treat, in­ deed. They come in plain nr trimmed with fur in Mink, Seal or Marmink trim. Every one u real benutynnd the fin­ est quality of mntcrial style, and workmanship GARDEN HOSE 12V-J cent per foot For Few Days See Ball Hardware Co Do you want a Home? All Wool Blan­ kets Tuxedo All Wool Sport Sweaters Y'enr-round weight, col­ ors in Tan, Red, Hrown. or Illack. Never sold by us before at less than $8.75. During this sale at, eaeh— Figured Ratine Extra fine lot ia checks, plaids or stripes. $2.25 value at. yard— Full four pound weight, hundred per cent wool, size (ifixSO. Heuutiful plaids in Fink, lavender. Illlie or Gray. Never Hold at less than $10.75 by us. Now at—. R ag Rugs Hit or miss patterns — beautiful colorings. Size 2 5x 5 0 - Spring Dresses New nrrivnls, English H.oudcloth or Linen in choice of stripes or solid colors. Many pleasing combinations to Jhoose from. A real extra val­ ue at, each— awiiana Ginghams A fine array iu checks, plaids or solid colors. Very fine quality at size 27x54 at yard— 3BBB5V :.n HIGHEST QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT VERY DRASTIC PRICE REDUC TIONS. BUY NOW------ »m .ul fcn be "u.u.i ll"‘ Sanford Herald ^ GEORGE A. SPEER AND SON . * �PAGE TEN THE 8ANF0P HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1925. In the World of Sport Plans Big Year DETROIT, Feb. (L—Unlucky In politics, lucky in baseball, is tho wny Frank J. Navin, president of the Detroit American League base­ ball club, probably would say It. Mr. Navin, who has transformed • Detroit from a rube baseball town to one of the capitals of fandom, confesses he was a fabc alarm as a politician, u sort of modern Don Quixote jousting with the windmill. He could nut convince several hun­ dred voters in n Detroit suburb that he should be their choice for justice of the peace, but in the years that have followed he lias been elected to important places in the b a s e b a ll world by his fellow magnate:*. He rose recently to membership on the Advisory Coun ell, highest tribunal of baseball, by replacing Han Johnson us the American League's representative. Mr. Navin set out to become a lawyer. Coming to Detroit from Adriun, ?Iich., where he was born in 1871, he worked his wny through school snd graduated in law, a profession he never followed, how­ ever. His initial flyer In politics proving a failure, ho was mention­ ed for a city hall clerkship paying $2,509, and then ho took up base­ ball. He became an employe of S. F. Angus, owner of Detroit'n drowsy ball club. Angus wanted to get out of the game. Ban John­ son, president of the American League, came to Detroit in an ef­ fort to get rid of the white ele­ phant. Mr. Navin, whose frlenda call him a modern Midas and who, they ray, never gumbles with fate, mode hi:', greatest gamble then. With­ out sufficient money himself to swing the dcnl, he interested Wil­ liam Ynwkry, wealthy sportsman. Yawkey pul up the money und Nuvin became manager of the club. The rest of the story of the De. troit baseball club and Frank J. i Navin is the story of u mun taking ^ « losing propositi n, driving through years of dis dirngement to bring Id:: organization finally to • the peak of flnuncial ami diamond tpuccess. v Two major chapters appear in Former Missouri Grid Star and Last Year Line Mentor at Auburn, Secured a s F irst Aide to Serbing In Coaching “Gator” Term r.l Gainesville Roy Schnlk, who for 11 consecutive seasons caught 100 or more games, only to have his record shattered last season because of numerous injuries, is tit again. Ray is a pal of Eddie Collins, recently ap­ pointed White Box manager, nnd wanter, to have a big year to help the managerial dehut of the fam­ ous second baseman. Paavo Nurmi May Be Persuaded To Appear In France PARIS, Feb. <] Paavo Nurmi, the win Id’s champion runner, may be a headliner nt the opera if ne­ gotiations now under wny between the Sporting Club of France and the ministery of public instruc­ tions, which controls the theatre, prove successful. The fleet Finn, however, would OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY not lie called upon to* fill the plnce vacated by Caruso, but the opera would lie transformed for the oc­ casion into a running arena with a 200 metre track for the flying feet of the champion. The Sporting club, which is com­ posed of personalities in the worlds of art, politics nnd snort, lias pointed out the fact that moving pictures and private halls are per­ mitted in the opera and that a run­ ning exhibition by such a great artist ns Nurmi would not be u desecration of France’s temple of art. The exhibition would be for the benefit of war orphans, nnd MhoUM the government uppVuve, I'nnvo will lx: immediately invited to participate. Banished Giant To Renew His Fight To Clear Bribe Charge NEW YORK, Feb. 0.—Cozy Do- SI yN sXlj\ H t SI ! |wisent.* is > o « « r a > (iux>t lfo eK I.iV To MATtll t V- v i NO-NO-) 18 UiD«C Boy* 7b o e ABOUT * r? «ue*s BOS JUST LODroJ DROPPED w M EET I u Out: J I mc^T I CJT FCfc HCMB BRUNO1 poo p l u h k e t t v/a s i n i t i a t e d a t t h e l s * it-ASTNKVtT-THE CUSTOMARY STUNT OP ■»U'.ire.*A *THE PROSPECTIVE M EM B ER ONTO MOADt « r \ U AWN INC W E N T THROUGH VOTHOUTA M / * » fAIU-Cf Dolan, in a brief talk with Giant officials, insisted lie is in­ nocent of any connection with the deal as charged by OTonnell and declared that he intended to pur­ sue ids ease with Commissioner Landis in an attem pt to gain re­ instatement, Asked about the the suit hn started against l-tndia some time ago and then (Imp­ lied, Dolan said he would not restore to legal action but hoped to convince Landis nf his innocence. Although the report of the dis­ trict attorney’s investigation into the scandal, made public yesterday pointed out that tho impression of Dolan’s evasiveness in the case hud not been removed Dolan in­ sisted Thursday that this inquiry added further strength to the clear record he claim. President Coolidge'H salary, trav­ eling expenses and the upkeep of the White House cost about $125,000 a year. MOM’N POP Good BY TAYLOR GOSM-HE'C, S to ppin g Fof? m e NOW 1 WONT r HAVE TO GiOE ) DOWN On b „ T h e CAP. - - I m o r n 'NO MR.G’JAJN- ^ ( GooO MORNING / V fc D !- J UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GnineflviUe. Feb. 0.—Herbert Bunk­ er, graduate of the University of Missouri, and la3t year football line coach and aenut for Alabama Polytechnic Institute (Auburn), has been signed ns an assistant coach in football by the University of Florida. Head Coach H. L. ‘‘Tom" Sebring, upon his return Thursday nfternoon at 4 o'clock, 'made the first announcement of Florida’s having obtained Bunker, not only a celebrated four-lctter athlete, but a Phi Beta Kappa hon­ orary scholastic mnn. In signing Bunker, Florida uni­ versity officials took their second forward step fn preparation for the 1925 football season, and in filling a long-felt need for greater asssist'•nce in the tutorial department. Rftnker will report to tho Univer­ sity of F lorida a t III© o p e n in g of tho grid campaign in September. He comes highly recommended nnd Floridians feel fortunate in having secured his services. In four major sports, football, bnskotbnll, track nnd baseball, Bunker hns registered enviable r>cnrdr. At the University of Mis­ souri he played three years a t cen­ ter and tackle, captaining th" (deven in 11122. He was selected two years in succession for "AllMissouri Valiev conference tackle." was once nll-Western torkle, and placed high on the nll-Amerienn honor roll. Was Star Athlete Conch Sebring Inst night rtnted Bunker was a powerful man, 28 venrn of age. about six feet, two Inches tall nnd weighing around 220 pounds. Discussing his basketball prow­ ess, Conch Sebring told of Bunker winning nn nll-Mirsouri Valley Conference berth, at guard, three consecutive years, a font rnrely a t­ tained in the conference. His cage days at Missouri were snent nt both center nnd guard, and he has been one of the outstanding men In | basketball in the valley in recent years. Featuring the shot nnd discuss­ ing in which events he excelled, Bunker was also a track sensation nt Missouri, accompanying the team in 1021 when thev invaded the Far West for a meet with Cali­ fornia. At basketball, Conch Sebring as­ serted Hunker war a catcher nnd outfielder of considerable promi­ nence. Bunker is basketball conch at Auburn this spring. In 1023-1924, Bunker was head freshman coach of three sports nt Missouri, placing successful foot­ ball. baseball nnd basketball teams in the field. He graduated in 1014 from Nevada high school, at Ne­ vada, Mo,, saw service in th« world war, entering the University of Missouri upon the termination of service day*. Coached by Masters In basketball. Bunkers was coached by three famous masters of tho game Meanwell, now head coach nt Wisconsin, Rubyheud, coach nt Illinois, and Bond, head coach at Missouri. Athletic director White an id Thursday night that of all tb° men Florida was in touch with nnd could have secured, Bunker is the most outstanding, and will lie a great asset to Florida university. Coach Sebring Is well pleased over sign­ ing Bunker and feels the stair has been gre«My strengthened. Ho will be assistant coach in football, and will nid in both bas­ ketball and track. No time limit or salury figure was given out by Coach Sebring in his announce­ ment. V Six Giants H a v e Signed Contracts For Coming Season NF.W YORK. Feb. 0— Before leaving Thursday night to pave the way for the spring training campaign at Sarasota, Fla., John Jack Dempsey And His Future Bride Start New Rumors fore our sulil C ir c u it C o u r t » t tho C ourt llo u io ut H anford. F lo rid a, on t h e nth d a y o f A pril, A. D. a n d th e n a n d t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r to th e bill of c o m p l a i n t e x h ib ite d again*! you In th la ca u se . I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t thl* O rder nf P u b lic a tio n bn p ubllahed In T he Hanford H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p e r published >n H anford. F lo rid a . WITNESS, E. A. D ouglas*. C lerk of *ald c o u r t a n d t h e s e a t th e re o f. In T he Hanford H e r a l d , a n e w s p a ­ p e r published In S a n f o rd . S em in o le County. F lo rid a , o n c e e a c h w e e k f o r r ig h t c o n s e c u tiv e w e e k s. W IT N E SS m y h a n d a n d th o se a l nf the C irc u it C o u r t of t h e H eventh Ju d ic ia l C irc u it of t h e S t a t e of F lorida. In a n d f o r S e m in o le C o u n ­ ty, on th is t h e 8th d a y of J a n u a r y , A. D., lit!5. (Seal) V. E. DOCCJLABS. C le rk of t h e C i r c u it C o u r t of th e Heventh J u d ic ia l C irc u it of F lo r i d a In a n d fo r Hemtnoln C ounty. Dy A. M. W E E K S , D. C. G eorge A. D eC ottea a n d O. W.Hpenee r Jr., S o lic ito rs a n d of C o u n ­ sel for C o m p la in a n t. J a n . 9. 18. 21. 30. Keb. C, 11. 10, 27; Mar. 6. LOS ANGELES, Feb, 6—Reportorinl agitation over the marriage plans to Jack Dempsey, bubbled up anew when Dempsey's motor car paused in front of Miss Estelle Taylor’s home Ions enough late Thursday to permit the actress, her maid, and a heap of baggage to be transferred from sidewalk to tonneau. After the car had vanished the excitement in screen and sport­ ing circles grew by leaps and bounds until Jack Kearns and Ted­ dy Hayes, manager and trainer of the champion, respectively, re­ vealed that Dempsey was going to San Diogo to second one of, his pu­ gilistic friends in n boxing bout. Hayes added that Dempsey’s \ o t i c :k o f mother went along, too. TAX OK ED Will Attend’ Fight. SAN DIEGO, Cal., Feb. 0.—Jack Dempsey accompanied by his fi­ nance. Estelle Taylor, and her sinter, Helen arrived here late last night, Dempsey said he was here chiefly for a fight program F ri­ day night, that he wasn’t mnrried and declined to sny when he would McGraw, veteran pilot of the New York Giants, announced the sign­ ing of Rix of his 1925 squad and lhe reienHe of Paul Florence, for­ mer Georgetown catcher, to the Indianapolis club of the Americ­ an Association. A sistant Manager Hugh Jen­ nings and Ross Young, rightfielder. are two veterans who signed contracts. The others signed are: Mickey Devine, catcher from Ncwnik. N. J.; Ralph Frazer, rookie outfielder, and John Manners and Ralph Connors, recruit pitchers. Frank Frisch, captain nnd sec­ ond baseman, conferred with McGrnw, but hnd not yet signed u contract. a p p l ic a t io n F O R SAt E Vi NW '/i of Section 4, Township 21 a . NW'/t NW'/t o f Section 12, Township 20 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOHim Empire Land Company, owner of the lands is closing out its interests in Flo: at this low price if taken at once. fou U.KI1KH SECTION 57.1 O F T H E O E N E IIA I. STA T­ UTE* OF T H E STATE OF FLO U - IIIA. Nolle* Is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t \V. I,. I e a rsall, p u r c h a s e r of T ax C e r ­ tif ic a te No. 216. d a t e d tile 5lh day of J u n e . A. D., 1922. h a s filed said c e r tif ic a te In my office, a n d lias m a d e a p p l ic a tio n f o r t a x deed to Issue In a c c o r d a n c e w ith law. Ho1.1 c e r tif ic a te e m b ra c e s t h e fo llo w in g d escribed p r o p e r ty situ ated In S em inole co u n ty . F lo rid a , l o - w l t : Ileg. 3(3 ft. N. of HE Cor. of NF. 1; of S W 14 Hec. 7 T w p. 21 H. f la n g e 30 E. H un N to llr lc k m a d HW1.Y to p o in t \V. of Ileg. E. Co Ileg.— 1 acre. T h e said la n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d a t t h e d a t e of th e I s su a n c e o f *uch certificate In th e n a m e of Un* sa id c e r t i f i c a t e sh a ll k n o w n . Unleas _____ ___ I,* r e d r m m e d a c c o r d in g t o Inw ta x i deed w ill Issue th e r e o n o n thn 3rd d ay of March. A, I*.. 1925. W itn e s s my offic ia l sig n a tu re and seal t h is t h e 22nd d a y of J a n ­ u ary . (Heal) V. E. nOEOLAHS, C lerk C irc u it C ourt. Hemlnol* C o u n ty F lo rid a. Ily A. M. W EEKH. D. C. If Interested, Write or Wire JO SEPH C. WATKII REALTOR Lake W ales, Florida Su ite 3 Rhodesbilt Arcade STATE R E PR E SE N TA T IV E FOR ------------------------------ COMPANY - The G reatest M arvel o f the Times Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hawkins and Mrs. Riser motored to Raytona for the duy Friday. TALKING-SEEING-PLAYING-SINGING , TIIE ITIICITT ('(IttllT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT o r KMill lilt. IN AMI KOIl SEM IN O L E COUNTY. IN I ’l l ANl’EllY. el-Air Realty Company, a corpora­ tion, cumpialnant. •i'irnlf Hudson-Esse x Sce It, Hear It, the Greatest Mechanical Accomplishment of the Dm You Cannot A fford to Miss Seeing It. Ask it any questions “H udson-E ssex” Will answer he sees all, hears all, and tells all. Has created a world-wide reputation ns being the greatest accompli ment in the m echanism of the present tim e. Over a half million p« throughout the United States and Canada during the past 12 months 1 been m ystified by the am azing perform ances o f th is piece of tnachii in that it proves to the World that ju st as Hudson-Essex has rear heights of perfection in Autom obile M echanics so have the startled whole Universe by this added Mechanical Perfection. AN AUTOMOHILE WITH BRAINS Dem onstrations and Perform ances are Free W ant Every Man, Woman and Child in Sanford and Surroi Community to See and Hear the Talking Hudson-Essex. You Can See and Hear Him at Our Sales Rooms. , This W eek’s SPECIALS F v e e l t r n l K n u . r nntl lo t In the h e n r l nf ( h e hustneo* a e r l l u n (if Sin fu r.I A t rim e, rrn la uim fo r •II.Y.OO, r a i l lir lioim h t rltf.il nntl un Ktiuif l e n i i * . 2Vi n e r e * un M e l l o n v l l l e A v e ­ n u e eluae f n K urt M ellon fo r • a i o ut a H o r r l f l e r t s a t i s f a c t o r y I r r n i a r u n h r t i m i n g ed. S a n f o r d A v e n u e Inf c l o s e to C elery Avenue nuly H .IU O i ternia. T h l * p r i c e la •7AO u n d ­ e r valu e. I f y o u m » n Snnfur il r e a l r a l n l r ou d w n ti t t o v e i l It f o r rnah a r t In l u u r h ft llli ns, an t v * littvv o u l - u f - f u t v n b u y e r * w h o nre Int r r r a t r d In S a n f o r d I n v r a l i n r n f * w h e r e the v a l u e ruu hr s h o w n . I f . 8. I . O M i , Mur. SANFORD, FLORIDA Sanford Realty Company Itnutii 7, Hall Illitg. P hone C5J '* * * * * * * * * * AMMONIA IN FERTILIZERS inn*t I m p o r l n n I a * w e l l am t h e In p l a n t , t r e e und t r o l l . must totm evpen alv* i p r l e e und r f f e r t l v i - n r * * , u r o o r d l n g l o a v a i l a b i l i t y , priuatlrd In th e u m n i o u l n b e a r i n g m a t e r i a l . But t h i s l£ A 5 F a r AS> i*M &0‘A.‘G T h i Ei I------MQRWtrjG y Oak Hill— Fine Cre«t— W oodruff Subdivision RAT6 - NOW L’VE MISSED MM CAS? -a T o o 1' We are ngentn fur these subdivisions nnd have some good buys in each t— ■ THREE LOTS ON SANFORD HEIGHTS CLOSE IN are, fu r ou r purpoar*. d iv ld r d I n t o t w o eluaaea. I » * '< o r e aii li ia h le In w a t e r nn d n r e th u s m a r e q a l r k l y iilu an d > l l r a l e o f Sudo w h i c h a r e I b r m i n t I h n v e t h e i r p l a e e |n n e a r l y a l l w e l l halaat-ed s»l * , " v * ,u rf, •iKHUd h r “ h a * * d " w i t h o t h e r “ * ' * _ • ■ * * ' • * l h » l * a d o f In th e b a a . A f t e r fh e -a c a k e d f e r t i l i s e r I* p r e v e n t e d . •*** ' , n ind t h l * n a . o u r i f u l d l n i r t h u u s h l In p l a n n i n g L un iceiurnt nn,| e q u i p m e n t 1* no t e q u a l l e d b , any $H00 each *^ rlu l» o f zt iiI inut m id v r s p i n l i i r urt|t>< ' r * * ' * t h e * * i n n l e r i u l * v a r l v a lu p rle e " i••II11> mill f l o e , t e a * u f x r t n d . T o del leed. T o m e e t th la e a a r n l l n l « h e I B e . i ," p t e t e I n l i o r n l o r l e a In th e S t a l e eondu h N H tu rll on uf t h e « e f r r l l l U r r m a t e r i a l * l >'e f W me *1* *1* 'V H i *1 M i ‘J l l Q b! a j Bt t e f t .A-.VCSL Sr. I-‘iN v a lu e an d th e rean ll-p rod u elajf qu n lllle* « * 1 Realtors Wilson & Toomer F ertilizer Company 202 F irst Street Phone 362 No. 772 WEST BAY ST. „ Jwluonvilhi Florida, <if II. C. MINK, Sanford Branch Manager i / �•WKW; V*.!# ad Every Classified Advertisement On This Pajje PROFIT **»IHerald Want Ads Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance!I* I FOR RESULTS * ' m -A I• <v Classified Directory Daily Herald ad. r a tes ah In Advance ad*. " I l i 1»* H patruns anil r « l | 7 i n m r d l a lH r to t •; ;• • pie' a line - .........t.. Hr a Mar r ....*~ ...- i w ' a Una .......... 4c, a lla e Type double nbove Advertising __________ PRINTING________ WIGHT PRINTr 2sFf(JP—Rush oref- LEARN ABOUT Fork County and Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* ers a ipeclalty. Phone 417-W. ?»»■ J?**1 *dvertlslng medium In 0 Railroad Avenue. South JTorlda Published morning*. THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY—- Star-Telegram. Ukeland. Fla. Printing that pleases. Prompt OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales service. Telephone D3. New lothrough the Xenia Gazette, cation. Welaka Building. ?* Rick ■Brieultural PAPER HANGER district Want ad and display rates on request I. L. TALBOTT—-Pointer nnd pa­ per hanger. Phone 340. 113 COLUMBUS iGa.» l.RUOEH—CUatPark Avenue. httVB laraeat circu­ lation In South weitera O.orgta, Hate 8c fS-wortl) line. REAL ESTATE TO REACH tBe prosperous farm­ D. A. CALDER & R. R. ELDRIDGE ers and fern growers of Volnsii Real estate brokers. All kinds of property listed and for sale. Of­ county advertise in the DeLend fice 108 Second S t, Near Park Daily Nows, rate lc per word, cash with order. Avenue. Phone 282. Real Estate Help Wanted FOR SALE OR RENT—Small home with three acres of land, BO orange trees and truck gard­ en. Ideal spot for chickens, elec­ tricity and water. 10 minutes out on hnrd road. Phone 571-J. WANTED—Young man of good appearance to solicit advertising —Should have his own car—Good opportunity for hustler with abil­ ity to produce. Apply a t Hernld Office. Graham Vi Ton Truck Dodge 1923 Coupe Dodge Touring 1921 1922 Touring Dodge 1922 Roadster Dodge 1924 Ford Fordor Sedan 1923 Ford Runabout 1925 Ton Truck Ford (Cab & Body) 1923 9 Passenger Ford Suburban bus 1923 Ford Panel Light Truck 1924 Overland Touring Above cars reconditioned, ull run fine nnd look good. Prices Right—Terms “Maybe” FOR SALE—Pure sugnr cone sy­ rup, 03c per gallon in 35 gallon bnrrels, Pure Sugnr House molas­ ses 45c. Pure Cuban 35c.—Dnvis Wholesale Co., Augusta. Ga. CASH—Paid for false teeth, dental gold, plntlnum and discard­ ed Jewelry.—Hoke Smelting nnd Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. FOR SALE—Used fvillys-Light Plant, A-l shape used 10 mouths. Bargain for quick sale. Luke Mary Casino, Lake Mary, Fin. FOR SALE—Pair of good mules for snle, chenp. Box 2d, Oviedo, Flu. ONE THIN WOMAN GAINED 10POUNDS IN 20 DAYS SUN-PROOF PAINT ONE GOOD INVESTMENT IS WORTH A LIFETIME OF SAVING May We Suggest— FORT MELLON i H. S. I’O N b . «KV1(!K STATION. k,Qd, Tires, Accesso^ ew ith a smile. Elm Ljhonc i 17 L3. Rir*e stations. Mag. econd. First and Elm, ami 10th Street. [mice. Ji-HRlST FLORIST’’ nl * a,!! oecaaiona. £le- hone 2C0-W !t) furniture (Kcnltorn) 101-8 Magnolia Are, Phone 18 r 410 Sunfortl Ave. Phone fi'll-W I Cut to Suit — rrrz $9.00 per cord delivered Britt Realty Company1 Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. I 1 Phone 17 Stove and Fire Place Wood Sanford Sign Shop Designers and painters of San­ ford's distinctive signs. San­ ford Avenue at First Street. Phono 480-W. a I DAVID B. H YEE AKCHITECT M- rnb.r A. L V Rn.a llulbtiug GARDEN HOSE 12Vi cent per foot For Few Days llrlanilu, Flarbln H. A. SPEIR Ball Hardware Co. CARPENTER lll■ p n lrlllK “ The Comfort Route’* fJilSfi •I Limit 41 .'<) ♦ Fall. 44.12 I’hll.ii.liiliU 3 l it I.U H S IM i P A IN T COM P A JIT 113 M nm iullu A ve. Fares From Jacksonville Uiltfmnm 'Chicago >l’itt.h u f(ti >Tn! i-il ii *W.>hington fill. 511 'H.fifi 3!>.:it 32.31 l l b e r .o u - l ,l u i l .l e y 41,4* S.ivannli Molil by Phone ti (JO 27H Chiropodist All all .nn t* vU SAVANNAH. Fine, nrlmle me ii Is ( i l c r p l llcket. for rm in iiih ), luDbla room, extra. Sailing limn a P, M. FOOT SPECIALIST 'urns, Rimbins. In g ro w ­ FOR BALTIMORE S. S A llculiuny F ib . I II H. J4. Jiiiiliitti Feb. 7. I*. 29 S. H. ( llutieeati-r Jim . !l l-’eb. II 21, I 1R ■ FOR I’H lL A D K L l’lllA rt. H. I'O lsIllll F e lt. 3. lit. KsSCX K r It. #. 19 M eb rt. * rt. H. N im t iic k i't IV b. 2. 12. Orlando. TRANSPORTATION CO. Telephone (kin ing Null*. Heavy C a ll­ ouse s or tlreil a c h in g feet. mi. r. I. lasi.K u Yu Well Drew Uldg. Phone. K lev a to r | Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT MERCHANTS & MINERS t'ief *00 E. U ay fit. P n ln t Co, 31.71 •VI. Italtn. .m l rail. IVU ll.llu, or I’M!., mil rail. nAII-i»t»ier via ll.llo 3 it.y . lay. nv»r II c U in| i I | . ( NOITIII.AND PAINT Tbo Paint T ha t Huves You Money. Manufnctiircil by U lU n tic C ity f$&37 Mlunton l.'.S ] 'C lo v rl.m l a!».;l| LMantrrul IN.w Ynik nm l A ililrra. 211*1 I’n l m r l l u Ave. NORTH BY SEA*! ------------------------------v r D O N ’T T E L L r ^ E l I D ID N 'T ^>AT T A L K ^ j IL L .'Y - T O O AM N THltSCt O F A R E Ci E - T T I N C * T H E ^O r<Tm o r e : l ik e x o o r DOtS’T T A L K kSw FACTHLR E.VE1RV< • M O T H E R ,’ o a t * T O O A iK e T O O ^yA.UCT- r / c * First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, ------------- Florida XS'T H O W D O T O O D O -M R JlfqfV o *H O W A R E T H lN O ’b A T H O M E 0 J NONE O F TOUR. CdJ^\NEt>‘b: b ’b l j Y WOOF! an Q> "I , ___ kT \ Zl ? ,QJJ “A 417-1 3."* A,,neX' ^JLLINERY L iiii) * «nup—ft,! hiiiiw.. or exf^f lf e S ,cal1 ” 'J-J Y j t ) | 0 an - Bond and tery? ruble By GEORGE McMANUS oTffir-c •* For Rent Florida and Western Meats .La w y e r --------------- , m o n e y ?—We ( i.'.V r '? " on First WANTED—Unfurnished house or apartment, close in, by perman­ ent tenants. Address Cudahy, box 1072, City. F o r f u r t h e r Inforinnlloii w rite (iunsm ilh Graphonolai, Clock*, Sewing Machine 121 Hunford Ave. 82J.URE T0 aELL? f JOuturi. Co. We pay t'U worth. Phone No. ■ ■ WANTED TO BUY—A small bed of pepper plnnts. Phono 133-W. C. A. iiinpom. W. H. LONG BRINGING UP FATHER THA.T *aO ?W E L L IF VO L) ‘b E N O O V ER ANYM ORE. ROTTEN TOMAvTOE^y I'LL- CO M E D O W N TO TO U R . tiT O R E ■ AH' t h r o w 'EM AT T O O - WANTED—To buy country pro- ■.'? duce, canned vegetables, syrup, • -*i highest prices paid.—Davis Whole>4 sale Co., Augusta, Ga. 1 Un. 11. Kcb. I, II, JI.Mar. J. ,J. N. Westbrooks ‘-'j FOR SALE—1924 Ford house cur FOR RENT—New five room house Chapman Avenue, phone 24. ^ cheap for cash. Address G. C. Elkins, Sanford Ave., Sanford. Fla. FOR RENT—Four room house with modern conveniences and FOR SALE—Overland sednu, good mechanical condition, priced low garage. 2nd St, West Side. An for quick snle. See .Mr. Fnbriz. nie —- I’hilps. — —— - ■. — _= — —■a■■■■.. 113 Park Ave. FOR RENT—7 room house fur­ nished, 503 Laurel Avenue. For - n Position Wanteci rent also 8-10 beds nt 505 West Third St., apply M^s. S. A. Chan­ Young business man desires cellor. vj room nnd bonnl with private fam­ ily. State particulars Write FDR RENT— Furnished home, “ Young Man” care of Herald. 503 Iaturel Avo. Also 8 or 10 '1 beds at 505 W. Third St., apply Professional dressmakers of En­ a t BOS W. Third St.__________ gland are protesting against tho FDR RENT—First Class store invasion of their Held by ninny so­ on West First about 3,500 ciety women, who are able to sup­ sq.room ft., floor space,—A. P. Connelly ply dresses for less money becauso A Suns. they have the work done in their largo homes and use friends in­ FOR RENT—Office space furniihstead of paid mannequins for dis­ cd. Apply to 123 West Flr*l plays. Street or phone 175, ’ rnr.i^from' Miami to Phila. A. P. Connelly & Sons Over W o o d ru ff & W ot ion. TYPEWRITERS K. J. Mt’M.INfL Aisrut lEH RICAL S anford. Flu. ELECTRIC CO. I1U Y ------ S E L L --------RENT Cleua—Itepuir Ho Gillon Si Platt I'hour KH Everything elecYou can thicken soups and gra­ 422. Electraglth vies very nicely with tupioca. STATIONS AND ^SUPPLIES » * We buy used clothing. Send us a list of what you hnve. We will call. J. J. Randall, 121-W. Eu­ clid Ave.. PcI-and. Fla. I. W. PHILLIPS SONS Dodgo Denier Phono No. 3 Oak & Second FL JJRUGiT* |D"rug STORE — Proi Drugs, Sodas, Wi tlr you as your phone, Dodge 1923 FOR SALE—Nice little home, 5 STENOGRAPHER WANTED — rooms, bath and garage. Cash Must be experienced. Give full or terms. 2018 Palmetto Ave. particulars regarding qualifica­ rat** a re fo r c o n ­ tions. P. O. Box 221, Sanford, tortion*. . . . .. FOR SALE—New house and big I,* uv*mfc* l e n g t h lot, 1-2 block off Dixie High­ rd a line. Men und women Representatives way. $000. Also 5 room cottage Wanted: Liberal commissions, pro­ C,rg< 3Uc ,o r f l r , t furnished $1,330.00, Citrus Heights tected territory, earn from $30.00 r . s t r l c t e d to Filling Station, Orlnndo road. --- . t to $30.00 per week. Line Fully Lpf |« |jian- T h e S a n Smartsilk Hosiery FOR SALE BY OWNER—Nice guaranteed. will b* resp o n sib le Mills, M. K. Rutherford, Supervis­ ' incorrect Inaertlon. home and grove on subdivision .... for s u b s e q u e n t highway. David M. Douglass, or central Floridn. Care Herald. ITh^ office should be FOR SALE—Household furniture. Sanford, • Led lately In c a s e of WANTED—Nice smart girl for 1020 Union Avenue. MAINE—Watervllle, Morning Seawaitress. Address Country Club. J. E. SPURLING, subdivision l»VEHTI*EHff . . tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ Ireorei>ebtatlve t h o r specialist. Subdivision to Or­ ple are Interested in Florida p ro ^ Rooms For Rent FOR SALE—One good working WANTED—Female stenographer k .r With rate*, ru le* lando, Florida, and F l o r a erty. Reach them through the mule; 14 years old. See J. W. with some experience in legal Flint, Genevn, Fla. Heights, Florida on Dixie Hlgh- Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ FOR RENT—Rooms with or' with­ ■formation. A nd If *»y. out meals. Reasonable rates, work. Apply in person, 3 P. M. They Will naalut you tion. Friday afternoon. Geo. A. DeLour want ad. to The United Stntes has more than Lincoln House. Cnttes. STOVES thnn any other country in the ADVERTISE in tBe Journal-Her­ taV'K.™ 15,000,000 telephones, far more ald, South Georgia’! greatest FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for t ' fliould KlVq t h e i r SANFORD STOVE WORKS—Oil Hl.tlOO ACRES BOUGHT world. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, l,.t..fflce add reea a* light housekeeping. 701 Magnol­ stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, weekly and Sunday Classified rates ■lr ph»n« n u m b e r If ia. ovens and vlctrolns. Your credit TAMPA, Feb. 0.—A tract of 81.lrenalle A b o u t o n e During 1024, the total number per line. Wnycross JournalL r i-tha'ieiindehaH u is good. Phone 40L-3. 321 First 10c 000 acre* of land, beginning about of motor vehicles produced in the APARTMENT FOR RENT—Three Herald, Waycross. Georgia. Tnd tb« other* c a n ’t Street. five miles north of Tampa, extend­ United Stntes was approximately I v |th you u n le s s room apurtment on ground floor. ing along State Rond No. 5 for ap­ 3,050,000. TIN AND METAL WORK" TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Apply 300 French Ave. your ad-lre**. proximately 25 mites nnd a consid­ Send in your subscription to the JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds iilag.arr M » * T be of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Tribune or hand it to your local FOR RENT—One 3-room unfur­ erable distance west, lias been pur­ '" ^ S k f T b e N aanished apartment $23. 701 3rd. chased by 1). C. Gillett, he has an­ j afire or b r le tWater and Boat Tanks. At Oak dealer so you can read Florida’s {frfkaae lU seontlagreatest newspaper. One year Street. One two mom nnartmunt. nounced. The purchase price was Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele, aat tnlitl. 58.00, 0 months I4.0C, three months Also single rooms furnished or given as more thnn $2,000,000. The phone l i t Service land is near trncts recently bought I*rompt. Efficient. TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS 52.00. If you desire 51,000 insur­ unfurnished. Apply 303 W, 3rd by Percy Rockefeller, Otto Kahn ance policy add 73 cents to your St., phone 527. All makes of typewriters for c filer. nnd August Ilecksher. Purchase was muile for persons whose names sale on easy terms, for rent, also “DO YOU WANT to buy or sell Lost and Found were not disclosed, but who plan repairs. Office supplies. Room O' anything?” If ho ndvertlso tn THIS Bull Bldg. to develop the land, Mr. Gillett the "Gninonvilla Sun.” LOST OR STOLEN—One large, stated. VETERINARIAN Lss mitKCTORY ilnrk brown suit case. Taken WP.8T V I R G I N I A - C l a r k s b u r g . The Skinny Men Can DR. A. DOLAN—Veterinarian. Mellonville Ave., BRITISH TOWN’S C larksburg Exponent, m o rn in g from Box 18. 11 * place within eaey Dolans Vetinnry Remedies. 313 Inclu d in g Sunday, m o r n in g laaue. returned to Herald office und re­ Do the Same BENEFACTOR DIES I, people «r Hanford 1 ce n t p e r wort), m inim um t i e . PL Second St.. Sanford, Flu. ceive reward. i u often needed, All weak men nnd women. i ||*t when any «prDKVEI.OPKHS A T T E N T IO N --P e n ­ MILFORD HAVEN, England, sa co la la b e g in n in g (lie g r e a te s t d e ­ . la rmiilretl. I t I* BOND ELECTION CALLED All nervous men nnd women. Building Material Feb. 1 1 .—The death occurred re­ v e lo p m en t In n i n r l d a ’s h isto ry ; a [ ■IphahelliMlIy for All skinny men and women. cently of Sir Hugh James Prothero linlf m inion ilollur h ig h w ay to the hleaerp ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 0. — Thomas of Custle Hall, who be­ <’nn grow stronger, healthier MIRACLE Concrete Co, general g u lf bench June finished; a two , T*V ed o lla r b r id g e a c ro ss F.soum- A bond election hns been called by came prominent four years ago h,v and more vigorous and take on cement work, sidewalks, build­ million | Spare In Thin Uay stn rte it; q u a r t e r million the county school board for Feb. -••liil needed, flesh in 30 days just ing blocks, Irrigation boxee. J. B. dhln o lla r o p e r a h ouse u n d er c o n s tr u c ­ 27 when petitions for issues to­ purchasing the town of Milford j ECT 0 R Y llnven for $1,250,0(111. Immediate­ by taking MeCoy’s Cod Liver Oil tio n ; tw o m illions being spe nt on Terwilleger, Prop. h ig h w a y : g rea t eat chance fo r live taling $1,784,000 will be voted on ly after the purchase he freed the Compound Tablets four times n IPHONE Lumber and Building Material d e v e lo p e rs to g e t In on gro u n d by the freeholders. Six niunici- t day—n* easy to take as candy. Carter Lumber Company floor. W rit* D eve lopm e nt D e p a rt­ polities are concerned in the peopo-, town from ail tolls, amounting to 148 And what a hit these flesh pro­ several thousands of pounds year­ m e n t T h e P e n s a c o la News. N; Laurel Sc. Phone 606 snls. St. Petersburg’s share will I ducing tablets have made. One __________________ HILL LUMBER CO. House o. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ be $1,100,000; Safety Harbor, $55,- '■ly. druggist tripled Ids sales in one gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest 000;tl\ l.argo, $75,000; Clearwater, Service, Quality and Price. week. classified medium, rate cash ,09c $224,000; Lellmnn, $105,000 and ed Directory The tremendous rise in recent Everybody knows thut nasty­ charge. 10c per line, minimum Dunedin $105,000. 1 TO THE PUBLIC: years in cigarette consumption in tasting evil-smelling Cod Liver AND MOTOR REthe United Stntes is laid to the in­ Oil in a wonderful vilnlizer, flesh The following named contract­ ,30c. ors nrc fafr to OhgaAixea' Labor1 ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. “ Y” CONVENTION ANNOUNCE crease in the number of women producer and health creator. HNDING. • Johns County is reached through But who wants to swallow the and pay the Union Scale set by JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 5.—L. smokers. horrible stuff, when these won­ [ELECTRIC SERVICE Local No. 1201 of Painters, Dec­ the St. Augustine Evening Record. R. Reynolds, state secretary of (rt Electrical repairs, orators and Paper Hungers of Quick results. Two centn per word. the Young Men’s Christian Assoc­ ■ H B x a a i H R a a a i a H H B B a H a a B H derful tablets—McCoy’s Cod Liv­ Samplo copy on reauest. er Oil Compound Tablets, are just tentral Ave. Orlando, America: iation, announces that the first an­ as good and so easy to take, W. R. Pell, F. W. Temporton, TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tampa Dnily nual State Hi-Y congress will be A box of (10 tablets for (10 cents Times, the great homo daily, held at the University at Florida Sold In The South For V. C. Coller, C. F. Metcalf, Horace and if any skinny man or women IBII.ES FOR RENT Jiminez, H. Harrow, R. L. Sel­ rate l ’Ac per word, minlmuii. on Feb. 27 nnd 28. nt the special doesn’t gain at least 5 pounds in lers, Jesse Cook, T. S. Delk, I. S. charge 25c cash with order. Wrlto invitation of President A. A. Mur* 3-1 YEARS EEL r ui\ Drive It Talbott, T. M, Dunlap nnd G. W. for complete rate card. 20 days—money back. Ask Bow­ phree of the university. Oak and Second St. Venable, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. er’s Pharmacy, Dean’s Pharmacy BEACH COUNTY—The or any good druggists anywhere in O. Shinholser. We also ask the PALM scene of stupendous developmentAmerica. public to see their painters have Read about it in the Palm Beach lODY REPAIRING I*-*** ' —vJ Be sure and get McCoy’s, the card. Post. Sample copy sent on re­ original and genuine, and don’t STEIN — Automobile their local II. Durrow, Pres. Huh no equal for durability. It forget there is nothing on earth quest. airing and Rebuilding. wear* longer and look* better thnn to good to make backward, list­ " (lit th e J f Home. Oak Avenue. ADVERTISING gets results if It any other paint. We carry a full less, underweight children grow |0S FOR HIRE reaches potential buyers. PaBoats line of sun-proof paint, varnishes, strong and robust. —Adv. HVumivrfht ‘Witt latka Daily News is circulated In Kalsomincs, brushes, wood stains 'ftcliijlitful Surnmt) fu~SERVICE Day an industrial nnd agricultural sec­ and wall paper. Meets all trains. BagBargain list of rebuilt boats: Vntli’e « f \iiitmiiI llrrlliiK nt Hltirktion. hfer. 1‘honc 551, hiililrrH nt No. 1—For snle; Pleasure boat \ ru n :/. m n i:i. i m i r r w 22 ft., <1 in.xlSin draft, 4 cylinder TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of. H aggard & Company [iJTO TRIPS HmkI w Ii ri»rlilN Sanford Paint & Florida real estate advertise In ' Red Wing motor, speed 11 miles X u T H 'K IS li KIlKliV t i l VMM, CALDER. Day and per hour. Reasonable price. Con­ the St. Petersburg Times, One cent; T h a t In pufNUaiic.w ith th e c h a n . Wallpaper Co. Real Estate—Investments e r anil In ....... w ith th,. tmicent a word daily, two cents a word li service.| Anytime, struction of the very best. vlsloit nf law, tin- nnniiat nii-cilng or 25. No. 2 Runabout 24 ft. 4 ft., din. Sundays._____________________ I First National Bank Building of llie *tiicU|iiili|i I's nl the Vulili'4 Phone 303 Welaka Building. 11•■i I I ’liiiipuny will lie lielil at the by 18 in. draft. Ford Engine, TIIE MORNING JOURNAL is the WRECKER iifflm nf I lie H e e re ia ry a t liiT1 Smith FLORIDA accepted want nil medium in SANFORD, speed 14 miles per hour. A sac­ P ark Avenue, In Hi.. I ’lty or SanJi Bay or night scr- rifice. Built last October. Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word fiinl. Flnrlilii, nn tin* linii (lav nf \j phone 394. Night March, at the h o u r o f 7:30 p. m . No. 3. A knockabout 20 ft. *1 in. nn insertion. Minimum 25c. fur llie ptiriHise nf i'iills|ilet'lliK "ill’ll by 12 in. draft. 2 cylinder Caliie, F L O R I D A — O R L A N D O — Orlando m a t t e r " a* may lie b r n u a b t before speed 12 miles per hour. A bar­ L^TY PARLORS II. morning Sentinal; largest classi­ Date.I till. Sib ilny nf F e b r u a r y . gain. lAttltlEV. Marinello fied business, rnte lc a word, min­ 1935. These boats can be seen at our ill kinds. Rain water a L. A. im i'M L K Y , imum 24c cash with order._______ A tte s t; I'resblent, Old First National dry dock a t Osteen Bridge at any A L F R E D FOSTER. Secretary. time. A LITTLE TVANT AD In The Ling, nhone 245. Feb, it, III, 20, anil 27, SANFORD BOAT WORKS Herald will bring you big re­ WAND DYERS sult*. Advertise those old articles . STEAM PRESSERY you huve stored away and have IMPORTANT NOTICK! rk a specialty. 110 no use for. A little thlrty-cent ad tvMue, Phone 327-J. JOHN E. FOX S o u t h w e s t e r n E x p re ss Co. o p e r ­ may bring you several dollars. CAFE a t e s o n Clyile Line limits he tw een Phone 148 and a representative Ileal Estate— Insurance S a n fo rd and Jack so n v ille, and m a in ­ will call to sec you. TTcaTF! ta in s d a lly service, except Monday it in Service nnd Qual- to all point*, nt low est throiiKli TIIE MIAMI HERALD is the big A l l k l m l . nl I ’ r m i r r l y L l . l r i l Inr an lr I street and park AvoEast Const morning newspaper. C o n n e c tio n s m ade tit I’a latU a w ith P nrli At m m - unit Srrutiil s t r e e t f a s t p a s s e n g e r e x p r e s s tra in s, r e n ­ d e r i n g s u p e r io r tlironali service to all p o in ts In th o I'. 8. and (.attndu. W e r e s p e c tf u lly solicit y o u r b u s i­ ness, und will welcome Innulre* as to r a te s , schedules, service, etc. O ffice Clyde Line Docks WANTED Automobiles Miscellaneous For Sale 1 -XL. Cl 1925 bv I n t ' l F tA T ti n r S c n v i c k . I t . r lu Jl L Gioat Britain right, nnivtil. n *G J 0 2 ^ � 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 06, 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/f6938b13ec7b274add4d2305de0ee89f.pdf be34b5088a58b2d57f15850b65a360da PDF Text Text T H U R S D A Y .T E B R U A R Y 5 , 1 9 2 5 . S D fG E p C p P IE S F IV E C E N T S . NUMBER II Klan Buries Noted Raider ft lent of Stone i f ff lliM m . W A d M lr t t o o N , Feb. 6.— It took of the M 1 aenaip has little cral ^ reveal his rase in advance. l».the administraadministra tion \ ^ fa»in8t ^bla.th* pip court would __ ________ Accordingly, the senate wiTihear Senators Walsh of Montana, and Heflin of Alabama, at noon Thureday, and if they get through with the debate, Mr. Stone will be con­ firmed before adjournment. It is anticipated that* more than twothirds of the senate will vote to confirm. Senator Walsh's speech, ready for three days, Is expected to sugpest that the only way In which the senate Intelligently can vote on Mr. Stone's fitness for the high court is to wait until the grand Jury ban acted on tho evidence. Has Little to Go On Tity., Feb. 5.— Way Now C lo s e d ftaft From Hill Will Be Tried Conferees Are Tentatively way the s e n ^ W M h V e T J " ‘Agreed Upon UnderwoodV fc«wing Provision With Jence adduced before X grand Jury would be by having it revealFew Minor Changes Made To Place W1 UfJ INFORMATION ON Plan Amount of Proi MUZZLING OF AIR Road Bond Issue Up OFFICERS GIVEN In O ne Election w to an executive session o f the Underwood Agrees' To All of Change* S \v2l.h0T iUW' ° L wh,ch SenU ,p. i f a member and that is not to be expected tho govtonth!nr WiU 1X? ° 8e ut8 whole ca,e 1■ L l t S W r t f?r t,he defense. as Thirty Amendments Agreed Upon Including Provision J he, ?utone matt,r will soon bo Concerning Ford's Offer out of he way, but there remains s°r u“ttorn'y,or Lowct* Body Henra Unexpect­ ed Revelations in Probing Aircraft Industry; Members Of Committee Arc Aroused Road Program Will * - m Cover Three Yean Will Expend $750,000 In First Tear And $500,000 In Next 2 i f r h . i ,SP°n d ? f lbe nomination WASHINGTON, Feb. G^-H avor Charles Boecher Warren as at­ ing reached u tentative agreement torney general. WASHINGTON. Feb. G. — A on the Underwood leasing bill, the flood of information on the con­ H r M Warren Confirmation Murcle Shoals conference Wednes­ dition o f the army nnd navy air day night turned tho measure over is permanently services was turned loose Wed­ to tho congressional drafting ex­ Plntia for the expediturn of nesday with unexpected sudden-, gand cave 125 perts. ness before the house committee 11,750,000 for a hard surfaced ,und by a rise in The conferees will assemblo Funeral of Glenn S. Young, klan raider, was marked by one o f the investigating the aircraft Indus­ road system in Seminole coun­ Ithe cave and all again Thursday to consider the re­ argest klan parades ever staged in Herrin, III. Part of try, nnd before tho commlttro ndthe cortage journed the subject had spread to ty were laid at a special meetdrafted bill and to discuss points is,shown above. pe through any • ’ of agreement described an o f minor the army and navy departments ing of the Seminole County ge huve been ^ importance. und( the floor of the house. Commissioners on Wednesday.! Fundamental principles o f the The committee members, arousThe recommendation by, the into the cave measure are said to hnve been re­ c«l by charges thnt army and nnvy tained, but numerous alterations officers hail been “ muzzled" to Chamber o f Commerce, which a geologist, have been made in its terms. prevent their telling the truth placed the sum involved at miliary authorltabout the efficiency of aircraft in $ 1,500,000 and outlined a sys­ Senator Underwood, Democrat, lT chuce to reach war, shifted rapidly nt today’s tem o f roads to be surfaced, wan Alabama, author o f the bill appear­ jkinraihaft from hearing, from one phase of the taken as a basis anil enlarged. ed before the conference Wednes­ 'k j. He was still situation to another, and announc­ day and agreed to tho changes sug­ (lock this morning, County Engineer Fred T. Wil­ ed their intention to sift the mat­ ,g to extricate him, Authorities Plan Vigorous Members New York Family gested by tho. conferees. A fter­ liams was directed to proceed with ter to tho bottom. wards ho declared thnt whllo the tnipt rescue work the survey preliminary to the work Investigation to Ascertain The committee obtnined nnd H*viC«i1!uI\ T , LJIOmc From Club to Open Exchange Soon Prepare F o r Millenium bill would be reported with some r safeguards, ns quickly as potsible. Likewise, Visit to Washington, Says Those Responsible For The In Downtown Store; Flans mnde public a "confidential letter" instructions were given to County mine into the Which Is Predicted To Be­ amendments, it substantially was Stale Is Mecca for Thousand Death of Orte Student Laid for Millinery Class and In which Secretary Weeks asked Attorney George A. DeCqttes to be fatal to gin After Mid-Night the rnme as passed by the senate. thnt Ilrig. Gen. Mitchell assistant Refugees From Cold Winds but the plan Agree on Main Provisions Exhibition bf Styles Here chief o f the army air service, fur­ prepare the call for the election, COLUMBUS, 0 ., Feb. 5.— Police is a last reOther arrangements will be per­ Chairman Keyes, o f the conferees PATCHOGUE, N. Y., Feb. B.— nish all facta on which ho basld fected at a later meeting. A picture o f cold weather in the nc floor within today prepared to question the first said Wednesday night the confer­ (Ry Mrs. K. A. Douglass) recent statements "seriously re­ n shortly J.| ter o f more than (10 Ohio State Uni­ Six members o f Robert Reidty's ence had reached informal agree­ national capitol, the rush o f peo­ Plan Three Year Program A large number of the members swelled from be­ versity students, who last week family, for many yeurs residents ments on all o f the main provis­ ple south and the devastation o f the Woman’s Club were pres­ flecting" on tho army nir service Thu plan adopted by the com­ and its ndministrntion in his testi­ ast “ squeeze," worked In the pharmacy dirpensa- o f this quiet little Long Island com­ ions but it still was disagreed on wrought In southern Georgia by ent on Wednesday afternoon at mony supporting unified control of missioners calls for an election for Iftet from Collins. ry from which capnales, Rome con- munity, completed the amount o f $1,760,000. Of thin preparation the language o f some portions, of floods wns drawn Thursday morn­ the government’s nir service. ii " f u,* p , business meeting, Itsled the fact that tolninsr poisons, were Used to fill Wednesday to greet the millenium, the bill. For this reason he said, ing by H. C. DuBo> Sanford bus­ wliich intimated that the members amount $750,000 will bo sold and It also considered in executive iness man, who returned a short it was doubtful If the conference continued und when prescriptions written by the uni­ placed in improvements during the ure intensely interested in all de­ service, due, in their belief, sonic time report would be completed before time ago from a mission confer­ partments o f club activities. Mrs. session a resolution to place it on first yenr o f tho program, .which they told Getter- versity student health record as regarding removal o f ence o f Protestant churches held in charge of the res- which has caused the death o f at shortly after midnight Thursday earl v next week. Henry Wight, the president was Genetnl Mitchell irom from his covers three years. The amount Thirty amendments hnve been Washington. |the passaKe way is least one student and serious ill­ night. in the chair and after reading of present position na detrimental to o f the bonds to So sold during each* ‘ ness to several others. suggested by the house conferees, When he stepped from the train the minutes by the secretary, rv- the army nir service, but action o f the two ensuing years is $500,­ Reidt, known among his neigh­ o f--three !*«rts from different chairmen on it went over until today. Such 000. according to tne plan. Tho a cave explorer .. ,A * a result, university officials bors as a forehanded man, said including provisions o f the bill he , entered , a temperature . - -----------found the wonder- this afternoon turned the officinl he will make a pilgrimage up a nassed by the house thnt wou.'d degrees above xero, the recond time i were heard. a charge in General Mitchell’s atn- entire amount will be voted upon . c. e i msy have lost his investigation o f the situation ov­ nearby hill at II o ’clock Thursday have leased the property to Henry In his life Washington has given I \trs ty M tus would return him to the runk at one election. mpt. Forewarned er to Columbus police authorities. night to be ready for any eccnt- Ford, who withdrew his offer be­ him such a reception. Transparta- j man re n iirie iV til.b a n n e e chuir- o f colonel. Tho commission spent virtual­ fore it enrne to n vote in the sen­ tlon facilities were tied up and n S I W i S m V* v °7 T t dancers existing uality. With the coming of Jesus, ate. Representative Perkins, Rcpub- ly the whoto uf the special session Co-operation Is Pledged. wslk became! necessary. Rubber i . . . . 'o u t , the |ihre to explore the he said, a cloud chariot would call tteo considering the plan. Roads as They promptly placed every faThere in considerable sentiment i, Collins descended d u ty o f the institution at the dls- for him at the hill and transport reo proposed In tho chamber recom­ among the conferees that Ford passage way last him, his wife and their four chil­ bo mendations were given careful con­ !u>8i*^ PoNce und pledged would he induced to submit another of a "cavern more their dren to Hollywood, Calif., homo of bill if the Underwood hill is passed they sideration while individuals who heartiest co-operation. Mammoth cave." Mrs. Margaret W. Rowan, leader of by congress and supporters of his , .... ........- _______ .lews appeared boforo the commission , „ •mbttship und . President W. 0 . Thompson, nft, jm oims known bapd irtirti has sincarQ for fear o f U itig disciplined, and were asked to moke their recomspecially requested that all mem|whit he sought, he ter Issuing a statemunt insisting faith in tho truth o f her prediction original *J>W, together witji...4igw> ^Washington, however. Mr. Du- «ur». m y their due* ut this, moot­ ho htated lo^'r that he. had been mendntions. The names o f roaila that there was no cause for alarm, i 1? PDrnnizntlons, have announrs«id,‘ wa» making tho niost o f included in the pl«Li being Us ted that tho earth nnd all things tem­ did these things: fd their intenUon o f attempting t i " ' t’ c<dd weather. "Baseball" games ing o f Uiu d u b year, which is Mur. informed unofficially thnt Rear and Will be published shortly.V poral are to end some time Friday. Interest the Detroit manufacturer Admiral Moffett, ehluf o f the bu­ on skutes, in the finest rink in the °,f .the f.n’ I Ordered a complete chemical T o Confer on Road No. 3 Reidt, n former member o f the again in tho Muscle Shoals pro­ world, which is a part of the* Lin­ Mrs. Wight reminded the club reau o f aeronautics o f the navy de­ t analysis o f all remaining medicine partment. and ilrig. Gen. Mitchell church o f the Seventh Day Advent­ ject. At the regular meeting Tuesday coln memorial anil other winter •bat new members were inivited 8" . d*__! ° f the kind Issued to the students is able to give my affected. ists, by whom he was disfeliow_ ( ’ompngnise on Council sports were the menns employed, j il,l° the organisation.and asked for Wire to be transferred from their Commissioner C. W. Entzmlnger. i to last until u new Mr. DcCottcs and E. A. Douglajs Senate conferees have ugreed to The I’ otomnc river wns frozen ami a spirit o f cordinlolity towards present ns:,ignmeats. Ordered that all further issuance shipped recently, is the man who a Secretary Wilbur issued n flat were annointed to confer with tho Him.” He told newsfew days ago disposed o f his house­ compromise with their colleagues boys skated across it with impuu-1•hem. Tile third vice-president, o f such medicine remaining in the ik the "country to • » 1will! Ik program chairman, report- denial that tho navy departments Htutu Highwuy Department rela­ college o f pharmacy where it was hold effects to a second hand deni­ o f the house on the proposal to •ty. er in the conviction, that, with the j»r" create un advisory council o f far­ Mr. Dnllose, with u woman del- j ‘‘d »hnl it was a source o f gratifi- attempted to exereise any censor­ tive to th.* right of way .tor state mada up ahuuld cease. earth’s demolition, he would have M in, the second in mers’ representatives to oversee egate fropi St. Petersburg, ropro-, c*Hon that the program us laid ship whatever over the testimony highway Number Thrco through Thfc police Wednesday night no further use for them. lie safe­ •he production and distribution of I'eriteil the stute at tbo conference. |ol|l’ in the year book, was being o f naval officers testifying before the county. |cnirred Wednesday questioned Dean K. F. McCompbell congressional committees. Hecreall efforts o f resguarded against a miscarriage o f fertilizer ns provided by the meas­ rrusMlint Coolitlif** irnvn thi* UUrtiiil mil in full. In response to a request B. F. o f the College o f Medicine, George i Collins. the right to repurchase his effects ure. D. Thompson, o f Canton, the Inst Ifriend of Collins, should ha fail to leava the vicinity The finished bill is expected to student taken violently ill, and on scheduled time. ■the cave shortly nftprovide for the creation o f some arranged tomorrow to question all kml announced that lmison ngpncy against tho pro­ • | m j*-in hail occurred students in the college o f pharmacy > w ducers and farmers but details have Ifeet from Collins, "I who have been on duty in the dis- JJ U I H O !* L l U U l l D G r I O not yet been decided. Appointment in the last two weeks. [J1* said, visibly de­ pensary o f members o f the ngcncy is ex­ Discovery o f definite traces of pected to he left to the president lated turn of strychnine in the stomach o f Pusinstead o f designating them ns the Attendance is l.arge session. ken made it certain thnt the pois­ house bill provided. W a party o f six The auditorium, in which the l,l,at, n fa!,*,''in "'"'W should Ik* and mittee, charged at the committee *t 10:30 in hopes of on was involved in at least three Most o f the confrencc nltcrn- convention was held, contained •Ii-|»lay the work o f the cIuhki:i. i session that the investigation had ‘ out in un hour. A of the five or six more serious Most of the conference altera­ spneo for 8,000 persons and was • Tho club voted to begui tlieuo nut been treated with "open and cases which have developed since Plans for aiding the sale of sea­ tions are represented us being des­ filled throughout the session deabove-board" tactics by the army, (Continued on Page H) occurred Wedneslast Thursday. Rut chemical son tickets for exhibition gnntes ignated to give the president great- vpite thelnature of the convention and Representative Curry, Repub­ ad been cleared out n.l Inlatn.ln 2.. I_. _... I I. « lican. California, author o f a hill ►eme.1 clear to reuch tests o f nearly two-thirds o f the to be played in Hanford between ed latitude in drawing a lease, for a,,d the inclemency o f the weather, capsules issued for treatment o f the Milwaukee baseball club und if the executive is restricted, the Radio amplification enabled those pending before the military com­ Vtim. ds failed to reveal any trace of other teams training in this state, conferees fear ho would be unable; in the auditorium to hear perfectly mittee to create u unified nir ser­ pished on the part of cold? ( furnished by the United States were made at the weekly luncheon to obtain a lense and government! " 10 speakers. vice. issued a statement challeng­ l n when they learn oil the poison except in one capsule. Department of Agriculture nnd the o f the Junior Chamber o f Com­ This capsule, one of u number is­ ing tho “ older service" o f the army Florida State Bureau o f Markets operation would be forced. Mr. Duliuse declared that Flor­ Ifened. Homer Colmerce at the Seminole Cafe Thurs­ and n n vy, "t o order tests cover­ Cooperating). Section ‘Four Rewritten ida in on everyone’s mind. He fr *tarted to go in sued to Timothy J. McCarthy, of day noon. ing* the entire field in Mitchell’s With this in mind, the conference quoted a porter in saying that one Tot was dissuaded by Fremont, Ohio, varsity football testimony." Chairman of the various stand- j:, 'undeVstood "to“ MhaCe'rewritten could always distinguish the trains I t’*ayer' *a.st week, was said to con*r, Lee Ci»1Uns*ri*and *" Standing o f eamlidatea in tho * • section •• Among other things, General rescue party' I *.a' n nothing but poison. It is be­ ing committees pledged efforts o f completely four of the bill (Continued on Page H) "Miss Shrinor" conte/t living eon­ Mitchell recently told the com ­ tas buried ti.irf 1Uevred to have been a similar cap- those groups in pushing the sale o f regulating the production o f ferti­ , ducted by the Sanford Shrine Club mittee that certain officers were . shipments for re­ Grralds said iVVauIe which caused McCarthy to be- tickets, which have ulreudy been lizer. It would have required the sold. in connection with the coming afraid "to tell tho truth" about air­ mainder o f week already received here. Each book o f tick­ lessee to produce 40.000 tons .»»* • * come violently ill last Thursday. *k continuously fell Shrine Circus, ns compiled Thurs­ ets will cost $o which will give ad­ ................. ............. . ,fl ueilllt Ha'°* on contract for future dulivcraft through a fear o f being dis Poison was found in the stom­ (Continued on Page 8) 'five men with him day morning, shows that Miss cipline "indirectly’’ through trails-, “ ! £ mittance to nine games, all o f . V!rm8« irFm rUlu.10 inch fj* Routed to him, ach o f Thompson, who was taken which will be hotly contested a f­ Ruba Williams, o f Sanford, is fer to less favored posts, nnd M r.! ^ 7 ' ’ 7 '/ ,‘iern SeH-BInnching in suddenly HI Tuesday under circum­ to home and go to MIAMI, Feb. 6.— Franklin D. leading with Miss Mina Williams Perkins said today that one o f the 1^ ‘7 “ fil’ ’ stances similar to those in other fairs und well worth the price, it is No' 1 Roosevelt, former assistant secre­ of Kustis, n dose second. Thu oth­ naval officers who asked not In* " b declared. cases. u ,n1 willinK * in Morning tary o f the navy, who arrived here ................................ ■ quote lor next week s delivery. er contenders in their respective Continued efforts to cecurc suit­ called told him if ho testified as Exact cause of the deuths of *7?"test wanting a Shipments for nil stato reported last night on the Houseboat Ijj- order are: MImm Margaret I’owe, able railroad crossing signals for NEW YORK, Feb. G.— A bench rooca, extended an invitution to the of Delamd; Miss Alberta Aycock, be believed— "well, Guam is a long for Wednesday, Feb. 4: California •«« wall and roof Charles H. Huls o f Logan, O., who tho crossings in this city, were dedistanco away." t . ' W| early Wednes- died last Saturday in convulsions, warrant for Marcus A. Garvey, is­ and of the violent illness o f Har- tsrndned upon by members of the sued by Federal Judge Augustus members o f the executive council Miss Gladys Wilson, Mrs. O. W. Representative Hull of Iowa, n 14; Florida 70, (Sanford Section i . , “ “ led Collins, in Total rhipments o f the American Federation to he I Gilbert. Mrs. Frank Donaldson Republican member of the military G4), total 84. with President Hand today when the self-styled r 1 Prison, just as old E. Gillig o f Tiffin, ()., a sopho- ‘»0,|y in from nil states this season: Old. his guests Thursday afternoon and Miss LeClaire Jones, all of committee, declared in tho house been determined. Spencer that two or three of the “ President of the African Repub­ were uhle to off- more, has not I : new 1117, Total shipments alionrd the yacht. President Wil- Sanford. that it would be "unfortunate” if Capsules o f the same kind were " 0™1 '1 ** In Snnford are as danP « o n Page 8) lic", who is under conviction for Iinm Green snid if nothing develop-1 Telephone advices from Orlando officers were prevented from com­ from Sanford section to dfite, 574; prescribed for them. ! «,.erou* •*f not rnore 90> thnn ony ,n using tho mails to defruud, failed ed nt the morning session to pre- indicate thnt Miss Mary Acits. An ing before congressional commit­ Inst season 739. Hul’s death nt first was nscrib- j 1 „ stale* , , ... to appear for sentence. Philadelphia: 30 clear; 3 Cali­ vent the council would accept. active contestant there, will come tees to tell the truth. ed to tetanus. That o f Pusken. a,.on« the genera! line fornia; 3 Florida, arrived. 13 cars to the front by tho end o f the week Representative Anthony, Repub­ while another Orlando entry. Miss lican. Kar\ya.* ’ ’ ed1 re m ^igitis0.rtCm' W“ a Qttribut‘ ; was reported by RW A. King* chair Feb. 5.— A man of the Beautification Com­ Lucille I-ostor, gives promise o f army apprup Dean Campbell Wednesday ex­ becorning one o f the lenders. Other the house it mittee. He stated that certain lots F rate increase plained apparent conflict by say­ in the business Hection where num­ entries are Miss Mcl.ucus and both war an* 1° Ihe house. _ . ing thnt the «vmntoms in o il three erous old automobils and other un. California, full crates, XL60Miss Norrine Simms, o f Mt. Dora, place restrictions on officers as to •J.O Commerce ComO. S 9ea« a n,i* ht niistaken for ( jiKht,y objectn are xtorei| ari. to •tarings on east... „ „ „ % -------------, Mrs. Jenkins o f Oviedo; Miss testimony, and that his commit­ New York: 25 elenr, P Florida, tn* otntr. . Ibe cleaned within the next 30 days •tales. lily M. S. Page.) |rendition was excellent. The suf- Paulino West of Oviedo, and Miss tee had found it "extremely d iffi­ How or why the noiaon was in- b cjty 0fpcjais It is hard to write a review of fering husband’s suppressed iki- Lillian Districk o f Winter Park. cult,’’ to obtuin straightforward or arrived. Supplies moderate, de­ ,Vnr’1cnt Agents eluded in the medicine is a m y.tobjection was voiced by L. C. a muil order catalogue when one sire, engendered by ii practice o f mand moderate, market atendv: The contestants are selling nd- coiifidentul information. federal grand Florida 10 inch crates, 3-4s, $2.50 ery. Students who are treated at g ebout to the fact thut cows are is uddicted to shopping at second­ his wife o f waking him ut all hours vane** tickets to the Shrine Circus •I*r case. the university health service office al|owed to roam the Mtreets in tho hand stores; it is hard to do jus­ o f the night, to inquire what hia which is to hplgiren for ti days on U J 12.75-3.00, few $3.25; •ftbe wheat flour are only given prescriptions there. residential section and asked the tice to tlje "Covered W agon" when dreams were, was for "freedom.’’ ‘ be Iatke front-near the Clyde 8 -10a, $2.25-2.50, mostly $2.50, was usked by These are filled nt the college of body to tuke steps to seek co-oper­ one’s ideas o f western life were and not to commit murder as a n y ! d‘*?k beginning on Feb. Hl« Judgmostly $2.50, green $2-2.20; wash­ .of Arizona. Pharmacy dispensary. Medicine ed, car 3-4s. $3.00, Cs. $3.60-8J>0, distribution of Ut, : n ,vamen urged compounded nt this dispensary is ation of citizens in putting to an derived from Nick Curter and like­ normal human, being would ,($$|DnK by the wid* 8s, $3.20. California, full crates, tiekct*f in' the [other 'central Florr ‘ institutional a- always made up under the direct end the practice which was called wise it is a mean job to tackle liko doing. LOS ANGEI.ES. Feb. 5.— Mur-, fair quality and condition $«-«JI6. Freud, or to be more exact. "Sup­ a nuisance. A psycho-analyst is brought liv-j bln eitieSi Sanfonl it tot the h«r.it e « house conunitdvr o f two tittle girls was revcatesi few $0.50. ordinary quality ahd supervision o f faculty members, all _______ _ _ pressed Desires" which^is one of o the play with effect. Ho. |s,l Several_______________ new members,_ ___ among thousands o f people ofiCvntral yc:}ti*rduy, months after their dis­ condition $4.50-5.50. •<< o f whom are registered pharmac-[ (hem. Dr. A. W. Eppes, Dr. Parks, his by-products, when one’s idea of mo court o f final appeal^ 'hijiJ Florida. Reports which hkvc been di!'arc“nluinln*c a re­ ists, officials pointed out. Chicago; 41 clear. 0 Florida;' Ray I)urden und L. 51. Stephenson, the consumnte in literarv art is theories from the mainspring o l ' received from St. Petersburg, and appearance und murders which'an­ t to con(°r* were present and made short talks. "Gungu Din." the existence o f th : wife, which Palm Hunch indicate thut Sanford other girl insisted she committed 1 Michigan arrived. 18 cars on? *hn!onhe House Suppressed Desires is a very cha ruder was recreated by Airs, i is to witness an unusually good during the last two years, in a track. Supplies moderate, demand t« thsi °t ( a,R°rniu. clever take-off on the so-called . «L W. flurncs. Their Cousin Mnb- ’ circus, which is all o f professional statement made before city and moderate, market steady. Florida, TO VOTE ON RONDS , The 10 inch crates, fair quality, 4-fl*. «■ ■ ■-* P«r school psychologists who “ fall” i el. o f Chicago, played by Miss N n-!U lent. The business end is hand- county authorities today. scorch for Muy nnd Nina Martin, $2.75-3.00, few higher, 8a, $2.25­ FORT LAUDERDALE, Feb. B.! f°r psycho-Analya\H." It wns omi Scnggin, provides an amusing led entirely by th*i local Shriners. 12 and 8 years old ended yesterday 2.50, 10s, $L75-$2.00, poorer qitalGRIFFIN. Gn.. Feb. 5.__A fte r)—The voters of this citv will pass |nresented with equul cleverness n t) nnd touching victim o f the theories' .One city, Kustis, has nlreudy ask- when their bodies were found in ity, all sizes lower. Michigan his fu m -o u two bond issues during thi.i; 8«. auditorium I that form tho'thom e of the skit, led for and has beeq assigned one n field scarcely a mile from their squares!! best $2-2.25, ordinary abounds humor o f the six bo known S T to T A S * fo r W p ™ . « d » T 'r '^ 'l f i T l r i r i " F i O l .fl»noon , The comedy ........... ........ in ....... ........day ................. . days, .. .......to............ $1.25-1.50; California, 18 inch H Earnest who appeared last nearly $500,000 worth, to provide Of course, a dramatic critic m ust, o f a higher sort, probably a mix-1 as Kustis duy. and the Shrine rs home. crates, best S5-5.50. ordinary, $4­ nieht with ohurires that he was finances for civic improvements. «'nd «ault to prove to critic world ture o f irony, rarensm nnd envy.land their friends have ulrem .. __________ P H H I I . . I .. ....... ..... .. .........j y night with charges that 4.50, full crates. $7-7.50. taken from his home and severe­ and a second on Feb. 28 of $200,- that he is a^ critic. Accordingly. One must be envious in ordoi to chartered several busses for the St. Louis; 43 clour, no carlot ar­ i ’ Otetl aflnr n 000 for construction of two bridg-1 tne husband in the skit, which was I k ? properly sairastic und ironical, motorcade which will bring the / r in ., r a wrang- ly flogged by a band of maskeu rivals. 8 cars on track. Supplies cs over New River, one at East ployed by Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, is It was presented in u highly cred-j Kustis party to Sanford. Other CHICAGO, Feb. 5. — Wheat: l i the n,Cn- CXCcutive men today remained in jail pend­ Avenue and the other west of tne a wooden character. ■acter. devoid of (table manner which reflected con-1 days will |>c assigned to Mt. Dorn May, l.'J5*» to 1.97; July, 1.65U to moderate. Florida 10 inch crates k*r4l "'""nation of ing the arrival of Judge W. E. HueighlHjrhood of 1human emotionss. There.is no as- sidcrnblu thought, effort and abil-jaiui Orlundo, but the dates have as L C 5 *. Corn^Muy. 1.3(j to 1,30H- 4-Gs, $2.60-2.75. venue F lattice '' 10 ^ a Seuicy. when an invcJtigulhm wil*/ persion upon Mrs. * F. M. Seraggx. Maxwell; h eru ty. ' yet not been act. Oats; May, G2 to Q2H. bo launched. L 1 0 AVe,,ue* \. * R tpN ienlw U m POLICE 7 " 7 : 7 , _ _ _ _ TO COME 60 STUDENTS WHO END TONIGHT, FILLED CAPSULES SIX READY TO DIE ■ BIG RUSH NOW IS 38 MEMBERS ARE ON FOR FLORIDA ADDED IN MONTH SAYS LOCAL MAN TO WOMAN’S CLUB Help In Disposing Baseball T ic k e ts Celery M arkets Local Girl Leading Field I n Sanford Shriners’ Contest Roosevelt Entertains Executive Of A. F. L. Warrant Issued For “ African President” r&ton News Women’s Club Players Delve Into Psycho-Analysis In One Act Play Murder Shown When Girls* Bodies Found Flogged Man Seeks Jail For Protection t e vs MARKETS \ r i r �*<• I 7en per cent Cash, Balance Easy WE PAY THE TAXES FOR 1925 elopments are all made we will double our price. Will you be one ot owners ol these lots? Beautiful high and dry residential lots, carefully TED — wonderfully located amid Orange trees and Giant Oaks. is situated in the hills ot Mellonville Avenue, within the City limits ot Sanford. Originally the old Doyle homestead, purchased tor Odd Fellows home and lately acquired by the Bel-Air Realty Company. We want . .to make . our clients and friends some money . Come talk it over with us at our new location, 105 West First Street, Next door to the Western Union. H. B. Lewis, President Phone 349 R. C. Maxwell, Secretary ".A �** *** Awake d u b ; 8:30 musical geo­ graphy; 9:15 chorus. K YW — Chicago (530) 7 concert; speeches; 9-:30'rovuc. 8 speeches WLW— Cincinnati (423) ailcnt. W KAR— Dallas News (427.9 6:30 orchestra; 8:30 vocal, violin. WOC— Davenport (498) 7:20 ed­ ucational; 8 orchestra. *' \ ■ K O A--D enver (322.4 ) 0 vooal, Instrumental program nddresa. W H O -D e s Moines (522.3) 7:30 mandolin, guitar, hnnjnists, vocal, orchestra. WCX— Detroit Free I’ rcss (516) 7:3Q*miislcaJ; 9 dance. ‘ i,; Crossword Puzzle v? n~ m • Rollins B e g i n s -*. Second Semester Of <1/111 « r - ■». i / \ n « • * • i! WH . • f JR WWi r r - 1 ii WlWiiiDetroit {tews (JWnMO NevPofewiltra, teribr, pnctJtihlh v t o A R ? - Ft. Worth StapfJrtlfegrnm? W f2.») 7:30 m usitf fti30 baniLJI* . i v ’’ KWX—Hollywood (330.9) travelogue; 8:30 rristrumentalAvdrnl;:10 features; 12 popular spnjtt days just nhead,’’ the letter, dated 1 a.1m. orchestra. WDAF— Kansas City Star (41-fJan. 24, reads. “ Imitation,” it .1) 0 school of the air, address, adds, “ is tha t incerest flattery." The Mnine tlovernor wns a vis­ story ensemble, 8 program; 11:45 itor to Floridn last fall when he Highthawka, i WIIB— Kansas Citv (411) 7:00 nttended the governors’ conference rtt .Jacksonville |Nnv. 17-18 nnd music talks. later toured the state with the KIM— |.os Angeles Times (395) tinrtv that spent n we>k or more 8 concert; 8:30 children; 9:30 talk; in visiting the principal cities o f 10 pianist; 11 instrumental trio; 12 the West nnd East Coi< ; (400) 7:30 concert, talk. In his letter fiog. Bsew der urgWMC — Memphis Commerclnled (fov. nnd Mrs. M(t£t'lL.tn visit Appeal (503.9) H Uncle Jerry; Maine. “ I cannot promise to ex- 8:30 concert; It frolic, eel your hospitality, he said, "but WCCO — Minneapolis-St. Paul we shoW iW our equal it here (417) 0:30 concert: 7:30 lecture; in lhe< A a lc^ fw M a in e.^ 'r. •< 8 string qunftot; 9 “ F nnd It. Fum“ 'Hr Jln®|h§d lV /o ity .. > slq w lly." here y* our state this past week WOR — Newark (405) string nnd we arc feeling fine,’’ the let- quartet; 7:30 program; 9 Mabelter continued. “ I walked ono-hnlf anna Corby, mile or so in the fnce o f a hitihg WJZ— New’ York (455) (1 Snvarwind and snow storm yesterday vis jn ensemble; 7 Wall St. Journal iting one of the institutions o f o u r ’ review; 7:10 public speaking; 7:40 state, ns annutomobMe and iy|gig|i |j,t.a „ong«; 8:45 orchestra; 9 muL...L _ * *■ s i c :19:30 dance. W llN — New York (300) 0 or­ chestra; 8:30 dunce; 9 fushion chats; 9:10 popular songs; 9:25 storage batteries; 9:35 dunce; 11 Ted Lewis. WEAK— New York (492) 0 stor­ ies; 7 Happiness boys; 8 Harmony four; 10 orchestra. W JY— New York (405) 7:15 trnvelogue; 9 how motion pictures are made. K « 0 —Oakland (300) 0 orches­ tra; 7:30 girls’ period. WOAW— Omaha (522.3) G story 0:30 violinist, pianist; 7:15 sports; 9:30 harpest, pianist. W DAK— Philadelphia (395) 0:30 talk; 7 talk; 7:15 talk; 7:30 re­ cital; 8:30 concert; 9:03 orchestra. WOO— Philadelphia (509.9) 0:30 orchestra; 7:25 concert; 8:30 or­ chestra; 9:03 orchestra; 9:30 or­ chestra. KDKA— Pittsburg (309.1) 7:15 address; 7:30 concert. WCAR— Pittsburg (462) 0:30 Uncle Kay bee; 7:30 entertainers. K (» W — Portland Oregonian (485) 10 lecture; 12:30 Hoot Owls. KPO— San Francisco (423) 0:30 orchestra; 10 dnnee; 11 piny. WOY— Schenectady (380) 0:45 health talk, instrumental; H ad­ dress; 7:20 travelogue, instrument­ al; 9:30 orchestra. KFQX— Seattle (283) 9:15) Aunt Vivien: 10 orchestra; It con­ cert; 12 dance. - WBZ— tyn-yy»fiyld (337) 0:05 story. * if Radio Program \ W INTER PARK , Feb. 5.— Rol­ lins College opened the second se­ mester o f its fortieth year Mon­ day and non titans’out on the final lap of the year’s work. A s Is cust­ omary all students were registered although the m ajority o f courses are u continuation o f those begun ’ hist September. }}fA sljahtj iflerente in registration Whs rihiUj ipussiU | through the tetfstrtUHpibf lumber of stu­ dents tm*mjrrin \ |from Columldn JniverJlramJnive yity of Tennesito andttMjterst ■ One olMtOie fea W s o f the new semester the basketball trip trough 'q^urgini i ?d South Caro­ lina whiclr the T « to begun Tues­ day. In speaking o f the close o f the first semester President Weir «'Xpressed sotlsfrictioi) at the solid work done by students covering that period and predicted a most satisfactory session just begin- Hudson’s position ns the world’s creates! value is not merely a neff ment. For ten years the Super-Six has stood alone in mechnnictl si ncy. Basic patents have kept others from copying its motor, f t Sl ncy. Basic patents have kept others from copying Us motor. Ttfesi Super-Six in smoothness and Ionjf, economical car life. f'M;__________________ HORIZONTAL Sport requiring ponies. Wireless. A step. Musical drama.' Retimes. Rodent. More sugary. Pipe joint. Hebrew Deity. I’nrt o f leg. Organs of henring. Like. Rested. * Sully. Wayside hotel. Fight. A drunkard. Number. Depended. One element o f n product You Peruse. Vile. Accomplished. Tardily. Fibres of the body. Existed. To restrnin water. Ocean, Wily. Claw. Pig pen. Toward. Hang. v This Week’s SPECIALS Cleverness, Devour. Flights o f steps. Truest. Tool. Electrical element. Clear profit. Appointment. Rolls of film. Fertile places in de.-ert. (let up. Snake-like fish. Time f earth Cuming once on axis. 40. Ventilating machine. 41. Lyric poem. IV.RIrd o f tha night. 48. Partner and friend. 50. Lnrge cistern. 52. Harm. 53. Mohammedan person. 55. More painful. 5*5. Resinous substance. >' 57. Born. 59. Second person pronoun (poss.) 150. Ponderous book. 52. Quantity. 14. Serpent. 5*5. Brooding place. 58. Capture. 72. Negative. 70. Perish. 74. Present. i : « r r l l r n t h o m e nml le t in lliih m r t (if lli r liiinliim* Hrrllnn o f siiefiirit AvnittP, r en ts n n n f o r yil'.on. rnu he liinntht rl^iil nml iin Kiieil lernin. U',4 nr rex un M ellw nville A r e liiir e l,n e In I'nrl M ellon f u r Mile nt n Mnerlflrei Mnllitnelnry terms run he urrnitKeil. Snnfiinl At e m i r lul r i m e In frier, A v en u e only HI.SOili Irrin i. Thin (trier .In S7IHI nntlr r vnlur. tf ) u n im ii S n n fiin t rent r n ln le nml m i n i In aril It fu r rnah Kf-1 In I ittieh ivllti ii h. n> u p ( o n e , ■mi<-,i f - t i i v v Ituvern n l i n lire In -, 17. 18. 21. 23. 2(5. 28. 30. 31. 33. 35. 36. 38. 39. Passenger i y f • f r e ig h t a n d t a x ; e x t r a i j * * The World’s. Ijirgest Builders of Six Cylinder Closed Cara Seminole Hudson-Essex ( GARDEN HOSE 12V4 cent per foot For Few Days Sen 1 Ball H ardw are Co. CHICKEN Stove and Fire Place Wood Chair. Atop. Cut to Suit $9,00 per cord delivered Sphere. 73. Couples Prophets. 75. There fo Owed. 7(5. Thinks. Intended. 77. Exumini Ve r t ic a l Minute opening. Jewel o f delicate colors ( Allow. Conjunction. Plnso o f publin contest (f Purpose. Father. Skill. Pure. Organs o f sight. Britt Realty Company J. G. SHARON Altorncy-at-Law Will practice in all the courts Examination of Abstracts of Land Titles given especial attention lOlTkas in Seminole Comity Bank fill l\ U M l i i A i r , . / » || I l f * ' , .p u d d in g . Ill <If;_________ -■_________ DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT WILL GIVE YOU MORE MILK FOR YOUR MONEY l A J1 * TEN PER CENT CASH, BALANCE EASY WE PAY THE TAXES FOR 1925 is situated in the hills o f Mellonville Avenue, w ithin the City Limits of San­ ford. Originally the old Doyle homestead, purchased for Odd Fellows home and lately acquired by the Bel-Air Realty Company. We want to make our clients and friends some money. Come talk it over with us at our new' location, 105 West First Sreet, Next door to the |tyefet|f, , , , j ; ’ Phone 349 ALGRAIN HOt HEAVY^GRACI FOR HfcKVYW SI M E O W * F E E D & S U P P L Y COiPAI 100 OF WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT H. 15. LEWIS, President PRATT’S MASH SUN­ SHINE SCRATCH MORE EGGS FROM Y O U R FLOCK. A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU YOUR MONEY HACK IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WE HAVE B07 LARGE LOTS IN e r f ir itu v 7 Passenger *PJL0I;D R. C. MAXWELL, Secretary Ml* n • -X ... JNO. W . SN E E D wm r-t �'TVTVTTTfttftvl1 ■*fr* fdwW aN i .J [ - [I V j A R e s id e h tia l P a r a d is e Street PERMANENT restrictions on Fort Mellon property as­ sure investors of absolute safety from ail annoyances and inconveniences which might tend to mar the perfect charm connected withf the thought of a homesite in this section. Located on high ground and commanding an extensive view of the lapping waters o f beautiful Lake Monroe, the supremacy o f this subdivision from a healthful or artistic viewpoint is unquestionably indis­ putable. The Promoters are offering excellent resident­ ial lots, easily within reach o f moderate means, which are ideally situated for the construction of permanent homes and the rearing of children. In accordance with the beautification program, trees will he planted, parks con­ structed, and streets paved, so as to make this a thinir of remarkable beauty within the city limits. The present low price o f lots should be an irresistable inducement to the home seeker to secure for himself a locatioifwhereon later to build, before adjacent developments make Fort Mellon values too high for the average investor. The rapidity with which wise men have snatched up these bargains should be ample evidence of the true merit of Fort Mellon property. ' tto hrV i^j Well Within The City Limit* Is Offering Exceptional Investment Opportunity TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS will make (he first payment on a fifteen hundred dollar lot in Sanford's Superior Subdivision wher? attractive home* sites lure investors from other sections o f the city by untold investment opportunities. We have lots now selling oh low ns $1000, which can be bought oa easy terms. (laze briefly into the future to see the value o f these lots when First Street has been paved to Mcllonville Avenue and the new hotel, nearby, has been com* pletcd. ,,i». .. . THE UNPRECEDENTED sale or Fort Mellon lets increases the likelihood of immediate rise FORT MELLON is located near the intersection »f Union Avenue and Mellonville Avenue. It is the site o f the Historic Fort Mellon where (len• , end Mcllcn once repelled a strenuous Indian at­ in realty values. tack at the cost cf his own life. they were put on sale, if you can vlsuailxe the future with any degree of accuracy, you will sec two or three years hence n Sanford of thirty thousand population.. You will see the business district built up almost to the very borders of Fort Mellon... It is impassible to estimate what property in this section will sell for nt that ■' j i « |r » time, but P, is safe to predict that fortunes wilt be made* by early investors in Sanford's Fin­ est Subdivision. subdivision have increased ten per cent since .» ■ It is lecatcd oa high ground rising gently but steadily from the shores of Lnke Monroe, making an incom­ parable setting for a beautiful homesite. it is within a few blocks of the site for (be new hotel and quite in line with the proposed develop­ ments of the Pnnfard-Hotct Realty Company of the East Side properties. Already lots in this entire Fort Mellon is offer­ ing a superb opportunity for money making in­ vestments. “ t* |j -j Promoters of Sanford’s Finest Subdivision A-1*. CONNELLY & SONS 104 MAGNOLIA AVENUE �vj' - ' f**a ____ _ iitlfranitii ftW fl __ *t; *«S fn n l. KlnrMa ’ »li Brroml rtns* Mnt*«*r, S7, IflO. nt tli«< PmitnfTir** infant. Wnrjda under A il of t a, U37. Ktlllnr iV tl L. HK\S llminxrr IW A Itn IlKHCJ III A rra a r Pkm IIR BTOBSCmPTlOTt nATKBt i•^T•ar....l7.00; Six Months .$3.50 Scared In City by Carrier. p«r * , 16c. Weekly Edition, *2.eo i.Taar. r i t T I I K tSSO C lA T B Il PSKSS ha Associated Pro** la exolusy entitled to th<* nao for repuhtlon of all new* dtspstrh** Iliad to It or not othrrwlau ereIn till* ■paper and nlno the M ntw i published herein. All llta of repnhllcatlon of apcclal itches herein nro also rcaervVTk' TH U RSD A Y , FED. 5, 1925. JLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. BE CH A R ITA B LE :— Brethren, t-a man be overtaken in a fault, | Which arc spiritual, restore such M In the spirit of mcekn.’ s*; ..„id e rn g thyrelf, lest thou also •'tempted. Galatians 5:1. A T TH E COUNTY FAIR )ld Jenkins has a Jersey cow, ;An* she’s as fine ns silk; lim ply brenks the record when Ii4lt comes to giving milk, *’ as for butter, snkes alive, Her match ain’t anywhere! at what’s the use o f telling this? You'll see her at the fair! lid Neighbor Dobbins has a sow, A s fine as fine can be. say she weighs n thousand pounds, An’ has n pedigree; has a dozen baby pigs, ' Plum beauties, I declare! ut what’s the use o f telling this? You’ll sec them at the fair! Old Andy Jones, the chicken man, That lives across the way, He has hen that taken the cake, Lays once or twice a dny; At least, that’s what old Andy ..... . Everyone nowadays is wiHtfni <syndksfctfed articles for the newspapers; either that, or special artfetefc for some partic* ular publication. It is really quite tne-thm g among those folks who would get their names in the papers anyway. They take to it with the same ardor that the same kind of people developed appendixes n few years ago and then had them cut out. During the political disturbance in N ew 'Y ork last sum­ mer, W. J. Brynn, who has more fame as a politician than a litterateur, adorned the pages o f the Hearst papers with articles on the Democratic outlook. Gene Sarazen, whose strokes with a mashie-nihlick are considerably superior to those with his favorite fountain pen, contributes daily art­ icles on how to sink the third p u tt Even Peggy Joyce, many times divorcee, advises through the newspaper columns how to make love artistically, and Gilda drey, shimmy queen, writes at length on reducing contours. . Most o f these are, in the language hf thtf plcbs,' the bunk. Most of them are mere space killers, or ure used for the pur­ pose of attracting a few additional readers o f some particular class v/ho cannot he interested by the ordinary news o f the day. But a few of them furnish reading matter which has some appeal to the intellect and which shows considerable knowledge of human nature and the trend of national events. Bryan’s articles laHt summer were among these. Those of Will Rogers, now writing for the New York World, are others. In a recent contribution he describes in his own inimitable way the rapid expansion of the automobile business. He says in part: “ Nineteen hundred and fourteen saw several changes in this great vehicular movement. The Ford Company passed its first 1,000 a day production. Peo­ ple thought then, My Lord, will they ever stop turn­ ing those things out! They were like Japs, they were multiplying something terrible. So America woke up and said, we got to have somewhere to put these things, and somebody thought of the idea of building roads to store them on, so they commenced to make roads. And as fast as they would make roads, why, Uncle Henry would clutter them up with these Things. It got so it was the entire Nation organized against one lone man. Every State said to themselves: “ We will build some vacant roads,” but the minute they got ’em built, why, they found there were thousands of people there waiting to twist a mechanical thing’s tail and away it would go and fill up their road, just as much as it had been with Rocks and Trees before they had built it. He has filled every road that was ever, built. I don't care wheke you try to hide a road, why, one of Mr. Ford’s Rond fillers will find it.” I f you will look deep behind the smile on Will Rogers’ face, you will see there something surprisingly true about what he sayH. We built roads to find space to put the automobiles being turned out in great numbers by the manufacturers. 1 And Andy wouldn’ t dnre And after all thnt is just about what we did. Certainly if To Re about his hen, because it hadn’ t been for the development o f automobiles and their ’ He’ll have her at the fair! wide-spread use, very fc\V roads would have been constructed ff . and those which were, would hnvc been of the old wagonDid Farmer Brown has raised some road variety o f a quarter of a century ago. corn, Indeed it is true, and you can readily see if you think That knocks the record flat; along this line a little further, that the invention of the auto­ H ie ars are 20 inches long— mobile and its subsequent development, lias effected vast Well, maybe hardly that— changes in our nation and has completely revolutionized our But, anyway, there ain’t no corn society. Can beat it anywhere. -------------------- o --------------------- But what's the use o f tollin' this? JiYou'll sec it at the fair! — Exchange. Merely Following Precedent Inasmuch as tho laws of Florida arc built upon old Eng­ lish laws, it should not bo surprising to find Florida office­ holders here and there imbued with the idea that they still have the prerogatives o f the keener of.thfi X^YSrT o f Lgnjjqp. During the reign o f Queen Elizabeth the salary- of* the keeper of the Tower o f London was about five hundred dollars a year. In addition to this he received all the government al­ lowances made to offenders of high rank who were too prrul to accept the gratuity. All cattle, too, that slipped off London Bridge, all carts that fell into the moat, all flotsam and jetsam in the Thames, two flagons of wine from every vessel arriving from Bordeaux, and many other things were included in his fees. The cop who feels privileged to pillage a fruit stand, tho congressman who grafts his meals and his railroad fare, the occupants of many places o f public trust will never gel over Most politicians will stand for what they think the people will that notion Ihat they, too, are entitled to “ all the carta that Tall for.— New Orleans Times Plc- fall into the moat." The old order chnngcth. Where hogs used to roll in sulphur pool t, Cadillac cars now park. ---------- o---------( ‘A nyone who can't sec the great lure o f Florida must be looking ugh concave lenses. , ----------o---------Advlco from the Providence News says, “ Fall In lovo with your­ self and you w on’t have any riv­ als.” ----------o— -----Trotsky once was saved from hanging hy students. Even those o f higher educations make mis­ takes. syunc. ---------- o---------Eight per cent interest may he light per cent interest, hut it qpkes a lot o f difference whether rou are getting it or paying it. --------o-------- They tell us that the only perion In Sanford who hasn’t had the !lu was arrested the other day tor hnving more than a quart in lis possession. ■■■■- WHEN WE build, let us think that we Iniilcl forever. Let it not he for the present delight, not for the present use alone. Let it he such work as our descendants will thank us for, and let us think, as we lay stone on stone, that a time is to tome when those stones will he held sacred because our hands have touched them, and that men will say as they look the labor and wrought substance of them: “ See! This our Fathers did for us.” — John Ruskin. o-------- Now people are coming to San­ ford every day. Lots of them arc making their homes here. Let’ give them a welcome and assure them Sanford has plenty of room for all Industrious people. No star over rose or set without influence somewhere.— Meredith. -oA little leaven leavencth the whole lump— Galatians. —— o-------- A tale is being circulated about Sing Sing prison that the wealthy “ . . . PR ETTY, BUT IT IS A R T ?” prisoners llvo in luxury, hnving special meats served them hy oth­ NF.W YORK HERALD TRIBUNE er prisoners. It revives the old question: "A re the bars to keep The director o f one o f our more may be. It Is not a case o f two the prisoners in or the outsiders important art galleries was speak­ mutually exclusive and contradic­ o u t?" ing the other night in Pittsburgh tory things, but o f one kind o f on the subject o f craftsmanship, beauty and self-expression and an­ New York is all "bet up” over and after his talk he was approach­ other (higher, to be sure) kind o f whether or not the radio will sup­ ed hy a glass manufacturer. beauty nml self-expression; o f one plant the theater. Probably not, “ Where," said the latter, “ can I thing which may, in individual iut one ia forced to admit it i, an get a first-class glass engraver? eases, become a lias Is and legiti­ improvement. Juggler* and acro­ Of course, I might go to Bohemia mate preparation for another, bet­ bats can’ t come through a loud —blit—well, it seems as if there ter thing. ipeaker. ought to be Americans who would It isn’t necessary to go back to ----------o---------like and know how to do the chas­ the Middle Ages and such classical You can’t blame a man for be­ ing work on fine glass." illustrations ijs Leonardo, who ing a little exasperated when he Tiie next evening the same di­ could do half a dozen tilings and leara a canary bird chirp and a lion rector rpoku in Cleveland. After do them all well. It isn't neces­ roar and ho is sure he has tuned bis lecture a gun manufacturer sary to go any further than our In on some South Africu elation, if cmne round to see if ho couldn't own Saint-Guuuens. Augustus St. after listening to the whole pro­ give him the name and address of Gaudcns was a pretty good sculp­ gram, some nearby broadcasting an experienced man in the ernft of tor, ami yet he began tife ns a at&tion Mat -i in with n terrific rat- enchasing the smooth blue steel of jeweler’s apprentice and worked ti-tat-tat and completely drowns fine shotgun barrels. for many years at the craft of out the call letters. Meanwhile the woods aro more cutting cameos—and undoubtedly -— ---- o----------or less full o f young men who acquired thereby much that ho la­ A “ Shoot to Kill,” campaign is be­ may be good painters or sculptors ing inaugurated by St. Petersburg some day, and certainly could be ter turned to more broadly expres­ sive ends in his work in low relief. police who m e having difficulty in good craftsmen in silver, glnss, A man who makes n good and controlling an epidemic o f robber­ wood or what not, and who mean­ beautiful chair comes much- nearer ies there. If this plan were prop- while will starve at the one task Joseph Conrad than the man who srly carried out in all Florida ci- rather than stoop tu the other, knocks out nmcbinc-niadc short lies, New York and Chicago gunWhere so many clever young story. And Conrad 'would hnvo wen who find Florida such a d e ­ people who might some dny have been the first to grant it. " Effi­ lightful place in which to spend the done "serious" work aro beguiled ciency o f a practically flawless winter, would undoubtedly pack by the easy money to be had by kind." he said once, in writing of their grips and go back to their those who catch the knack o f turn­ the dignity of labor, “ may be reach­ northern homes. ing out just the right sort o f pret ed naturally in the struggle for t> girU for magazine covers nml bread. But there is something be­ There ure persons, who, so far ad* ertismg i» may seem unncces- y o n d -a higher point, a subtle arid as they are concerned personally, cary to urge the claims o f com- unmistakable touch o f love ami would like to see the age limit in mercialism. Not only seems so pride beyoml mere skill; almost an the proposed child labor amend­ but is. The point here lies in the inspiration which gives to all work ment extended to about 58.-—Mo- common misconception o f how that finish which is almost art, dcKt.j Herald. "serious" and "artistic" a craft which is nrl.' V. * SS L '« r , P aw trf * Ford Pnta It Plainly. Look* Like Honoply, N or. Up to the President. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE ic « n titk i iW ) AT THE request of the War De­ partment Henry Ford offered to develop the power plant, built by the people at Muscle Shoals to provide nitrogen from the ntmos- * phero fo r use in war time. Nitrogen can be made into e x ­ plosives for war and fertilizer fo r teace. Politicians in Washington re­ jected Ford's offer, although the entire South nnik nil the farmers demanded that tho Govern mem ac­ cept it. Ford, wearied ot Wash­ ington's vacillation, withdrew his offer. And the Muscle Shook plant, as things now stand,1is scheduled to be put under the control of a great power moroply. EVERY VOTER in this country should read, and remember, until next election, Henry Ford's statiment concerning Muscle Shoal.*. It was made yesterday, in response to a message from W. R. Hearst urging Ford to re-enter the Mus­ cle Shoals contest, and agnin try to rescue the people’s property from selfish exploiters. ■ 1 ■ i.i' People of the Unit*J would own 87 per I world’* autos if^theT » * v 9 w*ti | ior. K *W * - Wider new spring fashion,. give freedom of movemCBH4, ing carpets. ent hj Feeding ynuT goMfi.c polish will not impr0; ; ht£ « plexion. * • ] 5 e e £ S /\ C B O W D ' The latest bathiij Paria are little’ 'll < d e r l UP’ by gtily cc!otf j A group o f Seattle bud,, have told their wives tW *? Ing a trade tour of th5 o f ij Japan has adopted the system o f weights and - * while wo continue the W ? tern. Wear your Mdeit clothe* i nnswcrlng the doorbc'l k*L: is liable to be a hill « ! ] « ? Y An attractive costume f» . night is a hunch of itl thrown over a bed and taclj fcTHE SITUATION is clear, the President must sec it plainly. A n d , fortunntely, private monopolists cannot seize thin public property without the President's consent. Should Muscle Shoals go to tho power monoply, that concern will be directly indebted to President Coolidgc. wntcirWQT«Vor«jl^ arc to be consemtiy,* Juat to prove that the*«t proves, men o f the fifteenth ry wore rings on their thnjj A W A fe ^ V E C P IC T / t. 7-i LEAGUE OF. * .v > ‘ , H f& X iS ------- .. Even though New Orln, rated our second largest b not n second-rate port. W B N S NAGOSItC M (SrffBWCB/ Stove and Fire Wood a THESE ARE POINTS in Henry Ford’s statement that interest ev­ Gut to Suit ery American. "I am willing to co-operate with $9.00 per cord det the Government in developing Muscle Shoals into a gront nitrate plant, making cheap fertilizer for the American farmers. “ In my opinion, the Shoals should be used for the production IN VESTM EN TS IN FLO R ID A of nitrnte and fertilizer. “ I believe that the Government KT. PETERSBURG TIMES could itself keep Muscle Shoals *ri.3.:!7 t.Miuern l-'niu. hmi M llnutir ( i n mi.mi ..llnltliiinri*, Md. fV«*tT Vnrk, V V. JUJ and run it, not as a power plant 'In ... 2 It is a pretty generally underj but mostly in South Floridn, ami I I'hlluilrlphln, |'n, H j, llllMllIK, but ns a nitrate plant, to help the 4X48 ‘ I'lHuhnri^i. I'll. ,U4 i CliirnKK. III. fnrmers in peace and safeguardI stood fact that the people who hnvo] nil arc for purposes o f construe- j :txni •rlrvclninl. 0. Snvnnnnh. (in. run the country in war. The peoplej grown up with, or long lived in, a ' tivc progress of some kind, and jjJi ■it.•«» •Tnlriln, (I. • D itn li, *11eh. community may not realize and i mean in the aggregate a vast in­ * W i i mI i m; , |«. ( , .ii.fi t.lliinlrrnl1. 1*. o. .111.33 o f the United States spent $110,ill. tVIn tJnUIrnore ar •Via Itnttlmiu u mm 000,000 to create a government grasp that community’s possibili- j vestment o f outside capital. But I’lilluili IpH i and rail. nitrate plant, not a power house. ties nml certnin future ns fully as who can have any notion of how Tickets Include moats toxrepl tlntcels fur S*v. We should not lose sight o f the may others from a distance who vast that is ? We did not have, and tumult, On.) All rooms on Alleghany mul Ihrk. see it for the first time and in n ! then came more light from anothxliire cn.l some rooms on other steamers hat# original and biggest reason for largc way. cr source— veritably a blinding er extra charge. Muscle Shonls being built. Snlllmc F u r I la ltlin o r e t i n S a v a n n a h ,vih> % The home folks may not be free blaze o f it. “ If the Government keeps Mus­ Alletilinny Dee. 3-13-31— Jan. 3-11-31 A man o f high position in the cle Shoals and operates the nitrate from the impress o f the periods of P Juniata Dec. (1-17-27— .Inn. 7-17-1* plant hy the nrniv and navy. I smnll things, and perhaps strug­ great financial world of the north Gloucester Dec. 10-20-31—-Jan. 14-21-It in conversation asked if we had gles to get things going, and they , , . , , , .. shall he glad to put at their ser­ Sailings for I’ nllndetphla via Savannah 5 p. M. O.M-J W A Y P A HUS— J A tK S t l.X VII.I.K TO vice all that tho Ford company hns may be less acquainted with the I nny knowledge o f how much northmoney was invested in H orNantucket Dec. 1-11-22 Jan. t- 12-22 of knowledge and experience. Our winter conditions that shape the I Persian Dec. 4-15-25 Jan. 5-15-tt engineers have been working for trend of things towards them. T h cj {«« m 1924, nnd by way o f compurlicrkshlre Dec. 8-18-20 Jnn. s- 19-zj three years on the problem o f observant outsider may be well ac •. >son he told us: There were .819,000.BOO invested f o r space and Information addrtu making cheap nitrogen from the quninted with these conditions and There wero air for fnrmers. Wo believe wo trends, and may therefore judge in North Carolina. DEPARTMENT ••AJ1 have discovered improvements on better limn we what is coming, and $8,000,000 invested in Georgia. And there were $450,000,000 inthe present processes. We believe why. Tho peonlc o f St. Petersburg and j vested in Florida, nir nitrnte can be made at n price These two ftntements, o f the . TRANSPORTATION CO. thnt will materially reduce the o f South Florida arc fully aware of the itnmense drive o f development governor and of the financier, will cost o f fertilizer on the farm. PiuBCO t. B*> St. TCtAsnHI The Ford company will turn and growth o f this region, hut tell the nvernge city the story of over to the Government, without there are evidences that some do Florida as he probably hns not . not <putc understand it. There are even dreamed it. The source» o f ' cost, the results of its research. V W * will lend %the -met* kuJidp. itm k * tjiejjr hyuls.nm j this huggj*yrenm o f J*_'orUb* iuy'U1" 1 build up an efficient organiz' ntiod’ l ong can- iLkeop-mp ft’ ments is. not among ' gamMers •nr * T K i T t J J l t i l l I'lll \TI.YC1 TKI.KPIIO.tft2 03 Somc Iigilt came to us in these speculators, but tne ablest and to run the Shonls. As n citizen's duty, wo worked with the army premises the other dny when ho soundest business men and institu­ and navy during the war. We are heard Governor Martin say that tions in the country. They know ready to give the same co-opera­ during the three weeks be hns been what tho future holds for Floridn, J 1*110*11'T SKItYH'K- - m : \ s o \ A i i i . t : r u m : * tion to the Government in aid of our executive he has signed an and they are investing their money Sanford. F!oi the farmers nmv, cost free, to tho average o f 52 business corporation accordingly. And if they nro con- | Telephone ‘J-l, Woiakn Building. charters each day. These cornu-1fident, why should any o f our home Government. "O ur open letter, made nt Gov­ rations are located all over Florida, folks be afraid? ernment request, was based on public service prineip'cs with a Con temporary Comments view to developing, maintaining ondurilv ns n power plant, both in ■ ■ M B aa i9H i*B m B caai:6.s3B S 3g3!3aaaB aB B H sasaR iR aiiz and turning back to Urn Govern­ the public interest? Or shall the great enterprise be given to private A man isn’t old until he can no ment a great p ihlic utility and detensive asset. This cannot be done1n^on^PoIlut!* to be exploited on the longer enjoy the conviction that ho under the system o f private proof all that the traffic misunderstood.— Nashville Tcnnensean. fit only that now rules business, “ It is a mistake to say that the PRESIDENT COOLIDGE will A good mun need not fear snoop­ Government cannot run the ni­ decide the matter. Congress will er,,. No hawklike eyes watch him trate plant as well as any private j not cent! him a bill if it is known except his wife's.— Santa Barbara party. This is the very kind o f that be will veto it. Daily News, business the Government ought to £ Write the President and toll H engage in. Electro-chemical meth­ him what you think. Farmers “ Los Angeles hns ruled horses ods o f nir nitrogen fixation do not The otf its business streets." And, no require great forces of employees. especially, should write. President is always glad to hear doubt, pedestrians will have to go It is a straight Job of letting the from nny citizen. next.— Saginaw News Courier. forces o f nnturc work for you. The Government has as good men an there are in this field. We talked with some o f them when we were figuring on the Shoals. “ If tho Government keeps Mus­ cle Shoals and runs it for the far­ mers, I will help, so far as tech­ nical help goes, just ns much as I could hnvc helped if I had tak­ en the property over." "H EN RY FORD," WE HAVE: Britt Realty Co MERCHANTS & MINERS TH E SEMINOLE PRINTERY GOOD UNIMPROVED CELERY LAND at CITRUS TREES Budded on Four Year Sour Orange Roots IN HIS appeal, sent to Henry Ford by wire, Mr. Hearst said: " I know how public spirited you are and how much you have nt heart the welfare o f our country nml our people. "I know that in your former at­ titude toward the Muscle Shonls enterprise you were animated mainly by a desire further to bene­ fit the people o f this country, and particularly the farmers, whom you hold so closely in your consid­ eration. “ f know that you have lost none of this desire to serve, mid I think that tiie situation in Washington that has developed in regard to the MuscI" Shoals enterprise would j again warrant your attention in i J the public interest." Dancy Tangerines, Valencia Oranges Parson Brown Oranges Pineapple Oranges Marsh Seedless Grapefruit. Write or wire us for quantity prices. We have the stock. Can serve you quick an Acre E. F. LANE REALTOR First National Bank Building. Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 Sales Force Miss Ruba Williams, Mr. R. L. Shipp* SUMMERFIELD NURSERY CO. Marion County, SUMMERFIELD, EVERY FARM ER and every other good citizen in the country .should write to President Coolidgn urging him to keep Muscle Shoals out of tho luindx of monopolistic exploiters. It is understood that the Presi­ dent does not believe in public ownership, perhaps because his knowledge o f politicians convinces him that they can’t be trusted with a dollar. But the President surely does not believe in turning over a $110,000,000 public investment to he exploited by private monopolists, whose record for public exploita­ tion is notorious. DAYTONA HIGHLANDS THE QUESTION is, “ Shull Muscle Shoals, which the people own. be developed primnrily as a nitrogen producing plant, and rce- A Live Wire Representative is Needed for Seminole County ANNOUNCES \ The Opening o f a Branch Office In Sanford Within The Near Future— GEORGE W. ALBRIGHT 58 N. Orange Ave. Keep alive the spark of ambition— it leads to improvement. Determine to accumulate a good size fund for opportunity or emerg­ ency. Begin now—open an account with the Seminole County Bank. �1■ ■tf'lfrt. Addy dy Mhd Mr. Camp arc! Mil.. Camp’s ('amp'’S :litter and brother, j i V j W io*» A aon was born to'&Ir. and itVs. D. A. Mitchell last week nnd hdi' been named J. P. Mitchell. WILKEY, Society Edit PHONE:— Ret, 428-J PERSONAL 1/ i Miss Bersio Long arrived here Sunday from Duquesne, Pa. for a months visit with relatives and friends. Capt. A. W. Buie of Tampa in heen ihn ' u ' ” ret>ninK. who has ami Mr. u.a[ rT,lnc W *«t Of Mr. Va tColeman, reMrs. Stella P.-Arrington is ill nt ? u " r V Tampa Th day to her homo In her home on Magnolia Avenue. »«*n/r>tut In Sanford fo r a few days. a ami Mrs. R. Mrs. J. H. Lee Sr., o f Oviedo a,n,l M r T s T s . Baumel arc ,m with a lin- spent Wednesday shopping in San­ „ jliss Blanche Thursday from ford. C ™ J® ? ‘ {tv where they have 4 jj----will entertain J .hc sprinC “hopping Mrs. Eva Hcthukqi ar.d Edwanl w o’clock. P. Lane spent Wednesday in Or­ lando. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Bidding of fonneant, 0 .. are the guests of their son, W. H. Bclding. —1 ' .* Mrs. J. G. Ball and Mrs. Sterling It the Library Wilhoit will motor Thursday to Leesburg to visit friends. !, ,t the LibraThe many friends o f J. P. Hall k ( j the Libra- are gjnd to know he is convalesing from his recent illness. Li, flub will George T. Bridgott returned Thursday from Daytona where he has spent the pnst few days. rtment of the have its reguFrancis Kornegay o f Mt. Olive, &»y, Feb. 10, N. C., is spending sevcrnl days in Smith as hostSanford ns the guest o f friends. tin,; with the Mrs. W. E. A rgo, Miss Palmer till be hold nt bie attendance A rgo ami Emmett Kilsie o f Ovie­ do wero shopping in Sanford Wed­ nesday. Judge Bert Fish o f DoLancI was Uterary and ill meet at the tho guest o f his sister, Mrs. H. M. rtirg at 8 o - Galloway at tho “ Snllic Ray Farm” Mrs. J. J. Jones o f Berdale Avenue has her mother, Mrs. Chatman o f Kansas with her for the winter. g W e ftfffltfte iS i W. C. ,T. U. Will Meet Friday Aftei •noon Williams has been a most cfficicn . teacher and the class has grown in spirit nnd numbers un­ der her leadership. The officers o f tho class were Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Potter of Miller Avenue have ns guests from Chicago, M i. and Mrs. George Scown, old time friends. . •tr. * • i ______ urged to attend the workers coun­ Mrs.* Van Z r.n t.of N, cil on Wednesday evening nt the V h with her daughter Mrs. ( . til J n°n»?■' C / J ' u ’ wil1 moct nt church. the Raptint Church at 3:30 o ’clock A t tho close of the business re j- B. Tyler for the’ 1 stjntet* a t1 htr Friday afternoon with tho followmg program: non the hostess, assisted by Mrs. lovely home o n ' Lake Silver. ............ Gardner, served n delicious salad n?ut*fu^y*ey ‘' l*ot 1,1 Temptation. course. Mrs. Porter Pitta ffor.i town Lible Reading— .Mm. .McRae. Is reported as being very ill at Prayer ■Rea(lia(J- : 0ur F l« b Begin­ ning,^ Mrs. F. S. King. Business Session. Rending— Selected, Mm. J. W. Barnes. The older children are reminded The public Is cordially invited. o f the special program to be giv­ en at tho library Saturday morn­ EASTERN STAR MEETING ing nt 10:30 o’clock. It will be a The Order of the Enutern Star .lamer. Whitconib Riley morning E Vi NW Vi o f Section 1, Township 2 1. S. will meet Thursday evening nt 7:30 and will be conducted by Mr. W. o’clock at the Masonic Hall. J. Goodalc, especially for the old­ N W /i NW Vi of Section 12, Township L’li M. er boys and girls. All are invited to be prompt in attendance. Sail Bcrnnndinn county, Cnllf., Mrs. R. B. Chapman is arrang­ with an area of 30,171) square ing an interesting story hour for SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO RID A miles is tho largest county in tho the younger children nt 10 o ’clock, United States. i A good attendance is desired. Robert Holly nnd his guest, Robert Gillrpy, have returned to the University o f Florida nt Gainesville after snending a few dnya with Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Hoi- The rest! ir.sc i.i the ope fr.g day of our sale w• - Will Give Special Program Saturday ; *. ...kelming ’ hat it war. n phyifcnl fmprssiliilih to w til on thu Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Scott hnve as their guests. Mr. and Mrs. T. Mrs. Endor Curlett o f Geneva A. Jordan nnd Mrs. W. A. Snidon spent Wednesday in Sanford. The of Roanoke, Vn. Both Mrs. Jordattended the business meeting of nu and Mrs. Snidon are sister of the Woman’s Club. Mrs. Scott. volumes are [ia His infinite j wise to call ills Mrs. A, J. 3o!ii Star Mothof Legionnaire Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cobb and James Sharon, who has been small son nnd Mr. and Mrs. E. H, spending the mid-year vacation Hungerford spent Wednesday a f­ with his parents, returns Thurs­ ternoon in Orlando, day to Gainesville whore he is a senior in the law college of the Mrs. Sterling Wilhoit o f Quincy University of Florida. returned Wednesday from Kissim­ mee whore she Ins been the guest .Mr. and .Mrs. Hal Wight have as o f Mrs, W. J. Steed. their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Pasco Powell o f Quitman, Ga„ Mrs. John Powell nnd Miss Har­ who are enroute to Miami. Mr. riet Powell of Connaught, O., ar­ rowel 1 was the manager of the rived Monday to be the guests of Hanford House at one time. Mrs. W. II. Bolding. Mr, nnd Mrs. It. It. iluldnnc of H. D. Bunnell and G. S. McCur­ Niagara Falls, Can., are expected dy o f Bloomington, III., who have this week to he the guests o f Ben many friends in Sanford, arc Fish. Mr. Haldane is a former guests o f the Valdez Hotel. ttieve over tho [dimeter and u beloved eitiSuford. ami Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Cole o f Bteply and sinftith our com­ Bad Axe, Mich., are located with mit sorrow; Mi. nnd Mrs. L. G. Stringfellow on Onk Avenue for the winter. this CampbellMrs. F. D. McBride, who has Iof The Ameri Florida, ex- been visiting relatives and friends bank bussing here for some time, has returned i of the family to her home in Memphis, Tenn. eiir eodoiencu rtfin this-snd rimiEit itE- Empire Land Company, owner of the uber • <1 lands is closing out its interests in Florida, u i at this low price it' taken at once. Every One nt a Bargain on Easy Terms Oak Hill— Fine Crest— Woodruff Subdivision Wc are agents for these subdivisions nnd have some good buys in each . I‘ d ii , !| vu* rnn assure If Interested, Write or Wire THREE LOTS ON SANFORD HEIGHTS CLOSE IN J O S E P H C. W A T K I N S $800 each R E A L TO R Lake Wales, Florida Realtors Suite .'1 Rhodcsbilt Arcade Buildir ST A T E R E P R E S E N T A T IV E FOR EM PIRI --------------------------------- CO M PAN Y -------------- 202 First Street ■ *■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ «■ j i B B B H n u n u H r : ! n a n ! ! ! » ■■■■■■*. - s a m .» « « « ■ » ■ » J a s t e i t g r o w i n g d e v e lo p m e n t *** o 'n f i e T V e s t C o a s t o f flo r id * leg resolutions i«fe Frank Losr; and HE IT 3LVED, that a itins he spread this CampbellSI. American \rc Enthusiastically Received Today, O n Memorial Highway M and _ On Old Tampa Bay b etw een FURTHER Icopv of these to the Sant'ord ition P'nt No. 53, 'Tam pa-and St. 'P etersb u rg The New Silhouette outlined, and small collar, the front ia nude with tucked flounce and isfori. Kimidn. mt Adjutant. is edged with Russian Suslilci fur. Lined with soft luxuroim Corticelli Crepe Ekloru. HARRY E . PRETTYMAN Vera Model the Tricipiost tabs For Sale on Easy Terms irouiul bottom o f skirt and the eyelett batiste trimming on Your Choice of the scarf are new style Notes favored by "Irene Castle" The material is Corticelli ex­ nr Modern Bunga quisite crepe treminc. On Central Avenue Castle CORTICELLI FASHIONS Just right Wring near, value at \nrd ir . e n e The VERE M od el v •>•>> ♦!♦ v* '!•'"t •**'Vv v v * v •»* A The “ Violet Brand Sale’’ Closes Saturday. Special Prices on New Spring Cotton Goods flay Kent When You May Purchase a Home ?tnonthiy payment plan without financial sacrifice. TERMS ^ v ,5*’f**f*v 4*4 4*4*4 4*%•4 4*4*v *H'4 4*4*4*4*4*4 4*4*4 4 4*4 44*4444 4« ILL CASH PAYMENT—Balance Monthly of $50.00 per month Covering Principal and Interest. lhe AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY l/r 1 DAYS For Further Information Sec &EC0TTES, FORREST LAKE I ive n e C a s t l e OR.TICELLI FASHIONS T h e HARRIET M o d el or A. R. KEY, Everything New That’s Good �GOLFING TITLE Cyril Wnlkcr, American Open Champion, Defeated by An Overwhelming Score of 12 Up and 15 Holes to Play Consistent Game Is Played by tbe Victor Hagen Never Leaves nn Open­ ing Through Which Walker Could Play to Cut Lead .note County, Florida, and auefi oth­ er muntles ns may b# determined upon, ami mnko Abstracts o f titles , I to the real property therein and to nnsmiity nml insure titles to real properly. To crnduct n general deportment la no dvidonce that they hnJ ary nii'i-i’. to ionaiict a niore e r ’stares market «,r markets, tor tho •purknowledge whatsoever o f the al­ cmihr,. i-itu wile in n-tall m i l whole­ leged bribe. This, rou?lctl with sale. of merchandise, fund supplies end prod oris unit proeialn their excellent reputation and their -a* prmim-is hiki provisions of Going to San Antonio lorlty complex, fo r no sooner would H a v e n slit thiin Cvril did likewise j i a g e n su p tnan u y n i uui likewise. ation. All of said Block to bo Issued NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—Three .uily paid and none assessable. Tim iiuthcwscd capital stock may New York Giant players— Frankie hn Issued olid paid fo r tit such time or times and upon such terms Frirch, Ross Young mid George L. j un i riulitintm as this, tfoard ,of Dl* ! Kelly— named by Jimmy O’Connell1 manner In nnswcrintr uuextinns h’ - ' v*lr5' kl,1‘* ani* do.icrlitti-ii; ' rectors may determine; and It may | - „ 5 u ." /t manufacture, d atrilnite and |Jc. nure-sed tn.m time to time he-! ns implicated in his attempt to loro Coni mis loner il.ntmi.. n. cl W j-; deal in same. i yrnd tho amount mated In the man* bribe Iicnic Band, Philadelphia self, pomt3 strongly to their In- j t .> breed, r.ilie, Impart. export i ncr provided by law. t National Longue shortstop, were nocence. id deal .n «inUc rfn«l llv<; mock I _ Art lei* IV. “ A stiiniim , that n V um ipll la' ' f " ■••el * 0 r - - - v The Corporation shall have ,«urexonerated completely by Assistant o l l l o X ' «, », «»’ ir<*1 entile, griming and aRrlcultur- 'eessloh by Its corporal,? n w in iw r District Attorney George N. Bro­ tto lliijff tire truth In relating what a| imsincsit. • actually and It-.to »sist perpetual* thers, In n report made to District hc cJnlms those p|iprera fJlld to* To buy, sell. Import, export and '**• Article v •' ;I: Attorney Banton after the state’s “ S ’. 1" ' rU*U *•«“ f r u l l | Tim bunlnoM o f thtf corporation investigation o f the scandal. mcnls d o Rdt com e wi.hltt th** d L - < ’ . than he conducted by a PreSkleiu. The assistant district attorney cussionn defining what c-m stltiilts J.” vuttivaiiou. 1 Vice-President., n secretary, a etc ns set l,I“ nt,ns1 Produallon of trim s Treasurer and n Hoard or H lieclnr contends that O'Connell may be aiding and abetting . . . . H.nsiaLii* ol not less tlnih thro, guilty- o f a violation o f the penal forth in ecci-lcn two o f the penal To manufacture, sell an,) dost In i <*> nor more than eu v on ,(7) memnion r vehicles, machinery, loots tiers; the numher of directors lo law governing such cases, by vir­ law. implement of att kinds. Ie* fixed In Ilia by-luw:i front time tue o f his own testimony and the "There is no corrorhoralion’'. of un-' To carry on the business o f fur* l.r.io. The same person may testimony o f indicting O’Connell statements o f O’Connell that Coty ••'■ntn i i• kinds of umiincmenls to to hold two or inure 'ofltccs, except lint public. would await the return o f Com­ Dolnn Induced hint to commit this that the iTerildunt and tho Treas­ missioner Landis from Pnnama. offense. However, na appears in I , >■. .o t -.a agent ,, or representative ......... urer rUall not hn Ills rainu person. Th' follow ink named tieraons Mr. Brothers also contended that the rrc-’ il .ulmlttcl bv C « t l » l ^ i l . ' O T W l r f A ' S S ' t t rh;iU lie the nfUcurs to cunduct the O’ConncPs testimony docs not sinner L'lndis, Dolan by bin an­ tend the hmdness Interests of firms, hiisliiesn of tlie CuriHiratleti until the olficcra who shall he elected at I place n stain on the record o f swers in claiming not to recall corporations und Indjvldmtlii. To do a general HiulitliiK and ar- thi' first election of officers of said I Cozy Dolnn, also named by O’- tho alleged talk with O’Connell o f countlmt CdsmeRs. Corporation shall he ipinlificil. Connell ns being the instigator o f ! three days previous, brought r.usTo iHrry on the htt«lncnrt of rlvll II. I . Mai title. President, ami* the bribe, hut that Dolan’s status |picirn upon himself which ha; not ejii.lnecrlti.i and surveying t c. Hall, vico-iTcsiiit-ni. malilnK plans and tstlmatrs of lund A. K, Clin*, Hecrciiiry and remains unchanged due to the in- been removed by examination of uflit structures, A. K. Cltliv, Treasurer; decisiveness on his answers dur­ Dolan. l*o rnrry on itcnrrnl bulldluk. •ml toe saiu II. It. .?!,iilhle. ll, (*. When informed that the investi­ con I ran Iiik' anil ronsm ictiou oils.- j u i l and ' X ‘. B. Cline shall cimatl ing the hearing before Judge Lan­ ness, and lo trade and d e s I In b u i l d . ( n; i.ie present Hoard of JJirectgation did not produce any evi­ dis and his own investigation. IOk material!! and supplies of all „ rt.. "There is no legal evidence to dence agninot Dolan. John Me­ k •hd"-, , , , , „ . | i.ueh Directors uliall he elected justify the belief that Kelly, Fri­ et raw said: "I am glad for O'­ l o hiilld. buy, sell, e>|iii|\ o p e r - : annually nn the lunt Thursday of steamboatn,. inoto' .innuary of each yenr, hcplmiliiK In sch and Young had anything what­ Connell’s sake for this should g iv - ate and own iioiitii, venue In of all kliida, ami year 1328. soever to do with this alleged him n chance to cam a living a* Other property to be used in s u n t ; Article VI. bribe,” said Mr. Brothers. "There gain.” IiuhIiicss, trade, commerce und -fin- rnld Corporatlun shall adopt ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 5. — W alter Ilngcn added the coveted title o f the g olf champion o f the world to the alrcndy long lint of honors he has held during the past 10 years by defeating Cyril W alk­ er, the American open champion in the final 30 holes of their schedul­ ed 72 hole Rolf match by the over­ whelming score o f 17 up and 1G to plnv. Coming from Miami where th.first half o f the match was played last Sunday with an ndvantairo ovGETS TAMPA OFFER er Walker o f eleven holes, Hagen I l n ( p r n n t i o n f l l G o IfP F H played a brand o f ftolf that made | ORLANDO, Feb. G. — hcxtnn the Inst half o f the match Wednes­ I Johnson, for several years superday over the Bocn Celgn Country cub course nt Pasadena a mere fo r­ ukkt , V T 0 V I „ -C I.* J * •’ ’isor in-chlcf o f Orlando schools, A .< IO M O , l ... I*el<- r». jms |)CC|1 tcni|(.r(,,| a j;iniHnr posimality. No golfer since first tho orm _ > iwi> hy >iiv Tlie Texas open golf championship tioT, th(, ,.(>hcol authoritie .f shepherds o f old passed their idle again will have an internntion.il j ■j'ni),pil, according to inforiration hours away hitting stones about pulilic hcie,rind Ims been rewith their crooks has ever lived aspect. I^ast February Arthur Hu-| who could "sp ot” Walter Hagen vers, l>nti?ib open chnmpjon, and t,-.i.-r-,! by the local trustees t- imeleven holes, with .'ifi to play, and Jame.t Ockenden, I'rcncb op en ; l tnliateJy take up his new woil; do more than hope to win. So It chninplon, competed m the Sun A n - IM,. |)llu.,, hH;, U :i \ u-aiporar I - fillwas with Walker, though ho fnred lonto ellipsis. It Ii. U.-1I will fiud|,.,j |,j» appointunnt o f profesm.* -• letter, principal o f- th'? ............... high his assignment with all the skill tbo British pair, George Duncan Ai: and courage o f n David going to and Abe Mitchell, battling with school, and Mi;s Eunice DeLi.n", America’s leading golf stars, for m i-ir.tant supervisor. meet his Goliath. one o f the richest puri es, 90,000, Hagen's big lend that ho brought awarded in golfdom. CLAIM STATE CI(AM PIONSH!P here from Miami was duo, in a Tim Texas Open is expected to grent measure, to the consistent ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. G.— g o lf that he played there. Over altvart at least IL*r. professional l-.0 . , 1;' ;1‘* aectloiiH > > f iho The girl’s 'haskcthnlt team o f tli? the entire fill holes there was hut one that showed a lost stroke, the United .Antes and Canada, T h e , |r'i-a! senior high school will claim balance being either "birdies’ ' or c;r i prizes are put up by the city the state championship ns a result an.a ,,r' nton,°* . ,, A o f Ita victory over the Hillsborough .. negotiated in par figures. Not one *'^'11 school team hut Friday night, jdjd ' Tlilgcn leave nn opening ,, : ii I , ' T •o'* through which Walker might play will be held bob. 18, 111 and JO and 'it |3 announced bv C. M. Alextr> rut down the load that was pll- tbe I miston tournament I cb. 21. 2J andcr. the coach. The victory was J,Vi ing up so formidably but today was 5SLutl,vaeh ° ty havinfra in’ r-;e » f iwon by the decisive score o f 18 difiVrent. Walker himself is to I*,'^blame in some mensurp for not tnkIng ndvnntngo o f the rifts In HnM lT IH K ttoll. Not lee in hereby nh'en that on | it Is hereby expri ssly ileclare'J " gen's g a m e 'o f today. There wjrn lib times on the first 18 o f the morniV ln i 1,1 ! ntiii provlilrd that the corporation un«t*?r»lK0i'<l will op- nhall a l:o> have power to Imkiio'IoiiiiIm **•»' big round that a well placed shot I’ ll to the Governor of the Htat. o f , a n d other obligations In the pay. would hnvo won the hole but some. . f,.’ r V',n.'‘r,‘ •’«“ '■»« loeor- oient f..r p ro puiv. inclniHii^ shares .. . whero must have lurked Infer {,l.Tjl/ A y L ,1" ‘ ^ '* TA M O N T i': D K V K 1 .-. of stock ami nth,-,- seem Him which — __ nn infer, or In-property, labor o r services at n Just valuation 4o ba flxtd by the Ineprporatora Or b y the directors Ht a m o , tin; cslitnl for Such purposes; Mitl the Judgment o f such .Inctsrpur^ ui.irs, or dircdiorif. Ms^to Uus Valdb Inf such properly, la b o r 'o r services shall, in th e a b s e n ce ■•of fraud, bo conclusive upon stockholder) and ell purlieu deal Ini; with the Corpor­ i I , ^ AN ; ]nll!",r the fn|. . ’ ” " L! 1,r‘ r,:,r^ ," " l1 ■ r l W " » of 1 " rDoruiinn the orlidnal of which nos been llteilI In tin.- office of tile Heerotnry of Uni.- of Kloriitn. II. it. AI all h o , tj. C. Kail, A. I!. Cllno navigation............. ft|| a,,[n(,nr!utn seal and shnll adopt lo pursue an? and all other wd tor the government of Its hii'iin-' .-es ami to do any mid nil .(fairs not Inconsistent with Its other arts und things, and t-j exer­ .iriict-n ef Incorporation, and the cise any and all other powers which erm il Itut Ion and lawn of the slate expedient or , uf Klorldii, which by-law s may t»e loiiveiili nt In ciiimectlon with, or mnrndrd or repealed an may he proIn addition to the huslnei* and ...... viilcil lit said by-laws. hu:dm;n.-,es herelnlo-fore nperlfled. Article VII. which a natural pernnu and a corT 'i- lilkber.t nmouiit of Inilebtrdloiriitlnn . f this enuracter may law neu or llubttlly to which the Currally do and exercise, and to do iiorMtliin can nt any time subject any ami all of the biisinraa m it.ielf nhslt be Due Million Dollars. ' •• s before mein lolled eltlo r i In- namem and residences of ttm alone nr In combination. ntpiat rlhliig Ineorpuratara toicv-tber I, If till- lllleMloli ilint nil II,. with the number of shares of the' nhjrrtn and powera npcclfled, amt authorised capital stock siilisrrlbL'mi'n0? J'V„lLt,11 *" *kb» puragrapti. J,.,i f,,r each, are as follows: Itock flkw/1870,JamesN.Wrllman developed a secret lolucco process which won infont and widespread Civor. ItyitUtd ajhlkr-bodied richness, mildness andfragrance O .I .J , " ‘ rr " ‘ I Names IttmId. lie.:. Shares . ' maId imragraph b< no. K i, Matlhlc, Altamonte ISO nhareu ulhc Ilmllcil or restricted tiy referKiirliiKs V-’ Hit l,If e m,,c" f ' 2 ln. p ' ° tcrm i r.ro. C. Hull. Kalamusoo, n nt,v other clause „ f ihla or any Mich. • other paragraph In this charter, hut ,v C. Cline. Altamonte -mu uie mi j eel a und pnWffn s p e c t - i Knrlm:a iraJrioh'lli.nn V*° 1V 120 nlmrc.il which juil seemed toVwiikl a pipe. No one else ever knttr his secret until wc acquired Tollmans Method ind by ttl means nude G/n^afyii^OtfJ 20 ah*res I •l'1'': Hliitc of Florida. ,V.\V n,YI • , ? M 11' " rajtardiM ns I n- i ,-euniv o rkem lnnle, ns: f " L V 'ir' ,N “ " ,l l’ ow*‘ ,*f*! UK IT KNOWN. That before me. from III,!,'. I. r. i miiy amended t|,e iinnerslKlied Notary I'llbilc In I..,v L ' I J ? . nn I’ C'vblcd by and for said County and .State. |.er'•'(acted. Isunnily appeared It I.. Mallble, A. Tin- nmmini . / o ' i. . *13. Cline and ( t. tIlall, to tno lint of Its capital stock known and known to me to be the ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ n aB «aggB O B B «B B B n B B «ait*igB B B n )jB *n B B n B iin B «*B gB iiB an n K H «d sr.cn rr,7iN r;'r.a.r.r::r3rr;a !02n " - c j a r '. t i u u r . n n B n ^ n H t g F i u a a z r M ini t the; LOTS $250-—$500 $25.00 Cd APEX Balance M[ioil OF OPPORTUNITY may In- imrUiase.l n .u m rn l by H or for money borrow ol or (or inny other luw-tm «iiije(-t in or about I Its hnslnesn; to nioriK-ilfl or plcilac any property which m»> he ovvneil . . . tiy. It or jn which It or ncipilri'it may lit* inti r*nn*'il; it* ni'cyi’o tiny W alker's first chance to clone the gnp that separated him from n chance to win came on the first hole, Hagen had pushed his tee A r l l e l r * of fn rorp oriilliiii Anti time uW shot to the right and into a- snnd C h arter »r A lln inintir llcrliip Incttri'iF; I'tcnf riKiiimit), to guarantee hnv Imud i, contracts or ditch: "C yril was a good 260 yards lintltirslKnetl hereby associ­ olillirution*: t>> mah< ami perform In the center o f the fairway. Hn- ateTheIhernselves toK^lher for Hie contracts of whatever Uliul and de­ plnying out first, did not get purpose of liecotnlnn Incorporaied scription; lo deelale dividends pay. o f his hull too well and hook­ under tin, laws of the Mlnte of aide In e.-ish or otherwise as may he permitted by taw and In carry­ ed to the water guarding tin- green. |l-’ lorhlii. A r t i c l e I. ing Oil Its he diavi i or 1 . ..- th" purW alker pluyed his iron to the right The name of this c o r p o ra t io n ,,...... ................. . pom of ohtu.u.n . or iiii'iiu i' iiik any in the rough, about ten yards from s h a l l he A I T A .M tl.N T K I l K V K l . n l ' - 1 o f Its . l . J . e t a purposes; to do MKNT I'OMI'ANV. Its principal of any aii-I at! the edge o f the green, and though other IhiiiAs anil to flee and place of I iiihIucss shall he evorci . ,Nj Hagen had played another ball to In the town of Altamonte Spriims, whl, a now i mi l all -ooer p iWnrs hereinafter may be the green pin, any kind o f a firm Hointnolc I'omity, In tho Ktnlo of poiiniUcd hy low. shot should hnvo put W alker where I1Inrtdu, and Its iimdlieiis mav lo Taut amoin; It, other powers m l he could get down in two putts for immlticted elsewhere p, th-' stale of i i Ithotit the assent i r other nelloii I-lorldii, or In other states 1,r cou n t-j of the s i oeklio del :. the Hoard -.1 a win, lie took three. The second I'l-'ii, lliriiugh other ofllres, liriiiiclte.i 1drcctora shall hove powers hy hole would have been halved but agenrlcH or otherwise, tm may be i i ••< ici,.,ii ui ■•it! -1 iioaril and (• fo r a stymie. Hagen was on in tteressary or rollvviiletll. Ian iawlnl pu.qoiM' to aulliorixe. 1 I'ispi. 1 xi outi'. t:« II or ollu rwlre two. Walker just to tbe right of Article II. I •» in Imi:it;,, led i 1'. vva n c nl a. the green and short. Itis run up The genernl nature t-f the hnsl- dcbciiturcs, oblla.itbui!- m i.otlable shot was beautifully executed and liess or lilislliessell to he tr.in; .*clt il j ..mi lialntii it .io . c iiialllime.il:, and t'orporiiilon In a> lolhitvit: . vll'eio'ea 1 I lllllel'i edlle,:. o ' nit slopped but two feet from the cup. byTosaid ni'iiiilrc, mvn i.ml lioltl mien Io*V "eill e t by lil'O tK.IK'1. Hagen’s putt not having quite n a l ttntl perKonal property as may I id, l.'.e,ivlieI ,ti i'i| 0 .' ti'imt or nlbei'Wlse. enough speed, came to rest on the he iiecmisary or rmivi nlenl In the ' mil 10 • ,eee I itii- pi inelpal mini of irantiaetlon of i u i .o c m , , III" A' 1 lll'-n Ill'll.',: , (Jl IIUO.'IOII). lip o f the cup in direct line with ninl perlortn contractu 1par vnli at any one time out­ W alker's hull. The attempt to cut of Tonaymake |un-| and th nvriptlon l a ' did i,.. wtili'o ,'Videni’ea of liithe bnll nround the other failed carry Un; ,o. l-nslne'-, 01 for t|,.- •*»:Itti'll 11 hbull I" In «tich inrjn and tlnlng or furiherln.; I und the loss o f this hole started the purpose ie iii'ii del ilell' 1 led el w'li'ii lino's nil) of Its oh,. Cl. . |and fi ;■ ruch pnypowen and under avalanche that was to smother hint. To do any and n'.t in ,u v tilcli . . i l i'I.i.. *111 » • o iiiaoi .1" .»a..1 On thu third hole after playing n eo -pnrtnershln or tm oral per.ion .itn.ird may ip'ti imine; and aabl well from the tee a badly topped i nn tin or l o r r r l a . ami o hh n now ! 1: M'. l • 1 Hlreetoi-.i abail nliei tiav* spoon shot left Walker in such a or hereafler may I"- ailthorlm l hy j iiow-'i- liV ii-.vilut.im of su’ d It iaril t . atllle.'X u Mill '"Cl I'M Inti from position that he could not possibly law. To nrunlre by par- ham*, snh scripei indent urns, mortreucit the green and a short sacri­ t hois or oth-'i'wlse. anil l " hold un 1 ),.i k Iukiii < lime r tiledirlup nil or nay part fice iron shot was played, Hagen Investnieni tiny boiitlio'her " l Uie property ■ r an: • ta of the in the meanwhile had hit a splen­ eot lth n or evhl-oo i : of Indetdi 0 1 rpioaliidi l l " : ; o .v n i‘1 or wtlteli H'". h, or any sliar, ■ I • ipital ituel. did brassic to tlur guarding ra­ created or liotinol hv anv oiln r eor inn th-'icjft r ta- iiciuiriil tiy ti. i !• cur* tie payment of said vine, hut pulled bis next to a dr jp porntIon or enr|o.rations, ns.iochi- •' ibniet 11 d- , " m aul 1, d' '••■.it lire::. trnp. Here again could Walker ihmn. of the M a le ol friorlda, or I'blloatloiei, to g id lib le and I i .iiim<*r |feiaab|.' lH':trutiii'iii:i . m l evidelire have played more boldly than ln- of Ml'. i ther tltatn, Territory Coniltiy. I id all kill'll:, and Hi" lu'ei'i'id then dld. Twelve down and only thirty • To pun ha 1 hold. ell. U: : l|tll. on. an 1 the pcffnrinaip e of the four holes to go is a position that l r -.rister, lintl't ir ," 111•ill.-' o r " t l i - 11'iip'iniiti. In titid ind'iitnie containrequires desperate measure < indrr I ■wine dlii|-> ri •f. and in liaiidli' or j c-t w b 11*11 i 11 it-■itI urea shall lie in iji ;il in any linnd:i *'t' nth- Hiieli form and embody Btteh (iruIf even a chance is to lm hud. An pthi'l-wlri' •r Mi'i'iirl;Ie or i-vtib'iici"! of In- 1 , a him , eoveiiantH. agreetneuta and indifferent nut hie niblick pitch ilcldCilni " 1 n iti',1 nr itouii d by any ■cotadtions a:: mtld iioaril m iv decaught the same trap ai Hagen's 1Tutt v lil un i rur porn lion or corp i a - ! , , , ,,,,, 10 loan money tin lla own ttons, .ii b iii'ii or an-nii:ialImii o f ' r as uKciit for otltora and ball and the bole was halved. The tlie ittule "f I lorld.i. or any otlier' to lake na ta'curlty therefor, build i. short fourth was halved in three. Hislr, T' i ' i i " i ? "i Dnuntry. and Iii"i' . u ai riints. otiltgal lima. lieWalker took the fifth but llagen v.M ............. b owiii-r.......................... lliereof to exerci il,l i'"H .i'll, and 1 1*11 m;f erralili- IndritWon the sixth and seventh nual |tt>*- rlphtti. powers ami prlvlleg " i ie i'll I:i Mill eVlilineen of indebtediii rubip lie : -if all klndu whether accured halved tho eighth and ninth, ll-itli nuTo purehnne. hold, i ' ll, loo.lgo, 1.7 ini'ii’TUKc upon real eiltate. |ierhud fours on the next two hnljt> iratiNfi'r. tnortutlK'. pl'd ne or i'lb- 1 'niil p.iiperty. pit-dues, deed, of hut Hagen broke away again on i-rwiM- dlnro.'ii of nhareu of Ho Ire- ' " otherv.'l:.**; anil subject to >f the state of I'torida to the next with n tec shot that land­ eipllal ntncl. of any other coipora- Ho '.ior corporatli n-i. aasoci ttimi of "'t iin i" bv ptinrhuso or olbervvloe, ed Ii-b:i than six feet from the cup. lion aiHm'latI'Ui'i of tin- : lali nl Florida ' nt i.old and ' idauue the ah.irca of Walker required two putts to Ha- nr guy other State, Territory "i tie - v u .• tplt-il ntoi k. gen’r one, and faced the next tv • Country, ami wli||e owner of ■ oh To .0 1 I 1 it.1 own behalf and a* stock to i -.erclMnil tit* ill ui , i\t"t* .1 n>l brokers for ollirrs in fifteen down. His winning o f the power anil privilege* of owm i ridp n,',. Ulna and placing i f Ituiur thirteenth was a short lived i-.-pite, iiii'ludliig tlie rixhl to vote ill a e -.f every ctiuruclci' atm ,U but the !o o f I he next and the on. I icrli'l tun To aid in any matiiiir any Indl I , i..p". cut na ay,cut. f l i " . Ilf,' eighteenth made it only a matter of nr lu'livbliuil.,. ,'iii'i"intlltiu ,,, . - 1-, ■ :,a,| cnuimerclal In.air it few uftornoon hole to be played vlduiil <ir a a s i i c l a t t ' d i <d vvbpdi anv buud > of every kind eiimiMlili' to bring to a close another titular ur mill r liicui'lllvi er i \ld,ili, r 1 T i emnlMil 11 yi'tuial real i dale match. Indi'bi I'dtieHM nr stuck are held by I aitency and brokerage buvlti'it:,. anil The start o f tbe afternoon round the ' i.rpiiralI'm, and l<> d'< an- 1*1*1 I. m l n agent, broker or altarur t Ir111 yc dcalKiiid in prniiii, pr* ■ n-y In fnct. lor any pmuius. ( Inin was n picture of u man pursuing MTV*. Improve ,ir eiiliaucn the v al­ or curporntIons, in buying- ncillui? tbe dimmest o f hopes winning th ? ue nf any such bond* er utlur and il,-til IUR In ffhl lirapiirty or ll* first, halving the next, dominin- curtlles nr ivldciiccs nf Imltdi'id' miesii-irles. To purrli 1 ". 1- 1 ««, Improve, de* , sixteen and faced with the prospect ness ur Htijqk. 'I n linld.. purchsae er utberwl . v- lop. i"iit ami a, ll real i sto'c will o f winning every hole front *he to- Me'llllin nr lu lie luteii lid In and i" 1 non tl property uf every V lia r a "dmihtaldi- Hagen was too great a In Kelt, usidgn. pledyi ur nlhcrwise trr and description, w llbool Until nf snares uf Hie capital a , to amount, lu Its own behalf strain and a badly sliced shot to | ck, bouda ur other i vhl.-ini i nf and us agent luv Others. ’ match tbe 2W) yard elfurt of bis sti 'I >1 1 'it'd nl Cl'itt'il b> .m\ "HiTo rtirvey, shbdtvtdc, plat, Iniopponent was the final try of u cr corporation*, whether foreign ur prove and develop lands for pur­ game sportsman. Hagen won (he domestic, or win ther now or Iierc- pose* of aalc. or Otherwise, and to hole G to U. The cards for the ufter orynulfC't. either un Its own do and perform nil Htiims needful nrciiittit ur «■« agent for others, ami and lawful for the development und morning round; without In uny particular IlmiHtiu Improvement o f the some for resi­ Hagen Out lllfi 3G4 411— 10 or 1 est rlct lu ir any of tin- other ob­ dence. trade or business. jects and powers of tlie corporaTo transcribe Hu* record* of SemiWalker Out: f»'*7 filG Git—43 . Hagen In; 442 544 34—34—71 Walker In: 413 454 430— 37—80 Afternoon round: “ Could Holler Fertilizer He Made We Would Make It" Hagen 1146, \ Walker 448. Get January price list Mixed Fertilizers—’SIMON PURE and GEM BRANDS”— now ready. QUALITY first’.. Fair Prices. Prompt Japan, tho land o f rico, it plan­ Shipment. Not the Cheapest, but the HF.ST fo r results. A lio In­ ning to buy supplier from other secticides, Sprayers, Dusters ami Dusts......................... ..... count rics to provide a miflicii-nt E. 0. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO., Jacksonville. Fla. supply for her people during 1U26. r\he mo& remarkable tobs ever offered to pipe smol — in quality, in value, in B n A rl r I 'U B ?n ■j / ' L ots A re Now Seliing In O ak Hill At / F ig u res Well Beittw The M arket Value 0T Similarly Lneated P roperV ties. With The P aving Of x Melhmville Ami Geneve A ve­ nues, The Prices 0T Oak Hill Lots Will Certainly Be Doubled. Are You One Who Recognizes An Excep­ tional O pportunity When He Sees It? A re You One 0T Those Who Will Be M ater­ ially B enefited By The Rapid Rise In Realty Values Sure To Conte? ms “The Suburb of Opportunity” N. II. GARNER, Developer .- a » ,d o i m a a jx a u a tja ju y a a a a s ^ n u K a ^ a L T tu y a n ry M * . 112 Park ~ -.•...-.•■as*111 �THE SANFORp Advertisement On This Pade P R O F IT Classified Directory j|y Herald (.BATES in A d v a n c e » w ill ■Iron* ■»•<* **•“ aaarJlBlrlr *•* ' ' „ a )M line ... «*■ * Mae n Mae rfoiihle above air* at* for eon^Jverage length |rge'jSo’ for first |a restricted to Iglcntlon. (In niaite The fl«nVul ho responsible neorrret Insertion. m l,IT BIlltSHIUent L office should bo yiaiel/ In case of ruitTisFinn k«rrs»ntatlve tliorIr with rates, rules lion, will fflva.you Irmatlun. And If k« will assist you U r wsnt ad. to effective. 1ST XOTICn •honld give their infllre address ns bIkpiui number If nulls. About ono t ihiSisaud bus u th» others can't rlih you unless ur address. ...me* MTST be r—, it The Ssu - |ills *'r hr let>>biie ilUninlln, lit tslhl. Bfflclciu. THIS DIRECTORY j flare within e n s r i frufle or Hrtnforil Jm itlria »|H cndd W an t Ads W ill Keep You Posted on A ll Sanford Business Activities o f Importance| j - needed. ■Ual when any s p e ­ ll, rmulred. II Is lifts Hrllrntly for Advertising Real Estate Miscellaneous For Sale Help Wanted j ________ PRINTING WIGHT PRINT SHOD Rush ord­ LEARN a b o u t Tone County and Lakeland, .. tflroi _7— gh the Star-Teleers a specialty. Phono 417-W, *mm, “ 1 *‘lWM'Ualnir medium In 9 Railroad Avenue. South Flwldlf Published morning*. TIIE SEMINOLE PRIN TERY— Htar-Telegram, Lakeland. Fla. Printing that pleases. Prompt service. Telephone 03. New lo- ° H I ° —Xenia, Mnke your salo< „ th.rouKh the Xenia Gazette. FOR RESU LTS Automobiles 1923 Graham Dodge We will be ready in 3 «* 4 days "A N T E D — Young mart o f Rood Vi Ton Truck to show yog the property itself nppearnnee to auUcit advertising FOR S A l t o ^ r c sugar cane sy­ 1923 Dodge Coupe ami the maps and price, lists o f — Should have his own car— Good rup, 65c per gallon in 35 gallon Dodge Touring tho new development 'now being opportunity for hustler with nhil- barrels, Pgro Sugar. House molns- 1924 Touring Dodge prepared for, yhu right Under yoqr Ry to produce. Apply at Herald ses 45c. Puro Cuban 35c.— Davis 1922 1922 Dodge Roadster ®Yca ln ,l hv suburbs o f Sanford. Office. ' Wholesale Co., Augusta. (la.______ 1924 Ford Fortior Sedan We received n sufficient number CASH— Paid for false teeth, den1923 Runabout Ford of answers to our advertisements STENOGRAPHER WANTED — tnl gold, platinum and discard­ 1925 Ton Truck Ford latyt week to sell out all o f our Must lx* experienced. Give full (Cub & Body) first section bat we want to choose particulars regarding qualificn- ed Jewelry.— Hoko Smelting and 1923 Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. 9 Passenger Ford the buyers very cnrcfully so as lions. p. 0 . Dux '221, Sanford, Suburban bus to get a good class o f customers FOR SALE— Used Willys-Llght 1923 Ford Panel and future residents nt this sub­ SALESMEN—We wnnt four good Plant, A-1 shape used 10 months. Light Truck urb, so this advertisement will lie salesmen to hundle a real estate Bargain for tjnick sale. Lake Mary REAL ESTATE 1924 Overland Touring run for a few days more. The development in the suburbs o f San­ Casino, Lake Mary, Fla. D. A. CALDER & R. R. BLDRIDGE Above cars reconditioned, nil wise people are nnnwering now. ford. This city is now looked up­ run fine nnd look good. Real estate brokers. All kinds of Our first actual opening announce­ on ns tho best place for invest- FOR SALE— Gnsoline pump nnd property listed and for sale. O f­ I’ rlcps Right— Terms “ Maybe" tank also furniture, dross form ments will be made for St. Valen­ nient in Florida and our property fice 108 Second St., Near Park tine's Day and meanwhile the first is well located; will be properly re­ nnd baby carriage. Phone 21)6. I. W. PHILLIPS SONS comers are getting special prices. stricted and is very low priced. Dodgo Dealer MAINE—Watervllto. Morning Sen­ Adtlress promptly. A . B. C. San­ We will bo ready for business next FOR SALE— Pair o f good mules Phone No. 3 Oak & Second J. E. RPURLING, sub-division for sale, cheap. Ilox 26, Oviedo, week. All you need to do is to tinel. Thousands of Milne peo­ ford HernJd, specialist. Subdivision to O r­ ple are interested in Florida propFla,__________________ '•bow the property and tell the FOR HALE— 1924 Ford house car lando. Florida, and F l o r a erty. Reach them through the truth about it and thnt will lie Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ FOR SALE OR RENT— Small sufficient to sell it. No matter FOR SALE— Hourebuld furniture, | cheap for cash. Address G. (\ Elkins, Sanfortl Ave., Sanford, Fla. way. home with three acres o f land. what you nre selling now, get in 1020 Union Avenue. tion. ______________ i______ _____________ 50 orange trees nnd truck gard­ touch with us and you will bo glad STOVES FOR HALE— One good working FOR HALE— Overland sedan, good ADVERTISE m tte Journal-Her­ en. Ideal spot for chickens, elec­ mechanical condition, priced low you answered this advertisement mule; 14 years old. See J. W. ald, South Georgia's greatest tricity nnd water. 10 minutes out SANFORD STOVE WORKS— o i l for tiuick sale. See Mr. Fabriz. and commissions will be generous Flint, Geneva, Fla. Morning, nfternoon, on hard road. Phone 571-J. stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, newsnsper. 113 Park Avo. enough to pay you well. If you weekly and Sunday Classified rates ovens and vlctrolas. Your credit are not experienced in real estate, Chicks from our heavy laving Is good. Phone 49L-3. 321 First 10c per line. Wnyeros* Journal- FOR SALE— 10 acres o f celery we will co-operate with you nnd Torn Hurron strain 20,000 AUTOS REGISTERED White Ix-gHerald, Waycross. Georgia. _ Street. _____________ land. Mostly muck soil. Rail­ nid you in every way. Write some­ hortts $15 hundred, $120 ;v r thou­ 5.—More than TIN AND METAL WORK TAM PA MORNING TRIBUNE— road siding on land. Flowing wells thing about yourself to A. II. C. sand. Live ileliverey. The Bug- - MIAMI. Feb. null Poultry Farm, Midway, Flu. 20,1)00 automobiles carrying Dade Send in your subscription to the and tiled. On hard road between Sanford 1leruld JAM ES H. C O W A N W U T k ta S o f Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Tribune or hand it to your local Geneva and Oviedo. Will moke county licenses nre in uso here MEETING DATES DECIDED Men and women Representatives Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak dealer so you can read Florida's price that will interest you if you now, in addition to the 5.000 vis­ One year want a piece of high class celery Wanted: Liberal commission!), pro­ Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele- greatest newspaper. iting cars, it is estimated by the EUSTIS. Teh. 5.— Apr. 7 to 10 $8.00, 6 months $4.00, three months land. It is all in crop at this time. tected territory, earn from $30.00 phono 11L___________________ manager of Miami branch o f a TYPEW RITERS ANI) REPAIRS $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ Call or write owner W. C. Field, to $50.00 per week. Line Fully inclusivo has been fixed as the gasoline company. He places the dates for the meeting here of the ance policy add 75 cents to your Oviedo. Fin. |guaranteed. Smnrtsilk Hosiery population figures nt 125,000, or 5 All mnkes o f typewriters for r rder.__ Mills, M. K. Rutherford, Supefvis- Florida State Horticultural Socie­ persons for every automobile in sale on easy terms, for rent, also ty. The meeting originally was FOR HALE— Nice little home, 5 | or central Florida. Care Hornld. “ DO YOU WANT to buy or sell ure in tin* county. According to repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 scheduled for Apr. I I to 17. hut rooms, bath ami garage. Cash anything?" If so ndvertise In Ball Bldg. WANTED— Nice smart girl for was changed recently by the exe­ his calculations Miami will use six or terms. 2018 Palmetto Ave. tho "Gainesville Run." million gallons o f gasoline in Jan­ waitress. Address Country Club. cutive committee. It is planned VETERINARIAN" uary, February ami March, or WF.ST VI ItOI NIA — Cl iir Ks burir. The by the Eustis Woman's Club to DR. A. DOLAN— Veterinarian. Clarkshur*’ Exponent, morning FOR HALE— New house and big more than 30 per cent incrensu WANTED— Female stenographer put on tin attractive flower show lot, 1-2 block o ff Dixie High­ Dolans Votinnry Remedies. 313 Including Sunday, morning Issuo with some experience in legal in connection with the convention over the some months of 1924. t cent per word, minimum tie. way. $600. Also 5 room cottage E. Second St., Sanford, Fin. work. Apply in person, 3 P. M. which Is expected by officials will DEVELOPED!) ATTKr'TION—Pen­ furnished $1,550,00. Citrus Heights Friday afternoon. Geo. A. De- attract 500 or more delegates. sacola Is beginning the treat)st de­ Filling Station, Orlando roatl. Cottcs. velopment In Olorld i' s blsirry: n half mllllnn dollar highway to the FOR SALE BY OWNER— Nice MIRACLE Concrete C o , general golf bench Jimt finished; a two WANTED-*Woman to take charge home and grove on subdivision of Woman’s Exchange in “ The cement work, sidewalks, build­ million dollar bridge across Escam­ Florida and Western Meats Duviii M. Douglass, bia Rny started; <|uart**r million highway. Basket." Apply Herald. ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. E. dollar opera house under construc­ Sanfortl. Terwllleger. Prop._______ tion; two mPIlcns being spent on ■116 Hanford A VC. SALESPEOPLE — Connect with bluhway; greatest chance for live Lumber and Building Mnterial Phone G ll-W developers to get In <01 ground J f.lU -y V M. Sal«» Agency. WonCarter Lumber Company floor. Write Development DepartMerftil opportunity from M ills to me lit Tho Pensacola News N. Laurel St. Phone 565 Florida millions. 211 Peninsular AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ FOR RENT— Rooms with or with­ ‘illdg., Jacksonville, Fla. HJLL LUMBER CO. House o. out meals. Reasonable rates. gusta, Gn.— Augusta’s greatest Service, Quality and Price. Mrs. N. E. Snow, of classified medium, rate ca*h .69c Lincoln House. Cocnanut trees in Hawaii are Hotito 1, near Paris, Tenn., charge. 10c per line, minimum TO THE PUBLIC: tells tho story of her uxFOR RENT— Furnished rooms for w rapped with a bam! o f tin to pre­ vent rats ami crabs from climbing The following named contract­ ,30c. light housekeeping, 701 Magnol­ porleaco aa follows: Gut to Hull them and eating part o f the cocoaors are fair to Organized laibor ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St. ia. “ I nm G2 years old nnd $9.00 per cord delivered Johns County Is reached through nut. nnd pay the Union Scale set by I havo been a practical Local No. 1261 of Painters, Dec­ the St. Augustine Evening Record. nurse for more than 20 orators ami Paper Hangers o f i Quick results. Two cents per word. years, taking mostly ma­ ■ ■ • u H iH iiiiiiiH H iia z ia ia a , Aniericn: i Sample copy on r e n u e s t . ______ ternity coses. One of my W. R. Pell, F. W. Tempnrtnn, TA MPA. FLORI D A --l amps Daily LOST, STRAYED, OK STOLEN daughters suffered from Times, the great homo daily Airdale dog. Laddie, about fourj S o l d In T i n 1 S o t i (l i T o r V. O. Culler, ('. l'\ Metcalf, Horace cramping at . . . S h e rate I l i c per word, minlmuu. years old. Information leading In) Jimincz, II. Darrow, it. I , Sel-I would juat bend double iers, Jesse Cook, T. H. Deik, I. S. charge 25e cash with order. Write recovery will lm appreciated. llcr*| und have to go to bed. n lj Office. Talbott, T. M. Dunlap and G. W. for complete rate card Venable, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, H. PALM BEACH COUNTY—The O. Shlnholser. We also ask the scene o f stupendous development public to roe their paintera have Rend about it in tha I’/ilm Reach their local card. Post. Sample copy sent on reII. Darrow. Pres. Has no ei|iinl for durability. It, uuoat. " t i l l t h e Hj wears longer and looks belter than ADVERTISING gets results if It any other paint. We curry n full readies potential buyers. Paiine of sun-proof paint, varnishes, 'Woulrr/Ut */< latka Daily New* is circulated in was recommended to her Knlsomines, brushes, wood stains '/)i-lii/fitful Humm an industrial nnd agricultural sec­ and sho only hnd to tnka .ml wall paper. Bargain list of rebuilt boats: tion. _______ about two bottles, when No. 1— For sale: Pleasure boat oho hardly kuuw that tt 22 ft., 6 in.xlfiin draft, 4 cylinder TO KEACfl BUYERS or Boilers Vf waa , . .. sho buffered bo Florida real estate advertise In I(cd Wing motor, speed 11 miles llttlo pain. the St. Petersburg Times. One cent] per hour. Reasonable price, ( ’on"My youngest daughter Real Est a t e— Invest men I s cent a word daily, twu centn a word ! stmetiun o f the very best. waa run-down, weak and Sundays. ____________________1 No. 2 Runnbout 21 ft. 4 ft., (tin. First National Bunk Building nervoua . . . . no appetite Phone 303 Welnka Building. by 18 in. draft. Ford Engine, THE MORNING JOURNAL la the and tired all the time. I FLORIDA accepted want ad medium in HANFORD. gave hor two bottles of speed 14 miles pgr hour. A sac­ ■U I I H I i l l l l l l l l l l V I l l M D l l Daytona (Flu.) One cent n word Cardul. it built her up rifice. Built last October. “ ” and tiho begnn eating anil No. 3. A knockabout 20 ft. 6 in. an insertion. Minimum 25c. noon gained In weight and by 12 in. draft. 2 cylinder t'a ilie,! Fares From Jacksonville FLORIDA— URL ANDO— Orlando has been bo well since." speed 12 miles per hour. A bar­ tAtlantic City jri.TT Ilaltimorr morning Scntinnl; Inrgent classi­ ONK GOOD INVESTMENT Try Cardul. At a l l gain. °l tnaInn t J,*2 *Ohlraan t:i ID fied business, rate 1c a word, rnln-; druggists'. M.'lavalanc! J0.Jlj •I l« tfi.lt 4I.VJ Those boats can is* seen nt our t.Montrral A0.5A imum 24c cash wilh order. ! |Nln**ra Falla 4l.t 1 IS WORTH A LIFE TIME EX-106 dry dock at Osteen Bridge at any (Naw York '6.1)5 I'hllail-lnbla 313* •I’ilUhurgh Savannan SOI) time. A LITTLE TVANT A D in The •Toledo li'J.U| •Waiblagtm 31.71 HANFORD BOAT WORKS OF SAVING Hornld will bring you big re­ •Via n*Ite. ami rail. IVIa llalto. nrPhlta. sults. Advertise those old articles irut rail. **AI| water via llaltn 3 day) lay. you have stored nwav and have imr. All atcamvra viaHAVANNAiI. Fuira IMPORTANT NOTICE! iirliulv in■.i I- <i irrpt tirlu-ta (or Savannah). no use for. A llltle thirty-cent ad tuUul* tnuroi k Iii . ealhux lima 3 I*. M. May We Suggest— may bring you several dollars. JOHN E, FOX Southwestern Express t’o. oper­ FOR BALTIM ORE a representative ates mi t’ lyil,, Line floats between Phone 148 and S. S. A11•-tatiaii> Fell I H 75 Sanford nnd Jacksonville, and mulu- will call to see vntL_____________ Itcal Estate— Insurance S. S. .1u uhi til Keh. 7. I*. 2* tulns dally service, except Monday H. S. lilmici'atrr Jim 31 l-'eti. tt 21, I to ill) points, at lowest throuuh The housing problem has become All lilvitln nf l,ni|>c*rlr rUlril rules. FOR I'M IL A D K U 'H IA ftir null* so serious in Paris thnt people are I’onnectlons made at I’alatka with S H. I'lralmi Frli 5, IS. 2>t !*iirk Airiiui* mill Nmincl Hirer# taking to house boats and barges fast passenger express trains, rep. S. S. Kxaex Fell. i*. 19 Mch. 2 tiering superior through service to in the Seine. _______________ _ M. K, Nantucket Kelt. S. 12, 24 We buy used clothing. Send us a list o f what you have. W e will call. J. J.- Randall. I21-W. Eu­ clid Ave.. Del^tnd, Fin. WANTED— To buy country pro­ duce, canned vegetables, syrup, h’ghc*t prices paid.— Davis W'holesaie Co., Augusta. Ga. W ANTED TO BUY— A small bed of pepper plants. Phonu 133-W» C. A. Hinponi. . —■ ■ ■j WANTED— Unfurnished house or apartment, close in, by perman­ ent tenants. Address Cudahy, box 1072, City. For Rent FOR RENT— New five room house Chapman Avenue, phone 24. FOR RENT— Four room house with modern conveniences and garage. 2nd St. Went Side. An­ nie Philps. FOR RENT— 7 room house fur­ nished, 503 Iaturcl Avenue. For rent also 8-10 beds at 605 West Third St., apply Me*. S. A. Chan­ cellor. FOR RENT— Furnished house. 503 Laurel Ave. Also 8 or 10 bods nt 505 \V. Third St., apply nt 505 W. Third St. FOR RENT— First Class store room on West First about 3,500 sq. ft., flour space.— A. P. Connelly & Hons. Booksellers report that the Ger­ man reading public selects primar­ ily llction with hooks on travel a close second. Building Material \V. H. LONG jcc In This I CTOH Y HONE Hi) Directory I ANT) m o t o r k k klDING. _______ £CTR(G SERVICE Electrical repairs. Etral Ave. Orlando, Ires f o r r e n t EIT ‘ nr Drive it Ork and Second St. tbY KMI’ AillING STEIN — Automobile lirin^' and Rebuilding, yrnie. Oak Avenue. FOR HIRE TiT ski - viTTk “ buy IIret: nil trains. Ungjfir. Phone 551._____ Stoic and Fire Place Wood Lost and Found CALDER. Day und wrvice. Anytime, 23. .______ WRECKER Day ur night tterphone 394. Night fY BAItl.OKS 1AKRIE1. Murmeilo 1kind*. Rain water n Old First National ling, nhone 245. W_AND DYERS ISTEAM PRESSERY [** specialty. 110 EH?, Phone 327-J. CAFE ITCAFE It in Service and Qual1Street and Park Ave- 34 YEARS SUN PR00I I AIN! ^ tefRICAL ELECTRIC CO. •to Gillon &. Platt Everything elec4-2. Elcetrngith LITa t io n s a n d •SUPPLIES .JVT t e STATION. M . Tires, AcccsaoK wRh n smile. Elm rhone 447 L3. stations. MagI*0*1- First and Elnt, and 10th Street. ftic*. y IE FLORIST" . ,r a11 occasions. !5 _FHone 260-W Fl ItM Tl’ RE T 0 SELL? urruture Co> We pay "otth. Phone No. LAWYER Of fice in 417-LW3nB AnneX‘ “ llinery •|pY XHGi' -VZr :.x t c v :* n 1X Wdamoui-----X0HEYt=w: ,n 0rd °h First Bond und CARDUI The Woman’s Tonic Boats Sanford Paint & Wallpaper Co. Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. Over Woodruff & Watson A. P. Connelly & Sons K. J. m n.M SC . Attrul TYPEWRITERS (Ilea Itors) Hanford, Kta, J. N. Westbrooks (H m sm ilh |)UY------ S E L L ------- RENT You can thicken soups and gra­ vies very nicely with tapioca. n « u n— Repair l'honr 3ZN Phone IS IDI-M Magnolia Ave. Grnphonola*, Clock.*, Sewing Machine 421 Hanford Ave. Phone 480* W. DAVID B. HYER ARCHITECT Ball H ardw are Co. H. A. SPEIR 12*/2 FORT MELLON Office Clyde Line Docks nuslgucru and painters of Sanford'a distinctive signs. Fanford Avenue nt First Street. Member i . L 4 line# llulhtliiic Orlmtdo, riorliln The Comfort Route H . a . I’O N D Sanford Sign Shop GARDEN HOSE cent per foot For Few Days NORTH BY S EA! LpEUGS F|tJG STORE — Pre- all points In the t). H. und Canada. W e respectfully solicit your busi­ I Hrujfa, Sodas. W* ness, and will welcome Inuulres as l r rou as your phone. to rates, schedules, service, etc. -Sadr Britt Realty Company Haggard & Company |T0 TRIPS .. 1 Practical " Nurse Tells Rooms For Rent dlrrct from M iam i to Ian. 21. Vtb. I. II. 31,Mar, J. For further Phila. CARPENTER Ili-pnlrlnir nnd H tMTIII.AMt FA IN T Tho Paint That Huvu* You Money. Manufactured by K l i r r a o u - l l n i l a l r r f a i n t Co, Kohl by I.OSS1M} PAINT COMPANY Hit Vlnauullu A»r. Phone 27(1 Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST n’orne, Hanlon*. Ingrow­ ing Malta. Heavy Call* ouni-a ur tired aching feet. [1 D lt. C. I.. lil* I .E It Orlando. ' Yowell Draw Phone. Illdg. Ulavator Elton J. Houghton Information wrtto ARCHITECT M ERCHANTS & MINERS TR A N SP O R T A T IO N CO . ^'ter BOO K. Day bt. llpllmlrltng Addri-n* Ultkl I'nlnirllu Ave. TvtaphuM 63a First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, ■ ■■ Florida By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER rsOMEi o r XOUR. 6 0 'b i r S E ‘b‘b TH \^ tb OUR A F F A IR : WOW- tiPCLAKirSC * we. w i l l m o w q r o a o ■ , CA*aT THE, UAO tEt> H O U R C A W V /t L L T A 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 05, 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/3dd7ff02b5afc2c7d640b92a0de36416.pdf 86b3ef22ab35cc59519da02ac2e21fce PDF Text Text ___ nk w spapbr fa Florida’* H u rt, •g Greatest Vegetable [.fte Richest Gariea Land XV. A S S O C IA T E D PR E SS D ISPA TC H ES HANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1925. CANT T ext o f Paris Reparations AMENDMENT TO HOUSE BEGINS ent Is Before Senate ON NOTE ACgreem om m ittee for Examination SHOALS BUI IS DRAFTING O P JRENCH SOUGHT P. 0. RATE BILL Explains Paris Pad Of England’s let Adjourned [out Reaching ion J>n N o t e Note Is Accompanied By From S ecretary I S CH * z s s s z (,f President In f la tte r S en ato r George Appears Be­ Lower - Body R e tu rn s P ostal fore Conferees Supporting Pay Rate and In crease Bill irreeonciable Query A m endm ent A sking D is tri­ To Senate Because It Is Ignored By Hughes bution Surplus Electricity Infringem ent on Its R ig h ts Resolution „>rlain And rchill Clash Vm p ro p o sed P a ris T im i F a r m A SS E SS B u re a u E x p e rt H e a rd Will Press Passage Of House Measure ^ C om m ittee SINGLE COPIES F IV E CENTS. 2 Year Prison Term And Fine for Forbes CHICAGO, Feb. 4.— Charles R. Forbes, former director of veterans bureau and John W. Thompson, wealthy St. Louis contractor, were today sentenc­ ed to two years imprisonment to I^avonworth penitentiary and lined $10,000 by Federal Judge Gao. A. Carpenter. The court granted a 00 day stay for filing an appeal. "When those In high position* of public trust betray that trust there is an attack upon the fun­ damental of our institutions," the Judge said in denying mo­ tions for a new trial. Collins9Foot Fre ButRock Barricade Still Imprisons Him v ! ;S GOLF CLUB AFTER Unfortunate Man I s FAMOUS PI,AYERS TO APPEAR HERE LIBRARY S H OWS BIG CIRCULATION FOR PAST MONTH Wa s h in g t o n r ». . . unofficial toxt of the Purls a^en" ment is before the Senate Foro^n n n l ti,0n| S Co7 " lttco today accomH byi.i lcttcr fr°m Secretary toshes citmg authority of the president to deal with the settle»>ont of the United States and Us nationals. NUMBER 160. Too Weak to Work Way Out; Rescuers; Speed Their Workt i Barricade May t> Be Moved Today Ex.pccl to D ra ft 0,11 W hich Coolidgc Looks To House For Cyril W alker an d P lay in g ?VH! A,,ow L essee A W ide j^ T T re a tm e n t M easure W hich Will Yield M ate S o u ght for Exhibition L a titu d e In Production Sufficient A m ount Money on Local C ourse; May Al«o France Urged! Get W alter H agen to Play Chicago Surgeon Is WASHINGTON, Feb. 4. — The WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.—With ie “Die Hards” Muscle Shoals conferees Tuesday heard the Scnnlor George Geo nenru mo views of Senator rni e J*",'1 \n' Cyril Walker, nationally known Rushed T o Scene T he call­ golfer, and his plnying pnrtner, * M d’ the house " p S f i c c 0 c o m n ffe To Administer Aid Washington representatives of tho Jimmy Loor, will give an exhibition able to agree Tueato work today d'efting American fnrnt bureau, on the Un­ continued B orrow ings Increase W hile Ina’atch on *!’•’ , Sanford n salary rata bill of its own. If . on the form o r th e CA VE CITY. Ky.. Feb. -1.— c re a se d In te re s t In Countrv c,ul* during the latter WASHINGTON, Feb. I— The derwood leasing bill. reported out in satisfactory form, lofthe B ritish comin l « f rCi ol D lh o . pnrt „f Fehrunry or the first of A slide in sand cave th is m orn­ Senator George appeared before lenders plan to press the measure renate was informed Tuesday by P h ases o f W ork Show n; O r - ................... March, if the plnns ns nnnounced Rto France on th e •Secretary Hughes with the np- tho conference to support his to n finnl vote in the house before der F o r M ore Books Given Tuesday night at n meeting of the ing left Floyd Collins’ foot free amendment inserted in tho Under­ provai of President Coolidgc that | the French debt, a end of the week. Sanford Golf Club are consum­ for th e f ir s t tim e since he wa» Secretary of State Charles E. bill providing for the distri­ ch was su b m itted Hughes has sent n letter to the 11 much discussed Puris repnru- wood By a vote of 225 to 153, the house mated. Initiation fees nnd dues for im prisoned F rid a y m o rn iag bution of nil power not needed for More books from the Sanford sent hack, to the senate the bill on Public Library were rend during membership in the organization but he was left wolied in be­ Churchill, c h an ­ Scnnto Foreign Relations Commit­ i'»ns agreement was negotiated the production of fertilizer. umier a long recognised authority tee in which explanation of the rep­ or the executive to deal with the Tho conferees have been consid­ the ground thnt the m easure'in­ Jnnunry than during any other were fixed nt the meeting. ge exchequer, A communication from the Lake- hind . . rock . . . which fell from th e arations agreement is given to­ ering changing this section to per­ fringed on it» exclusive right to month in the history of the lib­ tusion will be resettlement of claims of the Unit­ originate revenue legislation. land Chamber of Commerco was 'W'0 ° ‘ th e cave. T his rock gether with authority for the presi­ ed mit the Icsscu to mnnufncturo prod rary which covers a period of sev­ Mates nnd its nationals. Wju abinct meeting dent a netlon in the negotiations. ucts other than fertilizer. If tho The house postoffice committee eral yenrs, according to a report rend to the club by Frank Mac- barricade will probably bo Responding to the resolution lessee in restricted to the manufac- immediately set out to draft a snl- issued Wednesday morning by L vfaw.s of the minSS-SSSm -A ""E, ‘W» afternoon. rP .0,.,?"ro!1 by t*1u senate irrccon- turc of only fertilizer tho confer­ ary-rnte bill of its own. with Re­ |Tuf5<la; ?o far from Anne Van Ness Brown, lib­ is interested in bringing Walker . i,k,° inf. ca , V0,01 , *bo , othpr cilablcs in the Versailles treaty ees fear the president would nob publican leaders planning to bring Mrs. rarian. New members received ittfjr agreement In the fight, the retiring secretary of be able to obtain n satisfactory it to n vote before ths end of the by tho library numbered 47 which here. A vote authorizing the ace-! , ° ‘ ,hp rot|t ’''"h* that his feet yurc is doubtful, unrrtnry to make the necessary nr- v’.crV frce hut that he was too state took no cognizance to their leusc. week if agreement can be obtained brings the total of membership rangements Itisfurm of a colorless for the match was givto work his way out. Tho informal request for information The bill is expected to be draft­ ns to its provisions. to 1,132. cn . It is also considered probable i information was brought to tho as to whether at any time during ed to allow the lessee a wide lati­ The committee went into execu­ at Walter Hagen will be nvnil- mouth of the cave by a negro en.. U debate on whether An effort to learn "what" San­ thnt the conversations or negotiations tude in production of chemicals tive session tonight with members ford is reading by referring to the able for piny here at the same time gaged in the rescue work. Stion should be an uti I nns the incoming secretary of and metals, including aluminum predicting that a measure similar libnry files elicited the informa­ nnd an effort will be made to bring Word wns received here this sent note or a letter state, Ambassador Kellogg, pro­ nnd carbide. in its main provisions to the senhim here. morning that an nirplano' left tion that "everything" is the only to Clemente!, the Reid’s Testimony. posed any reservations to the unte hill ns it was reported from I ouiflvillo at 10 o'clock for Cave r of finance. This ?ccrcln:\v nf W ar P lan s To grocment. MacNcill Offers Trophy Roid's testimony wna confined to committee would receive approval. answer. The popularity of Gals­ decided when the Likewise, he gave no details ret the bureau's opinion on the manu­ In this event lenders are pledged worthy’s "Forsyte Saga” attests R. L. Dean, president of the cluli, City with Dr. William Hazlutt. Wit lurid Decision On T he Xted to the more inithe desire for writing of higher nnnounced thnt Mr. MncNeill, who Chicago surgeon, who was com­ the negotiations, but did facture of fertilizer for tho far­ *°R«vo it rigiit of way, under n R eappointm ent n f O fficer gardmg tm of what Britain is mers. He pointed out tho great rule limiting debate and shutting standards, while on the other hand was characterized ns "one of tin* missioned by n Chicago citizen to state that American representa­ j regard to this two there is a constant demand for most enthusiastic and tireless work rush here to render whatever as­ 1’ntil He E xplains R em arks tive:, abroad were directed to par­ demnnd for fertilizers on Ameri­ imanifested; Church­ Western nnd mystery fiction. The era” nmong members of the club, sistance \va, needed. can farms nnd advocated n lease off amendments from the floor. ticipate in the conference because ; the exchequer, and Collins repeatedly asked that first Is n confirmed favorite of lias offered a beautiful eilver lov­ Sees Final Action. WASHINGTON. Feb I — Brio- | it wan important thnt the pay­ that would guarantee a large pro­ a settlement «*"■ .......... » Mitchell! who h « ? b S hiinO, ronio one remain in the cave with the l>oy leaders of the library ing rup a* a porpotun! trophy to duction of fertilize at n low price. Joining with Chairman Green of acme relief to the come the stormy petrel of u row plan should not |>c distributees while the latter is coming more be played for annually in a "rlng- him and pleaded for his chum, To assure cheap fertilizer the the way amt rnenns committee and ibuted confereea are reported virtually to [qrtr, found ha had po- among army am! navy officers over without appropriate recognition c r" or reducing tournament. The Jchn Gerulds, according to Nelson of Rcprescntativc Garrett, the Demo- nad ia „ , Ition to meet. tournament this year will begin on Jones a miner, who was the last tlirist i opulnr tho relative importance of nirernft the claims of the United States States huve agreed to liberalize the ren­ erntic leader, in urging pnssage of tho local course next Sunday nnd l°_J®nv® the cavern this afternoon. un-Churchill- Split tal terms of i'ne Underwood bill. the resolution which returned the ’ Brown pointed to the pops rv a\vn rL mU8t ex?Ia.,,n t0 Sucre- and its participation in these pay. As tlie measure now stands, the r The dozen men.......... in Jones’ pnrtjr ’ postnl bill to the senate, Retire- u,#rity °f Papinl’s “ Life of Christ" will close on Apr .1. The plans i uaing the debts for tnry Weeks some of his reported I meats " lessee would he required to pay un sentntive Ixmgworth, the Republi- n ’,.aV •nU**ratIou cf lha Interest in for the tournament were outlined . m“‘io »ttla progress betwcon 10.30 BTposts to get conccs- !hetCn T X n e n1,0Ut ^ Pr° WC88 ° f | , Specifically the senate, in a res'- annual rental of four per cent of can leader, said such action would writing. While there is by Mr. MccNcill nt tho meeting. I lhis morning and 3:15 Tuesday afrspheres were put forthe $50,000,000 cost of dam number pave the way for final neflon at In explaining the "ringer" to u r-! ternoon In widening the cave ami m ?!' The secretary revealed. Tuesday ’’ Ca^lf^rnin^aml' two. nent sfor mitigating . . . «Lerer.t . . in religious matter the nnment, Mr. MncNeill said: "The 1non® of their work was done in that and Fundamentalist this session on n snlnrv iin,i Moacrnist MMftls, and it may thnt until such explanation is re- modified by Senator Pepper, Re­ cup will ho awarded to the member J section nearest the imprisoned Spokesmen for the conferees de­ #che will defer n decision on at Austen Chamberpublican. Pennsylvania, usketl for clared ‘ of this club who has the low est, man. Eight members of the Kensecretary, is not ; , reaPP‘>intment of General Mit- "such information regarding cir­ seem aenre on 18 holes made during n tucky National Guard, under cornazreement with c . 1 a!4 *s8>*tant chief of the army cumstances the nego­ see would period of two months. Beginning maud of two lieutenant* l..rr dmitt. i , U iL 80AVJc?- If tho decision is tiations mui surrounding oxocution <>f th»> agree­ first year t ______ ___ j ,. V reappmntr.'j»»f> tho o2feer ___ ___ ____ uim? WylilpMt pnr A®, n ‘1,e cabrnc^wTll lose his Temporary rank nT i ment as mny be relevant to a fall not he able to produce n pound of There’s no use pnssTng a hill."* (I‘’a,,">f with tho theory of evoiufertilizer tho first year because of far°pUrKC< I ,lriC‘"llpr general and invert to the understanding of its tcrojs." he tohl the house, "that the pres’i- tioa- , ... . . . . Johnson Silent. the lack of buildings and machin­ f niFra? i ’ "rn,le of colonel. Mr. Weeks would •lent won’t sign." Modem fiction, particularly Senator Johnson rend the sccre- ery. lJ * dwi,n‘ 1 irately Inqt g„ into details about the state-, , At the White House it wns made <nurt ki,,(l "Uch «!' Michael Arlen’s The present plnn of the conferees debate should be ad- nients of General Mitchell ho wants ta,7 H ,etter Immediately after it lattempts made in tho to Have explained, but it was in­' had been received by the senate •is to President .'in: but rather tho goljf- leered their services. change r*auso to allow known ..........W 'VSvsau this Ml ill / I , that f" w Coolidgc .......... .. .'^ha Green Hat," Sinclair Lewis' J harmonize conflicting dicated that the war department’s with a formal covering letter the operator to pay smaller renth,,t rate provisions of *th books and other of the like nro er win. plays most frequently." _ .L . . anti ii t o 1.1 11......II ..i.i.i • ..##• No Progress. enjoying a heavy demnnd. The By-Laws nre Adopted ........ chief concern was not so much di- from President Coolidgn nnd a copy tals during the early years of the senate hill would yield insufficient majority nf these books are on the (.N ’o progress lias been made to­ >disagreement on prin rected ta expression of personal °f the text of the agreement it- lease with requirements for in­ levenue to take care of this angle The by-laws, as proposed by G. hinet is united in it* opinion. as to what the general has relL He offered no comment, nor creases duriiig the latter stages of the problem. The hill used by two day shelf, which gives the W. Snencer, dr., chairman of the ward removing the huge sandstono ' Balfour and Curzon been quoted ns saying in relating did the other irrcconcilabica make thnt would return to the govern­ the house postoffice committee as render two days to peruse the vol­ committee charged with the draft, boulder which clamps Collins’ leg he reaffirmed, anil supposed facts to n house commit- any statement in ndvunce of a ment ultimately the same amount n. basis for its deliberations, car­ ume and, if it isn’t returned with­ were adopted after minor changes. into a crevice und prevents efforts in the specified time, a fine of two The dues of the club were fixed in to pull him out of hi* prison. The kid he told thnt tho tee. ! thorough study of the document thnt would be paid under the pres­ ries the same pay increases as pro­ cents each day is assessed. Ref­ the by-laws at $5 a year vvliile the ca\e is little more than n hole nt posed in the Iti11 vetoed last year Tike up the dififerenco Something of n stir was created which was referred in the usual ent terms of the bill erence works of all kinds nre til - ! initiation So far the conferees have shown |t Britain must pay the by the general a few days ago | course to tho foreign by the president with the rate pro........fee ..........* was placed ,lfc at lllo tho *he point where Collins was caught relations no disposition to got away from I visions drafter in accordance with ways in ateadv demand. same amount. Eligibility for f ,, . * 18 P‘nR«d, half erect and and what Britain when, he dcclnred that recent air committee. Strange Favors Asked. Rrmany. membership, •rship, as defined by the by­ by- 1:1 1 "! “ rcc,in,n»f position, face bombing experiments bad so badly* With respect to the contention the requirement for the produc- recommendations of the postoffice Strange favors are asked of the laws, i-i “open to any member of upward toward what portion of turn of 10,000 tons of fixed nitro-1 department, Bt New Note jarred a battleship a mile und a of some of the irreconcilahles that gen annuallv liut they have ngr- i ... library force. The dimensions of the Caucasian race" upon the pay­ that aperture ia not occupied hy (Continued on pug? 2) bters want these state half away from the explosion that to extend tho time when thfc .vl »acl“ ° Committee, the Hrooklyn Bridge were asked ment of the prescribed initiation hi.i own body. N'o one hits Ikimi she hnd to limp into port, Secre­ krxard in a new comamount would be required, im- " nen word was conveyed to the (Continued on page 2) ' fee. nhie to reach beyond his knee to r* •{> the past they tary Wilbur promptly presented Underwood bill now calls for 40,-^'ena^e that the house had declined determine Just how securely ho is 7 i ---I . Otis George, local professional, the committee a statement by the sited only in general 000 tons nt the end of six year's' 1° ai'cept the postal bill, Senator M p o A T I I t u t 'l l l O ’ 1 L'king an netivo part in prepa- mini isoned. l 1f that the draft pre- commander of the ship in question and this is expected to be extended i Republican, New Hnmp- i r l l n * l \ t «J • L U N q l l ) . lation for the reducing tournoDf the dozen workers who went Ftnill includes detail- flatly denying the story. shire, presiding, referred the pro­ in this morning to deepen nnd Later General Mitchell told tho Mas to the nature of posal back to the postoffice com­ widen the passageway to Collins to pay which committee that officers were afraid mittee. There it was predicted, Mr. George. only nine went farther than the pptaule in London. to tell the real truth about the -------! posal to incorporate in the Under- the measure will remain, although lirst ’Vqueeze" nnd Jonc* v.'ns the efficiency of aircraft, and that offi­ PRestions as drafted R. J. Holly. Sunford editor and| woo«l bill authorization for the de­ there was some talk that an effort • nly worker to rcash the victim. and hia treasury cers who gave testimony contrary President of the Rotary Club, was | ,,f[ th«’ power resources might he made to put it through Junes carried soup with him which Mrs. Hattie Loaning, wife of A. trench would be able to the views of superiors were like­ the principal sneaker Wednesday | * linen River, vvhirh joins the the senate minus its rate provis­ - ■ ■ ho said Collins took. There was ly to be disciplined "indirectly.’’ J. Lossing of this city, died Tues­ *s intended, certain noon at tho vve/kly meeting of the Tennessee river, near Knoxville. ions, leaving it to the house to WASHINGTON, Feb. L—Sena- ' ,,,)lhin'.’ to be done hut remove bltn a* expected by Brit- He was appearing in favor of tho Sanford Kiwanis club at the Sem-I , . „ insert them. It generally was day afternoon at 4:30 o’clock at tor Mayfield, of Texas, was seated "f <’,*Oh und rock which had fallen .v an wa‘ s 8U^ b mitted providing Curry bill, proposing creation of Press of iho-o tentuCafe. Two new members, M"1 , th construction of dams on agreed, however, that if it becomes the Orlando Sanitarium following by the senate. inole about tho prostrate man. Tw in *he French a unified air service—n measure It. G. Dnvey and N. T." Cobb, .... w —r o-i, . , | L. . eatlmateil . -------- apPf5Toni h,0,Us,u have .in illness of about two weeks. Mr , New hearings were ordered by Ask for Troops. “ mount of power n hill of its own which will come Lossing had been removed to the « renate committee on the McFudintroduced to the club. Putnam wou.y ,, uh!c and Secretary Wilbur. Shortly after the eight guards­ ^ ,0nh- 0b: l" a vote within a few days, noth- sanitarium about n w ek ago when dm national hanking hill. The controversy is attracting in­ Stevens of Portland, Me., was also men left Smith Grove a telegram jectiona was made to the proposal ing could he gained by reviving the her eondition became serious. creasing attention in congress, u guest i f tha club. A federal grand jury begun hear­ was sent Governor Fields asking in conference on the grounds that Mr. Holly made "Co-operation in senate proposal. where the views of General MitMrs. Lossing bad been a resi­ ing evidence in the new proceed­ for troops to maintain order in would be new legislation and Party line.* In the house were dent of Sanford for about eight ings in the Wheeler case. rhell have been used to support a Sanford" the theme of his address. it Cavrj City. The request, signed by subject to a point of order in the campaign fur more aircraft and He urged not only the co-opera­ senate that might jeopardize thd shattered in the roll call vote on years, having come here with her The house foreign nffuirs com­ Oscar Henson, chief of police, T. the resolution to turn buck the husband and family from Illinois. mittee approved a resolution favfor the Curry bill. On the house tion of individuals but of civic urTurner, magistrate of the city Formation provided floor Tuesday Representative Me- ganizution, public officials and whole Muscle Sho-ils legislation. senate bill, even the Wisconsin For rcvvral years she was promi­ m ing American world court odher- court, and S. T. Caldwell, president Tho conferees still adhere to the >' ,;ai' "ffico of the Clintic, Democrat, Oklahoma, quot- others fur the general welfare and 1 , , " f the IVopIc’s Bank of Cave City, plrfn to report the hill Sometime delegation which usunllv votes sol­ nent in social, civic and church mft'-ireau ic< i of ,r AgriculVT."VV e,l I ho general as having said that prrgress of tha city, lie declared this week. idly, splitting on the issue. work of this city. She was a mem­ J hu German cumnimcrciul treaty wa: ui!«! to emphasize that whllo that much interest throughout tin* with reservations, was approved fill! j .F °r nrmy ‘deplanes could have sunk ber of local chapter of Rebekah.i no disorder existed at present it the hull of the battleship Washing- country is being manifested in and was treasurer of the Theodora by tho senate fore.'gn relation* wa: desirublo to maintain this sit­ MARKETS SHIP LOSES PROPELLER *6 degrees cloudy. ton in from two to four minutes, j Florida and told of the instances Roosevelt Auxiliary of Spanish committeo. uation. l f8'* Florida cars Tho Oklahoma representative d e -i in which he hud encountered this A resolution for n federal trade War veterans. Geralds, for whom Collins hail NOFOLK, I’eb. 4. — The coast J CHICAGO, Feb. 4.—Wheat, May JW moderate, dc- dared he hnd been informed unof- feeling. He referred particularly commission inquiry into control of been Mrs. Lossing was also an active calling, haj worn himself out guard cutter Gresham today was 19014 to 109*4 {July, I«s *j to l»W% member of the American Legion tho power Industry was reported r* »"'l market steady ficially that bombs loaded with to a trip made recently to Chicago. in his four days at fruitless rcscilo to. . the ,Cf.7 >- and slightly sand had been used hy the navy I An address supplementary to hurrying .. . i . aid- . of - Steamer Corn, May 136*4 to 1377* Oats, Auxiliary, playing an important by a henutc committee. work and is reported------------to be under fida. Florida. 10 planes which made the attack on that of Mr. Holly was given by W. 1 1 .. * » ni “ The house committees^ alcoholic I rnr„ h‘dples* May, (53'i to 63*4. part in its activities nt all times. liquor traffic reported it hud found physician. Lturs, |2.50 the Washington. M. Scott who referred particularly i f ? " 7,hoals’ rh.° wns a member ot the First . .to bore throuKh _. tho NEW ORLEANS, Feb. L— She federal penalties for prohibition . ,. '.a“ *!,.",’t L’W $3; \--------------------------to the interest in the state that is »JJP in a Baptist Church and took n great violations hillside into the cavern to reach inadequate. March, 24.20; Mny 21.50. few $3; tens. State Crop, Weather being shown throughout the midJlc • • deni of interest in its several Coolidgu was said at ( ollin* from behind and thun Ri'i 'Uiofimia, $« to branches of work. For several thePresident Iff, * White House to havo no inten - 1i1^ tb» rock ^ears down on Report Is Announced I_:__ a report on Kiwunis activitlci years, Mrs. Lossing was prominent «r I' i o . i . wns made hy Presiw,,!, “bandoned upon ad____ during I>January *^i.es, cloudy. 2 ■ty identified with the annual Bap­ lion of calling an extrn session of'i , to consider farm Icgisla-' vk'° workmen within th* cave, tist State Assembly held in Do- congress WASHINGTON. Feb. L— Crop !,k>nt EBrownlee. Among the 1 c“r» on • Those under ground at the time Land. «< tion. IL"; oemand moderf r , T7 an'1 Wial|ier condition for Florida accomplishments referred —-------------------------- ' | asserted thnt there was danger of I1 nr Besides her husband, Mrs. Lea­ It* to-- Florida lioring the week ending yesterday ' The meetings of J it clu t , S l . 'l J / p y A iwI r,M:k crushing or Imprisonsing is survived by two sons, Frunk , w;,« summarized by Bio Depart- firAowanls drawing bus.nc^ a . Amounts drawn from the gen- The |unn piiy#ble in sums of and Fay nnd five daughters, Beth, o l O l i e S , \ n u A t t o r n e y ling them ns n result of being Ioos*j ii ' 1ment of Agriculture today ns fol- professional men of the n > lows: Week of sun hine and frost closer relations; the co-cDeration of crnl school fund of Seminole coun- J*,'<,° >’carly for five years with in­ Hattie, Grace, Mrs. II. J. Clause Placed on Trial Today|oned by vihratluB__ ly during the month of January | zemi-annually. PCr ct nt pay*b,l# and Mrs. Edward I.udccke, all of whom reside in Sanford. Mrs. „ C h ic a g o , Feb.’ 4.—w. e . d . Former Mayor Leads amounted to $20,293.Q5, according a mother. Mrs.‘ Stokes aged millionaire hotel own- I n N n w O i - l m u c The superintendent Was auth- Lossing also leaves *V < r*r8 n'r bCir’ to a report made Tuesday after­ orized to appoint Miss Ferrell Me- F. A. ilughnrt i ° 5*l. , ornt®' two j er, and Daniel F. Nugent, hi* at^ LNeW U F l e a i l S K 8 C C ------- planting tumui ■—--— r,- *” ...... ■“ . ■, ■ ■ noon a t the regular meeting of the Neal to the unexpired term pf sisters living n California und torncy 0f New York, went to trial Seminole County Board of Public Mrs. S. L. Dclk, who resigned re­ fffilS fe*?" *n<lI "a brother ucd early and is doing well. Oats, safety first movement of the club. NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 4.—Mar"“ ’im r living in on charges of conspiracy to . de*iXC3’ m r , ; other track' and 7them work of, the , club toward Instruction. The seini-nnnunl re- cently from the intermediate de­ Minnesota. famo Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes tin Bchrnmn, former Mayor of III ! IIULII . ,* C J $2.75 n bouns. tomatoe:, and •It funeral runerai services aro are to be held of oi Denver, Uenvcr. wife of Stokes. She New Orleans, continued today to jfe75. llstric‘. eights, was good except In south. Some relief cf the underprivileged chil- port for the six months ending partment of the Genevu school. Dee. 31 was approved and will b- The resignation of Miss Carrie at the First Baptist Church Thurs- charges they sought to obtain per- hold the lead In the mayorality berries were shipped to the north, dren of the city and county. forwarded to the state comptroll- Bovd from the faculty, of th* San- io ®“ ornoon 2 o’clock. Buriul jured testimony in support of race over his opponents, Paul H. .in*!* ,d««r«*s cloudy, Some cane and corn was planted] Members present at the mee nig cv> I ford IHirh Si’llOnl VI/fI a iitxl Malofiey, present commissioner of will take place In Lake View ccni- Btoke’s suit for divorce. in north and central parts. Much were: h f J.V' ca,r* on track puhlic utilities and Mayor M>*replant! F •te3jnd p ° w an<1 in south Shane. according to returns from h t l ? Tr *. Fours to Will Probe Discovery ] all but two precincts. L . 7 ^ : eights $2.75, ’• ( ftlifornia Of Poison in Medicine] P1REMAN K11I KD IN w WEEKS WILL QUIZ MITCHELL ABOUT AIRCRAFT SPEECH Holly Is Chief Of Kiwanis Speakers Wednesday M e e liBht Claimed Bv Death r i - K t t f e S b“ Tuesday Afternoon Washington News y Markets Semi-Annual Report Of Seminole County School Board Is Approved ^ . cloudy:. 9 I ''^ c h ig a n . ir> lait"!^ *rate. <la* Lis Jr-;! M ;• ’ COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 4. — Discovery of poison in medicine is­ WASHINGTON. sued to Ohio State University stu­ dent Cooiidge reiu.uic„ Howard Overlln, A. K. K3»12.500 Loan Approved, Those in attendance nt the meet­ ration of Alderman Schamugl to dents, two of whom havo died in exas delegation setter, A. Raffed. L. B. Steele, J. A loan of $2 500 for the Chulu- i n g were Fred T. Willlnrtis, chair­ the office of muyor of the Bavar­ the last four days, lu s brought an high- dav h isd e sire to vi-Mt ^ Order for a thorough investigation -Sheron, W. M. Scott, E. G. oU Tax District Number man; L. J. Hartley and Superin,, Special ian capitul, Munich. Schanmgl is from W. O. Thompson, President poor’ ab}* within the n cx tfe w m o n th i R G Dovcy> N. T. Cobb. 1 Fodr --------------• at the • meting, • was approved tendent T. W. Lawton, a baker by trade. after adjournment of Congress. * of the University, FLORENCE. S. C.. Feb. 4— An Atlantic Coast Line's Passenger train from Florida to New York was wrecked in the railroad yard here this morning. James Fagan, fireman, was killed and Engineer l ox seriously scalded by escaping �- ' •" t BY FRENCH A r ; n n 4 -,1 unentai Rescued From MOVE Are Capitol Dust Bing H u n t S ays Jus.sernnd, Y ears of Residence Could N ot H andle tions as Frnncc A fter22 In U. S. R e p a ra ­ D esires WASHINGTON. Feb. 3. — Tho State Department has rescued from it* temporary wnrtime ouartcra in a sub-basement a collection of rare gifts from the East, presented to tne American government as good* will offerings. Swords from Japan nnd Sinm. n stone from the Great Wnll of Chi­ nn, relics from Korcn. and rare em­ broideries arc in the collection. Mlsrellaronus documentary mater­ ial nnd objects of art, now in the keeping of the State Department, would, in the opinion of officials, be valued in the millions of dol­ lars if ofTercd for sale. The swords from Japan seem to have been brought here by the first mission from Japan in I860, when ratifications of the treaty of 18S8 were exchanged, w -a thoso that Commodore I’crry took with him. to Japan. When the treaty wlt» Korea wns ratified here, the mem­ bers of the mk slon from that coun­ try brought presents with them. The Japanese mission of 1872 like­ wise brought gifts. Congress may bo asked to mnke provision by appropriation for tho proper care of these articles. By Harry R. nunt. WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.— The •rrivnl of a new nmlunc odor from France, juat a t the time the Unit* ed Staten senate in Mall het up” over that notion’s reluctance to to arrange some definite schedule for the payment of its $-1,000,000,­ 000 debt to us, has piqued the cap­ ital's- curiosity. Special significance, if any, there is in the termination of Jusserand’s tenure ns ambassador, just a t thla time, and the appointment of M. Emile Dnescher. The debt situation, they believe, hma been a deciding fActor in the change. • • • • After 22 years of residence in Washington, it would hnvo menally and physically imnoasible for Juiscrnnd to undertake to drive a faird iiargain with Unde Sam in tne settlement of this debt. Ho knew ami recognized not uuIfU ie problem feeing his own coun­ try in respect to payment, but he bww and appreciated the poi itbn of the American taxpayer, who has been carrying the load of the Frrnclt loan. While patriotically presenting Four more lots in Oak Hill were tho French government’s view on this situation, the aged little added to thc sold column Tuesday Frenchman couldn’t con-uHentlously morning, nccqrdlng to an an­ make an strong n pica sis Ids coun­ nouncement by N. H. Gnrner, de­ veloper of the subdivision. One try desires!. • • • bouio is under construction nt the This inhnhititlon. developed hy present and building operations are long residence and increasing years to begin on three others next week. The opening of the subdivision, will not be found present in the which took place nearly four weeks how ambassador. An against the slight stature and ngo, has aroused much interest. bent (houldcrn of Jusscrand, Dnes- Mr. Garner states. Not only is this ■ehner is n towering, erect figure. interest manifesting itself in Han­ Ptalwntt, vigorous, in th.* prime of ford but over the state as well. One . ife. Even in his reticence, which lot was sold a short time ago to a le diplomatically maintained fid- woman in Miami, which is pointed owing his arrival In tho cnpitnl, to as an indication of tho interest 'here is a form and siggressiveness shown elsewhere. Queries concerning thc property I.hat wns inching In Jnssernnd. Six feet tall, or a hit more. Daes- are being received from virtually rhner has a personality and (tear­ every section of tho utato. Mr. ing that would make him n marked Gnrner declared. Likewise, the man in any gathering. Ho hns n number of people desiring to look long face, long nose and a long, over the tract in keeping the sales force of the developing company otrong chin. Ilia mustache also in long, the busy. Thc erection of three more ondn drnwn out into tnpering neesllc-psiints that accentuate their homes in the tract wns stated as a certainty. Other homes will be un­ length. der construction within a short I f f the longest, sharpest mus­ tache Washington has seen in lives. time, according to thc developer. His graj) eyes are of the sort Only strictly high-clnss homes lire novelists describe ns "piercing, allowed in the tract, which in re­ with Just the hln* of n quizzical acting favorably tawardq the direc­ snillo indicated n the lnes at their tors and in drawing a high class of purchasers. comers. « • • Sociully, the Daeschners bring a I welcome addition to tin* diplomatic Coin naiftee In Favor set ip the jicrson of two daughters,1 WorMfCour tProposal Antoinette and Irene. Both the girls spenk English, WAHHfNGTON’. Feb. 3.—A res­ and it Is expected the big embassy building at the top of Sixteenth olution which would put tho house street hill, which hns been pretty •■n record favoring American ad­ much of n mausoleum, so fur ns eit- Jherence to world court, wns ap­ tertninments for the younger s e t1proved today by the foreign nfgo, under the Jusscrand*, may now fuiri:» committee. romo to life and provide u letting for lightsinnd laughter nnd— who' BABIES START WITH knows?—possibly romance! BANK BOOKS To Begin Building Four New Homes At Oak Hill Soon ■ m i . w m and American money w a r the lin t eign gold or silver are Obt of fuck, * *m choice as it fluctuated less even as the exchange rate oh ft Ti n ' s S P P«r.cent. tremely bod. Nobody wants hard th in English pounds. « Now that the rentenmark has money and the quotation! on for­ 9 > T o ^ C j n t t y j j r e a d * - v . •> ■■ — A radleal ch been fairly firm for nearly a year e ig n gold coins in small sums is made by the hi. and Germans have general confi­ often 20 per cent below tb» official I K . * h « a ? dence in it, they are letting go rate for paper money. Foreign sil­ on the Vc r is in an absolute drag VIS UIC Q h p of their foreign money a t a rapid ver P o tte r y o l K uifls GAINESVILLE. Feb. w —Troek- Establishment Of Stable Cur­ date. Germans who hoarded for­ money market. 8malkmoney chang[made the Plan «f| o re S een Of) 'f ills ors and gardnen are advised to rency Causes Germans To t, D ecla re E x p e r ts ’ pay close attention to the moat deRelease Large Foreign Sums --------jstructive diqpase of the Pfflrplant, BERLIN, Feb. 3.—American cur Fcb* . •’ •“ Another j and to do this from tho time they AS A HAPPY FEED MER( prehistoric fcity was found recent-: , “ rcncy went back to tho mother 30 milaa east of Beatty, at the head , 8c,ce.t th*,r l? P U are country a t a record rate in 1924. of Forty Milo Canyon. The dls- ,<et ln thc ficW* an<1 cv*n after During the inflation period Amer­ Wc have a big viaioq fo r our town re covorers, Jud?e W. B. Gray and ' that if this disease—tip-over, foot­ ican banknote! and silver certifi­ , • ®-f D°nd, of Beatty, have been ! rot, leaf spot or fruit rot—appears, cates and all sort* of other Amer­ ican paper money were hoarded. . relatives remitted Comb P o u ltry Feed, Old Beck Horse Z j ' siSK Sr. S frS r l & & : cr, associate'■plant pathologist p - w * Friends and of I money to Germany in the form of to rival in hrchaeologicoi import­ ” * and it was tucked away for ance Pueblo Grande Nevada, the the Florida Experiment Station. | *bills This disease is caused by the ■a rainy day. While thc German ancient city found recently In thc SEMINOLE FEED COMP; fungus know ns Phoroopsls vexans, p“jj|tjr was fluctuating so Valley of Fire. and U^cornmonTy l'™ , j . F i £ ‘ “ A considerable quantity of pot­ J . M. McCaskiiU, Mgr tery has been uncovered, and it is (he said to be unlike anything hitherto i Pending Phone 94. found on-tho American continent.. n|’“ slzc °* tac P -^ ts when As soon as weather conditions per- j altacKcfl; mit, further excavations will be * Speaking recently to a group of undertaken by W. M. H arrington,■j™*kcrs about this disease, Dr. representing the Heyo Foundation J *»eb*r said, “If you intend to grow of American Indian Research and . eggplants, your attention should be JiW 1 tho Sihitbsonlan Institution. focused on the following point*:. »1«V* Mr. Harrington nt present is { <f> 1 careful in selecting the superintending excavation a t thc ? , , *\ov’ ^ n d probably Pueblo Grande Nevada, where nlthis purpose, a* there nro most every day he is finding evi- :ew •*. any spores of the disease T h e Go dcncc thet convinces him this city : «uc“ !i0,!- If4 *«« «» new 7 r ' Z W existed some 2,000 years ngo and , 1 , 8Urc r0.'* y°u J I a J J , . ? . T hat was occupied for n thousand years n?lrc‘«ot Krow" infected eggbefore it wns abandoned for some; P,nnt« within recent years. If it C ?MZ2 unknown cause. He has uncovered « to «se nn old Infected | by ntcani or 18 tombs, containing vosscls dec- rrcdbod, ateri.fzc it it by orated in turquoise nnd pearl shell fire. “ (2) Disinfect the seed by im­ cut into small beads. Tlio length Cold in the head comes from of this city of untinuity baa been mersing in r. solution of corrosive germs in thc membranes. They sublimate (1 to 1000) for five cstablishcif at nix miles. cnu.ie the inflammation, thc stuil_____ . _ minutes. This is for the purpose F. \V. Hodge, curator of tho nc.’s, the discharge. Heyc Foundation, hns recommend-1 of killing any spores that may be P R A T T S MASH SU N ­ cd nn appropriation ample to ex-(on the seed. Be sure that the, Apply Ely's Cream Balm ia the D A IRY M A N ’S D E L IG H T a l g r a in T ! cava to the entire city. It in cs-J»eed are not kept in the disinfect-1nostrils and breathe it. It i.-i un- W ILL G IV E YOU M ORE S H IN E SCRATCH MORE HEAVY GRi t iron ted the work wili cost nround|nnt longer than five minutes, tiseptfe. Relief in almost instant, M ILK FOR YOUR MONEY EGGS FROM YOUR FOR HEAVTI einn noon ■Wnsh the seed immediately in ru n -, 1 he head is cleared, tho inflam­ FLOCK * 1‘njng water for 20 minutes nnd ination soothed, the discharge is A ,T R IA L W IL L CO N V IN CE YOU. checked. --------- —— —— ^ J plant at once. That’s the right wnv to deal YOUR M ONEY BACK IF Y O U A R E N O T SA T ISFIED Here’s a wnv to take out mnrk.« “ (3) Spray the plnnt in thc seed­ caused by setting not dishes on bed and after they have been with n head cold. Fight the germs vour table. Make n thin paste of transplanted to the field with 4-4-(where they are. Then never again olive oil nnd salt, spread it over 50 bardcoux mixture. Spray onco! let a head cold get started. Apthe mark, and lenvo it for nn hour. in every ton days or two weeks, ply Ely’s Cream Balra ut once. Ask JN O . W. S N E E D . When you rub it off, the mark if there are any indications of tho your druggist for a bottle nnd M yrtle Avc., 4 lh S t. watch its quick effect. —Adv. I disease in tho field/* will como olT. Expert TeHs FROM GE1 to . SA N F O RD FEED & S U P P L Y COMPA! This is the Chance You are DESSAU, Prussia, Fcb. 3.—Ev­ French Anthem Is ery ' nby born in Dessau on Christ­ inas was given a dopoitil of three .. _By _______ marks bv the municipnl savings Adopted Irish n ___ ’l n 11 Vwi lank. Thc ilir.trict savings Lnnk K U i r I ) V n u l l aI Ji H is doing ha;, even more for WVj xO/ 1r S3 of Deasau nrrivnl), P v n ig v i. i or vf •i that it will give a bond for three i i •. i ‘ '* ? : - •* Mwrsell- marks to tho uarentr. of every then, , f ' NiV°,nn' An* «*1iiU born in l»2T. on condition that them of the Irish fre e State, cam? the i« n nt.s «Icts>sU oiic mark. TinJ1--? .sl‘ri,r ?.0 to. l,hL;,30,000 spectu- four murk* will be held in deposit tor* who attended tin, France.Ire­ on interest for 14 year* to prnmot • land rughy mutch at the Colombo* the saving spirit among families. Olympic Stadium January I. Few knew that hehiad n o rendition of , t - --------- W u n n o H n c ,.(, buy you a lot in the midst of most opportune surroundings where im­ mediate developments are certain to bring astonishing increases in R e a l t v v a l ­ ues. W ill |'V V t h , w - s * j g yo u r child Lisle’* masterpiece there lurked ...v . settlement of a diplomatic problef which has nuzzled the F rench Rugby Federation since the crea­ tion of tho Irish Free State. In order not to wound any him- i ceptitdlity, th* Union Jack ami the Cod l iter Oil in Sugar Coated flag of the Irish Free State were Tablets Put* on Flesh nnd flown on each side of th French Build'* Them I p. tricolor, «-."\Vhut anthem shall wc play In just a few day*—quicker , when you march upon the field?1* th in you ever dreamt of—these tho.president of the French Itughy Federation asked Captain Craw- wonderful limitli building, flesh ford of the Irish train:'" Both Ul- I’^ e r ' n » b| X lca1,lc,1l L'm *trr and the South of Inland weru , ‘ , ° n,p° "■'1 ,a ,;l,'ts w!11 represented on the ir.sb Uam. Tho l" P “ny thln- u,>'lerweight latter object ad to “God Save the a /," " 0*King,” ing,’’ while the former were ....— A" 'w,,’r ,>r *" nn', wherc riclwta nred *’ the necessity they are enpccially *pnred “ of* protesting arV :ainst the national anthem of the vn' l,np*1'- No need to give them again; Irish ish Free State of the announce-1*Py " " ’ro1 nni,ly <'0,, , lvt’r ,,i|— M ent | . r of . . the ...................... .................. leader of the.. ................ military Bteso taldet* are nade t*» take tlie nd op «u duty at the stadium, that I1'11** of Dint good, but evil smell­ ban*I ing, 'M g. stomaeli upsetting medicine his* nun could not nlav play it. “Just play tiu> iUu raid liaise nnd and they su vly do it. A very sickly child age 0, gain­ we will go on the field at the same time as the French team," Craw­ ed 12 pounds in 7 month*. ford finally anfd. ...... ... .............................. Ask ......... Rower’s Pharmacy, Dean’s •. , • Pharmacy or any diuggistt for C hlr * A«. • i j v. .< .ootind >ound tv. .. .qburg * public purks WIAV—Cincinnati fi eon- F. '.no ■•Wole high from now one— .cert: 8 quartet, trio, prince of the | <100 lino and 30 day* in jail, to j Ivories, orchestra. 11. C. erteg* I be exuct, if the city commission! WEAR—Cleveland (361.3) 6 J- W. Pennia finally adopts up ordinance that concert. AV 1.4 ,,f h«* passed first reading; The «r-! WFAA—Dullas (silenO. 19, S. K dinunie. it is indicated, is design- WOC—Davenport ( RI8) K ru­ ed to givo persons free use of the K:t"i t. soprano, 132 ft. U parks for (Jen tire purpose.; withKDA- Denver (322.4) !) nddres-*. Tlie at> out being subjected to haranguin'; Hawaiian selections, qi'nrtet, or l interest up of the "spellbinders," those who' l'h,'V.r"' 1 upccinl u.tsi would deliver advertising talk^ b. ” I’"- Mollies (522.3) 6:3n person* gathered to hear hand eon-]<>r' danec, cornctist; !> idallmeiit* . carts, hegg'-rs, and tlie like, c* meats. V Detroit Free Press (516) Wit no New* orchestra, baritone, tenor. i y f»rd, ElorJ Jiff i A S BAP l'i, Worth S tar Tel'* IM PORTANT N O TIC E! gram (172.9) 7:30 program;" 9:30 (Seal) , ..................................... JiutiihvMUrri Kxpr*-n Co .. M op..rr- »!•"««: 12 (SPECIAL) Negro H*dv ai»hi un i.in. lUi.itH I•«*tsv• i it ^SiiohI mint) moctinr (330JD s talk; TO ALL 1 I.IN S »•* Sit poiais, ut towi.t tlirouuii ’ n,u Hi features; 12 orehc.Hrat.-a. tra. N'otic «< I’a la tk a with W H B — Kansas City ( t i l ) 7 sp ■- ntent on ‘ tu 0 ‘ i . a a . r v s p r .s s trulu». r .- a - 'c iu l * • »l> ‘ "r "»» »0pjrrlor H.rouvh ..rvicu to w n t t f t.nil .mints la Up - v . a,„i t a , >\ I <A r han*a C itv Star (111 pleted, n i \ \ fully solicit >„„r I.u.i- -1) « school of th** air, a d d re ss, t ’ommisj j— Tho j r : , *»n<- *-t>a.- I.in* .|,„i r.k,SK - ,"‘r ■ L ,- ,r r -■‘‘Uibiville Time* (400) St. frm roncert, recitation. 4** J* 'll 1*1 I \ f«, \grnt , KIIJ—Los Angeles Times (393) sheet a1 Houfuril, 1 concert; 8:30 children; 10 acioti- KOI Ci THIN AND WEAK? Has already established a convincing regulation as the Suburb of tunity” and the quick sale of .vs soon as the property was pul on sale should suffice worth of this beautiful subdivision 't - x t a a s m . The Suburb of Opportunity N. II. GARNER, Developer . vu\v *rr*m' * & r evidence of the true �two iL A R S H IP S lW IN S T A T E SANFORD TOKIO PRESERVES LAND.MAR PRIJWS CANNED IHughes Sends Note? AT HOME N O W Of Explanation On I^ R p n a ra tin n a P a u f' ARE DEMANDED Reparations Pact; county, derelofe.1 "H e-h tS T L division is declireS all purposes, h»vin» the attraction, section of thJT„ Interior plastoring of the Mod­ slgmflcanca that n j el Home in Pine Heights, and ap­ homo seekerti t0 it/ plication of the outer finish of Btucco is practically completed, It was announced Wednesday morn­ PENSACOLA Waxi ing by A. P. Connelly, head oC PENSACOlT T . l the local realty firm th a t is raon- posal that ptn,J f zoring the erection of the home, radio b ro « d c a s £ & which, after completion, will be referr*d to the moi*1 on display for 30 days to show the people of Sanford what home com­ which' w n f u f r ^ f ! forts may be secured a t a moderate cost. Mi. Connelly estimated that the home would be finished in approx­ japan to REDl-q imately 15 days. This will include installation of furniture which is TGWiO; h l T Z r 1to be provided by the Smith Bro1thers furniture store. Wiring for comprising 40Mo‘J r lights already is completed nnd tho anesttflwmy will treater part of the plumbing work MaJ’ V t accordance1 crnl retrenchment pb a finished. The model home when complet­ ernment. The dii® ed with the result of co-operation have been selected u j of several representative business regions where they ' and professional men of Sanford | in an effort to improve living con| ditions in Sanford. It is the ob, ject of the builders to provide the j greatest comfort possible with moderate cost. 'BusyWomf e f Within* Three Weeks TOKIO, Feb. 4.—The h^tildinR nnd grounds of the famous) Peers n r i/\g _h -»t i n n m i r ( 3 u t have been sold to a sypdiento INAKKUYY whfch will erect modern ruinforc1 i; rd om ercte office-buildlnfm on the site. Visitors to Tokio will recall td W om an’s College S ays th at the entrance tc this clnb -wan Extension Expert Tell* Of . , (Continued from p a g * J ) r ; | ti Provision Should Be M ade ; through one of th«* threw remainGood Prices Brought By the agreement takes the United into European affairs, Mr, „ To include All D e p a rtm e n ts ' ing grent Kates of the Yedo perdod M a n y Canned Varieties States Hughes reiterated his former pqb* -------I snid t» be one of the finest types lie statement that the agreement v TALLAHASSEE, Feb. I.—The ’ertn n t nf the architecture of that , *' TALLAHASSEE, Feb, 4-- T h e ____ _ no _ ...................... makes provision for sanctions law passed hy the legislature in | time. The gate in to be preservmaking and marketing of quality - ''nnT docs W co m m irth r'U n i.Itcd 1023 giving a scholarship in every ed. citrus guava,, fig and oth£r pro-| States in any way th any action county in Florida to one student Who enrolls in the School of Edu­ ducts is growing steadily in Flor- cn3° thc contemplated' payments cation a t th’’ two institutions of >dn, and the demand for quality are not made.” higher learning to prepare for y j — /~i v i * xhome canned products is becom­ He nlno asserted that there was teaching, is not' broad enough in « ing an important Industry for no agreement to limit the amount its scope, at leant so far ns it en. those taking it up from a busi­ nf the American claims, which he plies to the State College for Wo- X h r i H P l * S 1 ,1 T* P 1 I C ness point of view, according to estimated a t $600,000,000 and men, in the opinion or Ur. Edward O i i l x I I C l O 1 1 C II 5 the ar.nunl report of Miss Isa- quoted a provision of the agree­ president of that institu -1 Conrndi, di, pr ment stating that “the provisions is report to the state s u -j American Legion night will ba hsll Thursby, food conservation of the present arrangement con­ tion. In hi.> and marketing specialist of the 'perintrndent of public instruction celebrated Tuesday, l*'cb. 17, a t the Ifemonstmtiun workers in cluded between the powers inter­ for the biennium ending June 30, Shrine circus, it w.is announced Home ested in reparations do not preju­ this state. 1921, jurt made public, Dr. Con* Wednesday morning following a dice any rights or obligations of The field is here for the mak­ radi’ expresses the belief that “any meeting of the stpm-iul arrange* Germany under tho treaties, con­ ing,” continues Miss Thursby. student who meets the require- ments committee. The day is the ventions nnd arrangements, a t ments for u g ra d u a l certificate to! rCconiI net aside, ihc f?r<t being for “Th" rapid growth and develop­ present in force.” The he added: teach, in provided by law, should Fustii on Feb. 19 when a tnor- ment in Florida, bringing the inLong Recognized Authority.' of visitorn all parts iio itu ia Ifrom »will utt ]' It t k,i of'I ' w bo eligible for this seholarshin.’ torcade will bring Lust is visitorn flux i** As tho law now stands, he points t<) Sanford. the United States and Canada, I "In conclusion, it may be said ont, students who enroll to pre­ brings the market to our very j that this agreement was negotiatpare for teaching home economics . , ° l i n;" L c2R 1 9,1?c* door:,. In fact, the opportunities j cd under the long recognized au* and for teachers of Public School i;i1 f vu"F mu"ic wH! b° K|y- are nil but rcady-mndo for those thority of the president to nrrange h Music are excluded from its p ro -. en in , the . two mammoth tents wlm are acquainted with the for- for the payment of claims In fay* } Visions. The same exclusion np- w" 'cfl w*" *** erected on the lake mains for producing quality, nnd I or of the United States nnd Its liest to students who enter tin* bulkhead near the Clyde. Lino who put duality in their Jara nnd nationals. The exercise of this plies ge of Arts and Sciences for dock to t house the Hob Morton ollcge A FIk Soon To Begin Work I authority has many illustrations, ■the purpose of preparing them- circus which him been engaged to packages.” 10c Eii In this connection, she points out | one of which is the agreement of selveti to tench. “The Inw should present the performance for the On Beautification Of I that in Polk county Miss Godbey, lfiUl for the so-called Boxer in­ broadened to serve all interest i Sanford Shrine Flub. demnity.” Fort Mellon Suburb . x£..U'‘.' state,” Dr. Conrndi add*, Report: are coining in hourly in. demonstration agent, has one dem­ With a few minor exceptions, the onstrator who sells rapidly her SK ANNK KDQEULY* ha s 4 tablespoonfuIs melted Crisco giving students in nll'divis- dlcnting that Sanford will play of the agreement itself fol­ si** Beautification of the Fort Mellon ion" of the college nn opportunity |,r)rt to ihmmands of central Flor- grapefruit peel at $2.00 a pound, text now become a by-woril *4 lb. chopped Brazil N uts lows the version nlrenily publish­ while nnother sells it for $1.00. In 1 cupful belled Mnruroiii Subdiviidon, which is being de­ to recuro lb i.chnlndship if they j,|a residents and touriaty. A delea m ong editors a n d udverin this country. There is one c u p fu ls B re a d c ru m b s veloped by the Fort Mellon Devel­ O h H e n r y ! \ meet the legal requirements for n Knti(,n of Shliners from Daytona pome counties in South Florida ed tlslng men, for If th e y wlah inuter- 2 Kggs change in section two of article ■bculd be on ■ (where guavas grow wild), guava opment cumpnny, in the form of yo'ifpit^rlist certificate > tench in I l o r - : wcro j„ town yesterdny conferring 3 dealing -with the share of the l.tl on the a d v e rtisin g of a curtain 3 c u p fu ls Milk Jelly is Hold for -' ! •' * cents for a planting palms and other trees nnd ,.\n , * . , . I with E. F. Mine nnd <5. B. Ross, in concern, where It Is placed and “All students preparing to he- ,.OPm.,Uon u.ith t|,o Shrine Circus 0 ounce container, while others in­ United States in the Dawes an­ how long the c o n tra c t runs, they 2 tublespoonfuls chopped Pareley shrubbery, will begin within the (oizny picnic. nuities.' This section, as originally Salt, p e p p e r a n d pow dered tu a ro sist 20 cents yields good profits. come supervisors, principals, su- , . w.,„ a „ r_ yhrinu Con mnnial. At next three weeks, it was declared know that all they have to do Is Wednesday morning by officials of ptrtnterd-nt^_ tic., anonhl and d ..; t| r0CC£t shrine Ceremonial, Standardized efforts would bring published here, provided thnt two lo in k Mias Kdgerly, who o rig in a t­ to taste. Ilrown Sauce enroll In the School of Education,” Sanford was host to thousands, of about equalization in these prices, nnd one-fourth per cent of ail re ­ ed nnd who m a n a g e s th o P u b the company. Cut m a c a ro n i Into small pleeee ceipts from Germany on ncCount he odd*, “but Lidents preparing it is indicated, with advantage ne VL Work of opening streets through lishi ra‘ Inform ation B u re a u , uml s ii I til Him i 7ii i mu v 1 1 i;u.t lit ij. . .. «•• -1 • visitors and tho Shrine Cirrus proa n d p u t Into bowl, add nuts, bread themselves to he become teachers to -o t one hut six crowded cruing to the persons selling their of the Dawes annuities available who has such Inform ation in s ta n t­ crum bs, seasonings, eggj well lies., the tract and laying sidewalks is limes for distribution ns repurutiuns ly available. of upc in: subject: may do so in products for the lower prices. going forwnrd satisfactorily, it is en, a n d m ilk; tu r n intn will divisions of the college, and days for Sanford. Tlie report snya tho Homo In­ should bo paid to the United s other But nltho Miss R dgerly Is a de­ ed e a r th e n w a re dish, dol vviili u..y t nid. Old houses that were on the in the case of Homo Economics dustries Exchange at Detaild, for- States "after deduction of the pendable Kourco of Inform ation In pieces of Crisco am i b a k e In ~ ■! property when it was acquired for other treaty I business m atters, sh e is utso a le rt and Public School Music must do ensted hv Miss Cole, ilemonstrn sums allotcd development, arc now being remov­ e ra to oven forty-five i *o under tho organization ns point- i / i i t U l G O V 11 iTf O .c l S tion agent of Vdusia, sold more charges by thisforagreement." j lo now Ideas In c u lin a ry m a tte rs. Serve h o t w ith brow n tcun ed to mako wny for the improve­ I cd out above. Therefore, the cdu- 1 In the official copy this quoted I This recipe for Nut a n d M acaroni N o t t — O a r rea d eri m a y obtain fre e j ’U , . 1 . , „ L I than S1873 worth of products in ments under way. cnUnnnl interests of 'Florida aru less than a year, and that Orange phrnse is eliminated. It was ox- Savory hns quite a n original turn fo g e cook book b y a J d r e s m ij l t ,f ,V..r • Much interest is being aroused bej(< r served, l thin!:, hy broad­ lo o k in g S e r v U e , SOS /'i//A . I m k , \ n. i ening tho scholarship law ami not cour.ty hns sold 2170 quarts of plained that it was unnecessary lo It and la one of h e r favorites: j Y o rk C ity . in tho tract nnd sales are being preserves and mnrmnldes, since section 1 provided specifical­ made daily. The interest in not Bbg»«rTl1«tb»r.ii,tMHH_-.„ limit the i rh ilariihip to one divis­ and hns orders for 3,000 individual ly for the deductions thnt are to limited to Sanford nnd Seminole mCidrCi, C,uM,a.w Il ion of the College." be mnde before payments to the containers of ornnge and grape­ Sale of n trnet of land compos­ Famous Philippine United StntCH on the basis of 2 nf fid lots, located soul.hwest of fruit marmalades. 1-2 per cent of the whole arc to Un ?q*2c Sale Begun By ed Region Is Open i the city and facing Geneva and begin. 1*011 GOOD IMtl.vriNG THI.Bl'tlO.VK tl Oak Avenues hy Harney Heck of Florida Cash Salvage m Store Wide Sale Is MANILA, Feb. 3.—The famous this city to thi* firm nf Fletcher Johnson Gives Views 6 Company W ednesday Hulger Building Company of Or­ Opened By Speer and WASHINGTON, rice terraces of the Lfugno tribe Feb. 4.—With­ lando, was announced Tuesday aftin the Bontok region of the Moun­ out undertaking to discuss directly 1'ltO.IIIT SKIIV1CI -Hi:A**Q,NAIIU;.|-iU(t, Bargains ranging in price from ernoon by C. L Britt, who with Son Company Today Secretary Hughes’ reply regarding PARIS, Feb. 2,—The recent ill­ tain province, which always have five cents upwards brought him- Lee A. Connley negotiated the 0 Telephone 93, Welakn Huilding. the Paris reparations agreement, ness of Premier Herriot gave been inaccessible to the outside Sanfoi tired i of pcopl *to the Fjoridn Cash tran <‘er. ft Consideration in the A store-wide spring sale opened Senator Johnson, Republican of Julien, the regularly accredited world, except over n narrow Halvngo Company Wednesday morn transaction is said to bo approxi­ this morning at the store of G. A. California, one of tho irrcconcii- chauffeur to the foreign office, mountain trail, will henceforth be lng when a two weeks’ aide was mately $10,000. Speer and Son and will continue nbles nskcil the senate today to his first opportunity in three years accessible to tourists in motor opened. Free silver to the first cars. The lfugno tribesmen have The immediate development of through tho next two weeks. Ev- consider "the grnve important ito l‘nJoy il vncation* shoppers who arrived drew a . j n Ji Julien erv article, including the newly n r - 1questions which have been present-I . has acted us chauffeur for. themselves completed the roads the tract with the extension of wa­ throng to th^ front of the building by what hns hnnnencd happened at Paris.” Paris. * lcmicTS Bnand, i iijncnre nnd over which nutomohiles can now L‘(l bv ter, lights and gas nnd the open­ rived spring goods, are to be pine-' ctl to await the opening of tin* sale. Herriot. r reach their territory, 5,000 feet ing of streets through the pro­ ed on the bargain counters. Virtually everything in tho store His job with Premier Brinnd was nboy sea level. * perty, is the plan of the company, Special bargains in new spring is placed on sale at prices: only easiest, Julien volunteers, M. The engineering accomplishment ft n fraction of the original valuation. according to Frank W. Bulger who materials for virtually every pur­ LIBRARY S H O W S the Brinnd never called upon Julien to of the lfugno:*, by which they_ ir­ S ijhoes, particularly, are slashed in w' ' b B. M. H etcher compose the pose, marked the opening day. Oth­ do any extra work, dismissing him lu n l A N N O U N C ES price while clothing of all kind* f|rni. Thc company hopes to he- er specials will be brought out B I G CIRCULATION icgulnrly about 7 in the evenings, rigate their rice fields on the mountain sides, e'en though their tlio bargain counter. A shipW" work on two homes in the new fi ' Is on from time to time, providing the excepting during inter-allied con­ implemert -re t rudest kind, Lof-Jllart Schaffner nnd Marti subdivision within the ne»t,^two host shopping opportunities in the FOR PAST MONTH ferences. have attracted the attention !tg^lTr*l»l»*pHrMnm-vnh*'\vi*h ws**ks, Thesv .wiU-hu foMoUed by history of the store, it is declared. Julien, while appreciating the irrigation engineers from” many KHM.fttwXbe Jtofcqing olaJBnuKh,! from page 1) in a few days. 'other homes, nil of which will be Throngs of shoppers filled the for a(Continued cool nnd correct man thut Premier foreign countries. short time ago while anoth­ In Sanford Throughout the morning crowds *of the btingnlow type and con- store throughout the opening Poincare always was with him, ■■■•nfrshuppeni paascsl through the taining six or seven rooms, Mr. morning. Sales a t end of the day er desired a hook nn the “ Life of finds his work with Herriot much the Bee." Recently a request for The house sent the postal pay lltoru buying in every department. Bulger i.aid. are expected to set a new record in more agreeable. W ithin T h e N e ar Future— and rato increase bill buck to the The large sales force was swamp­ Tin* hletcher-Bulgcr Building tin* annuls of the store. Interest sketches of I’ersian and Oriental “A tireless worker and very hard a r\ \ ed in the rush which at noon had < ompnny has already built four in the sale is not limited to San­ costumes was made to the library driver for himself” Julian said, i enate. not abated, homes .in Sanford on property ford, a number of out-of-town force, “ML Poincare did not appear t* Mrs. Brown stated thnt she is realize the amount of work he w as1 It wnn revealed that reappoint­ "A Grab-Bag" will feature the which ‘it acquired here last fall, shoppers having visited the store trnies .Saturday, It is the plan to In addition to those four homes, ^ ulrt-url* keeping up with late books as imposing upon those near him. ment of Brig. Gen. Mitchell as as­ 58 N. O range Ave. wrap articles of value ranging up­ the company has just completed closely as the appropriations of the Finishing my day’s wofk about It sistant chief of tho nrmy nir ser- ’ Everything required hy women vice will be deferred until he exwards from 25 cents nnd sell the Its fifteenth residence in Orlando ." library permits. An order for new or 10 in the evening, I had to be ____...................I packages a t thi.’ aniom t. In some since Oct. 15, according to Mr. in ready-to-wear and other goneW Looks Sis.......... now being mnde up and on the job at 7 the next muring. jilains certain statements regard­ t cede/ ft A Live W ire UepresentiitiVy ts Nee is in the store. Additional salmi ing ability of the airplane. of the pa .huge* SI hills in addition Bulger. ft help has been secured nnd every it is expected that the shipment With M. Herriot, it ia different. Sem inole C ouibjv 1 1 J to the articles of clothing will he within a few days. Many times lie bus dismissed mo Si effort to insure service will be will arrive The executive hoard of the in­ placed. 2,532 Books Loaned. H IST O ItIC FORK L A N D S before dinner, saying Good by, ternational kindergarten union held Tiie total of hooks that were Jutieu, 1 will return in a taxi,’ ” IN BRITISH MUSEUM made during the course of the sale. its mid year meeting in Wushingloaned by tho library during Jan­ J. S. Rockefeller To LONDON, Feb. 3.—The first EnRecently on one of these occas­ uary was 2,532; 1.H01 of which ions the premier, returned in a ten December 2fi to 31, 1924. n■■BftftftftftftnnKBftBOtHftaHaaftftftftftftftBxaaaaBiiiB i Plans were formulated for the an­ *— Wed Miss Carnegie gliih silver table fork, made in Lots in Bel-Air Are were to adults and 728 to children. taxi to the ministry, was surprised nual h meeting of the union, July 8 1032, ha been bought hy the Vic­ Placed On Market For The membership of the library is when the taxi-driver stubbornly re­ ft m 1,132, 274 readers used the read­ fused to accept the price of thu to 13, 1925. Means of closer co­ NEW YORK, Fel», L—The en­ toria and Albert Museum, South m operation with other agencies work­ irsl. Time Wednesday ing rooms 182 of which were ad­ trip. gagement of James Stillman Rock­ Kensington, The fork is engraved F1 Ik ing in tile field of preschool edu­ efeller, : on of the late William G. with the crests of the Manners and ults and fil juveniles. "Just shake hands with me, Mon­ cation were'also considered m Montague families. Rockefeller, to Mi* Nancy Carne­ “ Bel-Air" a new subdivision1 The library is open from 2 o’- sieur le President," the taxi driver ® I■ 3 gie. daughter of Andrew Carnegie,! ---------------------- ;-----witli ICO lots, was opened Wednes-I clock to 6 o’clock expept on Thurnasked, M. Herriot did and with 2 E v ery One a t a B arg ain on'EiiAjITtWnI “The United States now holds ft 2nd., been announced. Two of King George of England gave a day morning through announce­ davs and Saturday when the rend­ the other hand he extended to (he th rH> - t families of the world, hundred pounds of coal to all th­ ment of the Bel-Air Realty Com­ ing rooms are kept open until U delighted chauffeur a long black more than four and onc-half hii- ■ ; iu;f lion dollars of gold, about one* l!; en. o.-oi.g a fortune in oil, the poor people in the royal borough pany of which IL B. Lewwis in o’clock. Attendance on these eve­ cigar. O ak Hil!— P ine C re st— W oodruff Subdif i hnlf of the world’s total. About Other in litceT, will bo utittcl by the ,Jf Windsor above the age of i;n president, Tho tract is within the nings, particularly Thursday, is.) ’ J V*\. one-half of that is superfluous at a F mairiage. • years. * We a re a g e n ts for these subdivisions 1city limits on the old Doyle Home- rapidly increasing The annual meeting of the Na­ our present level of prices and is » — 1stead which is located on Mellonth nul congress of Purents and a menace. It threatens the sta­ 2 som e good buys in each V* Most attractive eunihum i m t of Teachers will he held at Austin, bility of the purchasing power of villa Avenue. f 6 It also was announced that the pink crepe do cidne are Imund with Tex., May 11, 1925. T H R E E LOTS ON )N SANF1)RI) ILEIGB money."—Professor Irving Fisher, - BY CONIK) i office a EVKRT TRUE of the realty company, for­ green ribbon have green ribbon of Yale University. C l -LOSE L V ™ '' J merly located at 107 Smith Bark running through embroidered ryefi lets outlining the waistline. Avenue lias been moved to 105 $800 each They sailed from Seville, Spain, (MMAT IN TUG MAFIC.. OF West First Street. TH 03< on January 15, and are returning by ■PO'M C'STIC G C H C N C C An atom cannot EN O S L epT l men oirid. Tho prices of the lots placed oil way of Havana, where they expect the market, range from $300 to 1*6 TH F2., ^ o v e i s FRDI7 Y e’SreFCviY. to spend a few days. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY F700 each, while the purchase (AlHCM 1 TtXJK A j • I CDldGllVc-'P T H O M ., terms are 10 per cent cash with tho LOST, STRAYED, OR STOLEN— or* tr. i Hd THAT A NO IT Airdrie <!iig, Laddie, about four i remainder on terms, 'Die firm is T h a t a r c n e e d le s s HAS NO W s^T lC U L /lfL t w o g s m t i t i/u q s planning to raise the prices of the years <Id. information leading to A FEW whiskey concerns in En­ ■ ■ •a i R e lie v e a t o n c e I lots as soon ns development? con­ recovery >' II he appreciated. Her­ gland—Buchanan, Dewar, Johnny f io p ie .7 HI M O Realtors *templated, are carried out. Walker and some others—are form ald Office SO, ■ , ■ • 4 -rrrp Rheumatic pains, lameness, sore­ ing a $100,t)l)0,f)(U) combination. The stockholders in these concern,i ness—pains you can end at once bless the two words "American should be stopped. The means rh# 202 F i r s t S tre e t. should nlwnya he on call. OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY prohibition.’’ M The modern relief is Red Pepper Rub. It so excels the old v/nys ft that there is no comparison. It is iHBBftftaftftftaHHaHBBHaaHBHHHHHaHaHi a i i i a a ||! saving eons of pain. Nothing else creates such con­ 2 U L A R T A & T e , e iT H -C R . H I centrated. such penetrating heat. A Sweet B reath And heat thnt doesn’t hurt. T O V lS G -U l S E T H S S E at all tim es^ SAVE ana Apply Red Pepper Dub and the ft Y o u 'v e R y i N e D t h e m / e v e n tingling heat is instantly apparent. , THRIVE For g o o d in . In three minutes that heat seems to reach the depths. Then the pain 1925 C;* A and soreness disappear. At first the result seem like mag­ ic. No other method ever hrought them. Then you Come to rely on Stamped “O.K.—Unckj Sa ft them. Y'ou come to know that most pnin is easily avoided. But these troubles often appear lli»- First Xaiiiinnl limik In na^runl mpdrtir* at night. That means hours of •niim lilnn mnl n|i|irutnl nt llip I’lillril Slntr* suffering. A jar of Red Popper *r*rrnl llmr-t n >ri«r n r h air tt> litiim a ri#11* Rub on your shelf would prevent •»> Frilrr.il Hank r u m l n r n nhixtr hii«l»r'*4 them. • h i t Mr rum III r w ith th r a lr lr f .National H»»k ' So many people suffer needles# Ami " h i n | n r lr Sam p u li hli “O.K.” • " l!’’ pains—pains that this method cun Imnk Ih rotnllirtril, l| In a hank w h r r r YOU end in three minutes. That is a In drpunltlnjt YOFIt Munrr. Afi«r ea.'ing cr rsakinb pity* Get this Rub today' and have Wrljley s freviitvis fix* mtniih it ready to end every such pain and »wectf7u »h< breatli. at once. Nerves are soothed, throat Is < refreshed and digestion aided. St? for pains of ■ So easy to carry the Utile packet! Rheumatism Backaches Lumhaijo I Sprains SANFOnD, FLA>* Soreness To New Ideas In Cooking A rt Legion Night Will fjg UtiJGDnuGu A t { Oh Hei S “A’ Acquired Vcdllc&nle Sanford t Property Herriot’s I lln e s s Gives Driver First Vacation In Years THE SEMINOLE PRINTEt £ i D A Y T O N A HIGHLANI GEORGE VV. ALBklGHt \ P a in s Three Bungalows BRITT REALTY £ 0 . E Sam TH E F I R S T BANK ^RED PEPPER RUB ftftftau v Al all JruffuU . . . Neuritis Congestion C ig jtC o U s Nan* | rntnnt u u boiajii nan* RawltJ. �ARCHITECT RACTOR AND §JJILDER F irst N ational Bank B uilding Phone 595-R 418 F ir s t N atio n al Bldg, Sanford Florida oppcumncc, For Reliable Service Jewel GAS RANGE IS LOCATED IN il h quality. in our line. L e t us e stim ate y o u r w ants Complete with Lorain Oven Heat ' .1 U Regluator, ideal in service and ap­ pearance will be installed in W e will both benefit. lality Material — Quality Labor A subdivision o f beautiful homesites. Highly restricted, and which will House and Industrial Wiring soon become known as Sanford's most desirable residential center. dagnolia A venue Ai P. Connelly & Sons Phone 442 ire installing th e w ire in th e model hom e. 108 M agnolia Avenue Phone 8 a m S TO RUSSW IN-IZE IS TO ECONOMIZE i tfd S iliiy • S ALL THE FINISH HARDWARE FOR THE ABOVE WE ARE FURNISHING THE 1 FU R N ISH E D BY the model home is being done by Lee Brothers ility goods combined with reason e prices make plumbing and fix es installed by this firm satisfac 'I to any home builder. ................... .. 1aven Uestgn RUSSWIN M-ou^Kt Bronze £-Steel When in need of Hardware, Tools, House Furnishings, Cutlery, Sporting Goods,—Call on us— We have it. SE R V IC E------ ------ Q U A LITY — — PR IC E If you buy Eberson-Lindaley P a in t you buy th e p ain t th a t lasts Lee Brothers Play Safe and Call 276 PLUMBERS We uru Responsible a n d Reliable 113 M agnolia A venue ) WE ARE FURNISHING Building Material u " tS jTiT/T fo r th e :s O v T vi * •. j odel Home A ttra c tiv q for y our home are being used in ^lgamated Roofing Makes An Ideal Roof For Any Home Home CALL FOR OUR PR IC ES B EFO R E B U ILD IN G Lumber Company Our Exhibit Will Be Well Worth Seeing. Don’t Miss It These fix tu res will m ake any home a home of beautiful light. S am ples may be seen a t our THE HOME OF Quality Merchandise At Prices That Appeal Corner 1st St. ' 'and'Palmetto Atc. 116 M agnolia A venue �IV’ ; ■ mwm •.-* tY- \V K~ ‘irt*1 ;vV«*3Vv The Sanford Herald It Fits Sanford Well TH E Sj )R D = As Brisbane Sees It V % [935„ ' Sgff- -aFS"P- •*m ISHUN, THE WORLD DIDN’T COME TO AN END AFTER ALL! OAN DOBj ■fcllirifhft fvrrc nflrrinmn i-trrpl Japan's Red Snow. “ Sound business is service tics A Stool ;•> nl SnuTmt. t l.rrftVi A;smoker n u . !ti(<*ri^| s« Bcentiil f l a w Matter. concerned.” This definition a d o p ted b y th e stu d e n ts of/A uBad Wheat News. ripc-s, which , ai >ctto,«r IT, l»l». at llie I’.iStorMoi* , Another War Cloud, DARN / *■at Hmtfnrri. FlnrM.1 tin lor Art of , tioch College has n ring to it t h a t s u b s ta n tia l S anford likes. find one when ft* jj? Man'ti .1. HiiT. • Back to Thumbprints. W H IG oT R Sound business is the kind of b u sin ess on w hich "T h e C ity ■> Women OU.AMI I.. IIB.tr. Killlnr UY ARTHUR BRISBANE G00HU»WM . HUM tltli IIKIIU Mnnnarr S u b s ta n tia l” is building fo r p e rm a n en c y . T h ere is little, if curm v. Tli,.y ' |C o » il(k l IBM) at Th e s e a n y , of th e sh arp dealing h e re a n d th e flim -flam m ing, by about equal. \\ ,tffd Balloon ■ Jilt tlnicnoHn Avenue I'hnne I-IN w hich "boom tow ns" provide g e t-ric h -q u ic k oppo rtu n ities, them. JAPAN reports a fall of red W B * <il niU'IIIPTKIV UATKHi w ith som e unlucky victim alw ay s h o ld in g th e bag w hen .the snow, three inches deep. Science ’ nn** V*«r $7.no: six Months IA.r>0 Lion in a explains it simply enough. The IndiverM In «'itv liy Curlier, t>»r bottom drops out. eyes. Thev n iri't? H ■' Week. lie. AVeekly Edition, $2.00 A ntioch college stu d e n ts h av e decided th a t th e ir clef ini- learned Doctor Fugiwarn says it he ■W 1’i * ■*• p e r Year. is not a blood red command from soon. ^ ' 1 mi i forth ti —------------------ ---- ----- lion o f Hound buninc:» "1m serv o s w ell asi a n opening s e n t - 1 ^ ^ " Mm i nr. it t i i i : asium iatiiii riiBJUi d ic e for a business code w hich, like th e d efin itio n , can be a c - ' t»» conquest. I t’s only n mixture of i The Vtiwoclat#d Press li» exclus­ German pro,- . , 1 and volcanfc volcanic dust. dust, ively ejitltl'il lo tile u.-m for repub- eepted in S anford as w ell-fitted to th e ideal held by th e c ity 's snow »nd fish to do trick. u*. llralioA of nil news dlnputehen No volcanic disturbance is re­ credited to It or not otherwise cre­ business leaders. Says th e A n tio ch code: j tench one to bV M ^ ported in Japan, but the red dust dited In this paper an<1 also the "Sound business is serv ice w hich b e n efits alj th e may have come front Manchuria, local news Plllillnliiil herein. All Berlin w o n w T ^ p a rtie s concerned. To m ake p ro fit w ith o u t co n trib u ­ rluhts ...f repuhlleniloti of upcclnl blown by a typhoon. public place;-. -ra,, dispatches herein are also reserv­ tin g to essen tial w e lfa re; to ta k e excessive p ro fit; to ed. ____ make them wa That’s [ to n( SIMPLER Japanese minds will c a te r to ignorance, cred u lity , o r h u m an fr a ilty ; to de­ *if i of course see mysterious meaning.i WEDNESDAY, FED. 4. base ta s te or sta n d a rd s fo r p r o f its ; to use m ethods not Fat woman ii, , i j in the red snow, ns many of our inspired by good will and f a ir d e a lin g ; th is is dishonor. [own simple minds would do. dte!— - £ 9 BIBLE THOUGHT F0I1 TODAY'. For intelligent men in this coun­ W henever I make or sell a p ro d u c t o r re n d e r a busi­ try the interesting v«.Ing in not the ness service, it m ust be my b e st possible co n trib u tio n THE GLAD AKAKKNINC*:—As color of Japanese snow, but the to hum an well-being.” __ for rni. I will behold thy face in size and energy of those Japanese righteousness; I shall be satisfied, H»*l. ,,.t a Close stu d y of th a t p a ra g ra p h will show you th a t it sets airplane factories, turning out GOO when 1 awake, with thy likeness. an unusually high sta n d a rd fo r daily use. B ut it is a s ta n d ­ lighting planes chi-, month, while Psalm 17:1G. have the magnificent total of ard th a t it would be q u ite possible to m a in ta in , w ith th e ex­ we cr tn in a!:ine!u’s>f( Jlanchisfr y * twenty machines, all told, fit to nut n hicyclc ii,:'i .r. a n MULTITUDES HAVE FOUND ception, p erhaps, of the la s t a ss e rtio n re g a rd in g th a t “ best fight in the liir. or acrobat, possible co n trib u tio n to h u m an w ell-being”. T h e H erald bc-j If war should come, with thi 3 THEIR HAPPINESS— lieves th a t no one is doing his a b so lu te best, and t h a t th e code country unprepared, ns it is now, L-n’t. it /iinnyh^ ^ we should see something wor.su In duty cheerfully performed. could have been improved by in se rtin g som e q u alify in g phrase than j ter looked la -t red snow. In thoughtful attention of the th a t would more tru th fu lly describe o u r alleged “ b e st” e ffo rts aged.. Buenos Aires , cji In the companionship of the to c o n trib u te to hum an well-being. ALL OVER the vvoird news about Im-rcn ■•!*;- j world’s beat books. Sound business .MUST b en efit all th e p a rtie s concerned, wheat is bad—except for wheat v/e just w..r 11, ,-,, jf j* In little unobtrusive acts of kind­ o r it is not good business. Also p ro fit m u st never be speculators, on the bull Bide, Ruscans can prontmC(g ness. J>0^\ DfiArt V/flSBc These Be d s cepjaimlV vjsr?erilT T iguP ihg oh ihe In the society of men and wo me i m ade th ro u g h u n fa ir a d v an ta g e , o r th e p ro fit is common i X els below the starvation point. ISThV SiFfiQ f w Every day no, th e ft. And c o n stan t endeavor to do th e b est possible work, WOCLP CCAllrIG IQ AN “ of high ideals. Austria, terrified by rising price: doing something ifi In writing encouraging, cheery deliver th e b e st possible pro d u cts o f o u r th o u g h t, o ur tim e has removed the tariff from grain. ince wav back v i M . letters. t’lCCME and our labor, is l he only course fo r men a sp irin g to honest Readers of tills column will re­ -----r ' 1 In helping others to find them­ member that when the Coolidge T A X usefulness an d genuine success. selves. campaign began, with wheat ai ciivac A lto g e th e r th e code is crow ded w ith w isdom and can be S1.1H a bushel, it was written here In scattering genial smiles and s to v e a * n a pleasant words. that wheat would rise steadily, and accepted ns an excellent guide. E specially h ere in S anford w In working for a grant cause w here sound, su b sta n tia l, fo u n d atio n s fo r big-city d a y s are thus do more for Coolidge by Cut without expectation of reward. soothing angry farmers, than ail pm f In bringing sunshine to shut- being so carefully laid, th o u g h tfu l citizens know th a t ’‘Sound the speeches and editorials put to­ ins—to Jhe sick and alTlicted. business is service which b en efits ali th e p a rtie s concerned.” gether. •a* B ritt Roalt • In keeping an open mind, hospi­ E v ery honest man qml wom an in S an fo rd can have a rig h t­ table to all new progressive ideas 01! R BEST financial minds nmy ful s h a re in th e p ro sp erity of th e ir city . C o-operation and and movements. bless that rise in the price of In a clean conscience and worthy good will a re to do w onders fo r “T h e C ity S u b sta n tia l.” wheat. / L/YntfJ ---------------- o-----------------ambitions. 100,000 mme votes for LaFolHOLLY’S TRAVELOGUES In the practice of the religion of ■ij | Iftte, properly distributed would j Lost Motion Love. DY R. .1. HOLLY have thrown the election into the | In the discovery of latent talent. House. The rising price of wheat In noblo thoughts and honorable IIow often do wo see folks, ru sh in g about from one th in g cost LaFollettc a million votes at Jumping from Sanford to Chi-(trees laden with snow and the lake A/it b elieve that oncj pursuits. engo ju'.t now ia like taking on-j, frozen over made me feel perfect to a n o th er, ap p aren tly ju s t as busy as possible, vet never !lcnst* In unselfish service and the re­ from a nice warm bed and dumping ly a t home—a eold storage home— the ‘"first principles lief of distress. seem ing to accom plish a n y th in g . You p erh ap s have some | g r e e c e AN iT Turkey have bint......... into................................... an ice cold bath and...such and here one could get orange juice In seeing the sunny side of life oi ut lu*ist one, ill jo i n ow n o llic o o r Mtoro* I nil llilli* to CMJ1 broken ofT diplomatic relations, i was my fcclinicr upon Inndin^ in for If) cents a thimbleful while the and making failures stepping him down, because h e's alw ays so busy,* a s if th e m anage- ; and there i s 'another war cloud I Chicago the other night after d< growers at home were dumping successful banking i stones to success. ....... * 1 * ..... .— --------------1 ' ...... 1 ---> • * bigger than man’s hand. [touring all over the state of Gcortheir fruit. m e a t of th e e n tire world were in his hands, and y e t h —Uy Orison Swell Mardcn. w h o le -h e a r te d desi Liko many other troubles this gia trying to get around the flood But it was nil very nice and very never really DOES a n y th in g . --------o-------danger has a religious background. waters that have been trying to sumptuous and my stay a t the Latest cry of the cross-word Folks like th is rem ind us of a sto ry we once read in S tic -1For” Tfiti year ^ ConBlmuinople 'ha-i drown out the boll weevil for sev- Drake was very pica sunt and evto be accommodat fans: a puzzle n day drives the cess M agazine about an E nglish clergym an w hose tra in a t- piob'cted or at least tolerated i. era I weeks. The train going n o rth . cryone seemed to he glad I was blues away. and helpful. rived late one evening a t a London sta tio n . Ju m p in g out he Pntr!iirch J»f H'" Breek Church, was onl> eighteen hours lnte niul m their midst and they never came there was considerable jtrum blingj nenr nu. L(J |Hjthcr me with any After all, figuratively speaking, to " m b .....I to!,I th e tlriv er to d riv e a s hurt a s he M 't o ^ - S r t S ■ tile part oi umno iH the passen- handshaking «*r elfuaion of any “Mn’’*Uong and the cross-wordt puz­ could. A fte r som e tim e th e clerg y m an grew im p atien t at Now that patriarch is expelled by mi gers but it was a good time to kind. In fnrt nil the time I was zle nre the same thing. not reaching his d estin atio n and proceeded In call th e cab­ the Turks. Like the Mexicans, : ieep especially since the riel/iy in Chicago I war impressed with .< -------- o-------- Russians, French and sonic other came at night. the fact timt very few people seem- 1 Ice skating lias been inaugurated man down. "I am obeying orders, S ir, d riv in g like th e fu ry ,” modern nations, the Turks have It started snowing north of Bir­ ed to realize that I was there at all. In Miami. Thoie folks down there was th e answ er. “ B ut you have n o t ta k en me to my hom e," conceived a prejudice against re­ mingham and while they told me j The meeting of the National have jjertainly got a crust. com plained th e clergym an. "You d id n ’t tell me w here you ligious authority, especially any that it was the first snow of the Electric Light Association brought such authority with its head re­ season in that part of Alabama mcn from every part of America Why do they call it "high life' lived,” th e cabm an replied, "Y ou told me to driv e you just, as siding abroad. and Tennessee it did not give me and we met iti the Edison Common­ when only "low down’ people in- fast as I could, and I am doing it! ” 1 (nny feeling of security as 1 could wealth building where we were dulgu in it? T here a re really lots of people ju s t like th is and they show _________ GREECE and Turkey fighting, - picture th - fields of snowy white treated royally and where some of J110l.e •/ m ,° „ i . . „ th is dispositioiunot only in thu. lit tic .th in g s o f-e v e ry day-life litjh e y must tig’lu, iaiieomii* u ari cotton—that would greet ir.e the biggest inert in th is'big induH- , Wr! rlniulo—reads ii"headline1' Lml t,ll) 111 tijL> b ig g er th in g s upon which depend the e n tire course ‘‘[-l,c.r fighting. ' Let’s hope that n« ip the stales farther north. An­ try met tn talk over various bind- 1 ■ S t m S L A in"; in’ j Of Ilfo. They ..re living wholly vyilhou, They tcrnntionnl bankers will find a way other very assuring message was ness relations and plans. We were that nl! trains w o e filled and no furnished with a bullet luncheon iya than one. [have plenty of courage, energy, am bition and all th a t so rt of to mix us up in that war, or por- reservations could made in t’hi- at noon and remained in the buildsunde us that it is our duty to cugo except by a week in advance ing on the job all day for tw j Anyway, „ y . ° ih,. M innc.poiu! '• « ' "»«*v jn » t l,.c:k a n y well d e fin e d p l"n . T h e y a re send men and billions to main. Tur­ so on netting into the Illinois Cell- days and at nights took in the ittisr Way Way, the muil order hoiisuv* sliij), ptil im ps w ith %i pow G ilul n io to i, but w ithout fttjj Better key safe for the Greek patriarch. Inti Ration in Chicago 1 took par-1 shows or hobnobbed with one an-] can't deliver haircuts and shingl.- compass, or helm. If we did send the money w -’d pains In secure passage1other at tin* various hotels. It bobs. You see so much w asted o p p o rtu n ity th ro u g h lack of p u r­ have the borrower saying, later, ticulai* homo f r the night when it looked i was so cold that going out was not. -------- o-------‘Go on, you miserable dollar lov­ An “old-timer" is a man who is pose in th e schools, especially in th e colleges. Most men, ing Yankees. We saved you from like 1 would be going . oulh again ■much pleasure mid your face rmfatu! was fortunate in getting a feted every time th*. cold hit you and women too, go th e re w ithout any u ltim a te objective, as willing to udmit that "in his day" and now you want your Pullman as th folks up there tutv- 1 right olT the lake and with a sting he was a regular “devil with the fa r as m aking a living is concerned, and stu d y first one destruction mean dollar: hack. Have you for­ ing heard about the Georgia floods j that bit right through, w im min". th in g and th en an o th er, d isre g a rd in g com pletely those th in g s gotten our sacred dead?" were afraid id traveling r outh but i Chicago i,*1 *’• delightful place . -------- o-------not me—I just ( raved passage in the .spring nnd the fall and unThere nre *I,0I,T millionaires in which m ight best fit th e m for th e ir life.-** w ork. How often THE GERMAN government do south at that particular time. 1doubtedly 5s one of the two big America. Only forty-three of them, do you see a man who intends to be a d ep artm en t sto re m an­ mauds that all candidates in '*5oP , ‘!m I 1 In a Yellow Cab I careened down cities of th:* Unit 'd States teeming s B K n a z s z n R a jia ia iiG in u B a rB a H a a x u a s iia J S U i says Dr. Comvell, were crooked. a g e r o r owner, stu d y in g in th e A g ricu ltu ral School! How -/i*: ” '"'V1'1 Boulevard with the snow I with million:- of people nnd having „a That'n a lot of apple sauce. o fte n has a m in ister actually begun his caree r in a law school! short linn.*‘iI- write:-. And each must '.Michigan sparkling on the ground and thou - ( Lhe usual problems (,f all great, ei-lzi ----------------- o — ■ T h e an sw er to such h it o r m iss living is sim ply a more write a shorthand that all the oth­ and of lights making it look like | 4ics. The gun men and the hold *j Ganna Wnlska, wife of Hernld ers can read. a picture of a “Scene in Winter". "I1 nien wore filling the pages of rt McCormick, fs appearing in var­ carefu l planning of careers. And th e an sw er for th e man Learned philologists, alarmed ious French cities tinder the name who rush es around from one th in g to a n o th e r w ithout ever ay “ Written language with the in­ At the Drake Hotel which i-- said j H'" newspapers with their muni M of Anna Navarre. Wonder if that accom plishing a n y th in g , is sim ply a m ore carefu l planning teresting historical 'polling of to be one of the largest and finest | frolics nnd two business house.-' 5 hotels in the world they*wcro supbombed while I was there be-(u makes any difference in her sing­ o f th e d a y ’s w ork. The successful man plans his day’s work words will vanish. Literature will pored to have re creations for nu* cause soiiie of the folks were peev-i a ing? 1-inn and grow dull, when it mbn! on account of so many con­ ed at them for something or oth-'tJj and his c aree r w ith all th e precision th at a to p o g rap h er draw s comes -------- o-------a stenographic literature." ventions in Gldcugo at this paitic- >r. Many lurid tales were told h y ,’n When you hear one fellow say a road on a carefu lly co n stru cted m ap. nliy time all the hotels were filled thori! you met about the vnrimt- J* it’s hot as Hell in the summer and THAT'S WHAT the Egyptian* and it was dillicidt to make the crimes being enacted but ns the « then hear another rny it’s cold .is piobnhly, when the Phoenician al­ desk man realize that he was ib>- bandits did not hold up the hol d la Hell In the winter, it makes you phabet began to replace hieroglyph e,% his hot ! a great favor to hitvnj0*' amusement places where I hap n really wonder what kind of t ‘inIcs and other a re bine writ in-- <ys- ing FLORIDA IN GEORGIA a Sanford man atop there. The - pencil t < be It did not behoove me peruturu they have down there, d I tonis. But better method never rates he informed me were Sli? a I l,s a quiet and peaceful citiz-n of Mia m i m a tA i.n -------- o-------injure anything worthwhile. day which did not particularly Im— { Florida to raise my voice in pr.tBecause a man has a big h ad In a few generations writing doesri’t prove that he has a lot A warning has been i ■nied t<> It promised a fortune from ten with pen or pencil will d; appear press me since Florida hotels have tf‘st and win n my business had rates alio end when I did not faint! !>'- ’> transacted it was with n fori­ in it.- Plant City Courier. Hut if or so of Florida roil logeth except for making memoranda, and nt tile price he allowed me to have) *0g o'" relief that I clntnli.-red he lias a lot In it. at least Un­ the people of Georgia by the Ho- acres with many other beimi'ii . It they will be a shorthand Wood- a room. (aboard the train coming couth and kind they're oiling here, be tou-l euritii Conunl- .ion of that Hate ei went past the t'litli if Um land all hi low Wil on wrote in certainly have a big bead. This hotel is certainly ningnili- -“ Hied down again for another again-t investing in Florida real hud been all that was claimed for shorthand. CCnt in every detail a 11(1 ha« 1000 *0,*Kr‘ ' developments, e x c e p t it. which In many cases it was not. Adolph Ziltcor, film producer, in estate REALTOR rooms or m..re with all ot the fin1h," s,'n’v wan dissipated by th • CHILDREN in school v ill use .Mo-1; of this land was sold to through Hocused dealers. The I expressing bis approval of Gloria est of appointments and the loam.' *1 Mm, f'outh nnd after nmthaluried ' typewriters, they ought t do so and other small Swanson’s latest husband, predict t warning is desirable from the i *'lor room had a mminiature picture of ordolaj of twelve hours somewhere that the uumpiit- will make a good standpoint of tin* investors, but the an -on in Northern cities, who ptd enve. Busines: men and ml hors Florida witli a f.niu:ulii. r-.y-il !n Goorgin ihe train finally .arrive ! raph their livings into it, only to find w'!) dictnto to the ploo F irst N atio n al B ank Buiklin?. impression in this country. The warning is likely to do a great palms and ilhei c nory no doubt “oc" Dnv»,«‘ nnd then horn - to jjj ■ question is, though, will he nmk ■1deal of injury to legitimate Flori­ wli n it had In-eti paid for, and and the learned men will rarely ; arranged i pevially for n y b-mHanford never !o< ket n lasting impression upon Ids wife. da developments, (t might well they had come to seek the prop dri­ write oven his own name. Booms 501-502. 1‘hone US *!1,11’ 11' n'od to me as it did Sun * The usual signature will I..- once lilt. In the (lining room the wait.-' day | receive the attention of realty ed fortune, .hat the land was prac­ morning with the sun sinning me down a t n tahl< thumb Iniwnys sat tically worthless. It his taken a more, ns in old days a Michael Donoehue, who beat hi ] hoards am) commeieial hodic . Sales F oyco M iss Uuim W illiams, -Mr. R* L overlooking the lake where th ■in good old style. !t is evident that Georgia is be- good many years to recover from print, instead of a written rigna] In talking with hundreds of pen-1 way into every Democratic conven­ Uire. Foots will write and son­ tion since lHtIH, died recently in 1coming alarmed at the number of the effects of this sort of had husi11 P*t? on the trip it was the cnnren-l ^u3H ueiua^llC3l$s■xa3l:3ZM sxl!^Ba■Bnll!1llz>c,1 Philadelphia. If he led the right Georgia people who are taking ad ness, lt : houId not be permitted nets on “the finger print of the oeen gasoline price iiicren^cr* ;omo- ; ■ust of opinion Florida toe . that ............— beloved.’’ kind of life, he probably bad no vantage of the opportunity for! again. nt (fastest trowing and the host riate where in the country, one If you can afford R. get your| trouble "crushing the Pearly profitable investment in tlii" state An investigation should be mad child a typewriter, and accustom mor.o for gasoline in the East, i in the union today and thousands Gates.” of pcop'e arc •ooking toward thin The fact that a gn-.it deal of mo- t determine whether there are yourself to phonograph dictation. the latest announce me^nt. • _ -------- o-------_____ _ *te not only for investment./ .- V' noy is being sent out of Georgia1 iloinpunies operating on this basis | _____ 1 ‘(ihnnirs. The inheritance The Bishop of St. Albans in an into Florida has alarmed the Se m Georgia m anywhere else. If THE SENATE kills the bill to ■ address urges that nations develop curities Giiinr.iis--.ii.il, which •- ink­ t hry are something should be made increase WISE speculators, who knew ^’ * " nJ* ''j Lhc lodi .doncs anil ..... fWH postal salaries. Various thinkers not fighters, it might be ing steps to stop part of the oitl1. ,n ’ ""x!. Flie.-e to miderstan I that Florida will not influences helped. Bigger govern- that cut throat emupL-tition, e ,p ?c-! * l"::. possible to prevent the development flow. iully among small dealers had pip r, Hie many tale >.f I stand for this . art of thing. miit salnriei. mean bigger taxes, of fighters, but to develop think­ Florida has no less interest m | Georgia has a ry-tem under That arouses sympathy in the Sen­ prices too low, houglit in the good 11Hr r M1. ‘'loruia re:.* e tat afiri • IR2>y Hi' ers—really the Bishop is asking protecting investors than the rapid growth of na. whii h K ilty firms uuq be liven,.- ale. And the piau was to help uli storks, and will now reap their the niauy posaihiliti the *U ant! t I M too much! Georgia, hi fact, this state h as’i *'d with the sanction of the Se- pay the extra salaries by churging harvest, ns price continue rising. tcresting tin* people ben: are In-j 10 -------- o— ■ of the north ! It ought to bo possible for the even greater interest. It ,can­ cuiitio: Gonimlrision. It is pro- , higher rates to newspapers and AMBITION LEADS before. Bootlegger in California served nn not afford to have mi idea go out 1able that the reouiremonta are [ magazines. That caused distin- government to establish fair pric ■* aa+never And Inst but not hast Sanfotl! his patrons with a drink from a that there nro fake developinenl for gasoline and oil, in the various TO IMPROVEMENT nol too stringent to be met by gjiisitctl publisher: to liccomc aehollow arm, and it sections of the country mid main­ ia known to many of them and t!u*y i . i . t i artificial ,that l , i i ' being made here rfur the purpose the honest dealer. Georgia is.tivc. think this city has a wonderful fu-l probable arm had a greater r i?.., 1 , tain the fair price . K y Jack | or liuucoing people. It may he justified in enforcing the reeula-l Keep :iiiv,* th e spat-jt o f nnibitinn '* wallop in it than either. of The i French government does Giro a * a great commercial center., questioned whether there aie any lions nnd hotild l»:iv •• the uppottl * Y * J FOR the |Tiistofiice vvorkors In my hut trip to r.rw York T Denftucy'a.—Pocatello Tribune. that with bread. Tin* price is rvulo itnijrovt nieitt. D eterm ine to einisi dent Me number of tin -,e, if of all the common ini hotlic: 0fjpoorly paid hy ihe world’s rich -------- o-------cmih! not buy a ticket to Sanford! uiated. ■i size fund for opportunity or eB, government, they are not import­ any. It would be pretty hard to this state in doing so. a < they did not know wh*rt* San-, You hear folks .ay, "If I had] ant. And besides, they are scat­ I invest money aoywhero in Florida e n cy , . » On the other hand Florida has ford win located hi- tn Ghicp.goI only bought that lot three years SOME effort will be made to sta­ tlir* ticket agents would sril vnp a right to protest against indis­ tered all over the country, rut ago when it sold for five hundred win. re it would not lie a gu > criminate criticism of Florida dc- enough in any one place to cx t - bilize price- | aid tanners fnr thstraight thrnutth to Sanford ori'tha! dollars.” And you will hear those vc i m m . At tie- ami t.un< - Borriu now— oj>en an account 'ulfl _ real political influence. I m ’products. It may include a tariff', Fulini.in and they knew nil nbnutl velopnient*. If the matter come eric same folks say thre years from state should reniemhcr some Washington they can’t even vote. suftlcientiy high, on all food atuff Sennr.olo C ounty B ank. _ _ . otit Citv—In f a c t'the ilckrt ng *i*‘ now, "If I had only bought that lot experioncea and should co-ojier-i to criou* Lsue thi.-* stale will re So tlmt it settled, for the time, from other countries. That would | know t wai from Snn'ird when T three years ago when it sold for ate ia protecting investors every­ reive some very undesirable nnd But post employes can talk, n» affect eggs from China, mutton cave him my name and this hows where. Tiiis is necessary fur the unnecessary advertising. The matthree thousand dollars." i** i !:m:vi* i *vii> ox H A H ''*' and their defeat now will from Au-tralin, beef from the Ar- improvement and ‘nlirhtenment all protection of the many' legitimate L r should ho taken quickly in hand least mean nt Hu* next election, to mo gentine, butter from Denmark, etc. ulont» the line. Florida v. | hav ■ Cora] Gabies reports over thre! operators. before real injury has been done more of the radical votes that give - ~ , no fear almut peon! • coming t o ! million dollars in sales during the Sonic people in this state will tin* state. There are hundreds of the shivers to high prosperity. month of January. Undoubtedly a remember that it is not many pl.Midid opportunities for safe ami THr. AN is lo keep the home ida and they are coming here and Urge part of this total came from ynars si nr r» Florida rccclvi-d a d c - j prr fitable Investment in Florida, J j s m in o le (J o im ly % WHAT goesaip comes down, and food market.- fm: American farm- In Jbc exodtn Sanford i 1 ,m,i people who live outside th- stutT culcd set hack from the op ration These -hnuld not Ih* jeopardized hy what conies down, goes up uguiti. era nt high prices, while allowing hav* her *.h*»re -nil v * - . t ' and Is a very good indication of ot certain companies which old any carelessness on the part of S a n f o r d , Oil and ga inline are going up, them to "dump" their surplus in that tourist lioiel ni> 1 ri the vast amount of weuith which land io rip North in .small tracts.i those who should be, most conienty c f ! also the prices of oil stocks. Ev- any «u torcign country that will ullo advertising and let is actually flowing into Florida. nature take j rhe auvertising wus very lurid. I corned. cry day for two weeks there haves j it. S T R E N G T H - S E R V IC E ~ her course. CELERY LAND' F. LANE i . ti; �l- r*J THE SANFORD Soc'ia en< nesd*) I’Brumm nd will enjneed»y Bridge Club .'the refjulor month tiness m etmg of the \'s CM at 3 P. M. at , 0. c. lcLcndon :30 o’clock, fnuc at (itinp of the a nv Hon at i* o’clock folat t le American [Turner Circle will ■red*.. ■illiamj and Mw. Rlentertmn with a lin oring M*ss B,anchc Herrin Will entertain |b at 3 o'clock. d*jj Tw’ of All Souls Jk meet with Uentt 8 P. M. m—f* * aturtja.v loan a: the Library •Clubnt the Librn\ club *- the Librajiuic Club will ick. ■ "" cl,b m e e t s fti, Sanford Shrtne i r overling in the | tie/ Valdez Hotel, j rare made for a i bid next Monday [J. Putman StcvPotentate. A jii beintr arranged iles from other ciItjd t* attend. • | g postponed 1tie death of Mrs. A. i »as vice president , clxrt, the business ijcrd for Thursday IfJIrs. K.'nt IWssiter Ltd until further no- |e of County For February Fcb. 2-3. f*b. 5-6. , Fcb. 9. , 10. >b. It. IS.Primary, Feb. 12, Feb. •ii-bi *. Feb. 18. try. Feb. HI-20. Fcb. 23. ,21. Jrammar. Feb, 25-26, fridge Club lined Tuesday !«m<on Mrs. Emmett fully entertained tho the Friloha Bridgo borne on West Secjvnrs nnd trwtivcl} used In deeJ»mcs Ridge for u presented a box of tfreshments of short fee were served after F,»K GASPARILLA bb I.—Fifty floats hands will take ~P»rilla parade and to bo held here l’* is stated. Five * in prizes will be *st float or car MANAGER m n n iin n iii General Grant Was Good Memoirs O f Army Sergeant’s Wife o NORTH A N D E A S T ,»ti 'has •!» M'iS K F O R SA LE! >_-hG .4 Acre J O S E P H C. W A T K I N S Singer Sewing MachineCo* V 1M Violet Brand Sale’ SPEC IAL Dependable Class Is Entertained Monday Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Bodwell graciously entertained at dinner Tuesday evening honoring Mrs. \V. C. Greening of Tampa, who is vis­ iting Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Cole­ man. Covers were laid for Mr. and I Mrs^ Bodwell, Mrs. W. C. Greening, Mrs. Mary llommel, Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Coleman and N. A. Shawcross. Following the dinner the guests wen* further entertained at the theatre. 5 s; Feb. 4.—City A. I!. Cutter as Salesladies wanted: Experienced * . F'°rt Myers to .•«aley, who has re- for Speer’s big sale. Apply at once ;*Apr. I. Mr. Cut- at store. lt , assistant city Two million golf clubs oro made ■“ •field, W. Va., in the United States unnually. •KO-NUT pf 39 SPOKANE, Peb. 4.— Little large a household# Captain Grant known incidents In the early army replied: PHONE:—Res. 428-J “Oh, thpt can.be easily managed. careers of Generals Ulysses S. Grant, Phil Sheridan and Georga I shall detail one of the soldiers B. McClellan are related in an ac­ who Is a good cook to do the cook­ Woman’s Club Plans count of a year they spent at old ing, nnd besides, I have an excel­ UNITED DAUGHTERS CONFEDERACY subscription B r i d g e Port Vancouver, TH E A T L A N T IC COAST L IN E announces th a t Oregon territory, lent cook book and as a pretty e ffe c tiv e ’ F eb. 3rd its 7 daily th ro u g h passen g er good cook myself. I am sure that written by Mrr. Delia B. Sheffield, HOLD’MONTHLY MEETING who as tho wife of a sergeant in we shall manage very well.” tra in s b etw een th e north and so u th will be oper­ committee of the Wo- the Fourth United States infantry, .Grant missed his wlfo very much ated o v er th e direct double tra c k m ain-line fol­ mnnu Club has announced that at this time nnd frequently ex­ The" regular monthly meeting U- D, C-, Major General Corkrnn, plans aro being made for an elab- the command to which they were pressed a desire to resign from the low ing te m p o ra ry diversio nbccause of flood con­ shared their pioneering of the N. Dc V. Howard Chapter Commnndrant, said that on behalfr ?£ate ,aV*,!'cr*Pt,on bridge party a t attached, army and live with his family, d itio n s in Georgia. experiences there in prc-Clvil war of the United Daughters of the cf the college he gratefulij"accent- CommS hT ° ’ Friday- Fcb’ 20; days. which some time later he did. After Confederacy was held a t the home movement has been launched the potato failure. G rant and his 1largest niTairs ofs ather aseason. t s to Arestore of Mrs. George A. DeCottC3 with a “a r r s old Fort Vancouver near business associate bought all the 1 nnd he did so for the reas\ Com plete Inform ation F ro m : an attendance of 32. ons which prompted its donors to Bridgo players are requested to whnt is now Vancouver, Wash., chickens for 20 miles around nnd chartered a vessel to ship them to In th e' absence of Mrs. A. P. ofier it. It was to preserve the across the Columbia river from Connelly, the president, the first name nnd keep before them the keep this date in mind. Portland. Ore. The Fourth United market In San Francisco. The ship ] B. G. AIY, T . A. PH O N E G3-J vice-president, Mrs. George A. De- example of n brave, skillful, hnrdStates infantry, one of the pioneer returned with the new that tho Cottes presided. The meeting was firhtimr soldier, and gentleman. inounces that amoTg^the^coming nrmV* I)°.w J,3 chickens had died on the way, how­ opened with prayer by the chap­ , , "willvbe —:.... .. Isuumneu ut Fort George Wright, ever, thus dealing a second blow The following resolutions on the activities of the cluh a large to Grant's fortunes. ' \ ATLANTIC COAST LINE lain, Mrs. J. D. Parker. death of Walter M. Connelly, were 1subscription dance, that wHl **-be Spokane. Mrs. Sheffield’s memoirs of these When Grant was ordered to reThe business of the afternoon in­ passed by the chapter: given immediately after Easter. days have been made public by r t for duty a t Humboldt, Cal., cluded reports from various chair­ Whereas It has pleased our T he S ta n d a rd R ailroad of the South William S. Lewis, historian of the gave Sirs, Sheffield his cook book men. The final reports of the Heavenly Father to call from our Robert E. Lee ball were given and community and the family circle Mrs. McLaughlin Is Eastern Washington Historical So­ his feather pillows nnd some trink­ ciety, who received them from Mrs. ets. tho chairman was able to report young Walter Connelly. Caroline Hathaway Cook, Mrs. In Settlement Work "During Grnnt’s stay of one year that because of the splendid suc­ ^Therefore, bo it resolved that the Sheffield’s daughter. at Fort Vancouver he nnd not mndo cess of the ball, all outstanding N. Do V, Howard Chapter of the General, then Cnplnln Grant, an enemy and gained the friend­ The following announcement bills of the Chapter have been paid United Daughters of the Confed­ regimental quartermaster and ship nnd good will of everybody,” and there remains a substantial eracy extend its heartfelt sympa­ which appeared in a Brooklyn was „ „ 3, Sheffield wrote. "He was „„„ inthies to the family in their sor­ Standard Union will he of much in­ was in charge of the transpnrtn- Mrs. sum in the treasury. , m °/ ^ e Fourth infantry on Its deed* one of nnturo’s noblemen." row. terest to many in Sanford as Sirs. At this time tho chapter express­ long journey from Governor s Is­ Thnt we commend them to our Norma McLaughlin is a former land. New York, to Fort Vancouver ed its appreciation and gratitude residentwith many friends here. INVESTIGATE FACILITIES to the chairman nnd committees Heavenly Father from whence all 1852. The trip was commenced The annual dinner nnd meeting in whose loyal effort's mnde possible | comfort conieth. on July 5, by steemer for AspinE Vi N W 'i of Section I,T o w n sh ip 21, S.. R ange 29E. JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Feb. 4. tho splendid social nnd financial i That a copy of these resolutions of the School Settlement Associa­ wall. Panama, nnd thence across success of the ball. A motion was be sent to the bereaved family, a tion took place last evening a t the tho Isthmus of Panama by train, —Investigation of Jacksonville ns NW 'A N W '/i o f Section 12, T ow nship 20 S., R ange 29 E. of shipment of citrus fruit passed that the secretary send »p,bc i k c o V p „ ™ i " l i „ : ie“l'm C?Lh° r >» ■j.ck.on boat, on mulebnck #,ml afoot. The port for Kuropenn ports is to be made officerwere accompanied by their notes of appreciation to the vnr- - 1* «'»■ s tir s i K hj f s a f c families and some of the women by government agents, according for publi sofnthe. settlenien) i o u s business establishments to The Sanford Herald gave a report on carried small babies. to advices received here from •• *a| the work of Hit? settlement, SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLO RID A whose generous assistance helped cation. which Washington. Word has been re­ To add to the difficulties of the to mnkc the ball n success. “Blest be the tie thnt hinds was followed by reports of the va­ journey, the California gold rush ceived that K. S. Gregg, chief of At the close of the business, Our hearts in Christian love, rious officers of the organization. war in full swing, nnd after tho the transportation division of the Mrs. L. G. Stringfellow rend a The fellowship of kindred minds After the dinner at which many regiment had boarded a stenmer United States department of com­ most interesting article from the : To like to that above." prominent school alumnae were r,n the Pacific side of the isthmus, merce. and H. B. Smith, European “Confederate Veteran" which t o l d S i g n e d : represented, n song was given by Asiatic cholera hrokc out. Snn agriculture expert, will look into of the presentation of a bust of Mrs. J. D. Parker, Miss F.lvn Evans, followed by a Francisco was reached Sept. I, hut the possibilities of shipping citrus Gen. Robert E. Ix’e to the Royal Mrs. L. A. Brumley, Play called the “Story Book Bnll" no shore leave was granted for fruit from this port or other South Mrs. Clifford Roll. Military College at Sandhurst, which was very creditably enacted fear of desertions to seek gold. At Atlantic ports. Mrs. G. W. Spencer. Eng. In accepting the gift of the by eighteen of the settlement chil­ Benecin, Cal., an army post, the dren. Assisting Mrs. McLaughlin regiment went into camp to recu­ in the arrangements were the perate until Sept. 18, nnd then CIRCUIT COURT REVERSED E m pire L and Com pany, ow ner of th e above described PERSONAL Misses Mary Spalla and Momena again carded ship for Fort Van­ TALLAHASSEE, Fcb. 4. — By Caruso. lands is closing out its in te re sts in Florida, and will sell couver, which was reached some memorandum decision without days later. nt th is low price if taken a t once. * Mrs. C. A. Williams left Tues-i Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Stokes have opinion Division B. of tho supreme Besides the army hnrrncks there, court has affirmed the decree of clay morning for Quitman, Ga., ns their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. • consisted Sunday School Class the called by the Illness of her daugh Albert Cutter of Loveland, 0. „ town ,, . . . .of the Hudson’s . tho circuit court of Dado county in Bny Company s trading post and a , the case of the Richland Farms ter. If In terested , W rite or W ire Is Entertained dozen log huts of Indian and half -1 Company and James R. Reid, apE. L. Padgett nnd J. R. Padgett, brce.l employes of the company, pdlants, vs. Samuel H. Tobin, np. H. C. Du Bose returned Tuesday of Pnlntka are spending a few days ** — Misses Ruby nnd Clifford Riv­ which carried on extensive trap- police. The case involved a note from a business trip to Washing­ in Sanford on business. ers were the charming hostesses ping operations with Fort Van­ of $700 given in a transaction beton, D. C., and other points in tho couver ns the base, to the King’s Daughters Sunday tween the parties to the suit. north. Jake Espendahl and S. E. Shoth- School Class, Tuesday evening. In order to raise the money to cr of Daytona spent Monday in The winter chill was still in evi- bring his family from the east, Circle No. Two All Souls Catho­ Gus Lowenstein and Hector Cam­ Sanford getting candidates for the dence } R EA LTO R as the class drew near the Captain Grant with a fellow officer lic Church will have a cooked food eron, prominent business men of ceremonial id Daytona of the Mor sale, Saturday afternoon at the Jacksonville, are spending a short Occo Temple to be held Feb. 29. I’iggly Wiggly. while in Sanford. Lake W ales, Florida Mrs. C. W. Stokes, Miss Dorothy Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Fox have re­ S uite 3 R hodesbilt A rcade Building Miss Ruby Rivers , vice-presl- or flooded out the crops. turned to their home in Ocala after Stokes, Miss Kitty DuBoso, Mr. nnd In the spring of 1853 Captain Mrs. Albert Cutter of Loveland, i ,h.nt presided in the absence of a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Emmett asked Mrs. Sheffield to take O., formed a congenial party | Miss Maude Caraway. Several Granther McCall. EASY PAYM ENTS home ns boarders himself motoring to Daytona Beach, Tue»- : matters of vital interest to the into STA TE R E P R E S E N T A T IV E FOR EM PIR E LAND Lieutenant Phi! Sheridan, Captain Machine* Itepalrcil anil Itentml I class, were discussed and plans George H. McClellan and two oth­ A. D. Kelhan of Norfolk, Vn., is Wr 11it ilrniatilehlitit ------------------------------ COM PANY — ------------------------) were made for its welfare. spending a short while in Sanford ers. When she objected . that i*h • pit one iso-w. at a i:u»t i *i si. W. A. Reinhart, Duncan MacAfter the business, the hostess would be unable (U> care for s> \Y. H. Mints, Branch Mgr. on business. Naught, William Byrd, A. J. Duv-! served delicious punch nnd cake, C. N, Williams is in Tampa ies and Dow George, all of Min and the social half hour was great­ where he Is attending the South nenpoHs, Minn., hut who are spend­ ly enjoyed. > *****m m m nm um uuym nuunm unn»u*um nm um unuuu*nm nm «um uuM nnK uuum uunnunuuuuw m uuH m m m m m w m nm nm uunum um um uuU The King’s Daughters Class Florida Fair and Gaspnrilla cele­ ing tho winter in Winter Bark, bration, which Is nn annual event motored to Sanford Tuesday to piny organized at the beginning of Sunday School year, with Mrs. H. golf on the Sanford golf course. of (lint city. Smith ns teacher, nnd extends n ,- „ | cordial welcome to young Indies l>■-1® ♦ CITY BUYS PARK j tween the ages of 17 and 25 to I Feb. t — The join. The present enrollment is Lake Mary School cityTALLAHASSEE, of Tallahassee has purchased 20. 48 acres of land bordering the Old Honor Roll Spnnish Trail ubout half a mile Salesladies wanted: Experienced ea:it of the city, to be developed form ^Speer’s big sale. Apply at once n The following pupils were hon­ for city park purposes. The prop- a t' Htilrel ored by being placed on the honor erty is a part of the old Perkins i,ns ovor driven a hall roll of the Lake Mary school for homo site, is covered with fine old ( Ko live oaks ami other trees, and city four hundred yart?s. The official the month of January: Fifth Grade: llama North, Des- officials believe it will make an record for the world is 395 yards. sie Singleterry and Hesha Touch­ ideal spot for recreational uses, ft James Braid drove a hall this dis­ adjoins the property of the Talln- tance nt Walton Heath in 1905. stone. Sixth Grade: Burney North, hassco County Club’s golf course. Mabel Ferguson, Charles Sewell, *:• •>v •:* ■!'■>-> *:•-81 •:*+•{•*}• Elmore Lloyd and Albert Whitaker Seventh Grade: Myrtle North, Richard Vernny and Hammond Dixon. •bk were Mrs. Hunt, The Dependable Class of the l] m rV Edward Betts Methodist Church held its monthly “/fillips, Mrs. Perry and social meeting nt thej •r. Whitner, Jr., Mrs. business i ami JR Florence home of the teacher, Mrs. W. o- j Thornton Monday evening. Tho usunl business meeting was fol-j lowed by a buffet supper. j Those present were Miss Lillian ( ! NHST ( MILE It At Shinholserd. Mrs. Ned Smith; Miss Bobbie Chapman, Miss Maude Tyre ■SEMHA l„ Saxony, Miss Drane Roberts, Miss Clara but cable railway in Rankin, Miss Helen Chopening, urry passengers has Miss Rosamond Radford, Miss It starts in this Frances Hughey, Miss Marion two miles to tho Hand and Miss Nomie Williams. 1‘j'^ntnin, which has feet above the Dinner Given In Honor ?' '-K' . led from the Pursuits. Of Charming Visitor 3fin 1• MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. 148 F. S. Primary, Effll >AY,1 Diamonds SP E C IA L — THIS W EEK ?f m"plo siigar, an(l Pecan n uts One Fine Blue W hite 85-100 10nl> 10c lb. C a ra t .............................. $275.00 F ine Blue W hite l 1-5 carat $400.00 Kandy Kitchen McLaulin. The Jeweler Do you want a Home? TUB SILK Large bright stripe, all silk. 82 inches wide. 98c yard $2.19 and $2.49 yard. YVc will build a house to your order from our plans or your own, at our new suburb now being* prepared and developed two miles from the centre of Sanford. Large lots, beautifully wooded. Easy of access. All improvements. We will build your house if you have a reasonably small s u p *1 of cash to start with and you can pay the bal­ ance in easy monthly payments ex­ tending over a period of years the same as you now pay rent. Imported Silk and Cotton Crepes 44c Cotton, Sport Stripe, 40-inch Voiles. Small figured prints, guaranteed fast color. Violet Brand Sale.............................................................................44c yard NIJ SYLK IMPORTED VOILES Large stripes, guaranteed permanent finish; 36-inch. Small check with silk stripes in all shades 89c yard 98c yard i ■ Ml iV !♦♦♦ EVERFAST LINEN, shrunk, 45 to 36 inches, guaranteed fast to everything in every shade. Violet Brand Sale..................................................................... 98c yard We charge nothing for the plans or supervision and will only build the first 10 houses ourselves to g et a good class of people started at our new place. Public announcements of name, of suburb, prices of lots and location will be made St. Valentines Day. You must have some cash to start you and the houses will cost complete with the ground from $4,500 to about $7,500 or more if you desire. Address immediately in confidence % 21c yard for Best Bleaching, Pajama Chheck, and large size Buck and Bath T o w e ls.............................................................................................................................. 21c ■ *n. YoWell Company 4 DAYS Everything New That’s Good 4 DAYS “A. B. C.” Sanford Herald ■ B auaH M aH H B H B M aB iM M iaM « H £ iaK 3 aB 9 3 B aau iiaa3 aaaaE 3 M aajB aaaaaa3 aiB x aa3 flK D aaaah * aaB aa« H B B B aiaaa3 3 aaaan « ‘T H E H O U SE O F Q U A L l'11 J, / V' - -- , .fv K- �7m m O V 'K V o M A A N CM . ««’ •----- * , ** 0% T it CD ft to X Cal N Ctf >» to TO Tu -5 * * * >0 ft X S Y1 0) *«■ X o . X N -- S X X S '/ * « X to X U) X Cil »0 tu N «"#tf Cu to Cu to Cu ftfta *> >0 >0 r» to to N ' to 5 •,;. "X t » <* ft'h H . . . ^ to ■ " T •~ SO JL L . to X ■* * SO - W IL L O W ' ftil 0 to to to ft to o X to ti ■73T. N® > ‘o s. 2 to N to to * v* 2 ** to to r .ft to to to vo to to ft to to to to to to X x£ to ft 99 »• ,r* to to to to to N BAY Vs vd to s vO v. V, to to s to •< to ft V. to to to ft* S O X Vs to to Vs o to vo 00 VO to VO X *o TO to X TO o ft C (h >] /<• s o to v* to To 3*0 SO Vs to Si \ t, U> VO VO s vo to vo vo Cu to Vs o So' SO SO .CO s o M£LLONV\LLL so to vo Cb *♦ So 30 to to • to to to -ft ft} v£ to V *» * *» 1 3 0* so' .co' 3 o So' AVEL The Suburb of Opportunity N, H. GARNER, Developer 112 Park Ave �*fc =. tr=~= Crossword Puzzle SA1 ServicesH eld For C. C. W oodruff GOV___ .......................... Feb, 4,—GovT. de tb* followernor men who fall* for yourself. drflnltlon* Funeral H *vke*.for Charlei C. in f «L. m i— ,ieremi How come? Figure h,!V it out ■ ' their selee Woodruff, Who died suddenly Sat­ ed to qualify tlon at the polls last Nov, 4: P. urday morning, while superinten­ H. Moody,, of LeCros se, to be con­ ding conitrnsuon wprk being done *71 Title oT R ussian R ed 's Y outh hy the city on the boat basin, were stable, district 2, Alachua county: dla Is Told B y Cousin L iving held a t the residence on Myrtle H. D. CorbettB Punta, Justice of Safely Irt U n ited S ta te s Avenue Sunday afternoon at 3 peace, district 18, L ie County; H. □ _ L J A. Pledger, Panama City, justice o’clock. of peace, district 1, Bay county; .WENATCHEE. Wazh., Feb. 4— A large number of friends and S. D. Adklson, Laurel Hill, consta­ Mix Banditry crey park came under suspicion. How an experience In the early relatives assembled a t this time ble district 2, Okaloosa county; McCarthy posed as a snfeblowcr, life of Leon Trotaky which re­ to pay tribute of respect to the D. E. Devis, Safety Harbor, consta­ Prove Futile; learned things, and not very long sulted in saving him from execu­ memory of one whose passing is ble district 9, Pinellas county; Al­ indlt’s History afterward the thrrV men and the tion by tho Russian Cutrlst gov­ keenly felt. The beautiful scr- fred L. Ivory, Fellsmere, justice With Thrilling woman, an im enal of small nrms ernment made him a convert to , vices were conducted by Rev. E. D. of peace, district 14, St. Lucie 9d Many Escapes and $400,0'-0 in securities fell into communism was related recently Brownlee, who spoke words that county; and A. T. Criswell. High the patient clutches of the law. by his cousin. Mrs. Rose Kornbllt were a eomfort and solace to the Springs, constable district 20, Ala­ When tho woman was tnken to Feb. 4.—In thb of Manson, Wash. The mothers of sorrowing loved ones. The choir chua county. All the appointments there haa been no the Federal building nt 31st S t, Trotzky nnd Korpbilt wbre sisters. from the Presbyterian Church, who arc good until the next general sang Rock of Ages And Beautiful election. Gerald Chapman, and 8th Ave., she was wearing When quite young Trotsky, Isle of Somewhere, were Miss Ma- I ---------------------------- ---------------lj] bandit who will about $3,000 worth of Jewelry. whose real name is Leon* Brunshblo Bowler, R. I*. Chtfstenbery , RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEATH His Near Escape. I murder charge In tocn, was sent by his woalthty par­ C. C. Howard and H. Dnrrow. While being questioned Chapman bt with all his clev. j OF WALTER M. CONNELLY. ents, David and Anna Brunshtoen jumped out of a window. His capThe services n t the grave were in nevertheless fell from their home in southern Rus­ Re greatest error a tors thought he had committed Whereas, God in His infinite sia to European schools, Mrs. charge of tho Elks, of which order Mg. Woodruff wns a member, j wisdom, has deemed wise to take suicide, but the bandit was recapnit. Kornbilt said. He sympathised tho and the services were both impres­ tured n few hours later in n va­ his life W alter Connelly, the with fellow students less fortun­ nnd beautiful. The pall bear- I from ... There was a wo- cant room In the snmo building. non of our Brother Ki wan inn nnd ately situated thnn himself, nnd sive era were Forrest Lake, Geo. A. De past President, |fe of CJerald Chop- He had dropped to a ledge, run A. P. Connelly, ami divided his means with them. Cottes, C. M. Hnnri, H. McLauiln, along to nnother room, nnd there Whereas, we grieve over the loss Later Trotzky was Jailed by the T. F. Adams, nnd G. W. Bailey. Iruly a mystery wo- concealed himself. of this fine, useful nnd noble Czarist government on a chargo “I was nearly out of my mind,” (unian bloodhounds young citizen of our city, nnd of being a socialist, nnd was con­ JUDGE DISQUALIFIED |t run Chapman to he explained later. “Officers had 7Z Whereas, we deeply nnd sincere­ demned to die. It was than that ly sympathize with our fellow biter two years of been grilling my wife for hours the friendly acts toward his fel­ TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 4.-G ovand hours until she was nearly a pot discuss her. low students borne their fruit. ernor Mnrtln has assigned Judge Kiwanlau in this great sorrow, tia, however, enough wreck.” They started to dig a tunnel into Angus Summer, county judge of therefore be it •it the theory that Chapman and Anderson each Resolved, that this Kiwanian his cell and effected his esenpe on St. Lucie county to hold county U one of the wisest wont to Atlanta under 25-year Club of Sanford extend to Kiwan­ the night before ho was to have court In Palm Beach county begin­ ian Connelly and his family this "carefully sidestep- sentence. They wore closely watch HORIZONTAL Negative. been hanged, his cousin related. ning Feb. 5, because of disquali­ Identical. buiiness of romance. ed, yet only a few months after Artificial cave. Dressed in feminine garments, he fication of Judgo Richard F. Rob­ expression of our condolenco and Dread. abe was with him his arrival Chapman escaped, and Period. , fled to Pnrls, and kept himself in bins in two cases. Judge Sumner sympathy in this snd hour, and be Evening meals. lit the time of the riot long after Anderson joined A form of moisture. seclusion until the vigilance of the will preside over the trial of A. A. it further, Wheeling. Resolved, that a copy of these fctober, 1921. It is him. Not in Russian secret police wns relax­ Atwater, C. F. Knuth, Kenyon Soon. arith him In New And for two years Chapman and Rested. ed. Then he enme to Americn, Riddle, Carl Riddle, E. E. Gleason resolutions he Rent to uur Broth­ Duck with very fine clown. Pwas first captured. the mystery woman were together Child. where he assumed the name of and Clyde Miller, charged with un er Kiwnnian, A. P. Connelly and Smell. wts with him in until the law again separated Move rapidly. Trotzky to help In avoiding detec­ lawful aesembly nnd obstructing his family, and be it further Undeveloped flower. Resolved, that n copy of these jvberc ho was re- them. Ozone. n highway and conspiracy. He will tion. Incline head. resolutions be spread on the min­ Part of head. also preside over tho trial of S. F. Ik or so ago. “So it U only nnturnl that Leon Knuth, Harry Benson, J. C. Powell utes of this club, nnd l>c It further A unit. Fertile sport in desert. In Store. , would believe in communism," Like. Resolved, that a copy of these Radio Program Wilson Mizner charged with Harbors, . Mrs. Kornbilt said. "He gave to and own that she is now Allow, resolutions be sent to The Sanford similar offences. Drain. the poor and in return the poor |isco, working in a Floor covering. Hctnld and the Sanford Signal for Haste. Program for Feb. 5. gave him what could not be bought C, vdien t'hnpmnn is Presence. publication. Falsehood. The source of tho term Dominion, with money—his freedom.” Britain, Conn., on WSB—Atlanta Journal (429) 8 Aeriform fluid. —KIWANIAN CLUB Coal scuttle. Jin the Dominion of Canada, is said nd trisl on a charge girls’ orchestra; 10:45 organ. His parents did . i_ L0W, _°r ! to he the Book of Znchnriah, chap­ Court. Melodious. of Sanford, Florida. lioite in his execuPlaced. years his escape that he had not ter ix, verse 10: "Dominion shall WEEI—Boston (303) 0 trio; 7 Chewed. * T. W. Lawton |be netr by. praying WEAF program. Perch. —«’ been hanged. After his return to be from sea even to sea nnd from A touch. Jns. G. Sharyn _ nay happen to To engrave. Russia nnd his rise to the head of the river even to the ends of the Male child. Forrest Lake WGR—Buffalo (319) 0 music. ithcart to her. Claw. the Red Army ho rejoined his earth." Committee on Resolutions. Fur neckpiece. WGN—Chicago Tribune (370) G followed this nb- organ; 6:30 ensemble, quintet, 3 Man of valor. mother, t With the revolution she House of worship. Sick. , [at all you will see baritone, speaker; 10 orchestra, had lost her wealth. She now re­ Soaked. Baronet. t of a woman casts Ned and Ches. sides in I^ningrnd. Child’s toy. Bellow. wlight on the colorRubs. Mrs. Kornbilt, with her husband WEBH—Chicago (370) 7-12 or­ Accomplished. ipman, the bandit. chestra pianist, tenor, golf lesson Affirmative. Aaron Kornbilt, resides on ten Victuals, Scrapes. |all men, that Gerald songs. acres of highly productive orclinrd Obligation. * i muter cook, protoWash. land on the shores of Lake Chelan WLS—Chicago (345) 6:30 organ Tear, Plug in n cask. be soft-spoken cut- 6:50 Senate theatre, entertainers, not far from this city. She left Budded on Four Year Sour Orange Existed. A poisonous snake. ory, should have suc- operetta. Russia in 1907 for fear of per­ Drunkard. Sound of u hum. * Roots WMAQ—Chicago News (447.5) secution of tho Jews and came to Spawn of fishes. Upon. [ man and a student 6 organ; 6:30 orchestra; 8 talk; America in 1918. Iu Seattle where W E H A V E : Neuter Pronoun. Case. he knew the sig- 8:15 scout talk; 8:30 program. she landed, she met nnd married To entangle, Dancy T an g erin es, Metal in stone. ! old saying, “CherKYIV—Chicago (536) 7 concert; her husband, who also hnd fled Conjunction. We. V alencia O ranges Find the woman 8 reading; 8:20 musical; 9:15 Safe­ from the Jewish persecutions in Form of verb to he. Behold. la woman is anything ty First talk; 10 nt home, NightRussia. P arson IJrown O ranges Kindled. Either. , nn the life of an am- hawks. Pineapple O ranges Evening meal (English.) WLW—Cincinnati (423) 6 con­ I who prefers to keep SOCIALISTS TOTAL 7,000,000. M arsh Seedless G rap efru it. To stroke caressingly. cert, quintet; 10:03 quartet, melo­ [He knew that love Answer to Yesterday’s Crossword Article used in cleaning. W rite or w ire us fo r q u a n tity prices. 1not mad, as least a dy boystf Bohemian entertainer, RERUN, Feb. 4.—The Berlin Lowest mule voice. Puzzle: orchestra, Chinese flddlo. ometimes. Wo have tho stock. Cun servo you quick social democratic organ, Vorwarta, Spirit. WEAR — Cleveland (364.3) 6 Result? estimates that the strength of or­ Surround. concert. H l i l i l l S I l E H f m t i E i ganized Socialists throughout the To lay schemes. , SUMMERFIELD NURSERY CO. tn he. fell. All his WFAA—Dallas News (472.9) in 1924 was 7,000,000. Eng­ A kind of fish. |his profound knowl- 6:30 banjo quintet; 8:30 entertain­ PLO-IE E I A T E R B O R E world M arion C ounty, heads the list with 3,156,000 At first or once. sys of criminals nnd ers; 11 artists. R sh h E is r a m a s a land SU M M ER FIELD , . FLO R ID A members of the Labor party. Ger­ ose who hunt crimVERTICAL WOC—Davenport (492) 9 or­ ® m m m r a many comes second with 860.00ft. L J . : enough to keep him chestra; 11 dance song. Affected person; - y —y» and Austria third'wlth 566,100, -mSiuHn Cancel. * KOA—Denver (silent)* s is n s r a a Myself. ^ He is in Atlanta WWJ—Detroit News (352.7) 6 Before, ’ a 25-year sentence, News orchestra, soprano, tenor; 9 TO Because. go on trial for the dance. L m Hebrew deity. WCX—Detroit Free Press (527. hmes Sketly, n New V E R £ In company. I ho happened to be in 7) 7:30 musical. DE E R WBAP— Ft. Worth Star Tele­ Drive. I October. Hnrm, Jr a woman he might gram (472.9) 7:30 musical; 9:30 N O IB violin ensemble. Within. R[I B T KFKX—Hastings (288,3) ,9:30 Crime. lits by product—the CIA ■ t*l vocal, instrumental ensemble. Scarlet. ke happy tho one be­ KNX—Hollywood (336.9) 8 talk; lted largely to Chup following the $1,- 8:30 instrumental; 10 instrumen­ tra; 7:45 soprano; 8:15 vocal; 9:45 cert. > • truck robbery in' tal, vocal; 12 orchestra. WCAE—Pittsburgh (462) 6:30 jazz. WI)AF—Kansas City Star ( II I. |<t, New York, nnd THE FAMOUS TALKING WJZ—New York (455) 6 orches­ Uncle Knybce; 6:45 special; 7:3() 6 school of the air, address, sto­ i large part in his ul- 1) tra; 6:55 curse of courtesy; 7 Wall concert. ry ensemble; 'Hprogram; 11:45 Jture after bis escape Nighthawk frolic. St. Journal review; 7:30 Thomas i KGW—Portland (silent). lost heavily guarded WHB—Knnsas City (411) 8 vo­ Moore; 9:30 dance. WOAI—San Antonio (394.0) | country. cal, orchestra. WHN—New York (360) 8:30 9:30 orchestra. pe of the robbery KHJ—Los Angeles Times (395) 9 vaudeville; 10 orchestra; KPO—San Francisco (423) 9 or­ W his “wife”—they 8 concert orchestra; 8:30 children; dance; 11 Ted Lewis. chestra; 9:30 synco-cymphonists; narried—lived at the 9:30 talk; 9:45 talk; 10 features, WEAF—New York (492) 6 ser­ 10 organ; II program; 12 hand. |irc hotel. After the movie stars; 11:30 hnnjoist; 12 or­ vices; 7 talk; 8 Victor hour; 9 or­ went to Lake Ron- chestra. WKAQ—San Juan (372.5) 6:30 T he g re a te st m echanical accom plishm ent of m odern tim es. An chestra; 10 dance. ILong Island with An­ concert. __ __ WIIAS—Lndisvillo Times (400) KGO—Oakland (300) 6 concert; autom obile actually endowed w ith brains. Ask it an y question, be it pro­ il harles Loebor, who 7:30 concert, talk, WGY—Schenectady (380) 6:45 1 state's evidence, to WMC—Memphis Commercial'Ap 10 farce; 12 orchestra, soloists. hook chat; 7 opera; 10:30 organ. found o r simple, and “ H U D SO N ” “ E S S E X ” will answ er, for he knows all, WO AW—Omaha (522.3) 6 story; peul (503.9) Uncle Percy; 8:30 or­ WBZ—SpringfieKf (337) 6:30 m sees nil, hears all, and tells all. 6:45 orchestra; 9:30 program. 150,000 or so in cash gan. 7 old timer’s evening; WDAR—Philadelphia (395) 5:30 educational; kit had on hand ChapWCCO—Minneapolis - St. Paul ■ 10 orchestra, song cycle. MT* remained in re- (117) 6:30 concert; 7:30 farming; talk . KSD—St. Louis (silent). WFI—Philadelphia (395) 6 talk; 1years. It is reason- 7:45 health talk; 8 organ; 10 dance. \y|{C—Washington (409 ) 6 mu­ CKAC—Montreal (425) 7:30 pro 7 concert. Pme that he would sic; 7 talk; 7:30 talk; 9 songs; 9:30 KDKA—Pittsburgh (309.1) 7 stent to lie low but gram from CNRM. dance. program; 7:30 concert; 10 con­ WOR—Newark (405) 7 orchesl"g to provide a luxInment for tho woman H as created n national re p u ta tio n as being th e g re a te st m y sterious a c ­ com plishm ent of th e present tim e. People everyw here have been m ystified hnrtd. hy thu perform ance of th is piece of m achinery. P>1 W n at I-aka UonP a Wttle while when T he Talking, H earing, M usical and O therw ise Intelligent C ar. \ For Sale on Easy Terms. “mid to New York I•umptuous apartment T H E PRESS OF T H E COUNTRY PRONOUNCES T H IS CAR T H E Your Choice of [rCu one of the E IG H T H W O ND ER O F THE, WORLD. F*h!e districts in the E0JPSE -aces m urder charge You Know The Moon Eclipsed Even So Brilliant A Luminary As The Sun The Other Day -f' NOW FORT MELLON That Jewel Of HomeMaking And Investment Opportunity CITRUS TREES HAS ECLIPSED Everything In Sanford, Nay! In The State ifSubdivisions For The Opportunity Presented Of Getting Quick Returns On The Money Invested Sensation of the Season— Hudson-Essex The Talking Hudson Essex P'y Chapmnnes q u o the way, was that ^partment on sedate Four Modem Bungalows 1Bntil the day of his was rather nice. [ “hh* to give tho woher heart desired glittering jewels, *r cars-—and ho him°ut in clothes to surroundings and “ If you have never seen tin's m echanical wonder, let nothing keep you aw ay.” H alf a million people have been am azed and m y stified iiy th is c a r th ro u g h o u t the U nited S tu te s and C anada d u rin g thu la st tw elve m onths. H On Central Avenue Why Pay Rent When You May Purchase a Home on an easy monthly payment plan without financial sacrifice. IF jjrder arrived presP« hands of Gordon T. R®°J tho detectives on ®h0U!!c at 12 Gram- | g A t the rate of $50.00 per m onth Covering Principal and In te re st. GE0 A. DECOTTES, FORREST LAKE V ^ or At Our Show Room. WELCOME TO EVERYONE Seminole Hudson-Essex AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY I Time? Afternoons and Evenings. Where? SMALL CASH PAYMENT—Balance Monthly For F u r th e r In fo rm atio n See A. R. KEY, FORT MELLON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY When? February 9, 10,11,12,13, and 14th. B - TERMS T H E CAR W ILL BE ON D ISPLA Y AND IN ACTION AT OUR SHOW ROOM T he d em onstration will he F R E E , and we w a n t every m an, woman and child in SANFO RD nnd su rro u n d in g co u n try to see and h e a r th is car. I f you miss it, you will re g re t it. fo r all y o u r frien d s will ace it, a n d they will be try in g to find a co rrect solution for th o p erfo rm an ce of th is w onder­ ful car. J u s t com pleted and now ready for occupancy. E ach having five rooms and bath . Full lot w ith garage. Cem ent sidew alks. S tre e t paving assessm en ts paid. ••ned again. r*«-Spending ftcady onslaughts *“ph an orgy of 1“ankrolt wilted. One r®3 necesarsy to give money orders r°bhcry in payment To The Office Of A. P. Connelly And Sons And Let Us Show You Our Chart Of Sanford’s Choicest Subdivision. jjj | :* o x a = n j . ' V f \ ^ SANFORD, FLORIDA . ■ : "Promoters of Sanford’s Finest Subdivision.” >1 i: 3 �f.-;- 4'^ — h NATIONAL LOOP WILL CONTINUE PLAYERAW ARD * ■—. — v __ - Munn, N ew Champ, Is Most][Impressive In Modern Pugilistic W orld BIG TRADES ARE ANTICIPATED IN BASEBALL SOON Cincinnati., Philadelphia and Boston Expected to Stir Up Market in Training Season NEW YORK, Fob. 4.—Wrestling ball star into a match with an ex­ Is In no way very healthy in theno perienced campaigner without NEW YORK, Feb. 4—Damo ru ­ ports just ‘ iow, but still the migh­ teaching Munn even the rudiments mor has it that there will he con­ ty-muscled Slavs and Russians and of boxing and Rig Munn vlns siderable trading between clubs of Turks come expecting to earn fnme knocked out in the second round. the National Lengue before the and fabulous fortunes on the mat. This short and poignant experi­ training season begins. With the The lntcst to arrive is Ivan Zaiken. ence in the ring made Munn feel exception of Pittsburgh and Chica­ He comes from the frozen country­ that boxing was not his meter. go, the clubs have done little to side of the Volga with enough strengthen themselves. At o joint At Nebraska the giant had play­ money to buy beefsteak through ed football and basketball and had meeting of the two leagues practi­ the winter and. to place $1,000 for­ been the star of the wrestling cally nil tho trading was Bone by feit money in Jack Curley's hnnds team. Here was something about I American League managers. The clubs which nre the most for a match against any wrestler which ho knew n thing or two, Earl anxious to complete a Ceal of some in the world. Craddock, another produrt of Zaiken declares that he is afraid Munn's country, had retired. Zby- sort nre Cincinnnt*. Philadelphia of no one. Every man, woman and skos were in eclipse and Stecher and'Boston. The magnates of tho child in Europe knows his name, had gone into hibernation. There latter two realize thnt they mur.t ho says, and he thinks the mntmen was money to he made by a get out of the second division or hereabouts. are puny beings, who heavyweight wrestler, and Munn fnce financial disaster, wnile the good burghers of Porkville yearn can he easily pushed over. begnn the enmpnign which led to for n return to the pennant-win­ A wrestling expert asks whether his meeting with Ixwis and the ning days. the passing of the world's heavy­ requisition of the world’s champ­ The Phillies and the Braves, weight wrestling championship to ionship. strangely enough, plan to get new n college football star from the Here is metoric success—tho players from the Itcds. Cincinnati Middle West is the precursor of a sensational advance ever is naid to he willing to part with rimilar development >n boxing? It most mnde in wrestling or boxing. His Fanseca, Cavcney and Bohne. all is the destiny of intercollegiate bout with Lewis was only his infioldors. sport to send into the fistic world Jack Hendricks is rn.sting fistful thirty-first in the professional . the counterpart of Wayne Munn, game. In less eyes on “Stuffy” Mclnnis, Boston’s than one year Munn of tile University of Nebraska, jumped from n novice, mak­ veteran first baseman, Bancroft, who took the granping title from linn ing appearances at $50 n bout in also might part with Cotton Tier­ ''Strangler" Lewis in Kansas City the grain country, to the pinnacle ney, the necond baseman, and Mick­ a couple of weeks back? These ey O'Neill, the lively back-stop. moko rather interesting questions of the game, attained with a s ta rt­ Bancroft and Fletcher announced ling triumph over one of tiip best at a time when Jack Demnsey is they plnn to reorganize their teni3. grapplcrs the sport linn known. In talking of retiring and fistic ex­ Which of their players Hendricks ports no longer scoff at the possi­ less than n year Munn has advanc­ would be willing to accept in trade, ed from bouts before 200 to n bility of n college trained wearer however, is not known. The Cin­ of tho crown which now rests on grcnt victory before 17,000 in Kan­ cinnati manager would like to sas City. the brow of the one-time ‘hobo’ bring Jimmy Ring back into the Clayed In Line. from Manassn, Colo. Redlaml fold, but lie is the one While in Nebraska, Munn was player whom Fletcher wants to There aro many who will assert that the wrestling title has gone a lineman mid one of the best in keep. The only solution for Philadel­ from one collegian to another. Ev­ the history of the Missouri Con­ er ntnee “Strangler" I^ewis be­ ference, lie wan chosen All-Con- phia and Boston is to loosen up on came the third benrer of the illus­ fcence guard in football and was the bankroll for new talent, a pro­ trious wrestling title, a story has a recognized star in basketball, cedure exceedingly distasteful. The Giants will, in all probabil­ gone nrnund that he was a foot­ ton. For u man of his great ball star of the University of Ken­ weight in* developed remarkable ity, present nn unchanged lineup tucky. Investigation of this story speed. Munn never has touched this sensun. McGrnw mill has the on Kentucky some years ago liquor or tobacco—and th at’s no best team in the National Lengue, and knows it. He hns no intention brought nothing to hi sr out the press agent’s fable either. Munn cornea from the section of of trading Bill Terry to Cincinna­ allegation; so it semis afe to say that Munn is the first college ; ro- j this country which hnn produced ti unless he gets 'Donohue or Ed Frank Roush in return. duct to hold a world's piofcssioiml ' a Wrestling champion. In the American league thero championship in either wicstling dutch, who was king of the ntnl or boxing. Lewis did some coach­ from 11)08 through 1910, when he has been considerable activity with Yankees, the Senators and the ing at Kentucky and it was there retired, was from Iowa. Joe the Steelier, who held the title from Browns in the limelight. the Billy Sandow found him. 1010 to 1018, came from Nebras­ I'hyrique la Impressive. Munn is perhaps tho most im­ ka. Karl Craddock who held the Passing of Athlete pressive physical specimen now be­ championship in 1018 hailed from Mourned By Students fore tho sport public of America, Iowa. Lewis, who won the title lie is 27 years old, stands six feet from Stecher here in 1021 is from ST. PETERSBURG, Fob. I.— six inches in his nocks and weighs Kentucky. 2(10 pounds. He was horn in the I There was a time when the High School students of this city tiny furni town of Colby, Kun., world wrestling title was mono­ are mourning the death of Martin deep in the grain country, and polized by foreign stars, but when Lilian! Dillman, star athlete. Dillwent to school in the county seat nur big men took up the* game in man, 19 years old, was stricken of F air bury. From there he went earnest we went to the front. And with severe pains in his stomuch to the University of Ncbrnsku, the United States has remained late Inst Wednesday, he was rush­ where he remained for little more there. There has been a revival of ed to a hospital where he died an than three and a hnlf years. With wrestling in Europe in tho lust hour later after physicians had less than n semester to go before two years, and we mny expect to failed to give him relief. The phy­ getting his degree, Munn enlisted see Munn challenged from nhrond sicians could find no trace of pois­ in the Army on America's entry in­ as well as by Lewis and some of on or any reason fur the death of nur other grapplcrs. The rise of the yon'th stomach hns been sent to tho World War, When Munn was mustered out Munn is a great thing for the to the state laboratory for ex­ he became an automobile salesman game. It will inject new interest amination. Dillman was captain hut the life did not appeal to the into the situation any may draw j of last year’s high school base­ giant Kansan. He hankered for some of our old experts out of re­ ball team, captain-elect this year, and also made his letter year be­ conflict. A western promoter tirement. fore last in football which he mist Wants Engagement whispered into the ear of the col­ legian stories of fortunes to bo Stanislaus Zbysko, though 50 Inst fall because of lateness in re­ made through success in tho ring. years of age, says he is eager to turning to school. "You're Dempsey's successor,” the meet Munn. The elder Zbysko re­ Shoes made from shark’s hide ars siren of l no roped area told Munn cently returned from Europu with and the nig fellow almost believed news of the development of two almost indestructible.___________ it. outstanding grapples—Podubuy, Once Was Enough. the birr Russian, who held Stanis­ westler, no doubt will seek a match Munn had just one fight. He laus to a draw in a two-hour bat* with Munn. Munn is the biggest wrestler met Jnclt Clifford, n third-rate tlu in Berlin, and Salvatore, a heavyweight, whom he outweighed giant negro from Mnrtinquc who since tho days of Yusslf, the ter­ by about SO pounds, in St. I’aul gave Zibby quite a contest. Podu* rible Turk, who went down on the steamship Bourgogne on November Id, 102.1, and Munn liuy is only 20 years old, and has ill-fated heard thu cuckoos twittering at an been wrestling ever since he was with the financial results of his early ctage of the alleged conflict. eight years old. He weighs about American tour strapped about his The promoter hud rushed the foot- 2()0 pounds. Zaikine, the Russian waist in a money belt. “Clever Scheming” MOM’N POP i* U.WIC /r~ - JH C£> --------- Z 5 C E N T E R S? GREAT HONK Ron T h c ^ E ARE f League title city. This order shall mPORT/j reverse annually. , Bouthwe*^ The suggestion wan brought be­ fore the magnates during the joint a te s on <:i,Z meeting but was tabled to allow each league to allow each league Mln^ to vote In favor of or agatnat the rate*" Connection, 1 resolution. It will be brought be­ fore the next joint meeting and if t e k K s s i s adopted, will* be effective imme­ diately.. ., Tho case in which the Gianta are attempting to collect $15,000 from th cleague for alleged misrepre­ v“ J\ ’ t u i* sentation of the status of Dennis Gearin, a pitcher, who was sold to the Boston club, for the waiver price, was thrown out by the mags garden nates without discussion. I t was ruled that the New York club had appealed, over their heads, directly to Commissioner Landis and hav­ For Pew ing exhausted their highest tribu­ nal, redresc to the league was Ille­ gal. The league nlso adopted a resolu­ tion permitting clubs to send pur­ chased plnyeds out on option for two years instead of one year with­ Stove and P| out obtaining a waiver for league clubs. Wool The owners expressed regret at the inability of Charles H. Ebbcts, »».» iw Brooklyn president, to be present. Mr. Ebbcts is the dean of the pesent day club owners nnd in the memory of President Hcydler it is the first schedule meeting he ever missed during his connection with organized baseball. H. ipM Over Wocdruij Beginning in February, 1925 all students of New York schools who typew m are under 17 years of age nt tho B U Y ----- SOU time of their discharge from school fin*. will bo required to r.ttenJ a con­ 1’C f f tinuation school until 17. 12% oentfe Ball Hanh Britt Realty| to 'em th e y d eserv e i t / ■« #» i Chesterfield has won its present position because men know by its taste that here is clean-cut superiority of tobaccos and blend > Chesterfield CIGARETTES •r t tk9a m o te and moit| sm okers / ev ery d a y / A COUPLE M O R E MAC - THE TREATS AR.E ON M B IJ then have r J MAfjiC *J ft * - r '"TV u hi . V: VI « nu * I'L * Ro l l THE VUITH m a ri’ -v-r. w h o »V\MS VOP. A LOl .’LA G o o o L Cl IiM O N !1. C’MON BABlE COMET'PAP/ *-1 V r HA-! HA! THAT’S A UCR0E ON HOUFouR. TVWENTM F k E CENTERS FOR A DIME IS NOT SO B ad I m TP BUSINESS KEEPS UP LIKE THIS t l l S o o n BE BANKRUPT x\» y HiZtr O ff ■n ' «o ' .'V |p: J q **** * ;5 £ j u cT *^ i .N _ 4/ tr aa n 3b. Bet t ■*** There’s no doubt about it—a ciga-t. * rette of Chesterfield’s high quality * / d eserv es to be at the top. f b e t t e r c ig a r s L T h a n l Ca n AFFORD - ' • BY TAYLOR ^ .- New York at Chicago, June 0; Brooklyn a t Cincinnati, June 12, and Boston at SL/Louls, June 18. The first celebration will be. held a t Boston during the first visit of the Chicago club owing to the fact that the Chicago and Boston clubs are the only charter members of Schedtije/For Next Season Is the league. The others follow in Big Purse Awaits Adopted and Umpires Are quick succession, the western cele­ following <*osely on the Winner of Derby Named at N. Y. Convention brations heels of those held in the East NEW YORK, Feb. 4,—Continua­ when the Eastern members make LOUISVILLE, Ffcb. 4.—A rec­ ord number of nominations for the tion of the moat valuable player their first swing into the West. 51st renewal of the Kentucky Der­ award In its present state, adop­ • The following umpires were ap­ by is expected by turf writers tion of the 1025 playing schedule, pointed; Bob Emalie, chief of staff who, taking Into account the large selection of golden jubilee celebra­ and instructor; Henry O’Day, Wil­ number of high-class eligibles win­ tion dates.in each league city and liam J. Klem, Ernest C. Quigley, Charles Moran, W. J. McCormick, tering at Louisville tracks and tho appointment of umpires for the Robert, Hart, Charles' Pflrman, coming season were the major mat­ elsewhere, predict the 152 nomina­ James M. Cweeney, Charles Rigler, ters of business transacted by the tions of last year will be exceeded club owners of the National League Frnnk Willson and Peter J. Mc­ when the entries close Feb. 21. meeting here Tuesday. Laughlin. The race for three year olds, a t at n special magnates elected to continue The officials also voted to raise a mile and a quarter, will be run theThe most valuable player award the umpire fees for world’s series at Churchill Downs Saturday, May without altering its provisions, al­ 10, the seventh day of the spring though there was soifie discussion j assignments from $2,000 to $2,500 nnd for city scries umpires from meet. concerning a similar award for ‘ The purse, with $50,000 added which pitchers alone would be eli­ 1500 to $750. The fourth plan, erub also will by the Kentucky Jockey Club, mny gible and barring pitchers from the bo the largest in the history of the original award. A player will be receive a cut in the world’s series half century old classic. Last year! eligible to win the ward any num­ receipts according to n resolution 19 of the 152 nominees accepted ber of seasons in succession. The unanimously adopted. These two the issue, making the ppurse $62,- league's purse of $1,000 which goes matters wero adopted by the joint of the two leagues but rati 775 for the winner, Black Gold. with the award also will be con­ sessions ficatiori by each league is necessary Tho year previous when Zev, tho tinued. The schedule was adopted with­ before they can become effective. Rnncocas Stable’s colt, won, 20 Tho league also went on record started, giving the ace a net value out discussion and the following of $5.1,C00. The starting fee, dates were announced for the re ­ as favoring Charles H. Ebbetts’ $500, is added to the $50,000 purse. spective cities to hold golden jub­ ilan to promulgate a definite playilee celebrations in commemoration ng schedule for world's series of the fiftieth anniversary of the games. According to Ebbett’s plan Since weather observations have : founding of the National League! the first and second games, and been taken in Alaska, highest and Chicago at Boston, May 8; Cincin­ seventh, if necessary will be ploy­ lowest temperatures recorded were ' nati at New York, May 13, St. ed in the National League city win­ 100 degrees above zero at Fort Yu-1 Louis at Philadelphia, May 18; ning the pennant, and the third, kon and 75 below at Tanana. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, June 0; fourth and fifth in the American i ,-i T �R jPROFIT -SIHerald Want Ads Will Keep You Ported oT . „. Classified Directory s c r O w i^n, Advance . will fc* re- L„iu pnlro»» *nd r o l- P CrrtW'l/*’. I k it lla e . r iii a HSanford ____ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ :___________________ ... Or m llee — KCJ MtlllWV double above- rati** nre fuercofi- \lT V '* r a K* B te d i» f< ln e .* length it t\ . . [charge 30c for^ REAL ESTATE D. A. CALDER & R: R. ELDRIDGE Real estate brokers. All kinds of property listed and for aale. Of­ fice 108 Second S t, Near Park , Avenue. Phone 282. E M S f - n S s»«: t l will be responsible incorrect insertion, llie r t'>r subsequent ^ The orfi<»'oMould ;bo pme.llately In case of 'J n s T XOTirB r, alioiild k Ivb thoTr fpoitoffhe address ns V.rlr phone n u m b e r If ■« r n u l ts About one t of a thousand has a iml the o t h e r s can’t L , with y o u u n less your a d d re s s. •■Itisssrr MUST he i iftMi at ’fhe Saun U »SI" nr by *'*“ TtUpheur dlse o n tla , lt ml mild. S*rvl>'» >i yroicpt. Efficient. THIS DIRECTORY it* yUrr w ithin m a y fil, pruplr of Nanfont • iiflen needed. U, lUt whrn nny »pei I, required. It l« alpknhrllrnllr ta r inbwr. Real Estate T ? ; l o n . , n Southw estern Rsto Sc ffl-word) line. TO REACH tfie prosperous farnv ers and fern growers of Volusia county advertise in the DeLand Daily News, rate lc per word, cash with order. MAINE—Watervllle, Morning Sen­ tinel. Thousands of Mnine peo­ ple are Interested in Florida prop, erty. Reach them through too Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ tion. STOVES SANFORD STOVE WORKS—Oil Btoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, ovens and victrolns. Your credit ia good. Phone 49L-3. 321 First Street. TIN AND METAL WORK JAMES H. COWAN—Ail kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue nnd Third .Street. Tele* phone 111. TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS All makes of typewriters for sale on easy terms, for rent, nlso repairs. Office supplies. Room 6 Ball Bldg._____ VETERINARIAN DU. A. DOLAN—Veterinarian, Dolans Vetinary Remedies. 313 E. Second St., Snnford. Fla. ADVERTISE tn tCe Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia's greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per line. Waycross JournalHerald, Waycrosa. Georgia. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand it to your local dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year S3.00, fi months 31.00, throe months $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your erdnr. "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell anything?” If so ndvertiao In tbo "GninesvilU Sun." WEST VIRGINIA—Clarksburg. The C la rk sb u rg Exponent, morning Including Sunday, morning Issue. 1 cent per word, minimum lie . Help W anted of Im p orta n ce];- FOR RESULTS. Miscellaneous For Sale Automobiles Graham We buy used clothing. Send us .j *4 Ton Truck tn list of what von hnve. We will FOR SALE—Pure sugar cane sy­ 1923 Dodge Coupe j cnll. J. J. Randall. 121-W. Eu­ rup, C5c per gallon in 35 gallon 1924 Dodge Tourirg clid Ave.. Dclgintl, F la ^ barrels, Pure Sugar House molas­ 1922 Dodge Touring ses 45c. Pure Cuban 35c.—Davis 1922 Roadster WANTED—To buy country pro­ Dodge Wholesale Co.. Augusta. Ga Ford Fordor Sedan 1924 duce, canned vegetables, syrup,* Ford Runabout ; highest pricer, paid.—Davis Whole­ CASH—Paid for false teeth, den­ 1023 WANTED—Bright energetic boy Ford Ton Truck sale Co., Augusta. Gn. tal gold, platinum and discard­ 1925 about twelve years of ago t6 ed jewelry.—Iloko Smelting nnd (Cab Sl Body) work after school. Apply circula­ Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. Ford 9 Passenger 1923 tion department. Herald. Suburban bus of pepper plants. Phone 133-W. FOR SALE—C Melody saxophone, 1923 Ford Panel STENOGRAPHER WANTED — nice instrument, reasonably pric­ Light Truck ------------------------------- ------------T*’ Must be experienced. Give full ed. Phono 577 W. 1924 Overland Touring WANTED—Unfurnished house or particulars regarding qualifica­ Above cars reconditioned, all apartment, clo.-o in. by perman­ FOR SALE— Used Willys-Light tions. p. O. Box 221, Snnford. ent tenant •. Address Cudahy, box Plant, A-I shape used 10 month4. run fine nnd look good. Prices Right—Terms “Maybe" 1072, City. $10,000,000 company wants man Bargain for quick sale. Lake Mary — , — — ■■TSj to seel Watkins Home Necessities Casino, Lake Mary, Fla. I. W. PHILLIPS SONS in Snnford. More than 150 used Dodgu Dealer For Rent daily. ^ Income $35 to $50 weekly. FOR SALE—Gasoline pump nnd Oak *& Second tank also furniture, dress form Phono No. 3 Experience unnecessary. Write Five room house for rent, 911 Dept. 11-ft. The J. R. Watkins Co., nnd baby carriage. Phone 200. FOR SALK—1921 Ford house car •12-70 W, Iowa Ave., Memphis, cheap for cash. Address (». C. Elm Ave. Telephone 137-W. FOR SALE—Pair of good mules I Elkins, Sanford Ave.. Sanford, Flu. T FOR SALE OR TRADE—Small Tcnn. FOR RENT—New five mom house for sale, cheap. Box 2il. Oviedo, home with three acres of Innd, Chapman Avenue, phone 21. j FOR SALE—Overland sedan, good 50 oranj-e trees nnd truck gard­ SALESMEN—We want four good Fla. condition, priced low FOR RENT—Four room house en. Ideal spot for chickens, elec­ salesmen to handle n real estate „ , , ,, , , ,. . ., . mechanical .................................... , tricity and water. 10 minutes out development in the suburbs of S an-! f Pj^ SALE—Household furniture, j lnr rfulck sale. See Mr. Fabrix. with modern conveniences and ford. This city is now looked un-11,120 Union Avenue. __________ |U 3 Park Ave. on hard road. Phone 571-J. garage. 2nd St. West Side. An­ on ns thi^ best place for invest­ nie Philps. Baby chicks can make you 20" ment in Florida and our property per cent profit on your invest­ SUBDIVISION is well located; will be properly ro- ments in ton weeks. Free Cireti-i FOR KENT—7 room house fur­ SYNDICATE stricted nnd is very low priced. lnr addressing Box DIM, Continent­ nished, 503 Laurel Avenue. For ORGANIZING We will be ready for business next rent also 8-10 bods a t 505 West al Hatchery, Valdosta, Ga. A limited interest for salo in week. All you need to do is to Third St„ apply Mcs. S. A. ChanSyndicate organizing to purchase show the property nnd tell the cellof, __________ * tx Till-; n u n rr r a n iT n r t i i i ; i dOO acres near one of best nml truth about it and that will be hi:\ i : \ t ii .n n n i \i. r u i n it most substantial cities in Florida. sufficient to sell it. No matter FOR RENT— Furnished house, n r i i.uiiinv. is a m i r u n Nimixoi.i: r m xtv . Remarkably low price. Profits what you are selling now, got in 503 Imurcl Ave. Also 8 or 10 should much Inrgcr than usual touch with us and you will Is* glad beds at 505 W. Third St„ apply IN CIIAKCKHY. similar subdivisions. Syndicate you answered this advertisement F lu sh y o u r kidneys by d rin k in g at 505 W. Third St. Complainant, nearly completed. Contract for and commissions will be generous 17. 17. i ’OX, VH n q u a r t of w a te r each day, also , Thousands of miles of highways snlo lots arranged on most favor enough to pay you well. If you CA l.m t HIllIPPAItn. . t nl. ul,e salts occa itonally, says a not-i ;n France and Germany are shadable terms. Expect sale open ear-[are not experienced in real estate,| Defendant*. ‘"h* 2i°i. e’ U| 'f ’’ ns ,that^too ,,,| by rows ,,f frnlt trees planted ly March. Immediate action nec­ we will co-operate with you and much rich food forms acids which' on either side of the rotul. Sumo CITATION. essary. Address reply, giving aid you in every way. Write some­ T o C a le b HI\cp|*i!r<l, anil L y m a n utm ost p a ra................................... ly z e the kidneys in of them are state owned and oth­ phone number, P. O. Box 1555, thing about yourself to A. B. C. P h e lp s , us Trust*-,- l n r L y m a n Itiuth th e ir e f f o r t to expel it fr o m the ers are privately owned. Sanford Herald. e o - p a r t n e r a . n o d h is S u i- c e s s o r g In blood. T h e y become "iuggish nn d Daytona, Fla. We will be ready In 3 or 4 days show you the property Itself lurid the mans and price lists of the new development now being prepared for you right under your eyes in the suburbs of Sanford. We received a sufficient number of answers to our advertisements Inst week to sell out all of our first section but wc want to ‘choose the buyers very carefully so ns to get a good class of customers nnd future residents at this sub­ urb, so this advertisement will be run for a few days more. The wise people are answering now. Our first actual opening announce­ ments will be made for St. Valen­ tine's Day and meanwhile the first comers are getting special prices. Address promptly. A. B. C. Snn­ ford Herald. Heorgia. E. SPURLING, subdivision specialist Subdivision to Or­ lando. Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie Hlghway. ,J. rii|ar w llh rates, r u l e * flcaU.A or III Kl#*. » u u Imformailon. , And If 1 they will a w l n you x your w ant ad. to f-rp effective. "** Advertising PRINTING ABOUT front County and WIGHT PRINT"SHOP—Rush onfLakeland, through the Star-TeUers a specialty. Phone 417-W, 5rn™‘ J?*94 advertising medium in 0 Railroad Avenue. / South Florida Published mornings. THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. Printing that pleases. Prompt OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales acrvicc. Telephone 9.7. New lothrough the Xenia Gazette, cation, Welaka Building. Xonia, Ohio. Rich agricultural district. Want ad and display L. TALBOTT—Painter and pa­ rates on request per hanger. Phone 310. 115 w l . U M R r a ion.) l e d g e r —ClassPark Avenue. r' .-JJifJ? have the largest elrcu- Activities WANJED—Young man of good appearance to solicit advertising —Should have his own car—Good opportunity for hustler with abil­ ity to produce. Apply a t Herald Office, 1923 Dodge EXAMINED BY YOUR DOCTOR DEVELOPERS ATTENTION--Pen saroln la beginning the g re a te st de­ velopment In OlorMa’s history; n linlf million dollar highway to the MIRACLE Concrete to ., general gulf hr.ncli Just finished; a two dollar hr!dt*o a crons Esonm cement work, sidewalks, build­ million bln Ray sta rte d ; q u a rte r million ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. EL j dollar opera house under construe jtlo n ; two millions being spent on Tcrwllieger. Prop. [ h ig h w a y ; g re a te st rhanco for live Lumber and Building Material developers to get In rut ground floor. W rite Development Depart Carter Lumber Company merit The Pensacola News. N. Laurel St. Phone 505 Men nnd women Representatives Wanted: Libera! commissions, pro­ tected territory, earn from $30.00 to $50.00 per week. Line Fully guaranteed. Sniartsilk Hosiery Mills, M. K. Rutherford. Supervis­ or central Florida. Care Herald. Building Material T r u s t , u n d t h e c o - p a r t m rs. u tilise uutix s a r e uiiUiioivn. \vlu> <m J a n ­ u a r y 23th; I s a s , w e r e t r a i l i n g a n d ilolmc litisln ess u n d e r tin* c o - p a r t ­ n e r s h i p nithio a tid s t y l e of L y m a n Han it, a n d n i c h mid e v e r y o f tlo* n h n v e m im e,I d e f e n d a n t s , if llr l m r . a n d tf e i t h e r , a n y o r till o f t h e sa id d e f e n d a n t s he d . h d , to a l l t h i r t ­ ies e ln l m i tm m l , r e s t s u n d e r t ' u l r b m i e p p u r d , d e c e a s e d . L y m a n P h e lp s , d e c e a s e d , iih T r u s t e e for Lyman liatilt P o - p a r t n e r s . ,|, e a s e d , an d h is Hiici’e s s o r s In T r u s t , d e c e a s e d , and th e cn -p artn ers, deceased, w h o so n a m e s a r c u n k n o w n , w h o nn J a n u a r y 23 th . Isas, w e r e t r a d i n g mid d o in g liusin,--.-, u n d e r tin* c o ­ p a r t n e r s h i p nnmi- a n d s t y l e o f Ly- w eaken; th e n you tuny s u f f e r w ith FOR SALE—10 acres of celery a dull m is e r y in the kidney re g io n xhurp pains in th e hack o r alek land. Mostly muck soil. Rail­ road siding on land. Flowing wells headache, dizxinc: y o u r sto m a c h and tiled. On hard road between Hours, to n g u e i t coated) a n d when Spice In Thin Geneva nnd Oviedo. Will make th e w e a th e r j,s had you have r h e u ­ |R EC T 0 II Y price that will interest you if you m atic tw inges. T he urine gets want a piece of high ilnss celery PHONE cloudy, full of sedim ent, th e c h a n ­ land. It is all in crop at this time. WANTED—A good washerwoman. nels o fte n g e t sore and ir r ita te d , IIS Call or write owner. W. C. Field, obliging you to seek relief tw o or Apply to Mrs. Geori^» G. Herr­ Oviedo, Fla. th re e tim es d u r in g the n ig h t. ing, 511 North French Avenue. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE— Au HILL LUMBER CO. House T o help n e u tra liz e th e se ir i t a t FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for gusta, Gn.—Augusta’s greatest Service, Quality and Price. FOR SALE—Nice little home, 5 ie g neid , to help c leanse th e k id ­ ied Directory classified medium, rate cash .09c rooms, bath and garage. Cash light housekeeper. 701 Magnolia n e y s ainl flush o ff the body's n r charge. 10c per line, minimum TO THE PUBLIC; nr terms. 2018 Palmetto Ave. WANTED—Nice smart irirl ftor o r |lmiu* l,a,,1(-int„, , , tauatnst KE AND MOTOR RE­ u r.u —.xtee sm art Lin l.|.1|n,lll(; H nod. ,II parti,* Knfus inout wa<«te, g e t fo u r ounces <Nf The following named contract­ .30c. any pharm acy w a i t r e s s . A t h l r e s s C o u n t y ( la'». .sin-perd. d . e . a s e d . U u f u s Sh purd. J n d S a lts front WINDING. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — KL FOR SALE—New house and big ---ors arc fair to Organized Labor — ----- -— r ——* ; «U' -i unimI. aiul Shi*|i|iuril» »!**• h e re ; ta k e a tablespoonful in a Johns County is reached through lot, 1-2 block off Dixie High­ The extinct Mon of Now /oalano eeiiH.il, nr otlu-rivlm-. In nml It* Hi and pay the Union Scale set by ELECTRIC SERVICE Local No. 1201 of Painters, Dec­ the St. Augustine Evening Record. way. $000. Also 5 room cottage lived largely on tough twigs of follnwim; (Ii-nerlln-it Inml xltuni*-. glass of w a te r before b r e a k f a s t *rt Electrical repairs. orators and Paper Hangers of Quick results. Two cento per word. furnished $1,550.00. Citrus Heights bushes. For the grinding of : itch lylna nml ln-lmr In tile <’ily of H.m- 1 for a few days nnd y o u r kidneys ftir-1. I'-iinuy of S'-iiilool*- nml Siam I m a y then n e t fine. T his fa m o u s | Central Ave. Orlando, America: Sample jmpy on request._ Filling Station. Orlando road. food the bird required especially of Florida, more jm rtlculurl) tin- sa lts Is m ade from th e acid df m-riii.<i as ftillmis. »n-witc hard stones. When the bird final­ W. R. Pell. F. W. Tempoiton, TAMI*A, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily g r a p e s nnd lemon jtiico com bined Luts IJ amt It. In lUorl. I, Times, the grent home daily, FOR SALE BY OWNER—Nice ly diet! the pebbles endured even V. C. CoIIcr, C. F. Metcalf, Horace Tier i, of Stinfiinf. l-'lurlilii. nrwith litliia, and lias been u«ed for lOBILES FOR RENT home and grove on subdivision after its hones had disappeared Jimincz, II. Dnrrow, It. L. Sel­ rate l*4c per word, minimum einilliiK to 1-7, It. Tr.-ifforrt’s M il* years to help flush and s tim u la te highway. David M. Douglass, anti today the lucky finder is re­ charge 25c cash with order. Write nf Sanford, Florida, nceiirdlnq KEEL. Car. Drive it lers, Jesse Cook, T. S. I)oIk, I. S. for completo rate card. ■'Iuggish kidneys; also to n e u t r a ­ to a pint thereof duly of rec­ Snnford. warded by an occasional precious Oak and Second St. Talbott, T. M. Dunlap and G. W. lize th e acids in the s y ste m so ord. stone. Venable, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. PALM BEACH COUNTY—The and to nto and nil oilier persons they no lo n g e r ir r ita te , th u s o f te n ivloiwi- names are unknown, elaltnO. Shinholser. We also ask the Rooms For Rent Beene of stupendous developmentln>: any ilalil. title o r Interest In j relieving bladder w eakness. BODY REPAIRING public to sec their painters have Road about it in the Palm Bench and to llo- property liereln ilmve d> Jail S a lts is inexpensive; c a n serllied, or any purl or p a ro l llu-re- not in ju re nnd m akes a d e lig h tfu l STEIN — Automobile their local card. Post. Sample copy sent on re­ FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ uf. II. Darrow, Pres. out meals. Reasonable rates. t pairing and Rebuilding. I it b in -w a te r d rin k . quest. It It liereliy orileretl (Hat yon e ffe rv e sc e n t Lincoln House. i_Home. Oak Avenue. nml eueli iif you l»- and upp, .ir lie. By all m eans have your physician fore our raid t ’lreult t ’onrt at the exam ine y o u r ADVERTISING gets results if it "(/It th e (j e \ i r kidneys « t leant |T0S FOR HIRE I'ntirt House at Sanford. Florida, on reaches potential buyers. Pa- FOR RENT—2 furnished rooms. Boats tin- Bill dnv of A(til I. A I*. 1325. and twice n year. latka Daily News is circulated ini 1101 Elm Avenue. Corner 11th TfiTs KflVlCg Day 'Wonderful ‘U’/nfrrs tip'll and then* make .insn-ir to tltu IdII of etiniplulllt exhibited upalnst an industrial und agricultural sec- j street, Meets nil trains. Bug‘Dr/n/til/ut Su»tmet\s Bargain list of rebuilt boats: you In lids e i n to-. t ' ■ njfer. Phone 551. No. 1—For sale: Pleasure boat tinn. II Is further ordered Unit this > The largest pueblo ever found on ft:. 0G in.xlntn in.xlSin draft, orih-r he published In Hie Snnford I 22 ft.. draft, 4I cylinder T0 IlEACn BUYERS or sailers of i " V^ _ " V' .,i.. j ‘ i AUTO TRIPS W. H. L()N(i Her.ild a m-wepaper published lit Red Wing motor, speed 11 miles, Florida real estate advertise in J J * c?”11{?*' " J „f Haggard & Company Sanford, Seminole I'oiinty l-'lorbla, [B. CALDER. Day and per hour. Reasonable price. Con- the St. Petersburg Times. One cent 11 far }„.tv houses once each week for eight euttscen*! F lorida and W e s te r n M eats Real Estate—Investments OTV hosta wnnl rlntlv two oonln n amnl * ' . * . .. Hi service. Anytimej fttrilfMrm struction nf of tlvn the V very best. live W e e k s . eC ."t ," .^ ord daily’ two ccnta a wordland eleven bodies, ten of the,,, wo­ \\ ITNKSS mi hand •and the s* ,il or No. 2 Runabout 21 ft. -I ft., Gin. | Sundays. UO S a n fo rd Ave. men, have been excavated. Ancient First National Baal; Building of the I'ircillt t ’olirt of tile Seventh I TT by 18 in. draft. Ford E n g in e ,----------.loilietll *'ll’i'ltlt of ib< Stat- of, L’TO WRECKER Phone 64 MV THE MORNING JOURNAL is the pottery, estimated to bo 2,000 speed 11 miles per hour. A sac­ SANFORD, FLORIDA Florida In and for Seminole <.'min­ accepted want ad medium in years old. was found. ty, n n this tile 2full day of Ja n - | fib. Day or night ser- rifice. Built last October. Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word miry. A. l>, 132.1. Day phono 394. Night No. 3. A knockubout 20 ft. G in. an insertion. Minimum 25c. (Se,i) v. I-:, noire.l a s h , t'lerlt of the c lie o li iToni-i by 12 in. draft. 2 cylinder Callic, of the Seventh Judicial <' Ir - ’ l-VUTY PARLORS speed 12 miles per hour. A bar­ FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando ONE GOOD INVESTMENT Stove and Fire Place cult of Florida In and for morning Sentinal; largest classiSeminole i 'mini \ . iiAKKILl. Marinello gain. Wood These boats can be seen a t our, fied business, rate lc a word, min I!> ; A M, WI-!UKH. I ' «\ | ail kinds. Rain Water a IS WORTH A LIFE TIME tirort;** A. D>-tb i l l e t : und W. C u t to Suit Old First National dry dock at Osteen Bridge at any Jimum 2-lc cash with order, S|M-iici*r Jf.. SoiJcltrirn and of time. $9.00 per cordv delivered t'oom-el for Hoinplalruint. kidding, phone 245. A LITTLE WANT AD In The Jan. 21. 2S; Ft-li. I. II, IX. 21; OF SAVING SANFORD BOAT WORKS YKKS AND DYERS Herald will bring you big re­ Alar. I. 11. IX. Britt Realty Company sults. Advertise those old articles ^ STEAM PRESSEKY PREVENTS INFECTION you hnve stoied awny and have »ork a specialty. , 1 1 0 The greatest discovery in flesh Avenue, I’hono'327-J. healing is the marvelous Bornznne, no use for. A little thirty-cent ad May We S u ggest— JOH N E. FOX Try Smith’s Barber u preparation that comes in liquid may bring you several dollars. CAFE Phone M8 nnd a representative and powder form. It is a combina­ uflxr.m; Sf Real E s ta te — In su ran ce / Shop for good barber will rail to see you^___________ kvH ia Service and Qual- tion treatment that not only’ puri­ All U . mN «if |*ro|ivrly I.U Ifil fies the wound of germs that cause work. Ladies welcome. »t Street and Puck Avef o r unit* infection but it heals the flesh You May Win $1,500 || P a r k A % t i in* n m l Ni«('iin il S ir* * i*I N ext to Valdez. with extraordinary speed. Bad If you are able to make the most WlL'GS wounds or cuts which take weeks words cut of the letters contained DRUG STORE — pru- to heal with the ordinary limiments in the words “TOILET NEf’ESDrugs, Sodas. \V« mend quickly under thp powerful g jTj ES„ A total of $3,000 IN GARDEN HOSE Rear you a.s your phone. influence of this wonderful remedy. CASH prizes will bo awarded to J. N. Westbrooks 12Vs cent per foot Price (liquid) 30c, 60c and $1.20. c o m p e t i t o r s in t h i s G unsm ith Powder 30c and 00c. Sold by Fa­ lEUElTlUC AL GREAT w o r d -b u il d in g For Few Days (R ealto rs) Grnphonolas, C’biek.x, S e w in g ncy's Drug Store. CONTEST dHU ELECTRIC CO. Machine Semi stamp for circular und vuL-*. erj to Li IIon & Platt 121 Sanford Ave. Sheffield Laboratories, fm . Everything elecThe first Baptist church in Vien­ Address Plume IK 101-8 Magnolia Ave. Dept. 12, Aurora, Illinois. I Phone 422. Kleetragith na has been opened. FLO R ID A 4 F O R T ME L L O N A. P. Connelly & Sons Ball Hardware Co. E f STATIONS AND p ro s u p p l ie s F^KRVu Te STATION. 'Bd. Tires, Accesao”*6 with a smile. Elm ■J ,h,,m:_U7 L3._____ stations. MagJSttund. First and Elm, F4*enuy atuf ltnii Street. L' -X J L or I s t h T,,K FLORIST" __/0r “fi occasions. W A .N T b OUT c o rw r l e t t I A d b K E .D MO* I D OTVT V /A frtT M iO TH D R. T O T l~T ?,,///), r 'Q R M ~ - U U T ______ s----------- } t------- : t C/ \ D o t s ' T t e l l E R T l 1KTY O U DOTS’T W ANT ANY O iM jildA T r.R WHAT T I M d tiH E . KNOW T Phone 260-W ElJ f u r n it u r e " i'MTURK TO SELL? >»urnituru Co. We pay r 11'w orth. Phone No. - U w ybr k f | K,\AN- . ^O’ffice in p. Building Annex. 117-L 3. 'UU.1NKKY ■;n^ Y w i o p z p s r s i . millinery call 57U-J. : ^ Ev n» loan MONEY?—We money ixe^lsi , '0Jn on First Bond and ] NEED Sanford Sign Shop. Designers and painters of San­ ford's distinctive signs. San­ ford Avenue a t First Street. • ♦*" ■ K Hi11*-m Phone -ISD-W. DAVID B. HYER A RCH ITECT V rm ber l i t , ItnM llulbllmr O r ln in ln , l 'l a r b l o II. A. SPEIR CARPENTER itrioiiriiia a m i l l e t l i H l e l l n s All a re.. 210(1 I 'a l m e l In A v e, StM Till.AM) I*A I XT Tbo 1‘a tnl That Have* Vou Money. Miioufai-toreil by FbrrHOH-l.liiilsIry Pnlot Co. Sol.I by I.tIHSI XIS I'.tlM ' CUMl'AXY I IJ *1nao ■>)bl V*r. 1‘limir 27U Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST ’nre-*. I'l iti lo n t , I n K r o w - t(ur N'alln, Heavy Halt* ouh-» <>r tire d aching fe e t. m i. f . i.. niHi.LK Yovt -ll Pr«w lllilg. Phono. Ulivator O rlando Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT F irst N ational Bank Bldg. Sanford, - ..... Florida By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER N O W - V/HATT T*b I T ? —TWTZ'1 0 1 9 2 5 BY IsT L Crcat Bdf^W^k''x.»w»er.cd.. Iso. \ O FF Y C C R HAT - Y O U l ° AnR c: i- u r e o f o r t h e J ~L C '\f T O R U M FR O M L f O M C . R O O M ''TO /YtSOTtAER A M 1 D O A. L O T -------------\ c r F iQ e s 'M ’- 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/. 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 04, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 04, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 04, 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