22 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fcac2d68b768fa59910fd05e200b3333.pdf 63936c3118b5f00c59dc92aff0171d63 PDF Text Text i,w a & ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES DER S' COLLINS A PRISONER AS Y TO RELEASE HIS FOOT House. Committed Orders Farm Bill WASHINGTON. Feb. 3. . Agriculture Comniittee decided today to have <lruwn up a bU! embodying the recommendations of tlio Cool*. " P . »§[ culture conference which will contain oil a u m s - S A N T O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 3, courrrE E O N RAPS PROVISO SHOALS SEEKS LIQUOR USE EXPERT ADVICE New Ambassador Is T o Discuss Debts ROME, Feb. 3.—It is under­ stood that Giacomo dc Martino new Italian ambassador to the United States, will hnve full in. Mructions to take up after his arrival in Washington, the ques­ tion of Italy’s war debts to the United State*. So far Italy has made no proposal ns to settlcment of these debts. DOCTOR ANXIOUSLY RESULTS OF FIRST INJECT! IN FIGHT AGAINST DIP S -XCT e^ th#»J t0 a Tins actionre,at,n* was taken Condition GOVERNMENT TO laritr. « Rive the C(>mmitteo a basis Members of Congress Come Report Not to Be Finished from which to proceed. CELERY PRICE IS' Physician Expresses’ rove Fatal I® For Portion Of, Bitter Until Complete Technical Attack Made By Head Advice Has Been Received Iins Should P I S H INDICTMENT Body Against Prohibition According to Agreement TRAFFIC AGAIN IS ALMOOST DOUBLE' v X m S u S t ie Liberated e a r l y a c t io n o n AGAINST M O R S E Says Authorities No Differences On RUNNING ON MAIN AMOUNT O F Freezini A J eather jpressor CONFIRMATION OF Don’t Enforce Law Measure Have Arisen Mall Fraud Indictment Is to n r r n a r rt n r n t m * « v 27 Developed < >scue Work Figures Released By Local Of­ TRACKS OF A. C .L. Attacks Efforts In Congress w r r ' f o * : : t s t o n e e x p e c t e d To Have Prohibition Unit Conference Dominated By A Cases In Nome fice of Market Bureau Show Desire to Get' Bill Which ment Made By Officials Fewer Shipments. Better Of Victim Mnde Independent Bureau Invites Satisfactory Bid Line Between Jacksonville :tnd All Opposition to Cabinet Of­ Prices Than at a Year Ago All Records Broken In Savannah I s Reopened llteward T o NEW YORK, Fc. 3.—Federal of. ficial Becoming Member of NEW YORK, P « . 3.—If mem­ After Repairs On Washouts Slightly more than ta lf ns many WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—The Acinic announced Monday they Dog Race In Which Supreme Court Has Disap­ bers of congress were compelled to conference Giving A id were report on the Under­ taking immedintc steps to on j\I(amnha River Made ears of ijelery have been t hipped abstain from intoxicants for one peared V e r y Suddenly wood bill authorizing the lease of Kaason was Driver push to trial the indictment against this yenr than last nnd tho price week, the eighteenth amendment 1024 Muscle Shoals will not bo com­ Charles W. Morse, shipbuilder, hla ................. ... defendants WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-W hlIc would be repented nt tho week’i pleted until the conferees havo rethree sons................... and 16 other chnrgpd with having use.l the mails roJ?* ,.n to confirmation of At- end, William’ H. Slayton, head of £ « advIce from'T c h n ir a l *' the Association Against P ro h ib it pert*. n..r,V ° fr°m techn,cal cxto defraud. Arthur T. W arner,11 rnej (,t‘ncr«| Stone to be a su- tion Amendment, Inc., said Monday prrnio court justice has not com­ Centering their attention on the spccml government counsel In night nt an "enlightmcnt dinner, charge of the prosecution, said he pletely collapsed, early favorable | at the Hotel Astor under auspices fertilizer provisions of the niouswould attem pt to have an early nction by the senate Is predicted l of the citizens’ committco of one ure that offer the only subject for trial date set. dispute between the conferees, they rc?ul* .o f tho nction Monday! hundred. agreed today that licfore the fer­ Plans for the early trial were an­ of the judiciary committee in re­ "A group of wealthy men recent­ nounced with receipt of word from porting the nomination for the ly called upon President Coolidge, tilizer sections are re-written they Washington that the supreme court second time with its approval. annointed him ns n total abstainer would solicit information from auChairman Sterling of the sub­ and invited nil other government thorntive sources. had affirmed a decision dt federal This decision is not expected ma­ Judge Winslow upholding tho right committee, which first considered officials to come forward nnd tnke terially to delay the report, which of the government in its nrrest of the appointment before the Wheel­ the nleilge,” said Mr. Stay ton. Benjamin W. and Harry F. Morse, er case was injected into the dis­ "The polls are still open, but not the conferees expr.t to issue this sons of Charles W. Morse while mission, made tho report late to­ one single vote has been enst. Rep­ week. Ami effort is being made day to the senate, nnd leaders ex­ to get the bill back beforo the air compressor they were en route to Washington pect to call it up tomorrow, pro­ resentative Upshaw has repeated ,senate nnd houso for final action his earnest call that members of to stand trinl on n separate indict­ 11 ji:k and shovel ment in thnt district. bably in open executive session. congrcrs come to the mourners’ with the hope of nvoiding the leg­ into service islative jnm during the closing The trinl will proceed on in- Some discussion, not only of the bench, but no one has budged. supplementing “These gentlemen who went to dnya of congress. gfer rescuers en- 1ilctn,ontH returned against the four Wheeler case, but ulso of the Own_ Conferees in Argument. Morses nnd 16 of their associates *9’ ca"e\ tkc first stumbling block see the president, unite with re­ Collin.) from his Apr. 27, 1022. ,hc> nomination encountered, is ex­ formers of tho United States in j Spokesmen for the conferees pected. crying for enforcement. So far said no material differences had They are. charged with having rock, which tho authorities have failed to give “risen over the Underwood bill. There was no dissenting vote | irecum cstimnte conspiring to use the mails to de­ Monday in the judiciary commit- us enforcement. Perhaps it is im­ They wore reported to he in agree­ ah as eight tons fraud in connection with the sale tec, but some senators, including possible to enforce the law in the ment that the fertilizer provisions I in a section of the of securities of tho United Stntcs Senator Walsh, Democrat. Mon­ whole United States, suggest that should be rewritten. It inches high Fri. Steamship Company. The indict­ tana. counsel for Scnntor Wheeler, they try a more limited task. Agreement virtually has been |h he was crawling ment alleges the defendants sent remained silent on the viva voea Enforce the Law reached to increase the fertilizer ling a lengthy ex- through the mails advertising mat­ vote thnt wus taken. Senator profits to the njierntor from one “ I recommend that they try tc ter urging purchnse of stock known | cave-in caught ColWalsh had explained in the hour’s enforce the prohibition luw' ns ii Iu’r c®nt over the eost of produc| crevice, wedging it by them to be worthless. discussion preceding the decision concerns members of congress. tion to at least eight per cent. Tho In lY r ’brunry of last year Benja­ omaticnlly crushing also is expected to be re­ min W., nnd Harry F. Morse, left thnt because of his connection in That gives them about 530 individ­ section vised to allow the operntor more uals upon whom to try enforce­ the matter he thought he should the jurisdiction of the local federal Offered. time to reach the production of refrain from voting. ment. It ought to be prncticablo ........ had of- court n to to trial in WashingI the victim Beth Senators iYalsh nnd Hef­ to have a set of watchers to make 40,000 tons of fixed nitrogen toy physician w h o |ton* T.he>' Protested their arrest lin, Democrat, Alabama, had plan­ sure that these 530 men obey this which is mandatory under the Un­ ttii and render aid.!*" route !,n thc contention tin t ned to discuss the nomination to­ law for one week. At the end of derwood hill at the end of six Oder stature could they wpr0 while proceeding day, but decided to defer their re­ the week the law would be repeal­ years. This limit may he ex I *o ifo f th„ S e v » *° nn8WCr Chnr* e# n* ninst them in marks until tomorrow. Senator ed." tended to eight years and probab­ iTnZniil mLn 1«^‘nnother (li*trict 1)Ut Judge Winslow Heflin, who snid he would direct­ Upon the hypothesis thnt “no ly to ten yenrs. r !r a K“inct thpni- it wn» this Outside of the fertilizer provis­ oppose confirmation, probably fundamentally dishonest law can ' ^ V h il h,wlv wol nillnK that the "upreme court up- ly endure,” Representative John I’ltil-*’ ions. which in the McKclIcr amend­ .nrouifd 1 mil the b up- ^ ’A M onday, paving thg way to will speak nt the open executive ip Hill, of Maryland, predicted a ing *t to fho Norris, government session, if on* is ordered! the trial. i short life for the Volstend net. operation bill which was inserted The Alabama senator declared which he said was “fundamentally in thc Underwood bill during thc hers explored othhe hud information thift the judic­ crooked,’’ Arrests Legal becauso in “attempts to confusion in the senate when the J vicinity In hopes of iary committee had refused today WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—Benja­ perpetuate the falsehood that oncwas beforo that body, no ppwzy which would min W., nnd Harry F. Morse, sons to receive a statement from .lames lialf of one per cent cider is legal question fundamental change is expected Approach Collins of the shipbuilder, Charles W. A. Ownbey, Colorado mining man knd move the rock, More, Monday lost in the supreme with reference to the case brought and thut one half of-one per cent to be made in the measure as it is illegal.” passed the senate. It tunnel through court their contest against the le­ against him by the estate of J. beer Mr. Hill experimented with thnt Satisfactory Hill Sought. Fid drill to him. Pierpont Morgan in which Mr. gality of their arrest some months act, was arrested for tho manu­ The conference is dominated by Stone appeared as counsel for tho facture of wine nnd arquitted, the ago in New York city. Is Denied executors in the supreme court, federal courts in Muryland holding a desire to produce a measure in­ ky- Feb. 3.—Re­ Mr. Heflin said he nisi) he had that a beverage to he of illegut viting u satisfactory bid. The ive City that Floyd learned that the committee hud make, must he intoxicating in fact whole conference membership has been represented ns being oppos­ oned cave explorer, refused to hear a New York man as well as in legal definition. ed tu any semblance of govern­ I ftom a boulder that j in connection with the nomination. To Offer Amendment ment operation nnd the hill ns re­ lie? him fast since I If opportunity olfers when there ported by the conference is ex­ }f. were denied by | .Celery market information as comes before the house of repre­ pected to place thc government p when the Courier- provided by Sanford office of the sentatives the Stalker hill, re-en­ operation provisions in more or rod to verify tho.re- United States Bureau of Agricul­ acting section 21* of the Volstead less obscurity. tural economics and the Florida act, Mr. Hill will, he snid, offer an Efforts will he made to report a |ill. manager of thp Bureau of Markets, Tuesday is as amendment "designed to put a lit- measure thut will produce the larg­ City, .«ill rumors follows: the honesty into the cat by placing est ninount of fertilizer nt the ear­ M been rescued had Shipping point information: the words ‘beer nnd ulc’ beside, the liest period that is commensurate everal times during Clear, warm, good wire inquiry, words "cider nnd fruit juices,’ with business prinifiples. As the PARIS. Feb. 3.—Suppression of Inewipapcr said that deninnd active and exceeding sup­ whicli latter the Stalker measure bill now is written, tho conferees the French embassy to the Vatican I* cave knew nothing ply, markets steady. Carloads f. would except from thc one-half of !rescue. o. b. shipping point three to sixes was voted by tho chamber of dep­ one per cent definition of intoxi­ believe any prospective bidder uties Monday evening, 314 to 250. would bo discouraged by the fer­ $2, some specials higher. 32 cars cants." tilizer requirements, which would of Florida celery shipped of which It was the realization of part of “We can at least put congress on the program upon which the left )ridn May offer too great a business risk. 26 ears were from Sanford. groups of radicals were elected record as standing for or against The suggestions mnde by Henry New w York: io rk : Two l wo cars California i aiitornia ^ , jj nn|j wr|ch Premier Herriot, equality between the city man und Ford rost Tonight celery in a recent statement wore r und eight cars of Florida f£aj to ucm )t a(jvice from self the farmer in this particular as­ not discussed by the conference to­ pect of what is especially designa­ ---- — — tcrme<| weH-w|rhef or hitter critr ------arrived. — Supplies and tie[ox. Feb. 3.—There celery day. Spokesmen said they had ted ns law enforcement," said Mr. mnnd moderate, market steady, j [ tcauy. ici„m for his avowed principal op) «f rain or snow in Florida celery, 10 inch come too Into to be of assistance ’ p0nentgj carried through with firm Hill. INorth Carolina to- threes und fours, mostly $2crates \ as the senate already had gone on to priuy with snow or $2.75; frozen $2; sixes, best mostly determination, “ for th e1interest of | record us favoring thc principles Would Repeal Act |w States, snow in $3 to $3.25, eights to tens, $2.50 France." NEW YORK, Feb. 3.—Nineteen 1of the Underwood bill. The premier paefled the opposi­ dates Wednesday, to $2.75. some poorer as low as $2; Thus far the conference has re­ Democratic members of Congress tion of tho Alsacc-TiOrnine deputies leather bureau re- California, crates, best $5.50 to ceived no word of a pending offer frfim New York w«re pledged to durc wifi 1h. |owcr $0.50, few fancy $7, fair quality by giving nn official understanding operate Muscle .Shoals. They that a diplomatic ugont would he support an organization formed to lAtlanth- states to- and condition mostly $4.50. do not expect , any- proposals last night to seek the repeal of ■ • . . until , maintained at the Vatican to repre|* t probable a far Volstead net. More than 1.000 nun has been completed anil Chicago: Two Florida, ono Cai- [ sent the recognized provinces, but I®* northern part of ifornia and ono Michigan cars nr- (,P refused to accept the suggestion and women attended a dinner at then it is believed they would be rived. Thirteen cars on track. Sup-1„f Georges Leyguea.* former pre­ which the organiz*i:on was form­ submitted to President Coolidge who is authorized to draft a lease plies moderate, demund moderate liner, nnd Abbe Lemlre. the latter ed. ^•r* Freezes Beer. and market firm. Florida, 10 inch ■ Tho movement is considered by under the terms of the measure. peaking “not as a Catholic priest, JUNCTION, Vt. crates, fair qunlity, fours and sixes hut as a radical "deputy" who j its organizers thc most determined _____ the oremier to reconsider, step yet taken toward repeal of! T h e a nt s hnve cows which l ire lit temperatures pre- 12.75 to $3, few 13.25; eights. 12.25 begged l«wy. caused the to $2.50, few higher; tons. $1.75 to; hjiTdecision beforo it was too late. the Volstead act. L-ailcrs plan to | tie aphides or green flies which 7 fie measure must he passed bf begin without delay the formation: they cherish for the sake of the lwirda Canadian $2.00, somo poorer grades lower. r a New York Michigan; fancy $2 to $2.25, few the senate before it becomes final, j of units in every congressional dis- sweet "honey dew" that exudes | from their bodies. L*“ «l shavings. Nn- higher, California fancy, $5 to $5.50 The vote last night was not obtain- 1 trict of country. cci actually on the question of “sup-1 w*nt was discovcr- some $4 to $4.50. ^*r If°ze and burst Philadelphia: Three California prccsion of the embassy,” but came i and three Florida arrive, 13 cars noon the suppnresm n of credits in I on track. Supply nnd demand mod the foreign affairs, budget, neces orntc and market steady. Florida, | sarv to maintain a mission to the Rnittee ' Vatican. Tho credits needed for 10 inch crates, fours and' «iz',«. the Alsace-Lorraine budget instead $2.75 to $3.00; threes, $2.50 to priority List 52.75; eights, $2.50. California of the PARIS, Feb. ; \ - A dispatglj minister of the interior. M. Condilis foreign affairs budget, this to the Havas agency from Athens according to an Athens dispatch to technically doing away with any 3 feh. 3.—Faced crates $4.50 to $6.50. further representation.at the Holy says n note protesting ugainst the the Exchange Telegraph, urged be­ B*Hon in the singexpulsion of the patriarch Con- fore thc cabinet today thnt Greece T®1* °f present con- HouseTakesUp Postal See* -----------------stantinos from Turkey has been could only obtain satisfaction from delivered by the Greek charge d’­ Turkey by restoring the patriarch u” “hcan steering senate has se- Pay Rate Increase Bill Georgia Slayer Is affaires to the Turkish foreign to Constantinople, even at the war. 'l,t of nine meas----. Given Life Sentence minister ut Angora. The note de­ costIt isof denied that the election for clares the eX|.alsion of the pat­ WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—Coin_____ r “ W«-*!d by that Mar. t, ad­ cident with taking up by the house; ATLANTA, Feb. 3.—Claude A. riarch was n hostile act against a new patriarch is imminent, it I , nU the list an- today of the postal pay rate in -1Rq ^ who FC’vcra| woeks ago shot Greece, but that Greece, desirous being suggested that such a proL.’ •°!nmiltee is the cream hill already pnssrnl by the ^ Mj9S Venn Moore, ns she j of proving her conciliatory spirit, 1ccdure is exceedingly unlikely besenate, it was declared at the j ^ at wori{ ;n the local W’est.’rr. , proposes that the question be sub­ | cause it would have the appear­ h u i trt':‘ly’ which C. l~oa», committee White House that President Cool- u n[on o(fice, today was sentenced mitted to the couit of internation ' ance of legalizing Turkey’s arbij trary action in expelling patriarch Ita > take UP today idge looks to the house to take to life imprisonment after consent al justice nt the Hague. Prompt report stco.i to fix rates on a scale suf- ()f verdict had been taken to Ful Should Turkey refuse arbitra­ I C'onstuntinos. ficient to provide revenues to meet <on Superior Court. tion, the dispatch quotes the note Visits French Foreign Office the contemplated expenditures. ------------- -— -— ------j ns saying the Greek government PARIS, Feb. 3.— The French NEW HEARING ORDERED r°he Power of . will request intervention of the foreign office was again visited this league of nations, as tho situation morning by tire Turkish ambassa­ Electric Co !South Florida Fair WASHINGTON, •'eb. 3.—A new is considered a menace to peace. dor. DeJvad Boy who conferred bearing was ordered today by the Opens Li Tampa senate Meanwhile, a state of ferment hanking committee on the continues throughout Greece. A i with M. Larocho political difjeter regard to Greeco-TurkUh dU[S S it t . Thc TAMPA. Feb. 3.—Thirty Florida McFadden bill to amend the nation­ mass meeting was held today un­ in pnte. The ainbussadur reiterated onL wU1 al banking laws. der the presidency of the mayor the determination of Turkey to re­ counties offered exhibits for inspec­ K reJffe- ^»e-extent BhetW. Com- tion of public this morning at the State government costs more for and indignation meetings ul.io were fuse arbitration by permanent court of international justice on tho i»l*»nimr ui South Florida fair. Tn-1 each citizen in Nevada than in any held in the principal cities. quei tion of expulsion of Greek pa­ •322r on» "ffwted exposition was opened by the may­ other state, the per capita charge LONDON, Feb. 3.—The Greek triarch from Constantinople. »«ittw ,B‘*r-sUt* or and program to»ay will include being $82.09 per year, automobile racing. . F eb. 3.— . vrith lips p u rItrength fa s t cbblins early T u e s0]e hole in S an d for someone to ot held by a h u g e u fell upon it |ng the cave F riatedthe ex p lo y er |it thj shock of dcrfhii Mpent weakpijrwians feu m l 2 Celery Markets French Embassy AI Vatican. Withdrawn By Vote Chamber Greece Transmits Note Of Protest In Case Of Patriarch’s Expulsion Rcpaira necessitated by the re ­ for the better product of $2.00 is cent flood condition!! on the irmin! virtually twice thnt trie vegetable NOME, Feb. 3.—Whether Hnu of tho Atlantic Conat Llnoj was bringing a year ago, a com­ freezing destroyed the value Railroad between Jacksonville and parison of figures available in the of 300,000 units of anti-toxin, Savannah, were completed early Sanford office of the Federal De­ this morning and thc trnffie over partment of Agriculture and the rushed here in n spectacular the line has been restored to nor­ Florida Burenu of Markets, showed record-breaking dog race, i» mal. it was announced Tucsduy Tuesday morning. Shipments from the question confronting moring by T. I* Dumas, superin­ Florida in 1024 through Saturday Nome’s one doctor and ono total approximately 1*81 while last tendent of tho Sanford division. the number was 1,454 through nurse today as they awaited Anticipating the completion of year, Jnnunry. results of thc first injection of repairs all cmbnrgos placed on An indication of the excellent serum. freight duo to tho flood conditions prospects of Flnridn celery is Exhausted by his part in mush­ were removed Sundnv afternoon shown in the fact thnt a query for so that shippers might avail them­ prices has been received in Sanford ing last 60 miles into Nome with selves of tho Intervening time to from Los Angeles. The recent cold the serum in a relay race thnt cut load their shipment. The flood weather there and tho fact that time from thc record of nine d*ya mnde it necessnry to operate trains New York celery in storage, has from Ncnann to Nome to five and over circuitous detour routes duo not proved to he up to expectations one-hnlf days, Gunnnr Kasson to washouts on thc Altnmahn Riv­ in either qunlity or quantity is re ­ sl?pt today. er. 27 fuses Reported garded ns definite assurance of n Virtually a half a mile of thc highly successful reason here. There are now 27 certain cases and 28 more suspected ones in this main track of the rond was car­ Shipments Much Larger ried away by the river near Doctown of less than 1,000 population. Approximately 50 per cent more ttortown on Jan. 21. The breaks of new celery hml been shipped Although Hansen brought the occurcd in seven different places last yenr than this, thc figures re­ scrum over the final relay, I^onand tho wnter continued so high vealed. The fact that more of the ard Sappalln, chnmpion driven of that the railroad was unable to be­ Florida crop is of the Into vnriety, Alaska, with his team of 20 flpct gin repair work for several days. the damage to the California crop huskies, had done the longest Record time, however, was made and the part failure of the New stretch. . Ills Inst dash was through after repute gangs rot to work for York storage celery Is giving thc the storm, along the course of a nion nnd materials had been as­ state its high level and will contin­ frozen river from Unallk to Safe­ sembled from ail parts of the line ue to hold prices about thc present ty 21 miles from Nome. to begitf work ns soon ns the river marks, ......... ............ ......... .. There . . . . . . . .mu . . . ybo Hfre Knasen with fresh dogs it is believed. conditions permittod. slumps in prices inter Tn tho*sea- *aok °'fcr ‘h*’ O dious package. AH southbound trains nrrlving non when loading becomes heavier The rising blizznrd howled straight in Snvnnnah Monday afternoon but these will he of short duration, into his face. The tempernturo were routed over the restored it is thought. The senson is summ­ ranged down to 100 below zero, main line. Tho first north bound ed up colloquially ns “There is hut the driver pushed hard and early in the afternoon camu into train was tho Everglades Limited nothing to worry nbout." The total of cars shipped last Nome. which left Jacksonville Monday year was 7,1116 whicli, if taken as a Tho time made from Nennna on night. mark l»y which to judge the pro­ the Alaska railroad, whither th« duction of the present y«|ur, will anti-toxin had been hurried front*"!leave, liHny of 6,212 cnrA ygt^ta, , utile:j «j ho shipped. I his year’s crop r.*J|V Alononu.Uo Nome, undter thnn it was Inst yenr, it is ySr,' »r thc bU t actual rumdafc^.'tlnwi . _ I tlmp but will have a cleaner sweep ot every made in the Alaska dcrUlkV the country. The failure of tho formerly run over 408 mile course California crop is opening markets from Nome tit Candle City and re­ in the middle west thnt lust year turn. The record for this derby wns WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.—"la-ss were closed to the Florida product. preaching —more teaching— less The Los Angeles query is indica­ made by Leonard Scppails, who ac­ tive of thc spread of thc market talking—more silence," was the cording to reports received here, drovo hi# famous team on a relay a d v i c e brought to protestant open to Florida celery. Office Issues First Report in the Inst 300 miles in bring anti­ churchmen on this side of the A t­ lantic by Bishop Michael Holton The temporary office of the U nit­ toxin from Nennna. This record Furso of St. Albans, England, in ed States Bureau of Agricultural was 78 hours, 44 minutes, 57 sec­ the address nj the closing session Economics with the Florida State onds, but twenty hours nnd seven Monday of tho foreign missions Bureau of Mnrkcts co-operating, minutes of thnt time had been tak­ is nied its first re»v»rt Monday. The en out for rest. For the actual conference of N’^rtli America. otfice is in charge of Frank II. running time this was slightly Declaring was the outcome of j Scruggs, had it In charge last more than eight miles an hour. the jungle principle "get, grab and j year. Ilfwho a statement Mr. Trip Took I27ij Hours. keep it if you can," Bishop Furso ; Scruggs writes: "It Is ourissued Intention appealed to tho conference to help ,to issue —............., allowing for difference in a daily —....................I bulletin during tho wipe off fear and suspicion be­ celery shipping season giving infor- hingitude, the elapsed time from tween nations by carrying the word mation similar to that which is giv-1Nennna to Nome was 126H hours., of Christ to others. en in this bulletin. All market in-i Adding an hour for the difference Denouncing war and appealing formation is received by wire each b* longitude gives 127Va hours, for n Christianized readjustment | morning from ou\* representatives For the 650 miles, estimated, that of international relations, Mrs. i in the various important markets the anti-tdxin traveled from No­ I nnnn >■» Nome, this would he more Thomas Nicholson of Detroit, in the country. "All shipping nnd destination in-j than five miles per hour, President of the Women’s foreign The best run of the 650 mileu missionary service, asserted, "war formation is secured by wire from is an anachronism in the life of tho various railroads. The Market was credited to Shannon who made News Service Is not connected with the first 60 miles from N’unana to civilizcn man." “ Let us he done with our pat­ any selling organization nor does' Tolovana in 14 hours with the mer­ ronizing attitudes,” she urged; it perform any selling function. It eury 60 degrees below zero. Jim "Done with the glorification of merely collects and disseminates Kalland and his dogs carried it war or condonation of it. I.et na­ dopenihihleinfornmtion that will be the next 65 miles to Hot Springs. tional pride be used on our coun­ nnd o f w f » l° KroWcrs’ Mh,ppcra There wns practically no time try. right or wrong, but upon ideals A tntni <*.f t i between relays, the United of service. Let us recognize po­ ed Saturday, .Saturday. 61 6! of which’ which were iI 1 l1 * h2u system ^ \ Vxnm'nt * 1 \ In . ,h® th,l ,1 te,p* tentiality of other peoples, under­ ................. openffpd Florida whilo the others originated 'gf rap t ft T ,,n fAlaska lask stand social, and other causes of in broadCalifornia. Forty ears move! jt^ n) l-,,rpM having broai war, developed thinkers, not fight­ from the state on Sunday while il cast “ Ctt 1 for :imen *"d ‘ ‘to ers, anil wage peace under the flug cars moved from California. Mon- 1 ta thV tra 'L cal* wLl‘rnt of the Prince of Peace." 1,1,1 •••■smnujr wiujii ouiik day tho demund was reported to m,t n«antly wh»n Nome flashed flash.* ."The church." who snid, "failed to exceed tho supply. Markets about wtml it:! P'ijcht to the world one avert the World war, hut it is do­ firm or steady was reported for v"*ek aK"- Tht> »nti-toxln left Air­ ehorage a few hour# after the call ing its best to av.ert another." vnrious terminal markets. lunched there representing all of Application of the Christian the diphtheria serum in the place. theory of international relation­ ships to world problems wus urg­ Uses Old Germs. ed by Newton W. Rowell of Tor­ Dr. Welsh went ahead fighting onto. WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—T h o the epidemic with anti-toxin so old house passed tho Elliott $150,000­ that it was believed to have no 000 public buildings hill. power. But Monday he was able Rotary Club Meets The official text of the Paris to report the epidemic under conAt Weekly Session reparations agreement reached the trot nnd to predict that with the department. | 1.100.000 units that left Seattle In Seminole Cafe state A hill designed to prevent clog-j Saturday, und which is expected ging of the supreme court docket here in perhaps ten days, he would Members of the Sanford Rotary passed the house. he able to stay the disease in club met Tuesday afternoon in The contempt case of Harry F. Nome. their regular weekly luncheon Sinclair was argued in the District Another case of the disease was meeting at the Seminole cafe. A of Columbia court of appeals. reported here today, making *Ji« number of visitors, some of whom The department of justice un- number of cases definitely diagmude short talks, attended the nounced It had identified 332 for- j nosed 28, with 30 persons believed eigu rqm runner in the yast year. to *havo diphtheria ----meeting. and- — 50 under !L K. Stevens, who was in Attorney General Stone’s nom­ surveillance. The dead were threo charge of thc program, announced ination for the supreme court a- whites, ______ two ,of them infanta, and that he had arranged a musical gnin was approved by the senate two Eskimos. program hut that the absence of Judiciary committee. Mushers in the run from Nenara n piano in the meeting mude car­ A report reconun sliding- the to Nomp were Tom Green, John rying out the program impossible. seating of Senator Mu.vfield of Folger and Titus Nicholai. Green Short talks were made by J. T. Texas was filled in tho senate by with a team of wolves from the Sias, Oak Ihtrk, 111., isiwrunce G. the elections committee. Kusowin valley in Southwest Alas­ Ingram, Orlando, and Leon Ls'Uoy, Senator Magnus Johnaon, of ka. took th? life saving package of Chicago. Other visitors intro­ Minnesota, filed a petition contest­ from Kalland, pulled into Tolo­ duced to the club were W. D. Hog- ing the election of Thomas D. vana after slowing up to keep from ers George McCullough, Jim Kin- Schnll, his opponent, in the senate. arorching tho hot lungs of his dog, The supremo court held a state Wednesday night. cuid und John M. quirk of Orlan­ do. law requiring a license for sale of intoxicating liquor ia valid not­ EDWARDS CASE MISTRIAL withstanding the prohibition a - 1 MARKETS mendment. BESSEMER. A la. Feb. 3— A Benjamin W. and Harry I . mistrial today was declared in the CHICAGO. Feb. 2.— Wheat: Morse lost, their contest iu the su -; case of Dr. Geo. T. Edwards, May, 1.97 to 1.98H: July 1.65^ p r e » « court over tho legality o f . charged with wife murder. Tho to 1.66; Corn:, May. 1.31^4 to their arrest several months ago In jury had been out since noon Sat1.3la»; Oata, May, 62^i, New York city, ____ 1iirsjuy, __ More Teaching And Less Preaching Is Advice Of Minister Washington News �owe th< It will be a very g a y season,''indeed, judging- from after noon dresses; Silk and Cotton Crepes for mornoths for Sport Wear. Nev*r before has our Wash Good.will be reduced on all of our New q y riiy Goods for Just v n r !fe • flH H SILKS are included in this “Violet Brand Sale.” 1 *^ ^ » W*• , f . A. - >A .l' Beautiful Printed, 40 in. Crepes, y d ;....... $2.95 Stnpe I ub Silk, fast colors, yd..........;........ $2.1,9 , 40 in. Flat Crepes in all the bright Spring colors, yard .............................. » J 2 29 Heavy Canton and Crepe Satins, y a r d ..... 2.95 MaJlison’s Printed Puaaey Willows. S. MalliionVi Koriuinara Crepes Mallfson’s Chinchilla Satins Indestructible Chiffon Voiles. (VIOLm LRa NJ) SALK PRICES) FOR LINGERIE CLOTHES • * OF FINE FABRICS Light weight Silk and Cotton Crepes, yj. 36in. Aligator Crepes, heavy crepe with silk stripe, fast colors, large plaids and small check, bright shades, yd...... .89 and “Tub Alpaca” in large sport stripes and. " ' MJ broken checks, yard ............... !ji Imported Voilse, floral designs, yard ....J Crepe Voiles with broad silk.stripe, 40 infl fast colors,, yard - ___ j Small check Jersey Gotha, Lace stripe Voiles. Mercerized check Voilea, 36 in. yard 44c ' n A. B. C. SILKS VIOLET BRAND SALE ' A guaranteed fast color silk for Underwear, in the light and delicate shade*, also small prints, Violet Brand Sale, yard EVER-FAST FABRICS 40 in. Voile, in all the hew shades, yard Glosraye, a stripe silk finished, yard ..... Silver Gloss, 36 in., in bright shades*.... 36 in. Gingham Check, y a r d .......... ... 36in. Suitings, all shades, yard ................ All shades in Linens, yard ........... :........ . Small Prints, yard .................................. Stripe Tub-Tex, y a r d .................. Nu-Sylk, guaranteed fast and permanent = finish, large sport plaids and stripes,yi . Silk finished Broadcloths in large sport stripes, fast colors, 36 in. yd............ ... • Fancy Linens in large plaids and broad stripes, for sport dresses, y a rd .......... • 40 in., figured Voiles in bright figures and black and white, yard. Special.............. 4k VIOLET BRAND LACE STORE CLOSED TUESDAY FEBRUARY 3 10c yard for Linen round thread, I point Lace. Point Lace and Colored chet. Some of these Laces are wortll 15c a yard. Special for 4 days. * arranging for “Violet Brand Sale.” Opens Wednesday at 8 o’clock. PRICES REDUCED ON NEW SPRING GOODS , “Violet Brand” Sale of Muslin Underwear SPECIAL Carter’s and Munsing Special $1.49 each “Athletic” Union Suits, all fibres, white, Special 89c each MOHAWK SHEETS 81x90 fo r ................................... ;.... ; flesh and pink.. 5c Laces, Vais, round thread in i cream and ecru. AH new bees hi for this “Violet Brand” Sale, Special 42x36 and 45x36 Mohawk Cases Violet Sale, each........................ Large size Iluck Towels, plain and with IInusual Values colored border, Special, e a c h ......... * ft z 2 f t, [ ly ^ 18 x 38 Bath Towels, in all white, ea ch .....34c Silken Teddies, Step -illfi, VffitH mid gowns, all radfrally re­ duced, are o b ta in a b le in a wide diversity of colons and Htylett. Silk Step-ins, Teddies and RIoomerH ij • • ' II %• C 0 u VI Special lot Towels, sale price 21c 72 x 90 Dimity Spreads.....$1.98 Linen Towels, good grade* colored borders.......... 39c J 1 • 1 / M • - ’Wi k , \* \ — _ ^ 4 1 1 63 x 90 Dimity Spreads....$1.89 1 lot Crochet Spreads, 63 x 80, S pecial.................... $1.35 Special, 36 in. Soft Jap Nain­ sook, white and flesh, y d .. 29c EXTRA SPECIAL « ** ■ . . . 5 piece Lingerie Cloths in all the wanted shades. Sale Price 29c yard Whore tropical skies and*waving palm trees Reckon MilAriy, she a complete* collection of Southern attire awaiting her selection. TW (banning modes for every hour of the day, distinctive and ultra ® LINENS, CREPES, FANCY VOILES �HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY S, 1925. Sanford Herald Sanford, As It A ges 4 e e e rr « l t e r « 2 » a a » H As Brisbane' Sees It THE JOURNEY STEADILY GROWS MORE DIFFICULT! This is mainly to call to the attention of Herald readets 1 A Ntw Whitntj Meant. a s Second C lass M atter. another article on this page which will be of interest to them What the People Think. *7. 191*. «t th e P oetofflee :rfl. F lo rid a, u n d er Act of regarding the early settlement and incorporation of Sanford. Ostracising Independence. Reading in the Fort Mellon advertisements of many Wheat at *2.20. thrilling incidents in the lives of the hardy pioneers who first BY ARTHUR BRISBANE iC*prrUfkl 1MO settled here, an “old-timer”, new living in a distant section of this country, was forced to reminiscences on his own exper­ iences here during those early days. HARRY Payne Whitney, an en­ Herbert C. Jones, fhough quite unknown to the Editor of ergetic young man ' who lea the American polo players to vldlory The Herald, ‘will doubtless be remembered by many of the against carries new honolder residents of this city. He was for several years* man- uto ^ England, ______ _ All o W ' trn c iA i. s o n r B i -----, -tu iry ager of the only drug store in Sanford and also assisted with cessfuVbnTedTng'of ran homs.~Hla ■ otlcea. ca rd * of th n n k s. reso lu tio n * IHD n o tlrc n of e n t r r l ^1ufoent * w h ere the mails as the postoffice was then located in the drug store. colts and fillies earned more money M a r r n e re mart** w ill be rlm ra e d Mr. Jones left Sanford in 1881 and remarks that than the horses of any other breed­ f s r « t r e n tila r a d v e rt Isin * r a t ea. er. W i w n r .i t t i i k A s a n r iA T K ti p h k s s when he visited Sanford six years ago after an. absence of _ T h e A ssociated I'res* Is ex elu s- thirty years, he was “wonderfully impressed by the develop­ THAT’S a great honor, and it is | * # tr e n title d fn th e use f» r renniiIle a tio n I f all n e w . d tsp a irn e * ment in and around Sanford.” Weil might he be for the applauded as it deserves. There c re d ite d to It n r n o t nih«rw lj.e c re d - Sanford of six. years ago was little indeed like the Sanford of is something else Mr. Whitney hUd In th in pxtxtr and a l.n th e local the might do. lie might duplicate _ ■awe pubtt*hi-<! b prI*Iti- All rlsentn thirty years before. But we beg of Mr. Jones to visit Sanford today. It is im- jJ J S ^ b y ^ th l^ ca S S j *And "h!! le re ln a re n liu r e served. possible to describe in mere words the many vast changes might provide "jockeys”, that is to ESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1925. which have taken place during the just few years. And say, first-class pilots and mechan­ ... „ rnp today everything, toward progress and development. We arc sure ics, for those airplanes. ^uILL THOUGHT • j onea WOuld not know this place as the Sanford so THE GOVERNMENT has only •’SAFETY WHILE ASLEEP:—! | familiar to him. li e would be completely astounded by many twenty machines'n‘t “to u k T th e air » y i both lay mo down in neace, an d , J!CW and tall, well constructed buildings, by wide and well " i n battle. Mr. Whitney, and each plpcp; for thou, Lord, only makes, i pavc,| streets, by, in general, the “big city” aspect, and withal one of n dozen men in his finan­ cial class, could easily duplicate ]ne dwell in safety. I th o jmrnacuiatc the immaculate cleanliness ooff the place. that without feeling it. Yes, Mr. Jones, anti the Sanford of today is only n minia­ And in the long run swift pur­ • ’THE PATIENT PRESENCE suit planes, ruling the nir, might ture of the Sanford of tomorrow.. V L v o done all that others do, lay ■« nanfet*. I have raid ail that others say! tcrriblo the thought thnt You ’ • '•Have never left me, night or dny. «hw Jit that long dark which knew You not U-By faith of d.-cd or work of pray'll cr. 2ftu never for n flnsh forgot, But always went noside mo , £■ ■• there: Bcstdo mo when I tried to do AThe cnod Ihnt needs mu: t have w Your aid; •"Beside nte when our flippant crew - m Denied You and were not afraid; C lient, but ready to forgive c With lips divinely disciplined, •You, faithful and unfugitive, .11 Were with me every time I 1 sinned; 1m ‘•You saw me naked, through and ■ through; „ There was nn thing You did not sec; \ et, yenrs ere I be*!eved in You, * Did You, iny God. believe in mo! Reginald Wright Knulfmnn. o 0 We haven’t heard much recently • uibout that municipal swimming Lpool. -------- o-------•** Some Florida newspaners look *W ro llko newspaper files than (newspapers. •• o---A lot of folks spend so much /lim e looking for surceas they nev"br hnvc time to work for it. <“ o---K Wo respectfully recommend that ^ h e mother of the Prince of Wall, ding him to sleep with “God Save thu King.” Pseudo-Aristocrats “Show Off” Dr. Frank Crane who knows the human family pretty well sp.vs that the way to tell a real aristocrat is to find “a man who does not like to show off." The man who likes to show off, however, is usually a man who would like above all else to be considered an aristo­ crat. He wants to he regarded ns a Personage. He "struts his little hour upon the stage" like all the rest of the world, only he actually STRUTS, and fancies that he is winning for himself :m enviable [dace in the regards of his fellow men. The real aristocrat, on the other hand, has standing with­ out striving for it. He rarely is nhle to find obscurity even though he seeks it. There is something in “blood”, some­ thing in a long line of inherited good manners that conspic­ uously marks a gentleman, and puts him at case in any com­ pany of refined people. Dr. Crane, in his wide observation must see many pseudoaristocrats. If he would come to Florida in the winter sea­ son and visit the resort cities, he could make a book of many pages devoted to the Climbers, and to the Arrived, who arc buying their way into Swelldom. They “show off” amazing­ ly. The men strut, the women play the snob, they nil spend money free. And most of them would have gall enough to wax indignant if Dr. Crane, or any other impudent observer, should dare to classify them in the pseudo-aristocrat lists. Yet there may come generations descended from these Pushers who lay claim to aristocracy. Some of them send their children to schools thnt specialize in “toning down”. At such schools stress is laid on the value of refined speech, re­ fined dress, refined manners. Gentle consideration of other people is taught not as a virtue but as “good business". The Snob is depicted as something especially "common”. The Climber is depicted as something cheap. And Money, the great goil of modern society, is classed ns too ordinary for special worship. The fact that Dad or Grand-Dad got the cash through fair means and foul in many a hard-fought struggle must he forgotten. The u?e of the nponey must be “aawttd”. And rns-w^’ve*wid,«m the (Vmrne v>f a few generatiwis new aristocrats will come into being. Today’s Four-Flushers, today’s frantic scramblers for y°*iJd position, are a source of amusement to people who have Hie quiet assurance of good lineage and innate culture. But under the right influence, the descendents of today’s MoneyMade’s uill be recognized as aristocrats by tlie Frank Crane’s of their day. That’s the way the world goes 'round. be more profitable to air. Whitney by piotccting bin property than all the race horses that were ever raised in the United States. The Government nppnrently doesn't intend to do anything in a hurry about protecting this coun­ try in the nir. Possibly some of the young polo players will decida to give up their dangerous ponies ami try the excitement and useful­ ness of somewhat more dangerous work in the nir. IF EVERY man In tho United States that owns and rides ten polo ponies would own and ride one fast pursuit plane, able to overtake and bring down an enemy plnne, this country would bo a good deal safer than it is. J ; Some peopt tog, which Is "Hy a blowing their own ho: Sometimes a man tiy know s"the^popular^ Ilo o k ! you thlnlr^ ; I Among a inan’iA j. are the frip d s who fS Making tVoubiTiTta;. ble to be much fun. 1 A bachelor iTTiTiaone to throw his wom 1 away for him. “ vf jjs fe ita old shoes, even thongs ones are uncomfortibli' Almost tlmebTIurtt with which to pay y0« i One bright sign Uut, Is advancing is Sometimes we get ratf all we get for our tin, receipts. The high cost of |M. changes; usually stin 10 per cent more thaa« CV?i5 IS -T Most of thor? In by trying to live opt,i claimed they are Contemporary The most efficie these dn;*s is the niti — N ash v ille Tcnnujq^i At that, it i:> mon argue with n fool | cop.—Anaconda St •the track to permit paasnge of the11880 my only son *u| JUDGE GARY, in Pittsburgh, coach and the expedition was halt- those days houses etnl SANFORD'S FORUM snys thnt President Coolidge plans cd until n woodman could fell andj that wo followed a pai to establish ties abroad and that clear awny the tree. In other re -; gonal line from hoi the President “is endeavoring to Editor The Herald: and Osborne, publishers of the spects the trip was uneventful and'w ithout bothering to anccrtain the sentiment of the Your recently published sketch weekly Sanford Journo!, and the very much enjoyed by all. It blocks. large majority of the people, pre­ of the early history of Sanford in­ balance of the upper story of the would certainly have amazed that Now a t the risk of I paratory to a more intimate rela­ terested me greatly, ns thnt was building furnished them with liv- conch-load of people to be told in "blue-pencil" let m* t tionship for foreign nations.” my home nearly fifty yenrs ngo. ing apartments. n few short years, » Hue would be the names of a f»w The President need go no fu r-( and I had a small part in itH inThis was the situation in 187(1, built along the St. John's River might meet almost ther thnn the election returns of corporation and government. Pos­ but in 1877 there was increasing to connect Sanford with Jack- ford in those day*, 1920 and 1924. sibly I may be able to add a few growth and talk of incorporation, sonville, nnd yet it was tru e ; sic in ns were lbs. B, Once, when they elected H a rd ­ items of interest, as my coming This aroused a little Jeniousy in After an absence of thirty years J. N. Bishop, F. Wjli ing, and again, when they elected was in July 187(J, nt least n year the old town of Mellonville and11 visited your city, six years ago, Coolidge, the people n ' this coun­ before incorporation, to take the threats of taking steps to extend and was wonderfully impressed McRae. Lawyers, E. I try voted, by a plurality of bovcii place vacated on account of fail- that incorporation's limits to in- by the developments in and around M. Thrasher, nnd T. i son. Merchants. A. i million votes, to keep nway from ing i health i i.u by i... Dr. o - Samuel c-*~-.... > Tuck­ elude Sanford. To avert this nc-; Sanford. Your paved streets and H. Leffler, II. D.,L Europeon entanglements, awny er, ns the manager of the first tion and secure independence for blocks of buildings of brick and H1I1, H. L. DeForreit, j from the League of Nations and awny from "European ties" that drug store, located nt the South­ Sanford required a little finesse, stone, and wide expansion, with J. E. Pnce, nnd Theo 1 would tie up the United States in east corner of Palmetto Avenue but those in charge of the matter i paved highways through the coun- vcyors, J. C. Stovin.! nnd First Street. Except Sanford , handled it very smoothly and w ith-, try, made by memories’of those ford, and John Mcboralil Europe!s tentacles. Avenue, these were the only streets out nny infraction of law. I do early dnys seem like a dream. My boat men, Captains in tlu*u, t h o u g h stokes were, not know the dnte of incor|>ura- absence during the years of growth and Wm. Fitzgerald THE PRESIDENT ran easily set use for future streets between tion, nor nm I sure it was in that and a change may account for the. DcCottes. Amnnr ni find out how the people feel. It classify 1 was all told in the voting twice Sanford and Park Avenue, which year, butwell do I remember i memory of things as they were, were respectively the east a n d , when Mr. Ingraham whom we all and my memory of the names and Wooford Tucker and: in succession. west boundaries, and there were j loved nnd enljed "Jimmie" in those even initials of the people named M, O. . Markham Jbji no o f ‘any .kind'farther dnyd,.. one dvonlng .irought .u no- tnayibe duo to thefaet- that I have Marks, Cnpt. R H. TWELVE radical Republicans thnnhfcrurturuii two Mocks from thu lake ex-; tlce of intention to .incorporate banded out mail to most of them Tomlinson, Judge will be excluded from every Repub­ Caldwell ami son I)ar4j| lican party caucus. The announce­ copt the little Episcopal Church, J to the post office, nnd asked per- many times. given by Sirs. Gen. Sanford, nnd >mission to hang it there, but did1 From_ my sister, Mrs. A. II. Howard Whitner, H. ment of this decision was greeted \ I with cheers from the floor of the it stood by itself in the pine woodsJ not specify that it was always totCrippen living at Golden I^ike I Deane, Tcm McRa:, 'As the Kansas Cityy^Htnr points Regular services were held there copies of The|th*» three Hughey bn House of Representatives and from lout several delegatesi'« arrive! at by Rev. Lyman Phelps, rector. The seen therein ; Milton, and Alonzo. the crowded galleries. Uhc Opium Conference with the postoffice was in the drug store, names of some of the old friends arc doubtless still If the Republican party enn wrong dope. stand it the so-called "radical Re­ utul my duties included helping tiinc for a short time, but when who are still active citizens of those gone some of tkj » — —o--------with th*' mails, which were made there was no longer time for fil- Sanford. One of these who I have nrc still represented f publicans" probably can. ., One of the greatest reasons for up for tho outlying _ .. towns, it was ing n counter notice it was there ____ ___ Is the __ ____ know _______„ from boyhood presi- tivu citizenship as I ----------------o----------------.the extreii!.- popularity of the Ford carried daily to Orlando in * i tw o’ and had been* duly put up on the dent of your First National Rank, with the same namo 3* that they don't hurt so much A POLITICAL party, r.o matter A COLUMN conductor on the Hamburg Correspondent horse cart by Joseph Bumby, andj date it borne. Also I can certify Frank P. Forster. By the way if forebears. If any re»J«* how big. rich, fat, successful and vJlifcr. they run over you. has compiled several opinions about the salient characteristics conceited, makes a mistake when to Altamonte and Apopka it was | that on the date muued in the no-’ I am not mistaken he wns the see- me gets half the pie* • • o-------After all when you say that a of men of different nationalities. Here are some of them: it forbids members to do their taken three times a week in a tice we all assembled in the up- ond postmaster, succeeding Dr. these reminiscences Mnun ha a lot of common *un«e, "One American is a silent drinker. Two organize u limited own thinking. They don't make "buck-board” by an vld white I per room of W. II. (Hill) Hill’s Moore. S. O. Chase Is another of in recnlliib; these don’t you really mean thnt he company, and three enact the prohibition of alcohol." "One that mistake in England, where whiskered man whose name j have wagon shop on Hanford Avenue 1those who lived there in the time pic of Ipng ago. 1 w3H have hud their unplensant cx- forgotten. To Lake Jessup it was and in proper form preceded to in- of which I write. My home in in full raV writing tl jperely agree*, with you? Englishman is an eccentric creature. Two organize an ath­ they neriences and hnve learned what carried on horseback, and to F o rt. corporate the town of Sanford., 1880-81 was near the corner of such I ncr.d greeting o-------Reid Mr. Hollunil, the postmaster j Mr. Timothy Pearson, who had Magnolia Avenue nnd Fourth n Herbert Cl „ Jack Dempsey says he's not so letic contest, and three make a great nation.” “One German thingn cun happen. thero came for it himself. Thorn .been for some time Gen. Sanford’s Street, in a house perhaps still 925 Stevenson Avenot, ilrim sure h s not going to fight is a pendant. Two found a brewery, and three make war.” "tany morn after nil. Someone been “One Italian is syndicalist.* Two make a love tragedy, and ON WEDNESDAY spot wheat in were two or more stores, a Pres-1 agent, was elected first mayor, standing and there on June 11,1Pasadena, Cut. .fclvine him nine pointers on mar_. __ _ Chicago, real wheat that you could byterian church, and many morel Dr. A. J. French (dentist) who ___ . . . three march against Rome." “One Russian represents a -xied life. actually take to grind up into residences in Ft. Reid, than San- had built a handsome home on variety of political parties." ford, at that time. j Palmetto Avenue, opposite the a o-------flour, cost *2.20 a bushel. (»: W altnr Hagan finished th • first Dr. L. M. Moore (dentist) who Hull cottage, was I think his sueYou are told that bread is go­ Yhlrty-»U holes of hi.s world's Ilut when Fate destines one to ruin it begins by blinding ing up because wheat in going up. lived at Twin Lakes was first post-! censor for two or more terms. A t1 bhnmpiniv hip match with Cyril Dearer wheat, of course, means master, and held that office suv- least I am offering proof that he the eyes of bis understanding.—Fraser. •.Walker, eleve n up. That certainly dearer bread. But the linkers oral years before Dr. Harris came held the office in 1881 by sending 3» hnrd luck golf. should tell how many ounces of to Sanford. Dr. Moore and his herewith the official notice of my| Budded on Four Year Sour Oranf wheat there are in n one-pound brother-in-law Bob Rich owned 1election to the office of Aldermun * The writer in the Now York HerRoots , loaf, and what the actual increased the drug store, under the firm i signed by him, and attested by | MYSTERY AND CRIME •WSWrlbutu- who bemoans tin* passcost of wheat in a loaf of brendl n«nie of R. B. Rich & Co. L ater'D an Osborne as city clerk, with WE HAVE: ‘Ing of the horseshoe should visit ASHEVILLE CITIZEN amounts to. It doesn't amount to it was sold to Guv Stockton, and seal attached. WOftlO of the pur Its in Florida Dancy Tangerines, nt his death, in 1879, it enme Into much, even with $2 wheat." Before Sanford was three years „wbere "pit-hing” ts the grente t the hands of Dr. Jno. L. Engle, Valencia Oranges * old it wns visited by an nx-presiA Chicago newspaper calls a t 1 But where will wo get by flight of the outdoor . port: . ANDREW CARNEGIE gnvo for whom I a^ain managed it for dent in the person of U. S. Grant, tention to the fact that many o f ! .that sort? The one wuy to beat Parson Brown Oranges Chip:*, hu.dcs more people who the ministers of the gospel in that evil is to uncloak it, look upon its awny many libraries with no books the next two years. In 1881, when who had just completed a tour of Pineapple Oranges <COUic to life •(gain than any other city are objecting to "the emphaids face and give it battle to the death. in them. He was a humorous lit­ I returned North to practice med­ the world. While there he was Marsh Seedless' Grapefruit. icine it was bought by Dr. A. K. asked to shovel the first shovelfull There is, us we have mentioned tle Scotchman, nnd supplying «QUtit»y in the world. Dr. Sun Yut Write or wire us for quantity prices. Nan «p|.irintly dies on alternate placed mi crime by the newspa­ in these columns, the old argument plates with no food may have seem Phillips, who with his brother ran of earth in the construction of the itf* successfully for many years. South Florida Railway about to ^Week-end The other day he was pers." If by "emphasis placed on that news of crime incites others ed to hfm rather amusing. We have the stock. Can serve you (piicfy Across Palmetto Avenue from be built. A survey had been mode *<tycrt • I dead and tin* next dny crime," th»y mean publication of (o crime. Blit the printed news When he died lie left a magnifi­ JfUprovinv. According to our fig- th“ news regarding crimen commit- carrier not a fraction of the in cent concert hall, named after him the drugstore was the Jewelry nnd and stakes set for the little narrow SUMMERFIELD N U R S E R Y CO, ■Jjjres, toil.:;,* it's bin turn to die (ml their objection is ill-founded. Ieitement thnt lodges in the guarded i NeW York City. Now it is to Gurlo store of George Sawyer, who gauge road, which when built was There never yet has been any real ' whisper, the cowardly rumor, the l;t, soj,| U[U| torn down, it enabled with bis wife lived in rooms above farther south, than any other rail­ jpgain. Marion County, •" good accomplished by blinding the lip-licking enjoyment of smuggled millions of people to hear good the store. A half block north of road in the United States by more — — o-------SUMMERFIELD, Most of ns have got to the point people to the evil around then;. On details. This is evident to the most music, nnd was more useful than us was the II. L. DeForrcst store, than a hundred miles, nnd no doubt Avhcre we don’t want to see nny- the contrary, tho surest way to a t­ casual student of human nature. It any one of the empty Carnegie li­ and farther north, at the shore end furnished some of the natives with wUdng done to Muscle Simula. \Ve tract them to any evil thing is lo is a basic element of the race's braries. If he were here it hr the wharf was Gen. Sanford's the first sight they had ever had -have become so used »o rending on clothe It in mystery/nnd give it the characteristics which all the preach wouldn't be sold, probably. store under the management of of steam cars. Small flags had ing in the world can not blink. ^Jh’e front pages of the newspapers charm of secrecy. Col. Noble A. Hull, with James E. been stuck in the ground about When a man shut:: his eves to Of course, there ir the den pica about n*'1ion being postponed that Ingruham ns bookkeeper nnd as­ the spot chosen, which was a lit­ MR. OTT1NGER. the Attorney<■11 would be like losing an old friend anything, it is because he fears i t . , hlc type of publicity which panders General of New York state, refuses sistant manager, and John McRae tle north of the present site of (Ja*t to find omething there about Hu fears it either because it can, to low and debased tendencies. But nn automobile paid for by the pub­ nnd Albert Miller, clerks. Each of your J. T. & K. \V. station, nnd of itself, hurt him, or because it what wo have to say here deals •Jthe old fchonl plant. these four stores were housed in a so draws him that be is apt t o : with the conscientious journal lic, and thus saves $370 a month “class A” building, giving even there in the presence of n smnll hastily gathered group of citizens to the state. It i not anything new to say, embrace it and thus give it the | which is actuated by a desire to What New York's Attorney-Gen* thus early the forecast of the the ceremony was duly enacted. •su it in ret oft ;n said in these days, opportunity to do him barm. To serve its community. For such a "substantial" city it has grown to The ever active and enterprising .that the differences between the two say that concealment of it is al- newspaper, concealment and rnys- erais docs willingly, other officials be. If we add the bakery run by Bill Hill had furnished a new should be COMPELLED to do. *>mtjor political putties have vir­ ways or^ generally the best policy tery about crime are impossible. To a native Hollander and the tinfor the purpose and after­ tu ally disappeared.—Sanford Her- for the individual or the cnmmun-) know what threatens one is to be There is no reason why the public shop of Howard and John Groves spade ward avowed hi.^ intention to have should provide nn automobile for ity is to declare that neither th'* fortified against tho danger. Give aid. That is the talk, rood friend, •of the lion to th*; lamb. The lion person nor the community can deal crime the protection of silence and nny official, unless his work act­ and the two hotels, we have cov­ it nickle plated and preserved as •"ir doing the talking nnd it is not with it and thnt, therefore, the o n -1darkness, and it will multiply ho­ ually makes an automobile neces­ ered the business district, leaving a sou venter. Whether he did or AMBITION LEADS out Judge Tucker’s home and not I do not know. sary. jfhfiflcuil. to tell which purty he rep­ ly thing to do is to run from it. yond nil calculation. Phil Parra more's livery stable, Another exciting occasion in this TO IMPROVEMENT . When the ordinary worker is resents.—Ocala Banner. compelled to deliver himself af his both of which being east of San­ connection came when the 7 1-2 ton work, and do his traveling by street ford Avenue were in Mellonville. engine "Seminole” arrived on a * ^"Nothing Jack London ever wrote Keep alive the spark of ambition—-it cars, there is no reason why public We may say there was only* one steamboat, and the entire man­ •fcould contain more thrilling action ADSTHAT PAY to improvement. Determine to accumu|a_ residence in Sanford and that un­ power gf Sanford hauled it up on officials shouldn’t do the same. * 3nr,reveal more clearly the strug­ TAMPA TRIBUNE a good size fund for opportunity or e n w questionably “the first," was Col. the new wharf, at Sanford Avenue g le s of man and animal with nu* This, of course, does not include ency. Tqre than the true story of the men of the fire, police, park and Hull’s cottage about a half block by pulling on a hawser rope. The An advertising authority, repre-] the buying thrift and wisdom of other departments, to whom a pub­ south of Sawyer’s store. intention was to drag it through veteran tnusher, Sappalla, and his Directly behind the Sanford town on an improvised track, but ‘ntting of fuithful dogs now rush­ sentative of u large St. Louis dry- that group. The merits of adver- lic automobile really means the Begin now—open an account with th* House at the then blind end of was found impructiceahh*, though i n g the anti-toxin serum through goods firm, recently told a group merchandise should be as saving of expensive time. First Street wns the Lake Mon' the tender wns moved in that way, •si blizzard of the fur North lo the of specialists Seminole County Bank. 1 * — — his field several ,,n<l n" pla,nly tt* jiqJTering patients at Nome. roe House, a. .. long. barrack-like, and the engine was finally luadMRS. Perry P. Russell, dying, . . . . things about newspaper advertis­ One reason why newspaper ail left S5 a week income for her dog two-story building, boarded up and ed back on the boat and landed • CV t.N'TF.IIKST P A ID OX SAVIXCJS Af CO1 ! - .The Jacksonville Journal in try- ing which are worth thinking vertising has become so valuable Ted. And she cut off her adopton n log structure built at the i, ?. about. Bfing to explain that California trngto the advertiser is the fact that son. who now contests the will. ed within, which furnished Sanford' track end. in the first (dace, he explained urh advertising is nearly always ed la which n sixteen year old girl He his foster-mother suffered with all the hotel accomodations it I When the line was completed as advertising is the honest. Newspapers and mer­ withsays 'murdered her mother, blames it on "newspaper delusions she left $5 a could offer in the summer. It was | far as Maitland, my wife and I the presence of a gun. But the ideal medium for retail firms." chants alike have taken u stand week to the dofj.when It may be. There well managed under the Sanford were included in a party of citi­ •Journal, usually right, errs this It is read chiefly by tho 85 per- in favor of truth-in-advertising. are unfortunately, however, many Agent, and gave many of us a zens invited by Mr. Ingraham to •time, for if the gun had not been cent of the buying population made 1The public recognizes this, reads parents whore practical knowledge good boardin™ place as well as go on the maiden trip of the new jJiupdy, the girt undoubtedly would UP with incomes of lesst the ads with pleasure and proceeds, gratitude comes from some dog, caring for transients. The front coach. Jiave uted a knife, a hammer, or than *4.000 a year. Therefore, itjo n the whole, to buy according to, of At one point on the trip n pine rather -titan from their own chil­ room Pver the drugstore housed STRENGTH - SF.RVirE - pRQGKK^j. a.map with the same net result. should be written to appeal to then:. the entire printing plnnt of Way tree was found to be too close to dren. , --------- --------- CITRUS TREES a* Seminole (founlyl^81 ______ S a n f o r d ,F l a - _ > �• * p l r.^-p * THEiUMtetti tuesday, *£ • VI Y U M *. ■T i »■ .'£r-_ .The average s in hen egg woighe *4 oouches to the dozen • ’ ■» ■ • r i Put • little glycerine over the surface o r th * Cork you are in tn* glue bottlo and It will never stick. la e o Consequently has treduced hi’ fh Chamber t in providing < ly-made Me* I setting forth t made. — __________ ercise, recreation -and sleep. TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 3.— The exhibit will-be made in the "Tomorrow's beauty will not tkinft So much' *of Hoetlone, pavHurm fo rn ro T tW a tlty par U r in whirii kpeir w itiliflo fi a» ' ’cow’s vnnrouge and dyefr ~ »>•?•«• Pipe Organ Club Has'j But n ic e r : Of’ her'food and sleep IshlnrTrtyaw . “tho molt exquisite Interesting Meeting atld drink, j, ; «m, u benuantof o m dEieovered,’’-will bee PERSONAL Fresh ■gfr and laugh-provoking shown. This cream it wilt be point Oxcrdse. i.ltt VI i—'it-n ed "out, has .made-’ history famous, The Pipe Organ Club met Mon* c p w ,.. „ Mrs. Frank Mac NM11 left Mon- Shell kiiow the contents of a eook* rdmetoce'-mfreimirbus. / and kept day aftarnoon a t the home of Mrs. day'on bu.?n«! ?n l^ “ ?peVl Mon‘ IHgout-' : roniim-•• *-» ■ babtem-qnlet f ' * C. F. Marshall on. Laurel Avenue ! X bu"lnwa ln S,rtfor(h d.®y *or, Atlanta, Ga., where she With lf t i. Marshall, Mrs. W alker1 will make on extended visit with Can maka i-complexion! beautiful, ’In thle Meuty oar)(or will be Vano Agnew of Winter relatives. —or nofc^ "ubuSitc E . #] and Mr*. B. J. Methvin as hostess. „ p: shown* natdfwl go for the 1 ark spent Monday In Sanford on The rooms were lovely with cheeks. --VHMkmt"'**!! iclcn no dtess‘thilir motto, the u be a board meeting of bowls of calendulas and baskets of business. Miss Ruth Hand arrived Monday home demonstration wtrrk workers of | Irtfc table Is ei" a complex­ n’i Club a t 9 A. M. snap dragons. Each member re­ from Florida State College for J^ a t' tW ion ctdilm 'that' nUfy be served In „ an ex^“ _ ihlHt “nett Hunt wUl enter- sponded to the roll call with her and Mrs. C. D. Brumley, of women at Tallahassee to spend the Florida wtlt- hav* yiloha Bridge Club. Chuluota spent Monday in Sati- rala-year holldayVwith h jr parents. South - F ortdh F air Fub.^344 at silver refill -stick, ''most effective favorite verse from the scriptures ford. Turrtpa that w ill'be Uhlljua Ih the when taken iklth n generous por* Iff Club will m eft.for aup- T he'regular business was disposed annuls of Florida fairs. The pur­ tton of cow's tilhlshint cream." \ o'clock a t tbff, Country of and splendid reports were given James Sharon, student pose »n, whb wno la is a siuuer.t pose wil be tb eriiphaatii' nutriguaranteed wrinkle OradicatW. E. McGraw and C. H. Rlchennt the Un!v>rMty M Florida, is tion work being attested by these o rA rslty ”< .bf i„„ , Daughters' Sunday by the personal service chairman. berg of Oecola spent Sunday in spending r cdh-yinJt kcented sweet dreams a fewv days'With , r — ,J Mrs. Winston, and the chairman of Sanford. parent.-*, I worl orkers throughout the state. An that will;-not evaporate ln fresh I " " „f the Judge and Mr*,t. J: Q. Sharon. I effort ,-tfo will be made "to show the air, also will be shown in he entertained by Miss dramatics, Mrs. Glenn. A number ' ‘ ailv! ” ^ J MiV. Clifford Rl»- of lovely gifts were turned in to advisability of not depending a l­ Uses of E au'de' BXln, and A<iua Mrs.r nS, iE. Wllholt; -~r. and young! Mr. nnd Mrs. R, H. Berg ami home on Magnolia Ave- the bazar chairman, Mrs. McAllistogether upon cosmetics and the Vita*, will be described in detail ter. Mrs Hall, the program chair*; c° L Q^ "cy, • " f t * Eue.U of young son left Tuesday for M<nmi, like for healthful complexions and bV those In charge of the beauty ,’clock. man, asked that for next Mondnv cnd Mrs‘ J • G- Bb!irttetoring down by why of the new healthful dispositions. parlor. each member respond to roll call , “ TT— Cheney-Ulxie highway. . fednesday On the Contrary, It will b® "Why be pale and shallow when I . ,»!” * lv: J * Schuman and Miss r , Drummond will e n -, With an original valentine. ‘ " S^huI?tn ,of Oviedo were Mr. and Mrs. Howard B»tcn, Miss shown that these attributes may one of the mott perfect beauty sec­ , Wednesday Bridge Club j At the conclusion of the business I session the hostesses assisted £J *hopp,nK in the cityJenet Vuude Water, MfsTHoy nnd be obtained by observance-of pro­ ret* of the ages hangs from the Emphasis in boughs of so many Florida trees,1 Mrs. Arrin Stenstrom, served a de­ Mr nmi s i w , . Mr.s- John Mac Donald spent Sut- per health rules!. f t * the regular month- licious salad course. this connection will bt> ptaced up­ will be one of the ftnh'l suggestion 1 ^ 11 * b a i>rKan; tn< ur,iay at Daytona Bedeh. r I Dullness meeting of the on the well-regulated- diet, a diet df ‘the demonetrntors with rdferClub will meet next Mondnv 1V” 1,11 1,0" 1»rrived Monday from foman’s Club a t 3 P. M. a t The 3:30 o’clock with Mrs. It. L. •*nck"onville. where Mrs. Morgan Miss Ann Earle Former left that includes libera] uie of veg­ *nce to building up "that wedding mu Turner Circle will has been the guest of her parents. Monday for Fort Lauderdale, she etables and frultsj adequate ex­ day complexion." Hr*. 0. C. McLendon at Glenn, a t 10C West 4th St. will return In a few daya and will Avenue at 3:80 o'clock, Mrs. Harry Walsh came Satur­ again be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. rill be a meeting of the Circle Meets With day from Formosa to spend the W. T. Langley, Legion at 8 o'clock fotweek end nt home. She returned , jjoce at the American Mrs. F. E. Roumillatt Sunday, Mrs. George B, Stovall left ne. Morulay ofterncon for homo in Crlcle Number One of All Souls Mr. nnd Mrs. Janies 11. Caldwell Wilmington, N. C., after spending Thursday Catholic Church met Monday aft- and daughter of New York City two weeks with her lister, Mrs. CHICAGO, Feb. " —Exhibits nnd Mrs. Mcdlll McCormick, all lo William* and Mrz. R. ernoon at the home of Mrs. F. E .------------‘ are spending n few days in San* E J. Wolfe. symbolixlng the varied activities of leaders In society and women’s will entertain with a lin- ( Roumlllat. ford. the twentieth century woman and Club work. honoring Mjss Blanche1 After the usual business, plans One feature of the exhibit will Mrs. hrnnees Mills of Lake Ariel, depicting the slow broadening of were made for an entertainment Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wolfe and Miss Edna Mills of Scranton, th«* fi-'ltl of feminine enterprise be a collection of newspaper and [«. Herrin wffl entertain to be held Friday evening, Feb. G. c h ild re n n n d Mrs. Stoyn11 of Wil­ rn.. Pa., and Mrs. Augusta FitxGerald unUl >t embraces two American magazine clippings from variuus , club »t 3 o'clock. TJM*, J* Trip Around the mington, N. C., nnd father C. W. Of Ilew York City are spending a *l“te cupitols, supreme court during tho last 200 years World.' For the price of BO cents Kennedy formed a party motoring few weeks with Mrs. Mill's dough judgeships In several states, high countries emphasizing storm of protest led • the guests will start from America to Cocoa "Beach to spend the day ter, Mrs. Harry Gordon at her home place In the professions and pro­ which'greetedthe every suggestion for in the Knights of Columbus Hall, Sunday. ber Tvo pf All Souls on tho west side. minence In tho world’s political af­ a free social status for women. Ktb will meet with a t 8 o'clock and travel to Ireland, fairs, are being assembled here Spain, Italy, and Japnn returning , jiifltm at B P. M. The largest amusement palace in from many lands for the first Wo­ to America where there will be a i the world is the Capitol Theatre, In man’s World’s Fair, to be held at dance. The public has been in-1 Schedule of County giturdsy the American Exposition Palace, on New York, which accommodates [Hour at the Library vlted. 5,000, Like Michigan, April 18-25. The March meeting of Circle I Nurse For February In addition, hundreds of com­ (Club at the Libra- Number One will be held with Mrs. j Lyman School, Feb. 2-3. Salesladies wanted: Experienced mercial exhibits will reveal the Mnry Loise Leonard! on the first' Oviedo, Feb. G-6, A. feminine band in the business for Speerig big sale.‘Apply at once Monday. Lake Mary, Feb. 9. Club a t the Libruworld and in tho arts of the day. at store. Osccoln, Feb. 10. Ukfock. Several hundred booths crowded TAMPA. F<?b. 3.—The South Ini' Music ■Club will Evening Bridge Club Geneva, Feb. 11. with specimens front a pcorc of Florida Fair Association will send Sanford—E. S. Primary, Fob. 12 | o'clock. the Home Demonstration Club girl countries will b® arrayed to re­ 13. Entertained Monday Sanford—W. cord woman’s contributing In «!CS. Primary, Feb. making tho best record in n fash­ onomics, politics, or science nnd so­ NOTICE / EASY PAYMENTS ion show to be held here In con­ 10-17. era) business meeting of The Evening Bridge Club was M a ch in es U»-i>alrc<l ’mnl Itrn te il nection with the fair from Feb. cial culturo the world around. Lake Monroe, Feb. 18. ft Club will be held Wed delightfully entertained Monday A group of prominent Chicago W e llw llr n m tllr h ln K M l to the International Club Chuluotn, Feb. 23. 3 o'clock. There are evening by Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Congress, held annually at Chi­ women is behind n corporation or­ r I ...n r Ih n - w . .11.1 K i l l I I I S I. Paoln, Feb. 24. int matters tb be con- Roumlllat at their home on Pal­ especially to promote \V. II. Mint!*. B ranch M gr. REALTOR Sanford—Grammar, Feb. 25-20 cago. Club girls from all sec­ ganization ong them the ctasser in metto Avenue. *r the fair, and women will direct tions of the state will take part 27. nf and , millinery. . - It. has Hibiscus were nrtisticnljy used in the exhibition, the limit being viitually overy detail of the enter­ fd that there be m in decorating. Mrs. E. V. llousprise. Miss Helen M. Bennett, two from ouch county. long diligent in women’s activities Stove and Fire Place holdor for high score, was award­ STILES-McCROY NUITIALS F ir s t N a tio n u l H a n k DuUiU^g. Each girl must have made the and origlnojor of tho fair idea; in ed an embroidered work bag and Wood clothing ln which she will model MEETS WEDNESDAY Judge Huusholder for high score The many friends of Miss Edna and which must bo suitable for managing director of the venture. R oom s 501-502 P h o n e 95 Ciit to’Suit Thu board of directors includes wnc presented socke. Stiles will be interested to learn school wear. Shoes, hose, bat, or $9,00 per cord delivered ithly meeting of the Following the game delicious re­ of her marriage to Thonms McCroy Mrs. Joseph T. Bowman, Mrs. Ed­ Sales Force Mias Kuba Williams, Mr. R. L. Shipp. accessories must bo ehosen ith Rockefeller McCormick, Mrs. Britt Realty Company iLaksing Post American freshments of two courses were of Orlando which took place Mon­ other by the wearer. day morning Feb, 2, in Wauchula. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a ijiiu n a a lia iiiin u H n a n a H M i George 11. Dean, Mrs. Silas Htrawn till be held Wednesday served. Each exhibit rnuat be accom­ Those playing were Mr. and Mrs. After a short trip they will be |U0 o’clock at tho clubmember Is urged' to D. L. Thrasher^ Mr. and Mrs: W. at homo to their frinds in Orlando. panied by a statement of cost and value of gurments worn. The Following the business C. >11111, Judge and Mrs. E. F. style show gurment may also be • social gathering, in- Housholder, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. E NOTICE entered in Jthe clothing exhibit of wring ami refreshments, Houmiliat There will be a meeting of tho the county which the contestant kU for the members and American Legion at tho Legion represents. FIN E PROGRAM PROMISED o'clock which will be followed a: Contestants will be judged nnd 9:30 o’clock by free dance to which Tho program to be given at the the friends of the Legion ure invit­ credited on the following basis: H*. Two All Souls CnthoThirty points for every blue rib­ i will have a cooked food Womnn’s Club Wednosday after­ ed. bon obtained for exhibits ut tlia unlay afternoon ut the noon after the business meeting promises to be one of unusunl in­ Peanut butter makes n very good fair; forty points for record of I'flfiy. terest. A one act psiy, "Suppres­ stuffing fo: celery, particularly if year’s dub work and thirty points sed Desires," will be put on by the you work it up with a little salad for health score. m Literature Department, sonic of the dressing. 9150 will be awarded tho winner. ANNUAL % most tnlentcd women of Sunford H D A t l f f l O taking part. Today the motion picture indus­ When a custard curdles during I l | 11 I I ■■ m The business meeting will take the making set It in a pan and heal try ranks eighth In the structure H IU | | place at 3 o'clock, ufteF which the with n dover egg beater until it ] of American industry with a capi­ play will be given, and then a so­ is smooth. • if ) ■tal investment. cial hour. |IAL—THIS WEEK ................ ...... The hostesses for tho afternoon e Blue White 85-100, will be Miss Fern Ward, Mrs. J. Woodruff, Mrs. Ed. Mcisch nnd .$275.00 D. Mrs. B. D. Caswell. All club mem­ lie. White 1 1-5 carat bers are expected to be present, with their invited friends. $ 100.00 MJSS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. .Offlc* 1M PHONF.:—H u . 428-J Social the first grind successful bank] whole-hearted to be accomm J Women Unite To Show Record Of Accomplishments In V ariop Fields FIRSTNATIONALBANK r GOODUNIMPROVED CELERYLAND Tampa Fair To Send Girl Making Best Record To Chicago SingerSewingMachineCo. Bin, The Jeweler JL'SE OF QUALITY’ Salesladies wanted: Experienced; tr Speer’s big sale. Apply at once | Representing* Loan Connections With Assets Over wenty Million Dollars (prepared to make three, five and pfear loans on residences and busi133property in the city in amounts *1,000 to $100,000 with, or without e insurance. Ask your banker. ac lco Do you want a Home? We 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 sum 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. We charge nothing for the plans or supervision and will only build the first 10 houses ourselves to get 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 STRIPE BROAD CLOTH 89c yard SILK STRIPE VOILES 15 new spring patterns for 98c yard MOIIAWK SHEETS 81x90—$1.65 50 pieces of soft Nainsook 29c LACE 35 pieces Lingerie Checks and Stripes. All the new shades. 29c yard Round thread, Linen, Irish Points Special Wednesday 10c yard TOWELS *4/ % •Large size bath and huck towels White and Colored Border 29c yard 50 pieces Long Cloth, soft grade. Special 17c yard 40-in Flounced Voiles. New patterns 44c yarjl * STRIPE BROAD CLOTH 44c yard Wednesday To Saturday Now Meriwether BLlg....2nd St. PHONE 611 Special Prices f or 4 Days • “A. B. C.” Sanford Herald \ �E jB R H H ftY W tjt m m f ••• m i SS THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 Manholes tit $50.00........... 61.40 0140 Sta. Yd. Overhaul a t lc..:........,. 4180 Un. F t H Inch Drain Tile nt $100.00 Pcr M._ 1.124.80 1480 Lin Ft. Concrete curb and gutter at 76c— ................— 685 Lin Ft. 12 inch Storm Sower a t $1.05...........^ 37.80 108 Lin Ft. flurh curl; at 35c— .......... - v- ........- ••••-........... Extra Work .......... ...................................... ......1 1816 Sq, Yds. rock base nt 80c.-................................................... 1.452.80 1 Monument at Street Intersections..;............. 1,852.32 1810 Sq Yds 2 inch Anphnlt Top a t $1.0?..........— .................. r nhnratoiv Inspections of Materials....... .... 138.90 453 Sq. Ft. Concrete Alley returns a t 30c .— ------ ------Legal Expense 2 pet* ecnt............................... .......J'*} 33.0b 1 fype A inie.................................................- ....................... tiftc talk; 10:30 instrumental. »"- chestra; 9:30 orchestra. Engineering 5 Ppr c e n t-.................................. 00.00 2 Type B Inlets at $30.01).............. ..............................- ....... cal; 12 orchestra* 1 i __ KDKA—Pittsburgh (309.1) 7:15 address; 7:30 concert. WMC—Mempnis (silent). 1013 Lin Ft. 12 inch Storm Sewer a t $1.05...........................•••• 1,0(53.65 TOTAL COST..................... - ................... ...... 77.20 WCAE—Pittsburgh (402) 0:30. 772 Lin Ft. 3 inch Drain Tile nt $100.00 Per M—~......- ......... WCCO—Minneapolis - St. Paul I (417)*0 sports; 9 program, style, Uncle Kuybee; 6:^3 special; 7:30 0.50 To be borne entirely by udjacent property", 1 Monument at street intersections .............................. concert. talk: 10:30 dance. Lnboru’.iry Inspection of m aterials................ ......... - ......... ,7*°® dumber of fret frontage................... *.-.3,786 KGW—Portland Oregonian (485. WOR-t-Newark (silent). 4 o672 WJZ—New York (455) fl orches­ 1) 10 concert; 12 strollers. Legal Expense Adv etc. 2 per cent....:................ — .......... 12G.19 Assessment per foot frontage— FRED T. WILLIAMS, KPO—San Francisco (423) 8:30 tra ; 7 Wall St. Journal review; Engineering o per cent......................................................... 315.50 theater gossip; 9 orchestra; 10 7:30 Jewish history; 9:30 dance. --------------------------------- WHN—N*w York (300) G en- band, humorous philosophy. E. It. Trafford's Map, Sanford TOTAL COST........................................... ......................... ....§0,751.56 J' WKAQ—San Juan (372.5) 6 tertniners; 0:30 spring styles; 11 l'n«t band concert. orchestra. • To be borm* entirely by adjacent property. Sum** nrsprllitlon Kr„tiUM WGY—Schenectady (silent). WEAF—New York (492) G ser­ J. 41. Snipe.-, Lot Block 9, Tr. 1........................... n ; KFQX—Seattle (238) 9:15 Aunt Number of feet frontage...................14D0.G8 vices; 10 orchestra. icemen t Is Outcome W. J. Thigpen, Lot 10, Block 9, Tr. 1...........:...... i n Assessment per foot frontage—-----—$4.5292 Vivien; 10 orchestra; 11 concert; KGO—Onklnnd (300) G concert. Conference Between FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer A, L. lietts, Fmt 5, Block 9, Tr. 2 ....................... n r 12 dunce. WOArW—Omaha (silent). F in al WBZ—Springfield (337) 0:15 r»«i omoter nnd Gibbons In . WTAY—Onk Pnrk (260) 6:30 Ak»l"«Nllll*llt Nellie E. Loucks, Lot 10 , Block 9, Tr. 2 ............... n ; K rn n la ir llen erliM lo n a rtis ts ;'9 organ; 9:15 xyloophone, talks; G:30 educational; 7 instru­ A n n i e | New York City on Monday 602.38 J . T, Denton. Lot 5, Block 9, Tr. 3............................ 117 ....... 133 mental; 7:15 reader; 7:30 instru­ J. A. Williams, Lot 29.......................— ...... melody girls vocnl; 12 organ. L. It. Philips, Lot 10, Block 9, Tr. 3........................ 117 002.38 mental, glee club, soprano; 9 or..... 133 WDAR—Philadelphia (§95) G:30 R. H. Berg, et al, Lot 30 ..... ..................... . >BmdinffAgreement 543.50 A. M. Betlinmly, Lot 4,Block9, Tr. 4.................... talk; 7:30 concert; 9:03 orchestra, chestrn, ....... 120 R, II. Berg, ct al, Lot 39............ .............. — COLUMBUS, (la.. Feb. 3. — WOO—Philadelphia (509.9) 0:30 KSD—St. Louis Post Dispatch A. M. Bothamly, Lsd 5,Block 9, Tr. 4....................... 58.5 ...... 129 rith Champion as Yrct Young Stribling made hi* debut as orchestra; 7:30 orchestra; 9:03 or- (519.1) 0:45 ensemble; I t dance. R. H. Berg, et nl, Lot 40 .............................. A. M. Bothamly, Lot G,Block 9, Tr. 4....................... 58Ji Amended Plat of Lots 1 to 20 except Lots 12 and 14, a heavyweight here last night when A. M. Bothamly, Let 7.Block 9, Tr. 4....................... 58$ of Dcmpsey-Gibhons he knocked out Joe Burke. of De­ Lane's Addition troit, in the third round of a sched­ TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING ON HIGHLAND STREET Martha G. Fox, Loi5, Block 9, Tr. 5 ................... n ; 430.07 Set-To Would Meet Wills, uled R. II. Berg, et al, Lot 1 9 ....................... ...............— 90.28 ten-round bout. 'Hie fatal FROM PARK AVENUE TO FRENCH AVENUE. 588.34 E. D. Mobley, Lot 10, Block 9, Tr. 5.......................... 117 Settling The Title Dispute punch came after two minutes of Howard Overlin, Lot 20.......- ................... ................... 129.9 Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave­ Public Schorl, Lot 5, l)!cck 9, Tr. 0........... 117 fighting in the third when StribPine Heights, Sanford, Florida, NEW YORK, Feb. 3. — The ling sent a right hook to Burke’s ment on Highland Street from Park Avanuo to French Avenue has A. P. Connelly, Lot 17...„....................^...... —........... 40 181.10 Public School, Lot 10, Block 9, Tr. G„.................... 117 cavywoight ballyhoo for 1925 jaw. Just previous to the knock­ been completed nnd the completed work has been finally accepted 780.95 L. H. Thrasher, Lot 5. Block 9, Tr. 7...................... 117 A. I*. Connelly, Lot 33 ..................................- .......... 173,75 a the red full steam Monday when out tin- youngster floored his op­ by the* Oily Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. 780.95 Victor & Bel! Cluck, Lot 10, Block 9, Tr. 7........... U7 ^ Rickard announced he would ponent for a count of live with a A. P .-Connelly, Lot 19................................................ 173.75 The following is the iinnl estimate of the coat for the paving Jack , loft honk to the right jaw. .Strib­ natch Tom Gibbons, 842.43 Joe Chittenden, South 1-2 Lot 4, Block 9, Tr. 8..... .*,8.5 A. P. Connelly, Lot 01................... .............................180 1 t lempsey for n return title bout ling weighed 177'{. and Burke 188. of Highland St. from Park Ave. West to French Avc. n width of 21 797.1 1 Joe D. Chittenden, E. 10' of S. 1-2 Lot 5,BIk9, Tr. 8 16 A. P. Connelly, Lot 79.............................. ~.............. 170 < srly in June and then pit the witt­ feet with sheet asphalt on n G inch rock base: Joe I). Chittenden, W.12,5ft. of Lot 5,Blk.9Tr.H.... 42$ The above nnd foregoing final assessments arc payable without in­ er against the r crennial negro 2108 Cu. Yds. Evocation at 40c .......... ............... ..................5 843.20 ontender, Harry Wills, in Scptcm- Holland Sends Deaf , terest up to MARCH 1, 1925 nnd from and after such date said special Alice W. Palmer, Lot 9, Block 9, Tr. 8..._.............. 58$ 22.00 er. Both bouts would be staged IC lc V C n T o B e l g i u m 2200 Sta, Yds. Overhnu! at lc ................................................. assessments will be payable only in Fifteen Equal annual installments Bessie C. Wheeler, I-ot 10 , Block 9, Tr. 8 ........... 58.5 3210 Lin. Ft. Concrete Curb nnd Gutter at 7Gc ................... 2,414.10 Ither in the Yankee stadium or in M. C. Moseley, Lot 1, Block 10, Tr. l...„................ 117 ickard’s Jersey City 87.15 with interest nt 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments. 219 Lin. Ft. Flush Curb at 35c .................................... ......... AMSTERDAM. Holland. Feb. 3. J. J. Mausser, Lot 0, Block 10, Tr. 1........................ 117 Witness my band as City Clerk nnd the seal of the City of Sanford, lor)**’ Thirty Acres. 3,388.00 Rickard made this announcement —A sporting league exclusively 4235 Sq. Yds. G inch Macadam Base at 80c .......................... M. I). Bronson, Let 1, Block 10, Tr. 2...................... 117 Fla., this 19th day of January A. U. 1925. Ite r an hour’s conference with for the deaf has been formed si­ ■1257 Sq. Yds. 2 inch Sheet Asphalt Top nt $1.02 ............... 4,312.14 Stella P. Arrington, Lot 0, Block 10, Tr. 2............ 117 L. It. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 133 TO Ibbons and the latter's manager, multaneously both here ami in Rot­ 4G1 Sq. Ft. Concrete Alley Returns nt 30c .......................... Vesta L. Weeks, Lot 1, Block 10, Tr. 3.................. 117 terdam. The members will spec­ iddie Kane, ut which the St. Paul 22.(10 Pul,lish *,an“"I Feb- 3- 10 nml 17 113 Sq. Ft. Sidewalk nt 20c ................................................. W. J. Thigpen, Lot 0, Block 1G, Tr. 3...................... 117 oxer came to definite terms with ialise in football and n match be­ 180.00 promoter. Wills already is tween Amsterdam and Rotterdam G Type B. Inlets at $30.00 ................... ..................................... TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON COM- City Park. Lot All. Block 10, Tr. 4.......................... 248 elevens has been arranged for next 373 Lin. Ft. 12 inch Storm Sewer 8 to 10 Ft. Deep at $2.75....1,025.75 nder contract with Rickard. MEKCIAL STREET FROM PARK AVENUE TO PALMETTO Catholic Church, Lot All, Block 10, Tr. 5............... 218 No binding agreement has yet Easter Monday, From the two 100 Lin. Kt. 12 inch Storm Sewer It) to 12 Ft. Deep a t $1.00400.00 Mrs. A. Simon, Lot l, Block 10, Tr. 0...................... 117 AVENUE. ean reached with Dempsey, but deaf terms a national eleven will 2 Manholes 8 to 10 ft. at $85.00 ............................. 17000 11 doubt that he would he seen in be selected which Is to meet a Bel­ J. C. itobarts, Lot 0, Block 10, Tr. 6........................ 117 |j| Notice is hereby given th at the construction of the asphalt pave70.95 Ction again seemed removed by n gian team of deaf players at Ant­ 945 ft. Lumber left in trenches at $75.00 .............................. Mrs. M. Nelson, Lot 1, Block 10, Tr. 7...„............... 117 194 25 ment «n Commercial Street from Park Ave. to Palmetto Ave. hns 185 Lin. Ft. 12 inch Storm Sewer 4 to 0 inch deep at $1.05 .. rompt declaration in Los Angeles werp next May. y Extra Work" ................ ................ ...... " ' * MU50 been completed, and the completed work has been finally accepted by W. II. Peters, Est. Lot. 6, Block II), Tr. 7............ 117 y Jack Kearns, Dempsey’n mann­ City Pnrk, Lot AH, Block 10, Tr. 8 ........................ 21:1 er, th a t the champion would give SUZANNE LENGLEN WINS 2 Monuments n r s t r e e r i n t c i ^ t i o n 7 ar$(kGO^Z Z Z T Z Z 13.00 !tho c it>’ Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida. otn Gibbons and Wills an opporIN TENNIS TOURNAMENT The Above and foregoing Final Assessments are payable The following is the final estimate for paving Commercial H’7.78 Laboratory Inspection of materials _________ _ _ unity to fight for the title. Uirkinterest up to March 1, 1925 and from and after suiii dale Street from Park Avo. east to Palmetto Ave. n width of 16 feet with NICE, Feb. 3.—Suzanne Lenglen Legal expense adv. etc 2 per cent ......................... ,rd said he anticipated no difficulty 271.80 assessments will be payable only in l.> equal annual insUUaai oming to terms with Dempsey. apparently completely recovered Engineering 5 per cent ............................................... 679.50 sheet asphalt on a G inch rock base: The statements by Rickard and from her recent injury, Monday en­ 300 Cu. yds. grading at 40c ................................... .....................$ 120.00 interest nt 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments, [earns synchronized so well that tered the second Nice tournament Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the Citydi 12flf Lin. Ft. Fiusli Curb at 35c .................................................. 4-12.40 iffht experts, accustomed to mid played this winter and defeated Total Cost .......................................................................... ........... $14,541.08 Fla., this 19th day of January A. D. 1E23. 1110 Sq. Yds. Rock Base at 80c .......—....... ^..... ....................... 888.00 nnter caution nnd contradiction Misses Branley and Moore, six-love To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. GG 2 Lin. Ft. 3 inch Drain Tile a t $100.00 .................................. C6.20 :» the business of the ring game, Mile. Lenglen, playing with Baron Number of Feet frontage ....................................30 ill ped a t the conclusion thnt the Dc Morpurgo, won from Mile. Publish Jan. 20, 27—Feb. 3, 10 and 17th. 1110 Sq. Yds, 2 inch Sheet Asphalt Top a t $1.02 ................... 1,132.£0 ...............................$4.8213 gram of two title fights here Joyux and M. Parler by the same Assessment per foot frontage 1 Type B. Inlet ............................................................................. 30.00 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer iU year was as good ns clinched. score. The French star appeared l Manhole ..................................................................... 60.00 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY OX ■There was' no explanation as to nt the top of her form. Plllll Flnnl *«»»•«• llrw c rip f in n F n m l met* .tlHI'HIIII'ltl 99 Lin. Ft. 12 inch Storm Sewer at $1.05 .................................. mat effect Dempsey's fighting 94.50 FORD AVENUE FROM FRANKLIN STREET TO r,B Sanford Heights Addition ns would have upon the mntriMBS. MALLORY WINNER I Monument at Street Intersection ......................................... 0.50 STREET. onlnl venture which he has nnT. E.* Thornley, Iait 83 ....... ..... ?............... .............. 130 Laboratory Inspection of Materials ...................................... 35.36 Notice is hereby given that the construction of the uphakj unced for May. Observers con­ NEW YORK. Kelt. 3.—Mrs.'Mol- Mrs. C, W. Godwin, Lot HI ...................................... 60 289.28 Legal Expense, Adv. etc., 2 per cent ....................................... 67.30 ir.ent on Sanford Avenue from Franklin Street to (ienevn Stns ed, however, thnt unless there In li. Mallory, former national ten­ W. G. Tyler Sr., Lot 85 ............................................. 60 289.28 Engineering, 4 per cent .............. ... ............... .......................... some hitch in this plan, the nis chnmoton and outstanding star 114.00 been completed, and the completed work has been finally actt)i * ampinn’s fiancje Estelle Tnylo , . of the field, was victorious Monday George A. DeColtes, Lake Otion picture nrtress had removed in the opening of play in the ntt- and A. R. Key, Lot 86 ............................................. 60 289.28 Total Cost ......:................................................................................$3,037.00 the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. Sr objection to tuning their wed- ntm! women's indoor invitatlm George A. DeCottes, Lake The following is the final estimate of the cost lor tit To be borne by City 1-3 ..............................................$1,012.35 ling bells to the sound of tho ring’s tournament at the Heights Casino. of Sanford Avenue 24 feet in width from Franklin Stmt 1 289.28 jg i'X f ' She bombarded her way to an easy and A. R. Key, Lot 87 ............................................. 60 (To be lorne by ndjaccnt property ........................ 2,024.71 Geneva Street with Sheet Asphalt (Willite Process) onaSixi | ,Gibbons nnd Kane informed Rick triumph over Mi Jo de (lott, of George A. DeCottes, Lake t. Number of feet frpntage ...»................................. .1......... 1,004 base. r_ * ■* •• they Would 1prefer to box New York, G-0, 0-1, in a second and A. R. Key, Lot 8H .................... j.... 289.28 6(1 AsscH.mom per foot frontage ...........-........... ......[[.. .$2.0106' * ipeey in Now York, where oifi- round match after drawing a bye Minnie S. Stewart, Is>t 89 ................................ 3228 fcu. 'Yds. Excavation at 40e ........................................ I 'll 289.28 00 eial decisions are rendered, rath- in the first round, FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 2616 Lin. Ft. Curb nnd gutter nt 76e .................. ........ ...... l| Mrs, Alice HuRz, Lot 90 .., 289.28 61) •1 ir than under the no-decision Inw The following is the final estimnte of the cost of widening the 69 Lin. ft. Flush Curb at Ilfic ..................... F. B. Adnniit, Lot 91 .......... lling in New Jersey. The pro Bi'YK NEWS PAPER 289.28 60 paving on Commercial Sheet between I’ark Avc. nnd Palmetto Ave. 104 Lin. Ft. Cranite Curb re-act a t 15c .. oter, however, refused to indi­ Robert W. Deane, Lot 93 60 280.28 from 16 feet to 10 feet in width with sheet asphalt on a 6 inch rock 3342 Sq. Yds. Rock Foundation a t 80c .. te what his choice of an arena FORT MYERS, Feb. 3. — Har­ Robert W. Deane, Lot 92 .. 289.28 00 ould he. rison Fuller, formerly engaged in base: 3320 Sq. Yds. Willite 2 inch Top nt $1.22 239.28 60 No announcement was made ns newspaper work in Minnesota, hns c . O. Collins, Lot 91 .......... 210 Cu. Yds. Grading at 40c ........................... ..............................? 84.00 23.4 Cu. Yds, Class II. Concrete at $23.00 financial condition*, but r>ut it was ( bought an interest in the Fort C, Schultz and 000 Sta. Yds. Overhaul a t lc ...................................... ....... ........ 6.00 5 Typo A inlets a t $35.00 nderstood Gibbons will receive at 1Myers Tropical News, morning (J. II. Housholder, Lot 95 269.90 56 oast $100,000 nnd proluihly $150,- daily, nnd assumed the editorship 1173 Lin. Ft. com rote curb and gutter in place of flush 1 Type II Inlet K)0 for a battle wth jvm psey. The of tin* paper. He bought tlm. stock C. Seliultz nnd curb which would have been used on 16 ft. pavement at J Manholes at $50.00 .............................................. G. H. Housholder, Lot 98 S t. Paul challenger failed to make of Peter J, Bent/,, founder of the 269.90 56 41c ............................................................................................. 480.93 2500 Lin. Ft. 3 inch Drain Tile at $100.00 per M. even his expenses out of the his­ on per, and members of Ids family. G. E. Lavigne, Lot 97 205.17 100 Lin. Ft. Flush Curb at 35c ............................ ... .............. 65 35.00 480 Lin. Ft. 12 inch Storm Sewer at $1.05 toric encounter with Dempsey that Mr. Fuller will have as hi; assoc­ G. E. Lavigni), i.„t 98 ..... 211.07 fit) went the limit of fifteen rounds in iates in publishing the Tropic il1373 Sq. Yds. Rock Base ut 80c ............................................... 1,098.40 124 Lin. Ft. 21 inch Storm Sewer at $2.75 the little boom town of Sholby, News, Waiter C. RcnU. as busi­ («. A. DeCottes, Lake "*""T 1285 Sq. Yds. 2 inch Oil Asphalt at $1.02 .......... ................. 1,250.70 1440 Sq. Y'da. Sub Foundation at 50c Montana, in July, 1923. and A. IL Key, Lot 99 ..... 51) 241.07 132 Sq, Yds. 2 inch Lake Asphalt nt $1.22 ........................... 168.30 1 Monument a t Street Intersection .... Wills may or may not regard bis ness manager, and Keivoy W. b. A. UeCottes, Lake 850 Sq. Ft. Concrete Alley returns at 30c ........................... 255.00 Extra Work ............................................ Inclusion in the title plans as a Bents, who will take charge of the “ 'id a . It. Key, Lot 100 . 60 211.07 30 sq. ft. Sidewalk at 2()e ............................. .............................. hoodoo. The negro has figured a n ­ job printing department. 6.00 Laboratory Inspection of Materials ... G. A. DeCottes, Lake nually for the past several years Extra Work ............................................. ............... 10.00 Legal Expense, Adv. etc., 2 per cent Black walnuts are one of the few in mid-winter negotiations, but nnd A. R. Key, Lot 101 2II.D7 Laboratory Inspection of materials 60 42.54 Engineering, 5 per cent ....................... they have fallen through with nuts which retain their flavor nfU ti. A. DeCottes, I.ake er cooking. I.ega! Expense, Adv. etc. 2 jmr cent equal regularity. 08.92 and A. R. Key, Lot 102 ................ 318.37 Engineering I per cent ....................... 137.84 G. A. DeCottes, Lake Swedes Warned Not Less Credit of 200 tons Rock at $1.80 and A. It. Key, Lot IU3 ........... ..... !11.07 50 Radio Program Total Co it Widening ................................... ...................................$3,652.’ (i. A. DeCottes, I.nke To Break U.S. Laws \ 1To be borne entirely by adjacent property, owners. Totnl Cost ..................................... .......~w and A. It. Key, Lot. 104 ............. 60 Program for Feb. 1 Numbor of feet frontage ................................................,.l no-l STOCKHOLM, Feb. 3.— The . ...2,458.61 Number of feet frontago ____ H. W. Kennedy, Lot 105 .. _____ ! ■ » * * ••* • •••* •* I WSB—Atlanta Journal ( 129) 50 Assessment per foot frontage ...................................... $3.0382 lure of the Golden West is u< ID: 15 orchestra. ............................. $5,623 Cost per foot front ...................... DeCottes, Lake and Key, Lot 1UG . 60 strong ns ever in Sweden, and the FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. WEE I - Boston ,(203) G orches i „ . DeCottes, Lake nnd Key, Lot H >7 To be borne entirely by adjacent property. 611 applications for visas received ut tra: 7 Harry I’ Ihb I A ( I i11411 Avm*unfitt*llI •y Einstein; 7:15 must, ... V u t i i ' — l h '* « * r I p i J i m — I ' imi I r m t i l i i K c O n l i i r i . W ith * FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engb^J W i d p i l i n g I n 10 I f . the United State i consulates him eul; 8 cent ert; U musical: 10 ur-| l ( ,oUcs' l :,k,! !1"1* bey, Lot 108 61) |*nnt E. R. ’Irafiord’s .Uap, Sanford recently exhausted the quotas fur gnn. DeCottes, Luke and Key, Lot 109 50 .\flttii* O citrrl hi Ion Front n*? the remainder of the immigration WGR- Buffalo (319) 6 music; Total Maude M. Jenkins, lad III) ............ 50 Pine Heights, Sanford, Fla. year. sclent it lecture; 7:15-!< 15 pliilhur S. F. Iluudiiuy, Lot 111 .................... Sanford Hotel & Construction Co., Lots 55 A. P. Connelly and Mrs. In view of tiiis situation the nienic concert; 10:20 music. ,, , I, 2, 3 lllk 2 Tier 3 feet frontage 148.8 300.09 511.30 $811.45 McCullough, Lots 79, to 93 Inc................................... 921 WON—Chicago Tribune (370) 6 | Uobert Denne. l.,d 112 Swedish authorities, as well a the T. J. Miller—Beg. N. K. Cor lllk 2 Tr. 2, Swedish-American Line, are mak '" 'o n : 6:30 ens until Lot 1C! ... piintet, 8 Robert Deane, Amrndcd Plat of Edge wood; Sanford Run S. 82.4 ft. W. 75 ft. N. 82.1 ft. E. ing efforts to prevent Swede 'concert, Robert Deane, Lot 1.1 I ... Swope-Douglnss Inc., I^*ts 15 to 21 inc.......... ..... from yielding to tho temptation of WKBII—Chicago (370) 7-12 o 75 ft., fret ftonlhge 75 .................. 151.26 272.87 $124.13 Rose Court Addition, Sanford, Fla. entering the United States iileg-(che-tra. Riviera theatre, Hawaiian ■L N. Rossiter, Lot 115 Lake View Pnrk, Sanford, Fla. J. N. Rossiter, Lot 110 ally. Thus the government social • readings, vocal, Rose Court Inc., Lot 50 ............................................. 20 Sanford Herald, Lot A, frontage 1 18.8 300.1)9 541.3G $841.45 board has published in iti la te s t1 " L.>—Chicago (346) 6:30 or- J. N. Rossiter, I.ul 117 ... South Park, Sanford, Fla. Harry Kent, Lot B. frontage !00 ft. ... 201.67 bulletin n warning nguiiist nttheatre; 7 lone ;cnut., L X. Rossiter, Lot 118 ... 303.82 $565.49 Rose Court Inc., lait 1 ...................... ...................... 71 tempta to slip over the Canadian. !!d ' ,' T r : K (nn’' program; J. N, Rossiter, Lot 11!) ike Front Improvement Company, Lots , ('. J. Marshall and W. T. frontier by persons who have been 9-12 trombonist, Saddler feature; J. N. Rossiter, Lot 120 .... C, D, E, F; 1, 2, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39 I.angley, Lots 2 to 2t inc....................................... ^,1096.03 legally transported to the Domin­ symnbonv, tdio. and 40, frontage 531.4 ............ ....... 1,071.60 1,933.34 3,001.91 WMAQ—Chicago News (!I7..">) Unknown, Lot 121 ion. The above nnd foregoing final assessments are paya^ G organ; 0:30 story hub ; S |«*cttir •; Unknown, Lot 122 The above and foregoing Final Assessments are payable without interest up to March 1st, 1925, nnd from and after such 8:30 piano concerto; 9 WMAQ play­ interest up to March I, 192.> nnd from and after sucii date said specBAN PARK SPEECHES Arthur Moore, lo t 123 ers. special assessments will be payable only in 15 equal anm“*!] ial assessment will be payable only in ten equal annual installments KYW—■Chicago (530) 7 concert: F. D. Etrccdun, Lot 124 ... mi nts with interest a t 8 per rent per nnnuni cn all ik'bn ST. PETERSBURG, Fob. ,07 which Interest-at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payment. _ .. 8 musical: 8:30 stage reviews; 9:051George E. limiter 1 -i>>r. ment. i Public meetings ami »p. eeh-ina!.- talk: 9:45-2:30 revue. Iln w .ri , . , | . Jl t)7 Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the* City of S r. ing in St. Petersburg'* public parks \ . itnos my hand as City Clerk and the Seal ol the l|t* WLW—Cincinnati (423) G r o n - |!! " V,‘rhn' I’" t »*J0 ford, Florida this 19th day of January A. D. 1925. will come high from now one— cert; 8 quartet, trie, prince of the • 1 • 1 lelds. Lot 1 27 ford, Horida, this 19th day of January, A. D. 1925. $100 fine and 30 days in jail, to Ivories, orchestra. US (Heal) 1“ R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. H. Pne; aw, Lot 160 (Scr-1 > 1^- It. PHI LIPS. City W be exact, if the city commission Jan. 20, 27; Feb. 3, 10, ami 17. J * W. I'enoington; Beg. 132 ft. S of N W Cor. of S Jan. 20, 27; Feb. 3, 10 and 17. finally adopts an ordinance that concerL^ ° 10^ “ 1111 <n(J**3) IV 1-4 of S. W. 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 Sec. 36 Tp. has passed first reading. The o r ­ WFA A—Dallas (silent). 19. s. r . ;:o K. Run S. 132 ft. E. 315 ft. N. dinance, it is Indicated, is designTO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON EIG H ill c B a s i i B n K i s B i i e j s B B a j r i a s a i i i n i i B i i s ^ a ^ P WOC—Davenport (198) 8 nr ed to give persons free use ,,f (he!Rani't. sonrano. 132 ft. W. : 45 fl. to Bog. 1,39a 3G STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE TO FRENCH AVENUE. u _____ ___ ..289 parks for ^ensure purposes with­ KOA—Denver (322.4) 'J address, The abovi and foregoing final assessments are payable without I Notice is hereby given that construction of the asphalt) pavement 3 DO YOU KNOW out licing sultjected to haranguing Hawaiian selections, quartet, or mtere t up to March 1st, 1925, and from and a fte r such date said oirE ighth Street from Sanford Avc,, to French Ave., has been com­ of the "spellbinders," those who1chestrn. THAT JOE’S SMOKE HOUSE WHO lies Mqifieg (522.3) G:3il special assessment* will be payable only in Fifteen Equal Annual I11- pleted and the completed work has been finally accepted by tho City 2 would deliver advertising talk, to persons gathered to hear band con-; orchestra; 7. jo dance, cornetist; IS ONE OF THE LARGEST DISTRIllUTORjj t..llmeuU with interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred pay­ Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. certs, bvggirs, and the like. syi'',!;’” t,M* ments. The following is the final estimate for paving Eighth Street from NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES IN THE W( -\--i)utruit Free Press (516) Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San- Sanford Ave., to French Avo. 21 feet in wid.h with sheet asphalt on New* iirchewlrn. iiarlio'*'*, tenor, XVBAP I *. Worth Star T e ' ■ 0 inch Rock Base. nl, Florida this 19th day of January A. D. 192 IMPORTANT NOTICE! YES gram (472.9) 7:3(1 urogram;* 9:30 (Seal) 2200 Cu Yds Grading at 40c................... ........................................ 882.40 L. It. Phillips, City Clerk. GonlhwMtarn Ksprrnji i*u <u«>r- dunce; 12 (SPE C IA L ) Negro Holy WE HAVE YOUR FAVORITE PAPER 11245 Sta Yds Overhaul at l c .......................... ............................ 112.45 kioh on Clyde Line it.>iii» i.etwr.-u Ghost camn meeting. OR MAGAZINE AT KNX Hollywood (336.!)) 8 talk; *D ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON FRANK­ 4020 Un Ft Club and Gutter at 76c ............... ........................... 3,055.20 Un .s .hilly service, .accept Manila: 594 Lin F t Flush Curb at 35c......................... .......... .......... ...... 207.90 LIN STREET FROM SANFORD AVUNUE TO PARK AVENUE. ryt ™ points, ut lowest throitsli 8:.0 mu: ic; 10 features; 12 orches­ tra. 607 Lin Ft Granite Curb reset a t 15c...—....... .............. .... ..... Notice is hereby given that the construction of the Asphalt Pave­ 76.05 . **t|.,ii* mrule »t Pttlalks win, WIIB—Kansas City (111) 7 spe­ rus* |. Ptlll.r express 4626 Sq. YiH. rock base nt 80c ..... ......... ................................... ment on Franklin St. from Sanford Avc. to Park Avc. has been comcial. 3.700.80 dsrtiur superior through s.i .l,-.. to iM.intt. It, .1, I • .1 I , ,.WP AF- K»nsa* City Star (111 pleletl, and tho completed work has been finally accepted by the City 4049 Sq Yds. 2 inch sheet asphalt top a t $1.02, .................. . ■1,71 1.98 x . . f es p e l l f u l l y S.ilu-U y o o r h u » | . i .1) 0 school nf the nlr, address, 833 Sq. Yds Brick relaid flat at 40c.......................... k............. 333.20 Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. OR LOBBY STORE tu- m. atul will weir,one Inquire:. t o r .,t r r h . (lull s. s.- r v lc . , tc. • 1f H program. •Ill Sq. Ids. Brick relaid on edge at 44c .............................. Hn* following in tho fiual estimate of the cost of Paving Franklin 100.9(1 t i f f l i e I ' l y i l e I.I n , l i o c h s W1IAS—UmlsviBi* Times (460) First National Hank Rldtf* • Horn Sanford Av«. west to Park Ave. u width of 2J fc^l. with 2713 Sq Ft. Concrete Alley returns nt 30c.......... ................... 813.90 7:.ui com ort. recitation. I #• J. 11If IsIsI.Vl*, V1$f H( 855 Sq Ft. Sidewalk at 20c............................. ........................... Ma rt asphalt on a 0 inch rock base. KHJ—Los Angeles Times (395) 171.00 Huitlora, Flu. OUR FOUNTAIN DRINKS ARE BEST 8 concert; 8:30 children; 10 nclcn- h°l »'u Yds grading a t 40c. 9 Type B Inlets at $30.00.— ........ ..................... ....... 2 7(1.00 ............ ........... ...... ................... 321,00 , ■ ■ n a r^ a a a « a jH IH B aH aaaH aflB aB ||B aaB B aaa*'Jk ” t I '■ pi the World of Sport H JACK DEMPSEY AND 1 Y GIBBONS NEXT SUMMER Burke Takes Count In Third Round Of Bout With Stribling JOE’S SMOKE HOUSE �ijh -1 - „v ; i". rCi£ fl 1TfOb&i■ -1 ------- THE SANFORD HBftALP. TOSgDA Y. FEBHITAHY £ IMS d Every Classified Advertisement On This Pa^e R O F IT Classified Directory Herald BATES ; S | H e r a ld W a n t A ds W ill K e e p Y o u P o s te d o n A H S a n fo rd B u sin e ss A c tiv itie s o f Im p o rta n c e | ; Advertising Real Estate PRINTING A1R° UT County and WIGHT PRINT~SHOP—RuaiToril" Lakeland. through the Stnr-Tele* era n specialty. Phone 417-W. 5™"!' Hest advertising medium in 0 Railroad Avenue. South Fiorida Published morning*. THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— Mar-Telegram. Lakeland, Fla. Printing that pleases. Prompt OHIO—Xcnit. Make your sales service. Telephone 93. New lothrough the Xenia Gazette, ention, Welaka Building. Xenia Ohio. Rich »gricultural district. Want nd and display ____ PAPER HANGER I. L. TALBOTT—Painter and pn- rates on request. cr hanger. Phono 340. 115 > I-E U O K n -C U l... ?'ark Avenue. IJ r : 1 \“U *»v* ‘hr Inrgaat dreu0n J n Southwestern 0«orc!a Rstr He f 4-word) lino. B REAL ESTATE D. A. CALDER & R. R. ELDRIDGE TO REACH tl)e prosperous farm­ Real estate brokers. All kinds of ers and fern growers of Volusia property listed and for sale. Of­ county ndvertiso in the DcLand fice 108 Second St.. Ncnr Park Daily Nows, rate lc per word, cash Avenue. Phone 282. with order. Miscellaneous For Sale Automobiles 1923 Graham V4 Ton Truck 1923 Dodge Coupe 1924 Dodge Touring 1922 Dodge Touring 1922 Dodge Roadster 1024 Ford Fordor Sedan 1023 Ford Runabout 1925 Ford Ton Truck (Cab & Body) Ford 9 Passenger Suburban bus Ford Panel Light Truck 1924 Overland Touring Above cars reconditioned, nil run* fine and look good. Prices Right—Terms “Maybe" I. W. PHILLIPS SONS Dodga Denier Phono No. 3 Oak & Second Dodge FOR RESULTS WANTED Help Wanted - i —- » tt ■ . . . — - . — - WANTED—At once. Work from We will be ready in 3 or 4 days WANTED—Young man of good 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. as cashier, to show you the property itself FOR SALE—Pure sugar canc sy­ appearance to solicit advertising saleslady <>r office work by lady and the mans nnd prico lists of rup, 05c per gallon in 35 gallon —Should have his own car—Good 33 y.ars old. Not afraid to work. and rolthe new development now being barrels. Pure Sugar House molas­ opportunity for hustler with abil­ .Mrs. II.' Harrison, Care of Phillips llalrlr prepared for you right under your ses 45c. Puro Cuban 35c,—Davis ity to produce. Apply at Herald Apt. 10* a tl"** eyes in the suburbs of Sanford. Wholesale Co., Augusta, Ga._____ Office. Nr a Mur »Ve received u sufficient number tlr a liar CASH—Paid for false teeth, den­ WANTED—Bright energetic boy We buy used clothing. Semi us of nnswers to our advertisements le n line tal gold, platinum and discard­ a list of what you have. We will iulilr above about twelve years of age to last week to sell out nil of our ed Jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and work after school. Apply circuln call. J. .1. Randall, 121-W. Eufirst section but wo want to choose Refining Co.,.Otsego, Mich. | are for condid Ave.. Del and. Fin. tion department, Herald. the buyers very carefully so ns Leo IrnBlb to get a good class of customers FOR SALE—C Melody saxnphone, and future residents at this sub­ nice instrument, reasonably pric­ STENOGRAPHER WANTED — WANTED—To buy country pro­ | 0c for first duce, canned vegetables, syrup, Must be experienced. Give full urb, so this advertisement will be ed. Phone 577 W. highest prices paid.—Davis Whole­ ■ estrlcted to particulars regarding qualifica­ run for a few days more. The sale Co., Augusta, Gn. tin. FOR SALE—Used WHIys-Light tions. P. O. Box 221, Sanford. wise people are answering now. 1,. The HanPlant, A-l shape used 10 months. Our first actual opening announce­ reapnnalblB $10,000,000 company wants man WANTED TO HUY—Moderate Bargain for quick sale. I,ake Mary Insertion, ments will be rnniie for St. Valen­ iubsequent priced home or building lot. Give to seel Watkins Home Necessities Casino, Lake Mary, Fin. tine’s Day nnd ineanwhilo the first slinulil be nil particulars. Address F. II. W. in Sanford. More than 150 used comers are getting special prices. r In ca so o f SALE—Gasoline pump and daily. Income $35 to $50 weekly. care of Herald. J. E. SPURLING, sub-division MAIN E—Wnter vtlle, Morning Sen­ Address promptly. A. B. C. San­ hOR SALE—1924 Ford house car FOR tank also furniture, dress form Experience unnecessary. Write isr.it* specialist. Subdivision to Or­ tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ ford Herald. cheap for rash. Address G. C. and baby carriage. Phone 200. jtallvr tnorDept. 11-0, The J. R. Watkins Co.. WANTED TO BUY—A small bed lando. FlPridn. and F i o r n ple nre interested in Florida prop­ , rat*'", rules Elkins, Sanford Ave., Sanford, Fla. of pepper plants. Phone 133-W. 02-70 W. [own Ave., Memphis, ulvr you Heights, Florida on Dlxio High­ erty. Reach them through thi FOR SALE—Small homo with Table Board C. A. liinpom. Tenn. And If way. ' three acres of land, 50 ornngu I Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ isslst you I--------------------------------------------trees and truck garden. Ideal spot tion. Boats ml. to Elegant table board—rates rea­ WANTED—At once, man and WANTED—Unfurnished house or STOVES for chickens, electricity and water. sonable. Something good to eat. ADVERTISE in tt> Journal-Her­ apartment, close in, by perman­ wife for kitchen nnd yard work. 10 minutes out on hard road. Phono ICB Bargain list of rebuilt boats; SANFORD STOVE WORKS—Oil 500 Palmetto Ave., Phone 200-J. lv*< t l i c l r ald, South Georgia’s greatest 571-J. Apply Ornngo & Black Hotel, ent tenants. Address Cudah/, box No. 1—For sale; Pleasure boat stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Idresa ns 1072, City. Long wood, Fin. 22 ft.. 0 in.xlHin draft, 4 cylinder lumber If ovens and victrolns. Your credit weekly and Sunday Classified rates SUBDIVISION For Rent ,t)iiul one Red Wing motor, speed 11 miles is good. Phono 49L-3. 321 First 19c per line. Wnycross JournalSALESMEN—We wont four good SYNDICATE > mil bus a per hour. Reasonable price. Con­ Apartments Street.______ Herald, Waycrosa. Georgia. irrs can't salesmen to handle n real estate ORGANIZING Five room house for rent, 911 struction of the very best. u un less development in the suburbs of San­ TIN AND METAL WORKElm Ave. Telephone 137-W. A limited interest for sale in No. 2 Itunahout 24 ft. 4 ft., din. ford. This city is now looked up­ APARTMENT FOR RENT—Cor­ J A M E S I I . COW AN— AH kinds TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Syndicate organizing to purchase by 18 in. draft. Ford Engine, FOR RENT—Four room house on ner Oak and Second Street.— Send in your subscription to tho HIST he ns the best place for invest­ of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Tribune or hand it to your local GOO acres near one of best anil speed 14 miles per hour. A sac­ Phillips Building, phone 3. L’t TV» 1"nwith modern conveniences and) ment in Florida nnd our property Wator and Boat Tanks. At Oak ■f »T letso you can rend Florida’s most substantial cities in Florida. rifice. Iluilt Inst October. Avenue and Third Street. Tele- dealer 41w.nl IUNo. 3. A knockabout 20 ft. 0 in. garage. 2nd St. West Side. An­ is well located; will lie properly re­ greatest newspaper. One year Remarkably low price. Profits Lost and Found nie Phllpa. phono 111;_______ stricted ami i.i very low priced. ItalM. $8.00, 0 months $4.00, three months should much larger than usual by 12 in. draft. 2 cylinder Callie, We will lie ready for business next Syndicate speed 12 miles per hour. A bnrKrriclent. TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ similar .subdivisions. CRIME LOWER IN PRAGUE week. All you need to do is to LOST—Tam-o-shnntcr ornngo cap All makes of typewriters for ance policy add 75 cents to your nearly comideted. Contract for gnin. between 1st nnd 5th on Magnolia show the property nnd tell the sale lots arranged on most favor­ These boats can bo seen at our Bale on easy terms, for rent, also ta ler. PRAGUE. Feb. 3.—There was nj truth about it and tliat will be Tuesday morning. Phone 142, W. dry dock at Osteon Bridge at any able terms. Expect sale open ear­ repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 “ DO YOU* WANT to buy or sell considerable decease in crime dur-l sufficient to sell it. No matter It. Hynes. Pall Dldg. ing tho lust year, according to a what you nre selli”’f now, get in anything?” If so advertise tn ly March. Immediate action nec­ tinio. essary, Address reply, giving SANFORD BOAT WORKS jeport issued by the police author­ touch with us and you will la1 glnd FOUND—Bunch of keys, owner the “Gainesville Sun.” VETERINARIAN______ roitY phono number, P. O. Pox 1555, ities. The city with a population you answered this advertisement may have same by culling at DR. A. DOLAN—Veterinarian. W E S T V l l i n l N l A — C ln rk n b n n r. T h e Daytona, Fla. of 700,000 hail only two murder and commissions will lie generous Herald office, describing ami pay­ ln r k y h u r ir R*pon*-nl. m o rn in g Dolans Vetinnry Remedies. 313 I nCr lu Rooms For Rent >althlii *-a"r d t n x S u n d a y , morainic liau e. cases. nl Hanford enough to pnv you .well. If you ing for nd. E. Second St., Sunfurd, Fin. I c e n t p er word, m in im u m Z»e. The report records tin increase are not experienced in real estate, Itro l i r r f r i l . FOR SALE—10 acres of celery F 0 R RENT—Rooms with or with* ^brn nn> *l»eland. Mostly muck soil. Rnil-| out meals. Reasonable rates. in street accidents, which is re­ we will co-operate with you and DKVKI.OPRna ATT i;>’Ttn>i--Pen­ Building Material sacola eilrril. It I* is beginning tin- * rc u n t de- road siding on land. Flowing wells! Lincoln House. garded as only natural in conse­ aid you in every way. Write some­ tllrally for velojiment In OlorWa’s lil.fr ry; n and tiled. On hard road between*.________ quence of the rapid growth of thing about yourself to A. B. C. MIRACLE Concrete C,o., general half million dollar highway tn the Geneva nnd Oviedo. Will make Prague. Twenty-three wore killed Sanford Herald. bench Just finished; n two FOR RENT—2 furnished rooms., cement work, sidewalks, build­ gulf *•> mubito accidents. million dollar bridge across t-lscnm- price that will interest you if you |In This ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. R. hla bla Day started; started; quarter million wunt n nii.c„ ,.i.lss celerv r, 1101 Elm Avenue. Corner 11th Cows Imvo been known to fall ( K" . . . . Cf, r> Street. Terwllirger, Prop,_______________ dollar opera housa under construe0 it Y tion; two mlMIcrm ImtiiK np*nt or land. It is all in crop at this time. out of the steep mountain pastures | Lumber and Building Material highway; ^realest elinnoe for live Call or write owner. W. C. Field, What is believed to be tho only in Switzerland, two having fallen ilnvslopiTH to K*t In on ground Oviedo, Fla. Carter Lumber Company , troop of blind Boy Scouts in In the to their death from a pasture on flout. Wrlle Dovi’lopment DepartN. Idiurel St. Phone 505 world is Troon 2G4 of the Bronx B nmnt Thw JPensncola New*._____ Ilegi Kulm Mountain last July, HILL LUMBER CO. House o. AUGUSTA t i l nnNICLE — Au­ l ()It SALE 5 beautiful business c,)n,jU)fH,,| r, f fourteen boys. lots. A real bargain, $2,000 r ________________ __ Service, Quality and Price. gusta. Ga.—Augusta’s greatest cash. 25 per cent cash, balance 1 i The expression *'h»« tsn't worth Jirectory classified medium, rate cash .09c nnd 2 years. Outside fire limits his salt" found its origin in the TO THE PUBLIC: charge. 10c per line, minimum for quick side only.—Thrasher & fact that Roman soldiers were paid The following nnmed contract­ MOTOR RE.30c. Garner. in salt rather than with money. ors are fnir to Organized Lulmr Vd. .hist the moment you apply nnd pay the Union Scale set by ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. Johns County is reached through M It SALE Niee little home, 5 g ynlJ ^ ftVe no poacher in which Mcntlio-Sulphur to an itching, Locnl No. 12G1 of Painters, Dec­ Sanford Sign Shop titIC SERVICE the St. Augustine Evening Record. rooms, bath and garage. ( ush to pom-h oggs you will find that a burning or broken out skin, the ittrical repairs. orators and Paper Hangers of Quick results. Two cento per word. or terms. „()lfl Palmetto Ave. greased cup, set in a pan of hot itching stops and healing begins, Designers nnd painters of San­ A well-known specialist said recently Ave. Orlando, America: ford's distinctive signs. Han­ says a noted skin specialist. T h e that although many wonderful medical W. R. Pell, F. W. Tempocton, Samrle copy on request. FOR S A L E -N ew house and big mnkea nn ,,cceI,table i,u1’ford Avenue at First Street. sulphur preparation, mode into a discoveries have been made in recent V. C. Collcr, C. F. Metcalf, Horace TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tamp* Dally iot. 1-2 block off Dixie High-, u ;---------------------------_________ ________ Times, tho great homo daily, pleasant cold cream, gives such a yearn, nobody lias found a better and I Oil KENT Jiminez, II. Darrow, R. L. Sel­ Phone 480-W. way. $GOO. Also 5 room cottage into 114c per word, minimum, Schubert wrote one of his roost uuick relief, even to liery eczema, quicker ho.limit acent [or cough), chest cnldt, lers, Jesse Cook, T. S. Delk, I. S. charge 25c cash with order. Write furnished $1,550.00, Citrus Heights spasmodic croup, hoatvnr*», throat tick turn famous songs, "Grctchen at the that nothing has ever been found and nl her throat nnd bronchial troubles than [Car. Drive it Talbott. T. M. Dunlap ami O. W. Filling Station. Orlando road. Spinning Wheel” when he was 17 to take its place. rood old iimp-tar and honey. Our grandmoth­ Second St. Venable, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly. S. for complete rate card would never be without nine tar syrup id Because of its germ-destroying ers O. Shinholser. We also ask the PALM BEACH COUNTY—Tho FOR SALE—New house and hig years old. the house, and they raised l.mte families. It properties, it quickly subtiues the lot, 1-2 block off Dixie High­ stillrrm.unsoneol the few medicines that can DAVID B. HYFil? public to see their painters have scene of stupendous development-1way $0.00. Also 5 room cottage lEl’AiRING itihing. cools the irritation nnd be uiveii to young and old alike, u It CunUrni ARCHITECT their local card. Rend about it In the Palm Beach i furnished $1,550,00. Citrus Heights harmful drugs. heals the ncxenut right up leav­ noThe N—Automobile pin,- tarquickly soothes nnd heat* soreH. Darrow, Pres. Post. Sample copy sent on re­ ing a clear, smooth skin in place rr-..siituhmtathm,anilbvlooM;nitiulhephleitm Member L i t Filling Station, Orl/mdn road. land Rebuilding. quest. removes the actual cause of thecoiiKhing.Ths of ugly eruptions, resit pimples or [Oak Avenue._ Hose llulldlm r ADVERTISEMENT honey limit onlypleasant to the Lute butalad roiii'hness. The world record for heat goes very soothing to the throat. O r l a n d o , 1‘l n r l i l n "Utl th e ' J e h r l Sealed proposals will ho receiv­ ADVERTISING gets results if It lit HIRE kind lh.it has been user! with never-faik Yoiv do not hav't to wait for tin - I Ing'the readies potential buyers. Pn- to Azizin, North Africa, where on ed by the City Commission of Miccess in thousands of families for year* SERVICE Day Sanford. Florida at their office in latku Daily News is circulated in Sept. 13, 1022, the thermometer nrovrnient It quickly shows. 1Wmuivrful W/n/gm You can got a little jar of Itowlco This is scientifically compounded of Just the all trains, Bag- tho City Hall at or before 2 I’. M. an industrial and agricultural sec­ rose to 130.4 degrees. 'Artiq/itful Summer? i richt propoitiotmof pine Ur. honey and nthri | Phone 551.____ Feb. 9, 1925 for the furnishing of tion. Mentho-Sulphur at any drug store. quick-acting, _____ healiiut Inmcdienta which (tie H. A. SPEIR JS Many mountain peaks front 4,000 best doctors have found to aid in quick retlrl. —Adv. the City Hall with desks, filing run’s If ton want the best, tie sure to set Dr. lleU'r to 0,000 feet high in the Cascade TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of enbinets, chuir3 nnd other supplies C A R PE N T E R I’inc-Tar Honey. It costs only 30c at any good Washington Haggard & Company Florida real eatuta advertise in Range of Western LDER. Day and also for the seating of the audi­ .truggists. the St. Petersburg Times. Ono cent have not lien given names. ltr|trilrllitf Mill! llrH o«lrlliu ‘ice. Anytime, torium. Real Estate—Investments a word daily, two cents a word 25. Copies of the plans and specifi­ cent Ai l i l r r - l o + l I'iilitiflto A ir. The man who givos^ way to evil First National Bank Building cations may be seen a t the office Sundays.______________________ IECKEK itch between the toes, aching, sore IS l PINE-TAR'HONEr of the City Manager. ! THE MORNING JOURNAL is the passions weakens himself much ] SANFORD, FLORIDA feet arc eased and ccglcd at onca by or night scr­ Bids will be considered on var­ accepted want nd medium in more than he injures. LICARBO. ag 391. Night ious typos and may lie made on Daytonn (Fla.) One cent a word mirviiuxii r.ii\T ! Thu I'aliit That Havas You i the furnishing of pnrt or all. ! an insertion. .Minimum 25c. It destroys all foot infections quickly, Money. W. B. WILLIAMS, ’ARLOR8 kills the genn3 and prevents recurrence Mn tin filet urud by Stove and Fire Place City Manager. FLORIDA—URl.ANDO— Orlando ONE GOOD INVESTMENT Hlipreon-l.lnil-.lry I'nlnt Ca. of the trouble. fiannello Hold by morning Sentinal; large:.t classi­ Jan. 13. 20, 27, Feb. 3.__________ * Wood Rain water a I.OSNIM1 I '. l i v r CO Ml’ANY fied business, rate lc a word, min­ IS WORTH A LIFETIM E LICARBO makes you feci like walk­ 1111 VliiKitulln Avr. First National C ut to S uit The Standard Oil Co., is now us­ ing a million miles; it brings such com­ I'honr UTII [tim e 215._____ ing electric tankers for its service imum 21o cash with order. $9,09 p er co rd d elivered fort and relief. You'll never regret OF SAVING BYERS__ 1between California and the Ha­ A LITTLE WANT Al) . in Th« asking your druggist for LICARBO. Britt Realty Company gTOT Chiropodist Herald will bring you big re­ |AM l’RESSERY waiian Islands. sults. Advertise those old articles specialty. 110 FOOT S P IX IA U S T you have stored away nnd havo Phone 327-J. May V* tjL C r li'orriH. ItoiiI--nn. Inurowno use for. A Utile thirty-rent nd JOHN E. FOX fk Try Smith’s Barber W J* Itiia Nalie. Meuvy t’altmay bring you several dollars. [o Ve------------Heal Entitle—Insurance Phono 148 and a reprasentative Shop for goud barber * T j Jo u n ce or llr-d aching mice and Quai­ nn. r. i.. nhi.Kii will call to see you. A l l L l n i U o ( l*rop«Wl> l . l n l t - d nt ami Park Avework. Ladies welcome. i f f Yuw-ilt Druw Iltdg. Advanc« m fil i if IW.w j IF SKIN BREAKS OUT AND ITCHES APPLY SULPHUR Grandmother’s Cough Remedy—PineTar and Honey—Still Best F L O R J,„ ; BLISTERED FEET D r . B E L L 'S FOR COUCHS ggest- ean fa ces STORK — PreP*i Sodas. W# as your phone. «CAL--------- Real, livoboys---aflcr a , No man’s mind is so firm and ef­ _ _ day ofMchool »ml I'lay— ficient Hint further study and dis­ need a real soap Theit fucr* shine cipline will not improve it. with cleanliness after using vVondui Ri«>t, anil they like iibecauso it makes The penalty of notoriety is that washfngaoquiek and easy. It klbcra inoft people like to throw stones at flue *nu wuahee CLEAN. FORT ME L l ON Mint, & pintt A. P . Connelly & Sons (Realtors) r •'phonolus, Clocks, Hewing Machine l_ Hanford Ave. The successful man hates ruts or beaten paths. Me is always on tho 10|-H Magnolia Avr, i lookout for something new. [ “.^D’thing elecKlectragith fu r Mali* ,%%#*title* timl f*rn*t«il f t t r r r t J. N. Westbrooks a prominent object. f e r i n e co. l'n r k GARDEN HOSE 12Va cent per foot For Few Days Gunsmith Phono 18 Or In lido. Next to Valdez. liltevator Elton J. Mouffhton ARCHITECT Ball Hardware Co. . -------------------------------------------------- I'hono. ! First National Hank Uldg. Sanford, --------------- Florida - : __ - j C f U fcjONS ANIT >1.1 KS STATION1. [ ‘‘Tea, Accessoa mile. Elm D7 1.3. Rations. Mag"F’ta t and Elm, *f»i 10th Street. % BTaT --------{JLoitisr! y occuiona. 260-W __ RE TO SELL? Zj?.®9- " e pay i’hune No. 'YEU Zhilin ^ ice i,-‘-L , ilnB *‘ 3. Annex. IN'EIIV SHop^p— 579-J -IlU-O.VN , ntford1 B< r.0* First »nd and • » BRINGING UP FATHER ( HAOC.IE-W HV O O M T YOU AM’ D A U G H T E R . * b TOP A L L THl*b F O O H -b H iW k A H ’ ‘b i P F A K t o e a c h Po o r d a u g h t e r , its H L «. R O O H C R H ItS H E R E T F ^ j O U T • I’L L U O AH* C O M F O R T H E R ! I— THM1- '* F,(|-fI,osFAtv-rnnk tetn, tuse d of Sirs, . .... .gress tn consider farm Icgisla-lX,, °* workmen within the . TIun. • I hose under ground at the time asserted that there was danger of falling rock crushing or imprison­ Stokes And Attorney ing them ns a result of being loos­ ened by vibration. Placed on Trial Today CHICAGO, Feb. 4. - \ v . e . d . Former Mayor Leads Mrs. .Stokes aged iiiillionaire hotel own- Its two i er, and Daniel F. Nugent, hit nttorncy of New York, went to trial on charges of conspiracy to de­ fame Mrs. Helen Klwood Stokes of Denver, wife of Stokes. Sho charges they sought to obtain per­ jured testimony in support of Stnke’s m it for divorce. fle lo n n Q P o n a U ri* J u IU i 111 NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4.—Mar­ tin Hehrmun, tormer Mayor of New Orleans, continued today to hold the lead in the m ayoralty race over his opponents, Paul 11. Malofiey. present commissioner of public utilities and Mayor McShane, acconling to returns from all but two precincts. Will Probe Discovery Ol‘ Poison in Medicine, f i r e m a n k i l l e d in w r e c k COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 4. — FLORENCE. S. C.. Feb. 4.—An Discovery of poison in medicine is­ A tlantic C oast Line’s P assen g er sued to Ohio State University stu-| train from Florida to New York dents, two of whom have died io- was wrecked in th e railroad y ard the last four duys. has brought an ! here th is m orning. Jan ies Fagan, order for a thorough investigation firem an, wu* killed and Engineer from YY. O. Thoinpcou, President, Cox seriously scalded by escaping of the University, attain, * _ ______ •rirt. -,t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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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Tonight colder in north portion. [lu R k M * ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORID) MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1925. ~ — - A gricultural Outlook Is D escrib ed As Fairly G ood in A nnual Farm Statem ent ted Calendars s it Doubtfid ajor Measures [Become Laws Measures In Up Today Lower Wheat Production Is Predicted; Ample Credit For Farmers Is Available NUMBER M PEACE REIGNS WHILETHOR INVESTIGATION IS BEING HEL IN HERRIN’S LATEST TRAGEDY Sub That Went on Rocks, Fnilcd States Department Warns, However of Possi­ Amnesty Granted To ble Slackening In Demand Anti-Sovi(bt Russians A m o n g U. S. Citizens Senntor Walsh and Others Against Stone’s Action In ROSTOVONDON, R u s s ia . Prosecuting Wheeler, Not Feb. 2—Premier RykoiT announ­ Foreign Market Is c’d Monday that the govern- i Expected to Be Good to Oppose The Selection men had decided to extend am­ nesty to all those who, during the civil war were identified with the anti-soviet armies of Dcniken and Wrangell or who were connected with the nntlrovolutionaty'movement. It is said to be the most sweeping concession to the Russian peo­ ple since beginning of the revo­ lution. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. 3 jg a Walsh And Borah Xo Present Wheeler Cllse 05583681 awLsesaK- is** i ,ri„ *■'- v f t •— ---- ifinm m i- i ‘ '*■• - —». » ■ (BKpi-.. -> • raMf Mi/i i Mnnmfw#iiM»nin-)-T> {*******•**• '*•->• Thirty-five officer* and men were on the U. S. submarine S-48 when she crashed onto the rocks off Jaffrey’s Point just north of the harbor of Portsmouth, N. II, DURING JANUARY SHOWS BIG GAIN Construction Figures Show Last Month Eclipsed Jan­ uary, 1921, by Sfi.1 Per Cent; Many HomesGotngllp Policeman Exonerate# . Of Murder Charge y’; On Grounds of DiB- % | charging His Duty, Martial Law Is ; ^ Sought By Sheriff WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.— The Stone’s Position in the Wheel­ er Prosecution Was Made general outlook for American ag­ riculture this year is “fairly en­ Clear In the Post Week jurt Will B Another Policeman la couraging." compared with recent As years. The department of agri­ WASHINGTON, Feb. flv— Wounded In Sunday; Iluildiorr permits for the last culture declared in its nnnual out­ For tho second timo, tho son­ Shoals Bill month eclipsed January building look report, mode public Sunday, Shooting In Hotel ata judiciary committee Mon­ records for the past three years ___ I but it added that they "may be a day ordered favorable report with large gains, according to fig­ slackening in domestic demand for <GT0N, Feb. 2.-jon tho nomination of Attorney HERRIN, Feb. 2.—\Vith a ures made public by City” Clerk, L. farm products next winter.” General Stone to be supreme ,to the final montft meeting of the grand jury un­ R. Philips, Monday morning. Con­ court justice. Producers of the mnjor farm sion, the house and i struction figures for Inst month der way todny nt Marion, 111.., crops, such as cotton and wheat, increasingly conI were announced at $75,275 or a it is probable n more thorough were advised to "follow about the WASHINGTON, Fob. 2.—A «cc*111 of 84.6 per cont over Jan­ endars with leader* same program of production ns last ond favorite report on the nomi­ Charge That Underwood Bill Fixing of Initiation Fees and'*1gain investigation will be made in­ uary Inst yenr when permits to­ yenr." . eYer in doubt that nation of Attorney General Stono to the slaying of n stranger in Would Give Away Idist of Preparing For Tournaments talled $40,777. "GenornJ business prosperity, to be a justice of the supreme ielements of the ail* the L.vmar Hotel dining room Last month eclipsed the JnnNational Resources Made And Other Things to Fea­ the first half of this year court is forecast by a majority of Ion program can be Communication Line sDown during unry 1923 record by $16,815 or a here Sunday by Policeman • By U. S. Managing Director. ture ut Club House nt 7 gain of 164 per cent. It also Makes It Impossible To will maintain the domestic demand tho members of the senate judici­ [to law by March 1. Ascertain Itufus Whitson, who wns ex­ for the 11)21 farm products yet to ary coinndttce when the nomina­ Whcenbuuts Of he marketed," the report continued tion is reconsidered Monday. WASHINGTON. Feb. 2..—Sup­ Sanford golfers who desire to eclipsed January 1922 by $51,810 onerated on the grounds that •avetkthe house 1924 Dog Team With Anti-Toxin “and should stimulate the demand porters of the Underwood bill for jjoin »iii the mv- Sanford .vimum viuu Golf »Club lun will be no or i,_ .381.7 .per cent.« January .. he discharged his duty as an of­ , (ate of the admini.*Senator Walsh (I).) Montana, the leasing of Muscle Shoals were for the better grades of certain inducted into membership Tuesday ’ M , 7 J fa,nl, T I «r ficer. The nian, whllo in a rough I pjv tml rate bill and other senators who are oppos­ NOME, Feb. .2.—A blizzard is products. criticised in a statement issued at a meeting which begins prompt- V and tumble fight, with policeman i f P ,ccntuwh u itM le. will net on ed to the action of the depart­ Sunday raging along the Bering Sea Coast night by Benjamin C. IV at 7 o’clock. The meeting is to ^ .May Expect Slack Demand ' *£ .h,,d n, « nlrn \ZZ\ thrC.‘i T Jim Stephens wns shot 'by Whit­ Hit buildings bill in with the ment of justice in presenting a temperature hovering Marsh, managing director of the occunv h,. rt: J '0n'l,nK mnIllh of 102J’ of ^ 1 ,- son. The latest affray came whllo oceupy onlv only no an hour n.wl uud will be “It is not assured, however, that d will pass the in- ground 10 below 995, or 111 per cent. zero and n wind tho industrial improvement of the conspiracy chargo against Senator farmers’ national council. Sheriff George Galligan was seek­ adjourned promptly at 8 o’clock. itpproprintion bill, A table of January records for ing martial Inw in Herrin. Quint blowing with great force. Com- first half of 1925 will continue into Wheeler (D.) Montana, and other Asserting that the measure was Club officials are expecting a persons of that state to n district L’( the :onntc will nnmeatinn lines are down with no four years is ns follows: prevailed Monday. bfjjf the house $75,* means of ascertaining the where­ 1926 nt the same high lev;) and of Columbia' grand jury instead of being put through "to prevent a largo number to entor the organ­ Total Gain public super-power system nnd to should there be a reduction in bus­ ization at tho meeting, as it is nec­ (Live Two Names (nth bill, the ojner- abouts of the dog tcum with anti­ iness activity ns » result of over­ to a grand jury in their own state, give away the last tuuurnl resource 1023 ................. $13,465 essary that those desiring to take The man slain hud given his intirmient measure toxin serum. Time of its arrival have stated they will interpose no 1923 ................... 28.460 $14,905 name as Joseph Phillips and also iWlfor the purchase here has bean rendered uncertain. stimulation of business, n slacken­ further objection to the confirma­ left to the American people," the part in a series of tournaments 1924 ................... 40,777 12,317 as Johnson, and once said that h« ed demand for some of the 1925 tion of Mr. Stone. statement added: during the next two or three weeks J final. The last two 1925 .................... 75.275 34.198 came from Springfield, 111., Ho A number of deg teams and their crops may be expected. “It has been a Id-partisan despoil- which the club is to sponsor, !>o f t certain to provoke To Discuss Case In breaking pnst January build- was accompanied by two unideu-, “The foreign market for most drivers hnd been placed Sunday members of the club. It iH not limits. irg records for tho pnst years, Inst lifted men when ho was slain, w l» , These senators American farm products promises at intervals a few miles apart on necessary to be a member to play I’pFirm IIensures month saw work stnrtcd on n large escaped. Philipps wore a cap tHJt the trail into Nome to assist Leon­ to be as good, nt least, as during tho new Wheeler over the course, it is pointed out, dairy movo to 'trnns- ard Scppulla, celebrated mu.dtcr of the past year.” ate, but atny as the links are open to everyone, number of new homes, which, is belonged to Sheriff Galligan, of >the recommendations the north, in relaying diphtheria __ outlook ______ ___ "The for _____ cotton,t __ ul- bearing cn the in order to play in the club pointed out, as an indication of Williamson county, nnd it was said at'i agricultural com- germs over the finnl reaches of though perhaps less favorable thnn i nomination. Senator Walsh, who McKinley, who was rewarded by but tournnntents, one lias to lie a mem­ the steady growth of this city nnd he had called on the latter several r taken Monday with their journey into Nome. interest in the times lately. in 1921 from the standpoint of j is counsel for Senator Wheeler, being put on the conference cabal ber of tho club. Initiation fees of the increased ;of brief hearings beSheriff Gulligan, who hud gono production coats, otherwise is cn- j plans to nuke his position clear in tn concoct the final legislative will be nominal, club officials say, "own your own home" movement. Late reports told of an unknown i agricultures commit* Altogether there were 43 permits an address Monday, and Senator to tho capital to confer with Gaicournging. From present imli Muscle Shoals mess which con­ and will be fixed nt the meeting, itr committee plans musher heading a team out in Knl- cations, stocks a t the end of the Borah (It.) Idaho, intends to sneak issued during the month. ernl Black about the need of troopa gress must swallow or disgorge. Tuesday night. tag Friday. At noon Sntutdny he endent hearings Tuea Among the new homes started here, said Phillips had called fre­ current season will not be large on the question nt some later time. Pat Harrison, who koynoted the Re­ Tournaments are now being «w to expedition, but had passed Old Woninn, f>0 miles and the improved foreign demand during the month were the follow: quently but did not divulgo any Both senators will argue that to publican Teapot Domes scandal at planned for every class of golfer dly are dubious that north of Unalnkik, and later reach­ should be maintained. Another itig: Dr. R. E. Stevens, I„ S. particular business. the Democratic convention, promot­ bring in the District of r’Qiutnbia in the club. Tile ability of the ed Unnlakik on North Sound. After he had on the proTroops Requested 13,000,000 bale crop could prob­ an action that should lie in the ed Brockway, A. \V. of niuscie Muscle onuum, Shoals, hnnd eo the me rape oi mum individualplayer i .i> it> A ” Smith, J. I>. player will will determine determineI ru.:»i... resting a short time to feed tho ably Tho shooting came on the heels be absorbed at sustained home state of the men under in­ in glove with Senator Smoot of individual Deane. I. I). the class in which he will play. Chittenden. R. Dean he sped on towards Nome prices. of the slnying of S. Glenn Young i on the Muscle Shoals dogs Roby Idling. vestigation is violative, of a fun­ Utah, high priest of protection.’’ Likewise special tournaments will »!artl,.V v o' l i t bjp precious cargo of 300,000 and Deputy Sheriff Oru Thomas, I.ower Wheat Predicted t to reach an agree- with damental principle of law. They Modification Draft Sturts be held for the wbmrn members ,, ,, \ Morn nnd who shot each other to death in tho ek. Prelimlnarj^dis- units of anti-toxin. Ha has been “If there is an average world contend tryit /mtfo the nrinciblo of Muscle Shoals conferees plan to of the organization. J ’ .11* V'*U,ham’ L , J’ fabby of tho European hotel n few te Uml<'rwnod 'eu*ji2 ordered to keep going until he crop-of wheat In 1925•the. present nich federal government action 18 settle down tomorrow to the task A team to represent the Sanford ??J f?,onS "“ l, “ f,'r ,a *30(> <i. ys ago. Az soon as their funer­ ire been tJBncTuanl ant? mbeth Seppalln.. Unafalik -is ap­ high price of wheat cannot be ex­ jin increasing number of actually drafting modifications club against Defend In a tourim- it'r th.° °,rcctioM of " on al had been held a coroner’s Jury In will begin actual ad- proximately 200 miles by land from pected to prevail for the 1925 established of cases will he brought out in tlie to the Underwood leasing hill. ment ... to ... bo ,HIU held on the lw local a, luina links Fr,* „ nch Avenue. hnd returned a verdict that they kf differences within a here. erhn. although prices ore expected courts here, thus working a hard­ The conference thus far has been' Friday afternoon will he selected I ernuta issued during the month killed each other, Sheriff Gnligalt Relay Teams Placed____ to lie, better thnn tn 1923. Grow , . . , ship on defendants by compelling doVoted to a general discussion of I Tuesday night. Plans will also be h ' ' , ' t!* . 1 u’ ' ‘dlowing: Mrisch requested troops he returned to Robert Summers, superintendent ers of ,hard, spring amittees have a rather wheat are enu- i (hem to travel hundreds of thoun- the bill nnd the whole Muscle perfected for a toiirnument for Lmnpany $.1,500; f . D. Herrin to prevent a serious out­ of the Alaska road commission, istinned not to Increase produetmn: ,)f mi!e, to mnke thcir ,|.(Tew $.»ot); Hill « Newman $2u0; break. id, Monday, the forcommittce will hear sued orders for stringing out « I nliove domestic requirements. If fonse. This request wus under consider­ Huzhe* and Hoover on number of tennis to rush the serum I the spring wheat acreage in tho Position Made Clear. ation when Thillips appeared in commercial treaty, de- ou the last leg of 659 mile jour-] United States is held to that of Herrin Saturday night with two Attorney General Stone made inod.’l for convention*) ney from Ncnana on the , Alaskan last year, and an average yield i< companions and begun a search for ptincipai powers. Ac- railroud when the last bit of & six secured, the production of hard his position clear to senators in Glenn Fowler, a done friend of the committee last week. He has been delayed be- year old supply of serum was used, spring wheat should about equal Young’s. Phillips had made his A handsome s i St l <00; v Dr. e Senrgeant r ’*’ ii'oLltCt ‘*|7 agrees that there is a fundament­ devoted to the fertilizer provisions the winner. ppositlon to provisions On account of the small supply the domestic requirements. $135; I. II. presence known Saturday night by of the bill und the present plan is al principle of law that n man “Front present indication." ample h neither could g r a n t, of anti-toxin due to arrive Monday numerous to rewrite the whole section. p i cn good(I:, carried by ; the city health hoard issued an ap­ credit for farming purposes will be should is* tried in the vicinage of help Modifications are expected to he peal Sunday night for Roy S. Darl­ available in most regions of the his place where a crime has been mad" that will prove more inviting police­ committeod and contends that in United States on more favorable ing, former navy flier, not to aban­ fourt l'p Wednesday ’ had to prospective leases. Considera­ |»y the same committee don plnns to fly to Nome from terms. Interest rates now are the present instance if there has tion is being given to n proposal to pmgn He said [e third effort to give] Ncnana with 1,103,000 units of an romcwhnt lower than in recent been any crime many of the overt increase from six to eight years special affairs committee will cn sor $2,000; Mary Reasom $250; Lisnby, who figured in the Young bn to proposals for [j.toxin shipped from Seattle Sat- years and credit needed should he nets were committe d in the Dis- from the time of operation when ter into preparations for a dan Rebecca Grimes r$25; ('. A. Hall i hooting, had taken refuge in the dunce i ", ananged for early in the seuson. trict of Columbia, Herrin jail Saturday when trouble adherence to the world urdny, 40,000 tons of fixed nitrogen would to be held at the country club on 7,' * t ,'„n*lun nn/ §!{?!?• credit .or production Under prasent plans the gov- lie required to be produced annualTho iniurd asserted the supply Additional ‘ 1' ‘ hnd broken <>ut between the Herrin ►irman Borah and other Valentine’s Day. , l,r?wn !Gllmoii ,.7n'h !•Fielder R'lb -y chief of police und the Klnn. m . . n t t t * ILaing T llllf X l.JriO ? >1 M l n l l la> !ilf»l‘ < .» ’ Bin, however, see littlj would he exhausted before the sec­ purposei, however, should not be epnmcnt wi„ hl.Kin lhLs wcok the 'y$1,250; $.5; . , Sixteen well known professionals used unless there ir fair prospect nUtinn of evidence to the Appealed for Aid definite action at this ond supply can rcai h this qunran- iof Mrs. E. N. Scott $2,000; M. McTo Raise Fertilizer I’rofits o r iM im iK f the f htt n u t farm i t r m income, n r n n tiv * . . __ were to meet on the Sanford increasing net tined towns as the scheduled dog \ f in Phillips charged that Lisenby • grand jury. There are numer­ l.nulin $1,200; R. J. Holly $1,200, The conferees also are under­ course this afternoon in the first or unless essential to bring about ous persons under investigation had been taken from the jail and instion of Attorney team mail time between Ncnana kound diversification. stood to have agreed to raise the of a i cries of tournaments to he I). Long $150; John Rutnbley $1,­ killed. The reporters refused to and Mr. Stone has stated that ap­ 500; E. A. Douglass $2,000; George one to be a supreme and Nome is twenty days. profits of the operator held undor the auspices of a lea­ Two new cuses of dipthcria de­ “The present tendency in indus­ proximately seventy witnesses will fertilizer join in tho search, as they said Huff $900; Citv of Sunford $1 200; "ill ln> taken up from 1 per cent to 8 per cent. try points to stronger competition gue composed of six cities of cen­ they were convinced that Phillips J> by the senate judi- veloped here yesterday atternoen, for farm labor during the spring K" h°f°re the jury. Phene are ex- Other changes now are being dis- tral and eastern Florida. The P. A. Mero $5,700; R. H. Waltham and Ids companion* hnd been both children. This brings jh e elusive of witnesses for Senator 82,700; F. J. Cooledge and sons tittee with a view to a dent a freer hand in drafting u play began at 1:30 o'clock, bring­ and summer of 1925 than prevailed drinking, Phillip# then went to DhMe report to the hoii- total number of case.) up t > 27, a during 1924. From present indi­ Wheeler who have been summon­ caused thnt would give the presi- ing before a large gallery of San­ $8,500, Joe Suggs $800. tho hotel lobby nnd telephoned to Itramton Dill for rcor- re-check by the board of health cations little change in farm equip­ ed. leasing contract. ford golf enthusiasts the largest Glenn Fowler to come to the hotel Saturday morning having shown As described by the attorney |of the prohibition unit Conferees expect to complete and be urrested. He told Fowler 25 cases instead of 23 as previously ment nnd upkeep costs arc to be general, this inquiry is into an al­ their report this week nnd huve it number of golf stars ever assem­ A. C. L. Train Hits l*d for consideration. expected. bled here. that he was nn officer named leged conspiracy to defraud the referred to the senate und house r.f inter-tate commerce reported. The number of contacts Open Switch Sunday Johnron und hud brought a war­ has not been officially determined face* a controversy government out of valuable oil and for final action. House nnd senate f i rant from Springfield for his a r­ the nomination of hut must he nearly 100.. No more mineral lands in Montana. Be­ managers plan to call it up :r. tho J L t l l 1 <11111"* l l H S S iosi. Fowler refused to go and Train 82, of the Atlantic Const deaths nro reported. dlock of New York, to sides tho Montana men, one or respective bodies •— --------- — for —*— votes — as early hung up the receiver. line, struck nn open switch near ’of tlie interstate conimore government officials is und-1„„ opportunity permits. had the Sanford station early Sunday. .. Onp of Phillips' . companions . Pwiiston .niff also over Committee Considers er investigation. morning, enusing slight damages j disappeared, but the other aided jraolution f(Jr investigato two locomotives, according to n him in forcing the night clerk be­ Herriot Meets Turkish Iw-calleii ’’powor trust.’’ F a r m Proposals Bank Books Open To report given but by T. L. Dumas, hind the cigar counter. The cou­ I?.1 «150,000,000 public ple then entered the dining room And Greek Ministers superintendent of the Sanford di­ und Pleas of guilty to petty larceny Construction of a large ware­ r 1 b expected to come ! WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.—The ordered food, displaying re­ Federal Government house at French Avenue and Sixth vision. No one was Injured in the volvers were accepted in County Court J Monday under a to enforce the demand. Street, which will house the office collision, it was announced. I of tht. rules, which House Agriculture Committee, cal­ Saturday afternoon from Octnvia PARIS, Feb. 2.—Both Turkish This attracted the attention xif led to open brief hearings, took up and storerooms oT the F. J. CoolWASHINGTON, Feb. 2.—Bank An investigation to determino S. Padgett and Lcnn Tate, young nnd Greek ambassadors called on I fe a two-tnirds vote for the ta-ik today of shaping recom­ women of Orlando, and sentences records arc open to inspection by Premier Hcrriott this morning. edge and Sons Company* has been why the switch was left open und Policeman Stephens und ho entored the lobby. He wrench the pis­ mendations of the President’s Agri of $101) nnd costs or three month the Federal Government in assess­ Premier ndvised conciliation in the started, it was announced Monday to fix responsibility i* now under tol from Phillips' companion and [Re-enact Tariff Item cultural Commission into the leg­ morning. way, according to the superinten­ started for the kitchen when he were imposed. The women had ment of income taxes, the supreme crisis caused by expulsion of Greek p ‘he independent ofThe new firm which is one of the dent. The pilot of the engine was told thut another man was Panned Tuesday, with islative program that they may been in the county jail under court decided today in affirming a putriarch Constanos from Constan­ «ders determined to have best chance of enactment m charges sjnee their arrest a week lower courts case brought by the tinople nnd urged both sides to oldest and best known puint und drawing the train and thut of an­ termrizing the hotel help there. 1 roll call vote the tlie crowded final month of the previous us they emerged from a First National Bank of Mobile, avoid acta calculated to further the plutc glass dealers of Atlanta, Ga„ other in the siding were torn off, Wounds Policeman envenon controversy. will muke Sanford its distributing which, according to the report, is for the tarilT enm- session. Leaders generally, how­ local store with dresses, alleged Atu. At that moment Phillips entered center for central nnd southern nil of tin’ damago done. B knocked out ever, arc doubtful if any substan­ to have been stolen, in their pos­ tho lobby and ordered Stephens to Florida. 'Utth an amendment tial part of it will be put through session. The fines were paid. throw up his hands. Almost in­ Wlrt Garner, Dcmo- before adjournment. The warehouse building will be Charges Bootlejrjrintf stantly he fired ut him, the bullet The women were released Sat­ Tho outlook for farm legislation urday afternoon after payment of hitting the policeman in the shoul­ modern in every respect and is day. house leader.) thin session wan discussed with the fines. built to care for the needs of the Money Elected Schall der. Stephens grappled with Phil­ Communication by of the conference | President Coolidge today by Chair­ members of the Sheriff’s offico lips, who fired several more shots, company for some years to come. A permit was issued for the con­ nPI,r°Priation man Snell of the House rule# com­ with Orlando authorities fs de­ WASHINGTON, Feb. 2. — none of which took effect. Most of Parate vote in order mittee. He presented a long hst clared to have revealed the fact F Mr. Knidunte ot the struction Saturday which places Charges alleging extortion upward tho bullets hit the floor. The hotel v . v »»»• c II ill nva# » •.. ( ........... WiUou f * M f ’f M tin o •a• Oa Partnership)» ubetween Ernest V®*ndmcnt ruthoriz- of measures claiming utteiituWi hut that no charges are pendidng a­ of $75,000 from Minnesota boot­ employes und the reporters fled. who retired from t h e University of Virgin hi but U n tho cost at $8,500. Housholdcr vt ^hng the president to Coolidge insisted on agricultural gainst the women there. Whitson, attracted by the shot*, ». a , , .. . native of Florida, bune born in, Business men in Sanford funiil- leggers for use in the senatorial ty judge a short time ,Srookj|VV #9,1 .s conIar«snca to relief nnd government reorganiza­ vijle. Kor For a time he was inr with the situation, declare that campaign of Republican Thomas D slipped around to the back door While disposition of the shop­ jiost of county ■'r.d and sea forces. tion bill should be kept ahead. lifting cases ended the business of uigo, and Fred R. Wilson, well u nienilier of tho law firm of [ the coming of the company is an Schall, Republican, were made in and shot Phillips through the heart . Miro nn tin house he could close on Stephens the court for the term, seven known Sanford attorney was an­ laindis, Fish and Hull of Defend. I appreciable acquisition for San- a petition of contest filed today in before Phillips still was alive I rp. y 1 the Green resJudge Housholder, when he f i r s t | ford. Tho selection of Sanford, due the senate by defeated opponent. again. charges of unlawful fishing were nounced Monday morning. The ‘he postal I,ill Boy Painfully Hurt unrivaled ad v in U g ii of l»>- Senator Magnus Johnson, Farmer- when doctors arrived, but soon ex­ disposed. The defendants were new firm, which is to be known ucucptcii the poat of county Juilgu to pired. His companion in the hotel the ground that it Bv Accidental Shot convicted of taking fish from the ns Wilson and Housholder, will was said to be the youngest judge cation, water und rail transporta­ Labor. and one who had been outside es­ I,. J'a*0fe and ns auch . St. John’s river in Seminole coun- have offices in the First National i in the state. During his incum- tion, is icgurded as a forerunner, caped. is exR»m >{. Prior j boncy ho settled more,than 650 es- of the development that ____ Bcrnnrd Schirard, 11, son cf Mr-, with nets larger than permit- Bank building. Chicago Paper Given JJ'PuMican leaders will in the probate’ side of his *o «••«»’« from this quarter, Judgc Housholder wheh he step-' tutes - ' Mrs. J. Schirnrd. 107 West ted by law. Fines of $10 each . Offifn',no wh"ther the and is expected to | Group of Employees Hope io Rescue Man . . Tenth street, who was accWenta U and costs or 30 days were inipos- ped from the county court bench court. Judgment was rendered ini The new company to take the post of prosecuting at­ virtually .1,000 criminal cases by i “* "°"n »» tht’ shot and painfully wounded Satur­ ed. 8h',u,,, E. A. Grant. Albert Geiger. II. torney, terminated nn eight year the judge. In addition Judge [ building is completed. A person- CHICAGO. Feb. 2.—Tho Chicago From *Kentucky Cave day ufternoon, is reported to b n h e° h lho WC€k wil1 resting well this morning and is H. Flynt, Salem; Cedar F. Pitts, period on tho bench. Ho accept­ Housholder acted a* juvenile judge net, sofleiant to handle the busi- Duily Journal was loft by John th, hi r , U,a 10 conaid- soon.expected to recover. n*c y E C. IVtaps and W. B. Ballard. dAVK CITY. Ky., Feh. 2.—Rppe ed tho office in Jnnunry, 1917 caring for delinquent and depen- " « » will either be brought toiba.i- C. Eastmun, who died last week, to PrtSion n ^ of Colum- was shot through the ',ac*: dent children of the county. f t ? J y the company or recruited In a group of employees opening of came today of rescuing Floyd Col­ relinquishing about Feb. 1. r meiiur1 ’ <mc °I the heel, the bullet, which hoanjl.been HoUSC PaSSCS MfeaSlirC Mr. Wilson has been engaged in j Those familiur with tho two ut - ‘ the cll>* 11 ' ' “n announced. the will disclosed today. Eastman lins. .15. pinioned by a huge bould­ c, , 1 tho practice of law in Hanford j torneys declare that the firm will was sole ownor. No estimate of er in a crevice of a sand cave 300 ly. 01s ‘he subject of removed, passing alnicat tn. PLAN, 81’KFD BOAT RACE since Sept. 1, 1922. In addition to be one of the strongest of the value of tho property was made feet from its entrance, since Fri­ theThfoot. , . . . ttl, To Survey State Ki\cr e rifle that fired the ’hot^ ^___ attending to his law duties he bus state. Through Mr. Wilson has but Probate Judge fixed a$ 1,000,- day morning. A squad of men PENSACOLA, Feb. 2. —Tho 000 bond for the executor. bringing a portable drill, left in the hands of Jw k Peters, » ‘ WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.—A bill found time to work as chairnian an excellent record a* a trial law­ markets Louisville early today. Rescuom said, another fey of « , authori*ed preliminary survey of of the legi'latlve committee of the yer hiH department of the firm's Pensacola Yacht club has arrang­ Pocket gophers, prairie dogs nnd hoped to cut awav enough r.ton.» same ajri*. A physician “ hi, th<. Coloosahatchee River, Florida, Sanford Chamber of Commerce activities probably will conic with­ ed fo r speed boat races and con­ to hold the directing post of in the sphere of Judge Housholder tests between first class sloops ground squirrels eat eight million. to rvlca.se the victim. Collins had R ’J f c , 5— Wheat: ns«CM X?e"nfile" to walk., with A view to control floods wns and L a :u . - ’ ^ y v e p 1; to the House and tho Seminole County .Welfare while Mr. Wilson will attend to nn chief features for tu : Mardi tons of grass a year in Arizona gone into the cave Friday to ££Grtu program ou Sunday, Feb, 22. (done, other phases of the practice. Board. ____ . , , l plorv when the boulder fell* *__ P rd \ ril,1 ra’i,*'r t0 the would begins to neat. lered Wi SHOALS LEASING GOLF CUUB TAKES IS DENOUNCED BY IN NEW MEMBERS FARMER COUNCIL TUESDAY EVENING BLIZZARD DELAYS SERUM SHIPMENT TO NOME, ALASKA Petit Larceny Is Plea Of Women In Shoplifting C a s e s Company Will Open Office In Sanford Wilson And Housholdeh Announce Partnership In Local Law Practice s r i srsja.: \ I �^ C lu n i . ...\ ................ i • X A ,I|IM ________ * 4"V**I»* . • w:’, L. S a t u r d a y , J a n u a r y at, i n i . — THE fTANFORH »v«>«—w' v _t — y. ***# $ *# £ 2 P || \ i'Ti X TH AT—Development in SjfofoM fras only jus* • k • # ; • . w »[, ‘ UV* • • 4*4i TH AT-The Trend of Greatest Development is who does not believe that San ford*'"lias just started on a rapid rise to great prosperity and big ci^y ^ays/ ^nd we will show you a man a years hence who failed tofak # advantage o | Ijjs opportunities. , . . .. u .v • • \* Offered * . ■ • ,u ' ■*> ' ■ ’/,* A * , ,V .; • *>•' . . . f*i; . ‘ SANFORD in the past may have lagged behind other Florida cities in growth and development, but Sanford is awake now/and disinterested parties, who know of the movements in cities/ predict a population of thirty thousand in five year. IMAGINE the value of Fort Mellon lots when Sanford is. falser than Orlando is now, when business houses extend. along . fir st Street as far as Mellonvillc.Ave, wheh.it willjbe but a shor^ walk from the beautiful Fort Mellon Park to Sanford’s finest tourist hotel! WILL you be one of those who will say, “If I had only had* sense enough to buy a little property!”? . *» *. .•••«* < . ^ *I *l i ^' roW r MELLON is offering yottr chance to bccortea property, owner in Sanford’s finest subdivision', in a state wfiich' .{jimmied for ^ op p ortu n ities. No matter where you look you Will fin'd none better than this. OPPORTUNITY knocks but 6'n’co! No\V is fb ttt chance! ♦ » » 4 4 4♦4 * u >+-V+ 4> t* t’v + * * * * 4 + f<•-t******- •* iv �■WFKrf m 3pf.iV. Hr. ■xtr,- M G S TWO 1p “ The Sanford Herald K| r a t t l a k »4 e re iT «rtrnn»*>« r i « | l *n»4mr ■* *•■»•**> • * l!ntar«(I da Second CldM Mutter. ' October * 7. 19lb. at tha rostofflee l y ’.L, M Banfonl. Florida, uniter Act of r M arch 1, 1187._____________________ ROLLA1 D I.. OKAS. S r * h ■ ' K. HOW AItlf UF.IUJ.. ____ FMItnr l i t M a n o lla Am in e itc n s r n iP T m e i 1'tinnf HH ... ItO U R fl t t atkh As if it were remarkably unusual, as no doubt it is, the Dearborn Independent ffives prominence to an Item saying that “Mrs. Johanna Smith, a citizen of Johannesburg, South Africa, who is 88 years old, has never seen a motion picture show, used n telephone, ridden in an automobile, nor eaten ice cream.’ Not knowing Mrs. Johanna Smith, The Herald is not in positim lo say what the lack of those experiences has done As Brisbane Sees It Plain, Tactful Eugllah China, Russia, Japan Three Ominous Words. They Mean Danger. BY ARTHUR BRIBBANB I C m r t i k t ISM ) THE USE of nlstn English is an A Al . ... * 1»», 1„ ■( t * t 1. ! ____ _ __ ___ ? i T_ art, and such plain English is vis­ carrier, pel to th a t la d y ’s m r*e ■ni fta*■Tlity , b u■4t- th i s p a_ __ p e—__ r can see how it is «*» ible from the window of this ex... *t»l! possible for her to b e *iuite u p w ith th e tim e s regardless.| “ • , trfllr)( snen inrou?tl . 1 *press train, a9 os lt it TU rushes through aii nhimtry In fact we know people who use telephones right along, at- ■ Carol!Clinton, a thriving South hoilcpK. curds of tlinnhi*. resolution* ■nd nnitre* of rntem liimenia whore tend picture shows ns a regular pastime, and ent ice cream nn settlement chnrircs or* mini* « ’ 'll be chorued the quart, who might as well be in Johannesburg or on A big sign beside the highway nt regular ndvortlnma- Mle*. r r - i *for--------------------------------- by ,f the top of Popocatepetl so far as any relationship with their reads: n r M n r . r t iik , A s s o n v t k ii r n K s t “Loafers, scalnwngs and bums Thu AixoHnti’d Pres* !» oxrlut- fellow mtin is affected. don't like Clinton." ivpijt entitled in the use for repuhFeeding on the same mental food year in and year out, “The heart knoweth his own bit­ Mention of «ft n>"V* dispatches aridit'-d t - It or tt.it otherwise rred- doing llie same routine tasks, speaking almost the same terness." itnl In Ihl* puuer and also the Incut The scalawag recognizes him­ new* puh’laned herein. All rli;ht* words, there arc people who go on and on to the end of their self ....... . passes ............ ...................... and on rapidly. In this -*r renontlrnthiii of «tn i*lnl dianat'thf’nys in their own little rut, contributing nothing to the |wuinV-iwnrted'’South'they let you ** herein nre t!*o rmiTvol, world and deriving precious little fop tliemselves outside of j know just how they feel. Their hosMONDAY, FEU. 2, 192.'.. food and drink and a place to sleep. •vitality is overwhelming, nml so is the other thing. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. One Year *7.00 8i* Month*.. .**.50 it* iti D<!iiw*d w r iw r"; _ _ z . l sractA i. notm -id |n Picture Show And Ice Cream, Piffle! THK SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, IMS. WHERE IS YOUR TREAS­ URE?—Where your treasure is, there will your heart he also. Mat­ thew C: 21. IT CANNOT BE It ennnot be—no, no, it ennnot be. That this is nil there is for you nnd me— That life is but » bubble on the umvp. wave, That sink* to nothingneia within the grave. If this be true, yc skeptics, tell me why Our thoughts forever roar toward the : ky, Or loan like angels from the lonely heart, *Or bring hack terrors now that make us start. It' Johanna Smith has kept in touch with progress, has S ovlneio, welcomed new Mew and tried to get the viewpoint of the s‘ol,R , h„d. many generations she has seen come and go; U she has (Icrintr n‘t the wonla "Communism" watched real life instead of the pictured drama, if she has and "Bolshevism,’’ will have no ridden on the wings of her own imagination instead of in relations with the Russian governthe tonneau of a motor car, if she has eaten the fruit of me"t* varied experiences—sometimes more delectable than "ice 1 *°tn cream it-elf—;l matters not at all how apparently behind, your P0lintry in y„ur own wny. We shall have nothing to do with you the times the record of her days seem to make her. The Herald believes that eighty-eight years of life might us long as you insist that the com­ mon mnn is more important than |J0 equivalent to a thousand, measured by _ .. ................ . .. J tlie. used . . h. o u rs. the dollar he earns. And, anyhow, The Herald also believes from the same reasoning that n t there m ere , WP won’t have anything to do with have been lives of only five years duration that have gotten jyou until you pay your lnte Czar's more and given more of real living than can he credited to riebts to our hankers." lives ns long as Mrs. Smith's. OTHER countries arc loss par­ The people in their little ruts, the people who repeat day ticular. France, England after day their monotonous plan o f life—picture shows and say: "WeItaly, don’t like Rusdn’s Gov­ motor cars and ice cream mean nothing “different" to them. ernment, but we want Rus.,i«i bus­ iness." And they make commercial They know nothing “different” and never will. treaties with Russia. The Affinity of Like For Like MOST interesting of nil to this country are treaties with Russia made by Chinn and Japan. Whatever draws you to it, tlmt is a proof of what you recently Even our kind of statesmen ! are. The attraction of like for like is one of nature’s oldest ought to sec a meaning and a dan­ I laws. It is a mysterious law. this attraction of like for like; ger in an alliance that includes hut nevertheless it is one that is true the world over. Japan, Russia and China. Russia alone occupies one - sixth of HERRIOTS SPEECH Musicians seek tlu company of musicians, artists seek the the globe's surface. China has nt LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL company of other artists, the different religious sects and least five hundred million inhabi­ Or tell me whv tha i tars that deck tants. They can fight and are not the different races cling together. the night Whatever your position in life, you are drawn by those of afraid to die. You can tench them j Premier Herriut in his latest ut- 1 the Poincare tactics to put the; Arc placed so far above all human nations, to run a flying machine and drop, tcrnnc„ rcRnrdlng the French d e b t!0™* on, the debtor «lc sight, a s milar position. You like in others what is in yourself. bombs. * *. . . Already there are fears concernAnd thus forever mncl; us ns they You like lo associate with people that crave the same things Japan is the equal of any nation suddenly takes on the aspects of | n^ jjie fu^uro of ( the Dawes plan. shine, Though Allied and German experts see a And point" mm to a power that i* >'(,n crave and think the same way that you think., Some of on cnrlli in nmnufncturing ingenu the ultru-Nntionalists. ity, in fighting and in many other speaking of France’s obligations lack of development in Gci many’s *'■ * your associates have apparently no effect upon you. Others ways. Divine. to England and the United States, foreign trade. The impetus giv­ are repulsive and you would have as little to do with them en by the Ixindon Conference start­ Or tell «is why forms of beauty as possible. While you feel yourself drawn toward others JAPAN bates tho United States the nddresH is chiefly on the sub­ ed industry. Confidence was re -! fade, I because we refuse to let Japan ject of security, and for this fear stored, but n lull in exports 1ms Why lionea are crushed and in the with a strong affection. he blames England and suddenly developed to offset the churchyard laid; Those whom you like best arc like a mirror in which you regulnte our immigration laws. complex Then by a thousand streams is see yourself reflected. And you will also find that those Russia hates the United States on the United States for failure to trade bnlance. If this confidence general principles, foolishly, be­ ratify the treaty guaranteeing Is to be des troyed the receivership, borne our grieT, Like Alnlp’. torrent*, ere we fitul whom you genuinely like, in turn like you . while those cause of her communistic doctrines France ngainst invasion. This which in reality is the machinery you di:1like 'usually have a feeling of animosity toward you. that won’t last, hut with rome just fear, he intimates, is one of the of the economic scheme, will op­ ■ relief? Whether you are the sort of a person that delights in bull­ cause, in view,of the fact that we reasons liis country is unable to erate under, adverse conditions and No! No! ll ennnot be that we numt fights and prize-fights and enjoy torture to others, or the insist on telling her what kind of meet iti obligations. He believes default is liable. government she must have and the chief guarantee to France’s die. Herriot’s speech served ii double safety is remaining on the Rhine •nurposc. It is to the galleries nt And in the dust for aye forgotten, kind of a person that is nauseated by these things, determine seek to boycott her. wliel her you have brutish instincts or are of a sympathetic lie! and in the Ruhr. home and, antagonistic to the No! No! There lr- a realm, a death- nature. Whatever in the world is like you will draw you to­ The nttitude of the French Pre­ Dawes plan it ia a kind of threat WHAT do the statesmen in less clime. * Washington think would happen if mier has been foreseen in (5er- abroad; % Where loved ones meet beyond the ward it, and whatever is unlike ybu will repel you—unless China, Japan ami Rumgb' should ijnpvi tlnisv On the oc­ T\ » • * .At W i.t {.*, * .I . . . perhaps yoq,yra vyerly riiru)iitv.tJvn,iw|UI your curiosity is form a little combination to teach casion for flight of lime. of the announcement that satisfied you will hanker after many things that will inter­ the United States a lesson? England wutild stay nt Cologne, Contemporary Comments Deep lii\. is ut a span, so lu ief tb" est you no longer, once you find their real worth, As to the ultimate result thcro one of the provincial newspapers f tny. isn’t any doubt, but unfortunately carried a cartoon under the cap­ ------------- o-------------Middle class: Those who use the 1 But th"” • it is the light of rndlev.< "Herriot and His Reflection," butter knife when company'comes. I ,\ x m : or MIND to MUm, that I,cause all the I ’ an't'uny1d^^eU lur. tion, day; showing the French Premier look­ There stars, Uke inlands, slumber earth is known nntl the eoutry nettled, therefore no further j Those first results would be very ing into a mirror, the face in the —Baltimore Evening Sun. ing in the ten, I join Tip;: remains to l;e done. Tims fur the pioneers have painful, glass being that of Poincare. Had Government waste consists in Shall siuead before us through been working nn t ft** outside of things; nowadays the new diPolncnre made the much-heralded spending money in some other Eternity, THIS country is as thoroughly ” --W . F. Stuart in Toronto Mail ruotinn of pioneering is toward the inside of things.. We disarmed as Germany at this mo­ speech ip the Chamber of Deputies neighborhood.—Rochester TimesWednesday it would have been Union. and Empire. know .In* planet pretty well; wo arc now exploring the atom. ment. Men miirching up and down on little different from what it was.j •v . -------- n-------We know vegetation pretty well; we are now pioneering into with guns don’t count in war any It indicates that the terms of the The old-timers didn't hnve more Thi Alaskan dog race is mak­ more. Battleships and silly coast London Agreement concerning amusing stories; they merely had ing tlmse in Miami look pretty the new and wonderful land of vitamins. Medicine has cx- defense guns mean nothing. I lot. d disease to a large extent; it is now pioneering into the If Asia and Russia ever come evacuation of the Ruhr may not lie more amusing liquor.—Birmingham small in comparison. fully carried out. News. ——— ugreater mystery of health. We are only in the far-off dim way. they will come through What the French Premier said HZ Which one of the churches will beginning of knowledge.. Discoveries are yet to be made. our the air. And this country, ac­ about debts amounted to little. He slxi h-* that start the Community Many a man who stands on his } real*-r .lints thus*1of Columbus—but in another region. The cording to the testimony of our merely reiterated previous state­ dignity Cli t movement in Hanford? is merely shutting off own officers hasn't got, all told, ---------------- O— — - vauth of today live in a more thrilling period than those of ments that France would not re- some other fellow's view.—Illinois Mee Tum ur had the right idea. the merchant adventurers cr the early frontiersmen.—Dear'"»< It » f e t be giv­ State Journal. en easy terms. Harping on the Wh*n he forged *i cheek it was fee horn independent. Only the other day Russia two million doll j . None ,>f thii Foise is the quality that keeps a bought 100 of them from one of old string of security, he brings little tlutr for 1, t. the best European makers, Fok- up a problem that threatens the small-town ntnn serene the first, ker. Japan is turning out fiOO Dawes plan. He is crying "wolf” time he negotiates Main St. with Good H ealth and Mental Altitude John \V. Davis says the Demo He is assuming a walking stick.—Vancouver Sun. lighting nirplnncs every month, for a purpose. r*”dic narty is a perty full of imp:\ twenty-five times as many as we MIAMI TRIBUNE Weil, for a dry party that’s about have all together. She has big Vi all it could be full of. freight, •ships on ‘dups and battleships oi Tlie .Scripture, a found in tl is self from bodily make-boUove, by!*'rf,*, A >r.' getting a new vantage point, by 'v!”5, her fighting airship Gospels, places primal stress upnr * l.nCharlie Chaplin has secured a our '11^ distance of ou divorce from Ids wife. She was the kingdom that is within » manit, becoming a denizen of a new const. sAri^ If they could fly here in the sixteen year old girl he mar­ his inner temper and disposition | thought-world, fe «. sixty hours. as indicative of the charactoi jind Whatever our views may be rcried a few weeks ago. u• temlency of his life. | garding ’the science of this great --- -—o-----MR. C. II. K. CURTIS, remarks, The Gospel goes down b.dow the | principle of the power of mental A rrnzed woman attempted to Every One at a Bargain on Easy Terms. ns I’l.fslnat • Professor Allien Kin- body to the healing of tlie mind, i and spiritual forces over the body, with editorial solemnity, that Rus­ e-steln, tint the veteran sidenti.t to the renewing of the spirit as j it is fairly well agreed that good sia. Japan and China, united by d l-appeared inlu the fourth diim-t. lieing the fundamental process. The 1health waits upon pure thoughts, treaties, "might put out of kelter Oak Hitt—Dine Crest—Woodruff Subdivision condition of mind nml the pres- the settled determination to disre- the balance set up by the Wash­ rlon end escaped. enee of belief were the constant gat'd as far us possible ideas of ington treaty.” We are agents for these subdivisions and have Mr. Curtis means that a union objects of Jesus' first solicitude sickness, weakness, and failure and President Coolidge. advises the i some good buys in each of Russia, China nnd Japan might Princeton hoys to wear mi menders We find him turning away from to think health, strength, and sue* upset the results of that silly reitnin <ectious, not being able to cost, » iO)i to keep their trails, ir up. Then THREE LOTS ON SANFORD HEIGHTS Washington conference in which ■ djn they would tuek them into their d> many mighty works there, “lie | The harboring of a grudge, for the CLOSE IN United States agreed with En­ reel s they might he able to walk can of their unbelief." lie look- \ exumpie, may mean physical hrent­ without stepping on their trains. ed with keen gaze Into tlie very j down. It poisons the Idood; it gland, France and Japan to keep $800 each Pacific heuit of those who sought Ilis , warps the mind; it narrows tho things balanced in the v» •The Sanford Herald rise* right healing e ".'or . invariably saying >.empathies; it injures the power ocean. up in mretin* to iv*k what liu; be- "I’clievi t thou tha* I can do thin?" j of concentration; it stops us; it i nine of tie* o! !-f*. 'hiei|(*d gi' l ‘AII things arc possible to him that | wastes our bodily tissue, and it BUT THE possibility of upset­ mi . Hcvotli, ' a though far below the takes time. Gladstone said, “ [ ting the very shaky Pacific bal­ who used to lo.ik up blissfully with mAT soulful eye and chant. ‘ Yr.i me hodlly incompeloncy was th nee- haven’t time to hate anybody," The ance isn’t the important thing. • ') hi" ntid iti'ung and wonderful" *'|'!,uy tor the rake of cure, of the Scriptural pages are full of the Tho serious possibility becomes great injunction to love rather than clear when you contemplate the To which the Daytona News short right mental attitude. Realtors pleasant time that the Japanese Get a right mind, a harmonious to hate. Mner Comes buck with: “ A call Anger and temper are also menmight a! o be put in for the girl outlook upon life ia general and might have if they came here ,......... . ...................... who read three weeks behind i e. pecially toward God, gel right t!,l states directly inimical to [through the air leading a thousand thought within your own heart, health.^ Across the Chapel of Buy- Russian, Chinese and Japanese locked door." — 01i First Street. Rhone Jli’J And while these two editors are wliere the real Kingdom of Heaven ^’,r University was the motto plac- flying ships, to see what they wrestling with these problems we starts, and the outer bodily healing cd there by former President Burl- could do to a few dozens of Amer­ might put in our oar and ask what will follow. This seems to tie the caui: “ Young gentlemen, have a ican cities. ■ ■ resolute life purpose. Don't get ha-; become of the old timey trust- drift of Jesus' wonderful cures. n iB iiiiia iiiiia R iiia ia a n R iia iflB a s 3 S s a 5 s iH N iiiiai ai i inir lassie who when you called A .-killfill physician says ihat in mail, and don't get scared!" OUR NATION says to Japnn, ■round to roe her on Sunday after­ a large percentage of cases it is While living in Cairo, some "You must keep your people out noons was perfectly willing to take with the mind rather than with Americans bad an Armenian ser­ of here," and to Russia, "We de­ n walk with you and had forty the body ho has to deal, and that vant whose temper was uncontrol­ spise you and your government, fits of delight if you blew her to very frequently the bodily weak­ lable, She flew into a rage over and assume the right to tell you h strawberry ice cream cody,—• ness can h 1 traced to wrong cur­ the merest trifle, frequently en­ what government you shall have." w Tint co-Union. rents of thought or to the perver­ tering in to . physical combat with A nation tulking in such fashion sion of the uses of the members the Arain market - men who should bo nble to make good its Budded on Four Year Sour Orange Vassar students have devised a of the body by reason of perverted brought tho provisions to the words. breakfast menu which would enable and morbid ideas. As Macbeth house. After ono of these fits of Roots a mnn to climb fifty-one floors has said, temper rhe turned a peculiar shade WE HAVE; A NATION thnt distates to oth­ were his office in tlu top floor of ta ic i thou not minister to a mind of yellow which continued for sever nations ought not to sit, as tlii* Dancy Tangerines. the Wool worth Building. All he dimised, I end days, and often her temper would have to do would be to eat Pluck from the memory a rooted made her so ill that she was nblig- nation does, like a fa1* grocer, Valencia Oranges swollen with his own profits, sun­ five pounds of porterhouse steak, sorrow, ed to go to bed. Her mental dis- ning himself in his doorway, with I’arson Brown Oranges eighteen sweet potatoes with thir Ka/.e out tlii' written troubles of | temper had poisoned her entire no weapon for defense, a t the mcrPineapple Oranges ty*six butter balls, seventy-two the brain, * TJivsiod nature. 4 £y of the first international gun­ slices of bacon, one dozen egg* on And with some sweet oblivious anMarsh Seedless Grapefruit. There are few foes of the body man that muy Conte along. toast, twenty dishes of oatmeal tidote [ more fatal than the unbridled pasWrite or wire u.s for quantity prices. with plenty of tugnr nnd five bunse the stuffed bosom of that ions of anger and hatred which We have the stock. Can serve you quick FLYING MACHINES, all steel, quarts of heavy cream, fifty pan­ perilous stuff , carry in their train so many other cakes with two b uttjr halls on cacti Which weighs unon the heart? strong enough to resist any wind, evils. L t. nnd five quarts of maple syrup. SURIMERFIELD NURSERY CO. religious sects teacn • They represent the crimes, not and with engines ten times as With a few additional islds and that if one cun get a right m ental1 simply against the body, hut strong us the strongest wind, will Marion County, end* the Vussar girls contend that attitude toward God uml the world against the laws of love, nnd visit make air travel long before the SUMMERFIELD, FLORIDA a man would thus he supplied with oi spirit, he will find the material upon the person the physical rec- end of this century, much safer .VidFTVT calories to make the hundicaps and evils non-existent, onipense that always attend the than traveling on rail^oaifs has grade. Tho soul will win by freezing it- breaking .of God’s Inws. ever been. ■• ’ mi. The rninow and the cloud in beauty form ’Acrtm the sky timid the dying rtorm; Then fade from sight and leave us here to say— Why does such beauty ever pass away ? s 1 Three Bungalows BRITT REALTY CO. INC. CITRUS TREES « W e believe than die first principal successful banking whole-hearted d to be accommc and helpfuL * FIRST NATIONAL BANK M B ■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■Ml ■■■■■■■■■■■■III GOOD UNIMPROVED CELERY LAND s $50 an Aci i E. F. LANE REALTOR First National Bank Building. Rooms 501-502. Rhone 95 Sales Force Miss Rubu Williams, Mr. R-' ■■■■a a a a a a a a B B i a a a a a a a a a a a a a iM ii* al1 AMBITION LEADS TO IMPROVEMENT £ £ Keep alive the spark of am bition—^ lo improvement. Determine tonrcU® n good size fund for opportunity ore ency. Begin now—open an.^ecotjj^t Seminole County Bank. * to * O t *7, i \ r i a i i ; v r p a id o.\ savi .vo* il l ° S e m i n o l e (JjSounhj!!8 S a n fo r d ,F la * STRENGTH- SERVICE - PRQcjjL �llB •» * - m -tjSS*-. >> « ^Y **'1 - LOW .H R IL 8 F A |L TO ciai oiae o v LONDON, Feb. 2.—A Renter'll dispatch from Cairo ia y i the HISS KATflSYN WILKEY, 3« iK? EdUoT greatest importance la .attached to PHONE i—Res. ttS -J the.arrest of t* o men Saturday In connection Library Is To Hold of Sirdar Sir Lee Stack. The to escape Into Tripoli, Story Hour Saturday were trying Mixed aboard a Iraki from Alexandria. They carried ,autoM. O. Camp of Atlanta is in Tom Fetter returned Saturday The library will hold Its reading mhtic pistols with dumdum bullets.• Sanford on basinets for a few days. from Miami where he haa bhen for A*- “ a,t IS ^ny* 08 the guest of Mr*. N. F. Leiatte of Oviedo rCol.t PnRoy Wright. venlence of the elder ehl ■pent Saturday in'Sanford. j W. J. Goodal* Is. Mr. and Mr*. Edward Market! l*r Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Isaac of have as their guest Mrs. Markell’a a delightful Jamas Whitcomb ... Jacksonville, spent Saturday in brotoher, Arthur Williams of Now ley program, which should prove o special interest. AU the older Sanford the guests of relatives. \o rk City. boy* and girls are invited to ojttend Dwight Smith of DeLand spent Mrf. K. B. Raulerson and son, ■*w ring their friends. Occasion­ the week-end in Sanford, with his Morgan Alderman of Miami are ally older people are alio present, parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Smith. spending a few days at the Val­ *ho are specially Interested in the Story houn, and they art) hlWays dez Hotel. welcome. J. D. Ross, Pierce Griffin, and The story hour for the younger H. E. Wagner motored Sunday to John J. D. Taylor who has been will be held as usual at Titusville. very ill at the Valdez Hotel for children 10 o clock in the Children’s room. the past week, is reported much These story hours have been wall F. A. Schumpert left Saturday improved. sustained, and will continue for Newberry, S. C., where he will ‘trough the school year. Mrs. R. remain for a short visit. Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Breedin and B. Chapman, whom the children al­ daughter Miss Mary Breedin of ways enjoy, will be in chatffe this M. Rocamora, president of the Lakeland are visiting Dr. Breed­ week. Mrs. Raymond Philips gave Scarborough Motor Guide Compa­ in s sister, Mrs. J. N. Robson. a very interesting program last ny of Boston, spent Sunday in Sanford. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. if. Caldwell nnd dnughter. Miss Olive Caldwell of Cleveland Hill came Saturday New York City arc in Sanford for from Bradenton to spend the week­ n short visit. end with Mrs. Hill. Mr. nnd Mrs. Williams Ravenol, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fox of Ocnln Miss Bobbie Chapman and Dun­ were the guests for the week-end can Hnsell motored to Orlando of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McCall Saturday. at their home in Rose Court. Tho annual "Violet Sale" of the Lieut, and Mrs. Earl L. Loucks Yowull Company will begin Wed­ Miss Myrtle C. Douglas of arrive Tuesday to be the guests of nesday morning and continue Montgomery, Ain., is in Sunford Lieut. Louck's parents, Mr. and through the remainder *of the for a short stay. Mrs. G. Irving Loucks. week. The sale Is a regular event having ns it's purpose a thorough J. A. Hnrrold and Emmett Hunt showing of tho new merchandise Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Hilyer of returned Saturday from a motor of the spring season. /■ Jacksonville were the dinner guests trip down the East Coast. Saturday at the Country Club of The atorc will be closed all dayi Tuesday to prepare .for .tho sale, John Wade of Hastings Is spend­ Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wight. It is nnnouuced. Spring decora-jt4J ing a few days on business in SunC. J. Regero, Jr., who has been tions, in which violets will bo the 2 2 ford. the guest of his sister Mrs. John theme, will deck tho store during IV Peter Schanl and Mux Stewart H. Schirnrd left Saturday for his the sale. Four 14 years It has been the motored to DeLand Saturday eve­ home in Macon, Go. policy of tho store to introduce £ ■ ning. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Torrence nnd its new spring goods with such a i r ] Mrs. Frank MncVeill returned young son, nnd Mrs. Torrence's sale. It is regarded unique in that <■ 1 Saturday from a visit of a few parents. Mr. and Mrs. Van Houscn, goods are placed on salo at re-11 f dneed prices at tho beginning of [ J motored to Lukcland, Sunday. days in DeLand. the season instead of in the mid- J J die or at the end of the season. Lewis O’Bryan nnd Glenn WimMr. nnd Mrs. M u rm E. Lovcrn Special bargains In silks, luces, bish spent Sunday in Kissimmee am! children of Mncon. G«„ are the nnd Orlando. guests of Mr. and Mrs. John H. cotton goods und novelties will l>e Schirnrd. The young sun of Mr. on the counters during the period. Mrs. A. I). Sauer nnd son A D. and Mrs. Lovern will undergo an An augmented sales farce and Sauer Jr., of Oviedo spent Satur- I operation nt the Fernald-Laughton other special means have been em­ ployed to Insure the success of the day in Sanford shopping. | Hospital Monday. nffult. The sole will end Satur-. day night. PERSONAL ^ A w llin ^ w U ln ie c t on Horn.* «t -1:00 o - o!t an Club will meet J0f Mr*. C. F. Marehall ^nrel Avenue *t 3 o ber One of the All ,ic Church will meet with Mrs. F. E. Rou­ e n ’s Union of the "ice League of the Holy |j will meet with Mr*. , «t 3 o’clock. Guild will meet at the (rt M. Mlnarik. 1000 poe *t 3:30 o'clock* , Tue*day ii be a board meeting of P, Club at 9 A. M. (mett Hunt will enteroh* Bridge Club, job will meet for aupiVlock at the Country Bridge Club will be ft* Mr. and Mr*. F. E. Daughters Sunday ^ of the Methodict i be entertained by MUs sindUlu Clifford Riv(on Magnolia AveLesley will hold etiag in 'the class i y«thodist Church at ftjMsday | ?. Drummond will en|Mae?iiay Bridge Club Ik the regular monthfigiinMs meeting of the n’s Club at 3 P. M. , Thursday.................... i Chittenden will enteri Ton Bridge Club. I Friday............. ......... piamber Three of All olic Church will meet It. E. Mall cm at 8 P. M. Saturday ..................... Hour at the Library ck. ding Club at the Li1130 o'clock. Ilian Music Club fill meet L. Thrasher nnd Mrs. druff and small son, reurday from ruatia where been visiting relatives bt week, . ,. 1 _ _ IMri. Harry T. BodweR Sunday fo Rock ledge, return Monday. D. Bishop nnd Albert Apopka, returned Sutiing from a motor trip to other points on the East NOTICE io- latk to ndoned M 'n .a n jL o T * returning to high heels n*iJn. Wearers of the low heels nave not only lpqt aorne of their ankle charm, say MtHeta In the womon’s columns but' have suffered, from "ankle-neuralgia/’ and have do. "IdM to Sacrifice comfort In the low hed fo r the beauty and clcfence o f ;the higher shoe. Sitting for the first time on the bench of the Municipal Court of Sanford, Judge W, E. White, re­ Formal Advertisement In Ac­ cently by the City Com­ cordance With Provisions missionappointed to succeed Judge J. G. Merchant Marine Mcnsuer Sharon, disposed of 21 cares, tho to Published Over Country accumulation of tho week end. Vir­ tually nil of the cases were of miWASHINGTON. Feb. 2.—W ith-j ,,or naturu' in a few days the shipping board j Judge White is a comparative will publish throughout the coun- newcomer in Sanford. lie is orig- jn ijrepfdance wi^h an ordinance governing the sale of milk 'In tnb city ot Sanford, an inspection for tuberculosis will be made of nl| cows from which milk is bring sold, it was announced Monday morning by City Manager W. B. Williams. The inspection will be started as soon as C. I-. Woodard, assistant state veterinarian, who ^ is nt present conduction sim ilarj | f tests in Orlando, can come hero ; | 1 for the work. f Anyone desiring information | J « concerning the tests are naked to j | ■ address either the city manager or r J Jess Hamilton, the city food in- _ 1 speetot. The work will be conduct- ,| S ed by the federal government and * will be done free of charge to the owners of tho cows. « ee. ; nimseu. hi commencing * , ■session Monday morning, the judge In maxing this announcement <•*pressed himself as well pleased In i* vsiiivlii if”8Ihi ft i mnr* *■n ifl'fjf h in t i u *• ___ ___f _______ .... » . . Sunday night, Chairman O’Conner with condition exis-.mg and com­ explained it does not mean the mended the Hanford police for ! government is going out of the thoir activity. Members of tho Mhippin« business, but rather mere- force likewise expressed themselves | ]y complying with the provisions ns highly pleased with the disposi­ merchant murine act, which tions made by the new judge end require that there be due adver­ predicted harmonious relations dur­ tisement before the board is auth­ ing tho incumbency of Judge orized to sell. Accordingly, u White. White. Cases coming before Judge blanket advertisement is run perWhite Monday morning were: NGTON, Feb. 2.—The lodically. James Rivers, drunkenness, $5 and uf un aged squaw standOnly a Formality. costs; Jeasee Adums, disorderly oet'u in snow in near The proceeding is only a for­ conduct, $10 bond estreated; James S “<r at the grave of her mality. After publication of the Taylor, speeding, $3 bond estreat­ venting her grief by advertisement spe that board will con­ ed; William Van Buskirk, speedi*r uncovered limbs with tinue it present He policy. In this ing, $10 bond estreated; Henry pt*te of glass was deconnection Chairman O’Connor Gainer, drunkenness, $5 bond cr. j i '/Superintendent William said: treated; Sam London, drunken-!* r the Fort Hall Inness, $10 estreated; H. A. Mamcs, 5 “So far a* the shipping bonrd is Vj,sIdaho, in a letter to speeding, continued until Wednes­ mmissioners Burke. Don- concerned, it is the unanimous day morning; Hubert Hndly, speed rt“ sc,'tes at the recent sentiment that these services, so ing $3 and costs; Everett DeLong, ? Chief J’nt Tyhee, a essential for the upbuilding of speeding $3 nnd cost?; Janies Jack ■ leaecr of the Bannock American commerce nnd for na­ son, disorderly conduct, $10 bond tional defense, will be maintained estreated; C. C. Melton, disorderly' ®°re than 80 years old, until such time as the lines can conduct, dismissed; Clarence Mur­ ■tgj wt four inches tall, gain- be sold for private operation on phy, drunkenness, $10 bond estreat­ ™n “s 11 United States such terms as may seem to be ad­ ed; Alfred Floyd, drunkenness, $10 vantageous to the interest of the bund estreated; Will Mallory, pos­ , I’erce war, session of liquor, $100 and costs; ytar-old widow, a spare government. "Furthermore, for the assurance Charley Gatewood, drunkenness, ,r*“ woman, known as J*ne, or "The Bony One” of possible purchasers of lines for $10 bora! estreated; Charles Holden tarty hours at the grave guaranteed service, it should be drunkenness, $10 bond estrnted, D. the shipping K. Kersey, drunkenness*, $10 bond ^ and dad in a slceve- understood that |drei.i. At intervals she board is prepared to protect the ertrented: Daisy Siplin, disorderly $10 bond estreated; Lillie ^tdf with the glass. In purchasers of such lines to the conduct, Bell Taylor, disorderly conduct. $10 mntendent Donner wrote fullest extent against unfair com­ bond estraeted: J. A. Cole, disor­ petitive methods by foreign ship- derly conduct, $10 bond entreated, f* went to extremes. he continued, “is n ing organizations. and Ed Stokes, disorderly conduct, wtom among these peo$10 bond cstarted. Would Restore Lines. C being a very old lady, “ It should be made perfectly been useless to have Serfore with her belief clear that nothing is to be gained B. T. Corey Not Man 6n** l want to say, by foreign 'ship owners in using ’ the custom is not ex- methods intended to make impossi­ I n Drunk C h a r g e r*«ticed, except among ble! the successful operation of the respective trade routes by private J®eu. B. T. Corey, well known resi­ r “ttehding funerals American capital, because if a dent of Sunford for the past 20 ■ R a tio n 20 years ago route is sold for private opera­ years, has asked The Herald to 88 15 or 20 women tion and the purchaser is forced state that he is not the B. Corey lct‘ lhis custom nt the off the line by unfair competition, who failed to appear in Municipal noted member of the those adopting such methods may Court Friday morning on a charge . cl*sUtni is gradually have the detinite assurance that of drunkenness and whose bond ,;d will be discontinue under those circumstances the ship­ of $10 was estreated. Mr. Cory n.!'"r-'e "I time without ping board will immediately re­ has been associated with a number icy.. c,i the part of store tho government .‘■ervice. prominent businesses of San­ “ In other words, so fur as these of ford his residence here. In essential trade routes a r e concern­ justiceduring to Mr. Corey this explana­ foreign competitors have the Sums Sent By ed, choice between competing with pri­ tion is made. vate American capital or with Lie Ps To Homeland shipping board itself. Under P 4 AllegedBlackmailcrs lie operation or private ope Jttrvw,0* J— Remittances American merchants ships ure on CaugrhtlnNewark.N.J. asr,. .t!i* working abroad the seas to stay." P£ * '8b,« offset to the NEWARK. N. J., Feb. 2 . - Four S ^ balance i LviMRgn IS FOUND ullegcd blackmailers are under m h°r 11 months LEG1NSKO___ | p0|jce guard tifday, one of them |> •mounted to 33,800,000 vn R g Feb 2.—Ethel| probably dying, after a gun battle [■ »' wu *- u S , « i ijllnlat who d i.-lwith .h r.o who « .{ { « • .ha* Le.n‘ them in an uttempt to ,«:ure |H>.* * in No„hysn iame from appeared a ltcI\ h« h Amertcu. This -e .~ r r 7 , we,*^ nitride of New i tMW from a Catholic prieC rt- B 1detective was wounded. i Ut23 :i t le amount re- found by friends out.ide u York. ive Better Mi&i tfcOEING SANFOtB it A request fo r.----QUo Borchsrdt, per HAVANA, Feb. 2.—Three wall- Milwaukee American which la to tn rin .h e re , was , Ings eich way between Havana by R. W. Pearman, secretar and Miami starting today, wilt be the Sanford Chamber of i maiittiiiieil by the steamer City of .1 Seattle during the tourist season, I M r i In Stnfo It was Announced this morning by It wps asked by fn Sarifor Lyes Brothers Steamship Com­ anyone slrabte apgMmttlt pany. with him a t once. wpfrito is the name of the which this store will inaugurate With full forcestarting February 4 , Will Inspect Cows For Tuberculosis J i«ng them the clnsses in ng dhd millinery. It has mled that there be a xiance. j. “ D P lln w ln ilO W • k j l f l l r t tt fP S Ifp rc n l f lc o UCL o C l l ASE. Yowell Company Is Preparing For Big OpeningSpringSale SH&PING BOARD Judge White Holds Session I n WILL ADVERTISE First Police Court Today FLEET FOR SALE *.v;- I ■I.' 1Wi' -' The sale will be store-wide with drastic reduc­ tions throughout. See our big advertisement in this paper tomorrow. Geo. A. Speer & Son -a- de Of Grave l : The H. B. Lewis Realty Co. Announces the removal of its offices from 107 PARK AVENUE /05 W est First Street l (NEXT TO THE WESTERN UNION) This will also be the Headquarters of >: >s is Bel-Air *■■*■■■■*■***■■■■■***■*■! an y fa ■•■■■*■■■ *■■■**« �|ii the World of Sport1 den?, and. tfconcto. hi* ankle? were weak, p b y n l ontil the final gun. He and Layden. one of the K ajr florseihen were proclaimed the heroea cf the day. While the Lccknp HflQib!cr; won X c rs n rame near halting them sineic hirded. After the Pasadena ga; was elected captain of team. His admirer* t last year to be hij b e st ally. Ncvers stands high !Showing Of Paavo Nurmi In Boston Is Disappointment To Fans There G ow dy H olds B r illia n t NEVERSSETTING games. Paavo Nurmi. The met­ iiwincg tw u c r, nis iir&t in­ ropolis of the Northeast on Sat­ urday right raw him for the first door appearance of the season. Records O nD iam ond A nd PACE IN WESTERN time in two race* fail to establish Yem Bo?th. former Hopkins star wot Id record —which u extraordin­ and William Cox, Merc*r?burg I .> trer* reeorj ,s reminiscent of ary. if nnt disappointing. academy flash, alro ate entered. On F rench B attle Fields ATHLETIC EVENTS Harold (Bnck) Muller’s at the Flesh in* into competition that Nurmi faces two encounters be­ L nireraftjr of California a ha* led him to Chicago, Boston fore the Wilco game*—The West­ Fiftieth A n n iv e rs a ry of Na­ ' NEW YORK. Feb. 2. tional Loop to Be Celebrated , Gowdy. veteran backs to; With Affair In New York: : Ntw York Giants, whose' To Precede Bu>ines- Meet ‘ ured largely In the 1924 j drive of the MrCrawmcn. NEW YORK. Feh. 2.—Club own­ I one of the most dram&tiers of the National League, base­ of any diamond hero. First springing to fame ball's oldest circuit, will go back to the cradle of their organization ago in the memorable wo Monday to celebrate the start or ies in which the Boston toppled the mighty Phi the fiftieth year of its historyThey will meet in the ancient Athletics. Gowdy gained parlors of the old Broadway Cen­ tention through his war tra) hotel, where on Feb. 2, 1876, then came back last seaso: the National League was bom with the Giant* win their representatives »>f dubs in Boston, straight pennant and g Brooklyn. Philadelphia, Hartford, Washington Senators a c Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville and world’s series battle. St. Louis, llartfcrd and Louisville have been replaced by New York and Pittsburg in the present cueiut, but the other six charter mem-1 bers still hold franchises, although, there hav e been some breaks in their membership. Open Golden Jubilee. Monday’s meeting, a prelude tr the mid-winter business «.»sion of the magnate* Tuesday, marits the official opening of tne National League goldt-n jubilee an j is only one c f a series of coiameroorative erfnts now planned. The jubilee celebration will culminate in an elaborate affair in Feb 1926, when the semi-centennial date of the league’s existence will occur. Minutes of the first meeting of the old National League shed an in­ teresting light on the aims of the club owners of that day. Two of the objects of the league, as it w a s formed a half century- ago were “to establish and regulate the baseball championship of the Unit­ MIAMI, Fla., Feb ed States” and a provision that Hacen played brill! “no club shall be admitted from Sunday in his uno any city w hose jKipulation is less I chtmplonrhip match than 75,000. except by unanimous Walker, the America vote of the league.” Formation of pion, and a* a result the National League at th..t time up. facing the secon was prompted by a group j f lasc-| 72- hole match at S Wednesday. g^me and regretting the u rj Irasa differences which have lt is •among ourselves, coming o jt an imperfect and unj> «t:.na-.ic co ditkm.” To_ I'romote Harmr.ny. . ^rjhe -National League, ;he rlutioh further set forth w..- f. •: ed with a view of “relioing o j selves from the incubus >i n" abnses, promoting hari.,cngood fellowship among out il\. of elevating and fosteriiq • u tiocal sport and predicting the • terest* of the play«’,r .” -Morgan I». Bulkdcv, fornit-.- tj ernor of Connecticut, wno »i •ented the Hartford club at JUeeting, was elected first p reset • gof the National League. Otiii signatures to the league i -<t . » G. W. Thompson of th • I’hila ie phia Athletics; N. T. A-. lot < | H- r *tnfnejcr. Mutuals . •Brooklyn; W. A. Hulben of Chi /cago, who became second prcsidc-n of the league, an C. A. F’owier. th 1910 when the Giants ® ° n d F u llb ack W ho A lm o st Ti from Texas. But Slopped Nclrc Dame Is Star 1 to Boston the same In O th e r M oinr . a trial. , , , , f U j a r S p o rts anrl sied Gowdy to the s Leader m Academic Work im back in 1914. Baseball' .POLO ALTO. Fc is full of the accounts of ■Never*, the 200-pour part with George S tall-' !e*e of Stanford l liracle team,’’ which dash-1pressing for honor* harapionship ambitions ofiatour-d athlete in tf letics and won a world’s the west, lour successive games. j S e r e n is a star fa r the 1914 playing cam -'football team, one c >wdy battted only .243 for best baseball pitchers c*. yet he came up in the tlir.g go.«l game a t fo enes against the veterans _batkctball team and c le Mackr staff. Coomb-, javelin. He has giv d Bender, and hit ,54->. H:s tention to track bee string won the seriest for I baseball artivitv. . es and the records show I . v ' , , e mu ! Lt 192v> INevers’ i years a^o. For two straight years .duller was one of Camp’s firststr.ng cr.ds on the theoretical all'*ar f^ tb a ll squad. Mallrr aUo w a *trrnjf contender in the field events. fie competed in th«- baard *-rA high jumps, threw the jave I n and the discus. In the 192t Olympic Game* he placed in tkr f un jump. Muller now i* an as*.*tant football coach at California u. rr.ia, have been football and track athletes of exceptional abil­ ity the last three seasons. Both weie on the Olympic team la n v*a. The name of Jer.nc. Wa-hmgton State College tiack and f tball rr.an of a few year, beck and Olympic pole vaulter. is. ant>‘.aer recalled when the all-ar.-und uthl to? of the- far west are munWEBB MAY GO ABROAD ANNAPOLIS. Md, Feb. 2.— II. <Spike) Webb, coach of boxing thi* t mt e d States naval atari •'. w‘hn handled the championship neiican Olympic team at Antrp ;n li’20 and at Paris lajt year 1 been invited to teach the Airier n style of boxing in school- end .letic clubs in Sweden and Denrk !uring the coming summer. do and New York with an attack that ern Union meet in Madison Square swept all before it. thy furious Garden Tuesday night and the Ne­ Finn either has relented in his wark A. C. race* the following backing a* the figure.’ of little JoL? evening. Neither event is enpeet- - of Chicago, America’s best, -J t furnish a real test and his Ray cr t c ife re i the punishment of hear s «e; upon running two miles over-training. in nine minutes or better in the The turning point came Friday V. :l o .1.000 which w»uid eliminate nicht in the annual gumes of thi another of Ray’s records and althe Chicagoan out of Morniniride A. C. here when be rnivt Nurmi will continue to ran a mile to victory. It was c hollow conquert. for his oppoa- the two miles mark at the end of ‘ ent* were those same sons of Fin­ the rare. t'fjo Frigerio of Itaiy, champion' land who^ have been part of thi jrrrat one’s act several times sinrt walker cf the Olympics who has i he came to the United States. Ua- been defeated twice bv Willie less they are hanuicappei these men cf the Finish-Amencan A. C. , —IJr:ar Prim. Gur.r.ar Nii«on. “ r ,ri August Facer and Louis Tikkar.er. ^ ork —provide cnly the barkgrou'd for •\nmii. They themselves realize e postponed annual meeting that they cannot give him worth-, .Tf’1 while opporition. Yet the «amc S? VV* Stockholders of the Sanford men enteied the lists in the Dos- i. /3ling iz Loan Association will ton A. C. meet. ™ .h-'.{d a t the cffice of the As­ t or, I'5o llngnolla Avenue In hi: last two races, ia which 3rd. Florid* r.t eiyht P. M •*" failed to as much as equal rec- p' y„ orils. Norm} denied his opponents ,• J i:;ary 17, 192?, for tn*» purpose i yard of advantage. He is txid / . ‘j tIcctirg the Board of Directors to transact such other busjm have refused.to permit Jimmy onrolly of Washington to become' mt-Miac may be brought before the its added starter in t'ne mile and SAN LOAN nc-eigbth race at the Moraingside however, is ex again next Sa OIN. 111., Feb. 2.—“Wid” . outfielder of the world Washington Senator*, been .'pending the winter announced Sundav he ! terms with Manager ky Harr i* and has forwarded new con tract to Washington. to make public the i* contract, but said report to the Senator’s ra=!JT tn. TfcJ'pa ia itr> NEW WORLD’S RECORD Alexander A - champion. < rd for blindf' Advertisement H erald Wa: Classified Directory -on! Dally Herald All Sanford Business A ctivities o f Import FOR RESULTS Advertising Heal Estate Automobiles PRINTING ' Miscellaneous Help Wanted Real Estate WIGHT PRINT SliOP-^Rush oH “ i f ? A.B?OT font County and Cash in Advance Graham For Sale FOR SALE—Small era a specialty. Phone 417-W % Ton Truck h OR SALE—o beautiful buslrrtm e iW * n"d: thJrnu*^ **»• SUr-Telad*. will k* re0 Railroad Avenue. Coupe FOR SALE Pure sugar cane sy­ WANTED—Single colon'll girl to iota. A real bargain, 52.000 k a?u 'dvertislng medium in -patroaa anil eoldo house work near Ginderville. Touring cash. 25 per cent cash, balance 1 Imnnllslrlr far rup, C5c per gallon in 35 gallon s S h T ? ° nda Published morninga, Inquire 404 First National Dank . % , ' Touring barrels, Pure Sugnr House molns-Var-Telegram. Lnkeland. Fla. and 2 yenrs. Outside fire limita Bldg. ' ..... JOe a line I Printing that pleases. Promnl Roadster for quick sale only.—Thrasher 6 *es 45c. Pure Cuban 35c.—Davis __ Sr a liar senrice. Telephone 93. New lo °V u°—XLenl^ Make your sales Fordor Sedan Wholesale Co., Augusta. Ga. Garner. He a llae WANTED—Young man of good , cation, Welaka Building. through the Xenia Gazette. Runabout ____ 4e • llae . appearance to solicit advertising Foil SAI.E—Nice little home, 6 ______PAPER HANGER---------- Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural Ton Truck FOR SALE—10 acres celery land, —Should have his own car—Good kc« Type double above rooms, bath and garage. Cash lot 4. Euraka Hammock. Rich­ (Cab & Body) ad and display I- L. TALBOTT—Painter and "pa' opportunity for hustler with abil­ or terms. 2018 Palmetto Ave. et4 r*te* *ro for con­ ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba­ per hanger. Phone 340. 113 , insertions. . ity to produce. Apply at Herald non, Ind. I, df average length Park Avenue. coi.ustnos FOR SAI.E—New house and big Office. mini a line. lot. 1-2 block off Dixie HighC h a rg e 30c for first CASH—Paid for falso teeth, den­ _________REAL ESTATE_______ MEN AND WOMEN REPRESKN- way. $600. Also 5 mom cottage tal gold, platinum and discard­ 19.1 Overland Touring rtiilnK I* restricted to D. A. CALDER & R. R. ELDRIDGE tntives wanted—Liberal com­ furnished $1,550.00. Citrus Heights clssslfleatlon. Above cars reconditioned, all ed jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and missions. protected territory. Earn Filling Station. Orlando road. TO REACH Real estate brokers. All kinds of the prosperous farm­ Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. ,n„r |« made The Hanrun fme and look good. from $30 to $50 per week. Smartwill l,c responsible /«rop€, n / J,isted and for sale. Of­ ers and fern growers of Volnsla Price* Right—Term* “Maybe” For Rent *n# incorrect Insertion, fice 108 Second S t. Near Park county advertise in the DeLand FOR SALE—C Melody snxnphone, silk Hosiery Mills Inc., M. K. direr for aubeequent L W. PHILLIPS SONS Avenue. Phone 282. Rutherford. Supervisor, Cypress nice instrument, reasonably nricN, e ws> r*to le per word, cash The office should be Dodge Dealer Avenue., Sanford Fin., cd. Phone 577 W. FOR RENT—New bungalow, six ImmeJIntely In case of Phono No. 3 Oak & Second .pU R L IN G , sub-division rooms, bath, light*, water, ga­ , xdvkhtisbr.i specialist Subdivision to Or- MAINE—Watervllie , -^ a ts r v tu e , Morning SawF’OR SALE—Nice reed baby enrt, WANTED—Bright energetic Imy rage, near town. Celery Avenue. FOR SALE—1924 F ’ord house car about twelve years of age to ili repr«-sentatlve thortine!. Thousands of Maine peo­ ,anid°' Florida, and F l o r a good condition, reasonable price. . mlllar with rates, rule* work after school. Apply circula­ Mrs. E. A. Mofiltt, phone 107-W. cheap for cash. Address G. C. Phone 577-W. Heights, Florida on Dixio Hiirh. ple are Interested in Florida proi^ ■iriratlon. will give you tion department, Herald. Likins. Snnford Ave., Sanford. Fla. erty. Reach them through the i Informal Ion. Anil If Lost and Found L tl,ay will usslst you sentinel. Rate card on appllcat Circle No. Two All Soul* Catho­ F’OR SALF1—10 acres of celery STFINOGRAPHER WANTED — your want ad. to ___________ STOVES lic Church will have a cooked food effective. lnnd. Mostly muck soil. Rail­ Must be experienced. Give full SANFORD STOVfT w o RKS—Oii 1sale, Saturday afternoon at the particular* regarding qualifica­ LOST—Tam-o-nhnnter orange cap ^TJLVT \OTirK road siding on land. F ’lowing wells between 1st nnd 5th on Magnolia k,(ra should Klvo tholr stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves Bargain list of rebuilt boats: aid. South Georgia’s greatest end tiled. On hnrd road between tions. P. O. Box 221, Sanford, Tuesday morning. Phone 142, \V. L poatofflce nditres* n* ovens nnd victrolas. Your credit 1r : For *nlc: Pleasure iHint F’OR SALE—Used Willys-Light newsnnper. Morning, afternoon, Geneva and Oviedo. Will make fthelr phone number If If. Hynes. Is good. Phono 49L-3, 321 F’irst weekly lire r e s u l t About one _ S io.xlSin draft, 4 cylinder and Sunday Clxssiflcd rates price that will interest you if you treet._____ 81 Plant, A-l shape, used 19 months. Li of a (lio'iaand ha* a wing motor, speed 11 miles ir wllno* Journal- want a piece of high class celery Kid l ialj the other* can’t Bargain for quick sale. Lake Mary Lerald, Waycnn*. Georgia. CUu with you unless ___TIN AND JWETAL WORK lnnd. It is nil.in crop at this time. per hour. Reasonable price. Con­ Casino, Lake Mary, Fin. L your addres*. Call or write owner. W. C. F’ield, struction of the very best. JA™etS H. COWANZAiTkiSE No. 2 Runabout 24 ft. 4 ft., Oin. Of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Oviedo. Flu. L l i u i r WWIIT hr Table Board by 18 In. draft. F’ord Engine, Water and Boat Tank*. At Onk _ Send. In your subscription to the C, prrtos »l The *«nspeed 14 miles per hour. A sac­ Avenue nnd Third Street. Tek|,nM .*!« "V »r •«-»WANTE D V TrlrpVasr <ll«r«ntlnphono 111. Jealcr so you can read Florida’s r.legant table board—rates rea rifice. Built last October. “ T/ie Comfort Route” aaf inlld. sonablc. Something good to ent greatest newspaper. One year No. 3. A knockabout 20 ft. 0 in. t y p e w r j t e r s _AND_R We tonic* buy used clothing. Send us WANTED—At $8.00, 0 months $4.00, three months once, man and Fares From Jacksonville by 12 in. draft. 2 cylinder Cnllie, 500 Palmetto Ave., Phone 200-J. Prumpi. All makes of typewri $2.00. If you ilesiro $1,000 insur­ n list of what you have. We will speed 12 miles per hour. A bar­ wife for kitchen and yard work. BalUaiara p a H enll. sale on ensy terms, for r J. J. Randall. 121-W. Eu- gain. tOI| 4i.l3 •Chlcaco ance policy add 75 cents to your Apply Orange & Black Hotel, 3|llM IU I '('lovrland 3U .31 did Ave., Dclaind, F’ln. •imroit 4IJI Office supplies. CAaer.________ ________ . Longwood, F’ln. IMnntrral Vi.jt! These boats can bo seen a t our Falb 44.19 Ball Bldg. ____ IMew Yurlt fi.vs tNls(«ra ___ 34.31 Philadtlrhia “ DO YOU WANT to huy or sell WANTED—To buy country pro­ dry dock at Osteen Bridge at any mis •PPUhufjh 3S.1l Savannah "x00 Savannah *00 VETER IN AR IAN anything?” I* Australian school boys—130 of •Tolvdu U3.1t *Waahio(ton 91,74 duce, canned vegetables, syrup, S DIRECTORY tho “Gnlnesvillo them—will tour the British Isles OB- A. DOLAN—Vetcrinarii SANFORD BOAT WORKS highest prices paid.—Davis Whole­ •Via llaltn- and rail. 4Vla nalto. or Phil*, and the Continent, under the aus­ ind rail. oAll-waicr via llaltn 3 dava layDolans \etin ary Remedies. 3 VVK8T VlftTl'lNrA CtnrKsburK. sale Co., Augusta, On. L |i plarr iillltln rnvy pices of the Young Australia Leag­ "Vrr All .Irani, r. via SAVANNAH. Pare* E. Second St., Sanford. Fla. Fxnoni-nt. inor Rooms Lor Kent nrluilr m-ala (rirrpt tiekrta for havMuh), Mkr si*<>P,<- "I Snnford lay. morning I ue. The personal contact of the lutaido WANTED TO BUY—Modernte room, ratra. falhn* lima Ap, xC L , an iifleu tirrdrtJ. I. minimum I4e. lads with the people of the coun­ priced home or building lot. Give ill, fiat it lien nn> *prBuilding Material FO R B A L T IM O R E visited is: expected to bronden H. H. AlIrKltilliy iirv It rr.|ulrril. If I* KI.OIT'US ATTI-:>-TroN—Pen­ all particulars. Address F. H. W .! Foil. I 11 J5 Rheumatism is no respecter of tries j al|>H.-thrliriilly fur MIRACLE Concrete sacola la bcKlnnoKr Hi* * realist de­ care of Herald. their outlook. H M Jimiulii Foil. 7. t». J3 age. sex, color or rank. If nob the Go„ general velopment In r.li.rid*'* iiisti ry; a Hrslrsrr. S S. <11 iiii-cntcr .lau. 31 Fell. 11 21. 4 cement work, sidewalks, build- half million dollar blehway to the most dangerous of human afflic­ The tlrst prize o FO R P H IL A D E L P H IA ■wjf, beach just finished; n two bag blocks, Irrigation boxea. J. K. tions it is one of tlie most pain­ Apartments 1 wo rooms nnd r Sparc In This Smithlleld Show in S. H. IVralan Feb. 5. IS, 2< million dollar bridge across KscnmTerwilleger. l*rop.__________ furnished. 306 Elm ful. Those subject to rheumatism eight feet eleven it H. S K'saex Feb. FJ Meh. 3 bln Hav Marred; i|uart«r million RECTOR Y should eat no sweets for awhile, feet seven inches I -i s Vintucket Feb. 2. IS. 23 dollar opera hona* under construc­ APARTMENT FOR RENT—C. Lumber and Building Material tion; two ml'llons being spent on dress as warmly as possible, avoid four inches in girti PHONE tier Onk and Second Street Carter Lumber Company hitfltwiiy; rhun»i* for live *direct frontrr Miami to Phfla. any unduo exposure and above fill, nearly 4,200 pound*. N. Laurel St. Phone 605 (lev*Iopera to «»»t in mi ground Phillips Building, phono 3. 118 Ian. 22. Psb. I. ||. 21.Mar. 3. drink lots of ju re water. flooi. Write Development DepartHJLL LUMBER CO. House a inent The I'epwamla News Fur further luforinatton write Rheumatism is caused by uric In India there fin Germany Picks Up Service. Quality and Price. acid or body waste matter, and is which produces sugai A l rG USTA CHRONICLE — Au­ that j M E R C H A N T S & MINERS Argentina On Radio often generated in the bowels and are used ns candies. gusta, Ga.—Augusta's greatest ified Directory TO THE PUBLIC: , T R A N S P O R T A T IO N CO. absorbed into the blood. It i* the The following named contract- Cinssificd medium, rate cash .09c • tier 300 K. Hay au Tvlaphuo* Cm chnrgo. 10c per line, minimum function of the kidneys to filter NAUEN, Germany, Feb. 2. —Di­ [RE AND MOTOR RE­ nrs are fair to Organized Iutbor ; this poison front tho blond nnd rect radio communication between and pay the Union Scale set by WINDING. cast it out in tho urine; the pore.i the sending station at Nnucn anil Locnl No. 1261 of Painters, Dec­ of the skin are also a means of Buenos Aires is now maintained at UELECTRIC SERVICE orators and Paper Hungers of freeing the blond of this impurity. given hour* every night on n wave • ij*rt Electrical repairs. America: In damp and chilly, cold weather Sanford Sign Shop W. R. Pell, F\ W. Tempccton. 'Quick results. Two centu per word. length of only 30 metres. This is Central Ave. Orlando, believed to mark an epoch in ra­ |ho skin pores are .Josed thus forc­ Sn m pie copy on requeat.________ V. C. Coller, C. F- Metcalf, Horace Designers and painters of San­ dio trnnsfission. Until quite reing the kidneys to do double work Jiminez, II. Harrow, R. I*, Sel­ TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tamps Dally dio ford’s distinctive signs. San­ transmission. Until quite re­ they heroine weak and cluggish, Times, the great homo daily, cently it was assumed thnt great lers, Jesse Cook. T. S. Delk, I. S. ford Avenue at F’irst Street. The daughter of n murderer won and fail to eliminate this toxic rate 1 *4c per word, minimnii, EEC Far Drive li Talbott, T. M. Dunlap nnd CL \V. chargp 25c cash with order. Write distances could only be spanned the $1,000 contest for the best e s­ acid, which keep* accumulating Phone 480-NV. Venabje, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. say on capital punishment by a nnd circulating through the sys­ by means of long wave lengths. for complete rats enrd. O. Shinholser. We also ask the nmgizine which promoted the liter­ tem, eventually settling in the public to see their painters have PALM BEACH COUNTY—The The salary of the keeper of the ary tournament. joints and musrles, causing stiff­ BODY R E P A IR IN G their local card. Tower of London during the reign scene of stupendous developmentness, soreness and pain, railed II. Harrow, Pres. STEIN — Automobile DAVID B. HYEtt Rend about it In tho Palm Bench of Queen Fllizabcth was about $500 rheumatism. miring ami Rebuilding. Post. Sample copy gent on re­ a year. He also received all the Try Smith’s Barber At the first twinge of rheuma­ ARCHITECT government allowances made to of­ quest Home. Oak Avenue. tism get from any pharmacy almut fenders of high rnnk who were too Shop for good barber Member 1_ L A. four ounces of Jud Salts; put a T0S FOR HIRE ADVERTISING gets remilta If It proud to accept it. All cattle that Box* llullilliur tnhlcsponnful into glass of water work. Ladies welcome. " d l l th e ‘j c j r i r ' reaches potential buyers. Pa- slipped off London Bridge, all cart* tl’TO se W iTTU Orlando, Flarld* ami drink before breakfast each latka Duily News is circulated In that fell into the moat, all flotsam . Meets all trains 'IV am trrfhl V/YiiiVrar morning for a week. This is Next to Valdez. . an industrial and agricultural sec­ and jetsam in the Thames, two flanufer. Phone 551 'fictit/htful Sum m er* helpful to neutralize aridity, re -, tion. gonn of wine from every vessel a r­ . move waste and stimulate the kid-1 The old-time mixture of Sage riving from Bordeaux, and many ! neys, thus helping to rid the blood j H . A. S P E IR GARDEN HOSE Tea nnd Sulphur for darkening TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of other things wee included in his of these rheumatic poisons. Haggard & Company Florida renl estate advertise In fees. gray, streaked and fueled hair is at service. Anytime, I2 V2 cent per foot Jnd Salts is inexpensive, and is CARPENTER grandmother’s recipe, and folks the St. Petersburg Times. One cent Beal Estate— Investments made from the acid of grapes am i1 | cent a word daily, two ccnt3 a word The women herring cleaners of are again using it to keep their For Few Days nlrln« nml llrlliidrllns lemon juice, combined with lithin. hair n good even color, which Is I Sundays.______________________ the west coast of Scotland clean First National Bank Building t and is used with excellent re- | r*. 31INI I'nlnivtla Ate, an average of twenty herring a quite sensible, as we are living in TITE MORNING JOURNAL is the Co an uge when a youthful nppear- , accepted want ad medium in minute. SANFORD. FLORIDA | suits by thousands of folks who are subject to rheumatism. —Adv. nnce is of the greatest advantage. ; Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word Nowadays, though, we don’t an insertion. Minimum 25c. SOLTIILANI) FAI.XT -i-+•{••>•>4-•>+<•++ have the troublesome tusk of gath­ Tho P a i n t T h a t Mavaa You ONE GOOD INVESTMENT ering the sage and the/ mussy mix­ FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando Money. II. S. I’O.ND ManuracturaiJ by *11 kinds. Rain water a ing at home. All drug stores sell morning Scntinal; largest classi­ Fbrr.on-t.lnil.lry F*l*t Co, ’• Old F’irst National the ready-to-usc ‘product, improv­ fied business, rate lc n word, min­ Hnlil liy IS WORTH A LIFE TIME aldintr, phone 245. I.OssiMi FAIVr COMPANY ed by the addition of other in­ imum 24c cash with order. 113 Unitnolla A»e. •KRS AND DYERS gredients, called "Wyeth’s Sage I'honr Tltt OF SAVING A LITTLE WANT AD in Th* and Sulphur Compound.” It is ;S STEAM PKESSERY | Warehouse property; I-1 of Herald will bring you big re­ ork a specialty. 110 very popular because nobody can ❖ block on Commercial Street. discover it has been applied. Sim­ sults. Advertise those old articles Avenue. Phone 327-J. J Best location in the city. A ply moisten your comb or a soft you have stored away and have May We Suggest _ CAFE ^bargain. no use for. A little thirty-ccnt ad brush with it and tlrnw this JO H N E . FO X r n r 1 :aT e $ New two-story house with may bring you several dollars. through your hair, taking one {adjoining tot; rent* for $10(1 « t in Service and Qual- smnll strand at a time; by morn­ Phone 148 and a representative Real Kstulc—In.sttr, •|'l»er month; for quick sale, $ 1 ».HStreet and Park Ave- ing the gray hair disappears, but will call to see you. JOOO. Terms. what delights the Indies with Wy­ .5. Two • story house together eth’s Sage and Sulphur Com­ The moccasin-like shoes of rough jFwith 3-1 city block, close in; Orlando. pound, is that, besides beautifully j 4 STORE — Fre­ untanned hide, which used to be ,{.$6,000. l.ots alone ure worth es. Sodas. Wo darkening the hair after a few ap­ worn in the Highlands of Scotland •Mhis money. u as your phone. plications, it also produces th a t1 and in Ireland were known as soft lustre and appenrance of n- 1 brogue*. As modern shoes came in Elton J. Moughton J. N. Westbrooks buntlance which is so attractive, j the leather was punched all over nECTRlCAL —Adv. | in a primitive puttern, the lace or­ (iun.smith ELECTRIC CO. ARCHITECT (KcuHor.s) namentation became un elaborate to Gillon Si Platt Grnphonolas, Clocks, Sowinj sort of buckle, und the overhang­ The Wesleyan Church of Flngr‘!a- Everything elccMachine First National Hank Uldg. ing flap that kept tpe water out p°ne 122. Fllectrngith land has decided thut women can was 121 Sanford Ave. worked over into u fringe. •:.Room 7 oe ordained as ministers. Sanford, -------------- Florida •STATIONS AND 2L8UITL1ES T AD. RATES F L O R ID . Ball Hardware YTEI) RIGHT :n the Heart o f the most rapidl ins’ section o f the New and Greater Sanfor with which the lc ?ing -old assures i !ed improvements Already more th nit on sale has bee DEPUNIAK THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS A. P. Connelly & Sons [ t e U t l STATION. ' O'l. Tires, Accesso, ' “'ith a smile. Elm L,Phonc >47 L3. stations. Mag-*cord. F’irst nnd Elm, ‘nue and 10th Street. price. Q [ Ti,E FLORIST t . ‘or *Jl occusioi E j'-^ h o n o 260­ ;! Ult.M Tl'HE fl^TURE TO SI / “nature Co. V 1 worth, pho |L ntiH ue '( >C fi;i ni/hfwd n t i u n r«f i r f u bool h ad ti n in j lm j Lr rh nublir.hf-fi tJ rra n v a Lj-. • ' *•t- .!.* l o r is t - Promoters ot Sanford’s Finest Subdivi Britt Realty Company BRINGING UP FATHER UM C O L L V .’ IT’e>fNICE am ’ q u ie t a t hom e: t o d a y • ^t r a n c e , t o o eC C A O bE t h e v / h o l e F A M tL T l*b |" | 75------------h ere: I By GEORGE McMANUS N O W - W H /C T ’l t h a t N O I co E I K N E W TH Fb CO M FO RT W O g L O N 'T LA*bT LONCi? ■>'WYKR ** UINEIU ■JS}' •SII«I‘-F o i H S ; m 579-J fT i^ J -O A N — K to S?NEY?E7 f anfor<iln Bond Sanford Realty Company ©1925 av Jm t ' l F eature S ervice , I nc Cre«t Britain ri|hls reserved. W H A T '5 W RONG O A U C H TER M OTHER. A M D I i O U A F .R F .L E O - N O w \ S>H E W O N 'T * b P E A K TO M E! -------- . *i ‘i .* j •' �v /PAGE SIX ’**00 r*CT3 The “ADVERTISED” Sale Continues for a few days only. On Account of Many Days of Continuou s Rain, We Are Going to -Continue 5j5*fc> This Sale for 6 Days. Until Saturday Night, February 7th, the Profit Is Yours. DON’T DELAY! This Unparalleled Under-Priced Selling Event, Rich In Scope, With SparWing Values, Is Now Rushing To A Close. Don’t Let Anything Keep You Away! Huge Crowds Will Be Here These Last Few Days To Carry Away BARGAINS at “KNOCK-OUT” Prices. We Only List a Few To Show You The Savings That Arc Yours. .......... ....... And I Mean It-------- CLARK. ' >t •»,* /. i:. i SUITS FIN E ALL WOOI. FAfmlCN L■ RK • Good Nullh at i* low price. And wc can hardly nay enough in praise cf lho assortment of fin* all-wool weaves. There are Sergos. Worsteds, Cassimures, now knids of mixtures, dark and light paterns. All of these are the butter kind of suits embodying well-made collars, fronts that stay put, insuring n proper hang of tin- coat, nt; is cnly found in suits of a much higher price. Here are all sixes, and we can insure any manner of huilt nian a good fit. In thir. lot every Suit i.t a genuine $25.00 value, and all of these are hew, bought for tile season's trade. Save handsomely hero on these good ituitp now. Choice of a great line of many patterns in Suita now for your selecting. Priced extra low at----- RECORD IIRCAK1NG PRICE CUTS! Y'oii are brand to find what yon want here. They are up to th* minute patterns—all bought for present season wear and gelling. You will be doing yourself an Injustice in not examining this great line first. Our special lot up to $2.00 value for----- CLOTH ING $9.45 This is an occasion that Merits Your Slnccrv.U and Most Profound Interest A... . W* IS ! v r »<*' irril ROYS’ SHOES Gontl, nt!-len(Iicr feohvenr. Children’s and Roys sizes S 'i to II and 11*/j to 2's Your unrestricted choice. •«,r » Ine r,p,r “ "> V, ‘ w ,, >— • -rlir-«p D u e " " " _ ,irP IlisH I* 1 unto* *" mUt* »'•«■ tl"'' „ PllK,.r*» n,u »Ue *-!«»**» ' meltin'** H,r *.’*••'* «»• •‘e**1 »»«'"• ’ tup** *“,r I>PP« 1 nri. ihP i«p" p’'1 the « « * W U K *l„ AU ‘n ‘ STETSON HATS $5.55 thPBP nr.- •U‘ " UI (i**1 > " " ' e '’*1 .... l->" >0 ,^r "*T ‘ *,tU „„„ mid.uvi ' ,UPH ..**'» A * "‘".'‘’" J 'r , ..... \ niir rltilp*' «> lu-rr. !*r S H O E S .MEN’S ALL LEATHER It in not often that men have an opportunity to participate in values like there. There arc black, brown nml tan Oxfords ami Shoes in hhichor and baimora! styles. All have rubber heels. Goodyear welt, oak soles. Kid or calf uppers. Wide or box toes. Leather insoles and counters. Sixe.i run from <> to 11 ami nil widths. Wo can fit your foot and pOcketbook per­ fectly. Here a downtrodden dollar will be reinstated and ilr. owner hand­ somely reimbursed 1 r hi.; time and effort to rave—$1.50, $5.0.) and !,!b.()U values. Now----- ■ Perhaps sensational, bul ncver-the-Iese t,rue. Your clioice of STETS01 HATS with the exception of a few Ten Dollar Hals. j LADIES’ FINE FOOTWEAR * “ In our Shoe Department wc offer gome rutstanding values in fine foot, wear. Shoes of Style—Shovr, of Quality—Shoes of Worth—at llccori Low Prices. All new stock, and every pair on sale without reserve. This salo will ho remembered for many a day by the thousands that take ad­ vantage of this unusual epportunity. Folks: It’s for you. For you to profit by----- Iniiintl 1“ Here’s One Special Table of Ladle-i’ Footwear At n price that in barely in speaking distance of their former price. Nowout they go at----- $2,85 Special Thai Invite Comparison and Challenge Competition. I)WIN CLAPP SHOES & OXFORDS 'Queen Quality” And Others SUPER VALUE----- LADIES! One Special Lot trap , SU |i-in: and Pumps- latest styU- and leathern, lasts unit *‘nn i <nir In t lines and makers, $8,00 and $8.5(1. Now rcasontiuly a selling sensation, Entire stock on sale— tinjuirullul.il |ulet- liarKalin.— on.) »•( the nllywonvl m e<|.i Miieliiii., im ta t pumi1*. Innly U.iltlmoro u..iiiltiln. You call flml mu|i. Ynui nari-strleteil choice ul l i 1’" rfer broken sizes from our $15.00 Edwin t'lapp lino of fine shoer t $0.85. Ollier lines of Edwin Clnpp Oxfords are reduced also, CHILDRENS ALL LEATHER SHOES Si/..-* s* . H» 11 and a few I I ' j lo 2’s. One special table of these. Your choice $1.15 Pair LADIES’ WHITE CANVAS Oxfords find Pumps. Real quality from our Rood line; 95c Pair p a a u n a a n ita p rti'io M a a n n n a n a R c z a flttn a iig iin n H s rin rg s ^ a rin u g iia c sa rn ris m .e N iiB iiin n a a a n a K MEN’S FINE SUITS Truly Illustrating The Saving—Dress Well and Succeed. Save Handsomely Here (h i entire $15,00 line of lien and most handsome Suita h- in thK great aseortmunt. No m atter what your desire may be; in manner of stylos, fabrics, etc. You art* bmmd In find what you warn hire. Wo offer a wonderful smart liAnusumc line. Suits are fiiicst French Surge, t'usaltnorcs, mixtures that are new and stylish, A great line of imported cloth has been used in the flue tailoring of this line. Also mnda by hand in every p.utienlar. Suits anyone can well be proud to wear ami nwt*. Hand f-.llxi cellars, Imml-mado lmtun holes, in fa< l every operation was executed in the building uf these line Suits with i vt n v e care and when you exniniiie.tlteiu you will recognize that superior ipiulity and tailoring ins untly. Suits ot fit any stature man. Wry finest Serg­ es are here, and Cashlmere# of new patterns, soft wordy mixtures for those who prefer a iieavy Suit, in fart there ia no limit to your reliction here. $-15,00-----Now II lias mined h o continuously for the past few days, preventing many of the people oT Seminole County from attending our sale nml for this rea­ son wc have decided to continue fur the ti Special Days this week. TheMun-in-Chnrge will rc-arrangt* slock, placing many short lots on sale at NKW PRICES and combine certain classes of merchandise, and promptly at S:l)0 o'clock each morning, starts his landslide for a final wind-up. I’ohitively i| js over Saturday night at 10 Hells! There will he no further con­ tinuations. Folks, ! want to talk to you like a “Dutch Cncle” for the 0 days—it beggars description—it staggers belief—COME!!! FLORIDA Convince Yourself by Comparison That Our Prices Are (lie Lowest Here are TOF* NOTCH SUITS that should In examinc'i by every man and young man. Th styles arc Hie l»sd work in fine tailoring; the fabrics are the best produced by the beat ntilla here and abroad, And the assortment of fabrics in all manner of weaves and patterns in nil that is new this season is most complete in every detailThere are no finer, h itter and mor ante Suits to be bought at nny price. You cnutdi more value b'r your money anywhere.. Come to ............id you will remain to buy. Here we offer you everything that Is the latrat and newest ia Suita. — 1bis is our regular Mud ol Suits bought to sell at $35.00 J■Fust figure what J’ou save here by buying now. Out theey go at----- �:• 'R ' THE SJ (429) 8 program; 10:45 oi IG J ^ D M -B ca u m f t I) 8 con BNIONSSE0UNG MANY REFORMS WOR—Buffalo'(519) 6 music; 8While B alls W ill 10 concerts. ,nd $30,000,000 WON—Chicago Tribune (370) 0 Ef l T C., Feb, 2rrq " ln million dottars will WEBff—Chicago. >370) 7 orches­ ixnierican golfer* dur- tra, tenor, rcrder, Riviera theatre; oiding to » C0"}PJJ* it m*de bjt Henry orm tnthusiast of this featfjunense «um include* ure; 8 farm program (/lugiHiu, 9-12 null solo«Tt used In BUY, the , vaudevlUe. revue. BERS -B rJ .C S O Y D .- Fraternity Average At Min­ nesota Is Below Average fo r Graduation, Dean Says . J IT S /Universal Suffrage, {•reedom of Speech and other Demands to be Made FcdcrntP* 2.--The Japanese iatc.J !'abor nnd ,ts “ffHgajred bfTu*®/0118 ia, activcly e«tio ^ l i T j h® formation of n na­ tional labor party in anticipation th e D flftJln sro A t.__ T . ! suffm wpa**a— ® Of the manhood aion ,k Ct Diet ™ the The Prescnt ses«»on r!re of the leader* Y// 20 25* SB? with the backing of the The etjenditttrt for Farmers Association and — ian societies, the Jo «ne he estimates «t n S h ifty nnd kindred organhlcago (536). 7 concert; they have several hund8:20 speeches; 8:45 mus • hfgbast1 teut on the 2 thousand potential votes, and home, Nighthawks, Aprelwtthl^tMW.OOO pie sauce* club. 53 rionS!„h°,T.e 1° * V n rePn 'scnta^ expense for bail* WLW—Cincinnati (423 ) 6 con­ uon m the lower house at the noxt | Vtth th* sum of $40- cert, instrumental quintet; 10 con38 S I ° ?the h i, «Sulheisha, C.S°in v Thcy nlso cIaim thnt a national or— „ golfer will Pr°b- .WEAR—(Cleveland (364.3 ) 0:30 2m i ¥ 0n.? f 8°-callc,l outcasts. the neighborhood of bedtime; 7 entertainment. "'M join the new party. There for Ma gome* and are said to be about 800,000 of WFAA —Dallas News (4722)) ewes," Mr. Wes tall 0:30 musical; 8:30 mandolin and these men. the figures prepar- guitar club; 11 organ. The platform of the new party . i total of 400,000 „ WW^—Detroit News (352.7) 0 is socialistic and sweeping in its , United States. With News-orchestra, tenor, contralto. demand for reforms. It includes HORIZONTAL. of civic links, on an increase in the rights of the 1—p ro tectin g KOA—Denver (silent). 2G— a tte m p t * t t li a very small working men, especially in free WOC—Davenport (silent). device 28—placo of .’’toidly be doubted KNX—Hollywood (338.0) 8 talk; speech nnd assemblage; adoption 5—customs nether [ w America will num- 8:30 darkness 10— fantastto music; 10 varied; 1 orchestra. of universal suffrage; a rndicnl |B during the year grimace 81—a hard WBAP—Ft. Worth Star Tele- reorganization of tho House of (oba.) coated •ant (4722)) 7:30 program; 9:30 leers or Its total abolition; the „ which have bwh 11—Greek lotter fruit Bwatiaa guitarUlB. adoption of a graduated scale in rexperts in all lines 12—appendage 13—occupation WDAF— Kansas City Star (414. fixing taxes on incomes, land, golf, are not ex- 1) ft school of the air; 11:45 frolic. 13—an outer 16—send for In business profits, and inheritances; to Mr. W eiUjl garment formation. KHJ-tX os Angeles Times (395) the imposition of taxes on capital 14—melodious iendous eaten* 83—food from 8 orchestra; 8:30 children; 10 featt and luxuries, and the abolition of sound animals iaterest in the south urea; 12 orchestra. the direct consumption taxes; 16— bird’s habi­89—gaming 1basis for,the cal* WHAS—Louisville Times (400) sweeping reduction of armaments; tations cubes reform of tho conscript service 17—and ao forth 4ft—sin FtathtUst are: Golf 7:30 concert, reading. WMC—Memphis Commercial system; democratization of the 19—convulsions 41—holy woman atmdion, club sain* Appeal (603d)) 8 story; 8:30 mus- army, appointment of civilian min­ 22—hold on to (abbr.) rtMft hotels, $25.- leal: 11 frolic. 42— thicker ister of war and navy; nbolition *5—come forth -dubVoMts, $H>,060,WCCO— -Minneapolis St. Paul 43— tried by of the general staff and of the i folks with a conperiment stnff of the navy; reform of the ,0(11000,000. The (4i7) Q:30 ttrlo; 7:30 lecture. CKAC—Montreal (425) 6:30 higher educational machinery to _ fflw, which Is Herewith is solution to Ptuxlfl concert; r)f seeds, tobacco, 11 frolics.7:30 program; 9:30 dance; suit the requirements of the work­ No. 8ft. ltd course equiping classes; payment of the cost WOR—Newark (405) 6 orches­ of national education by the state; c H 0 A R C H iQ cost golfers l the year, ac- tra. democratization of foreign policy; A R ij* i a E gI WJZ—New York (455) 6 dogs; nationalization of main industries; , ind golf bags A 1 V E_ i king up the list 6:15 orchestra; 7 Wall St. Jour­ self-government for the colonies; V 0 w nal review; 7:10 talk; 7:25 pianist. r« t L E 0 ol of trade unions, es­ 2 N 1 L WHN—New York (360) 9 vaudo recognntion I golf as the Amertablishment of an eight-hour work­ u S A w. 2 R. 0 fitid Mr. Weatall. “In vllle; 9:30 dance; 10 music; 10:30 ing day, nnd the fixing of mini­ , R 1 % of sport can be orchestra; 11 Ted Lewis. 1 (ft I mum wages; recognition of the v<// WEAF—New York (492) 6:30 [sdlion men and woright to strike; national owner­ 1 D A !4tf A NY l talk; 7:30 Gold Dust twins; 8 Evtsngtd, or such ship of land nnd residential houses T Am l E \ A E G 6 ['bdmdnally invested. erroody hour; 9 orchestra. WJY— (405) 7:15 comedy; 9:15 establishment, of farmers' unions, draw larger atL 6 5 E R M E 3 S E L. government control of the rice in­ I the number of par- trio. dustry; nbolition of the peerage; KGO—Oakland (300) 6 orches­ RJ q 'A xy. m 01 V Bmited. Certainly $ M a levelling of class distinction; tra ; 10 minstrels; 12 dance, solo­ jtkia golf os her own 1A n | o d e I T N S protection of maternity by the 1“the Royal and An- ists. stnte, nnd a workmen's compen­ WOAW—Omaha (522.3) 6 advice ' the modern game of to lovelorn; 6:25 program; 9:30 sation act. program, address. . WDAR—Philadelphia (395) 7:50 lish Church talk. ' WFI—Philadelphia (395) 6 talk; (Years 8 concert; 9 orchestrn. KDKA—Pittsburgh (309.1) 7:30 PF.ORIA, III., Feb. 2.—"Gertie" 1—A Paris church concert; 10 recital. ' is Mrs. Gertrude It. Warner, as­ SO years ago, but WCAE—Pittsburgh (462) 0:30 sistant U. S. attorney of the Cen­ ta.at-losLa chance U nde Kaybee; 8:45 address; 7:30 TAL l XIi ASSEE, Feb. 2.— Es­ tral Illinois District, who has just after the orig­ pianist; 8 Eveready hour; 9 con­ timated resources of the state road rounded out the successful pros­ i n 1650 and 1700 cert. department for tho year 1925 total ecution of 122 bootleggers during on the church of KGW—Portland Oregonian (485 $8,180,480.03, according to figures the pesont term of federal court du Chardonnet, in .1) 10 lecture; 10:30 concert; 12 just made public by tho depart­ here. I, with the painter orchestra. ment, Thu estimates were made The total of $16,961 in fines nnd architect. Want of WOAI—San Antonio (394.5) in pursuance of provisions of Chap­ 103 jail and prison term* meted itop to building and 8:30 instrumental, trio, 9:30 or­ ter 9312, Laws of Florida, 1923, out is believed a national record without n front, has chestrn. and cover funds avuilublo for the for one term of court. »r*, ft mournful and KPO—San Francisco (423) 9 or­ construction and maintenance of Mrs. Warner won 11 straight •lect chestra; 10 address; 10:30 glee roads. They were compiled YJ trials# convicting 19 defendants, the benefit society now club; 12 band. connection with the department's trs of commendation from alii a magnificent office WKAQ—Snn Juan (372.5) 7 for the year, which is plan­ the church, but hesi- jazz hand, comic monologue, poem. budget ned to exhaust the estimated re­ linAnishcd old building WGY—Schenectady (380) 6:45 sources for work during the twelve for Rond construction nnd main­ 1 eyesore. Completion Income tax, instrumental; 7:15 months period, except for ten per $7,763,655.20. Plans would cost 960,- comedy; 9 Brunswick hour; 10:30 cent which is held in reservo for tenance, On Mar. 16 the department will ‘pt the municipal coun- organ. emergency work not included in the meet nt Miami for a public hear­ * more than usually KFQX—Seattle (238) 9:15 Aunt budget, us is provided by statute. ing on the budget, at which time for lands has the Vivien; 10 orchestra; 11 concert; A complete statement of the es­ it will hear complaints nnd sug­ f consideration. 12 dance. timated resources follows: gestions offered by the public ns to WBZ—Springfield (337) 6:15 Balance on hand Jan. 1, $115,- any changes desired in tho work for l e a s e poultry talk; 6:30 educational; 803.32; State Road Tax Fund, $150- outlined. i , ,{} <{| ( 000; Gasoline tax fund, $2,700,000; 9:05 orchestrn. ftb. 2—The old PalKSD—St. Louis Post Dispatch Gasoline Inspection dund, $175,l fronting 150 feet on (549.1) 6 concert; 9 pianist, vocal, 000; Automobile license fund, $1,VOTE APIML II ON BONDS M*. 210 feet on Cass violinist address; 10 recital. 750,000; Auto Title Registration [ 1«5 feet on Marion ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 2.— WRG—Washington (469) 6 mu­ Fund, $50,000; Fedcrul Aid Fund, *n leased for n term sic; 7 show shopping; 7:10 an­ $2,831,469.42; nnd Due from ‘coun­ The city commission has fixed |to A. J. Sims and ns- nounced; 7:30 politics; 8 Bruns­ ties for work done, $224,010.61. Apr. 11 as the date for holding |ui aggregate consid- wick hour; 9:15 orchestra.' Total estimnted resources for an election to decide on a $2,231,year 1925 arc $8,026,283.55; 600 bond issue to finance construc­ |0nderstood, of more Ten per cent reserve for emer­ tion of the city's now municipal The United States took 6,188,753 ™r A large commer» to l)e erected on pounds of Danish butter during the gency work, $862,628.35. Net estimate resources available Pier and other waterfront improve-j $ it is said. first nine months of 1924. 3T S S 1 Ago lire Is KS Total ^ m iretive Of OF W.C.TO.'Campaign K ) 0 Sinfon8 Ever- Increascd R ig jljf £ oc W o rk . J id 1UJW to Receive V =55= m WSB—Atlanta J tvv. 1NDAT, CHICAGO, Feb. 2.—Total •ab­ stinence, law observance and pledge signing are features of the Youth's Year pregram of tho Na­ tional W. C, T. U. Four young wo­ men have started on a speaking tour of the country which will cover 42 states in the first six months. They will devote their ef­ forts to the enlistment of young men and women in total abstinence work. A goal of 1,000,600 children signers is tho figure set. Education in social morality bn the basis of the single standard of morale; education In loyal citizen­ ship, including the enlistment of first voters and foreign born citi­ zens; creation uf a sound public sentiment for worto peace, nnd bor­ der conferences as nn aid to stamp oqt rum ruhnlng from Canada and Mexico nro other features of the program. rrr- LQi University Extension is i tag School Means in of a Series of’ Short MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 2. g a i n e s v i l l e T Fl«„ Feb, * Aroused bx the report of the dean "Prominent educators throughout, of student affairs disclosing schol­ the country are coming itior* u d astic averages among the frater­ more to recognizo the impor' nities for the 1923-24 school year of not only preserving but < to be below the minimum require­ oping the dramatic, instlqct which ment for graduation, President Lo­ Is the birthright of every child," tus D. Coffman of the University TZ explains tho Extension Division of Minnesota has taken steps to of tho University of Florida In raise the classroom standards of offering a now service to a u i l t . tho Greek letter organizations, schools and communities In dra­ threatening disciplinary action un­ matic work. '///// 7 less improvement Is shown. Tho service consists of lending A set of. now regulations for al) play* for examination. A person fraternities and sororiticr, issued or group of persons wishing to by tho president, specified that nny present a play has n Jist of mow 3 chapter not maintaining an average than two hundred offered by the of “C" or better "shall be placed 37 division from which to select. Afton probation by the university fur ter the selection has been made, tho year following.” Woman, 96, Succumbs; the samples arc returned, orderThe 1923-24 scholastic report of ing direct from the publisher. E. E. Nicholson, dean of student Mas 131 Qescendents A similar service dealing w ith , affairs, showed that only 17 of the 4/ 32 academic fraternities had es­ WILLIMANTIU, Conn., Feb. 2.— recitations 1s being offered by thgc tablished “C” averages for the 1923 —Mrr. Mnrcelinc Roy, 90, died re­ division. In this case the recita­ 24 school year. On the other hand, cently nt the homo of her daughter tions nro for actual use. T h a y __ not a single sorority fell below n Mrs. Alfred Bertrand. They nro are in typewritten form and cop- . J "C” average, the report disclosed five generations in her family, ics may be made from them. . d*. VERTICAL. Tho division makes no charge indicating that the measures taken which included four daughters, two 1— blazes 21—100) for cither of these services ax^ by tho administration wero intend­ sons, 44 grnndchildren, 75 great­ (Romnn) 2— Insect’s Report cards grandchildren, nnd six grcnt-Krent- ivpt for postage. 23—ever (root.) ed primarily for the fraternities. eggs telling the use made of material Governing bodies of the Greek grnmlchildrcn, a total of 131. 3—draws water 2t—prlcst> are sent with the material ask­ letter organizations arc behind the whits vest, from movement to improve scholastic APPOINTMENT ANNOUNCED ing that they be filled out and meat 4—heroic poem pillage,) standards. Tho Pan Hellenic coun­ returned, explaining what use is 6r~extend over 26— 27— deducts cil took nction limiting the social made of it. v<i * 7— view TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 2 —Gov. 20—puta up 8—gives activities of its w^mcn members, Tho long list of titles contains 30— clasRincd (Scot.) and tho fraternity governing body Martin has appointed the follow­ plnys for children for adults, one9—division of 32—prefix si'tit urged its members not to pledge ing officials until the next gen­ act plays nnd plays for special tying tho the year new freshmen whose grades at the eral election because of their fail­ occasions, such ns Christmas, Com­ opposite 15—preposition end of the fall quarter were below ure to qualify following election mencement, Patriotic Days, e t i . 84—zo to It 17—German Nov. 4, last: J. O. Harrison nnd T. the "C” mark. 35— weed manufac­ U Gilmore, of Millville, as justice Pageants, masks, tableaux and ti'j ac—get an turing etty of pcnco nnd constable, respectively drills are nlso supplied. 31—w tt tf the 18—small gloss FINANCIERS ORGANIZE of District 3, Bay county; J. It. «k-dr (pL) bottle Brnnnnn. Melbourne, constable dis20—a month ex­ JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 2.—Tho tict 6, Brevard county; A. K. \ (abbr.) Florida Association of Finnncc Chaudron, Century; Justice of Companies is the name of n now peace, district 0, Escambia; J. F. organization formed here nt Armstrong, Quay, constable dis­ meeting of representatives of many trict 8, St, Lucie, nnd T. S. God­ A Hint for Beginners of the largest financing companies win, Wuukeenab, Justlco of pence, The cross-word puzzle dia­ of tho South. Slocum Bulll1 wns district 10, Jefferson cuunty. gram is merely a moans of con­ named president, (!. I). Curtis of cealing words which are synony­ Tampa, first vice-president; \V. mous to those listed and which The newest skirt to wear with Donne Turner, Sanford, second will interlock perfectly and so vice-president; and Leo C. Tol- n sweater or overblouso hns an in­ read equally well crosswise of * . . ' -4 t man, Jacksonville, secretary-treas­ verted pleat In the front nnd is downwards. Always look for tho number of the synonym on plain nt the sides nnd hnck. urer. tho diagram. If horizontal, you must find a word to fit between B « a a a a a a a B a -v ^ ia a a v rx a a a a g a a B a a a a a a M a a a a a a B g B « B g a « « a a a a a « a a w * M B B « B B a « B i .that number and the first shaded a tstop to the right; if vertical, :yu|i.mu3t flft your "word between •tho number and tho fin t shaded stop below. / ______ ______ _ m G P K o r i& to Please Note— Resources Of Road Woman Prosecutor Is Given Credit As Court Sets Rum Conviction Mark Department Placed parts of the stnte. At Eight Millions She i« believed to have tho best itocord in bootleg cases of nny woman prosecutor in the country. In her work she has been called upon to prosecute many women. Opposing lawyers have commented in open court on her record and 1’eurians havu learned that there is no more 'stalling around' in pro­ hibition eases. "I told my chief when he sent me here that I would clean vip the docket or resign," she has com­ mented on her record. For Uh to Give You the Electric Service you Should HnveWe Will Have to Enforce the Following m 3 Cnmmenring this month, the instruction* r.f our Compuny will lie strictly adhered to. which are "THE MONEY OR THE METER" after fifteenth of the subsequent month. This is not n new ruling, but the strict enforrrnv.nt of an old one. If you suddenly find yourself in tho dark, DO NOT BLAME US. If you ure one of our muny faithful customers, who conscientious­ ly pay their hill on time, each nnd every month, this warning is nut fur you. $1.50 service charge for re-connccling meters will lie made. Stove and Fire Place Wood Cut to Suit Mritt Realty Company $9,66 per cord delivered GARDEN HOSE I 2 V2 cent per foot For Few Days See __ _ B a ll H a rd w a re _ CO. If you have not received your Electric* Hill promptly after the lat of tho month, call at the office, 218 East First Street, or telephone 27. For the convenience of Water nnd (Ins Patrons, the city has its office with the Southern Utilities Company, and water and gas hills, which are due the same time (from the 1st to the 10th) may be paid on one trip to the office. SOUTHERN UTILITIES COMPANY C. A. BYItD, Manager. id You Notice the Procession Sunday? A Steady Stream o f Cars Going Toward HILL “The Suburb of Opportunity” H-GARNER, Developer 112 Park Ave. �SANFORD HERA iNDAT, FEBRUARY 2, Here’s a Knockout! Shoes and Pumps vings Without a Parallel. Unquestionably pair in thla lot. Ladies’ pomps and shoes in patent and brown kid, also white kid and canvass pomps —that sold up to $6.00—think of it—only Sc per pair—but don’t de­ lay—be in line. Because every Offering Rings True with Brand New Merchan Children’s or Misses Shoes Brine the children in, fit them out with a Rood pair of white sea island shoes, has either rubber or leather aolee. Rev, $1.25 values. Entire Stock Included in This Sale, Shoes For Men, Women, Children; Dry Goods, Notions, ITS TRUE ONLY PAIR Ladies’ Skirts Men’s Suits, Furnishings. Ladies’ Novelty Slippers Ladies’ Patent Slippers Ladies Hitch Grade Vici Kid Cut Out Slippers—common sense, or Cuban Heel—colors nrc red, blue, or green—Values to $10:00. Ladies, here you find the season's latent patent leather Slippers, Suede Trimmed, In one, two and the neat cross strap models—all sizra and priced very low for this sale. NOW It’s Our B ig Introduction Sale! Folks, this is it new store with n new stock in business, less than n yenr... We are enjoying a nice business. But our ambition is to become the most popular place to trade In this community. And in staging this six days sale we know you will pronounce this sale as the greatest sale you ever attended. We have more than reduced the prices. We have slashed them so low as to baffle all competition, amaze and please you beyond your fondest hopes. We want to meet you and will be disappointed if we don’t see you at our sale, as our values are the outstanding feature. —THE FLORIDA SALVAGE CO. NOW ONLY 100 skirts In Sport 1‘lalds, silk nc cordian pleat, serves and mater hits that brought $5.50 and $6.00— Don’t be one of the regretful— OUR SUPREME VALUE GIVING PRICE demands attention EACH OUR TUNE FOR 6 DAYS “IS ALL FOR YOU AH Wool Serge Dresses Ladies’ Wool Jersey Dresses re is a glad surprise for you e pretty wool Jersey Dress ing models, in pretty coml»i11« *»li ■. T n ip ■*• tH iv r« r» t r wm ns* • <■ 1 1 Ladies here la a saving is out of the ordinary, good wool serge, the tailor­ ing of the better kind, embroidered nnd trimnm) with buttons that lend the touch of individuality. Regular $12.50 values. t *i n Men’s Collars LADIES’ SPOUT VEST MEN—Huy them by the dozen— Soft or laundered collars, 100 dozen in this lot—get first choosing. Special $5.98 ■>■><•❖ ❖ <■<•❖ 4"fr•>❖ ❖ ++❖ ❖ ❖ *> <•♦ ❖ <•*>•><•<> ■> •>$ I IF YOU SHOP ELSE W1 ❖ •{• •>< • + * •><••>+❖ *> *5> ■><••>->■>* + f SET YOUR CLOCK FOR AN Doors LADIES fine quality brushed wool Sport Vests—just fine for the evening or morning wear—regular $3.00 value............................. Men’s Suits VALUES TO $35.00 Values That Men Will Grasp Ever so many men will buy at least two of these suits be­ cause you get now three suits for the regular price of one. The suits.are the pride of America’s best makers and come in genuine Palm Beach, tropical worsteds, and Kool Cloth, in either conservative or sport models. If you are late, it will be your loss... Better hurry. Shine Wednesday, February 4th 9:00 A. M. Values Amaze Closing Out All Thrifty MILLINERY Person A RUSH there will he when the ■alize the enormous saving on lot of Iliits—values in the group t.50. It will pay you big returns choosing. Be here early. *'lcn you know the value of Leoh's .Mechanic Work Panin—every pair warranted to give good Hervice— also m i me fine Khaki's in this lot —you can now afford to buy 2 or ® Pair at til in uiiiag ing low price, $12.00 VALUES Sale Price STORE CLOSED TIGHT TUESDAY FEBRUARY 3rd TO.MARK DOWN ALL -------- P R IC E S---------9 Every Thing Will Be ----- TAGGED ----- .Men's black or brown cotton hose — Red. 20c value—75 dozen to go at this never to 1m forgotten low Ladies’ Hosiery—Bargain Ladies’ Black or Brown Cotton Hose 20c values. This Sale per pair............... Ladies’ 75c Value Mercerized fine Spo:t Ribbed Hose. This sale uer pair........... Ladies’ Pretty Tea Aprons Ladies’ Bungalow Style Aprons Ladies' you just can’t resist buy­ ing some of these pretty slip-oier tea aprons—the new popular ma­ terial and pattern. Ladies have you seen these new bungalow slip-on style aprons in »ery pretty pattern materials, our regular 75c seller—limit 2 to a customer. NOW ONLY �■ . ■* - THE SANFORD HERAL:^ MONDAY, FEBRUARY VALUES TO 12.23 shirts, ed Quality and Undeniable Savings A Price Boosting Sale CLOSE OUT PRICE Men’s Hats Genuine Velours KEG. Sti.no I’he seasons new shades, and col­ ors, in u first quality genuine velaur hat—every man appreciates the style a velour hot gives one’s appearance—you save $2.31 now. Ladies’ and Children’s Dresses, and Ready-to-Wear, Millinery, Trunks, and Numerous oth­ er Items—All Must Go!! MEN’S WORK ' —S H O E S - Our LOW PRICES [MW*** ■{*+<••><■*+«++++ KING HERE YOU ARE MEN’S DRESS —S H O E S — Men’s Fine Dress Shoes or Oxfords. The high grade livingslon Brand. Brown calf skin, and scotch grain. A genuine good year welt, rubber heel and the latest models. Values to $8.01) in this lot. Men here you get n good serviceable army brognn work shoe, with or with­ out the hob-nail. Hotter hurry—104 pair in this lot. SALE PRICE BOYS’ DRESS -SHOESParents fit the hoy up now with a pair of these fine Russian Brown Dress Shoes. Good Year Welt, Rubber Heel. A dressy shoe. Regular $1.00 value. SPECIAL SPECIAL $1.79 £ SPECIAL $3.69 Men’s Good Athletic Unionsuits •Men’s athletic union suits, our special low price for this sale will sell these suits uut In a hurry. NOW ONLY SET YOUR ALARM CLOCK--GET UP EARLY TENNIS OXFORDS Values to $2.25 EE SILVERWARE— BE Sheffield A -l Tennis Oxfords for men, women and children, at less than today’s wholesale list. We are closing this lot out. Come early, while your size is here. Ware BOYS’ SPORT SWEATERS Regular $2.00 Values Men’s Fine Caps, the season’s fine ma terials and colors. Grouped. This spe cial lot values to $1.50. Will pleusc tin most thrifty man. Hoys’ fine Brush Wool Finish Sweaters —slipover, in pretty combination colors. A rich saving greets you here. PAIR Plate Silver MEN’S DRESS CAPS Values to $1.50 Teddies SPECIAL SPECIAL Ladies’ Bloomer HERE’S A STUNNER! * LADIES! Don’t delay, hut hurry here the opening day— Ty , nn xr . for these fine Flannel Sport Jackets will be snapped up Iteguiar .?O.UU Value..................quick at this low price. Regular $5.00 Value....................... Ladles' fine mercerized bloomerteddies, pretty lace trimmed,’ n regular $1.75 value. Now priced less than Pj our regular price N ow $ 2 . 2 5 EACH Given Away To The First Customers Entering The Store The Opening Day Of This Sale isand Boy’s Overcoats IM en’s and Boys’ Overcoats. Values to P*P* We are determined to have the space pculotis low give away prices—first come NTHRILLS 30 INCH FIGURED VOILE NOW, YARD ................. Dresses • :]G INCH VOILES, REG. 50c VALUES NOW, YARD ................................................... 29c* Children's pretty serge sllporn middy-dress blue braid trimmed Jacket and white shirt. Keg. $1.75 value. You will quickly BUY 2 or 3 of these dresses when you see them. % 27 INCH STRIPED CHAMBKAYS AND GINGHAMS REGULAR 20c VALUE i NOW, YARD ................................................... I d L 40 INCH BROWNS MUSLIN, Reg. 20c value, NOW, YARD ................................................... 15c REG. 30c PAJAMA CHECK, NOW, YARD ................................................... 19c 30 INCH BLEACHING, SPECIAL Y a rd ............ ^............................................-..... 18c 46x48 LEATHERETTE, PRETTY FIG­ URED TABLE CLOTH SPECIAL ........................................................ 98c 18x30 IIUCK TOWELS, REGULAR 35c EACH,................................................................. 19c MILL END NAPKINS, EACH .............................................. 10c Sg* & W l/ SALE PRICE EACH L 500 Men’s Fine Dress Shirts English Broadcloth Regular $2.35 Values MEN, Step Lively—get your share of hlese prety broadcloth Shirts—blue and prety stripe patterns with or without col­ lar utached. Now is the time to stock up heavily on these high grade popular shirts. Ladies’ House Dresses KEG. $1.25 Ladies will rejoice in huying these fine fast color gingham house dresses, several pretty patterns to choose from. The material itself in this dress would cost you more than our sale price of these dresses. SALE PRICK 69c Ladies’ MILL END TOWELS EA C H .........................................................-...... Bear In Mind Phone Children’s Middy- 5c VALUE You will always remember the values—so don't forget the d a t e sale starts Wednesday, Feb. 4th. 9 A. M. Tell you friends, come yourself—You will want your your share of these wonderful values. 7c Night Gowns Ladies’ Waists VALUES TO $2.25 Ladies there are about 8 dozen waists in this group to choose from, materials and the tailoring will please you. Huy several now —DON’T DELAY—get here ear!>’. YES ONLY Ladies’ Kimonas REG. $1.25 VALUES Here’s n value that demands your attention—Pretty Japanese pat­ terns, satin trimmed, collars und cuffs—A very neut kiniona and sating* that are incomparable. NOW ONLY 69c EACH REG. $l.nt) VALUE J l adies' white or pink krinkle cloth [night grown*—embroidered yoke |und cuffs—a good value tt $1.00. SALE PRICE EACH � 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 02, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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 02, 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/e7b5f1f315b4ee743f9e71e22a96f1a4.pdf ec8c626f91a42898419265c14e5dd967 PDF Text Text :e ure isUponAction Held Hero Last Alleged Assailant O f Conference Night Makes Arrangement* New French Ambassador and Executive Excitative As­ surances Thai All Nations Must Meet ThelrO^lig^Uons PRESIDENT WILL Should CONFEREES tjm House Only Guafrdtti O N SHOALS ISSUE Makes Reference To Debts ibers Say Raising u e s t . Secretaries Hoover and Weeks ; -------- — . j . Precedence Was Set When Attend Friday's Conference Of Bfll Upon Request of President Coolidge for Quick Action Minister Touches On Sub­ ject Which Is Unsettled White Woman Kilted J a c k s o n v il l e , j«n. 3 1 .— Driven from hit barricaded homo by the tear bombs, Wil­ lie Washington, 22, negro chauffeur, believed by police to have criminally attacked the wife of* a prominent business man here Sunday night ,waa shot to death eaUy today while attempting to escape through a cordion of police. The morgue here is heavily guarded by po­ lice fearing an attempt will bo made to burn the body. To Bring Daytona Fran­ chise Here This Season IN CELERY PRICE DEBATE TO COME SHORTLY Tampa Meeting Will Arrange Final Plans Excellent Baseball Park Is Favorable Advantage For President Is In Favor Of Dis­ General Outlook Declared Sanford As Baseball Town ciplining Followers of LaBe Brightest In Several Follette; Lrngworth Wants Seasons; Wide Distribution That Sanford is practically anThem Back Into The Fold Is HoiPcEffcclcd at Present w m i of a berth in the Florida Jury Deliberates Five Hours And Takes Twelve Ballots Irf Famous Fraud Case Case May Go To 1 Higher Tribunals Court Reserves I t s 't i State League this coming eeason, Sentence Pending Though celery shipments from WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.—Tho ia tho declaration of C. L. Britt, WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.—Pres­ Jrtto with W. C. Hill, Judge E. F. dispute between organization Re­ Sanford have been badly hamper­ m O f WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.—Sen* ident Coolidge and Emile DaeschNew Trial Appeal ate and honaa conferees will be ner, the new French ambassador, Housholder, G. W. Spencer Jr., publicans and LaFoliette insur­ ed by flood conditions in Georgia, Measure guided by suggestions from Prcsi* took occasion at their flrat meet­ conditions nro now approaching >0<» J. D. Chittendon met with a gents broke out afresh Friday in CHICAGO, Jan. 31.—Col. dent Coolidge in the preparation of ing Friday to exchange assurances committee fom Orlando at the the house, Representative Long- normal and those closely connected with the industry declare thnt genCharles R. Forbes, former di­ their report on the Underwood bill that nations must be expected to Vaidei Hotel Friday night and worth, the Republican leader, stir­ oral prospects ore now as bright rector of United States vet- , pay their debts. providing for the lease of Muscle ring up another round of debate formulated plans which will bring J S - t e Shoals. Presenting his credentials at a to this city the baseball fran­ by declaring that Wisconsin by its as they ever have been in the his­ erans bureau and John W. _ rail' increws Chairman Keyes of tho conferees formal White House ceremony, the chise owned by Daytona last year. activity In the recent campaign tory of Sanford. [er house >ead- declared that since the measure ambassador recalled that in the The floods in Georgin, which Thompson, wealthy St. Louis Orlando men meeting with tho had forfeited the right to parti­ prncticnily demoralized railroads nnd Chicago contractor, were course of their' historic friendship would turn the property over to notice they local group were F. O. King, J. B. cipate in party councils. of the state, struck celery grow­ found guilty Friday night of* Asher, Dr. C. L. Brundage, J. K. ,a imraed-ate the president,' they expeclsd to America and France had rendered About the samo time, it was consult with him in nn effort to one another mutual assistance, Alabama Physician on Trial Thresher and Ernie Burke, man­ mado dear at the White House ers in two ways: causing a short­ conspiracy to defraud the gov­ at body on the handlo the legislation in line with 'thus paying to each other their of cars nnd hindering the ship­ For Murder of His Wife, ager of the Orlando club. Tho that the decision of Republican age was revenue his views. ments bound for markets. A steady ernment in contracts for sol­ debt of gratitude just as they arc of the conference, it is icadors in the house to exclude Maintains Iron Composure outcome gg improvement in transportation fa­ diers hospitnls. The fedcinl und as such At the request of the executive, firmly solicitous, when occasion announced, was the decision that from tho party organization enucilities until normal conditions nre Jury took 12 ballots and deliber­ While Quizzed by Lawyers arises, of paying their material Secretaries Weeks and Hoover sat a committee composed of Mr. Hill cus, Feb. 27, members who did only *n the Friday in the confcmco in the ca* debts.” and Mr. Britt will meet with of­ not support the nntional ticket on reached is anticipated. ated five hours. fccMtitntion. In ™inofny. Mr. Coolidge mado pacity of advisers. BESSEMER. Jan. 31.—The de­ Obtaining Wider Dlslrubtlon ficials of the league at a confer­ November, had tho approval of | bill to the aenPending hearing Feb. 4 on tho reference to French aid to the Fundamentally, the chairman few** in the trial of Dr. Gcorgo T. ence to be called a t Tampa soon President Coolidge. Shippers of celery nre obtain­ i the home, will said, defense motions for a new trial. American colonUi during the Rev­ Edwards, accused> of killing his by President Al Lang. the bill appeared to be satis* ing a much wider distribution this a order to cnExclusion Npt Invalid. but some changes would olution, and to American pturtici- wife, rested Friday afternoon, af season than during any previous Federal Judge George A. Carpen­ Meeting in Tampa Soon. i to initiate the factory pation in the w prldwax ahd added: ter Solicitor Den Perry un­ Tho preaklent's 1 W eW of the sit­ be made in its fertilizer provis­ year, tit is believed. Not only ter resorved sentence. The maxi­ At the Tampa meeting final ar­ ■m) tend it to ions. "Thus wga paUnMHMbt of grot- expectedly ended a cross-exam­ rangements uation is tn q t/u does not involve nro the larger markets (being sup­ mum penalty for the offense is for taking over tho Stage. The itud d t apd,. aa^you ipWrigbtly obexclusion oMhiy member from the plied but smaller cities hither to two years’ imprisonment or 910,000 The presence of the two cabinet ination of the accused physician. Tbe considered n ,v*lr both governntfpU'k should Judge J. C. H. Gwinn instructed Daytona franchise will be com- party but I*to question of limiting unsupplied, have been receiving fine, or both. members was desirable, spokesme _Bee committee, of tho conferees asserted, bcca * eSpcrlonCo-.aw1 satiusetion in that rebuttal testimony be com­ Icted. This meeting, it is bo- party responsibility to thuif-flho shipments direct from Sanford. Tho verdict came os a surprisd Vupectcd to elapao the Muscle Shoals questions their solfcithde that material debts pleted todny so that arguments of eved, will he called within tho in the campaign united to pledge Tho prico now being brought by to the defense nnd the crowded to next few weeks. In the meantime ] to the house. shall also be discharged.” volved many technical details, the Republican party to the ac­ the vegetable in 93 a crate, a price court room. couniW* «nn begin Saturday. Tha local preparations will go forward Acceptance advico of Secretary Weeks wa (y u£i/U nknow n Soldiers’ Tomb cose fs expected to rekeh the jury awl at n meeting to be held within complishment of definite purpos­ has been prevalent tkc most of tho Dcfcnso counsel Indicated that , Ohio, and Our* sought, it was said, because the case would bo carried, if nec­ What significance may lie be­ Saturday afternoon. the next few days, a permanent es. An honest attempt to carry present season. Beliefs expressed tho , the republican bill csMtitia/ty was national de­ essary to the United States Su­ some time ngo thnt the price of cel­ out these pledges, he holds, makes hind tho carefully warded refer­ organization of the local club will Dr. Edwards maintained an iron tiers, respcctivc- fense proposition and the war de­ ery would descend below this level, necessary the inclusion within the preme Court. ence of iho French envoy-to-^matcomposure during the hours thnt be effected. : ijtinst nccept* partment had constructed the prop­ been dispelled and tho con­ rial debts” can only ‘J “It is not all over yet," Forbus Friday night's conference here party organization only those have he was on the stand. Tho crowd­ | from the sennte, erty. trary view, thnt a rise is expected, said in commenting on the ver­ pledged to such nn accomplish­ ed; but when he left the White the result of a general desire ed court room was silent ns Dr. id by the unnniSecretary Hoover gave the con­ House a full fledged ambassador, is now being entertnlned by virtu­ dict. Edwards related his story thnt hei»t|' e part of a large number of ment. i home ways and ferees the benefit of his engineer­ he ally everyone in the industry. gave visible evidcnco to his ap­ ‘Disclaiming any intention of Thompnon, who wns pcrlmps tho tee that the mean ing experience and the investiga­ preciation of his country’s “debt was awnktned in tho night and I local business men: and profession Little California Competition “purdahing'' the dozen followers of calmest man in the startled court I through its ratu tions he had conducted in the pro­ of shot in the hjimi by an intruder al men to obtain for this city a gratitude" by a trip to Arling­ who had already drugged nnd I baseball team represented in the LaFoliette who arc to be barred1 Tho belief in n price increase is room, made no comment. raising Icgisla- duction of nitrogen and power. ton to place a wreath on the tomb from the party’s organization cau­ based upon the fact that California The Jury wns out five hours ami ete opinion that A fter Friday’s meeting, Chair- of America’s Unknown Soldier. crushed the skull of Mrs. Ed-1 state league. Mr. Britt further cus Feb, 27, Mr. Lohgworth said celery hns practically all been ship­ 60 minutes, but its verdict was | stated. The local representatives wards. act first on th? man Keyea declared clan the cabinet of­ This tribute ho paid in the name ped. The F ’acifie rtp st product will on the twelfth ballot nfter | h rotes defeating ficers and the conferees were 'botn of tho government of France, ns forward t o '^ a^ previously been selected to it was the duty of house Repubhave been shipped In less- than reached exactly five hour* deliberation. Tho ator Swanson, anxious to get Musr'e Shoals legis­ his first official act in his capac­ catch*every V o n b " They^orinl1the on^ r’ into- negotiations with state | l^ans to-earry out tho mandate of all a week, it is believed, which will to eliminate lation enacted a t this session of ity as ambassador.* ial, in voice without emotion ,e*RU0 officials. j the people in the last election un- leave a clear field for the Sanford vote on tho first nine ballots wap physicial, to three for conviction. On In confection with ,.lh e limPS!N.bjrm congress and the •■rw frr'-^w cxc celery. -The nuality of the pree- nine Ever' since AL Pnosohner’a ‘ ap­ describe every detail of. the irofii- franchise, the next’two, It stood tan to tivo.*. . . ''MU provides for pushing ahead with the hope of "Mr. Britt sald'i “there Bid to Rejoin Made.,,. pointment to Washington there cvejU* in his Falricld home on the ont crop, which Is declared to bo ti in postal cm- making an early report. After four hours deliberation, Tho Republican leader express­ better than thnt of any previous have been consistently recurring momirfg of Dec. 2. He was awnk- •s no, re axon why Sanford should effective as of jury asked the court concern­ He indicated that the conference reports that he had been entrusted ened by some one trying to put not fumt *a fast baseball team re­ ed the hope that the insurgentn season for some years, is pointed to the were carried in expected ing its right to consider overt ac\a ,3 by his government with a proposal him to sieeif -wlth a drug. He presenting it in the state league. would in time “rejoin" the Repub­ ns nn assurance of better prices. to change the profits on ored at the last committed beyond the jurisdiction With the demand for tho team so Viewed from every nngle tnc cel­ that would advance toward settle­ lican party nnd indicated thnt they grappled with the assailant and of tho producer from one by President fertilizer of hearty would be welcome if they should ery situation in Snnford th l» vonr of the trial court. Judge Carpenter | ment tho vexed question of the was shot in the left hand. He great nnd ' assurance ’ I mean an nv- per cent of the cost of production French war debt to Uio United chased is regarded ns the most satisfacto­ informed them they nrtist confine the intruder, firing his pis­ support of n club we should be see fit to do so. to eight per cent as contained in f|300 annually in tho original Underwood bill but al- States. But embassy officials havo to!. tils wife was fount! drugged able to put out one of the best their verdict to overt acts within With the exception of Represen­ ry in many years. Every indica­ the jurisdiction of Northern Illin­ baseball aggregations in the state tative spletely silent on the subsub­ and clubbed to death. tered by nmondment of Senator j .been completely Nelson, of Wisconsin, who tion points towards a highly suc­ ois. Tho princi|ial overt act rhurgiks Revised this yenr." season. conic McKellnr, Democrat, Tennessee. 1ject, ****'» and »"'• nothing nothin* official has hns come Then George Ross, his counsel, was Senator LnFoilctto’s campaign cessful Srrugga cd by the government to have been xheJules affecting Excellent Park Will Help lias Arrived In fact, it is reported that the to the ears of the American gov­ looked squnrely in the eye nnd manager, most of the insurgents committed in this district was the Fclass of mail also conferees will re-write the entire ernment to show that a new move Frank 11. Scruggs, of tho United Another thing which Mr. Britt on the floor/som e of them States Department of Agruculture alleged payment of $3,000 in ensh meet the snlnry fertilizer section, which was lifted toward a settlement Is in prepara­ asked: “ Dr. Edwards did you hnvc pointed to ns being very helpful were interrupting Mr. Longworth to ask anything whatever to do with the to Forbes by Elias II. Mortimer, the reconimenda- bodily from the Norris government tion. in securing a tenm hore is tho ex­ questions or to explain incidents bureau of markets, hns arrived in one of the alleged conspirators, killing of your wife?" Jtoffice department operation measure. At the time Snnford nnd will issue celery mar­ Precedence Established In a voice that rang to the back cellent baseball pnrk here which he referred to ub the conclusion of who became the government’s in­ these rates word the section was included in the bill, In diplomatic and official cir­ of tho room, the defendant re­ has been described ns second to his speech, Representative Ij i - ket reports each dny. In this man­ former nnd chief witness for the ner growers and shippers will ho I. particularly in Senator Underwood, Democrat, au­ cles it was pointed out Friday none in the stnte- The coming of Guardia, Now York, one of the prosecution in the Drake Hotel, in plied: thor of the measure, announced in' night, however, that M. Daeschner the Milwaukee baseball club to active members of tho insurgent enabled to follow more closely the Chicago, on June 20, 1922. “ Ldjd not. I loved my wife celery market than they have been Republican. New the senate he hoped this provision had departed from the usual prac­ On this date, the government deoriyL - 1 had nothing whatever to Sanford for its spring training, group, and Representative Browne aide to do during tho first of the fharge of the bill, would be modified. tice of diplomacy by touching on it is believed will further stimu­ Wisconsin, defended their activity rhurged, there existed between do with it.” season. Mr. Scruggs will occupy freased approved tional problem late interest in the national Knme in opposition to the Republican the same office in the court house Forbci, of the fertilizer section, an unsettled international Thompson, Mortimer, “You may examine the witness,” f4U.noo.000 nd- theOutside my w which by. long said Mr. Ross to Solicitor Perry. among local fans. conferees believe any other during a ceremony James W. Black, deceuscd purtner national ticket. thnt lie had Inst year. annually, while custom in expected to amount only When the Florida State league of Thompson, Chnrles F. Cramer, Under a merciless cross exam­ -ns cails’ for "an chanKea wi,l be of n I” 8 important to nn exchnnge of amiable gener­ was first organized fivo years ago former general counsel of tho Vet­ ihnnt non non I nature. The solons were under­ cut rt.ooo.ooo | stoo<, to be not wldeI_ npart on the alities. To that extent, at least, his ination, Solicitor Perry shot ques­ Sanford was represented in the or­ erans’ Bureau, u conspiracy to tion after question at the physic­ caused surprise, and led of­ fraudulently awurd veterans’ hos­ ndnirnt making a I E™ ialona of the bill nnd the plan words ian who answered with calmness. ganization by one b f the best pital contracts to Thompson and teams in the loop. For two years «*ur, which was ™ day night was to report the ficials and diplomatists to try to WASHINGTON. Jnn. 31.—The read between tho lines in their Black interests. Mortimer, a seifwad held here but lack v V i f k Q a t - i i t n n franchise wnil senate passed the postal pny and confessed Induced the pro- measure with the conference search for whatever may be in the •p, "snipper of officiul red Dog I cam *v Itn aerum of support, it In declared, forced changes before the senate and rate increase bill. | service charge on in Washington,” testifies ho Authorization for an attempt to tape *** to one cent. house next week n r final nction. "’M . V - r u nS S 5 , S d ! To Reach Nome Today local enthusiasts to surrender it nt the end ofi the second year. Secretary Weeks who had stated the ambarsador suggested thnt the send antitoxin to Nome by airplane paid the money to Forbes as un MO in revenue, agent for Thompson. PORTSMOUTH. N. II. Jan. 31. Those behind the movement to when the Muscle Shoals question was given. I It was adopted on French people were still strug­ NOME, Jan. 31.—Hemmed in by Senator Borah served notice h<* Cramer and Black died within a [slid, declaring the was before the senate that he pre­ gling to rebuild their devasted snow dressed peaks and (deeply get a team this year, however, are —No attempt will be made at few weeks of each other early in ’ «r McKellar, Dem- ferred the Wadsworth substitute homes, and that France looks to covered trails, Nome expected to be firm in their belief that this city present to dislodge tho submarine would seek n definite place on cal­ 1923. S-48, which is fast on u mud bank will support n club and substant­ to refer the subject to n commis­ by a vote of 40 the United States to apply a spirit Saturday from inroad* of nn iate their claim with the declara­ in Little Harbor, where she wns endar for agriculture relief legis­ After heuring the opinion of the sion, was represented Friday as of •‘cooperation,’’ not only to the saved diphtheria epidemic by one of its tion that Sanford is a baseball driven early Friday nfter striking lation. court ou tho point of law, the jury not opposed to the Underwood bill President Coolidge signed tho | *9 to 8 general problem of world financial own townsmen, Leonard Seppala, iaia, on the rocks near the entrance to resolution directing an investiga- retired for further deliberations town. Ml passage wns 70 and to favor its passage with some rehabilitation, but also to those ____ champion dog team driver. I ___ o *!■ . | Portsmouth iiarboi. Naval of- tion into tho general freight rate In less than un hour word cnnie modifications. questions which ore exclusively making his way over difficult trails F R*publicans and from the jury room that u verdict ficinls from the Portsmouth navy structure. [JPpoiing. Several French and American concern. from Kaltag a distance of 300 Opiuip Parley Leaders yard said it would be unsafe to was ready. The naval oil treses aguin were ! Mil declared in When the verdict was read, tho There also were touching refer­ miles, endeavoring to set up a new pull the vessel into deep wutcr un- brought up before a special grand they would defense asked for a poll of tho ences in the address to the close world’s record for dog team travel, Reach N o Agreement der present conditions. jury in the supreme court of tha pu*e of the provisjurors, each of whom confirmed comradeship of France and the carrying 300.000 units of unti-toxLieut. Commander Stewart F,. District of Columbia. the finding of his own. LU>crea*esf and in United States in the world war, GENEVA, Jan. 31.—The Inter­ Attorney General Stone announc­ _____________ >rate schedules, forming a fitting background to r national Opium conference leaders Bray, in command of the S-i8 nnd. ed 50 witnesses are on the against it were the errand at Arlington upoo Chamber of Comitjerce failed to agree Saturday oq the ^ list to unpear in the new proceed­ Egypt Menaced By “fookhart, Norwhich the ambassador doparted diproblem of ouppreasion of opium here Friday night recovering from ings in the Wheeler case. exposure and chlorine gas fumes. R epublicans, and rectfy from the WhiU House. Heacf Reaches Paris smoking in the Far East as wns They were taken off early Friday Tho government dropped nppeul Cocaine, Police Say Charles C. Woodruff. 500 Myrtle 8*»nson and Un­ Avenue hoped. •Hepteaenta tires Stephen of its war fraud prosecution who since 1880 has been Ijjter he completed the last bf the its. by coast guardsmen from Wallis against Benedict Crowell, former PARISH, Jan. 31. — Willis H. G. Porter of the United States nnd CAIRO, Jnn. 31.—The cocaine a resident of Sanford, Saturday initiatory acts of hi* ambassador­ [pipped into shapo morning wns stricken with heart ship by paying a call of courtesy Rooth, president of the Interna­ Viscount Cecil for England nnd Sands and Wood Island stations assistant secretary of war, nnd aix habit among Egyptians bus grown vyhen the forepart of their vessel Prior to a voto trouble while at the Clyde Line on Spanish Ambassador Rinno, tional Chamber of Comemrcc, iust other delegates decided to make Others. to such an alarming extent that *1*» veto of the dock on Lake Monroe, nnd died who became dean of the diplomatic arrived from New York, spent Sat­ public statOrfients of their positions Was flooded from punctures of tho President Coolidge received tho tho commandment of the local po­ hull und chlorine ’’ns fumes from corps with the departure of M. -**s« bill, which while being rushed to the Fcrnnldcredentials of Emile Daeschner, lice bus issued an appeal to th* urday morning in consultation with Saturday afternoon at u meeting the batteries had driven them to '.*• President in Lnughton Hospital. Mr. Wood­ Daeschner's predecessor, J. J. Jus- officials of that body in Paris. of the joint commission. new Frenrh umbussador, and public to assitt him in keeping the deck. Several of the inert,' oth made reference to the ques­ down the evil. busted that the ruff was born in Louisville, Ky., serand, after more than 20 years Morning newspapers attach im­ of service in Washington. l of the ro'v*portance to his arrival, some sug­ The ocean water a t Deauville, who** clothing had frozen in tho tion or debts, The Egyptian nation, this official years ago. famous French watering place, was night-long struggle with the gale, ,**H the salary 05Approximately The house debated tho dispute gesting that he is bringing busi­ declares, Ls destroying itself two years after "•fovided in the he came to Sanford Mr. Woodruff ness men’s proposition for settle­ warmer on Christmas day than it sea and cold, had to be carried between organization Republicans through the drug habit, which is Seek Sites For Post ment of interallied debts. * from the deck df the submarine nnd LaFoliette insurgents, und demoralising the youth of Egypt ijjthe rate prowas in mid-August. to the «uasL guard bouts. >*tcd to com­ married Miss Emma Woodruff. President Coolidge approved the and filling the hospitals and pris­ Office In Florida ..w„. i When he came to Sanford he was mon. Officers investigating tho posi­ barring of the latter from tho Re­ ons. lie deplores trte absence of Ulnc'd that the Employed by the railroad, but lat. statutes dealing adequately with of the S-48 reported she was publican caucus. ,• WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.—Senj tion ’.°n|y temporary cr went into businoss as a com­ the evil and asserts that if*“Un­ in no immediate danger. Two ri/®"*l •investiga­ mission merchant. At the time of ator Park Trammell, today intro­ breakwaters protected her from the Doehez Sertfin Brings laws were made more rigorous nnd t i n g to a more hi.-i death he held a post under the duced 13 measures providing for received more support from the seas where she Hen in fourteen city government. Ho was of the the purchase of sites for the elec­ public, Egypt could yet be deliv­ feet of water nt low tide of soft li> B|»ideniic IU J1 “ bCilr- Presbyterian faith. tion of Federal buildings or ex­ ered. « which Plans for Sanford’s first profes­ her of golf it* ri)to a t Sanford has bottom. At high water the veaBesides his wife he Ib survived tensions to existing structures in sional golf tournament, which is to ever entertained a t bne time. Like scl ia eubmerged except for he (. f the rate inf.. O, Jan. 31. — Remark­ April 15 by two sons: Willie and Seth Florida. Among tho towns men­ bo held on the Country Club links wire the afternoon will see more conning to^er and parts of th 's results even with severe com- 5 Killed, 4 Injured h u e,en Apr. 15 Woodruff, and a grandson, Seth tioned arc Key West. Fort Myers, Monday afternoon beginning at high class golf than Sanford has super-fracture. All water tight Heated cases of scarlet fever as ‘3. 1926, Woodruff, Jr. Funeral arrange- (]|i,arwater, Daytona, Fort Pierce, 1:30 o’clock, have been completed, ever had before, In B ig Chicago Fire compartments and hatches except ulicated in u dispatch from H art­ menta have not been completed. | Montccelie, Milton and Quincy. In the tournament Sanford is the upper conning tower were clos­ ford, Conn., Thurxday night havo it wan announced Saturday morn­ ts !>r ison ing by S. O. Black, of I^ngwood, getting tho f ir s of a scriis in ed by the crew before they aban­ been obtained by the use of dcchcz CHICAGO, Jan. 31.—Five per­ manager of the Sanford Golf Club, which the lending professionals of doned t)ic vessel. serum, the American medical asso­ sons were killed and four injured " m a r k e t s ”. Two Men Confess To F e e and Fine which Is sponsoring the event. An­ this section off the state will com­ ciation announced Saturday. when fire destroyed a four-story pete for raffngs. A league has M urdering M essenger CHICAGO, Jan. 81. — Wheat: nouncement also was made by R. been organised which inciudes pay- Resources Of State apartment building at 69tn Street L. Dean, president of the club, that and Blackstone Avenue tiiia morn­ May. 2.0214 to 2.03; July, I.69t4 I f t r , 3i* ~ StePhen L Urcy meeting' will be held at the Club tona, Ormond; DeLund, Winter Banks Show Big Jump Ice Hampering Ferry ing. Two others are missing. CHICAGO, Jan. 3 1 .—Traced by to 1.704. Corn. May, U4V4 to 1.35 aHouse Park, and a number of others ut­ Tuecday night at 7 o’clock tho num ber on u German P'stol. Oats: May, 03 to 0394. Service In New York \ 2rfJ.*ltUra*y to consider tbd b>*-u»w* of, the club, most s» well known. Md sen- Edward J. Smith und Bernhardt TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 31.—Re­ NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 31.— which was recently organized. Chaplin And His Bride Mr. Block urges that cvervone, l i t J l i . * ! A l l a n ­ Mylcn of Milwaukee confessed here March. 23.70 to 23.78; Mav. 24.00 NEW YORK, Jan. 3!.—Belated In addition to voting on the ire- who can possibly do so, attend the sources of Florida State Banks and s' n J a°d fined Saturday th a t they killed Russell to 21.02; July 24.00 to 21.00; Oc­ laws, the members will fii the t tournament; He declared it an oc- Trust Companies showed an in­ trains front the west delayed by Said To Be E stranged for t £ W"’ adv« - Dickey, express messenger on tnc tober, 23.79 to 23.80, December, amount of the initiation fee and'fusion when the hospitality of the crease of 44.0 per cent at the close heavy snows upstate, are arriving t*o th*! Periodical Viking, Chicago and Northwestern 23.81. _________ LOS ANGELEsTjan 3L— At­ appoint a committco to direct a I city is of vital Importance as a of business Dec. 31, 1924 as com­ Saturday nearly a day late. While • The Railway porseng'er train in an^at­ campaign for new members. The number of out of town golf follow- pared with the same date in 1923,. New England und New York are torneys an- negotiating for a fi­ T*ti')n 7*as fined tempted hoid-up near Chicago Dec. Revers are noticed on evening club will also consider plans for era are planning to see the toama- according to a statement made seriously affected by the stow thn nancial settlement between Charle* 30, according to police. blic Saturday by the state bank- greatest trouble is in New York Chaplin, motion picture comedian and dinner gown* as well as on a St. Valentine’s Dny dance to bo ment. All of the play ia guaranteed r department. An increase of City where ice on the lower Hud­ and his It! yeur old bride he m ar­ to lie of the best and golf enthus­ held at the Country Club. frocka and they are very 410.2 per cent was shown for the son ia hampering ferry service to ried b a t November in Mexico, Congrats is now appropriating street iasts will be well repaid for watch-i in The tournament on Monday aft ■nit teverul more than |40G,000.000 annually norel developed in thin crepes ami ernoon will bring th« largest aam- Sttg the piny which wiii be free. 10 year period beginning 1914. New Jersey, _ the 1,?3 Anjeleij Time* today, chiffons. for tha Veterans’ Bureau. 'Favorable DOCTOR RELATES STORY OF WIFE’S MURDER TO JURY R No Attempt To Be; Washington News Made At Present To Dislodge S-48 « G. C. Woodruff Is Stricken By Death At Pier Saturday Plans Completed For Golf Tourney; Sanfonl Club Meets Tuesday Night E G / �. • .. »- —- i .................................................. ♦ ................. f 1 ft 1 1 I w i I ■ 1 I >s >i , ,I J r ■ 1 1 y i, Plans have alredy been prepared for attractive homes soon to be constructed at Fort M ellon- others no doubt will tollow and Fort Mellon will rapidly become a popular residential district, again greatly enhancing property values. As an ideal site for a home in which to rear one’s family, or to take advantage ot the exceptional opportunities in Florida real estate, you can find none better than those now being offered by the j s Finest Subdivision” A. P. Connelly & Sons 104 Magnolia Avenue �PAGE TWO SATURDAY. JANUARY Hungarian Countess, Former Opera New Hand Bag Is P ‘. Star, Is Now Living In Chicken Coop Evolved By French -^-.BUDAPEST. Jnn. 31.—Countess, In a class with Adeline Pitttiirand Fashion Creators ye ^ • . i Alexander Forgach. daughter o f| if-'Jlth e tate Cou/lt Alexander Forgach, s J w h o was one of the wealthiest! "landowners In Hungary, affords I *tho uiioue slwctacle of a count.la css living in a chicken b arn ., In M -cthe little commune of Hidogkut, * immediately outside of Budapest, “ and adjaebnt to the fashionable * residential section known as “Cool A *'Valley," the countess lives with »1* four board walls in a room about f.r/tt 0 by 9 feet, amid numerous chick, Scn< and n large brood of dogs. j. p The countess is now an old, > withered dame, clnd in a mnn's long coat nnd soldier’s boots. She Christina Noilsen. Verdi composed roles especially for me. In Parts, Rome, London I achieved great trlumps. Lnter I became the friend of- Princess Gniliern at Paris. When I learned that my father was dying I hurried back to Hungary. "A fter his death I remained in Hungary nnd took charge of my inheritance. I really don’t know what happened to my money. I should like to get back to my castle at EtoJ. All I want is a room nnd a hundred chickens and twenty dogs.” Her relatives state that the countess has lived at such a 'fast PARIS, Jan. 31— The “Velvet Pochette’ is the latest fashion in bags which the Paris creative nios, always on the alert in imining charming new frivolities to tem pt the fashionable woman’s fancy, has invented. They are mostly made in old* roso velvet, brightened by a for* 5 te « e n d lm r HucvcH»orii In T n m t . IS_______ e c t i o n S3.I. T o w n s h i p 19, S o u t h o f . K S u ru li H a l p l n a n d liu s lm tid , —_____ 1 BnntiK u n gre 19 39 K a s f : a ls o . C ____ oH'r Ia■«, _HI nn lMSB' p l......... n aVI'........... n d_L _h ..u s b# a*3 n d~ , .CIk* “T,ilhte N o r t h H alf (N*4> o f t h e i N®1 ^H n lp iit, |H LM rh a tp in . J a m e a H e r b e r t L a n e ‘,’H o u tliw e a t Q u a r t e r f f l W t i ) o f S e c - o M t a n d Wirt-. ---------- L an«, E l l a . H a y I th i n 33. ------T o w n sh ip 19. S o u t h o r [ t r y 1. l.am - a n d husband. — _ , J t n n g o "3 E a s t ; a ls o . ; 1051 C a r r i e A. Larte a n d h u s b_____ and. — - 1 T h e S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r ( B W l t ) l - - —. L a n e , F r a n k 8. IL e w is , __ a s T r u s te e of th e S o u th w e st Q u a r te r iH W 'i ) ! ' a n d h is H u c re s s u r * In T r u s t , a n d IL fa f S e c ti o n 23. T o w n s h i p 19. S o u t h L F a r r e l l a n d w i f e . —;------- F a r r e l l , i f H a n g s 39 H a s t ; dnU a ls o , ■ ■ end each and every of th e ab o v e ( J o v e r n n i d i t L o t T w o ( 2 ) of S e c - » . 1 f n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s . If l i v i n g , a n d 1 t h i n £1. T ' mow w in s h i p 19. S o u t h uf it e . t h e r . a n y n r a l l o f U ie s a i d l i a n tr e 29 R io t , \ J tle fe tid u n is h r d e a d , to a l l p a r t i e s r.nd to n n y a n d a l l o t h e r p e r s o n s , „ r t n r m t t t i f I n i r m s t u tliu ler e a c h a n d w h o s e n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n , cla im * 2 e v e ry o f t h e f o l l o w i n g d e c e a s e d d e - ' l n g n n y r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t In fp u d n n tp ,^ to -w lt: J . J . C o h e n a n d a n d to t h e p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a b o v e Ifw ife. 1— ' C o h e n . C h a r t r s C. W a r - : d e s c r i b e d , o r a n y p a r t o r p a r c e l U® wick, a s T r u s t e e n n d Ills S u r e s s s - ■th e r e o f . fAtlantic City I3S.37 Baltimore isa»< u r s l a T r u s t . . A b l d d . - d t . lU M v r ln . I t Is h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t y o u n n d •B a to n 42.63 *Cblesio ai m .S tan ces B. ii u l d w i n a n d w i f e , A lib le e :irb o f y o u ho a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e •Cl.v.Und 39.ni •Datrt,ll ____ F. Itslclwln, J e s s e l>. C o le a n d w if e , o u r s a i d C i r c u i t C o u r t a t t h e C o u r t t.Monlrval ‘‘ 60.64 fNlacaraPath 44.13 ■t ■ Cult* . W i l l i a m II. N p r ii n r e r H o u s e a t H a n fo rd . F l o r i d a , o n th o INaw York 'S.SS Phlladrlphia 34.39 a n d w ife. S arah S p r i n g e r . J . II. ( t h d a y o f A p ril. A. D. | ) } t , a n d •PltUbunb 39.31 Savannah LOO ifiiKrtitler n n d w i f e , ---------- M ug* t h e n a n d t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r t o t h e •Toledo 39.31 •Waahlnitoa 81.71 ru d e r , .Moses J . y » y Io r J r , , a n d w i f e Mil o f c o m p l a i n t e x h i b i t e d a g a i n s t •Via Raltn. and ratL 4VU Baits, or Phil*, md rail. »Alt-»»ter via Balto .3 day* lay* uv>r. AH itraravra via SAVANNAH.. Parra nrluda mrala (rxr.pt tickets lor Savannah). Jutaida room* extra. balling Uma 6 P . i f , *», III Barbary Coast Of Old Is Ruined By Prohibition Regime The Cliff House, perched on preci- which r . , . .^ pitous rocks beside thd Golden Gate feet from t*,1^ is known to everyone who has ever obt;*e toured California, and In the old j derrnen " ^ days was a gathering place forj HPr(,Bf.a . . bon vivants. It has now fallen: . l.*, *'r,*ht victim to the Volstead rsgime, an d ! p* after a recent prohibition raid the “ ate, will h»ve proprietor hung a sign on tho door; doughmits sad reading: "Coffee and Doughnuts, but coffee WBBBUBUBBBBacnHBnu^a, FO R B A L T IM O R E H. S. A l l e g h a n y Fell. I 14 23 H. P. J iin lu ta F*-l>. 7. IS. 2S a. H. fllo u r t Hti-r J a il. 31 Fob. II 21, 4 F O R P H IL A D E L P H IA M a n y Americans Hold Civil Service Jobs In Philippines is. a a iv rsln ii F ob . 6. 2S S. S. K ss p x F«-b. 9, 19 M eh. 2 « v N -in tu ek et F ob . 2. 12. 23 Miami to Phila. MANILA, Jan. 31.—Five hun­ dred nnd sixty-two Americans were employed in the Philippine civil service at the end of the present fiscal years, as against (304 at thd "Women have won political pow­ same time last year, according to er only to discover that such power flgurra made public by the civil is illujory."—Ida M. Tarbeil. service bureau. The Americans t i ii : n i t e r it i oi h t o f t iif . SEV EN TH .It IIK IAI. C lltC M T o f r e m it da . in and fo b s k iiin o m : n i l s t y . IN C IlA .V fK U V SMT1I W O tm i tM K K . L’o m p l a j n n n t . in 12; bureau of audita, one: execu­ tive bureau, one; Philippine con­ stabulary, 21; metropolitan dis­ vs trict, two; burenu of education, ill. I 'sfcn d n n ts. 313; Philippine health service, 11; J. J. COHKN,Cct IT A T IO N . bureau of customs, three; bureau T o .J. J . C o h e n a n d w i f e ---------of internal revenue, four; bureau C o h e n . C h a r l e s C W a r w i c k . us T r u s t e e a n d Ills Sueei-ssorM in T r u s t , of the treasury, two; burenu of A a l d w i n . S t u r g i s II, B a l d ­ printing, one; Philippine library w bi ni d en nS.d B w ife. A b id e F. Buhl win. and museum, one; bureau of pris­ J e s s e I », C ole a n d w ife , --------- - Cole. ons, seven; bureau of agriculture, W ll ll u u i II. S p r i n g e r a n d w ife, S a r a h . from it fdm grains of acid and * waste, mo we can rapidly under* stand the vital importance' of ) keeping tho kidneys active, x Drink lots of good .w ater—you I can't drink too much; nlso get l from any pharmacist about four . ounces of Jnd,Snlts; take a table* spoonful in :t gins* of water be* fore hreaktast cncli morning or •i a few days and- your kidneys may i thtn act- fln e .-Jlh * famous salts ( is mads front .the acid of grapes I and lemon juice, combined with I llthln, and has been used for years * to help clean and stimulate clog- gtd kidneys; ulso to neutralize the *J acitia in lipj system so they arc * no longer a source of irritation, jf1 tints often relieving bladder wettkv nc is. Jrd Salts is inexpensive; can not * injure; makes n delightful efferJ vtTcont lillda-water drink whicli 1 everyone should take now nnd then ■* ho help keep their kidneys clean ; and active. Try this; also keep up , the water drinking nnd no doubt ^ you will wonder what became of your kidney trouble ami backache. H.v r.II menus have your physiciun I ex: nine your kidneys at least * twiio n year. —Adv. S p r i n g e r , j . it. M n g r n d e r a n d -w if e . -: - M o g r n d e r , M o s e s J . T tt y l o r .lr., a n d , w i f e , .4m ile B. T a y l o r . I>nvId M o n t g o m e r y and w if e . - - ■- M o n t g o m e r y , B u h e r t II. Itiltnsey, an T r u s t e e n n d Ills S u c c e s s o r s lit T r u s t . M a r g a r e t S. B n n ise y . Ind iv id u ally a n d n s S u c c e s s o r U| T r u s t I•> Bolte r t II. B n iu se y , M f t r n a n t VV. B n n i ­ s e y n u d h u s l u in d , ---------- B u m s . ) . J a m e a \V. J o h n s o n m id w if e . --------J u l i u s . in, C l a r k \Y. Me I toiui Id n u d w ife . ---------.M cD onald.' Alary A. .M acD onald a n d h u s h i u id , J o h n A. .M acD onald, C. (*. F g l M r a n d Wife, ---------- F l i l l e r . It. S. F u U e r a n d w ife, •---------- F u l l e r . W II. H t o d d e n a n d w i f e , ----------S to d ile n , It. M. S t o d d e n a n d w ife, ---------- S to d d e n . t l e o r g e K. B row n and w if e , — — B ro w n . S ig m u n d c u m p e r t a n d w ife , Ida D u m p e r ! , S. C o m p o r t n n d w ife . -----1 — U u m p e r t . L o is M. L a n e , a s T r u s - und w ife. ---------- l l r o w n . H ia m u i u l C i m i p r r t a m ) w ife. Idn t.tim fw rrt. H. C u m i n r t a n d wlfi>. ..........Mnniniwi. Lola SI. L a n e , u* T r u s t e e am <1 «: ] h e r S u r e , i i a r * in T r u s t , i t a r u l t H u tp in a n d husband. ■ I Iiilpid, j i ‘o r a H a tp in a n d liiistiuml, — ■■— H n lp ln , J a m e s lliw bc-rl L n im and J n w i f . . . . — — — L a n e . Kiln M a y l^n** >u a n d liiiHlumd. ---------- l*’in»'. C t p ’l ^ A. laim - n n d ItiiNbnud, ---------- Ln:t**.' — F r a n k S. I.ew ln iis T r u n i n : a n d - i d ' i Hllrn-nnorn 111 T r o u t , a n d K. I* F a r rrll and u lf<-. — ------ F n r r if H , -«,r JJ otliri-u ls r. Jn it nil t o ' t h e lilhilA n b r « - « I, ,a f t e r d r v r r l b e d ; l*M-irll p a r t l r i i » rb ilm liiK InU-rentn u n d e r Tt»o». K ■ W ils o n , d e c e i v e d . T b o iU M ^ JE m m H jt , 5 V.’ilnon, d e c e rn e d . .lu m a s L a n e , t l i i - j S r - u s e d . a n d J o h n Marly, d e c e a s e d . , u o r o ti te r w l s e . In a n d t o t h e fo llo w * l g (UK d e s c r ib e d l a n d s s i t u a t e , l y i n g I q nnd b e i n g In t h e C o u n t ) o f Hein!- n nob* n o d Hinto o f F l o r i d a , m o r e B p a rtic u la rly d escribed a s f o l lo w s ., n t o . w it: J i l o v e r n n i e n t t.o tn O n e t l ) and 5 T w o 12) a n d t h e H a st H a l f <H*a) D or th e S o u th east Q u a rte r I S E ' , ) of H S ect Inn 22. T o w n s h i p t'J. Hijnth of g B u n g e 29 M ast: nlso, :■ (ioV ern m elit lull O ne ( I ) o f Her- | ■ t li.n 23. T o w n s h i p 19, K o u tb uf ■ B u n g e 29 M ast; also , f; K o v e r p m e n t Lot T w o t 2 ) o f S e e - i J 1t h i n J 23. . T o w n s h i p 19. S o u th of ■ B u n g e 29 Must: nls o. i 1 ( io v e rn n u 'U t l.ot T h r e e ( 3 ) uf g 1Heel Ion 23. T o w n s h i p 19. S o u t h o f , ® B u n g e 29 Must: nlso. I [tie W e s t H a lf <w>a) of tlte .H j S o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r t S K ' , ) o f S ec- 1■ th in 23, T o w n s h i p 19. S o u t h of 10 | B u n g e 29 Must; also. I* „ T h e N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r i N M , ) of i ■ L ih c n il T a b ic th e S o u th e a s t Q u iirter ( S M '.i ) of ■ [H ertlnii 23, T o w n s h i p 19, S o u t h of B u n g e 29 M ast; a ls o . a Tile S o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r I H K l i ) of I ■ ' t h e S.m theliM Q u a r t e r (H M U J of I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ian. JJ. Feb. 1 .1 1 . 21. Mar. L F o r f u r th e r tn fo iu ia tlo n w rit* Getting Ahea On a Small Incc MERCHANTS & MINERS T R A N S P O R T A T IO N C O . . ier 800 F.. Bay St. Telephone Gw Every Sunday a Holiday— Because AN account in our Interest Dqj ment is the ideal method of for people with limited incomcf It is a convenient way to put t small sums regularly every wed compound interest. IVe accept deposits of one dollar or more. Hotel Montezuma SERVES A TEMPTING, HOME COOKED DINNER Sanford Got the habit of dining Sunday at HOTfcL MONTEZUMA and Savings! Phone 321 D ,^ I'iifaiiuiia-’ Another N ew 1OO HOLLYWOOD n n n *i a n i r o h m b i s i b Yet only three years ago the site o f the present thriving city and resort v‘ unattractive Florida land. T F< rue i ec ettr ilulu baby ('hicks. Tln»y arc at pretty ns can be. They arc g.K'd t'* feast your eyes upon. True to Colour ami pcrlegree 'l hey are tho Rhode island Strain - Tho Lest that cun be brill. They arc adapted for thin climate. The pure It node Inland Red. Also Gold Fish. Ilirds and Supplies ♦3*4^4 %« %♦ N*ria u n c u s LinaniaaBaxaiiHBBii HE answer to the question of this m agnificent metamorphosis is to be found in superb location and broadly conceived, rigorously e x ­ ecuted en gineering and architectual plans for the adequate develop­ ment o f the vast Hollywood By-the-Sea tracts. a w ilderness—wild acres of rather the city rests squarely astride the D ixie H ighway and main lin Florida East Coast Railroad—with the Inland W ater and EastD way passing through it. This in the most glorious o f clim ates—in a land of sunshine a breezes; with ocean bathing every day in the year—with hut i grees variation in the thermometer reading from month to nw land o f healthfulness, and abnormal fertility, with a growing* produces three full crops a year, and where opportunitw is gra than ever before. Besides being on the very shores o f th e A tlantic Ocean, fifty miles south o f Palm Beach and fifteen north o f Miami— Hollywood By-the-Sea has every other strategic advantage. Each year three hundred thousand persons or more pass directly through en-route down the east coast of the state. They m ust—they couldn’t go around Hollywood if they chose- for You’ll Enjoy the FREE INSPECTION TOUR - No Oblig You will learn why So Much is Heard about Hollywood A suburban home with all mr.dern conveniences, close in on paved road. Ideal location for Truck-Garden and Poultry. 25 per cent discount on this property if sold at once. (Cash or Terms) Apply at Herald Office ■C2UUBEUUM B1 X 1 1 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ IB oHywood Hy-the-Sea. Our Specially Designed ekly Trips from Sanford. Clip. Fill Out and Mail This Coupon Today! J. 11. CADI,HR, Local Man; IOH Second St„ Sanford, Ft Dear Sir; Kindly send me without obligation on my part, full information about the FREE TOUR OF INSPECTION to Hollywood By-the-Sea, and Descriptive Printed Matter. Illustrated. EASY PAYMENTS Macliln<>* U n p a i r e d a m i H c n t f i t \ \ r Do H r U l . t l t c b l n u I ' h u i t r IV l-W . 31.1 ■:«•! 1*1 SI, W. H. Mims, Branch tMgr Stove and Fire Place Wood Cut to Suit 311.00 pur curd delivered Britt Realty Company COMP Hollywood Land and Water J. W. YOUNC President SANFORD OFFICE—108 Second St. Phone 282 or It J. B. ( ALDER. Local Mgr. ADDRESS ....................... State Complete information about the tour, iogether with Hollywood p r in te d matter, ill' sent to you on receipt of the Coupon in this advertisement. AGENTS FOR NAME ................................. -.......... Singer Sewing Machine Co. I | Jacksonville Wes t Palm Beac i Avon Park St.Augustine �THE SANFORD HERALD, 8A’ Radio Program , W,EApiSSV»‘“York l (492) . PrograAt far Feb. 1 WEMC—Berrien Springs (286) 8:15 choir, reading, vocal duet, lecture. WEEI—Boston (303) 6:20 Roxy and his Cana. WGR—Buffalo (319) 6:15 ser- . Jan . ■hip to be.butlt here. It.U 288 feet tag speed will be 65 miles An hour, I a s i l l l H l M I I I U I I I I i n i l l lonr, 7oh f«et lit di«nieter and S if t r t , « *“ - - n i l t i A in ■!<nb dAirmiuJ*. -S t Q fL L 0:20 York (455) C orchestra; 7:30 a** ontralto. t W H N -I........... . X»rk <» tamer* j 10 orchestra ------ 1; 10:30 dance;* 11 music. b JANUARY SI, 1928. - 5 New Vur ■New York City (273) All Are Semi-Rigid. C ra ft For j Use Army and Nttjf; ^ Hamlet In Cum* K r e ! " " ' sln*“"‘3. '- vocal, Bible Ship Lnty, Burned Tea . KGO—Oakland (312) 10 services. [r Famous Boston 9*10 special. WUAR—Philndelphiiia (395) 5 ' AKRON, O;, iaiL f>31.-*-Work oil KYW—-Chicago (535.4) 7 Sun­ orihest ^•respondent Says ra. the seven serai-ri day Evenings club, speaker. HiTT- 30.—Boston’-* • » WLS—Chicago . (345) 6:30 or- 3e r S r Philade^ hla (509:0) 7:30' L i has been so we! (an; 7-8 musical. Wir>_PhilailcJpliia (509 ) 0:15 WHK—Cleveland (273) 6:30 ser- FC^'ces; | by historians that 8:30 concert. /ice; 8 symphony orchestra. Uions through the . r—Philadelphia (395) 6:30 WFAA—Dallas News (472.9) 9 Whole have heard lit rithestra, quartet. service*. C of the Greenwicl WOC—Davenport (498) 8 *er- 8t S A~ pt^ upRh < m i ) 6:30 iJhich likewise stirr rices; 9130 musical. Its. happening, as i KOA—Denver (322.4) 8:30 ser- 0■1.30 - K entertainer*. A? 1 S?n Antonio (394.5) m«r the first Gener ' -dees. Uf the Colonies hat WCX—Detroit Free Prers (516) [Philadelphia to pro 1:15 services. the stamp tax say WBAP—Ft. Worth Star TeloLt #t Greenwich, N rram (476) 11 frolics. Lton Globe.” KNX—Hollywood (337) 9 serfctntennial of tht •ices; 10 orchestra; 11 instrumen­ L, burning M l oi tal, vocal. l 22. There was w ; WDAF—Kansas City Star (411) I celebration of th' 1-5 classical, music; 5 Internation­ , 7* . , .:lon* (n45) 8 quartet, celestial bells, instrumental, vocal. I gone years ago t al Sunday School less on. Lent wa" erected tip WHB—Kansas City (411) 8-9:15 GERMANY LIKES U. S. HORSES Lhcre the tea wir Services. I -■ ■ ' . * Inttiled with elabor ‘ KHJ—Los Angeles Times (395) BERLIN, Jan. 31. — First-cla:i 3 Imomes. Fifty year 1:30 concert; 9 organ; 10 vocal, taco poises are being imported in knisl of this historic nstrumental. Jaw in g numbers to Germany front L rTed with thousand KFSG—Los Angeles (278) 9 re- the United State*. A representa­ igtous; 12 organ. King part. tive of the Prussian state racing § grown into a cit)' > KFI—L o s Angeles (467) 10 or- commission visited.AmcriI m a poured into it hestra; 11 features’; 12 orchestra. cn officially, recently and purchased scvorul I Greenwich, N. J. KJS—Los Angeles (252) 8 Her- trotters both for racing and breed­ I bustling little port ices; 9:16 religious, music. ing purposes. He gave so glowing WMC—Memphis Commercial An an account of American horse Lmt of Philadelphia r [the 18th century, i: oeal (503,9) 11 a. m., services First breeding that leading sportsmen dethodist Church. Knalet arc quickly following suit in placWCCO—Minneapolis - St. P au l,/ mg orders with America. ■ Greenwich today i Hack the pig« of his K m d a half* A yel Bump is front of th< ■ |i abent the onl; ■ note to break th* ■ rilbce’s broad quie constructed here ZepeUn Qcrfporati States govfcmmei ed an rapidly i BS-1, largeefshi n a -i, largest ship of It! kind evsr built, is practically completed and I;. being shipped to Scott' Field, near St. Louis, for assembly' and test flight, : i - * -l .All of the ships are to be used by the United States army for training purposes. Each in equipp­ ed with the, latest improved pho­ to praghic and radio device#. Major-Norman; W. Feck*'of the uriHed States array fa nuperintending construction *for the* gov­ ernment, and will ilV the ItS-b-on Its test, flight. ; t ’A Of - the •six smaller ahipa being constructed, there are o f-th e 3 powered by two :Ob Curtis V ’ TjS. ^.ith a gas caFMty of 2(K),000, cubic* fe#t isad; proponed by twS 146-horse J p#w*r ihotors, and three, are of the'ff TA type. Our Servlic—Every lull * OUR SPECIAL | ~ Family Finish 15c lb/minimum $1.50 } i > * S -A untlry Can'Du. (Must Be Half Flat WbFV)' * J DltY CLEANING AND DYING PRESSING ANp PLEATING Office McMullen’s Barber Shop. . Ti ■V ■v ' - *1 4 * Phone 9113 '• * * *' * ■ ■ a a u H u a e M a ia m a M M M a H n u M a u im N u iiM U p p i •V ''i>“ t " ‘ *> f k t *'£ -.7 FEBRUARY 17-18-19,20-21—1925 •S i i a ! f * .« - ' - ' EXPIRATION OF LBA$I£ >"■- * Greatest Fair in History of the Two Counties It is a pleasure'to have Seminole exhibit \vi Of'Orange once again anti the people of oriV county'ate hskctl to give liberal support'. $12.50 Value for $o.d0 ‘ My lease expires in March, in order to reduce^ stock, wilt for a limited time, offer you afc popular <lxG high grade photograph and one large 8x10—nil for $6.00. CHILDREN A SPECIALTY This is a Bully Fair—The. Best Attractions and Finest Exhibits Owen, Photographer m a Phone 632,W 112. Park Ave. l u l u Indians. B bores, with whit* E fc n t stoops, static KiJ,. grass-fringe* ■ The oldest nmnsioi H i>i gem of Colon Erf. Even the newc I which (here arc l Re Colonial lines. Rttfng Is’ Very "mud ■then a band of stou lids, disguised as In liato the cellar of f ft the market square liny cases uf tea tha ltd stored there, am [of Dec. 22, 1774, se I mt its lurid glar* Already aroused Colo ltd the scene of th; L Philadelphia, when Itnl Congress of the | (itt September 5 o! pr snd entered into r b import nor use anj pebndise from Grea uy India tea, made cf mure than passing Iirnlan was a mmistei il then, residing it In hU diary he wrote: I the tea was, by t ka< in disguise, tak k house ami consum I Violent and tliffer Ivords about this un Raver among the in Jome rave, some curs* Lsome try to reason M the tea is destroy M ail disapprove o’ fl destruction." a Out of Court. |y wan the sentiment Mb was reflected it of the criminal am [which followed clos* Mof this daring defi 0owm and Parliament hpc's was started a P of the principals b Court the following | aay an attempt wa* n the Cumberlani BJury indict the lead h burning, Elnun. then SheriV b of cne of the lend M band and he saw ,’ury of Whigs was IDaniel Elmer, anothMthe foreman. The » very exhuustivi r t(a burning, but n* [<r* found. Later an F wntnoneil a Gram p “ut they also fail Ila «ny true bills a r r*of the band. P lr tree now standi r '.f a fcw small fish[ t« foot of Greenr f m *treet, where th» P unloaded its car r e that incmorabl' | ‘ «ntUry nnd a hab r* busy docks havi ■ be trade with th■ ** off during tin Commerce was re ['Jailed up the riv P''rl of I'hila B* Jf following th« R * channel fivt I'fwnjey River fron hit Lto Oreenwich. Building a comfortable and attractive home is a great achievement. We ask that you allow ua to asHist you in the building of your home. A contractor that operates n novelty mill is well nblfj to do the work. 1 - ,* You have our assurance that wo are as well quali­ fied to construct, remodel, or repair your home as any other firm. Investors a t Oak Hill are getting dollar for dol­ lar value on their money. Well, located, high class real estate, real estate that’s worth more than they pay for it. North French Avenue, We would like to have an opportunity to show these homesites to you. But don’t expect a, free dinner or an entertainm ent thrown in, as the low prices at which we are selling these properties make such practices "SC6IMG l» BBUEVIW ft"tt thrway the w ife purir WHEW HuBOY TALKED ,OP THAT MErJ i B u tJ & A tO tU r [»■* bouse ucroa* thr LLT the monumeni r/Jt to as the “te; indicate tha „,n which the tei ^ Pp^art-d long ago. in H hI*" ■i 1B I m ■Bi L J L . kL ■ay’s clataifiet money making ">) Fire Place W ood to Suit <r ">'d delivered alt>' C-ompan: Sco your home before it is built. Obtain ideas for ymir homo now. Eliminate guess work and extravagance, There is a real advantage in securing completed plans ar I 18 1 1 IH 1 EM Ik w . before the carpenters begin work. ,,ai!d rig h t Start right, and then b: The Suburb of Opportunity Drop by our office nnd look over what wo have *— In modern and convenient bungalow plans. ®*»«»ioxxaB* ID. minute „in5“ ] e»de fur so PHONE 563 NORTH LAUREL AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA N. II. GARNER, Developer 112 Park Ave. �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1925. The Sanford Herald r e r j n firm o nn r m p i ■t S r n f « r i 1. I'ln rliln HernnU < 1.4HM M a t t e r , 1»Vj , a t tin* I ’l i a t o f f l c r F li tr .d a , inirtrr A c t o f s riis c itira n * H A TES On* T e a r - 17.00 S ix M o n t h s Delivered In C i t y b y C a r r i e r , p e l week IS e. W e e k l y E d i t i o n 13.00 **r fear. srK C IA t. .VOTICHI All o b itu a ry n o ti c e s , c a r d s of ( h a n k s , re so lu tio n s • n d n o tic e s o f e n te r ta in m e n ts w h e re c h a r g e s Are m a d e w ill be c h a r g e d f d t a t r e g u la r a d v e rtis in g ra te s . - - ■Bwnr.n T im Associated rim e s T h s A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s Is e x c lu s ­ iv e ly e n t i t l e d t o t h e u s e f o r r e p u b ­ lic a n on o f nil new s d i s p a t c h e s c re d ite d t r It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d ta d In t h i s p a p e r a n d a ls o t h e local S•lfa wr esp uptui lbllrinsthl endn h e r e i n . All r l a h t s of sp e c ia l d is p a tc h * M h e r e i n n r e a ls o r e s e r v e d . SATURDAY, JAN. .11, 1925 BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. A MUCH NEEDED PRAYER: —Create in ina a clean heart, () God; and renew a right spirit with­ in me. Psalm 51:10. ; YOUTH EVER RENEWED 'At little sun, a little rain, A soft wind blowing from the west— And W oods and fields arc sweet again 'And warmth within the moun­ tain’s breast. So ample is the earth we tread, .So quick with love and life and frame, Ten thousand years have dawned and fled And still her magic is the rnme. A A And (Is little love, a little trust, soft impulse, n sudden dream, life ns dry ns desert dust fresher than the mountain stream. They Do It W ith Bible Schools As Brisbane' Sees It THE COW THAT N EV ER GOES DRY Those sincere people who worry about the lack of Bible teaching in the public schools, and who know* th at unless ‘T ake Heed?" Why Should we? Dash. boys and girls acquire some knowledge of Biblical literature Self-Determination, Neither Rats Nor Humans. in their grammar school days they are likely never to ac­ quire it, can find some excellent ways to off-set the absence BY ARTHUR BRISBANE of public school Bible lessons if they will read of some of the ( O p r M C f c l 1034) plan? being followed in other cities. In Toledo, Ohio, for instance, the Council of Churches THE PROPOSED constitutional maintains Bible schools in churches nearest thirty-seven amendment that would enable con­ of the city’s public schools. The-city’s Board of Education gress to regulate child labor la permits one hour a week from echool to each pupil whose evidently defeated. That Is an In­ parents file a written request,- and the hour, with some teresting test of United States after-school hours if the child desire it, is given to instruction civilization und answers the red in Biblical literature and to instruction in simple lessons of blooded 100 per cent Americans right-and-wrong derived from study of Biblical stories and who deny that money is tho main injunctions. power here. More than five thousand pupils attend these schools, Very interesting is the objection and the denominations enrolled for the classes include the to any interference with child lab­ Baptist, Christian Alliance, Church of Christ, Church of or for fear it might interfere with God, Bret hern Congregational, Christian Science, Episcopal, the usefulness of children in relig­ and other institutions. The Evangelical, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, United ious founder of Christianity would be Brethern and both the Homan and Greek Catholic. interested to find his professional Unfortunately it is usually the child from the home which followers fighting nn amendment sees to it that children have instruction in the Bible, who is that would save children from shameful exploitation in mills, sent to regularly established "Bible Schools." Children mines factories. The warning who do not go to Sunday school and who have no home in­ againstandhiring one of these little struction rarely are found among the attendants. But if I ones because “their angels do al­ such schools were made entertaining, if the lessons were ways behold the face of my Fath­ interspersed with games and the affair made attractive in er, which is in Heaven,” must not be taken too .seriously, where as many ways as possible, then if the Bible school were ac­ cash arc concerned. After cepted ns a substitute for an hour a week of regular school nil, anprofits idealist, preaching in Gali­ work, it would seem that practically every child would he leo 11)00 years ago could hardly b-> expected to understand needs in eager to enroll in the classes. Assuredly the work is worth undertaking in every com­ 1925. munity in which the meager time of the usual Sunday DANGER OF setting nil Crotschool, with its brief space for real Bible study, is the only ia “in flames and smashing the time provided for instruction in the greatest of books. Jugo-Slnvian kingdom,” says the Divorced from any of the "revival” features that are so newspaper headline. Many of the injurious to young minds and hearts, and organized in the artificially created “self determin­ ing” governments, established nftspirit of making the work attractive to merry youngsters er thd war, will 1m? smashed or ab­ who like to play, a Bible School could do wonders in the sorbed by stronger powers before making of better citizens and better homes. long. S o d e ty n ew , Qiolidffa took i flower without inct members r x d t Tb e AW AioTo'JteeAiw You WART-fieR£S lots OF JT "rS thought it J ,} can tel| , effective. They Sweet Adeline. Wish there * make old autos tique hunters. Los Angeles vtott rd $25,000. Hit b? the air but tdw* the heir. Mrs. Sack of Pr got $500,000 becaai left her holding the The3o antique ha times nmusing. A from now some cf i buy will be a hum This Follow the pretty piece of mi does remind us of • APPRO?' woman n| money toj If they don't hmj^ year’s baseball probal tinish in time u its year's. Self determination is n pleasing expression but doesn’t nien.i much. The story told and the strength shown, through centuries, not any Did you roail whnt Arthur Brisbane had to say about burst, of sentiment, following war So simple is the heart «>f man, Florida and the opportunities it presents? You people, who determine n people’s fate. Those So reuily for new hope and joy, say that Florida realty values arc too high and who think that could not govern themselves Ten thousand years since it began before the war do not become sud­ that Florida has just about reached the crest and is due denly -Have left it younger than a boy merely because the TAMPA TIMES for a little decline on the other side, what do you think the allies capable, —THE WASP. heat Germany. Foolish is value of property will be "when the Wall Street broker tho power that sets up n nation, Leon Trotsky has played no in- | nations of the world, and brought There will be some good sermons leaves his office at noon and flies down to Sarasota, or or an individual in business for considerablc part in the world's ; her near to ruin by their destruc­ In Sanford churches tomorrow. Jupiter Island, or Miami, in time for a drive and a swim himself, unless nation or individual history. As a partner of Lenin tive and autocratic methods: They has proved his fitness. Merely he had a part in overthrowing the (demonstrated to all the world the before dinner the same evening?” -This is the last rtny of the month wishing for self-government does greatest autocracy the world has utter futility of communism as a With the continual construction of railroads leading not constitute capacity for selfand the New Ycur did start out known, and drove ths abso­ i method of government, nnd made to Florida and the constant improvement of transportation government. Ask Egypt or the I ever right in Sanford. lute ruler of 190,000,000 people j it a tiling to be despised nnd con- j facilities, Florida is being brought closer and closer to the from his throne to an ignomini­ ! demned bv all sane peoples. -There is scnreely a day that goes great centers of population in this hemisphere. Excellent ous death. A couple of previous­ And when Lenin passed on the [ by but that some new subdivision MRS. ROSKLLA Pyne has still ly unknown adventures, they stag­ clonk of power quickly fell from automobile roads are rapidly being built and transportation it) announced. by the water route steadily being improved, until tourists to learn that snd experience is the ed a revolution which elevated them 1the shoulders of his partner, Trotonly teacher. To frighten away ta the head of a great nation and Other conspirators more , Now someone ought to write a will have a choice of any number of excellent modes of travel. rats she kept on her bureau a kept them there through several ' sky. powerful thnn he cut him out of book on why a married man makes But what will revolutionize the tourist business in this loaded pistol with a piece of cheese stormy and passion filled years. hi a. membership in the revolution­ tho best husband. country will be the final development of the airplane. As just in front of tho muzzle. “They­ ary war council, and threatened ’ll go to the cheese, sec that my Brisbane says it will be only a short while before New him with further punishment un­ M f it’s tru e that n fool and hi3 pistol is loaded, then run away less he submitted tamely to their money a r e soon parted, there Yorkers will fly to Florida from their New York or Chicago from my apartment for fear I’ll demands:"' And he submitted like homes in a few hours. They will open and read their m o rn ­ uren't m any fools in Hanford. shoot them," said she. Foolish the coward he is. It may be ques­ ing mail in Boston and spend the same evening under the impel , tio n ed whether Russia will be any; On theso cold mornings an alarm palms with their families. better off by its change of rulers. Not only nre human beings as clock Is about the most necessary 1The only certainty in sight is Why not? Airplanes have crossed the Atlantic. They intelligent ns that. A little while thing in the world. 1that it can bo no worse. have flown 'round the world. They have reached a speed of ago they looked into the barrel As for Trotsky, the only thing of a gun labelled “War." It went It appears that Jonathan Davis, two hundred miles an hour. It is only a matter of a little off and killed 20 millions of them. left for him is exile to some oth­ the “dirt-farm er” governor, has time until giant passenger carrying airplanes will be speed­ Hut even that won’t make them er country, if indeed that will be j turned out to he a gold-digger. ing through the air at the rate of five hundred miles an permitted by his enemies, who at keep away from war. They used -------o------present, are a t the head of things to hang murderers in public and •“Hells Bells” is a now comedy in hour. Then the trip from New York to Sanford will be other in Russia. So passes not n grentj criminals gathered to see. made in about two hours and a half. New York, hut they won’t lie so man—for he never was that—but Hut that did not stop murders. funny when heard ojf the stage. Can you imagine the numbers of tourists who will come a man who for a brief period was -------- o-------to Florida when distance is thus so totally annihilated? CONGRESS. HAVING decided much in the public eye. When it comes to narking laws, There will be few to mourn his it’s n good thing that the City Hundreds of thousands come now when the trip requires to turn over the people’s property passing. Commission doesn’t have jurisdic­ two and sometimes three days. Millions will come when they nt Muscle Shoals to a private con­ tion of the whole county. can run down for the week-end and be back in their offices cern shows that it cares little for on Monday. Millions will send their families down when public opinion. Hut it does not Since paint and powder have complete lack of intelligence, know that »they themselves can fly down frequently i show come into such excessive demand, they It objects to having Senator Nnr4 Si I— 9 »onp dealers have found it neces­ LOUIS V11.l.E COU Ri E R-JO U RN AL I ris on tlie committee chosen to sary to advertise extensively, *adjust matters between house and -------o------senate. That's intelligent. A man A remarkable story is told by a one or more of the boy Mr. nnd Mrs. John W. Davis like Norris honest, able, belligerent crew of bridge builders who, find- stones to bed, bent on have returned to America from a and not afraid to rail a senator a j ing boarding houses scarce in a little fun. long tour of Europe. Let’s see grafter, when he happens to be a | Washington County locality, leas­ Kentucky and To nnessee had one now, who is John W. Davis? grafter cun l>o a great nuisance on ed a vacant house which had the example supernatural high! j an important committee. reputation of being haunted. Aft­ jinks-whlrhof becnnie The only trouble about the now so noted thnt er they had retired, their hairbroadensting station is that everyAndrew Jackson and members of j THERE Is real sickness inising tale runs, stones began his suite drove over to witness one will have to take his turn to .sentiment recognizes the dignity of youWHEN need a real remedy. At Nome bouncing on the floor ami one *>f its activities. This was the fam­ Hpenk over it. honor lies in honest toil.—Cleveland. in Alaska, there is nn epidemic of the men. a reputable citizen of ous “ Bell witch,” as it was called., diphtheria and none of the anti­ Mitchell -burg, was seized by the whose mischief-making propensiti­ foot, jerked out of bed nnd haul­ es along the Logan County border toxin that cures diphtheria. ed about tho room by an unseen nearly drove one family insane and The epidemic will proceed and many will die, until the anti toxin visitor. Tho eouraycaua Kentuck­ brought much mortifying notoriety can be provided. Then the danger ians. who decline to admit toiTor, to one dignified old elder’s family Gad hath mai will pass. It takes real science | stuck to their posts—bedposts-— nearly a century ngo. Scientists What has become of the old- many inventions to combat a real disease. Those until morning, when they found and visitors from all over the fashioned (iod-bless-our-honie mot­ that deny the value of power of 23 boulders upon the floor, not­ country came to investigate and to that used to hang on the wall? scientific vaccination belong in the withstanding that nil doors and went away to wonder. In nn un­ —Times-Union. Never heard of lower kindergarten grades. Suuh windows were locked and there explained manner furniture danc­ such a thing. a statement annoys many well were no holes in the walls or, red­ ed about, windows were rattled, GAINESVILLE HUN meaning souls but that can't lx* hair was pulled, articles disappear­ we recommend unit tlie cham ­ helped. Others of the same type ed and many other mysterious go­ ber of Commerce award a platinum The unfortunate and tragic kill 11 ninmimments lor young wives. ings-on were noted. On his way loving cup to tlie oldest inhabi­ ing of the young wife by her hus­ In the.-e modern days of feminine are annoyed, his own plays and n lew still resent if you insist that to the habitat of thu “witch,” tant who predictrrr that a cold independence, this is how* it should Jackson’s horse reared at tho sup-, winter would follow a warm sum­ band, unit followed by bis own sui­ run: Don’t commit indiscretions earth is round. cide at Daytona, brings forcibly mer. nosed sight of the "spirit." which ■ that lay you open to suspicion of always appeared to be visible to * JACKSONVILLE PROPOSES} to mind that these occurrences are graver things." animals, an<l the General laughed B New York is in the grip of an­ growing all too frequent. Do­ New York judge suggest:: to regulate “jay walking” by laws, j other cold wave. Here’s hoping mestic infelicity generally begins tenThis about it afterwards. There is lit- * The pedestrian who often nets as rules for wives to follow. He those New Yorkers get :-o cold it in early married life. It is rare promises, later, to tie in history about the noted Bell B though his life were of little con­ givo some, ad- sequence, will take them two months to get that husbands and wives are es­ witch, but legend is rich with tales m will be compelled tr* walk thawed out aft.-r they reach Flor- tranged after they have lived to­ viiu to husbands. The ten rules the streets as though ho knew that concerning it and a t least one Ti -•'Uggested by him nnd which he book, now out of print, was writ-1 _ automobiles exist. Reading news­ gether any number of years. believes, if wives would follow, ten about it. papers as you cross tho street or Judge Koehendorfcr is a New would avert thousands of cases of A London tailor declares that ru hing into the roud with your judge who lias handled hun­ domestic infelicity, are: during various seances ho bus hud York 1. Don’t commit indiscretions \ head turned backward to wave at more than 12,000 words with Lord dreds of eases of domestic troub­ Northclitrc, late newspaper pub­ les. In an article in Collier's that lay you open to suspicion of loved one3 is apt to make the 1 loved ones miss you for all time. lisher. Probably still trying to Weekly ho takes occasion t < give graver things. NEW YOi'.K HKRAI.D TRIBUNE some advice to wives. Comment­ collect that pressing bill. 2. Don’t treat your husband as] Chickens, doys, even pigs are rap­ idly learning that automobiles are ing on a e.i u recently before him -------o------if he were omnipotent and then What continues to happen in imperial the pence and suietj The chap who insists that h" he says: complain later because he believes dangerous. Cows nnd human be­ ings never make the discovery. "That foolish young wife Mint it him self. Herrin Is but a repetition of con­ even of the greatest city in Ameri likes zero weather is probably first ditions in tho old Western mining ca. cousin to tbe fellow who professes harped on her rights. She did not 3. Don’t treat your husband us camps, and in such communities to enjoy an ice-cold plunge.— Bos­ realize that in wedlock it i-- *1- if he were* a trespasser in his own as Dodge City, Kan., was 50 years ton TruiiBcript. More likely the homo. same bird. Contemporary Comments ago. Lawlessness quickly be­ 3. Don’t Bing the praises of comes contagious. Let men be­ other women’s husbands, suggest­ We’re still waiting for the edi­ gin to “pack gum" even if they do ing how much more generous they torial writ.-r of the Wauchuln Ad­ so at first from motives of eclfare than your husband. vocate to B. S. V. P. as to his age. protection, and trouble is soon 5. Don’t everlastingl" preuch For foar that he missed our first afoot. that you husband is a failure, remark, were 281*—Clermont Herrin's recent outbreak appears thinking it will inspire him to suc­ Press. It wouldn't surprise us if he cess. to be wholly unrelated to the disPari, journal says that wo weren't really older than he nt order which gave hi r a had name docs not dress on man’s ncco ti. Don’t tell all your private first thought he was. tome time ngo. It was, neverthe- Bat she generally charges it to business to your women friends. ------ o------less, far more likely to happen in account.—Wall Htreet Journal. 7. Honor your husband’s fath­ Won tan explains why she kept . a town where the >"qb spirit once --------er and mother—especially his n loaded revolver on her dressing mother. But it ii hard to understand the remained unchecked for n consulSome men never ?ee an op table. A piece of chcusc placed a an that lias not got religion and viable period. tunity to do good because they 8. Don’t preach economy to little before thu muzzle of the re ­ ill persists in jay walking. It's There is a lesson in the history so high up, and others because I your husband while you spend ex­ volver attracted rats, hut when the king n foolishing double risk. of Herrin for other cities, par- are so low down,—Orlando Rep travagantly on yourself. rats noticed the revolver they be­ Billy Sunday should be the man ticularly New York. Crime breeds er-Star. 9. Don’t hold your husband to came frightened and ran away. exhort the jay walker. “Tho crime, as lawlessness bre< n strict accounting of all the prom­ Tin so tats communicated the fact rxt foolish step takes you in front lfS£n<*saHold-ups, bu ises he made as u lovor. «f thu revolver to oth?r ruts who To bad right in the heart cf t u the rushing car and the next siut* -breaking nr.d robbery 10. Permit no other loves to likewise became Lightened und <ietourist season, Florida has to gs op will, bq lieB, , . epidemic in the city b y j and put an embargo on northerr come between you and yuur huspurltuL. Hu ths woman was never :w ith r a t s BDVmuri'. A ll bunij^uyt vyen tl»o love u t )’v«* ---- * Leesburg Com Can you ipngmg 'A y §$) wolFftftovcial. Undeveloped Land Hickman (Kyi aw years for bignmy. Mu •mod custom but i U1 EXIT LEON TROTSKY W e th e b e lie v e that on< fir s t principles successful banking w h ole-h earted de: to be accommodai PAGE CONAN DOYLE ADVICE TO YOUNG WOMEN THREE LOTS ON PALMETTO AVENUE Between 1 1 th and 1 2 th Streets PAVING ALREADY PAID Small Cash Paym ent Dow FIVE YEARS TO P A Y BAL E. F. LANE j,. REALTOR First National Bank Building. Itooms 501-502. Phone 95 Sales Force Alias Ruba Williams, Mr. R. L-! ............... ... THE CONTAGION OF LAWLESSNESS AMBITION LEA D S TO IMPROVEMENT Kci:p alive the spark of ambition— K' to improvement Determine to accunnd n Rood «ize iuntl for opportunity oi’t‘nt ency. mv—open nit account vr ounty Bank. SAVING* Seminole (fjounfy _____ S a n fo r d ,F la STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROS �© E S A N F O R D HERALD, SATtTRDAY, JANUARY 31, 1925 I MISS KATHRYN WILREY, Society Editor. PHONE:—Res. 428-J » read, borrowed or purchased, in Roum 517 First National Bunk ; Building, open every day except Sundays and holidays front 2:00 to 15:00 p. M. All are welcome to attend our ' services and to make use of thp j reading room. * * * ----.... h uim » ini)(G vitiwu expected to be present. Every man in Sanford who is not regul­ arly affiliated with some bible study class is most cordially in­ a. i . . Mr»- F- H. McGill of vited. Mr. Winston will bo present Atlanta have arrived in Sanford for a short stay at the Montezu­ as leader and will speak on the subject, “Sold on Jesus Christ.” ma Hotel. iturday Auxiliary Horn J at . ALL SOULS CHURCH ■M™- Frunk Meisch, Mrs. FranMass will be celebrated Sunday. eis Meriwether, Alias Hilda L-tockhoss and Miss Irene Brandt Feb. 1st, at 10:30 A. AI. Bene­ formed a congenial party motoring diction of the Blessed Sacrament will be given immediately after to Orlando Friday. Mass. Sermon "Peter’s Bark,” or "A ^ ■ U- N’uves who has been the guest of Mr. and Airs. F. J. Gon­ Storm at Sea." Sunday School a t 9:00 o’clock zalez leaves Saturday to join Mrs. Neves in Orlando for a short visit sharp. All children arc request­ with Mrs. E. R. Bliss. ed to attend Sunday School. A boy scout troop Is to be or­ Miss Adah M. DeLanter and II. ganized in the parish. Those who K. De Lnnter of Frederic, Md.. wish to join are to give their who are touring Florida, arc guests names to Lee Berner, Joseph O'of the Montezuma Hotel for a short while. PAGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday Pr., Brownlee will preach two more sermons on “The Christion Life," at 11 A, M.. on “Mnintnining the Christian Life" und at 7:80 P. M.. “Bvidenea of the Chris­ tian Life." These will be practical discus­ sions to help people. •Services Sunday will be as fol­ lows: '9:45 A. M., Sunday School. 11 A. M., Preaching Service#. 2415 p. M., Junior C. E. ! ’ 6:30 P. M„ Intermediate C. E. * 6:30 P. M.. Senior C. E. * 7:30 P. M, “Preaching service. The Session will meet after the close of ench preaching service for tho reception of new members. FIRST METHODIST . Rev. T. J. Nixon, Pastor The First Sunday In the month j3 Communion Day, and also mem­ bers are expected to make a special, effort to be present. The services tomorrow will be or follows: Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Sermon by the Pastor, Commun­ ion. 11:00 A. >1. Epworth League, 6.30'P. M. Preaching by the Pnstor, 7:30 P. When a mau in a mow enterprise At. ‘4 holds ot to ht opoint whera he Strangers cordially invited to needs.no help, be can got ploptly worship with us. of it.-, . Representing1 Loan Connections With Assets Over Her 305 day record was 24,<>02J| pounds milk and 85-L88 pounds baKr*-; tor-fat ( 1 .01)8.0 pounds butter),, Shi gave birth to a bull CHICAGO. Jan. 3.. - After weighing 130 pound", carried fo r ' breaking the world’s record for i.’ ») days of the test period. >! § | the production of butter-fat in ton The new champion Lr on the.*, months as a junior three-year old •unn of Abner S. Deyshcr, n c jr;; a little more than n year ago. l.y- 1Reading, Pa. A ration <nnsfstj»gM; ons Sarcastic Komdykc, n pure­ of honn-inlxed grain?, including oil A bred .Hol»teUl*FY»>»sian cow, has i meal cocoanut meal, molasses and*?, just completed a ten months’ test with a butter-fat record which boot puir with considerable quan~Y makes her the world’s leading jun­ tlties of gixai corn silage and nlfnt- ‘ ior four-yenr-old over all breed . fa hay, was fed. * ■ ■ ! Look for our small advertise­ ments in the classified columns today and write now, don’t wait Address— M. Rtockhoss and J. Poppinger of Arlington, N. J., who have been The many friends of James Hob­ son will be glnd to learn that he is the guests of Air. ami Mrs. F. able to be out after a week's ill­ T. Meriwether, left Friday in their car for Palm Beach und Atiami. ness. Air. and Mrs. Tony Pitchford, Air. and Airs. Hal Wight were Air. and Airs. W. B. Williams and iembcrs of the Book the dinner guestr. of Dr. and Airs. .Miss Nell Willinms attended the Friday afternoon at Cecil Butt in Orlando Friday morn Volusia County Fair in DeLand, h i Avenue, Ing. Friday. tre artistically used Tie afternoon was Airs. W. L. Morgan and small Frank H, Scruggs of Washing iehtiul wd internet* son are visiting Airs. Morgan's par­ ton, I). C . who spent Inst winter i of late books. Dc- ents, Air. and Mrs. J. K. Alettin- 1in Sanford as a representative of Lenb o f CQUrflys ger in Jacksonville. I tile U. S. Agriculture Department, fte in the afternoon. has returned ami will be at the L*nt were, Mrs. Montezuma Hotel for the winter. Mrs. Sandy Anderson, Mrs. D. S. fiBftuD, Mrs. Harry Babbitt and Aliss Gray motored to Fml Williams. Mrs. W. Stockhoss and daughter, Aliss jin. Henry AfcLau- Orlando Friday evening to hear Hilda Stockhoss, and J, PeppenL, Hill. Miss Annie Geraldine Farrar. ger of Orlington, N. J., who are L £. P. Morse and Air. and Airs. N. P. Krusoy and touring the state, arc the guests J. L. Frnnk of Irvington, N. J., are of Air. and Airs. Francis T, Mer­ stopping in Sanford for a short iwether at their home on West Iran First Street. visit. BUSINESS RADIO Pennsylvania Cow Is Winner In Butter Test Pace charmingly en- n. 31.—Vienna is a municipal rndio which is to cost jwn«. It is to be r official business, meet especially is ISBURG, Jan. 31.— ble famous southern itfd man of letter?, 4 o’clock Snturdny i winter home. W. VA, SELECTED TOM. Jan. 31.— Alhas neon elected ir new federal indus>n for women. CONG RE@ AI ION AI. CH URCH Sunday Services. Sunday School 9:43 A. M. Alorning service 11:00 A. M. Subject “The Shepherd Psalm." Evening service 7:30 I*. M. Sub­ ject: “Jesus and the Parable." Alid-week praver meeting, Wed­ nesday 7:30 I*. AI. Como out and enjoy a good ser­ vice. Get acquainted. Welcome for all. Thomas J. Armstrong, pnstor A. B. C. SANFORD HERALD ua»tjR aaR B H acascnR acrri^xaK ar,sa!iiaK ua«K N isaaanaajiaaaaa < ■■MaaBBaaauanaauuucutinMsaBi’H&aBdaaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaii BOOSTER’S CLASS All young men not affiliated with other Sunday Schools are cordially invited to attend the Booster's Class of the Methodist HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL Church. The class meets at 9:30 CHURCH each Sunday morning. Judgo E. Third Sunday after Epiphany. Sunday School nt High School F. Ilousholder is our teachet. Auditorium a t 9:45 A. AI. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE S Church Services a t High School FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SOCIETY » Auditorium with the Rev. James , Christian Science services are ® I Class preaching at 11 A. AI. Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. held in tho C>«ib. (y- h m Morning worship and sermon nt Avenue and Third Street every . g SCRAP IRON CLASS 11 A. AI.; Subject, "Holding the An increasing attendance at the] Sunday morning nt ) 1 o'clock, n Offensive." Scrap Iron Class reflects an nwak-j Sunday School at 10 o'clock. The « Young People's Unions. 0:30. ened interest and attention for i subject for tomorrow is “ l.ove.” § "A Modem Craze and an Anci­ this Sunday morning men’s meet-1 Wednesday evening s e r v i c e n ent Enquiry." Baptismal s e n - ing. Last Sunday nt the absence j which includes testimonies of houl- ® ices at opening of evening hour. of the teacher on account of sick-. ing a t 8:00 o'clock in the Reading ■ ** Prayer meeting and Bible Study ness, several members of the class 1Room. Wednesday responded to the call of tho presi-j This.-Society,,.maintains a,rent!* n The First Baptist Church ex­ dent in line, snappy talks that >ing room and free lunn library M where the Bible and authorized 5 tends a cordial invitation .to vis­ wero thoroughly enjoyed. itors nnd citizens. The class meets nt 9:50 o’clock* Christian , Science literature may Am prepared to make three, five and ten year loans on residences and♦business property in the city in amounts of $1,000 to $100,000 with, or without life insurance. Ask your banker. AT THE CHURCHES Oolt Hill—i*iue Crest—Woodruff Subdivision i'O are agents for these subdivisions and have some good buys in each THREE LOTS ON SANFORD HEIGHTS CLOSE IN $800 each BRITT REALTY CO. INC Office in Now Meriwether HKIjt. PHONE fill iBBXsmiBBiijaxnnatiar.'BHnuaHniBunnHUoxUiJiiaaBnniiBBaBiiNB ■ BBBBBBBDKaiiiiBaRnBBUBaua.uiiBKBaBnaBiiBgnaM anacaizynBSBnBBaaBRrdaarasiBmiXDiatiB^rnnusiitf U B 'israjaaB iiB U B K aait ESTERDA lew Spring Cotton Goods, Silks # «- i % Laces, Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear A n d M u s lin U n d e r w e a r STORE CLOSED THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED TUESDAY SPUING GOODS FOR THE SALE. WATCH FOR OUR llIG ADD IN MONDAY'S PAPER—WITH PMC! Showing- “Everything N ew That’s (Jood «$* %♦ *1+ *1**1*• ■■■ bbbbbbbbm bb ja a a flB tn u a B B c ra �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY Si; 1925. n mf i t111 if \ \.^ b 3GYRIL WALKER Well Balanced Card Attracts Large OPENS COURSE AT HOLLY HILL MIAMI RACE TRACK, Jan. 31. reme 108; J.’ Callahan 2.00; 3.10; l —A warm sun and a drying oat second. A-Myutffy 105: I. Parke it t : i ' :f-W = 3.10. Show time 44. Flying Flag, ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Jan. Boosting, Lady Shaw nnd Peter 31.—Golf enthusiast's on the Bush also ran. A—Wilson und Const of Florida will have their Salmon entry, first opportunity to wltntss a ! ing races but they were well bal­ FIFTH world’s champion match on Wer|-| anced and the nport wan interest­ Claiming, purse $1,000 for three nesday, Feb, 4, when Walter Hagen ing. years old and up, one mile and 70 SVntnke took command at the yarda. Asaph 110, K. Noe, 5.30, IMtfsh open champion, nnd t.yril] rise of the bnrrier in the first and 3AO, 2.60 won. Rupee 115, K. Walls Walker, American open champion,! never left tho issue in doubt, win­ 3.70, 3.20 second. Clock Stocking play thp final 3ft holes In their big ning easily from Wee Dear who 108, H. Stutts, 0.10 third. Time match over the links of th^H ocaj beat Frank Sumpter for the place. 1:47 2-5. <BeRc Ami, Supcrking t.eiga Golf an<l Country Club in.' Pasadena. ( Lieutenant Farrell, a whispered and Waukulla also ran. The morning round will start at good thing, made good in the sec­ SIXTH ond event, winning humbly from Claiming, purse $1,000, for three 10:50 A. M and the afternoon Joe Joe and Kt. Quentin which fin­ yearn old and up, :dx furlongs, r.v- round ut 2:30 P. M. The first 3ft holes of this match ished second and third respective-* entide 105, K. Noe 21.30, -1.60. 2.80 ly. won. Chief Sponsor 115, V/. Mar- i:i being played at Miami, on SunBankrupt made u runaway af­ riner 3.00, 2.20 second. Sweep dnv. Feb. 1. fair of the third winning by uinix Stakes 117, I. Parke, 2 60 third. When these famous proessionlengths pulled up und while Fir- Time 1:15 1-5. Shanghai and Lil- nls finish their world's championmnment also finished second, Eun­ anew also ran. t ship at Boca Sicgu. the largest , ice K third. i crowd which ever followed golfers SEVENTH FIRST Claiming, purse 81,000, for throe on the west coast of Florida in Claiming, purse $1,000 for three years one mile nnd n six­ expected to attend. years old nnd up, five and a half teenth. old; Attabov 115, I. Parke furlongs, Seatake 101; E. Spor- 12.80. 6.00; 3.502nd, won. Servitor, In Prison 34 Years, ri, 21.00, 5.40; .‘1.00 won. Wee W .Tnylor, 4.70, 2.80 second. Dear, W. Taylor, 2.00, 2.00 second, 115, Man Searches V ainly Son O’Unc 115. H. Stuffs, t».fti) Frank Sumpter 100, E. Dubrlat, third. Time 1:51 4-5, Eunice Bai­ 4.30 third. Time 1:00 4-5. Miss For Shy Girls o f 1890 Bowman, Trincey und Fuu E tta, Squire Wiggins, Black Rul­ ley, er, Corto nnd Contribution also run maker also ran. LONDON, ,Jan. 31.— Released ’ SECOND from Broadmoor jail after 34 years Claiming, purse $1,000 for three confinement, Mr. B----- tsaw a mo­ years old und up, five and a half NEW YORK, Jan, 31.—George torcar in the streets of London the furl on gt:. Lieutenant FarrcJ 114 other day for the firs* time. T>" ' E. Robbins 10.00; 0.00; 4.10 won. WIH* e, former Giant left hander, counting his impressions to the and until the middle of last rea­ Joe Joe, 112, K. Noe, G.R0, 4.20 sec­ War Cry, Mr. B----- said: ond. St. Quinten 112; M. Liehgofd, son manager of the Buffulo In ­ “ When I saw London again I ternational League dub, was : ign.TOO third. Time 1:00 2-5. Prob­ particularly noticed two things. rd Friday by Miller Huggins, Yan­ ity, I.loyd George, Chow and Ailsie kee pilot, to coach tho Yankee pitch One was the speed of the traffic, Vernor also ran. and the other the independent air ing stnfT, THIRD snw the traffic you could saunter Claiming, purse 1,000, three of the young women. When I last WATTS DEFEATS JARVIS years old; one mile nnd 70 ynrda, across the road at Kings Cross, Bankrupt 108; I. Pnrke, 3.0(1; 3.10; and all tho young women were uhy. MIAMI, Jan. 31.—E. G. Watts, But now----- ." 2.40 won. Firmament 103; R. Wil­ liams, 0.10, 3.21) second. Eunice of Chuttanoogu, Tenn., state cham­ K. 00, .1. Jones, 2.80 third.. Time pion defeated Dan Jarvis of Nash­ PHOSPHATES PRODUCTION I :49. Confident und Flora Stnr al­ ville in tho final: of the Glen Cur­ DOUBLED Nl 1924 tis trophy on the Hialeah golf so ran. links here Friday by six and live. FOURTH CASABLANCA, Jan. 31.—Phos­ Claiming, purse $1,000, for Watkins was also the medal win­ phates produced in French Moroc­ maiden 2 years old, three and half ner. Jarvis was Inst year’s win­ co during 1921 exceeded 43ft,0IJ() furlongs. Prelty Hill 108, W. ner of tins trophy, now Tennessee tons. This is more than twice the Smith 5.00; 3.00; 3.00 won. A-Bi- holds two logs on the cup. output of 1923. W\ V bettered conditions at Hi*-, Davenport Prepares For Big track Icnh and fine crowd was in attend* Mel When Noted Golfers nnce. Get Into Action on Links The card wan made up of claim* fci"DAVENPORT. Fla., Jan. 31. — Cyril Walker, the National open champion of the United States, ,"*111 play at the formal opening o f the Holly Hill Country Club ut pavenport, at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon, Feb. 7, in a match with . Dick Pope, well known amateur ■ SJ*Vef of Winter Haven, against Tom Dobson, pro of the Holly Hill Club, and Hugh Louden, another . prominent amateur player of Bab, son .Park. The match will ho playr ed over 18 holes on the Holly Hill * tJbir Course and if attracting wide attention due to the popularity of : Walker, and tho remarkable scores J th a t he has been making in recent The Holly Hill Golf Course, Which lias been pronounced one ‘of the finest of the State, is in ex. 'cellent condition for this match. The links have been laid out with ent care and not a detail has fn omitted to mnke them appeal to both amateur nnd professional golfers. The complete absence of £ slttillnrity on the greens and with tnany natural and artificial hazards and undulating fairways a (lord am­ ple trent for the most skillful golfThe course was planned and built by Stiles nnd Van Klenk, two : nf the most prominent golf archi­ tects in the United States. They jftlso built the Boca Ceiga Golf ^Course a t Paradena ns well ns sev­ eral others in the State. K WINTER PARK SELECTED WINTER PARK, Jan. 31.—Win­ te r Park has been selected by the , Atlanta team of the Southern As­ sociation according to recent an­ nouncements. The Atlanta team is scheduled to urrlve and stm t train­ i n g nbmit the first of March. __ IIAGEN-K IRK WOOD LOSE MIAMI, Jan. 31.—W alter Hngen ■nnd Joe Kirkwood, representing i Pasadena lost their fourth straight mc in tile Florida winter golf iguc Friday at Hollywood wheu they were defeated by I.eo Dicgel 'nnd Gene Snrnzen, by a score of five nnd four, in a 30 hole match Friday. S • The first chock for an Insurance , Policy paid up under the new bonus Juw was recently handed out. It wns for $1,533. Batteries& Tires OF __Beautiful Building LOTS - T* Will be sold a t Public Auction in Stewart’s sub­ division, facing on the Brick Highway, having cement walks, electric lights and pure drinking * ■ j *• rf * ■ water. SPECIAL PRICES FIRST STREET PHONE Good 5-room Bungalow furnished and five acres located on pnvrd road about four miles out. Price $4,500. $2,500 rush, balance to suit. 14 MILES SOUTH OF SANFORD ON THE DD tlii HIGHWAY — 4• MILES NORTH . ’ t _ J < * - . ; . r* . / . til -A r ■* “ •« ‘ t WINTER PARK uenaus^uac GIVEN AWAY FREE Lot on Sanford near 1.1th. Prlre $1,200. $200 cash. Balance 525 monthly. Corner lot Iftlh nnd Palmetto paved two Hides. I’rice $1,250. Terms $100 cash und balance (o suit. (Tty Block between 12th and 131b Stretfs. paved three sides. 10 lots In block. $8,500. Terms. $1,500 cash, balance arranged. H aggard & Company First National Bank Bldg. PIIONB 72 Stove and Fire Place Wood Gut to Suit B ritt R ealty Company $9,00 per cord delivered GARDEN IIOSK 1 2 ‘/2 cent per foot For Few Days Sl*H Ball Hardware Co II. With $100.00 Worth of Orlando Pottery In Prizes ml thereby Became Totally and WHAT WOULD YOU DO? The provision in tlu* Pilot Life Insurance Company's policies for such a misfortune is the Last Word in Life Insurance protection. Suppose, for example, you have hut a ten thousand dollar policy; and suppose you lost Loth arms or both legs, or one arm and one leg, or your eyesight, or you should hecomo totally and permanently dis­ abled from any cause whatever—either sickness or accident—- is one of the prettiest little towns in Central Flo­ HERE’S HOW YOU WOULD BE PROTECTED rida and all lots oi tered for sale are high and dry 1. Y i :m would never have another cent to pay—your policy would automatically become paid-up. AND IN ADDITION. ’J. You would receive $100.00 each month just as long as you live. NOT ONLY THAT, J!. Your beneficiary, at your death, would receive the full amount of the policy, $10,000, no deductions Louie made for tlie disability pay­ ments to you during your lifetime. MIRTH ERMOKE, 4. Tho non-forfoiluro and loan values nf your policy would continue each year. * AND . 5. Dividends would continue to he paid you, just as if you were pay­ ing the premium:;. COME OUT AND HEAR COL. F. FIIILM ER, THE WORLD’S FO ‘ MOST LOT AUCTIONEER Isn’t Tli;d Find of Protection Worth While? S. PO N D O ver W o u l r u f t & W ata n n JOHN E. FOX Real Estate—Insurance 411 Mini* i»f Properly l.Uflril fur 1“in L A i Piitte mini Menutil .•itrrrt SPRING VALLEY, MINN G R E E N S B O R O , N. C It. A. WINSTON, General A gen t Sanford, Florida. WILMER STEWART Owner IIILMER & DUNCANSON „ Auctioneers Fountain Bldg. i)e Land, Florida �THE 3ANF0RD HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1925, R PROFIT Classified Directory ltd Daily tteraM r AD. RATES . cash in Advance .. imn lltill r n l r i l l a t r l y to r ICIe Hr Hr le e Type n n n n l! » * lin e llu r tin , double above pi rules- a r e - f o r co m W trllo n s. length L ,f a v e r a g e WW a U"£ , thaW -°C, 1 [Ling I*1 r e s t r i c t e d KriBrcatlon- ■; | Herald W anfA dsW ill Keep You Ported on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance u to ! *r is m a d e The Han* 7! - p i |i,> r e s p o n s i b l e Incorrect I n s e r t i o n . ,U,r for s u b s e q u e n t rV * Office should be BinrdUtely In c a s e » f tOVMBTISKHS ; re p resen tativ e t h o r n!l »r with r a t e s , r u l e s Ration, will K lv e y o u infurmatlon. And If ,K,y will a s s i s t y o u c jour w a n t ad. to nTOT C>OTICH ^ ,h ,»M * ,ty . t h e i r 'prstofflc- a d d r e s s n s ptioii, n u m b e r If te results. A b o u t o n e ot ■>tl'.ousand h a s a Y-iJ the o t h e r , , c a n t l t , with ) ' " 1 ' U n l e s s L you? idilJ’P*®' f l RnH .«lr» y. I,y ■Mrs*"' f.1" lire m* wild. ■ getrice ■ i Prompt. Efficient i tins Advertising g (• pier** it 11Ii I n rn * v (t, iHvpIr <>f S a n f o r d r , ■<i u l t r a n r e d e i l, il, 11,1 Hill'll mi?’ »l»rit h n-qidrril. I t Is •Iphsht-lii-nlljr for raltucr. Building Material ified Directory it rurtTsfcuVicfE Baj . Meets all trains. Bag Pim m 351, AUTO TRIPS ttA K K lbf. M urincllo til kinds. Rain water a 5 Old First National hiding, nhonn 245. MIS AND DYERS M STEAM I'RESSERY 'ork a specialty. 110 Alenue. Phone 327-J. ^ CAFE ATk wst in Service nnd Qunl6 Street and Park Ave- ji-KrnucAL------------P&D ELECTRIC CO. r r.l to Gil Ion ^ Platt Flia. F.verytbing elecI tone 122. Electragith FLA. — Si. Baby Chicks hatching for you. 10,000 weekly. Don’t delay, order today. All leading varieties. Con­ tinental Hatchery. Box 804 Vnldosta. Ga. WANTED—Single colored gtrl do house work near Ginderyt) Inquire UM First National Bai Bldg. WANTED—Single colored girl I do house work near Gindendll Inquire 101 First National Bat Building. WANTED—Young man of goo' appearance to solicit advcrtisla FOR SALE—Klee little home, 5 —Should h«vo his own car—Goo rooms, bath and garage. Cash opportunity for hustlor with tbii ity to produce. Apply nt lleral or terms. 2018 Palmetto Ave. Office. el* FOR SALE—Now house nnd big lot, 1-2 block off Dixie High­ MEN AND WOMEN RE PRESENtatives wanted—Liberal com­ way. $600. Also 5 room cottnge furnished $1,550.00. Citrus Heights missions. protected territory. Earn from $30 to $50 per week. SmartFilling Station. Orlando road. silk Hosiery Mills Inc., M* RFor Rent Rutherford, Supervisor, Cypraa* Avenue., Sanford Fla., FOR RENT—5-room bungalow just painted ami refinished,' WANTED—Man cook nt onco. Ap­ ply Manhattan Cafe._____ ' * ' 'f; double garage on paved St., good neighborhood, 315 W, l»t, City. W A N TED -Bright energetic do* E. T. Flald. ______ _______ _ about twelve years of age to FOR RENT—New bungalow, six work after school. Apply circuit* . aj.’ rooms, bath, lights, water, ga­ tlon department, Herald. rage, near town. Celery Avenue. I A ship’s tonnnge in the old daya Mrs. E. A. Moffitt, phone 167-W.j was the number of tons of wlno it could carry, hut it is now scienti­ Lost and Found fically reckoned according to wall* jn t iy , 1,1 m I ted. n em p u riillu n : th e u n k n o w n Heirs, ile v ls e e s , a r a i i t r ' - s a n d nih< r rl.ilm i n t s nnd i-r I'r.vuU ft. W h it e , d pe eu urn I; W. I t W a l t hn:4, i a s l - J s s v M * U ili UUl. J i l l ivir^i ' Thill.-* A * *\\ f i le nils *‘ rtnd F ll t .i l i e t h W il li a m s . Ida w i f e : All u n k im v .ri i m r t l e i - l a ln i li iit t i l l e r e s t In t h e l a u d s I n v o l v e d In t h i s . M ill, Mr. Srhak will be pleased to interview a man capable of operat­ ing a local office as District Manager for MIAMI SHORES, a $62,OQO.OOO development. First day’s sales one month ago were ove r $2,500,000. Fngcol bus traiispurtnlion will be furnished. This is a splendid opportunity for a man with a sales organisation or the ability to create one. Man with somu capital preferred. For inter­ view, write or cal!. w D efen d an ts. n i t u r . u o f r - r ; j ! . i r \ ’n i ) N . T o nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t viliOep F r a Ilk, H. W h it e , vl-i-vtised. -O’ o t h e r w l a e . In t n a f e l l n w l n g d m c r ilit ed p r e p e r t y , s i t u a t e , ly i n g a n d lielu g In tl..- c ity ,if Manfiird. tfo m iu o t" i-.iunty. F l o r i d a , t n - w l l ; I. .ta I tu Is. b o th In eln siv e, a n d l o t s i s to M . h o lh llielu slv e, o f P in e H elghti). of Stanford Me-nliiolo t'o i i n t v . l-'lorIda. an p e r p l i t t h e r e o f , tlu lv r e eot'd'-il Mi ito n u b ile ru e iin la of Meiillnide t ’niiMlv. F l o r i d a , In P in t Hook p a n e f, 1 : T o any. p e r s o n n n d all p e r s o n s w h o r e t i nnnr Is, o r a r e u n k n o w n t o t h e eomtilnliialtt . h e r . in. h a v i n g o r etaltnlng lo. li ave a n y r f g h t . title or I n t e r e s t In n n d t o llie a b o v e do s e r i h e d l a nds , o r a n y p a r t o r | m r lion thereof: Ft a p p e a r i n g fr o m t h e s w o r n Mil of e o m id ,iln l h e r e i n f l b d t h a t y o u a n d • a i h of y o u li n \e , o r e la i m s o m e In te r e u In a ml t o t h e p r o p e r t y I n ­ v o lv e d In t h i s s u i t , n n d t h a t y o u r n a m e s nr. IMlkllMVIl. it Is t h e r e u p ­ o n o r d e r e d Hint y o u a n d e a c h o f yon d o be. a m i y o u a r e In r e b y rv-iulr- d to a p p e a r lo t h e b ill o f e o m p l a li il In t h i s e-MMo, o n M o n d a y , t h e 2nd d a y of F e b r u a r y . |f»25 a t t h e I ’o i i r t •><•4- ■> 4-4 * 4 - 4* h o u se In H a n fo rd . Huniliptlo t ’o u n t y . F lo r id a , said s a i l b e i n g a Milt t o •inb-t ll l l e In N. II. t i n n i e r , a n d A. P. F o in ie lly In t h e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d lands; n n d y n h tire t h e n a n d t h e r e t i ’iu lre d t-i m a k e v n sw e r to salil Mil o f eo rn p tiiln t filed a g a i n s t y o u h e r e i n , o t h e r w i s e a d e c r e e p ro con* fe s so w ill be e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u . a n d eucn of you. 4* Warehouse property; 1-1 o f v It Is f a r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s Commercial H trre t.^ e l t a tl 'il l be ptthlbilie.l onr** tv w e e k •{.block on f o r e i g h t c e n s e e i l t l v e Week*. Ill t h e 4* Best location in the city. A4* H a n fo rd H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b . ^bargain. ^ Ilalied In S e m i n o le t f n u n ty . F l o r i d a . GARDEN HOSE I2 V2 cent per foot For Few Days F L O R I D A — DB L A N D O — O rla n d o ONE GOOD INVESTMENT IS WORTH A LIFE TIME OFSAVING morning Sentinnl; largest classi­ fied business, rate lc n word, min­ imum 24c cash with order. May Wo Suggest Cats, liirds, dogs, and phono­ graphs—but no men—will be al­ lowed in ‘‘the first apartment house ever built for women only,” now nearing completion in New York City. Range cattle in the semi-arid rof-iotiH of the West often go for days without drinking water, in cool or wet weather they go to wa­ ter no' oftener than every second I or third day. I M a r h l n a n d Gri^nl t* f r o m a l l luarrlea. H«at o f q u a l i t y a n d witrkinanihlp. W rHa for lateat doslrnai c, n. T iiu x a S , S an fu rtl. F l n r b l a P . » . It. .1 MTJ, l*hun« M l DAVID B. HYER A R C H IT E C T Ball Hardware Co Try Smith’s Barber Shop for f?oud barber work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. A LITTLE Tl-ANT AD in The Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise those old articles you have stoted nwny and have no use for. A little thirty-ceni ad may bring you eoveral dollars. Phone 118 and a representative will call to see you. The highest point in the British Empire is near the equator in Af­ rica. This peak is Mount Kibo, tie* highest point of which is P.1,325 feet above sea-level. FOR SALE—One good working mule; 14 years old. See J. \V. Flint, Geneva, Fla. FOR SALK—S beautiful business lots. A real bargain, $2,000 cash. 25 per cent cash, balance l ami 2 years. Outside fire limits for quick sale only.—Thrasher & Garner, FOR QUICK SALE—5 acres celory land, nil tiled and in high state of cultivation. Price of land lint) per acre.—Thrasher & Gar- T ubes..... Bike Tires ADVERTISING gets results if it reaches potential buyers. Pnlatkn Daily News is circulated in an industrial und agricultural sec­ tion. * 3’n a ll c r e d i t o r s , l e g a t e e s , i l ls l r l - TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of bUlt(H n n d nil nersnoM h a v i n g claims Florida real estate advertise in o r d e m a n d s agaliial sabl Kstat e: Yo u a n d e a c h o f yon, a t e h e r e b y the St. Petersburg Times. One cent n o t i f i e d u n d r e q u i r e d t o |.ri-Mi n t a n y cent a word daily, two cents a word c l a i m s u n d ib iiiatiiln w h i c h you. o r e i t h e r of y o n . m a y h a v e a g a i n s t Sundays, t h u e s t u t e o f S a m u e l 111ties, i b e e a s cd, l a t e i f S e m i n o l e (,’ouot.v, F l o r i ­ THE MORNING JOURNAL is the accepted want ad medium in da, t o t h e l t n i l er s l gn . d a d r n l n l s l r . i t n r of s a i d K s l a t e w i t h i n t w o y e a r s Daytona (Fla.) One cent n word from th e da le hereof. D a ted D ecem b er fit In A I> 1921. nn insertion. Minimum 25c. __IHtLfiS DRUG STORE — Prels. Drugs, Sodas. Wa ;e»t you as your phone. CASH—Paid for falso teeth, den­ tal gold, platinum and discard­ ed jewelry,—Hoko Smelting and Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. Help Wanted Real Estate FOR SALE—One Cary safe, 23 inches wide, 35 inches high, npply' 305 Mngnolin Avm 259-W. FOR SALE—Nice rred baby cart, good condition, reasonable price. Phone 577-W,__________________ LOST—Tum-o-shanter orange cup Better Baby Chix between 1st ami 5th on Magnolia ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ail From Tuesday morning. Phone 142, W. PINEBREEZE f a r m s Florida's Largest Poultry Farm II. Hynes. (Not a Hatchery) Every chick sired by our pedi­ CUT PRICE TIRES greed males direct from high rec­ Rooms For Rent ord trnpnestcd hens. Cliix that PHONE 31 FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ make you profits, $20 per hundred out meals, Reasonable rates or $180 per thousand. Delivery Dealers In—Pine and Oak Wood Feb. 14 or Inter. Order early, as Lincoln House. Apartment house on First St. PER LOAD—$1.75 already half sold out. White le g ­ This is n bargain. FOR RENT—Two or three furn horns only. Pinebrcoxc Farm, Cal­ PER STRAN—$3.50 ished rooms for light housekeep lahan, Florida. PER CORD—$9.00 }\ One five-room bungalow, in good ing. 311 West 3rd Street. rendition. $50(j^l)0 puts you in this ll. F . C O LE , Drop. Table Board house. FOR RENT—Two rooms and a a iia n n Q H H S R u a a iiR ia a iia kitchenette, furnished, 306 Elm Elegant table hoard—rates rea­ Five acre farm on hard road Avenue. sonable. Something good to eat now in crops.. '.Cheap nnw on easy 500 Palmetto Ave., Phono 200-J. terms. F. P. RINES in - r u n r u t r i i T n il u r n r Tin: Sanford Sign Shop We have houses to rent. Come nkvi-.ntii .iit ih i m , n u n ii nd St. and 1113 Sanford Ave We buy used clothing. Send us o r r n o n io \ , in ,\ nii ro il in nml see us.—Seminole Realty Designers nnd painters of San­ Rhone (130-J a list of what you have. We will suMlNoi.r, i oi ntv . ri.tiiu tiv . Co., 116 E. Second Street. ford's distinctive signs. San­ i n r i i A f . r r . u v call. J. J. Randall. 121-W. Eu­ •V. tf. O n r n e r a n d A. I’. I'niiMidly. ford Avenue a t First Street. clid Ave,. DeLand, Fin. O iim p h iliu m ts. Apartments Phone 480-W. VH. F l o r i d a l ,u n d Sr C o to n l s u il im (h u n WANTED PALM BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous developmentRead about it in the Palm Beach Rost. Sainnio copy sent on re­ quest. C. it . H A N D. A dministrator, and Sheriff o f So ml nolo C o u n t y , F l o r i ­ da. Dee. fi. 13. 20. 27. J a n . 3. 10, 17. 21. u n d 31. FOR SALE—Pure sugar cane sy­ rup, 65c per gallon In 55 gallon barrels, Pure Sugar House molas­ ses -15c. Pure Cuban 55c.—Davis Wholesale Co., Augusta, Ga. FOR SALE—10 ncre3 celery land, lot <1. Enraka Hammock. Rich­ ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba< non, Ind. FOR SALE—C ,Melody snxnphone nice instrument, reasonably pric ed. Phone 577 W. Boats Johns County is reached through the St. Auguntir.o Evening Record. Quick results. canto jjcr wyrd. Samide copy on wemieirf. % r » TAMPA, f'LOKIDA—'Inmpa Dally Times, the great home daily, rnte l ’.-ic per word, minimum, charge 25c cash with order. Write for complete rate card- f ELECTRICr.‘ipiV H£E rpert Electrical repairs. Central Vvu. Orlando, [BODY REPAIRING t STEIN — Auto mobile frpairing and Rebuilding, i Home. Oak Avenue. T0S FOR HIRE AUGUSTINE. -------- Graham M Ton Truck Coupo Touring Touring Roadster Fordor Sedan Runabout Ton Truck (Cnb & Rody) 9 Passenger Suburban bus Panel Light Truck 1921 Overland Touring Above cars reconditioned, nil run fine nnd look good. Prices Right—Terms “Maybe'* I. W. PHILLIPS SONS Dodge Dealer I’honn No. 3 Oak Si Second This is merely another form.of thq advertisement which appeared in these columns in the early part of the week. We still continue our offer to sell you a few lots in advance of our general an­ nouncement which will be made shortly before St. Valentine’s Dny, Our maps nnd blue prints will be ready by next Monday nnd if yon will help us nt the sale answer promptly to A. B. C. Sanford Hernld office. ' l » i : v i ; r . o f i : u s a t t k f t i o n — P « n* * 'icolii Is li oirlnnl ng tin* s r o a t t a t dbvrl oprr. «M In C l o r l d a ’a l i l s p r y : a h a l f in III Ion d o l l a r h i g h w a y t o tin, girif lioach l u s t fi ni shed; a t w o mi l l i o n d o l l a r b r i d g e a c r o s s Knciimb l a Huy s t n r t o d ; i i u o r t e r mi l l i o n dollar opera house u n d e r conutruoMon; t w o mlMlons he t / i g s p e n t o n h i g h w a y : g r e a t e s t c l i an c o t o r live d e v e l o p e r s to g e t In mi ground fl oor. W ri te Iievelopruent I' e p a r t m e o t T h e I V n m i r n l a NVw, ST. WINDING iS3i?r. FOR SALE—Small homo with three acres of Innd, 60 orange trees nnd truck garden. Ideal spot for chickens, electricity nnd water. 10 minutes out on hard road. Phone 571-J. MIRACLE Concrete Go., general cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. J. E. Terwllleger, Prop._______________ Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel S t . __ I’hone 565 CHRONICLE — AuHILL LUMBER CO. House o AUGUSTA gustn, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest Service, Quality and Price. classified medium, rate cash .09c charge. 10c per lino, minimum .30c. r Space la This BE(*'T O R Y PHONE t!!3 Miscellaneous For Sale Automobiles Come on in, the water’s finoM You have an opportunity for a few more dnys to join in with the first few privileged purchasers at our new development which will lie opened about two weeks hence. The low prices we will offer you now will astonish you. If you are among the early birds you are en­ titled to special consideration and very low prices. Answer immed­ iately to A. 11. C. Sanford Herald Office. —C l a r k s b u r g . T h e :ponent. moraine m o r n i n g Issue, m i n i m u m Ho. IBS DIRECTORY ftrlvo Real Estate __________ PRINTING WIGHT PRINT S'HOP^Rush or.t ABOUT Pott County and era n specialty. Phono 417-W, Lakeland, thnugh the Star-Tele0 Railroad Avenue. Kra™' J ?*?,1 adverlj,ing medium in l^fida Published mornings, THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— ^ a jr jc le grnm. l a keland. Fla. Printing th a t pleases. Prompt OHIO—Xenix. ninke Vnilf Rnlna ’ service. Telephone 93. New lo_cation, Welaka Building. _ _ PAPER nANGER -------I. L. TALBOTT_ Painter nnd per hanger. Phone 340. :u.«, ir,«.) r.RMQgtt—ClassPark Avenue. it, have ttte largest rlrcujrttlun In Southw estern Gsorgla. hn* *o fS-w-urd) \ln».__________ ________ REAL ESTATE_______ 1 0 REACH rtitj prosperous farm­ D. A. CALDER & R. R. ELDRIDGE Real estate brokers. All kinds of ers and fern grower* of Volusia property listed nnd for snle. Of­ county advertise in the DeLand fice 108 Second St.. Near Park Maily Mews, rate lc per word, cash with order. Avenue, r h onc 2S2. MAIN E—Wntervllle, Morning a«nJ. E. SPURLING, sUb-division tinel. Thousands of Matno peo­ specialist. Subdivision to Or- ple are Interested in Florida prop­ larnlo. Florida, and F l o r a erty. 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DO YOU WANT to buy or sell anything?” If so Advertise in e “Gainesville Sun.” FOR RESULT THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS Witness hiv hand as t ’b-rlc of said <• New two-story house with-:t'ourt. and the seal thereof, tills ^adjoining lot; re nts for Sll)l)4| tip* Otli day of December, A. I>. •;-pcr month; for quick sale, $10,- a I»2I, + 000. Terms. + (.l e a l) I.. A D<tl’dl.AHH, c i r ri, of t h e c i r c u i t C a u r i o f T w o-story bouse togetlier!|. Heinlnob- t 'o i i n t v Florida. j w i t h 3-1 city block, close ia;4* Ily a M WMKKS, it. c . C r i n g e il. H e r r i n g , JS6.l)|]|). i.ots alone are worth J Hnl icl lor f o r C o m p l a i n a n t s . •Mills money. •> A. P. Connelly & Sons J. N. W estbrooks (R e a lto rs ) jraphonohiH, Clocks, Sewin; Machine 121 Sanford Ave. <iiin.sniUh II. A. SPEIR CAIll’ENTRB Itrp n lrln w nnd lte tlu < lrllH « A ililr rss 3100 I ' u l m e t l u A r e , snC T III.A X I) F A IN T Thu t'ulat That Haves You Mousy. 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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>, January 31, 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/bf9e7559a05e4df0af903f5a9a652fa3.pdf 95a9dabde9d3a307044232a42e317921 PDF Text Text jV!-* 1 .■i * . • ■ g g !y w g ia «p «ft c a ..- f m * * r* « i Fair Friday M l ■rate northwest ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30,1925. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. NUMBER 15# v r*S Crowd Surrounds M orgue at Herrin Steady Progress In City In W ork of Construction B L A N K E T O F S N Q W Issue of Week Permits .Work to Begin on Three Homes COVERS N E W Y O R K and Many Alterations To Ignored In A N D N O R T H E A S T Start In Immediate Futiire Meet To N E W YO R K , Jan. 30.— With street crossing* clogged with ididate For ■Iuih and sidewalk* coated un- Fair Weather Aids Buildings Under W ay der a deceptive layer o f wet Speakership mow, New York Friday strug­ Group Ight Back fcs Reply to Made B y ly’s Leader gled with the aftermath o f it* fifth severe snow o f the win­ ter. A ll New England is suf­ fering from effects o f tho storm, several inches o f snow being added to that already left by preceding storms. New York state is covered by a blanket o f snow varying from two to 18 Inches, inter­ fering with railroad traveling and in some places stopping trolley bus service. Tempera­ ture rose considerable but in some places snow changed into rain. Ice floes reported to be tho heaviest in 20 years interrupt­ ed ferry traffic in the East and Hudson rivers. Boats with thousands of passengers aboard were delayed hours while tugs labored to relieve them. Body Stamj SOUTH LEADS IN French Approval o f Policies CELEBRATION OF aForeign Large Majority, McKINLEY’SBIRTH Contractors Expects to Have Masonic Temple Ready For Occupancy March 24 Permits for three new residences and a number of permits for alter­ ations and additions were issued in Sanford during the week ending Friday, a report compiled in the office of the city clerk shows. Fair weather and other favorable condiditions speeded the progress dur­ ing the week on buildings under construction in the city. Permission to erect^a onc-storv frame stucco residence at 8 E*liot Street has been granted to P. A. Mere. The cost o f construction is given at $5,700. Tho other res­ idence to be built is that o f Mrs. E. N. Scott and is situated on Third Street near Pino Avenue. The building is to bo a two-story structure and the cost of construc­ tion is placed at $2,000. The third home is that of R. II. Waltham which is to be erected in tho Pace Subdivision on Mellonville Avenue. The building is to be a one story frame structure and is being erected at a cost of $2,700. First Stucco Coat Applied The first coat o f stucco has been applied and the red tile roof of the new Episcopal Church is fin­ ished. Interior wood work in the chapel is finished and plasterers arc busy in other parts o f tha building. The foreman, of con­ struction, W. N. Reece, declares that all factors entering intp tho construction o f tho building are highly satisfactory and the struc­ ture will be completed by Mar. 1. Application of the outer coat of stucco, which is to be stone grnv and of the “ spatterdash finish," will begin Immediately. There re­ mains a small amount o f work to be dono about the steeple of the building bofore' Die final coat o f stucco is appplied. A large crew o f worknitHj* is beiflg employed in an effort Jo speed up thu work in every way possiblo. Masonic Temple Work Rushed Plasterers will begin work next wfrbton.the interior finish o f the ’Mdibnic Temple as the roof has been erected providing n safeguard against hindrances By thu weather. Lath work is virtually completed and S. T. Hunt, foreman, plans to have virtually all o f the finishing work completed within the next threu weeks. Every effort is be­ ing made to have the building ready for occupancy by Mar. 24, when, it is understood, the Masons arc planning a “ houso warming." City Hall Work Progresses Construction on the New City Hull is being devoted to the roof tit the present. The steel beams have been in place for several days and the boarding over which the roof will be laid is now being placed. The roof is already on nil parts i of the building save the au­ ditorium. Patches o f the first coat of stucco have been applied. Two a » t# iiuvr new plate pilin' Rian.i glass fronts miiiwi uii on p jrs!t Street between Sanford and Palmetto Avenues nre now conipfet oil and three otherp are under con­ struction. The fronts provide two large windows in which the plates are bound in copper lined metal. Thu Lctfler buildings that block­ ed the continuunce o f First Street have been torn down anil workmen nre excavating approximately a foot nnd n half of eurth to bring the site down to the level of the street. Main Permits Issued Permits issued during thq week included: Alterations nnd repairs at a building owned by John Prum ley on First Street between French (Continued on page 2) Vote OfConfidem Is French Parliamei G00 GueaU Gather In Capitol At Dinner Under Auspices Of Ohio Society to Pny Honor to Martyred Leader Premier E xplaite^ Security Speech Hoes Not After Orig­ inal Declarations on German Situatioft W ASHINGTON, Jan. 30.— The South took the lead in the national capital's observance o f President 3N, Jan. 30.— McKinley's birtfiday anniversary ion has been this yeur, and at last night’s OX' PA R IS, Jan. 30.— P rem ia ^ publican house Following n gun-battlo which resuitod in the death o f S. Glenn Young, klan leader, two o f his followers and crcises conducted by the Ohio So­ H errlot adroity walking tho Deputy Sheriff Thomas, at Herrin, 111., a great crowd gathered at tno morgue where tho bodies had been ciety, the effort or the martryed parlinmentry slack wire, has i Follctte suppresident to bring about a thor­ taken. Rumors of unother outbreak quieted when national guardsmen nrrived to restore order. i caccus which oughly reunited country was the succeeded in bridging the gulf b. 27 to deterseparating the political con­ compelling theme. ablican candiJohn J. Cornwell, the former ceptions o f the right and left democratic governor of West V ir­ groups in the chamber which * Film Actress Faces r and the parginia, was the principal speaker, ;r in the next Mother in Law Suit taking for his topic McKinley and he had widened by his se» speech Wednesday. ! the South. Chief Justice Tuft, tho curity only living ex-presidcnt nnd him­ Solidly behind him, except fo r ithe meeting went Traffic is Hampered I.OS ANGELES, Jan. 30.— self nn Ohioan, presided over the the Communists, parliament Thurs- I bt none was sent BOSTON, Jon. 30. — The Mary Miles Minter’s millions gathering o f six hundred men nnd day pluced tho sual of its approval ttican member* of heaviest snow fall of the sea­ which she has earned during women, many of them guests of on his foreign policy by the larg­ RVisrontin. nor to son, ranging from five inches her stnge nnd screen career honor representing tho South. The est vote o f confidence he has ever ] Sinclair, North in Boston to three feet in A rgu m en t of Counsel Ended which began when she wns n All Amendments Disposed arrangements were conducted un­ received— 541 to 32. ller, Minnesota, Vermont, hampered traffic in child six yenrs old, today form­ Thursday Night; Defense Although his elimination o f pay* . Of and Modifications In der the chairmanship o f Milton E. |d open hostility many ports o f New England ed a gulf across which the ucRiles, who as an Onto boy, made ty lines was a big success for the Claims Crime Commission fraapnign to the Mail Rate Increase Are Friday. Several points in Ver­ tress nnd her mother fuccd each his entrance into Washington years premier, miniuterial circles are un­ I ticket* Not Shown by Prosecution mont reported the heaviest Voted Into the Measure ago, as a day laborer carrying coal der no illusions as t& the duration other ns opponents in n Inw jetted. snow fall in 20 years. and removing nshes from fireplaces of the reunion thus achiever; they suit. She says her mother re­ of the action, Trains nnd snowbound In CHICAGO, Jan. 30.—The veter­ W ASHINGTON, Jan. 30.— With in the treasury department; rose know that it applies only to ques­ peatedly refused to muke nn ac­ the committee many cities with schools clos­ an's bureau conspiracy case was all amendments disposed of, final to be assistant secretary o f the tions relating to France's security, counting o f her earnings. [he barred repreed and factory activities cur­ given to tho jury in federal court nction on tho postal pay and rate Treasury under McKinley and now nnd will be broken 03 soon as mat­ tailed. Eastern Massachusetts pprive those holdnere at 11 o’clock Fridny morning. increase bill went over in tho sen- is president of the Riggs National ters o f internal politics are again mills and rails ure sealed un­ is of their posts, Judge Carpenter cautioned the jury ato late Thursday until Friday, Bank, onfe of tho largest financial broached. Nevertheless, friends der a coating o f ice three in­ against giving unduo weight to i house floor by when an early vote on passage is institutions in the country. and opponents o f the government ches thick. tho testimony of Elius H. Mortl- _ (’ood of Indiana, expected by leaders. Governor Cornwell told his au­ feel that M. Herrlot scored a permcr, chief witness for the prose-! caucus call. Ilia As it stands, the bill carries as dience that both ns n democrat and 'sonnl success. cution and party to the conspiracy 11/ 1 T i r n T JY Ttf 1"CVI7' u rider u corrupt practices act lim­ n former governor o f a border ere any members Opening Was Gloomy on which the trial was based. , TV x Y X I l f I V u C i L l C i r iting expenditures of enndidutes state, ho felt a peculiar fitness Republicans were Tho parliamentary Jay opened for the house of $2,500 and for the to speak on McKinley and The with gloomy prospects for tho cab^ fprenentativo King CHICAGO, Jnn. 30.— At noon High Water In Local Lake senate to $10,000, with detailed South. w, and there were inet, after the Socialists — who Friday, unless the unexpected in­ periodical reports from every po­ Little Bitterness in South from voting for the posting o f NT. he issue would, bo Caused by Diverted Wat­ litical committee, nnd under certervenes, the Forbes-Thompson "Born immediately after tho Harriot’s speech. further debate on conspiracy cose, involving the out­ ers From Iconlockhntchec tain conditions, from individual war,” he said,. “ 1 cun , .testify The premier, while making some ( y that pbab*y in the enustanding features of the great vet­ contributors. The rider was otfer- there wus little bitterness in the concessions to his friends o f th« eran’s bureau scunduls, will be giv­ Suggestion that the Chamber of [ *itl by Senator Wulsh, Democrat, hearts ________o f_the _________ _ who „ „ „ ___ men I knew had_ loft, did not niter his original de­ as chairman of en to the jury by Judge Carpenter. Commerce take steps to secure re- Masimehusets, ami wus approved worn the grey. They hail passed claration concerning Germany's ngressional camArguments ended Thursday lief from the high water which j <>y «n overwhelming vote. through n terrible ordeni. ’ They non-fulfillment o f tho disarmament 1, was authorized Last cf Destitute Families night. Attorney John W. 11. Crim, |has been prevalent in Lake Mon had no upologies to offer. They clauses o f tho Versailles treaty or Rato Increases Voted Will Bo Reached by Rescue invitations, asupccinl prosecutor solectcd by tho |roo and the SL Johns River since | Modifications in the ruto in- felt they hud dono their duty. They the position o f the cabinet on the Workers Today; Waters onsin delegation resident, said at tlie conclusion of Ust fall, was made nt thu weekly creases were voted into the bill security question to such an extant lived. thu seed of ,misunderstand , . „ [openlv nuprmrtcd . ^Arc Gradually Receding is four hours address to the jury: fadeW>n of* that “ ' body nt the j Thursday, but the rate section uj ing hud been sown in tho Const!- oh to cause the rights to withdraw liheeh^ pre.-IMint" I t ’s tbno to call a halt to skull­ Heniiiiolo Cafo Friday noon by j a whole withstood two separate at­ tution itself under which slavery their aupport from him. [lared they sought TOWNSEND, Go?,' Jnn. 30. — The Socialists wont in to caucus duggery nnd rnacnlity in Washing­ Fred T. Williams. tacks which would have eliminated wns permitted. The questions at Republican organ- Flood waters arc steadily receding ton? It is for you to say." According to Mr. Williams it entirely and left the bill in the issue hud lien settled by tho sword in tho afternoon nnd M. Herrlot in the houso by here Thursday night and the situa­ The attitude of the defeuso is about 40 yenrs ago Henry Uis- same form as passed at the last anil their great regret was that was invited to make a statement to Ion of Democrats tion in this vicinity is gradually that no criino bus been shown, ton, who had acquired a large session and vetoed by President thev could not have been settled them. It wus said by members o f getting better. Those in churgo nothing even suspicious except col­ tract o f land in Orange county, Coolidgc providing only for salury without such u horrible loss o f life the caucus that the premier spoke io wan the target of thu relief work believe the Iu3t and treasure. They were Ameri­ to them with hitherto unknown se­ ored stories of Kiius 11. Mortimer, paid thu officials of that county increases. u a dozen or more o f the families in need of supplies cans, loyal to the reunited coun­ verity und told them he was ready and Mortimer should not bo befor the right to divert the flow of On motion o f Senator Oddie, Re­ try. iding Democrats, will l>c renched Friduy. to relinquish thu iuadeshrip in waters from several lakes near his publican Nevada, n proposed one lieved The Cox settlement was supplied i attack on the in"And let nie recall, in passing, French affairs, but that his resig­ property, to the Kconlockhntrhcu ...................................... ............ . , cent a pound increase on lulvcrtisMr. Crim contended that while that it was Ohio’s first President, nation would mean thu end of their after Ropresentu- Thursduy, an area of more than Mortimer was a fixed and, a crook, creek from the Kissimmee River, j ing matter o f publications subject Rutherford B. Hayes whoso official political influence in national mat­ Vjsciinsin hnd de­ ten miles being covered by Lieut his explanation of the documentary; This wns niudo possible by dig- to first and second rates was elim- act gave the hope and huppiness ters. sign activities on S. S. Hamilton nnd his soldier coevidenco in the cncc wns the only King a canal, the permit for which mated, and Senator Moses, Republ() im, aoiuninto cumin„ workers from Fort Screven. to the South. His coming of- ...r Kxplsias Speech iFollctte ticket, possible explanation and thu: Mr. Williams asserted has never ; Mean, New Hampshire, in charge o f , Wllrt n . .....LMi-mm Starting early Friduy morning Tho premier opened this after­ a Longworth. through his aid, "one of the most beensecured from theUnited |the bill, obtained thu approval “ ■ ‘ lanc^ L t,, give promlseo f a cor noon's public session by explaining lained that lie wan the workers will go to the Jones prnthe senate for withdrawal of p m -, .1 12,1 fnniini* vicious conspiracies ever heard o f ! State War Department, settlement for the distribution of dial feeling inwnni towardhim him on in.. thu that his speech of Wednesday > steps had been posed slight increases in fourtii part o f the peoplo o f the South, in the annals o f this country” had j Causes High Water Conditions Telephonic connection meant thut it was the Cologne iim and his Wis- supplies. been uncovered. j Mr. Williams further declared class mail. with that sectiun Thursday show­ . but when lie ordered the withdruw- ovncuution question that offered s from tin? organHe traced tho beginning of M or-, that since that time tho surplus Rctroactive to July I Jal of Federal troops from tho perhupi tho lust opportunity of ed that food will be needed Fri­ hut had taken the timer’s activities in this case to •-! H"W of waters in addition to tho duy. An attempt by Senator Curtis,! Southern States and allowed the settling the problem o f French a?, " a recent speech visit by Mortimer nnd his wife t o 1regular flow from Econlockhatclico o f Kansas, the Reputdicun lender, i ‘carpet-bug’ government to col- curity. This was cheered by me The tug Louisn A arrived at Ce­ ve Longworth, of dar I'oint Thursday morning with Marion, Ohio, in P.»20, when the |have caused high water conditions to make tho salary increase retro- lapse, ho paved the way for tho rights. M. Harriot then made it ■blican leader, in a cargo of supplies, but because front porch campaign was in full to be prevalent at Sanford fre­ active only to Jan. 1 of this year restoration o f real pence and fra­ clear this his attitude was in no M . _. j •f insurgents from wise dictated by a secret or unblast, There they mot Mrs. Caroline quently. He expressed thu opinion instead of July 1, 1921, n:i provid­ ternal feeling. o f bad roads no ‘‘(Tort was nmi e r»s advocated. nvowed desire to remain on the Kclatinns to South Votaw, sister o f the lute presi­ that inasmuch us no permit was ed by the nieunure, wns defeated to transport them to Townsend, 18 th plans to reply miles away. ever secured from tha War De­ by n close vote. Senator Curtis dent. "Blit you Imve comu together, as Rhine indefinitely. This somewhat car. He broke in"They tell you that John W. partment to divert theso waters said a sum o f $38,1)00,1100 wns in­ is your custom upon the annual thawed out the Socialists. Lieut. Hamilton and his four n Thursduy to in- aides were ordered back to Fort "W hile I am defending is the Thompson nnd Charles R. Forbes, by digging the canal und because volved but opponents of thu propo­ natal day of the martyred William ny of tlie Wiscon- Screven Thuminy morning by Col­ clever contractors and business it bus meant the loss o f thousands sal insisted congress would not ho McKinley, tliut you may thereby treaty," ho premier went on. "S ly ves had, in addi- onel Sheldon, commanding officer keening faitli with postul employ­ do special honor to hir. memory. aim is tho establishment o f a regi­ men, were duped by Mortimer,” (Continued on page 2) enator l.aToilette's o f tho military port, but the order es if the effective date o f tho sal­ Tiie phase o f his public life which me, which through the guarantee said the prosecutor. “ They tell ury increase* wns changed. te,l the defeat of was countermanded after local cit­ you thut Mortimer moved in the I would emphasize is his relations o f the lenguo o f nations, will give highes t social circles in Washing­ Wheeler Grand Jury Republican mem- izens had requested that the relief . _ o__f tho ... to tho South nnd his influence in us definite security. Arbitration, Speakers on both sides disarmament nnd security are ton. And they never got any high­ B,ae or senate, and workers be permitted to remain In Session Friday chamber expressed the opinion that bringing about n complete elimina- threu indissoluble links of tho er than Mrs. Votnw. They deceiv­ W that so far as four days longer. if thu hill finally is passed it will tion of sectional hate and sectional ed this fine woman, n woman of There is no material change in controversy. I have said truly chain." campaigning hud W ASHINGTON, Jan. 30.— The he rejected by thu house because This explanation was not con­ whom there is no question. Morti­ ar. flood conditions at Darien, accord­ o f the ruto increases which, they that there was little bitterness in mer moved among fixers and crook­ Federal Grand Jury before which argued, violate the constitutional tho hearts of tho men I know who sidered satisfactory to tho Social­ i representative nf- ing to Lieut. Hamilton. A stead! the department o f justice is seek­ requirements that nil revenues hud worn the grey. I think that ists. M. Harriot then mude a sec­ ed business with the government. caucus call nnd full in the water is expected there ing n second indictment in the Di.i- raising legislation originate in the wns true o f the men. both North ond declaration in nn attempt to "Charles R. Forbes, who had the Sinclair and Keller Friday. ________________ _____ _____ highest trust imposed on a______ human trict o f Columbia against Senator house. nnd South, who had done tho rcul mollify the Socialists without nnThe river nt Lumber City was an Republicans. LeTiig in our country in n lifetime. Wheeler, Democrat of Montana, fighting, witli some exceptions, of ; fatfunufag tho' rights. reported rising Thursday night, but r °f the insurgent My speech yesterday," ho said, always had Mortimer in the offing who is already under indictment in courso. d up for the La- there is no immediate danger of his own state was called together "was a statement o f Franco’s just when hospitul contracts were con "However, politicians, in both any homes being inundated. f ticket. Representoday. sidered." Kectionn, were quick to revivo and titlu to peace; it was an appeal to The Altnmahu river dropped rix la. of New York, litiniulato sectional hntu and ani­ the democracies o f the world ami Vd as a Republican inches during tho day according especially to the peace parties in mosity for trnrty party auvantago, advantage, oj or perp to reports from Brunswick Thurs­ M by election ofsonnl political profit. Too Tiftun Germany. France, as always, will day night. The road nnd bridges in 1been elected as a there wus the waving of the bloody nssist in thu development o f all Buffalo swamp nre said to have shirt, and it cannot be denied that democracies, but first she must in­ held during the flood. Randolph I'ntturson, charged despite th» loyalty o f tho peoplo sure the safety of her frontiers. I with possession o f liquor, wns o f the South to tho reatored Union; appealed to the reason and con­ Sitting for the Inst time on the Means Gets SI0,000 Municipal nnd ----The first o f a series o f tourna-. ail of tho professionals in tho leng- sentenced to pay a fine of $250 despite their desire to prove their .science o f men of freedom Court Bench, Judge loyalty nnd patriotism in every I particularly in Germany, in and serve three njonths in jail, ments in which 10 o f the leading [ ae hnve entered enthusiusticnlly inJames G. Sharon heard evidence Fine and Prison Term K Jan. 30.— Pres>aaible way, way nevertheless there or,far that through tha league of Friday morning in 12 cases. The golf professionals o f this section to the ideu. He promised Sanford when convicted in County Court, possible r*s presented with will vie for supremacy will be j golf followers the best golf they Thursday afternoon. With tho coni wns tmich o f the feeling that their nutions an agreement might bo NEW YORK, Jan. 30. — Gaston next session o f the court will con­ held on the Sanford golf course 1have ever seen and tho largest pletion o f life case, court udjourti- sinceritjy was doubted nnd distrust- reached which would provido nn ft'at on behalf of B. Means, former department o f vene Monday morning with Judge Monday afternoon beginning at |number o f big matches ever plnycd cd until Saturday morning when u or by the people of the North and issue from the present tragic sit­ PUl. K WI1 uation." justice agent nnd Thomas B. Fel­ W. E. White, recently appointed to 1:30 o’clock according to an nn- 1in one afternoon on the opposed unificalocal number of cases checked far lat- that they were regarded as poor succeed Judge Sharon, sitting on relutions rather than full brothers J“j[ and navy air der, his attorney, were Friday con­ the bench. nouncement made Friday afternoon Jcourse. * or, will be brought Up. Tho work (Continued on page 2) I14* house military victed in federal court on charges Big Gallery Expected I of th_* term is expected to be ccirpPermission Is Given Though presiding on tho county by S. O. Black, of Longwood, man-; of conspiring to bribe government ager o f the .Sanford Golf Club.; The Sanford go lf enthusiasts > pleted when the Saturday hearcourt during tho present term H. Allen was officials in the Crngcr System and Judge Sharon was given the op­ Aniong tho players to participate were asked by Mr. Black to turn jnR!l are ended, Dr. Fdward^ QR St4nd For Alaskan Flight Gfa's Cnsk't fraud ense in 1923. in the meets are prominent golfers I out in force far the tournument. ., . 1. . , . , v °f infantry of The verdict was returned under portunity to hold municipal court many o f whom are nationally' He declared that a large number ! ™ r® A£ c,a3Cfl m *,h,L Iii Own Behalf 'today N * March 27. W ASH ING TO N, Jan. 30.— Auseal Thurniay night. A fter six through an adjournment o f the of guests at the College Arms co“ rt :,l' r'nK ^ term have resultthorization o f Ray S. Darling as pUjo leaders decid- hours’ o f deliberation it wns open­ county court from Thursduy until known. The tournament here is the first; Hotel, in DeLnnil, nre plunnir.g to m ij'nvictions. U n i use resulted ‘’ollitte insurgents BESSEMER. Ala., Jan. 30. — special agent of tho Department o f ed Friday. The verdict recom­ Saturday morning. The appoint­ to be held by a league in whichrcomo here to watch their fa v o r ite '^ *} directed verdict for the de* !US. With Court opening Friduy an Justice to make an airplane flight ment o f Judge White is effective mercy. professionals have been organized. |pros play and that it is necessary 1*e,u<uut «me ^ to ^ nn Imperfect e and pay increase mended hour curlier than usual, effort is with diphtheria anti-tbxin from Cleans was sentenced to pay a Fob. 1. The Fairbanks to Nomo has been for­ '■fore the senate. Those who faced the cou^t Fri­ bring fine o f $10,000 nnd serve n two warded to Alaska. Delegate Suth­ ■acr to the postul vear term in the penitentiary while day niornin" were: Lonnie Sluppy, the erland of Alaska obtained permis­ disorderly conduct, $15 nnd costs; and Felder was fined $10,000. _ _ sion from both navy and justice ■ P P P H I . idny. Fleming*, disorderly tractions in the towns in which ’ from other towns in the leugue | Lena Tato and Octavio Padgett, The sentences were imposed by Metthews departments for him to under­ Doctor was on the stand in his own N s Freight Federal Judge Lindley. Court do- conduct, $25 bond estreated; John they are to he held. The towns j will be on hand for the play. j (wo women charg\jJ with larceny, behalf Fridny morning. take tho journey in or*er to speed i nied motions to set aside th.* ver- Turner, drunkenness. $10 bend es­ included in the loop nre Daytona, | Tho golfers to appear here are: j willprobably be given a preiiminup relief o f those suffering froiu Fii justified |diet for ground it is contrary to treated; B. Corey, drunk, $10 bond Orniond. Defaind, Winter Tark, 1Captain Clark and either Schorr 1ary hearing before Judge Sharon diphtheria at Nome. I weight of evidence. The v?. j , estreated; Eddy Jones, selling liq­ Eustis, Seabreeze and Sanford. or Fischer, of Daytona; H. E. Rnw-| Saturday. As the case now stands Greek Patriarch Is Jan. 30.— The j marks one of the mar>> high lights uor, $200 ar.il costa; Bubber Drown Clark’s Headline Attraction Hns and Black, o f the Clarendon 1they are nlntad far trial in the Reported Expelled M ARKETS / ,»-ommission Friday in the sensational career of means, disturbing public worship, $10 bond club, of Seabreeze; W. „# D; |circuit cIrt-.j,t court court us as me the amount amount invmvinvolv, Captain — Clark, v — > .rof th . e . Daytona, Golf „ :: -----: , ,— « ‘c>-' from the Inter- who at intervals during past eight entreated; C. L. Baum, sneeding, club, is perhaps the headliner of i ottn and A ndy G. Merrdee. of 1 , hj u nU , thoft!|t u $10O CHICAGO', Jan. 30. — Wheat: LONDON, Jan. 30.— Tho moat thlj offcni8 Krunj :° ( owmissiims lie- |years hae figured in a *c.r , . , $3 und coats; Chris Davis, vag­ the I'alary o f stars. He is one of Ormond Beach; D. E. Miner. Col- which milk„ >P°se«I increases and |cpi.sndps ranging from trial t<»r j rancy, ten days; Reverend Constantines Ecumenical, May, 2.03*4 to 2.04; July. 1.70(4 , ,i0„inri„i Charles Rice, the best mukers in the country., lege Arms, and II. T. Allen, assist- i_r „ nv ficnnjf charges up to nrorder to accusation of_ graD, j loitering 10 days through sentence Dow George and Tom Kerrigan, o f . ant. of DeLand; Otis Gt'oree and j putriarch o f tho Greek Catholic to 1.70*t. Corn: Mov. 1.35(4 ta "• * f points ns factors which names men prominent in, wus suspended; Angle Constantine Winter 1‘nrk, have played here be-; I. L. Voorhees, Sanford; Wrigiey, church, has been expelled from 1.354. Oats: 63 to 63*4. . ( “ ' f es on citrus fruit public life. Eustis; Dow George nnd Tom By working cross-word puz- Constantinople, according to a recklos driving, $10 bond estreat­ fora and nre well known to local yuu learn n lot of new Reuter dispatch. An Exchangu to trimsBluff No. 3.762: “ Look it up in ed; George Connor, drunk $3 and funs for tho excellence of their I Kerrignn, Winter Park, Dave Dapater-mountain tervldson and Brown, of Orlando, and I words, thut are useful nowhere Telegraph says he was arrested the dictionary and you’ll remeou And now mother ran c»t down costs, und Henry Kecly, drunk, $10 play. P**n t°und unjuati- Dnd.’s nan's to make shirts tor bond estreated. and will be sent tq Greece, Mr. Black declared Friday that' Higdon, Orlando. vise. bej it longer,’' __ the girls. I I ■ton News FLOOD SITUATION REPORTED TO BE MUCH IMPROVED EXPECT TO SEND FORBES CASE TO THE JURY FRIDAY SENATE EXPECTS VOTE ON POSTAL MEASURETODAY TRADE BODY IS SEEKING H I G H E County Court I s Judge Sharon Holds Adjoiirned To Meet F a re w e ll Session Professional Golfers Will Meet In Saturday Morning In Municipal Court Tournament On Local Course Monday �Junior and two Senators froth'a «Uter n f o to iM i length a f service, or data o f elac- »tl Scientists Seek Clues Q f Marine Mystqtjeg prohibition Director Knynes ?>.*8ays Reaction Toward The •ktConstnhptloh of Liquor Is iv Being Widely Shown In U.S. _____ 'W a s h i n g t o n , Jnn. 29!— k mong the things the ^overnmant intends to do during the coming year is to make an intensive' stu­ dy o f sea water, its characteristics, and phenomena. The navy department is plan­ ning to furnish a boat, the Bu­ reau o f Standards will furnish n s ta ff and instruments, and a num­ ber o f other scientific branches o f the government will be repre­ sented in the personnel o f the ex ­ pedition If Congress approves. A surprising number o f missing Units in scientific knowledge o f the sea remain to be found. Aa list­ er by Dr. G. K. Burgess, director o f the Bureau o f Standards, they include the salinity o f the seas, which is in part an effect and in part a cause' of ocean currents; the efficiency o f the depth-sound­ ing mechanisms; the variation in the pull o f grnvity over wnter sur­ faces, and the variation in mag­ netic flux which occassion.a strange deflections o f the compuss needle. o W ASH IN G TO N , Jan. 29.— It Is ih e observation o f Prohibition Varamitsioner Haynes that public iounion, expressing itself through various channels ranging from fetvnt industrial corporations to the theatre, is making easier the en­ forcem ent o f the prohibition law. iSie addition o l the name of the Gilorado Fuel & Iron Company to \t$*e o f other concerns which have W b ld d en their employees tho use d f intoxicants, has Just been re­ corded at enforcement hendquart'* H : Scores o f employers, Mr. H tynes says, have posted notices li'.th e ir establishments that users cjf.liquor will be automatically dis­ missed. 4 ifThe Colorado Fuel A Iron Company gave to each o f its workers this notice: “ This compnny is go­ t o to get along in the future .^Without the services of bootlegg­ ers and their customers. W o clnss ju, bootleggers nil those who T A L L A H A S S IE , Jnn. 29— The nufncture, sell or distribute in- state spent an nverngc o f 20..84 icnnts cither personally or cents daily bn the upkeep of in­ ough agents or members of mates at the state prison farm ir .families. Such persons will during the year ending January .Be discharged on cvidenco satis­ 21, 1924, nccording to the annual factory to tho management with­ report o f Superintendent J. S. out waiting for conviction in the Blitch. This is over and above pro­ visions produced at the farm. The CPUrts.” .-a h e management held thnt a average daily prison population jplner under the influence of Hq- was 442. Upjr was a dangerous element be­ The balance sheet for the in­ cause af the many chances for stitution for the twelve months disaster underground through care- period shows: Cash expenditures lusncss. 1 $20,122.47, payrolls " $14,526.04, m An even more drastic rule was maintenance and improvements, M & n tly laid down by Henry Ford, $160,380.75. kml number* o f hotels and restau­ Cash receipts $37,194.30; credit rants havo acted to batilsh liquors mcmornndn, sundries, $886.13; jhrcrii their premises. One hotel, credit for imporvements $39,984.08; Haynes says forced its cm- credit for labor in cash expendi­ ^Iqyees to sign a pledge to not tures, $1,933.52, balance (d eficit) Mdl liqUQr and as an added pre­ $115,031.21. caution employed detectives to An itemized statement in the ..March waiters when they appear­ report shows the ensh expendi­ tures were for discharge fees, corn, ed for duty. Some theatres have banned jokes lnbor, hogs, freight, express, tele­ •ti prohibition from their Htages, grams nnd other sundries. Mid one insurance compnny is nHkCash receipts amounted to: from ing applicants whether they drink the dairy, $7,917.50, poultry and bootleg liquor, Mr. Haynes declar­ eggs, $8,449.28; vegetables, meats, ed. A western city advised its etc., $14,050.45; ice nnd cold storemployees that use o f liquor would nge; $2,196.64 other sundries, $4,result in dismissal, and caused 580.45, making a total o f $37,194.Mich worker to give his signa- 30. .titto as evidence that he had been Superintendent Blitch reported a net profit from the diary depart­ ^warned. • ; “Jntomperanco was never wise, ment (prison labor not charged economical or safe, in the opinion against it) $6,431.21; net profit o f Commissioner Haynes, but it from poultry department (prison la Infinitely less so now than ever. Inhor not charged ngninst it) $4,‘ 'Amid.the powerful inventions nnd 280.66. hurried life - o f today sound hodPrisoners received from count­ lee, steady nerves and sober judg­ ies numbered 491; from rond de­ ment are indlsponsable to life. partment 88; reenptured 20, sent iThia dact is recognized every- t.n road department 388; escaped wnere.” 33, died (one electrocuted) 8. Inm ates O f Prisdn Cost State 25 Cents A Day For Upkeep f rctflljr • wOd cam* prised b } hunters, fo llow through the air. v V V v v V V V V V v v v V ii" t ^ ^ W i l l D Ibcubs' P r o g r a m M eeting To V ^ A t ’-Ils | Be Held Soon» Lake Clty-I’ensacola Roadi T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., Jan. 29: — The sU te road department has incorporated in its budget for 1925 which w ill be discussed at a meet­ in g ' scheduled for Miami on Man 10, n total o f 607.00 miles o f new* road work. This is in addition to 101.17 miles o f federal aid pro­ jects now under construction, 129,79 miles o f federal aid projects, already authorized, but on which work has not yet begun, and 437,17 miles o f state projects now un­ der construction. According to statements of board memburs, the budget pro­ vides fo r completion o f a sand-clay road on Roau No. 1 all the way from Lake City to Pensacola, and for connecting links along tho route to adjoining states. A ll but about 120 miles o f this road has been taken care o f heretofore. This type o f road costs around $2,500 u mile, as compared with the $20,000 to $30,000 a mile for the improved types o f highways being built on Route 2, 3, 4 and 5 in the central and southern parts o f the state. Mileago proposed in the budget for each one o f the designated roads shows 89.60 miles on No. 1, 59.50 on No. 2, 52.16 on No. 3, 135.05 on No. 4. 100.15 on No. 5, and 24 miles on No. 8. Bond 27 is included in the list for 98 miles p f improvements, M i­ ami to M a o o while on No. 18 is listed fo r 19 miles, from Camp Dorr to Lake Anne. For connecting links to the stat­ es on the north, the department proposes to improve six miles be­ tween Quincy and the Georgia lino, 18 miles from Marinnna to the Georgia line on No. 6, nnd 6.20 miles on No. 7 in Escnmbia coun­ ty from Quintette to Pine,Barren. High and Wooded W ell Drained Hard Surfaced Streets Landscaping Sidewalks EJlectrjcity Close .to Business District Within the City Limits Out W here High Class Development Begins Near L a k e Monroe Lower in Price than Surrounding Property MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE FOR YOU RSELF German Cafes A fte r Money o f M ovie Fansj HAM BURG, Jan. 29— German hotel nnd restaurant proprietors are considering the possibilities o f moving pictures on the prem­ ises ns producers of trade. They argue thnt ns there nrc no free passes to tho movies, u condition that prevails largely nmong the theatres, the mnn who goes to the movies probably has mopey to spend fo r refreshments. Hence if they could get him on the lot, they would stand a fair chance of selling him something more than his movie ticket. Gold is one nnd a half times heavier than lead. OFFICE A. P. CONNELLY & SONS FIG U R E FOR YO U R SE LF TH E IN V E S T M E N T POSSIBILITIES 104 M agnolia Avenut ***4 < 4 < *4 .+ *+ + 4 > *****+ 4 *«**4 *4 . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FR ID AY AND SATUR D AY .;. .; .. ; .. ;. .; . .; .. ;. . ;. .; .■ > $5.00 Ladies’ one strap pumps, satin and patent leather One Lot of dress ging hams’ small and medium check Ladies’ New Spring Dresses •;* •;«•>•;«•;*•>■>■* ♦> %• «-•* •>* •> •••<’ •> * *.•* *' * * •>+* * * •#••>+♦♦♦4*•>* •>❖ • ♦ ♦ ♦*4* i Felt Hats | $27.50 Men’s all wool i Suits 4-4-❖ 4>4' | $5.00 Men’s dress shoes * black or brown Ladies’ Felt Bedroom Slippers 36 inch wool serge, navy, black, brown, cream and gray Best grade 25c Bleach ing. 36 inch wide, per yard 32 inch Satin Stripe Madras, per yard 32 inch Creton, Big range o f patterns, per yard 10-4 all pure Linen Sheeting, per yd. 36 inch Handkerchief Linen, per yard $2.25 Silk Taffetas, per yard Ladies’ New Spring Hats $18.95 and $22.50 * •:« :•4** 4- :•❖ * :••:«* .;.^ <•<•4 4*4*4*4-♦ * 4-4*•>4* �► -*.*h — ■‘/v • i" T 'v a A Study in Facial Expressions S A R PRINCE MAY S W IM S SINGLE CM .V*f‘ — — m SEEKING HIGH WATER RELIEF SOUTH LEADS IN CELEBRATION OF M cK i n l e y ’S b i r t h HR Perm its ady Gain In Sanford Homes P u im g _ SANTEpTfl P|ve mount*!* (Continued from page 1) (Continued from page 1) hi the Great National Family. (Continued from page 1) and Maple Avenues at a cost of McKinley Dispels Feeling of dollar.to the people not only of Seminole county b jt also "It fell:'to the lot aof.-William $1,600; E. A. Douglas and Forrest Orange county, that relief could be McKinley to dispel that feeling. Lake, repairs Inside of a house a t ,.. J j , g the ' obtained. The matter was refer­ 668 Oak Street at co«t of $2,000; M (res red to the secretary who was au­ The opportunity offered; he utilised George Huff, repairs and altera c thorised to communicate with gov­ it to make the people of the South tions"at Laurel Avenue at a cost of T w ^ oM U a jj ernment officials on the matter. feel that they were back into the $900; The City of Sanford, ■ c o r e - ^ Jn th» ent<*n Another matter brought before Great American Union hi fact as board in the bleachers and a ticket the body was the request for its well as In theory and that he was booth at the baseball park at a th^VaeSSL1^ endorsement of a bilH the President, not of a section or cost of $1,200; H. McLaulin, two the avrrL®0^ ________ of one __ rpolitical ______ story garage on Fourth Street be- stock and'® which will be Introduced in the w of. the members next session of the state legisla­ party, but President of the whole; tween Oak and Park Avenues, at Steele’s waff#* f a coat of $1,200; R. J. Holly, re- ured, meamV^L’ ture and which provides that plats country and of all the people. “But this was not all. President model a home on Palmetto Avenue J Durin? tv* ?** of all properties stall be passed -upon by the several city commis­ McKinley found, as Cnosul Gener­ at a cost of $1,200 and R. H. Wal-1 loJJKJfjJJj sions before they can be record­ al at Havana, General Fitshugh tham, one story frame house in vcv'.Vm' 3,000 coyotes, royht2??i^ ed. It further provides that two Lee, a brave and much loved Con­ tho Paces Subdivision on Mellon- u,uuu 1*1 copies of the plats must be re­ federate soldier, an appointee of viile Avenue at a cost of $2,700. tain lions 17 * corded. After some discussion, President Cleveland. The relations stolk-killing b j j j Wyoming is known as the Equal­ represent a the matter was referred to the with Spain were strained. Mr. Mc­ Kinley might very well have wish­ ity state on account of having been $206,000 to legislative committee. gnme_[n tbj J. C. Hutchinson announced that ed to have in that delicate posi-1 tv„ p'nnop- in woman suffrage. through the efforts of local ship­ tion a tried and trusted friend, a j ping interests, tho United States member of his own political faith.; Agriculture Department had been But he chose to trust Fitzhuarh Lee | and when he manifested that con­ fidence in the South 1 in o w p M ^ ith cifrniDlct^,Trl!nnrt!»0Cmi naence m Lee, ine »°u in instantly msi ■ IT con­ 5 2 S 2 2 S. K responded by m .n lfc.tln * it. the celery markets, the reports to fidence in McKinley. I t takes time to do a gnJ be given out from a local office oring. instead of one in Orlando. V* r nee’s Determination To Take Long Trip to A frica And Other Places Merely Prolonging People’s W orry ' “ LONDON, Jan. 29.—Even those people who spoke with forbearance of the matrimonial shyness o f the * Prince of Wales are now getting «* uneasy with the announcement that fl the royal heir will prolong his visit jp g * to South Africa next year to In■ is dude n trip to the Argentine. This £ can only mean to these Englishmen that another year will be added to £ the interval until the prince nn^ Pounces he has picked out a girl to be the future queen. And Englishmen have listened to - the same tale o f postponement for " the last five years. Whenever the Prince o f Wales remains in London for a long period, the busybodHs ies, working mostly through the 4» : - newspapers, get up a series o f stoSt. Petersburg Church k. rien intimating that a certain inter- Would you take tlipsc three women to ho officers o f a church society? ________ 2ty? W ell they’ro not. Th*y are three W e like to give our tailoJ j» csting announcement on royal note- holdup women nnhbed hy Kansas City police. A t the left is Alice Kramer— she held up a hamburger stand Deputy Collector Holds Double Services UP , . . . '•J* paper will lie forthcoming from and then injured n policeman who tried to nrrest her. In the center is Alva Howe, who, with Luvcrene they need, and insist-' •; Buckingham Palace, and even spec- Miller, at the right, nre charged with niding fiv e men in robbing u bank of $27,000. All three new nre in O f Revenue Coming JACKSONVILLE, Jon. 30. —La­ thing— a first-class job. *» ulating who the girl is. Such great jail awaiting trial. It r ill be.to your adv» belling of all manufactured prod­ ~ expectations have never been given A deputy collector of internal ucts sold in Florida, will be the over our new Spring m n chance to materialize, for the revenue will be in Sanford, Feb. purpose of a law that the legisla­ *, prince has stepped out o f the counstyles— and get our 23, and 24 for the purpose of as­ Pinellas Commission sisting taxpayers in filing their ture will be asked *3 enact at its „ try on n trip to his future domains meeting thin spring, according to * just in time and the ladies in quesPresident Doesn’t Awards Road Contract income tax returns for the year T. C. Imeson, city .ommissioner. • “ tion have, in most cases, married 1924, it was announced ____ Friday The ___ _____ ___________ labels would be______________ so worded as ; A p p rove Flapping . » before his return home, C LE AR W ATE R , Jan. 30.— The morning by tho internal revenue ito show where the products were* j Now there hre not so many oliCollege Trousers j county commissioners of Pinellas service of the treasury depart-1 made, among other things. C om -, v pibles for speculation. The Ladies (Ed. V. Price) V* ment. Those desiring to make an |nils: ior.cr Imeson says Florida or-: ‘ M ary nntl Itnrhrl Cavendish, Lady w A fin u r - T A v I Of, n hnvo awarded contracts for road appointment with the collector-ange growers have another source j Fine Custom Tailoring '*! Mft»v Cambridge, who were all C LE V E L A N D , Jnn.. 30.— Thu W A S H IN G T O N , Jnn. 29.— Pres. - freely discussed as prospoctivo finest o f materials and workman-[dent Coolldge docs not think much I construction work in Special Road may do so through Postmaster J. j of revenue in marketing some o f | ____________ Milane Theatre Building the blossoms o f Uu*r groves for w motes for the Prince o f Wales, ship and all the latest accessories o f the prevailing styles in college 1nnd Bridge districts 0 nnd 8 P. Hall. ■ making perfume and thnt tourists J h a v married. In fact the list of in the development o f the airplune atudent apparel, particularly the - (Clearwnrter and Dunedin) to cost kvisiting the state are many times English girls o f suitable age is nre being used by the Glenn L. i wideflowing trouser legs and aus- ai 001,462.42. The work in the Prison Establishes ■ sold perfumes which they are led becoming narrowed |c]earwnter d|strict will cost , 50l(. _ ----- distressingly . ,— ----------.M a r tin Company here in the con- penderless wwaistl.nes. believe were made here from Accredited School to * and nr most Englishmen have made Btructlon of 75 combination torpeThreo incmltcrs o f the American orange blocsoms. - up their minds that David Edward do, -bombing -and long distance ! W hig Club o f Princeton cnlicd on : 1?'*’ Remember this when ■ is not going outside his father’s N’oir I ccouting planes for the Bureau o f ! Mr. Coolidgo recently to ask him j tl0n t*10 romu n er amount S A N FRANCISCO, Jan. 30.— you feel a pain. Millions offt ren'm for a bride, the prince will Acronuutics of the Navy Depart Depart- 1to speak before their society, and ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A high school with a complete A d Club M anager W ill have learned how to stop But to probably have to choose hio bride ment. when they had prerented the* mat­ four-year course lending to a di­ it at once. For 65 years Jacobs 0*1 from a younger generation. Approximately 26,000 pnrts go ter, the President inquired o f them ploma and accredited to the state Attend State M eeting they have done so by rub­ years a, Fo interested have the public heif they wore suspenders. university will be established in into the making o f a plane. A ll bing with St. Jacob’s Oil. has pnai| * come in this chapter of his life, His They admitted they didn’t, nnd ..............................., JAnc C K S O N V ILLE , Jan, 30. — San Quentin state penitentiary, except the motor, instruments and All pains allied with lions, ■ Royal Highness enn hardly nttend Mr. Coolidgc told them that when ! cording to pinns approved by thc ' 9 a^ mannK°r J ff the Assorheumatism, with soreness found aijl house parties or dances without n propellers are made at tho local his son came home from Mercer-1 Statc Prison Board and Frank J. Advertising ■Clubs o f the backache or lameness. And nobody < •* resounding echo connecting his plant. Delivery o f the first plnne burg Academy similarly nrrnyed, J Smith, the new warden. Worid. wil be among those attendis scheduled for February, 1920, chest colds nre checked Don’t il name with some debutante being he promptly advised him to g e t ; It is intended to maintain the i ™ , nt the start. . heard immediately throughout and the plant is operating at full some suspenders nnd hitch up his I pain scholastic standards and curricu‘ ^ • * Mnyfnlr, then down to Southwark capacity to complete its contracts. trouseru a notch or two. Just rub the sore spot Jacobi 011 lum o f ouLldo hlEh school,. M oJ-1 | The airplanes are known ns the nnd Claphnm. Since returning may with SL Jacobs Oil. It ern school equipment will be in 7 from his lnet trip the prince lias j “ SC” ^type^ and are capable o f 1 faing. | causes counter irritation. pa and other Florida cities. W ill! N succes.-fully counteracted this jjos- carrying cither n standard 1.730 Cremation Finds Small stalled. Manual training and lam P. Green, director o f the nn- | Or it relieves tho conges­ ns soon ud practical shop courses will be in­ tional vigilance committee, nip hy not appearing at dances and P°und torpedo, or 2,00(1 pounds of who ' tion by bringing the blood or a Favor W ith English cluded and n laboratory fitted out has advised that he will spend * ghous * parties. At the present time bombs or suffifient fuel for long to the surface. Then the lief st < for research in the scientific clas­ Februnrv nnd March in this state. 1 there is no girl being honored as distance scouting. As n scouting protecting pain is ended, nnd you LONDON, Jan. 30.— I t Is the ses. a the prospective Princees o f Wales. |plane, 388 gallons of fuel i» car­ also will attend the meeting, ho and the can wait in comfort while ried. which is sufficient for 17 task o f the Cremation Society to '1 he faculty is expected to be has advised local committeemen. tints. nature cures. j ebtaired from tho ranks of the Among subjects on the program * P r P « ; o n T ^ I T o r n l d W i t h 1*2 hours of continuous flight nt n popniarizo that form o f burial in * r r e s e m s l i e r a i a Y v n n crtlisi , f 75 n*;ilv,9 nn England, but it is making slow convicts. A recent check of San fo r discussion are'community ad­ * Fine Crate o f Celery hour. (progress. In tho past year there Qutntin records indicated that 19. vertising fundamentals, community Riu.uniallsm Backccho Lameneta Lumbago wero only 1,986 cremations in prisoncra had degrees in arts, advertising objectives, Community The three-purpose type plane, in Great Britain. sciences, law nnd medicine from advertising machinery, nnd com­ addition to the combination of The Sanford Hernld is indebted The argument the society ad­ tha leading colleges nnd universit- munity advertising accomplish­ i to nnd expresses its appreciation loads carried, is fitted with both vances is that musty, dirty, crowd­ ments. jea in this country and Eurooe. m to the American Fruit Growers, land ami water landing gear mnk- ed Britain is no place for the final * Inc., for a crate o f fine celery ing it suitable for action over land nhoda o f the body, and that the designed to be country could be made beautiful “ which was given to it Friday morn- |u,,<* It the turrets of by handsome mausoleums inrtoad ing by Sarniy Anderson, who for 1catapulted from the past several years has nmdo battleships and to be capable o f o f open spaces in the cities being ‘.'..a. custom o f presenting to this taking o ff mid landing upon, by taken from the living for the use paper h crate o f choice celery the aid o f an arresting gear, the o f the dead. decks o f airplane carriers. To fargrown in this city. jilr. A qdereon reports the grade ilinte the handling on hoard car­ Diogenes, seeing a ruined profli­ quality o f the pack o f the local riers the wings may be folded, gate making a meal of a few olives "•"product is much better this year reducing tin* wing spread to less said to him, “ i f you had dined so, flUthnn in former years, a fact which than half it:; normal. you would not lie supping so.” (A dvertising'}>y C. J. Clark) aid in materially in securing* ^H,„n j»ond price throughout the seaW A N T 2.000.09 ISSUE. ^JTt'on, it is believed. K EY W EST, Jan. 30.— Decision M l 0 lw> deliberate exposure o f one haa been reached by the executive « ^children to such diseases ne men- committee o f thu Overmen High­ Aching, ,-*Vt slirs, whooping cough nnd chicken way Association to petition tho **»I" “ t'> have it over with,” sim- county toimnmioner:i to float a burning feet ? _ ^ p ly displays 11 lack o f knowledge bond i.iaiie of approximately $2,-1 •ganling the dangers of those dis- 009,000 to l>e used in practically, . '’eases. M E N T H O LA T U M completing a highway from this j ____________________________________ Hundreds throngs our doors fo r the B ig Event o f the season when bail city to the mainland. Petitions|| quickly relieves ‘ ►•ix t i i i : r u i r r i T m i in ' sir t i i k have been placed in tho hands o f j j WIIVI'VTII JI IIK IM , S I l i r r i T gains that simply amazed were o ffe re d to eager buyers. DOLLAR^ ^ and r L o r I'M IlllllA . IX A M I r o l l each member o f the association r** fiiMii.xoLE ror.xTV . with instruction!) that they bo cir­ W E R E SAVE D . Many more will he saved in the next few days of ’ refreshes. -. IN (MIANCKISV. culated fur obtaining signatures *TT'R K COX, Complainant, eollossal sale. Come in and look ovc r the bargains without any oblig*| o f persons qualified to vote on tho vs. “ Whether in business or i bond issue. CAMMr HItKPPARD. . t nl. tion to buy. Oi-fcndunlH. physical life " declares C. . ** CITATION. Clark who is here in Sanford Ti> Caleb Hlii<tipnr>l. nml Lyman I»URE T H R E A D HOSE— TO C LE AR Some Real Values in * ^ V .o ’ pn, us TriiHtee lor t.yimin llnnk B Y CONDO as our advertising expert, E V E R T T R U E fw n -ln rtm 'rs, mill Ids HucccRNors In C A N TO N CREPE F L A T CREPE DRESSES] -OTrimt. mnl tho 1'n.pariiiHra, whoso connected with W oodruff 1 n:.•• ■r,* unknown, who on JunTo Clear at Watson «^airrv :ta»b, |HUS. were trnilltn; ami ' r*•i>•!n•• < under ihe co-part.oJ’'■•In '*!' “ Achieve standing in your •• »* >.i* unite and style of Lyman pfejl.mlr, .■nil each and ever;, of the community as an aggressive :. .. 11ini -d iiofendantn. if 11vInsc. leader in business life is the IW>a1 If either, any or all of the '• '! O'-'olidnnM* he dead, to all partadvice to retail merchants” . M E N ’S TO PK IS UNION SUITS A L L WOOL SW EATERS f ,. Jes il iliuluc Interests under Caleh v.. ! ’ '"i-idil. deceased. I.yninn (’ helps, How do merchants bring lire* useil. as Trustee for l.ynian '.(la n k Co-partners deceased :-rd their store and themselves be T.rl't till 1• if.1 In Trust, deceased, nil.I tie ro-paniiers. deceased, fore the public? Thru “ ad­ *"* ■ e names are uakaown. who on M E N ’S PE R C A LE SHIRTS vertising” and when I speak jjyau tiar "e re tradliiK and up im • it dm: husiness under thu eoo f this I refer not only to . .I’artiiemlilp name and style of Lyejj- "M Hank, and UKulnst all parties newspapers advertising and • 'iloltnlnir Interests under (tutus direct mail, but the merchants "■ PI:.*oerd. ' (TtfCPflrod. Itilfus Shepard, A L L W OOL DRESSES IJLUE C H A M B R A Y D A R K SHIRT J .wilei is and 'Kurus Sheppard, depersonality. How do big mer­ ■ned. 1 • >m ' or otherwise. In and to the chants become big in their • V tllovvlmr d-scrpied land situate. W e are T aking Orderj E aster T ailorin g-.^ Navy Will Receive 75 New Airplanes In Next Two Years S.W.B1 PAINS STOPPED S t. Ja c o b s Follow the Crowd to Our Bh CLEARANCE SALE 98c $9.50 $3.98 75c 95c 0 *1"■III. County of >•«*inl: WV«| ■ FI rliln. niaru p: nr:rlbi' 1 IIs f<lIlOV.'il. *. li » ! .'■In 1?. ii ml H. In Clock I. f t . TIi*>r i. of Pxnford. I‘'l>trhlu. itccot ui.i^ to i:. It. Tr /' <r Sunfurd. Florid c. tdat thcruof i •fl#' io c ri*t ■' tu any and all a s'i n.l hull.,. names ure unknown, clultntr. anv rlc'.it. title or Interest In SK«” I to ha property hcrelnaliove det licit, nr any part ur pared tlierer «.f. It In hereby ordered that you 1 n.i.'1*'' h **f >'*MI ke and appear bo-M r - our .-iiilu ('Iroiill Court lit tin* Court Hounii . t Sanford. Klurida. on |l:<* tStli day of April, A. L>. 1925. and -'th en and thtre make unxwer to thu j . J.III of intviplaint exhibited UKulnat . no III Ihin cause. r ■' n la further ordered that thin order I e piilillahed III thu Sanford ^d li-rilil, a newttpuper puhlliihcd In .^gTanford. Somlnolo County Florida. cadi svei k for clxht (unmru.it in weeks. >-<yi W1TNKS3 ray hand and the neat the circuit Court f the Seventh W iludldal circuit of ho Stutc or ly flO rliU In and fur Semli.ule Coun. Iy. on tliia tho Zoth day of Jun- *Y.tr»ry. A. r>. I9SS. . V. K. DOUOLAH8. (CM(Seal), clerk of the Circuit Court nf I ho Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit of Florida In and,for Sinfuluolu County. •* );> ■ A U WKKKH, D. C. Caorve A. OtCcityu anil O. W. r * Sponrer Jy., Sollcltora and of d f Cuiniasl lor Complainant. 31. ZS; Feb. ), 11. IS, 25; **14r. 4. 11. IS. own community. Thru ability in all public, or civic work of his home town, as well as consistant daily advertising. $4.98 There are 3 great essential ways of advertising. T X -4 T ' ^ y%<-t_ R l G - H T , iS i R . . CXRy s t^ s aw o AND V h IfV C L L H G A M IN < Z th em to M eJ b d o n 't Nduj t h a n k Ha v c T H e s e . G e W G A W i TO u t I L L A'DVUSG.'D i^>h a t Y o u J>o n ' t to o T3CC40Se PA SSE D I^i h d o p u s e To < 3 fiO W / M - \ J P S , U £ T T > 4 e C H »L * B ecoM c-s • to C H R IS T M A S T rie k id s . M E N ’S OXFORDS— Regular to $S-00 and up $ 79c To Clear A L L WOOI. S K IR TS — New Spring Shades 1st, newspapers. 2nd the windows o f ycfjr store and 3rd thru “ tongue-wagging” ; by the public. The latter is only obtained after perfect ing the two former methods. $3.98 and up $3.98 M E N ’S B E LL BOTTOM DRESS PANl* $5.98 i M A N Y O TH ER B A R G A IN S TOO NU M ERO U S TO MENTION Development of big mercan­ tile firm from “ peddlers” — pack is traced as object lesson on vitality o f good merchani dising. The Outlet — And I would say to the local clubs and business men of Sanford in general— you cannot appreciate your “ op­ portunities until you expe­ rience a two-fisted, go-get-em 'campaign of advertising First Street. ’i * K it OppositePost Office ji i i —l — —i —i ■a a a a a r iT iiK K fiH ^ �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRfRAV, JA N U A fcV tt,M M land, the Crescent Apartment! jn Tampa, the Guaranty Bunding In West Palm Beach and the 310 West Church -Street -Apartment* in Jacksonville bein'; numbered among the" notable building* they have financed through-tho nation wide sale of first estate bonds. itales, Being Dey, Adair ReAtty Fronts Tamiaml unccmcnt was made to thnt this, expanse would be offered for ; has been high and stions have already j, the first unit; n pproximately 100 nc- g 318 lots. It is beL.je. acquainted with its. guaranteed nnd ■ way, include a pnhotel, s yacht bnfc, water, lights, con­ ks, asphalt pnvomont | high type eonvfinilompktc residential ft Ran, internationI got/ architect, is I the eighteen-hole Bile here for several |ek pronounced the w the most beautiful L coarse thnt he had la his experience. KU be ready for play I to the Sarasota ofHair Realty nnd Trust b firm is ropresentJlc of Whitfield EsFC. L. Knight and [ Harless nnd Harless, pjr Realty Company, Li the firm's own ofsonville, which was tout two yoars nitc the financing nci Adair organization of Whitfield Estntca venture in tho .state uiar nature, th* firm We in the state for having brought milrs into the state for pente to place before the multi­ tudes their varioq* resources. The Live Stock "exhibits will unquest­ ionably prove superior this Jrear— this being assured through the ex­ tensive arrangements being, made for famous herds and from the fact that many carloads arc al­ ready enroute. People Interested In Fair to Open on February 3 Are lcm {jjg on Every Train; Entire City Is Decorated F ate O f Ireland Is Settled W h e n Two O fficials Meet TAMPA, Fla. Jan, 20— Trains arriving cv.., •'cry day arc bringing largo crowds of I*5 non in Vi,,.----- Ts ®!*!* interested M A N IL A , Jan. 20. — Governor General Leonard Wood has made a report to Washington regarding tho dispute between the United Spates and the Netherlands gov­ ernments over tho control o f Las Balmas Island, one o f the Philip­ pine group about 15 miles south of Davao province in the Celebes Sea. General Wood and Governor General Fock, o f tho Dutch ___ I). ____ Boat Indies, were authorized bv their respective governments to rcnch an understanding in the mat­ ter several months ngo nnd dur­ ing an exchange o f visits between the two mi agreement was reached. General Wood said hin report was op its way to the war department at Washington: hut on nccount of its confidential hhture he could not dlscusn it. Although Laa I ’ ntnins is 40 miles within the defined boundary o f the Philippine group' as declared by tpe treaty o f Pnris in 1833, the Netherlands flng has continued to fly over the inland and the Dutch government o f Java has continued to administer the nlfeirs of the 3mnll colony o f Filipinos. •Tho custom authorities arc anx­ ious for the Philippine government to obtain control of the island in order to stop opium rmuggling into the Philippines through that route. Lan Palmas Is only one of several inlands south of Mindanao whicli arc serving ns hiding places for smugglers, tho customs otficials do. clarc. A number of small islands near the coaat conat of British North Borneo also furnish protection for the smugglers who, in their fast sailing vihtns, lake the contraband from Sandaknn, B rilLli North Borncq, by easy stages to Jolo and Zamboanga, from which points URGE CHURCH ATTENDANCE cC a local fhnreb aapt Sundnj ■■ -• ■ pastor of-.yrWch has arran* r- MIAMI, Jan. 8^<r*Tha NaW Eng-lapcclfl-ptogrtm fof the occ; laud Sqckty haa adopted as it* Perhaps thp law Wd' Strife is costly. People esn quarrel while'driving along, but ter upheld by the pe< they 4tp;> tye engine when piqko courts didn't hold up ---------------------------- slogan for the n « t feif days “ Go to Church next Sunday/*.-In carlying out the Idea, lumber* at the society have #rr|iiig«d to go In a body to the morning services ' •’ i .. : < .FlorMu ims.30.000 lakes, Okeechobee haa the largest MQ0 souaro miloj, the rccond est fa the unjpn. I f you're not interested in clean Uncle Sam’s 1 ilk for your, baby you're not lems is to keep his out removing his tl >stcd op dirty milk. Council Starts On Drive To Add More First Class Scouts IvhlA COrT,ir1t\ y °> th Florida Fair which which opens it-, doors to tho pubf *uext Tucst,®y» Fob. 3, Most or those aro recking space for various kind* o f exhibits Including »1 mo lyi noVcltl09- but agricu ltu r-,_______ ______ " n i i j nfr,V| nul° accessories nm|! the end nf i u all kinds o f manufactured pro-i ^ ' ‘ h° ducts. 1 gronr approve TO BE SOLD A T ABSOLU TE This unusual crowd thus early pives assurance that tho Fair this 1 onkt!iat t.h,p year will be.much larger than cv- iltnC*u?* n n 1 £ |,.bc/oro n"'» that the attendance f t w II far exceed that of last year 5* in,0rInndc when more than 215,000 pcopio f 6, a,n< ™0,r° entered the gales of The South is being Florida Fair. It is expected that nnt wnrk thl-i number will be Targclv in- 1,novcn,®nt b“ 5 creased this year becaure o f t»io tn?0rc c,0!,c,v 1 intensified interest and further f t 0 Civlc C,ub because o f tho fact thnt Florida Tnn„ ins ninny more thousands o f vis| J ‘' nu“ ry itors this year than ever before, nhow^a” J The flower parades will be mag. ,norc‘ appliance Suturday-^J’a iiuary 31st A t 10 o’clock A. M. The above lento c<»3t the government $125.00 eueh, arid they arc ns good fe c t e ^ n d ’in *?hny daZ3,,inc c f* than i/Iauul : it eta, and all otper parados nr- which i-t thn I raniicd fqr will prove i„,p irl„s S T t a t k ns new now, The size is 16 by 16 nnd nrc used witli one'center polo, there is room for 8 cots in onch tent. Tents can be inspected nny lime before the sale or at the sale Saturday sinii mat Florida has ever seen. when the Scout Camp Program will lie completed and notices nent out to ths Scouts, giving the dates of the summer camp this yenr. Scouting has never been in better shape, and it is the predic­ tion o f the members of the Coun­ cil and o f tile citizens back of this movement thnt it is coming into its own ns n vnluablc means in developing the character o f the boy and training him for citizen­ ship. morning. Reports from various counties and from the.ndvnncc guard al­ ready licyc from these counties clearly Indicate that the exhibits will be on a greater scale than ever before, nnd thor,c reports al­ ready show that great crowds arc coming from tho Counties which wii! have exhibits. Tampa is beautifully decorated for the occasion, and tens o f thous­ ands o f colored lights will illum­ F U N E R A L SERVICES HELD inate the principal streets for JACKSO NVILLE, Jnn. SO.— many blocks lending to the Fair CIR C U IT COURT AFFIRM ED Funeral services were hold Tues­ grounds. Tampa expects enormous crowds day afternoon for W. A. Wilkerson, well known lumberman who and has arranged for the arconio- J died at his home here Monday, dation of the people. The largo! after several weeks' illness, lie number of hotels nnd boarding! was 50 years o f ago and had liv­ houses will he supplemented by i ed in Jacksonville for 25 years. thousands of private residences j He was a native of Jacksonville, ll occasion requires to accomo-1 date the visitors. Alabama. Everything points to the great­ Florida produces more long est nnd moat successful Fair in staple cotton— the kind used to Florida's history, and an event ' These tents are very scarce now, in fact tho government has no more fqr qalc wo have been told. Remember the place, time and date nnd conic buy a tent at your own price, . .I ,* , . They will be sold to the highest bidder regardless of the amount. 61 West Church St. Orlando ^ ■ ^ rkS*5*a-iai i Terrace Hotel, now iletion in Tampa, the brought ns high us 75 cents a race Hotel in Lake- THIS ON BIG S A L E l i ? FOR W E E K O N L Y A i . _ D FURNITURE o / T d ____ _ y t o y ? _ Z dr _ e _ . . . . r L e n AT D O N ’T MISS This Sale . m t U l S C O 9 i m t STARTS Tomorrow: K ITC H E N CAB IN E TS n-Piecc Dining Suite Reduced $109.00 Every modern time and labor saving convenience in included in this scientifically designed Kitchen Cabinet. Finished in whitu enamel This sale discount makes it'a wonder value, i of uiniu furniture hit the toboggan in this rnlc— and this is iturc value! Included is a- splendid dining table, 5 chairs nnd ihair. also buffet, china cabinet and serving tabic iiniahed in 1 w a r - = E 3 S B X q --■; v *\ | i | j ( | Real luxury and beauty hnvj been built In our delightful cane and mahogany unite*, which iftciucjcs a graceful davenport, arm rliair nnd freker with cane backs and mahogany frames. Beautiful, ly upholstered in velour. An extra value that must be seen to bo appreciated: Purchase BIG RED U CTIONS IN SUN-BURST RUGS -W IN D S O R C H AIRS Regular Price $2.98 R O Y A L E A S Y CH AIRS SALE PRICE—$2.39 -ODD F IB R E ROCKERS f r e e d e l iv e r y W ARD RO B E T R U N K S F O R ........... ...... ..........$41. Regular Value, $52.00 Regular Value, $52.00 SANFORD W e Also Have B ig Values STOVES OFFERED A T BIG DISCOUNTS FIBRE Living Room SUITS BED ROOM SUITS ODD D IN IN G TAB LE S �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 80, 1925 Sanford Herald rd f t r r * d llfrn io N lia r a» Sfc'nffTd. Ito rld o j .ns H fo n d (-las* Mattsr, II. i m at lh » Post o ff les 'nnt. Florida, under A ct Of 1,1,4X11 I. I'KVX M iyW A B P UBtlO . .. M it e r Maaaser rfuiturttirrinxi nvrr.x One Year.'. .II.o# Si« Montha....!3.C0 D?ltr*f*4-ln OKy lit «*rrier, V H k Ue. Weekly Edition U.00 » f Tesr.___________________ _____ P 'lg rrtT A l. X O TII B I A ll Obituary notices, cards o f thanks, resolution* and notice* o f entertainment* w here Chartres sre tnnde w ill he charged tor n t'reg u la r advertising rate*. ilt in t n T U B A f l O C I V R D PllB S S Th e Associated Pres* Is exclu*treiy entltlrd to the u*e fo r repuhim t t o n of alt n *w » dlspatm es aredltsd tr It or not otherwise cred­ ited In this paper and also the local news Put>llslied herein. AM rights •a herein are FR ID AY, JAN. 30, 192.1 B IB LE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. Tried and Proved:— As for God, his way is perfect; the word o f the Lord is tried; ho is a buckler to II Sam­ uel 22:31. -------- n ------- a ll them thnt trust him. S A Y NOT T IIE STRUGGLE NOUGHT A V A IL E T II Say not the struggle nought availcth, The labor and the wounds nre vain, I The cflcmy faints not, nor faileth, And as things have been they , p remain, I f hopes were dupes, fears may be liars; It may bo, in yon smoko con­ cealed, Your comrades chase e’en now the fliers, And, but for you, possess tha field. It’s Easy to Crawfish Did you read that little poem in Tho Herald the other night called "T h t Quitcr” . Probably not. W e moderns don’t go in much for poetry. It’s generally considered a little bit too metaphysical am! too abstruse fo r those In the whirl o f this rapidly moving century to bother with. Y et it is too bad you didn’t read about “ The Quitter” . It was the old theme o f sticktoitiveness, “ i f at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.” I t is the keynote of success in every wulk of life. The football player, with broken nose and bleary eyes, is a hero i f he keeps battering away at tackle and guard and simply cannot be thrown for less than a y a rd ; i f he quits, he’s no man at all. The captain who went to the bottom with his ship as it sank, after hearing the cries o f his crew, ‘T h ere’s u man!” was no man at all. It would take twice as much courage and nerve to fight the cold waves and face the ship owners back home as it would to simply give up and swallow a gallon or two. Any fool can die, but it takes a man to live. And sometimes on the links it seems ns if the nervous little pill and all the little gods and devils had conspired to keep you from ever breaking a hundred or winning a hole when anything was at stake, and you think, "W ell, I might just as well bust up my clubs and go homo. You can’t win against the Devil and I guess I wasn’t cut, out for this game anyway.” Remember, anybody can quit, but there aren’ t very many Bobby Jones in the world. Then someday some one is going to come along and offer you a little something for thnt piece of property you have been paying for by the month for the past three years, and you are going to say to yourself, “ He’s offerin g me every cent I put into it, and there are a lot o f new subdivisions be­ ing put on the market and real estate is bound to take a slump. I ’m going to get out from under while I can.” You’ve just lost your nerve. What you need is a little tonic. He’ll probably sell it in a couple of weeks for twice what he paid you for it. Remember what some sage old realtor advised, Don’t give up the ship, boys!” It’s easy to crawfish and crawl; “ It ’s easy to cry that you’re beaten— and die; But to fight, and to fight when hope’s out o f sight! Why, that’s the host game of them a ll! And though you come out of each grueling bout. All broken and beaten and scarred. Just have one more try— it’s dead easy to die, It ’s the keeping-on-living that’s hard.” As Brisbane Sees It T H E L A S T SO LD IER A N D S T IL L GOING STRONG! Too Mach Killing 100 Little Pigs. Drifting to the League An Intention Want:d. BW Michigan son courthouae catching from a < IC C W T B e l ie v e vie 'd BY A R T H U R BR ISB AN E (Cesrrlskt 1KM> N B sT le z G O O H ?CXL W H IL E 1I0W y.ONQ in the crime era to last. What causes the shooting mania? You pay no attention when you read about killings based on boot­ leg or hijacker feuds. But you nro bound to notice and wonder about the unnumcrabic killings of other kinds scattered through the paper. , , V A Cincinnati (< trouble. Let (ri incorrectly. Li VET, BOVS' > TWO OLD men past 70 quar­ reled and dubbed each other,.both died. A heading tells you o f a husband in Indiana who meets his wife in the street, shoots her four times, and then shoots himself, both dond. .Michigan contributes a poorhouse inmate, 05 years old, killing another 71; with nn axe while the victim lay asleep in Ins bed. M fLLIO N A IR E bottieggers, poorhouse inmates, jealous husbands, all seem to hnvc the snme remedy to kill somebody. Some of the most prosperous men in the nation have formed an organization to promoto greater respect for the law. Perhaps the fnct that nearly nil prosperous men ignore both the law nnd the constitution when they interfere with their own comfort and pleasure, has something to do with law violations lower in the scnle. go very far hocaui* a been raised properly j to other big guns who Before you heart!* happened in Russia * has happened there. I They claim Phikj, Joggers made onlT last year, hut then it idential year. Headline say* ^ cignrets is incrcam guess, cigurot.x are , sumption. 4 * . A BOY SENT this information to the United States Agriculture Department. Five years ago, when he was in the public school he bought n pure bred big. female eight weeks old. Since then the pig has ndded 100 small pigs to For while the tired waves, vainly the earth's porcine population. breaking, -oThe little boy writes: Seem here no painful inch to IM M O V A B LE F R A N C E ' gnin, “ She paid for niy clothes, three ASHEVILLE CITIZEN Far bark, through creeks and in­ Getting- Millions From Foolish People years in high school and gave me lets making spending money also. I am now in Comes silent, flooding in, the Frnnce looked this way and tains thnt the ent/y o f this counWhen you read that a Chicago mail order house reports my second yenr in college and she main. is still doing the same.” shulfled her feet recently and we try into the war saved France an increase in business o f close to three million dollars in the J4-■ from being crushed by Germany; at a distance concluded she had And not by enstern windows only, year that lias just closed do you recognize another good sign year mat nas just Closed do you recognize anotner good sign ( THIS BOY has joined the “ Bet- taken a Step toward paying her thnt it advanced billions to France When dnylight comes, comes in distinctly ns a loan without which of prosperity in the country, and let it go at that? Or do; ter Sircs-Bctter Stock" campaign * nr tnpu, France (,id tho light, France could not have continued to you also remember that those three million dollars traveled am| will work hard to improve the . . '. * . , . , In front, the sun climbs slow, how . ,.. . .................. . i____ « 1 nnt mlvnin'i' nil nnt advance nn inch from her noslposi fight. We got nothing out of the slowly, to Chicago from communities that ought to have had t h e [,lipr ^recd. tion in respect to the debt und ap­ war, oil, territory, wlmt not, while But westwurd, look, the land is continued use o f the money? , It were possible to improve parently has no intention o f doing France seized as spoils mines, oil bright. land. o i lL „ , i . , . . . . human breed as easily ns we im- so. Several months ago The Herald told of the increase in! prove cattle or swine civilization — Arthur Hugh Clough. Frnnce retorts that this country The enthusiastic reception ac­ -------- o-------shipments of mail order catalogues throughout the South. A [would progress rapidly. Unfortu- corded Deputy Marin’s speech by is in the position o f the man who Scnutur Capper would outlaw the “ shop-by-mail” campaign seemed to be running on schedule ! nnt°ly» eugenistn make little pro- his fellow members and the Pari- helped put out a fire in his n?ighpistol. Thnt would be all right nnd with much success. And in every town and village in , Ilut sotnethin»? niight be uian press and the congratulation l»»r « house to save his own. Frnnce If it were not for the outlaw. extended him at its close by Her- Britain nnd the United States were which no homo appeal was made by local merchants, mail That proud mother of 100 little iot seems t i justify Senator B or- partners in the fire-fighting IraniThere's one good thing about it, order shopping became more general than it has been in pigs in five yearn never smoked ah’s pessimistic declaration thnt ness. Frnnce and Britain fought at least; people from the North years. cigarettes or drank cocktails. And no part of the debt is to be settled i Germany long before this country will think this in warm weather. the father or fathers did not set nnd no part of it is to be paid, appeared on the scene. The United One Chicago house collected more than fourteen million before -O' their sons the example of The Journal Des Dtbats states that [ States hnd ns much interest in deJack Dempsey says he is willing i Holhfrs through its catalogue selling last year. Other big bootleg lawbreaking and contempt M. Marin hud the “ courage to say t Anting Germany nr. had Frnnce. nlnud. what .the. , eutire ..country I for if Germany hnd overwhelmed to fight once more before he gets concerns did quite as well. And the worst o f it was, thousands for the constitution. thinks silently." I France it would then hnve ovirmartHjd.'«»hh!T<«lyl‘ tTr ftw tsick Ht|of families were “ educated” a little more thortAighly in tho What Marin said was that i t ; whelmed the unaided United States IN' T IIE way o f nntionnl news would he n moral iniquity if twining, as i t w o r e . , 0f mail-order shopping, with local merchants nnd local France is willing to pool all war j if that should interest you, it France were compelled to pay the j expenses and then distribute them business in general sufferers from the practice T h e r e ’s only one time when a .... • . . .. ,. . ., . seems thnt the country is driftsum “ demanded o f h e r. according to the wealth o f th e . Whoa money is sent out of a community for articles that inff toward European entangle- enormous fellow doesn't hrag on how much by the United States— ” this being j countries conccncd, which would) lie made last year nnd that's when could be supplied .satisfactorily by home merchants, some- 1menta. via the World Court nnd about four billion dollars. He and leave nothing for France to pay. | the . income tax expert come., thing is wrong. Either the public is not “ educated” to mi- * German reparations ngrec- the supporting press of ull parties |Or France is willing to offset our around. repeat the obi rigmarole this coun- j financial claims by the damages derstand the value of a dollar kept in circulation at home, or mcnt’ -------- o—— try has heard for five years— she sustained by our failure to nphirst, we throw billion* upon .Since one o f them got stung by the merchants a re too far behind the times to be able to billion* into Europe recklessly, France acknowledges u financial \prove the guaranty o f safety att' D bfco fco those English ghouls have cater to I he wants of their community. squandering other tens o f millions debt to this country and also that clauses o f the Versailles Treaty, rfldWn some hcsitency about pry­ Money spent in a town continues its service. A five dol­ in graft and waste here at home. this country owes her a moral debt. Is it not probable that each nation ing further into the secrets o f France is willing to cancel both is absolutely sincere in believing ( lar hill constantly traveling front the butcher, to the baker, Now, itching for a few miser­ old King Tut. obligations. its position right? And if so will | able hundred millions, we send to the candlestick maker, and hack again is a five dollar bill r -------- « -------The refusal o f the United States it ever be possible to reconcile ab- i And just as we get nn invitation that is actualy worth hundreds of dollars. Mail order houses people to Paris to tie this coun­ to admit any moral debt to Franco soliitcly divergent views? And to uitend some big party over in aro useful for people who have no chance to deal with satis­ try up in all sorts o f uncertain revives an old argument from nn j Germany stands a grinning spec DoLand on February <5, we read factory home stores, hut it is a mighty foolish citizen who European obligations. irreconcilable .*landpoint. “ Who : tutor of the quarrel between the won the war? This country main-1former u llic . that the world is coming to an will unnecessarily send money out of his home markets. AND TH IS is done in spite of end on thnt very day. -----------------,)----------------the fuet that tho nation lias voted! -------- o-------twice, with seven millions votes When a movie actress separates A C R ITIC “ C A L L E D ” to spare against any League o f If the world’s value of tears, from her husband today, gets a di­ Nations nonsense. It ought to be TAMPA TRIBUNE vorce tomorrow and marries again Smile till rainbows span it; possible for the government to on the third duy, you might call it Breathe the love that life endears, understand the meaning of the vot­ a regular hop, skip and jump. A critic of newspaper:) has come •issue. He was informed that tojj| Clear of clouds, to fan it !— Anon. es cast in 1020 and 1024. Europe to grief in llinkhomton, N. Y. A M3umc complete editorial charge £ -------- o-------understood the voting well enough The dean of the University o f o f that city, who im ngin-lo f tho -," 8UC*-ho wouW haVe K3i2 hut hopes that American states­ minister Kansas declares that college ro­ , ... . ,, 11» work at 7:30 a. in., when th e ,men, so called, will pay little at­ ed that he could run a newspaper i rcst of th(1 staftstartcd j„. This I■ mances seldom end in n divorce tention to the expressed will of better than its editors, has air-; would be impracticable, he replied J 5 G O V E R N M E N T S A L A R IE S court which is another good argu­ the public. ment in fuvor o f a college educa­ jectly declined a legitimate chnl-jnnd then rushed to the opposition ■ MIAMI H E R A L D tion. lenge to show what he could do [paper with a statement charging ■ --------o-------G E R M AN Y IS |>erfccliiig a mn and has offered public apology to j the Press with unfairness. GettA proposition has been made measure up. There is only one chine to make it impossible for the newspaper he denounced. The inq no encouragement there, he As wo understand it the best way to end the Herrin trouble is by Hamilton Fish, jr „ of New Y o r k Siting that a president can do in the chips to sink. A series of elec­ story is told in Thursday’s Tri- j finally informed the Press editor for all the Youngs to line up all the that the salary of cabinet officers I ,m,tt‘ -r ,,f appointment* if he is tric pumping machines will take tune. i thut he had made his pulpit nt, (not fortunate enough (to secure Thomases and exchange shots with bo Increased Rev. D. Stanley Shaw delivered tack without proper investigation from twelve thousand. th(. services o f capable men with water out faster than, it mn go in them. Then rpll in the militia to |to seventeen thousand five hundred a high sense of responsibility to — through any ordinary opening himself, in the pulpit, o f the op-1 or knowledge o f how n newspaper bury the remains. That news inion that the modern newspaper |is made or edited; and that he dollars. Thin seems nn entirely the nation. That one thing is to caused by collision. --------o-------reasonable suggestion. i appoint men who could not hold would have been more important is “ unfit to occupy 15 minutes of wished to apologize to the newsMrs. Armintn Arhuckle has se­ nny Christian’s time." He spec-1 paper and to the public for what There nre few government ofll-! positions o f responsibility in pri- fifty yours ago than it is today. ified the Binghamton Press as be- ho had said. cured a divorce from “ Fatty” Ar- ciats upon whom greater respon d- Jvato business. Thcste can always bucklc, former film comedian. We bility rests today than upon the be secured at the salaries which the W H A T IS wanted now is some­ ing unworthy of tho attention o f . A t his next appearance in the might even take that as the an­ members o f the cabinet, who aro I government pays. But these rure- thing to make it impossible for a tho good people of the city. j pulpit this minister told his connouncement of nn approaching the heads o f great government de- |y measure up to the public de-' flying machine to fall. That also The Pre.s.x naturally “ came I gregntion that he had made a remarriage. back.” It challenged the reverend glettable mistake and proceeded partments. Conditions are quite mauds upon them .........— * ................. “ ■ ------1........--------will come nnd before long. -------- o-------gentleman to take complete charge 1to praise the Pre.ss and its mandifferent now, from those which Adequate salaries should be paid, Men that have conquered '.he A Barnard College girl in the prevailed even n comparatively, It is rather ridiculous that the sec- ocean waves will easily conquer of the paper for one dhy, with ngement. midst of a religious mania jumped few years ago. A rather high de-'retnry o f state, head of the whole the air waves. enrto blanche to edit it ns he saw This is typical o f tho average out o f un eight story dormitory greo of ability is demanded in cab-j diplomatic corps and in charge of fit and to make it conform strict-: critic of the newspaper. Their What is the strongest wave of ly to> his window. After the first three I inet officers. The men who are the whole foreign service, should ‘ idea of what a daily news- [ criticisms arc nearly always en- i floors she probably began to real- qualified to hold these positions arc , receive a much smaller salary than the air compared with the ocean pape?r should he. Attached to th eltirely theoretical. When challcng .l _ ito that she was going the wrong aide to command very large snln- j is paid the ambassador who works wave that rolls gigantic rocks upon challenge was an offer to donate j ed to put their ideas into prac-[ way. riea in private business. They under him. And yet this is the the beach, or oats away a granite $1,000 to any chsritahle object the Heal operation, they “ hack out."i -oshould not he expected to serve the ! ease. Ff the proposed increase is cliff? You never saw the wind minister might name. |The Binghamton incident should; t A* exchringe, recalling that the public at such a financial sacrifice granted the secretary o f state w ill' that could roll big rocks up hill. Mr. Shaw tried to quibble out of |s»rve ns u warning to others in-! King o f Spain has dropped further ns is at present demanded of j still receive only the same salary 1 --------it at first. He finally said th at; dined to rush into print or spok-| action against Blanco Ibanez, sti* The people o f the country feel as is paid n number of the nmbnsP A N A D A IS growing rapidly. he would report at the office at • en uttorunco in baseless nttneks on gwits thut thnt is about all there perfectly free to criticise cabinet tailors. I f the country docs not Up there they welcome good im­ 10 n. m. to direct the afternoon newspaper. is to do with a potato thut is too officers if they fail to measure up [ pay better salaries it can expect migrants. Here we discourage hot to hold and too big to eat. to the demand*. It is only excep-1 nothing elso than a mediocre immigration. One of the most fer­ tionally capable men who can standard o f ability in the cabinet. tile states ia the Union, with 35,We note in the Ocala Star a IM POSING ON EDITORS 000,000 acres of land has 33 000,000 head which reads “ Dogs racing acres not yet developed but we G A IN E S V ILLE SUN with disease", and thinking o f the say we have enough population. ra m In Tampa and Miami, wo are FLO R ID A C RIM E iouacdiattdy aroused almost to the Frank Wright, our brilliant i the article." ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR W H AT IS more important than point of dispatching a letter to Ah Frank, my dear boy, this ed-. young sport editor, complains even immigration, is human hap­ the S. P. C. A. when we discover itor hasn’t been in the newspaper that the dogs are in Alaska and A Kansan City newspaper, com-j People will gravitate to the class piness and independence. Canad­ thnt he has been ini pored upon. game very long himself but he has carrying antitoxin to Nome foi the meriting on the recent murder, in ' «.f people who nre of their kind ians attend to that. In Canada 02 He says some galoot put In a job learned a lot about it within the per cent o f farmers own their on him. “ Some news that prevention o f tho spreud o f diph- Miami, of a Kansas City citizen land of their liking. i s ; time he hns been playing it. seems to think that Florida is filled, The residents o f Florida, for law farms. In the United States only tbeiiu. brought into newspaper office" >That fellow knew i] ho would pro­ --------o-------up with thugs, gamblers und niur-1 observance, will measure up with (12 per cent own their land, nnd wails Frank. tossed into the ‘mrt’ ^ A y° young man at Toledo stated derers. The editor will only need I the law-abiding citizenry o f any others nre tenants paying rent. . . . ,. r ... un *out UCHK you would probably l thut he had murdered a musician leflect, however, to be convinced; other state. The mujority of tho waste basket as unfit for publico-1 Rr,b at it like a trout grubs a t! in Grand Rupids, hut tho authori that if his indictment is true, it {winter visitors are us clcuu ami TH E N A T IO N in which those tion. But generally when one j a false minnow and that you t ties were able to prove he was Iv- is not the fault o f Florida, but of upright in their behavior as the thut cultivate the land own the brings an article into a news of-i would assume the responsibility! ing. Sooner or later, people who those who come to Florida f ir the |people of th j most select commonland on which they live, grow in fice, it qualifies as news, and i s : for it. He knew you wanted some-j utter such falsehoods ure always purposes! named. ,ity. Hut the minority can make a An article that [thing to fill your space with, strength. Tho power of France gladly printed. put to shame by having their men­ Enormous crowds come to Flor- bad reputation for the majority in is found on the desk, neatly typ:And that’s the way they do vhisl dacity exposed.— Detroit News. idr each winter. The lawless class any community. People who visit is due largely to the fact thnt Everybody who want* J And wrem did he murder, n *nx- o f people always heve arid alwuy ..race tracks where gambling is per- Kreiieiimeu own their land. That written and from all appearances, j editor. properly signed by u responsible publicity studs hia prepared stuff j small country hns more than six mist 1—Houston Post-Dispatch will follow the crowd. In the wip.'milted, or roud houses in any state Maybe he bumped mf an amateur ter they will be found at the race in tho Union, take the same million land owners, a great im­ person, is little questioned by the in like thnt. Kve.ry propagandist fU'dler.— Macon Telegraph. trucks and spurting places of Flor-1chances they take whop visiting provement on the days of mon­ editor, who does not huve tinie adopts that course Hn order to Get « And people who expose their idn, und in the summer at similar; such places in Florida. It is nol archy. when a handful of nobles, or is not concerned with, pryipg ( obtain free advertising. princes in nnd between the lines attem p-, larger wane basket, Frank. Get J rneifd.a ity ought to ge pul in pris­ reports ia the north. It U the all 1the locality hut thy people th^t ecclesiastic*. Jltld royal ting to dig out hidden phases o f , a big one. on anyway, law of gravitation asserting itself, make the reputation. were the land owners. * ' Jri•! .-V* i The q u a i n t old ctu_ ; a miners’ rtrike evtrji . resumed thi3 spring. The airplane flight i world cost $177,481. H agant! You could ^*1 | Locb trial for that aaJ W e b elieve that the first principles successful bankiag isI w h o le -h e a rte d desii to be accommodate and helpful. FIRST NATIONAL BANK T H R E E LOTS ON PALMETTO AVENUE Between 11th and 112th Streets PA V IN G A L R E A D Y PAID Small Cash Payment Down F IV E Y E A R S TO P A Y BALAN E. F. LAN E REALTO R First National Bank Building. Rooms 501-502. Phone 05 Sales Force Miss Ruba Williams, Mr. R. L. & ” ” — — — — — -■ ■ ■ e lU , , , , B , * * B" " , l,l l l l l i a i l , l * lll, j_ J A M B IT IO N LE AD S TO IM PR O V E M E N T Keep alive* the spark of ambition— it !e* _ to improvement. Determine to accufffw1, a good size fund for opportunity or ency. Begin now— open an account with t& Seminole County Bank. txT iau ixT i* %ns on s w i m .* XT* S e m in o le (I f o u n ly ^ 1 Sanford,Fla. — STRENGTH - fiififl/ frp _ PROGRESS �----_ ' _ — u n t i r v m i H B IU IL U , f B ic Social Side of Sanford ** « I _________ _ M S * KATHRYN W.LKEV, s. , „ ? M l0 , % U0NE;_ B. . 1MJ PHONE:—Rea. 428-J Mrs. Brandt Hostess To Social Club C H R IS T IA N E N D E AVO R ENTE R TAINS M EM BERS OF CHURCH SOCIETIES ^meeting of the N. j Chapter of the U. • «"* .£ * Mrs. George A. Dc'• wards/ it l»t 11 A. M* Auxiliary will meet ; Horn-* at 1:00 ° * an*Clul> " ill meet ilrs. C. F. Marshnll Avenue at 1 o One of the All Church will moot Mrs. F. E. Rou- I sotice 1 p u. Social will be of Miss Ruth Elm Avrnue, Friday, 7-30 o’clock. It is there be a large Mother Is |Bgby A ft e r In C o u rt hi' 50.—Rather JJVe child” she [letter learned was i Lor® of Knoxpublicity and diin here yesrustody of the i jnrs'old. I cc'.htr is raid to bo fd i wealthy candy Tic child. Sedwyn, I th Hough Avenue ^isJinuary, 11*22, acnj before Judge I inthe Juvenile Divi Probate Court, taid soon after the i she was told by her rAlden of Clevei child had died. She rdeceived her to save She testified iwovoring from a torn in Floridajin d r her mother, Atnqvy i existence. Ins adapted by1’Mrs. lof Attica, and Miss [Court she first lenrnJns alive when Mrs. |herlast October nbout ire of the infant. Miss Long learned i alive she retained a , acting through Mr. ika. brother-in-law Miss Long, applied [ habeas corpus. |ns opposed by Mrs. attorney insisted Utsm** the father of trmnt ruled against mog mother finally witness stand uni of examination. An1Mr*, p, K. Robinson jtlso fainted, nnd both |(rnm the court room, [ruled that the child I to its mother upon I Mrs. Hawk of 4750 K It was said Mrs. [atimite the fight. Celebrating the National Chris*. AVorl*! showing snowing pictures pictures nnd n nrtitian Endeavor Week, the senior |des of much interest tonil Christian Endeavor o f the Presby-1 Under the W h t f u l manageterian church invited the members i ment of Mrs R r M n Y w n i , o f the societies o f the young jeople |Miss Margarot FoSer ^ m e l h»d ° f “f" uu u h;Ur^ tC8 in, ‘? anfonl tof b®f.n arranged for tho e w n S meet with it in the social rooms o f j wh ch gave much nlinsiirp K the Presbyterian Church Thursday At a late hour de^hSul'refreshevening. Among the 75 present ments were served bv Mrs W n there were re,,re.ehted «»e r y ! (Ireene . J m £ ^ t W a m Brumle?: church in Sanford. i A vory happy evening was The guests were received by *----L* •to a close • -by the Ksinging brought Miss Laura Lchmnn, 'Miss Ger- of two songs and Dr. Brownlee pro­ trade Rung nnd Dr. E. D. Brown-. nounced the benediction. Ice. Many banners bearing the This in the first meeting of its Christian Endeavor seal were used kind to be held and it is hoped in decorating nnd the C. E. colors that there wil soon be organized n of red nnd white weru further sug­ >oung People’s Christian Union. gested by quantities of roses and As a closing of the National Chris­ sweet pens. tian Endeavor Week all local soPlaced , . . nbout . -the .. walk .for the |SJctics arc invited to meet for the entertainment o f the guests upon ; Prayer meeting at the Presbyt'rthelr nrrivnl were many marked ian Chureh Sunday evening at 0:30 copies of the “ Christian Endeavor1o'clock. Mrs. Fred Brandt charmingly entertained the members o f the Thursday Social Club at her home cn the West Side, it being a cele­ bration of Mrs. Brandt’s birthday and also that of her daughter, Miss Irene Brandt. The rooms were beautifully dec­ orated with potted ferns, , vino and crystal baskets filled with roses. Mrs. Brandt was assisted in en­ tertaining by her daughters Mrs. Frank Moisch and Miss Irene Brandt. A t 5 o’clock the guests were invited into tho dining room where delicious refreshments were served. Those present were: Mrs. Chns. Ludwig. Mrs. John Pcxold, Mrs. Paul Pezoid, Mrs. Francis Mcrriwether, Airs. M. Zerrenner, Airs. *<cna Krause, Airs. George HcrbMrs. George Fellows, Mrs. B. . J nb.nch* M£i. M. Mallam, Mrs. A. DoNcve, Airs. M. Brannon, Airs. Henry Richter, Mrs. Jacob Richt­ PERSONAL er, Airs. Anna Sclimnh, Airs. Joe Moisch, Mrs. Frank Ateisch, Miss Matilda Stockhoff, Miss Arnnukn W. J. Hardy goes Saturday to cd to Tampa Friday. Tnknch, Miss Madeline Mallam, Tnmpn oil a business trip. Edward I.anc is quite recovered Alias Matilda Do Neve and Miss Eurl Espy o f Savannah, Ga., Is from his recent illness ami is able Naomi Fellows. to be again in his office. spending the week'in Sanford. | 1 fr, A t Chicago’s most magnificent wedding, in Holy Name cathedral, Lorettn Hines, daughter o f Air. and Airs. Edward Hines, milltennlro lumberman, became Airs. Howell Hoffman Howard. More than 2001) invited guests attended the ceremony, which cort over $100,000. The Schipa sang anil the Cliicago-Symphony Orchestra played the bridal march. The bridal couple, is shown kneeling in the sanctuary as Cardinal Alundelcin performs the ceremony. This unusual picture was taken by NEA Cameraman Fugita, who secreted himself behind a pulm in the sanctuary. Goodyear Company Making Plans For Zeppelin To Be World’s First Liner 9:30 dance. lo a a n a iia x ia iiin n n a n i WHN— New York (300) 0:30 orchestra; 7:10 entertainers; 0:10 pianist; 10 entertainers; 10:10 '•Vo dance. f* \VOR—Newark ( 10">) 7:10 con-; AKRON, Jan. 29 — Dr. Karl long, with a maximum diameter tralto; 8:15 vocal; 8:10 chorus. Arnstinc. designer of the g ia n t'to be between 8(50 nnd 910 feet Omaha (520) G drn- zit-.’l, which crossed the Atlantic o f 115 to 120 feet, the control car Mr. and Mrs. Doak of Lake E. S. Price of Atlanta has ar­ * ti mattes; (>:15 orchestra; 9:10 qunr- ocean from Germany in a non- ■hanging ten feet lower. T h e' Radio Program rived in Sanford for a short stay. 1county, Ind., have arrived in San­ tot; ll orchestra; 9:10 quartet; 111stop flight, has been selected to| Shenandoah is 680 feet long and ford for the winter season. orchestra; 11:30 organ. 1draw the plans for the Goodyear- 78 feet in diameter, while the* Program for Jon. .11. Miss Iz* Claire Jones has quite; as K(iO Oakland ( 112) 6 concert;, Zeppelin Corporation’s proposed |ZR-3 is 0(10 feet long with a height Mrs It. J. Holly, and It. S. IIoIrecovered from her recent illness. ly returned Thursday evening with 10 program; 12 dance, soloists. ajr |jnor. when completed th is, o f 101.0 feet. WGR— Buffalo (.IIP) (1 music; ” PAR — Philadelphia (195) 0:30 airship will be twice a large ns | Tho propsed Hhip would Ik* powAliss Alae Holly from Tallahassee. |7:30-10:30 Metropolitan Life ban­ t •, talk. Nnt Mayo Jr., of the Summerquet. ! any flyer ever built and will be ered by motors developing -1,000 field Nursery Compnr.v is in San­ W IP— Pbilndclpbia (509) 0 talk; able to go half way around the horsepower against 1,500 o f the j Alnx Stewart, Peter Schaal, G. _____ ___ W.MAQ—Chicago News (188) 8 ford. B. Ross will go Friday evening toj orchestra: 0 photologue; 9:00 7 Passion Play; 9:05 orchestra; j world without a stop. Dr. Arn- Shenandoah and 2,000 of tho ZR-3. 1 chestra: 8:.’J 8:.’J0 10:05 rccitnl. i stine former':’ was chief enginOrlando to hear Geraldine Fcrrar. Chicago theatre. BURGLARS T A K E FOOD KDKA— Pittsburgh (109.1) 7:10, ecr o f the Gerninn Zeppelin com- i Mr. and Airs. W. J. McCracken ______ , . WGN— Chicago Tribune (170) pnny and has diawn plans for more of Tampa arc visiting relatives Aliss Itubn Williams concert. OFF OUR R E G U LAR PRICE ■ :n ho«.n in „» i nnH who has! 0 organ; 0:10 concert; 8 classical; ! CRESTVIEW , Jan. 30.—Cooked \,V than 100 dirigibles. here. been ill at her home on Park io dance. WCAK—Pittsburgh (102) 0:30 . *i chicken ic more interesting t o 1 k'nv^ee; G-J5 ins’de movie Avenue is rpported much improv-| K Y W — Chicago (515.5) 7 ronTh, M ,wm h .v . . S A T im D A Y ° N L Y Aliss Saritn I.nke is reported • cert; 8 musical; 9:05 Youth’s Com- chats; 7 talks; 7:10 musical, ana I S rL ?‘ *5 L e i t as hrokojnto the homo here re- A d cm o n s lra tio n o f T h e rm id Oregonian I 000 cubic feet, twice as great as ccntly o f Miss Bertha Henry. coun-| (i vn much improved from her recent! panion; 9:35 classic; 12-2 enrniK(;vv ~ Portland ,t w ith Hip Min­ either tho ZR-3 now christened the ty home demonstration agent, and; illness. 1 M. Kronen leaves Sunday for , val. I ( l!> ») 12 orchestra. "4 j New 5 ork to purchase spring mcr' ilver,,i7nV!,iyui,rbLMlV''ii;!w!' « l e con tro l. S a tu rd a y n ig h t W LS— Chicago (115) 7 enter-1 KPO— San Francisco (123) 101Los An go! os or the Shenandoah.' not , deinitcly e - l„ „ „ r .Miss tHenry i.m r v reported that.‘ com e in and g e t acqu ain ted 1OITicinls . . .have . . ... d... ever, ............ A. P. Spencer of Gainesville is I J ™ ! ! * c for his !<tore on Sunfor*l I tainer; 7:20 big barn dance; 11:15- dance | 12:15 Senate theatre review. WGA—Sehncctndy,• (180) 0:10; tormined whether tho dirigible will t,K,y wcro not >srt genjrous when in Sanford on business for the! ‘ ' ______ Ji program, songs, l)4‘ constructed for commercial or jt c„ mo foo<l. Canned chicken.) I W LW — Cincinnati (123) (5 con- intercollegiate week end. Friends of R. W. Pcnrmnn will cert, quintet. cheers. |governmental purposes. chicken sandwiches, and filling and1 be glad to learn that he is able i W H K — Cleveland (271) 8 rain­ KFQX—Seattle (218) 10 orchThe dirigible would be oquip- pepper relish put up at the home C. B. Brown, of Alinneapolis, to be out after an illness of the estra; 11 concert; 12 dance. |ped. with a passenger cabin hang- demonstration agents’ meeting in bow club. SANFO RD Alirn., is spending a few weeks past week. Tallahassee last September were KSD—St. Louis Post-Dispatch: ipg from the keel of the vessel. — PW X— Cuba ( 100) 7:30 concert, in Sanford. (519.1) 8 glee club, orchestra. ( with a promenade deck and steam-1 carried away. donee. ELECTRIC CO. . .. . ..... . ■ Miss Alary Elizabeth Pulcston W RC—Washington (139) G mu- er chaira comfortable berths, din-! ---------------------------W F A A — Dallas News (-172.9) AI ss Gladys Wilson is ill at and Miss Camilla Pulcston nre ill sic; 7 Bibb* talk; 7:15 concert; |ing room service, shower baths,I The men who first spoke of 8:30 program; 11 orchestra. the home of her parents on W cstfnt the home of their parents 9:15 announced; 9:80 dance; 10:15 rnd nil other modern convenlen-; cars that turn turtle never snw n 1‘ IIONE 442 ,n j WOC— Davenport (198) 7 Sand­ Ninth Street. Rosn Court. organ. i res. It would maintain n regul- turtle move. man; 9 orchestra. ir two-day schedule between New i> c- c „ . , j KOA—Denver (322.1) 10 orch11(1 Magnolia Avc. Airs.- Thco-11 Mrs. Itny The only people who nre at 1 Mrs.» B. G. ,Smith _ . ,nnd --------F. Symes, Airs. A. J. 10slr-i Ainu’s three periods: Believes j York and London, if used for that ire Aulin o f Oi dore Auhn o f Oviedo spent Thura- Davies nnd Airs. J. AIcNnught home anywhere are flivverites and sn a H U B a a N o iicn K a a a a a a n a B n I believes nothing;' purpose, WWJ— Detroit News (516) 6:60 everything; day in Sanford. motored from Winter Park to News orchestra. wishes ho could believe. * Engineers plan tho new ship Englishmen. rpend Friday in Sanford. , K N X — Hollywood (317) H mu­ tTT^rmtrr ‘rr-rr*-71—jt;— 7rrr*“ RichncilJOnr artd: WilliaW >ni sic: 9 instrumental; 10 'Varied; 12 R i s D i i a a s r a i s n i B x n i a x i x i a i s i i x a B N X R n i i s n i R i a i u n s n a a s x R H n i i m s g R n o s n s f l K R i i n i R a i n s i i H R i i a H a n a i i i u i i i i i i H i H Burgeis ar'e spending tho day, Air. and Airs. Frank Miller have orchestra; 1 popular. „ Friday, in Daytona. ns their guest, Airs. Miller’s sisW DAF— Kansas City Star (111) n . . . _ _ .. ... te«’. Mrs. Eva Herndon o f New it 7 r,q,ooi of the air; 11: 15-1:00 j® 1 Judge and Airs. E. F. Houshold- 5’ ork City. Airs. Herndon is a N'ighthnwks. ,H or and Airs. Floyd Palmer motor- former resident of this city. t\HJ— I.os Angeles Times (195) 8 concert; 8:30 children; 10 in­ I strumental, vocal; 12 orchestra; 2First Class Passage |Railroads A re Denied, I a. m. Lost Angels j Is Given Emigrants, Temporary Injunction „ S " » S ! ! : u T!ffi POP BY T A Y L O R “ Mixed Up” S A V SOfOMH - 1 VvJI^H WOU W O ULD N'T \NHiST l E WHILE MOD WORK ViLLL GtT BUSW^ A n d DO ^OWc-THin G’ I'M NOT VJORKIN* mou 'me Got a fine. M AC - I 'M AUe>T C hance to make V J H I6 T L IN '- J \ GOOOHGSE IF HOU'RE WILLING) ■zr The Yowell Company ( 100) P-Kfiut-Brittle?]| F resh D aily jj^» W ater’s Kandy Kitchen i* y i.Jt! 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Spend evenings jirofitahly by improving your mind, lnstruc-i tive-educationnl • These cross I ■ 4 4 w o r d puzz les [ i will add countless words to your vocabulary. Order NOW and be 3 convinced! Send your order a t ;■ ^ once. The first volume v ill surely make you a fan and get you ready a > * for the next series. Send m oney;" j order, express or cashier’s draft We will snip COD if you J«tsire and charge you thu pcstuge. 'Jl PC $1.00 to $1.75 Set $1.65 yard A ll new shades, shrunk from 45 to 36 in. guaranteed fast colors for ’^ ****** TO \ ' 1.v»ork soon ’ * large - SpecialSale BOUDOIR LAMPS’ 20 PER CENT WA1C — Afeinnhis CommcrcinlBUENOS AIRES, Jan. 30.— A Anoeal (501.9) 8 bedtime story; a V ST. PA U L, Alinn., Jan. 2D.—The line of one-class passenger ships 8:80 classical. '■♦t* devoted exclusively to tho trans­ Western and Southern railroads WCCO — Minneapolis.St. Paul n 4^ wore denied a temporary injunc­ portation of emigrants hus been tion to restrain enforcement of (117) 8 fireside philosophies; 8:15 jj ♦ inaugurated between European and 1a lower express rates in territories auto show. South American ports by a Ger­ CKAC— Montreal (125) 6:10 in a decision of the U. S. Court man steamship company. The concert; 7:10 variety; 9:20 arches- £ J filed here Wednesday. first o f the line to arrive here tra. I* V brought 1,000 German and other WEAK— New York (192) 7:00 a A There arc largo numbers of Europeans to Brazil and 1.C0O to (younjr mt,n who would consent to talk; 8:10 concert; 9:10 soprano; aV Argentina. j get married this month if they'10 orchestra. Ih e ship Provides t i n t d a s s . cou|d find wives who would agree W .IZ -N ew York (-155) « dance; comfort* nnd conveniences for tho to t them. 7 talk; 7:15 soprano; 7:30 talk; third class price. She has 2.1D1 7:15 string quartet; 8:15 talk;! cabins, accomodating two, four and Chicago nnd West Palm Bench 8:10 baritone; !» string orchestra; six persons each, with salon, smok­ 1! A are running neck and neck on the ing room, library, rending room, •»: price of eggs; 80 cents a dozen. ■hip to have a fem- two large dining rooms, barber The quality is the same in encli ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ 3 V *ho can’t sing un- shop nnd baths. She Is a motor place, but in quantity it is pre­ propelled ship with a speed of 15 sumed Chicago is selling more. "V she can. k n o t s . ___________ ______ Have You Tried Our '*W0UNG ; - fjjjff will entertain U ciub at her homo To Love, Honor and Cherish Until Death;— Cost: $100,000! YoWell Company ■ SPECIAL OFFER. ..We will sen d ," postpaid Series 1— 2—3 $1.00 D AR W ALC O R P. Dept. A -1 1 « u jH B a m B B S s s n u s iiiia a s B s a ja B s a s s s n a s a s is a s B r a s s s a B s s M r a K s s s s s s s a s B B S s s B iH s s s a s s M H S M S U M S S M S iii 71)9 Broadway, New York, N. Y. �-~v PAGE SIX [OMOTIONS A T ;e brothers ARE ANNOUNCED ly High Officials o f Corn£yv\- p*ny A re Shifted T o High­ er Positions; Office Is Re* [ ported Opened in England According to announcement to- ..day by John A. Nichols, Jr., Gen­ eral Sales Manager, the following ^changes in the executive staff of » Dodge Jge Brothers hava become cfB t t «tivc: l C. H. Jennings, Assistant Gen­ eral Sales Mnnagor, becomes Dodge Brothers dealer in New York City. F. L. Sanford, Director o f Dis­ tribution, succeeds Mr. Jennings as Assistant General Kales Man- - ” / •r m • *' L* , * ' ‘ V» * _ .« . mm I T.j! / fV THE SANFORD BSBALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY S9.IMS. Bozo, Big Owl fn Bronx Park N E W YORK, Jan. 30.— Profes­ sor John Toomcy, IL K., B. P. Z. (Head Keeper Bronx Park Zoo), reported yesterday that Bozo, the owl, was badly fooled by the eclipse Saturday morning. Professor Toomey observed the cclipso from the aviary. So did Bozo. " I t was the finest eclipse I ever saw," said Professor Toomey. "All the singin’ hirdn were singing to bent the band just before it grew dark. Them ns wasn’t singin’ was chirpin’ or making their favorite noises—all except Rozo, the owl. " I was tollin’ Murphy, ono o f the keepers, what a fine dny it was for an cclipso when all o f a sudden it grew dark and tho birds stopped singin’ and went to sleep. It was a funny experience. One minute it was light nml the racket in the birdhnunc was tremendous. The next minute it’s dark and quiet as a cemetery, with tho birds ruffling their wings so’s they can stick their hends under ’em. Then Bozo came to life. "Whoo! ja y s B07.0, r.tretchin’ himself and blinkin’ up nt whnt he thinks is the moonlight. ’ Whoo!’ says he, wonderin’ how tho devil he got only two hours’ sleep. "Tho old bird had been hootin’ it up all night and about 7 o’­ clock he’d knocked o ff and gone ALL TRAINS MET Zoo BV PUBLISHER OF to sleep. "W hoop aays he, cottin’ ready to 00 his____ stuff and fidgetin' _________ „ ____.around * * If to say, “ This is the funniest lookin' night I ever see.’ Owner o f Maine Newspaper 1"W h oo!’ he shrieks, bein’ wider Grows Indignant at Hint awake by this time and shakin’ a That He Lends Easy U fe ; to get his blood In circulation.” Publishes Daily Routine "Then the dnrkncss melts a w a y! aa quickly as it had fallen and It’s j AUGUSTA, Ky., Jan. 30.—J. A. broad daylight again. The change! _ tompson, editor o f the Bracken caught Bozo in tho middle o f hi-s i Tlmmpuon, cd hc’.i j C.ironlclc, longest ’ whoo’ o f the tfie day, and and" hcYi Chronicle, a v; weekly newspaner pub so flabbergasted, he brenks o ff in I lr,5C,i ,,crc* “i i 1*?*8 1,0 wor* » hard the middle of it nml just pita there ,In ‘ hurgos $t.O) a year fo r his • ** dumbfounded, tryin’ to decide paper, which is brimful o f neighwhether he should stay awake, or hnrhoud news and more than a : mattering o f state nnd national go bnck ti* sleep, or what. "H ere tho poor bird has been intelligence. Some one must have 1-inted that Editor Thompson was y Q h r 1 iey Mi teys: N ot NEW YORK, Jan. 30.—The Vaa-j assorted,their independence. They car College girla really didn’t educate their parents. It is namean all they said qtjout those tunl that th# young should be clgsroU. |mojra a d a p t^ o ^ fnnorations. Miss Ruth Millard, member of the senior class at ^Poughkeepsie, the explained thlq. V Uion sterna, to pm. the expression i.foj; fepedom, not the A referendum made public Wed­ nesday showed that 43a of tho 057 o'utc'ry' a • group of oppressed students said they, smoked and even went so far as to, say they referred tjjo twpqty-to-apack rands to the gold-ticiicd ticked tfhd Old C scented varlejty. In order t o ’ .covoid “ ‘ tho ** thpt hiicd in spl . PS Smoke W fiO T * impressions fs s m m b r ULM, Gerjnnny, Jnn. 30.—The smoking, Miss Millard explained cqthedral o f Ulm, next to Cologne cathedral the largc.st that what tho glrlH ftioaht to sa yr*^ . . ...... _Gothic houso was they "knew how” (o smoko 0/ worsh'P in Germany is in gravo She pointed oat th it lew Uian. danger of collapse unless the atrucly o f the devotees o f the twenty the' Tu- tnro can ha bracftl and certain 1® JPgi 0UJ. f0,,r nn‘l * hni f Im.013 |himralf to this extent: nd its ail o vn . It a not worth' “ There arc avidcully people In o| Nicotine had violated the rpfc ppria replaced. The edifice was which Has been In force several neglected during the war, the re­ , , , .. . . i Augusta who have formed the volution and th e period of in­ Finally ha takes ono dtr-giistcd opinion that publishing a newspa- years. Explaining how some girte learn flation. look around at what - le ft “ f the pPr js child’s play, which will cause . Ulm Cathedral, which ia cap­ eclipse, and an much an rays: 1the average publishes to smile, to how to smukc, she said: able o f holding 30,000 pooplo, was "There are times when It Is \Vhat a fine false .alarm you turn-! say the least. I f there is any oth­ er! out to be.’ Then iio shrug: and, er job, busjncss or. profession expedient to light up, at- least. begun In 1377 and . the work was goes barb to sleep. where tin proprietor puts in long­ Prrhapa the boy friend wnnts a carried on nt intervals till the "A a Bozo w^nt bark to rlrcp all er hours and receiver less pay wo pnl nr the hoitoss would think lftth century. It was by no means the other birds, kiddin’ tjipmr.clvcr. would like to know of it. For in­ you prudish. The college girl is completed then, but for several by thinkin’ they’d bad a full night's stance here are a few o f tho stunts not prndish and she believes in ! centuries was left in ita unfinIshcd state. Work wa3 resumed rent, woke up and started r.lngin’ that Hie publisher of tho Chroni­ progress. again,” cle goes through with daily: "H er parents, to be sure nrc not in 18-Mj and completed in 1030. ’’Everything’:! all ri^lit now, I Get:; up at 5:30 A. M. rain dr so progressive; 400 o f them do Jacksonville — Two new oficc though. Tho owl':! asleep and the j '"Hnc, cold or hot; gocn to the not approve of smoking nmong xnekct’:i fierce.’ |office, goes to the cnrly train lights college girls. A goodly portion buildings to be erected at Hogan the gasoline burner on the lino- of them have not approved of and Maproo streets. . . . ; , __ . “ lypp. returns home, goes through bobbed hair or short skirts or rol­ led stocking3. Fort Pierce— Over 400 carloads Industrial rDreamwold Lots Make th?, mntion °{.™lin|f, » IV Y C IS T |writes copy until time for the 8:37 "'ih e rolle„_ "The college girls bobbed their o f citrus fruit shipped out of St. l > l l ^ l e v iO r p ; i x c c o r u D o r o a le s X n ! trjiin. gets the ’comers’ and ’goers’ 1hair, tucked up their skirts and Lucie county prior to Jnnunry 7. r” *,U 2 4 . TOKIO, Jan. 30.—The reform of the Houso of Peers probably will be the most important problem to come befojre the Diet #t its hapending session.. The.reform bill > probably will come up in March and, according to the Japanese press, may create the gravest cri­ sis that the coalition government has faced. . ’ _ , _ ' At pfesent the House of Peers has virtual control of thfc Diet sfjd block the lower house on any point, A c^fcilk«5lh the ’ ' 1 ‘ ' „ip two houses will be attempt! the The cisentlal objective,1however. Is a change In the miioner In which tbrf memhership o f the Upper body fg selected^ A t presenl h alf Che members hold office by hereditary right, and the other half la equally divided between those appointed for Iifo By the EmpSrdr and those elected by large proporty: owners. The proposed rcfoi*m contemplate:! the reduction o f the first hhlf to about ono third of the' rpentberrhip, to be elected by peers from dniong their rank:, and reduces the' imperial appointees to the same number but for terms o f only seven years. Tho remaining seats would be elective. ' VlctrolsN&gp LE T US 8F ! Genuine Victrokj with a four td Radio Receiving 1>” john H. Gordon, Director of 1280J Field Operations, becomes the D i­ rector of Field Survey F. If. A k ­ ers, Commercial Car Manager, a$ ThiB instrument! Director of Distribution ana Dis­ chased on easy 1 tricts taking over the depurt' mrnts formerly handled by Mr. Sanford and Mr. F. B. Walker, 'S e a t t le District “Representative, comes to the home otficc as Di g£ -rector of Service and L. C. Covoll, 5 8 1 *0 *3 D e t r o i t District Representative NEW MEMBER OF BOARD the new Commercial Car Man­ ager. T A LLA H A S S E E , Jan. 30. — 133 S. R. N. Hargcr, Director of Ad­ George Biddle o f Bunnell has b?en vertising, has been transferred to appointed a member of the board London where he will represent „ Everythin of public instruction for District 1, . the Governing Djectors o f Dodgo Flagler county, * succeeding J. L. Georgia Brothers (Britain) Limited. Mr. j-k Johnson, removed from tho counHargcr sailed for London Dec. G L i r U l T l a n d Cy* to take up permanent residence. ' Time ......................... cn“ '» th- p“ ‘ n"'“ ------------------- ‘----------------------------- * ------ ------------on M ark et1 ptv With Sir. JInrger’s departure Coming H ere Tuesday Short direction of the promotion nml ad­ o f ‘ Please remits’ ; looks over the vertising department has been Members o f the Drum nnd CornThough no formal offering of conmiunication:; to sec that no one again placed in the hands of Geo. ot corps of tho Georgin Industrial Jthe property has been made, 00 lots is 'ripped up the back’ and thus Harrison Phelps, who until April, Home at Macon, will give n con-J in Dreamwold. one o f Sanford’s avoids a libel suit or a licking; 1022, was Director o f Advertising. cert nt tho High School auditor- 1finest subdivisions which ii being continues to the office, rends proof, h p ln .4 ,'fil. llfn ’make tin flirt up C n vm 8:30 1developed by tha Bodwcll Realty Helps thea *forms,’ feeds A t that time in connection with ium, Tuesday night, Feb. cylinder press two or threo Bis own advertising business, he o’clock, it was announced, Thurs- Gompuny, have been sold within hours became advertising counsel for day morning by Clem. L. Hack-1 lb e part few days, according to Hmcs n week— nbout 2V4 Dodge Brothers. In this latter ney, advance man for the troupe. Harry T. Bodwcll, president of tho j tnch time; telephones all over the ' * ‘boys in the corps, company. The sales have been' county in search of news, runs capacity Mr. Phelps hus been in There are lfi close touch with nil Dodge Broth­ ranging in ngc from about 10 to equally divided betwen local nnd down ninny clues of nllcgcd news, out o f town people. >which often prove to be mythical; ers promotion and advertising ac­ 10 years. Mr. Bodwcll expressed himself i wjjncs homo nt the noon hour, tivities and consequently is in n ; Tho corps is on its regular tour pienred with the showing 1where the came table motions arc position to resume direction of ail j of Florida in the interest o f tho nn , . in Macon „ ,n- lncL, !l ,ris :1 ,V. :itho gone through through with: with; ’dies 'digs un’ up’ morn more which in 01 reality f " ? subdivision «,ub<i!yi» ion has hn« nmdn made mid and the the gone policies and detuils immediately. home c°py, goes to the 1.24 train, thon r .There will be no change in the ! t'» the nfilce until time for tho 4.07 moral advertising business of : !h.Vini,,S Ky e a r ? it remaining until the 5.21, whether ' Harrison Phelps, Inc. It will he late or on time; then home for ^ . conducted as formerly at its pres­ This sale now in pro­ . .. . . .. . supper, then to the 7:45 train, ent location, 110 Kowcnn Street, until they were aide to earn their! jMr. lr< Bodwcll uodwcll culled attention t o ; n“ cr wmen copy is prep culled attention t o ; “ Her which copy is prepared for gress at Dickson-Ives * Detroit, under the "vnurul dlrcct- own living. __ no regular t ^ w U _ ____ _l.,n(I w h enjoy.) e n t r a n c e gates o4f Sll the UIBU,„ D ream. -1_^° n.t,xt this daily rou•*/. I tlon of Mr. I’ hclps. patronage of nny organization blit .Vo|d saying that they bad caused [ tjne is gone through with^soven brings new, seasonable * *M r. Jennings began business ns depends for its support upon such favorable comment on th e ! 'Iaya o f the week, excepting that ' ■ \ Dodge Brothers denier in New activities as tho drum and bugle tract. The gates are of concrete I ‘ He arising time on Sunday is 0.15 merchandise at lower » Y o rk ,o n December 1st. Ho has c°G’ i,‘ . , pillars, with red tilo coping, s e t' 'V and we appropriate enough than expected prices. I been, associated with Dodge IlmthI lie concert will bo free. An in a quarter circle. The gates are time to go to church and Sunday JJ erg practically from the day they especial invitation has been ex- j built sturdily and will remain n [ school.’’ T h e S a l e continues - began building motor cars, begin- tended to tho children o f the town ! permanent addition to the beauty j ----------- ------------ — 1 ning as New York District Rcprc- with the belief that they will cn-|of the tract, ; Tampa— Northern interests scthrough Saturday — it m * tentative. Subsequently he was joy the concert somewhat more cure 10.000 acres near Old Tamwill profit patrons to at­ i called to Detroit and for two years j than grown persons since the St. Auguatino— Building permits' l>a Bay; proposed development of a acted ns Director of Service. Three members o f the corps are child­ issued dining 1924 totaled 004,9431tract to cost $30,000,000. tend. * years ngo when Mr. Nichols was ren. mi Increase of ?213,117 over 1923.' appointed general sales manager 1 (aif a*\n Tnmpn — Pl„-«i pom»'«t<’i| f -•« TaV.’trcs— I ft*finite • steps taken - Ver©—rPlaqa formulating for construction o f 25 bungalows 'i n j »?y I’Wr.tdoiit'.F. J, Hiiyflcfl. * Mr. Jcnnlings was tnnd« assistant gen- toward catabiishment o f local crnstrucUnn o f $1,900,000 hotel at Seminole Heights district at ap•I * Ipral sales malinger. chnmhcr of commerce. Liberty Park. proximate cost o f $3,500 each. 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It is the ono opportunity that you will have of constructing a fmo five-tube «et, built by one of America's foremost radio manufacturers, that will enable you to re­ ceive every station on the American continent. The following information about this competition will interest everyono and it is our aim to enroll a great number o f radio enthusiasts. — Wo lmvc just completed arrangements with one of the leading makers of fine Radio Equip­ ment to supply us with all of the essential parts to build a limited number of receiving sets. Tho price at which we secured these unassembled sets was so low that it enables us to put them within the reach of every Radio enthusiast. set and will be given all instructions by which to assemble it. When the set is completed you will find that the cost is very small. — Before we can start this competition It is absolutely essential that we secure a sufficient number who are willing to enter this competi­ tion and at the start there is nothing to pay unless we secure the desired number o f entries. Class A. — Our plan Is ns-follows;— each week every competitor will be supplied with a-part of tho Class II. Class C. Men and Boys over 18 years of ngo. Boys under the age of 18. Women and Girls. Aiilil d£ii3® 3B Ti —The completed sct3 will ho judged by a com­ mittee that will be appointed by the Radio Club of Orlando. Tho prizes that will be given will also be selected by this same committee. Com­ plete Information about tho plan-will bo given you then nnd the entiro bucccss o f this featuro depends^upon tho.^iumber->vho,register.>Thecompetition sw ill'b e under tho supervision o f Mr. Geo. MAIN FLOOU D-l Hose ami Accessories Pure Silk Quaker Hose at ?1 pr. Lisle top and sole, in colors of jack rabbit .light fawn, French nude, black, si­ zes 8 ‘/fi to 10.........$1 pr. Pure Silk Gold Stripe in white— reinforced top and sole ....... SI.79 pr. Box W hiting and Cook Stationery at ..... 19c 16 Hutton length Kayser white silk glovca now ......... .......... §1.59 35c to G5c Linen Hand­ kerchiefs at . Half OR New White Fab W hite Satin Canto« Crepe, 40 inch width, y a r d ................ Belding’s Satin finish Crepe for dresses and lingerie, now ... SI.29 White Crepe Meteor for Dresses, and Linger­ ie, 40 — inch widthnow ................. $2-69 Mnllinson’s white pussj willow taffets, 40 inch width, now........ ?3.9S W hite tub silks in 3* inch widths— reg. # quaHty, selling $1-791 W hite Georgette Crepe, for dresses and blouses,............$1.98 j MAIN FLOpil D-l V I Womens’ Underwear 98c Nainsook bloomers in white and pink, all sizes a t ...... 98c Soft crepe night gowns in white, flesh, peach— hem­ stitching at neck and sleeves........................... 98c Nainsook gowns and Teddies, now all sizes........!.......... 98c — A t tho end of the competition, that is when all sets are completed, we will give one prizo for the best set in each class. „ . . ./<d yisltdho^yictrola-Radio Section,.Third Floor, nnd register your name in this competition. Moffat-'Jr.,-manager o f’our-lladiQ': 12 Spools J. & P. Coat's Cotton in black, white and colors— all sizes, rcg. 72c doz. now 50c doz. White net drcsslin'inga in iong waist style ....................... 59c Imitation Dutchess Lac­ es, reg. 30c yd., now 24c Reg. $1 yd., NOW, 79c yd. 20 Per Cent Discount on Val. Laces. Full size Dox Kotex, now at ........................... 17c MAIN KM ton n t $1.00 French hand made gowns at ............... $1.98 Hand drawn work nnd hand embroidery, white, flesh, peach, orchid, yellow, all sizes at ......... $1.98 11.0(11! 2 Ii-1 Children’s Underwear Pajama check Teddies for girls of 2 to 10 at.......... 89c Fcr girls of 12 ot 14 a t .......98c H.'it Union Suits for child­ ren 4 to 14 — round neck and short sleeves............. 98c White Outing Kimonas for infants ......................... 89c All Wool Baby Blanket bound with silk ......,.............. $1.29 Middies o f white twill ....tail­ ored for girls, 4 to 14..... $1.29 rioort 2 i>-i J H Beddings G3.x99 now 72x9!) now 81x99 now 81x99 „ Mohawk Sheds. ............. ....... I l i Mohawk Sheets, ........ ........... Mohawk Sheets. .................... Mohawk Sheets^ 81x99 Tomahawk Sheet! ... $1 now 81x99 Orange Sheets. now ............ ...... $li Double wear Bed Hprca^. 72x90 now 60x80 Wolverine Doubjj Blankets, now -I V E S C O . M A IN FLO O R R-1 2 ~ 1 4 0 r a n g e A ve. .O rlando. PhoneWOQ �artUlary training, 900 atudenta. Fort Barrancas: For basic and coast artllldrw training, 400 stu­ dents. Enters McClintock Probe Hants O f Auto t e g D ies In Poverty A t Seventy-Seven Depriving London whip-trcmien of today cannot: NEW YORK. Jan. 29— John B. atonal baseball.team in 1881. A f- Women Of Odd J o b a , _ _ _ (ask the authorities to p few Thera are threq courses divided into the Red, White and Blue cour­ ‘'Jr, b ses. the age lim it being as follows: Day. first president o f tho New tor reorganizing the “ Mets” and Red coarse, 17 to 25 years; white ■I1IBV York Baseball Club o f the National nutting, them in chamionship shape course, 18 to 28 years; blue course, LONDON, Jnn " -hip- i League and founder o f the Giants, Day and Mutrie established the 19 to 31 years. women o f Covent Garden are goA t a meeting they 4 * m *y ^ in!^ who lost his fortune fighting to N ew York club and entered the Basic o f first year students will vviUCare F o r N e a r ly be admitted between the ages of keep tho Giants In the National National League in 1883. & t? a ^ ,s d0pnrodlucCe „ u * , t h o f iM tr u c - 17 and 24 years, it is stated. league, died in poverty yester­ By 1885 they had the new team day. He was seventy-seven years in fine fettle and pyshed Chicago First year men, •or basic stu­ Jan\?Kr? T t*Stf th° vi,la,KC Sh^tly the familiar figured S ^ u m m e r M on ths dents, w ill be assigned to camps! old and lived at 647 W est 147th hard fo r first place.' The Giants blacksmith Is becoming an auto- {he whip.wom<?n win dlsap^ mobile salesman. The wh.p-wo-: from CoK„ nt Garden just Street. kept up their pace in succeeding ■The re- nearest their homes, without ex­ men are among the picturesque •horso nm, thc 8treet eric*** e 1926 cit- ception, while former students will For years he had been a hope­ years under,Day as president un­ campa of be assigned to continue training in less cripple as the result o f par­ til 1890 when the Brotherhood of denizens that go along with this . (ll„p o c a m i. nnd in their pi. who are ~ jmpriaingr the last branch o f service in which alysis, seldom oble to earn the 85 Baseball Players formed nn out­ most picturesque market s q u a re ,,^ , bc rever>! Alabama. they were entered. Red course dole that was his as “ inspector of law league and a fierce baseball ...Carolina, students will be permitted to ty of whip*. players and umpires” each time ho war was waged. families have checked tho whips attended a game in New York, and Mutrie wns forced out, but Day I LouisL na and MU- choose their branch o f service, how­ utterly dependent on the pension remained until 1893, drawing on |of the produce growers who fre- |PRINCETON PROFESSOR F... on Feb. 15, ever, there will be only a limited Uy, U open number o f vacancies for cavalry nnouncement by Col. of a few hundred dollars he re­ his own resources nnd losing mon­ quet this mnrkot. IS HONOR! This concession o f whip check-; ceived from the club. His w ife ey, but doing a man’s part in the charge of tho and artillery, both field and coast. A- training camps, The greatest number of vacancies was tho victim of nn incurable a f­ preservation o f the club and Na­ ing, which has supported many BERLIN. Jan. 30— Dr. Ei open in the various will be In infantry at Camp Mc­ fliction. but somehow they man- tional Lengue. For a time he families for so long n time, wns Cushing Richardson, director o f f 2 to last for a per- Clellan. nged to keep their heads above was retained as mnnngei* nnd then granted to six ancestors of tho Princeton University library, The purpose o f the training water nnd steer clenr of any re­ ho dropped out o f sight, rememb­ present day whip-women in the been designated correspoi when Covent member o f thc Prussian Arni cognizable charity. ered only when some particularly sixteenth centuiy " 'iy $.000 students camps, uring the military meaning, Mr. Day was a tobacco mer­ pitiable crisis in his existence re­ Garden was really a convent gar­ of Sciences in its philosophlc- bis. * Jfor training in the is described as follows: “ To assemble ambitious young chant of means when he entered called him to the attention of the den o f the Monks of Westminster, torirnl section. this being due to outside which the farmers brought the baseball business. He nnd basebnll magnates. oner facilities to care Americans for thirty days train­ Jumes “ Smiling Jeems" Mutrie. Funeral services will be held for. their garden truck to sell. In that dum ber, in 1924 ing, annually, In citizenship, mili­ We have reached the limit whon: tary drill, self reliance, initiative, bis partner in the venture, ench him tomorrow at 8:30 p. m. in nn |century half a dozen whip-women |modest men on a windy day must-' ore than eight thoualeadership, s received by tho good fellowship and pitched a game for the Metropol­ undertaker’s shop nt 2343 Eighth I k'jolc charge o f the whins of the h dd their pants down. ; farmers to keep them from thu itans, New York’s first profes- Avenue. Area from the eight moral and spiritual conduct— how __________________________________, ! hands of thieves, ami collected a jin* the area, and it to work hard and effectively; how Chicago’s horses derreased by 1penny from tho owner at the end ten per cent during 1923, nnd mo- "'' that even a greater to play tho game o f life and win.” The applicant bears no expense of the day. The number o f whipr,tadents will make ap1 year, according to whatever if accepted as one of women hns grown to 12 because the students— the government pay­ some women left their share o f ! E H a a a a a a a n v a R B M a s iB a a M u iM ing his transportation from his ,rt of the various •rta will be request- home nnd return, in addition to J* NEW YORK, Jan. 29.— A mnn*aro o f moral Import nr not, neithiuthorities to issue providing money allowances for food, while traveling, all accom­ He Mure to see our line b e fo r e must be a hero to his wife if hi« cr should there ever be an invasion itions calling upon marriage is to bc made n success,‘ o f tho privacy of either a husband the commonwealths modations ofter his arrival at the b u y in g your the Rev. Nelson Junius Springer or n wife by the other. The Indt‘the camps for the 30 camp, and in case of sickness, ex­ pert madical attention, and i f nec­ (icclnred Sunday in his series o f pcndence of neither is to be violntmd thereby gain a essary, nursing. The government , lectures on the "Problems o f Mod- ed with impunity. Confidence^ [of true citizenship. goes the limit, nnd pays the laun­ ern Marriage." ‘ j should bc wnited nnd not for**thing we teach in dry bill o f every student. j lie urged preservation through «<!• Any other courso lends inevl, NOT military trainOnly Americans citizens are but citiienship,” said privileged to attend the various Miss Estelle Eleanor Cehling hns injected a new element into the in -, a.M ,ri?la nn'l tribulations of nmr- i tably to a senso o f degradation.'' »t ,ife Hlutdons held by a tthewj in commenting camps, und foreign-born applicants \estimation c f the death of William McClintock, Chicago’s "millionaire 1 orphan." She has handed to authorities four letters which she recoiv- br T*0 ani> bridegroom. Springer j the camps serve, wishing to serve must have taken ed from William Shepherd, foster-father of young McClintock, and j HnI,, a n,,,n imight fail to make the Compulsory Labeling: or student is called out first naturalization papers it drawer of the will which made him chief beneficiary. Chief Justice , of his opportunities or to in the cipacity of an is stated. O f Products Sought; Hnrry Olson says the letters would be "decidedly important.” I ‘"C harge other duties nnd still . ovfXi community. Ho These camps were inaugurated ] ___________________ 1retain his wifos respect nnd love, \ye have 600 patterns includ­ Menu to.solve which by the late President Theoore ‘ but: ST. PETERSBURG, Jnn. 30.— the wtlftrc 6 ( his Roosevelt, and in turn have been ing all shades of [He is like wise taught sporsored by the late Presidents Rowell W ill Inspect; Statue o f Dog M a r k s ! u t . r« adliuiln taTh.Sr'lhil bv and order, and Woodrow Wilson nnd Warren G. Grey— the season’s most popJKST.7J: i great dealHarding, nnd lately by President Florida R.O.T.C. Unit: Monument To W o m a n : ; - « t o ^ - , ular color. Prices from $12.50 iy hours are devoted Calvin Coolidge, as well ns the / / ’ I their marriage venture. They must ' L'r . ,tu acc°mmo(lut° the largo to $60.00. G AIN E S V ILLE . Jan. 30.— ColoDARIEN, Wis., Jnn. 30. — A live together on terms o f the great crowds that attend servi Borcmenta and drills, lending churchmen and educators vices. The « ‘‘W ' J J J* & nel Frank W. Rowell, It. O. T. C. iJernoons arc entirely throughout the United States. Un­ bronze reproduction o f a pet est the most complete intimacy nnd ?, . ‘r cbl»fchcs have beet pathletics and citizen- der the plans of the army, the sons officer of the Fourth Corps area. has arrived here for nn inspection 1 ®cotc^ co^ '° Lassie, tops the encl- must have enough of insight |B,1S custom for several Whiddon & Hodges o f presidents nnd governors, and | |\V the University of Florida m ili-, monument placed by Chnrles II. and delicacy to maintain in the I |tilt every man m°y o f farmers nnd laborers, nil have of I mind of the other that com plete1 Men are inferior in somoways y» Pa ehance to gain ad- an equal chance, and hunk side by tnry unit. The Florida unjt is JLungs at tho grave of his wife, approval on which love depends. , hut they can do without a wash 110 E. 2nd St. striving for the rank o f Distin-1 j* rs Jennie H. Langs, in the little Ihcje camps, it wns side. "A man may be guilty of all I rnK* . . . „ ., ky Colonel Mathews Another feature of the training guished College clans. Louisiana j * — foremost country cemetory hcrc* Bcnenth manner o f error, shortcoming, in-1 blanks numbering camps is the fact that five military State University won adcquncy, fault nnd sin, provided . “ outhern laurels last year with a the recumbent figure of the dog is aaBM uannH EaM aa'..^«iaaaaaa* he diftributed on Feb. I’chools in Georgia, South Caroli­ that in the circumstances through Innoui counties in the na nnd Tennessee, hnvc offer j<1 rank of 85 per cent, while Florida this inscription: "Be Kind to An- which he becomes guiltv there are , tie county nuthori- scholarships, amounting to a re­ finished with a fraction ainbovc 84 niilns.” ! no elements of cowardice, hypoc­ kdirge of thc distribu- duction in fees from $50 to more per cent. | Ln>B|0f u blooded collie, died sev- risy, laziness, caddishness, vulgarthan $200 to students this year who [kuks. ■ity or filthiness, weakness and mis­ jJ end years before Mrs. Langs. Jtbdate for the open- nro chosen by their camp com­ Man Dies for Assault taken judgment can he pardoned." The Lnngs dcvotcil much of their laopj, July 2, is more manders for their general excell­ Br* Springer declared that the hi distant, it; was ence in drill, athletics nnd con­ Upon 10 Y ear Old Girl! time and part of their income to! very obstacles in the wny of im­ rCobnel Muthuws that duct. The following ure the mil­ the care o f animals and humane parting information regarding the already has re- itary schools nnd the number of M ICHIGAN C ITY, Jan. 30. — {work. Mr. Lnngs explained that in specific problems of n husband nnd xiimately 6,000 re- scholar!hips offere.*: Peter Vergolini. steel worker of placing tho reproduction o f Las- wife illustrated precisely the sort Riversido Military Academy, 1; atiori blanks to the Gary, Ind., was electrocuted at the sie at Mrs. Langs’ grave he not of thing which must he eliminat­ i and it is expected Tennessee Military TnstiOite, 1; state prison Friday for the murder: only regarded it as a tribute to ed from life ,, if i,iamilK(. marriage is to 1UI. fulwill run around Columbia Military Institute, 1; o f n ten year old Serbian girl ’ his wife’s memory, hut believed i t ! fill its purpose and its promise.” Gordon M ilitary Institute, 5; and like camps arc thrown whom he assaulted and strangled would he a lesson in tho general i “ Coarse habits nnd expressions Georgia Military Academy, 1. to death last September. 'subject o f kindliness to animuls. I must go,” he said, "whether they The student attending one o f the ■ailitaqr 'Amps— Fort , Georgia; Fort Bragg, four camps will miss nothing dur­ . ,•; t Camp McClellan, ing the period that he wbuld oth* Fort Bnrrnncas,! erwise have in his homo city. He ive the following ■will be required to take part in •:*❖ j y •> * m m s for the train- 1some form of athletics, while re­ ligious services are held every •i. + tllan: For basic and Sunday, a ml entertainment is pro­ ng, 2,100 students. vided. t * [111 AREA s&srfi: •*»&«• «» Man Must Be Hero To His W ife If Marriage Is A Success, Pastor Says Spring Suits . W h I Sells it for Less 410 Sanford Ave. Season What Is The Important + X •> Sale Starts Saturday, January, Jan. 31st 9 a. m.— lasts 15 days thing in This sale is put on in order to make room for new spring: merchandise for which Mr. Kronen is leaving* fo r the northern markets within a few days. A t the same time we are givin g the public the opportunity to purchase W inter Apparel at less than wholesale prices. N ever before were such values o ffered in Sanford. Childrens Footwear? Some people « ay SERVICE Others FIT— 3ot we claim that it is necessary to cont- Sugar 10 Is 72c l ! - i Butter Dresses $3.75 to $9.75 Mne the two. frory active child is naturally hard on Crisco 31b cans 69c A L L S IZ E S A N D C O L O R S — A M A Z I N G V A L U E S But they also require shoes that will lb 48c k’H Formerly to $19.50 ihoes that means Q U A L IT Y . ALWAYS GOOD I allow the foot to develop properly that Coals $5.75 ^ where F IT plays the important part. . I r children’s, shoes are specially built i 0 2ive service and design to give correcl fitting. I Coat Suits t n | ils O X t * S shop; W.H.Long Fur Trimmed and Plain i Vw t o co. ^hone 644-W Formerly to $26.50 T II K H O M E O F G O O D S H O E S £ .75 to $13.50 a—•— “ Quality, Prices” Phone 644-W S ftS T * 15c & 18c 1 Lot Silk Dresses a t ............. $7.75 H a t s ............ .....-................... $1.95 AVv \\ - M. KRONEN « 1 /i r ■%a*is SANFORD AVE. “ W E S A Y IT W IT H W IT H VALU ES A T 2ND ST. Fancy Dressed H a m b u rg e r S te a F re sh G ro u n d ?5 , 'is �m StSfuii"JcKnr!5f w m n im ir - n i Sfsiiiach Goite Man Bats, Improves on this business we must obumi: hundred# o f millions, of dollars , o f new capital; we Artist maksgas Quicker, and make'. It in larsor Quantities; we must have tha full co-operation df tho regulatory bod­ eta Drastic CurtoilMenl ies, and we must adjust rates so f Oil Uses hi Industry To that the cost o f service wjll be iuH From Creation of a equitably proportioned among all it Conservation Bodrd classes o f customers." an kins H food is Iriitan OpE, Jan. ?9.—Tis -lived a weak ago' Tri i l thcr JohiTs IfopI, a man Ip taking rly and apparently ig. I t trrflto first o f stich an operation t 'f ttfiznaas1. Crowds Throng Fair GmQr • History of Volusia County Submarine S-48 Is eld Fast In Mild ear Portsm outh IN FRANCISCO. Jan. 30.— charge o f the case. , aliitlon In the methods o f j Operation was found neces­ aufacturinit gas in America is sary because o f a tumor. A a. certainty o f the immedsection o f tho intestines he a tuture, eras the prediction enlarged to serve as a stomach. heire today by Harry C. • —11 • , r ' * r Dr. Finney.said that only thirty ill, of New York, president of t w o . such operations had been POHTSMOUTH, N. II., Jan. 30. ’ Jppericon (las Association, in performed, and tl;nt o f these pening remarks before the — Submarine S-48, the second one-half were successful, the inter meeting of gas com- States undersea vessel to come to patients developing itormal ap­ j ‘executives. This will come petites and living many years. grief on tiic New England coact lit, the speaker declared, bo­ in tho past three weeks, was fast —•— ss the industry will lie called jin to replace the nation’s fail- in the mud in Little Harbor, near t. supply o f oil with gaseous fuel Jeffrey Point Friday, after a - Industrial heating. night o f desperate peril o f his o f­ . r. Absil bases his prodlction ficers and crow of -id men. Tho kPresident Coolidgc's , , r ' . rodent . „ ac, wen are suffering from exposure, m the creation o f the hod- their clothing frown, being taken •v +* Oil Conservation Hoard. He <off this morning by coast guardstrprcLs this to mean rapid, and men. M IAM I, Jan. 30.—John McEntoe nimbly drastic, curtailment of Rf.wman, o f the liowman-Ililtmorc use o f oil in industrial hnntPORTSMOUTH N. H. Jan. 20. Hotel Corporation who is nt Corprocesses where it now fur­ __-The United States navy nub al (tables perfecting his last minies perhaps HO per cent of the niartob S-4R wenVIiground Lft’ tT il»jn*« Plans before construction bcil r.i ;»ply where gas could be port Thursday night, according to 1l»jn# .°M*h{% newest addition to his .a wireless inessuge received at j ,‘if bowels, sjKike at the ,Cor1 he estimated available andi lvlttcrv navy yard here. Attempts * a’# Gables parents day on The b l. o f oil In tho United Staton „ | „ „ t " Z d l . t r o S craft JMfan.l-BIHn.oro Hotel nt Cornl OnIII, K '1 1,000,000,000 AAA AAA t\t\I\ barrels and iLn ... . . IlHVi- !i • a • ■p| the .been unavailing because of a heavy | & BoWttin b|*dh hi„ talk by stnt rate of annual production X n w " 1 BW U" ninK thc CO O Rt in lh is : raying: " I t is hard to always hi 1000,000 barrels,” Mr. Abell vicinity. successful, it is hard to always be _________ • Id. ' " I t is apparent, therefore, right, but when a man reaches It tho supply will last only 12 On Whaleback Reach. my age, has had my oxnerien"*! irs. A strict conservation proBOSTON, Jan. 30.— The United im, national in scope, seems to State navy submarine S-48 went nnd is handling the big things in thc big way that 1 lmva to, it is the only solution,. and nuch such a a|trolinti at tile .... intranet* ............. o .......... f the abfoiutely Imperative that I be H otel Man Speaks To Huge Crowd At Coral Gables Forum igrunr means that tho Industrial. harl>0r of portf,mouth. N. II., nc- rivrht. lies of tiie nation will bo ohiig-1 cording to n radio despatch rc- j “Th “1lnlrrrnnMlrr,.^oriU " wnnufacturcd l,|ve(j the 2 t<Q tfBaCtUrCtl K»s K“ * | IC coive(|,'nt ‘ h<? Hoston Boston nuvy nuvy yard yard. hoteV'business'and'Y believe that A furtht’r wessogo picked up at I am nt that stage In life where JTnis means that in ten ycarn||bc naVy yard here stated that I‘ must he right and that I enn not ^ ? 5 J L ».0UlPUt Ineirvaae nt |tho sibmnrinu had grounded on nfTord to muke n mistake. Today 1st 100 per cent and propably i Whaleback bench, o ff the harbor Bowman-Biltmorc Hotels repre £rept coal more, ami 20,000,000. t,nt ,unC(!. The commercial tug sent an outlay o f fifty million dotktotner* o f ina companiea. Michael Duly and the navy tug lnrr; within five years with the adIr. Aboil warned his hearers of j nmeJ Wooley were reported j ditions to our string o f hotels it is i.tremendous task uheud m pro- speeding toward thut point. The 1not exaggerating u bit to sny that ring to satisfy thb demand, to tenj er Chewink. nnd another sub- our hotels will represent one iiunSVido new methods o f genera- mnrjnCt tho S-51, were reported , dred million dollars nnd every one and even to build thc requin- anchored near by. of these additions hnvj got to be additional gas manufacturing right, have got to be successful lipment. Another problem that U t be met and solved, lie said, First Unit o f L ib raryjM& such adjustment of rates to .S', M»ta„',faTS public thut each customer Is N earing Completion ; build by greatost hotel nt Coral til pay tho costs he cuusen the! _ , r T. . _ tpany and not force the indust- n ILLr., Jan. ou. i lie (;ublcs not u single person told me thnt I was wrong; on the contrary L B Z i . n .Vr I'ln’s new library building will be hundieds have told mu how right r ? J 5 \ l S £ Jbn i v t J Y l l « « " l y r" r occuPnncy within the they thought I was. ‘ rr J h0*e tH’ l ^an next month, according to present |ir anuie. . indications. This unit, constructed IN S T A L L JEWISH FUAT. rogress in the gas business nt a C()St ()f $100,000, will contain Ind the last two decades has reference rooms und- 'library offices GAINESVILLE.' Jnn. 30.— Del­ a T«c°rd of peak after peak, rooms on the second floor, nnd three times us much gur. conference rooms, debate hull, ta Epsilon Phi, local Juwish frat­ ernity organized about u year ago, lust [mimed during . »- j v . „ .. typewriter roomy, receiving room, will be installed during the first irs as during tho preceding ten, j vault and reserve book room on sneaker declared. A striking the f.n t floor. It i» 1G7 by 40 week, in February, it is stated, as (ii ,iu„ n,,,,,,,™ .. u i?-a! Tau Epsilon I*hi, na; is that while tho .............. household |f»*et bi und has seating m nccommodao f gns increased 100 per cent ti„nn for 300 students in the refhonorary fraternity for Juw tho lant ten years, the u-e of 1renco room nnd 200 in the reicrvo ish student:;. Memiiers of the local chapter are B. J. Minmun, William •in industry jumped 1,000 per hook quarters. Edetstein, Morris Bennett. J. V. Once Dad’s pants were cut down! Bufer,'Joo Swartz, Aaron banner, "Wo have got to mako plans for ' Industry three times its pres- to fit Willie. Now they are not I ? 'Hrr \So[omon, Marcus Edolsteln, crank Wdliumson and pledge Joe slze. I f gas service does not even cut down to fit dud. I Shapiro. DEI.AND, Jan. 20— By fa r grea­ ter than the initial showing o f last year,, tho second annual Vol­ usia county fa ir opened its gates promptly at 10 o’clock, Tuesday morning, with all displnys, enter­ tainments nnd exhibits complete in all departments, and not a single vacant space in any o f the 10 ma­ jor exhibit buildings. The fnir will close Saturday night. A slight haze was apparent when Dclarid awoke Tucsduy morning, biit by 0 o’clock Old Sol shone forth in nil his glory and thc day was bright and clear, with promiso that this section of the coun­ ty will have n favorable brahd o f weather throughout the week. Although large crowds throng­ ed the fair grounds on Sunday and Monday, many automobiles en­ circling the new race track fo r thc first time, visiters eager to get a| glimpse at the new buildings nnd ‘ the, preliminary preparations, even these people, were surprised at 11 the great chnngo wrought by a night o f labor by hundreds o f ex­ hibitors, showmen and the cleric­ al force, for the “ woo small hours’’ had arrived this morning before many o f the enthusiastic ones hud retired to their homes with u feel­ ing that "all is well.” This morn­ ing the fair grounds was u verit­ able fairylund, with all its color­ ful banners, great displays of agriculture, horticulture, flori­ culture, fine urts, educational ex­ hibit, the great Johnny J. Jones shows, livestock, automobile und poultry buildings literally crowd­ ed with tho best displays citizens o f the county were able to pro­ duce. j5 One o f thc most beautiful spots • on the fair grounds is the urcu 1■ sun ounded by the great exhibit ■ buildings, where during the sum­ mer months landscape artists bus­ ied themselves in the beautifica­ tion o f grounds by the planting of grass plots, flowers, trees, and shrubbery. I11 t»nt-like shape thousands of { ■ electric lights form a canopy ov- 1■ cr this central park and further : J enhance the beauty o f the sconcry. The landscaping was done under tho supervision of Norman P. St. John. A t the entrance to the fnir grounds stands the great arch of Spanish-Moorish architecture in stucco and roebond, with its grout dome painted n brillinnt ycilow. Immediately behind this is the new office building in conventional _ design nnd of roebond construct- j ■ ion. whore tha clerical work of the 1j? fair association is being carried 1H on by a large corps o f assistants! * to Secretary-Manager, Earl W . 1{J Drown. * * YOU SHOULD INVEST IN 1 AN N. H. GAR NER PROJECT \ Onk Hill is owned and developed by N. II. Garner, a long time! resident of Sanford who knows property values. 2 . COMPLETELY IMPROVED ’ . . . Oak Hill will be provided with telephone, electric light, water, sewerage nnd beautifully paved streets, nnd every convenience of modern life. HIGHLY ELEVATED , . . . . . 1 * ‘ 1 . . , •■ ■ t ■ As its name implies Oak Hill is a high and well drained piece o f ground which makes it a beautiful location for homes 4RUILDING ACTIVITY Work oif the construction of the first residence in Oak Hill began lant Mon­ day. Other lot purchasers plan to build very soon. BEAUTIFICATION Streets in Oak Hill now being paved are flanked by beautiful overhanging palms. Many gorgeous oaks throughout the subdivision lend beauty nnd shade. 6 . THE GROWTH OF SANFORD The rapid expansion of Sanford will 30011 envelope Oak Hill and make o f It a most popular residential district for those with business in the city. s 7. SUPPLY AND DEMAND r So great has been the demand for Oak Hill property that 15 lots were sold on the first clay of sale. DIFFERENT! Immediate action is necessary if you wish to par­ ticipate in tho substantial profits that will be made here. 8. LOW PRICE An investigation will disclose the fact that Oak Hill lots can be purchased at Watch and Wait! This Space T omorrow — ling More! ■ a lower price than any other lots of similar worth in the city. 9. TERMS s $25.00 cash will provide you with a contract for one of our lots nnd the op, portunity of doubling your money in the next six months. >*• + 10. STRATEGIC LOCATION Oak Hill is located at tho comer of Geneva and Mullonville Avenues, both of which are soon to be paved. Geneva Avenue will then become the outlet s for that fertile garden land, east Sanford. KMdMMflfttUKKIflUHMa&iaaBai YOU SHOULD LOSE NO TIME IN IT E MAKING AN INVESTMENT IN r<» J-.-r.aj ■ O A K I €€ D ifferent” HILL N. H. G A R N E R 112 P A R K AVI 9 * n '•Jl jvvT*' - * ••*•••■ - ■ •.•. .. / -•> . ... . „ . . . . . �< ■>,% > 4 ™ NaSS >‘ f DEFENDANT CRIES AT TEMPLE WILL CASE WEDNESDAY s Cross-Word Puzzle la y \ CAPITAL " I " — No. 88. Or J. C BOYD— ' II 10 25 31 ZONTAL r.'. 22— somo 23— girl’* name 25— to urge 26— girl’* hat lefc28—Greek le ter 33—ono who is deprived of some* thing 32—stand 34— at no time 35—positivo terminal In a conduct­ ing circuit • Imaturity S. 8->. • ,'«V > -Hr solution to Pozzld V»II Ik ® T ImI s TH m EL wL EE Jt G 0 S Ik) University IConference «g Problems 7LLE, Jan. 30. — The [of Florida will hold u i conference and short 115and 17 for the. purInncing the interests 1in Florida engaged in Irted with refrigeration if! of ice and cold storlited industries. This lind short course will pediately after, tho meeting of the Flolanufncturir.;’ Associa­ t'd be put on by the b Department, assis[General Extension DiUnivcrsity. ‘ in Price who has |he program says “ Floit in mechanical re­ side form the quesImate, household comF dipping and market­ ab le products— ought pliy keen on account that one of its disIcitizens took out the r (fronted in America V.ufacturo of ice by [means. This wan Dr. whose statue stands of Fame at Washing|»nd to whom a monutn *rectnl in ApalachiSouthcrn Ice Fix­ ^ H a r o l d Bourne Wcep3 When Lawyer Questions Witness About Statement Concerning Mrs. Mason l£ w?tfinfrs" i0in Tut;sday* n . dramatic situation loomed up during the mid-afternoon when Mrs. Harold Hourne suddenly hroke into tears 23 nn<l left the court room sobbing, ns Attorney C. D. Landis for the 27 28 contestants nsked n witness if it Z9 were not true that Mrs. ilourne nail stated in tho "rescnce of the 32 33 Witness, immediately following Mrs. Temple’s death, that Dorothy Mason, the dead woman’s only daughter, was “ just a blank blnnk, waiting for her mother to die.” Miss Frances Frunett, the day 35 nurse who attended Mrs. Temple for a couple of months prior and up to the moment of her death, was testifying under cross-exam­ VERTICAL. ination. and retorted: 1— summon I highway “ No.” by namo 18— shed tears 2— bishop's Again the proceedings were ma­ 19— Swiss office terially enlivened when the court canton 8— merit 22— past took Judge Landis to task just 4— closely con­ 24— took before the closing hour concern­ fined nourish­ ing the manner in which he was 6— tho great ment firing a question at Miss Frunett. yellow and 25— nlaco of It was apparent that the atmos­ blue Napoleon's phere created between the attor­ macaw first exile ney and the witness was anything 6— part of tho 2G— woody save 70 in the shade, and Mr. Lan­ foot plant dis employed a phrase which im0— completed 27— encounter l plied at least that the young wo(poet.) 29— charity |man might be dense. This brought 10—courtings 31— purpose i Attorney C. P. Dickinson to his 12— interiors 33— part o f 13— Roman feet in a flash, but before he had "to bo” time to enter protest. Judge Smith k remonstrated with the examining V\ attorney. Judge Landis courte­ ously apologized and proceeded without losing his poise or grip on the line he had been pursuing. Owing to tlie exhaustive crossHow to Solve It examination which attorneys for EJvcry number Indicates the the petitioners conducted, only beginning o f a word— i f hori­ two witnesses were henrd through­ zontal, crosswise, until the first out the entire day, first Miss Lclia shaded stop to the rignt; if ver­ Cohdon, who remnined on the tical, downwards until tho first stand the greater ynrt of the fore­ shaded stop below. Compare the noon, and last Miss Frunett, who synonyms in the appended lists was not excused until 4:55 o'clock. * ° the spaces in tho diagrams and fill in the words you know.: Fivo minutes before court ad­ These will give you clues to tho journed. Dr. C. D.: Christ, who more difficult words. When attended the patient with Dr. completed the words should in­ Heardall, had been scheduled to terlock perfectly. take the stand when court conven­ ed after the noon hour, but was [ unable to do so, os the Misses Cohoon and Frunett, night and day ers, and others who arc interest­ nurse respectively for Mrs. Tem­ ple, occupied the morning and af­ ed in a business way. Dr. Christ is Persons who desire programs ternoon sessions. may obtain them by writing to now scheduled to testify soon a ft­ the engineering college o f the er court opens this morning. Tho testimony of Miss Cohoon General Extension Division of the dealt principally with tho chart University o f Florida. > h W ASHINGTON, Jan. 30. — Two days ngo members o f Congress strolled about the cnpitol grounds in almost summer attire while the thermometer was registering not far below 70. Wednesday morning they were bbndlcd up like the pro­ verbial bug in a rug and ploughed through half a dozen inches of snow with the temperature four degrees above zero a a aI XI ■ a a! a u Listen In, then come in at Pure Food M arket s[ You will get the finest meats at the lowest possi­ ble prices. We carry these specials to please our patrons, Call for them. Stall Fed lleef, Fancy Western Beef; Florida and Western Pork, Veal and Mutton. LARI) Granulated FLOUR RICE 5k 39c LARD Park&Beans Prases 2 lbs 2 4 c 24 lbs Fancy Blue Rose Bulk Compound Ritters Large Can A&I* California Fruit Jam aI ST r e c e i v e d ! tintiitmiitiiiiiiMtii Full Cream Pound ........ *38c M ACARONI or Packed in Olive Oil •A-lb can ...12'/:C SPAG H ETTI Bacon FLOUR z io N A .:: 21-lbs B ags................. 1.59 T h e R u tte r* 12-lhs B a g s............... 8 M a d e C a k e A Food Favorite SincetyO*) SILVER SLICE OATS 20-oz pkg 10c Sunmaid Brand RAISINS f r u it j a m 15-oz pkg ... 17c 15-oz Jar...... 28c « GOLDEN twiceCuts! 1 ocr™ Z Grated Pineapple A& P Brand No. 2 can . 20c Peaches IO NA BRAND at 2 Vi lit can.....................28c Prise Cuts! LAKE HERRING Company Iced-Honey Jumbles 15c lb Fig Bars, ............... 15c II) Del Monte, No. 1 flats 17c ... 99c COFFEE Thea Nectar TE A BOKER Coffee Supreme...... lb. f)5c IN D IA CEYLON * Y a Wat pH0NB 72 """U a a a a u e g B a We also carry a complete line o f fancy and staple gro­ ceries' that are in line with true economy. NO RFO LK OYSTERS We Deliver To Any Part of The City !2 i»ra n ch Mgr. PHONE— 210— 211 POPULAR MARKET aijd Fire Place Wood ‘S. EH\iCh a. a| a a a a, Fancy Fat Mackerel >/ Lnyer;C nke9l i CHOCOLATE » [SPONGE CARAMEL r ' 23ci&;r50c Vs i z/e**s ^ j[RoundACakes' ig e Y _ ] angblT food Fat Hens and Friers Dressed or alive. • f * * " ’2 5 c lE A C Itr. Every Package,of. Stoae'a'Caka « > • > -* • ^ ^ 4 I«T Guaranteed [Good Until Dal*. H Complete line o f fresh Fruits and - -*• Sold* By. Vegetables W e carry at all times the best cuts o f Fancy / Western Beef, Pork, Veal and Lamb. j O RANG E PEKOE RED CIRCLE Especially Selected....lb 50c \\ lb pkg...................... 20c 8 O’CLOCK Smoothe and Mild... lb. 15c M IXED V i lb pkg................ 39c D A IL Y v e g e t a b le s • Dairy Farm Sausage MEPHISTO, 1 0 c , \ 2 5 c [ & . 5 0 c #s i z e s , I GOLDEN POUND . 3 5 c LB.1 A < “ r // Jones’ SUNDEA.m [ Perforated! In - Package.} .. ^ Whole Wheat Flour. SPANISH RAISIN [CAKE Sultana Brand Brand A&P ROLLED Old Fashion Buckwheat, Graham and I ] / T O N E ’/ ’ CAKE 7-oz pkg........ 10c 12-lbs Bags............... $ .83 CAKES fresh V as shipment o f famous Ferris Hams and { j COCOANUT I 'K E S I I Jars, Assorted ip 21-lbs B a g s............... 1.27 J. H. T IL L IS , Prop. “ YOUR PATR O N AG E A P P R E C IA T E D " 5,“ i‘*al Bank llldg. 28-oz SANDFORD’S F A V O R IT E G RO CERY Brand SARDINES CHEESE s THE PURE FOOD MARKET ki«*ccn 12th and 13th 5 aide.. 10 lots ® wW- Terms. $1,500 S ** Ranged. cans Fancy nitiimiMiniiimni Blue Peter New York State m Selfrising 23c LB. ................... F A T HENS A N D FRIERS F* ISth and Palmetto n l* * 8- Price $1,250. « 0,4and balance to suit. n [fealty Companyil ji Pure ■ 5' mbungalow furnished ftTM located ..... on paved j four mile* out. Price [n balance to suit.' J near 13th. Price ■ U taah. Balance $25 a a ‘ paym ents »»d Heated v :;v ''.rhlD* ,'ri l-«»t int si. Mi [ 1 “ The original Self Service Grocery” — Like many-off-Brands I 5j others are tried. But you can always find your favorite brands 1 m at P ig g ly W iggly at P ig g ly W ig g ly Prices. In 1859 the Customers we served daily numbered less than 100. Now it Is our pleasant duty to serve more than 2 million people every day. Serving lie!ter Quality at Lower Prices IS OUR JOB •- house keepers many dollars Saves Wc Must Be Doing Our Job W ell u NI ■I a n a ■ i ,,,,RE n HOG n N n a 342 F E B 2 5 I m l m * 1 Butler Warns Klan To Keep Hands Off! s: at- ra t. PH ILAD E LPH IA, Jan. 30.— The announcement by Paul M. Winter, Klan Kleagle, that unless law vio­ lators of this district cense activ­ ities the Klan will descend upon j them was followed Thursday by n declaration from Director Public Safety Smedley I). Butler, that nbOrlando— Plans formulating for j solutely no violence will lie tolcrfor building and construction pur- j nted. poses in 1924. | --------------------------Tampa— Gandy boulevard to be j Jacksonville— Springfield Atlnnpnved from Bayshore boulevard to tic Hank to start immediate conGandy bridge at cost of $200,000.' struction o f new home; ■‘ ■■■aaniaaiRBa jvnngMachine Co. TV k*pt by h er -and the day none, Miss Frunett; the patient’s condi­ tion; the quantity o f medicines ami drugs prescribed for Mrs. Temple throughout her illness, and the in­ tervals at which they administer­ ed. It appears that neither had preserved their charts a sufficient longth of time to permit their pro­ ducing them now. Mr. Landis, conducting the examination tdr the Dean of Journalistic School petitioners, Mrs. Dorothy Temple Declares That Small Paper Mason nnd her husband, ,A. W. Is Place to Receive Acade­ Mason, laid particular stress up­ mic Training for Newspaper on the failure of tho nurses to produce these clinic charts, nnd . „„ . brought out statements that it f “ BATTLE, Jnn. 30. J The cornhad not been tho custom of the " ot the d Jjr, is tho f” r witnesses to reserve the same In -, ,n\ n *?nd wo™en Wh° tnk° definitely after a patient’s death. However,, another point uppermost |Sl.„I ’ pt} * * ^ r‘ f Mn“ hc''r f in the cross-questioning o f counsel ^ m a liim o f the Univeroity o f for the contestants was that of Washington. He nnd Sol II.' Lew Mrs. Temple’s mental condition, is, who was graduated from the but tho nurses stuck generally to ischool 10 years ago and is reputed ^ that she wna o f to have achieved a comfortablc i£ U,1oi l,P unt'| something testate, besides Inlrucneo, ns publikc -4 hours before death. Usher of a weekly at Lyndon, Wash., a dairy community, hav» worked out a plan under which 1920 Postal Rate Is they report thnt seven,new grad­ Rejected by Senate uates nre acquiring newspapers. Dr. Spencer or Mr. Lewis buys For 2nd Class Mail a paper nnd forms n stock compa­ ny, retaining 51 per cent of the W ASHINGTON, Jan. 30 — A stock nnd putting 49 per cent into proposal to reduce second class escrow. A graduate is placed in mail rntes to 1920 levels was re­ charge of tho paper, receiving a jected by sennte Thursday ns nn rnlnry and drawing dividends on amendment to Postal Pay Rato tho 49 per cent of stock. The div­ Increase Bill. The defent o f tho idends nre applied in payment on amendment opened the way for ac­ the stock. When the dividends tion on the incronsc of these rates have paid for the 49 per cent of ns proposed in bill. stock, the 51 per cent is placed in On motion Senator Oddie, Re­ escrow, nnd payment continued on publican, tho senate then voted to it with dividends. exempt publications subject to "It isn’t entirely altruistic." Dr. first nnd second clnss ninll rntes Spencer said, declaring that a from one cent a pound increase in young mnn or woman could ac­ rate ns proposed in tho bill. quire a paper in this way in three to five years. only cash payment required Washington H aving of The the fledgling publisher is $500 Some Zero W eather to $1,000 nt the start. n u s a B R ia a iia R iis iD D iiia ia a a n iia ia iiiiiiiH R a a iiiH B iiiB B r ■ ■ ■ ■ I ■ K ■ ■ |f of leaders in these in|fl appear on the pro™ general public will l to the lectures. _ t rc"f" and short course j ■ pto be of especial in- * W t engineers, nmnag-'n ' 1 to Kuit <°td delivered Ifc a V — J COUNTRY FIELD BEST FOR YOUNG NEWSPAPERMEN w™ ° ’ Jan- 30-— Although CarJie w y T pr?cccdinR» «»> ‘ he ” ' ; I cmple contest on M,„a* .tc!,ious,y long-drawn out n the whole n.s marked the openio * ^B*xrfpx> THE SANFORD HERALD. FRID AY. JA N U A R Y \±_ _ w m ' 277 ...PHONE... 278 Gonzalez Grocery Co. TH E STORE W H ERE Q U A L IT Y COl NTS" !1 1 �■ : « ;.V / •• ■ *r.H? ?*>*> t iw s! '■t 3 55T oth erw ise a In the Tg Scrappers Give Variety 21 In Black And W hite Card H ere T h u rsd ay N i g h t _f,o n f e * « o Inir ana If • the proper authority of tho City w ill be entered oiralnst you. It Is ordered th a t th le C itation of Sanford, Florida. 1 be published once a w e e k f o r f o u r 17. No vehicle ahall park in consecutive creeks# W itness m y ,n f Hie Court on this 3 , t h d a y o f AN ORDINANCE ^PROVIDING front o f tho Post Office on First Circuit December A. D. » * J b ljA g g > ADDITIONAL TRAFFIC REG­ Street for a period in excess of Clerk o f C ircu it Court, Hemlfive inlnutc3. ULATIONS IN TIIE USE OF note County. F lo r id a . 18. Railroad Avenuo shall be a ALL STREETS AND THOR­ <Sca,Ity: A. M. W E K K 8 , D. C. OUGHFARES IN THE CITY one-way thoroughfare only, for J. O. Sharon. , Solicitor f o r C om pla in ant. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, AND traffic South. Jan. 2. 9. 19, .3, 30.___________ 19. A ll traffic accidents shall PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR «*•> o t h t n u C * 1*N O T irK OF A P P L IC A T IO N F o il • n« i*«crivJi , Tft’ E VIOLATION OF THE be immediately reported to police TAX DEED UNDER S E C T IO N TERM S AND PROVISIONS OF headquarters. 57.-. O F T H E GENERAL 8TATKot Forty I 'T B S OF THE STATE OF TH IS ORDINANCE. 20. Rand Avenue shall bo a PARIS, Jan. 29.— China's civil FLO R ID A . 7 . r< . t '■, J^rs-^fnN 1.89 Mw SO IT GOES” IS ChineseWarHaving WINNER BY NECK ON MIAMI TRACK « » J" r Mm BK IT ENACTED B Y T H E PEO­ one-way thoroughfare only, for •">1 In Fla, p,h?X| Notice I* hereby g i v e n t h a t niel\PLE OF TH E C IT Y OF S A N ­ " of U,, nr,i J. Bundy, purchaser o f T a x traffic North. A fter 10 rounds of varied nnd, bany, N. Y .t proved a willing mix- Attendance Increases As the C ertificate No. 2*)i». tluted th e 5th FORD, F LO R ID A : nasorted boxing, wrestling antf |er nnd allowed his ardor to get *. Weather Continues to Im­ Anil to 21. The manner and mode of day o f June A. D.. 1923. has file.) " juggling, which, though not strict-i the better of him to the extent c e r tific a te lit rny o f f i c e , and namP!, ar^ u JM Section i . That in addition to parking and time limit for park­ nalil prove; Track Still Heavy title ,,rnM« has made application f o r ta x deed ly in the best of prixe ring tech-1 o f losing to A1 Walker, a 190 pound to Issue In accordance w it h la w. property her.i.k the traffic rules and regulations ing shall be from time to time de­ From Recent Hard Rains IjjPTit. nique, was crowded with action, lump of charcoal from Jacksonville. Said c e r tific a te em braces th e f o l ­ now in effect, the following rules termined by the City Mannger, and lo w in g described p r o p e r t y s i t u a t ­ who have a pow I Gene Poyner, Columbus welter, and ! Bill, ” !" ~ L appeared14to 1 I t “ Pl^arlng S*. in tho’ M IA M I. Jan. 20. — While the , Fearless Ferns, erstwhile Atlanta erful wallop cached in each mlt, and regulations shall from nnd nf­ the City Manager shall cause park­ ed In Seminole county, F lo r id a , tn- complaint you ami e,Vh «a w lt: mauler, were packed off to the hnd n fondness for massaging the weather was much improved the jo have nom. ter the passage and adoption of ing lines, either parallel or at an ileg. 1012.1 ft. S. o f N W cor. o f Ja iiikJ to tk. i. , bout nt the nr- "tummy” o f his opponent. This track wan still heavy nnd quite n showers and S W ' i Sec. 30 T w p . 20 S. Itnnite liorelnhefor,6j * * this ordinance be effective in the angle to the curb line, to be paint­ ' mory Thursday night was called n practice, humorous as it was, prov­ few scratched out on accojnt of under way. 29 Hast. Run K GOO ft. N. 506.2 your p|a ct, ft. \V. 050 ft. S. 006.2 ft. and draw. A number o f vociferous ed his undoing for Al, becoming this condition. The attendance was Far eastern silks, of Chinese col- use of any street or thoroughfare ed upon the surface o f the streets known: 1 Ileg. 46.4 ft. N. o f S W Cor. o f fight fans crowded about the ring impntient nfter nhout the fifth foul iarge, in fnct it seems to be in- or design; nnd bearing such names in the City o f Sanford, Florida, by nnd thoroughfares, or to be other­ „ . , T I * TllEtin Sec. 36 T w p . 20 8. R a n g e 29 That you. atiij j as Chinn crepe, crepe Majunga nnd any motor driven vehicle propel­ during the staging of the card in the nether region, became impa­ creasing dnily. B Run N. 711 ft. E. 1015.S ft. you a r« h,.r«tiy*A wise indicated by appropriate which was to have presented 36 tient nnd demunded action o f the “ So It Goes," laying in a con-1 Chin-Chin, are being extensively led by gasoline, gas, vapor, elec­ S. 637 ft. W l y 1020 ft.— 21 ucres. « » tin, bn? 1 z referee nnd was awarded the bout. signs, nnd the mode and manner I being assessed at " rounds o f milling. ,,,,the'll* tending position in'the firr.t until • usc? ,in ,th<j >9IS. at Bill, however, would hnve had ov trlcity, steam or other power: 1 The fight, though, ns above stntof parking as thus designated shnll <the date of the Issunnco of such reaching the far turn came around |ni.<><,lcl " j ^ j ! ! “ n^ cj ! 1 Seminole Count? ed, contained u plentitudo of ne- crything his way had he not lapsed and Longchanips next spring, in A ll motor driven vehicles be conformed to strictly by the the pace-makers nnd won by •r. Unless said c ertlflcn tu shall ho Jug a suit to qJiJ swjtion and resulted in no damage f o r , in the matter o f hitting low. f r Z T l b , g vm /'! what pomiscs to be one o f the liveredem m ed a c c o r d in g to l a w ta x plalnant. j. p m!. neck from Jackson, who h^at |lio«t seasons for feminine raiment, shall be driven nnd propelled on users of nil vehicles. cither fighter. Poyner lost a few i Greene Defeats Cooper deed w ill Isstio thereon on tlto 3rd Jmforo (lesurlhfU Morrissey thore make a On the streets where the mode the right o f the center line of the rissey, ha!» a length for the Solid colors ruch as grny, skyday o f F e b ru a ry , A. D., 1925, ’ thousand red corpuscles from a mi-1 Sanford’s hopes of producing n W itn ess my official s ig n a t u r e complaint'exhlbkSl 1blue or pale green, with wide bor- street. and manner o f parking is not de­ ami •'■ nor cut in his lip while Ferns, pro- 'black hope proved hopeless when ; b*nce* seal this the 19th d a y o f D e ­ Mils tauife, f f l l The talent got an upset ill tiie : dors done in hennas, yellows nnd Lonfesso will hln vmtcctcd in thnt locality by n lute1Eddy Cooper allowed the back o f, 2. No " U ” turns shall be inndc signated by parking lines or ap­ cember A . D.. 1921. you amt raeh , model prize ring accessory, navi- hit nerk to interfere with the pass- second Kirkfield, the supposed j soft shades of lavender predomiE. A. D O UGLASS. I T It! FCRTIIP propriate signs, all vehicles shall on First Street nnd Second Street C lerk Circuit C ou rt Scutlnolu gated the course with only the loss nge o f a rabbit punch launched b y ! K'Xxl thing failed to get nay part nate. tl'ls r l t . t O T County, Ftorkki. of a nominal amount of sweat nnd his onnonent, Ben Greene, o f Jnck- j o f the purse. Care Free, o ff in Some carry designs so large thqt East of Oak Avenuo. and West of park parallel with the curb. wcok for el.ht e. (S e a l) " a slight disturbance of his coiffure.! sonvillo. The debuclc occurred in j front, held the lend throughout, two or three patterns would make Sanford Avenue. " U ” turns may be Section 2. Any person violating Ity A . M. W E E K S . d\ c . i r .^ Ferns Floors Poyner 1the second round when Ben, p rov-! winning by two lengths, Gay Bay a gown for n petite person. One made on said First Street West any o f the provisions o f the pre­ ru A" q*0 IX C I R C U I T C O U R T , SEVENTH Really though, Inez, the fig h t: ing himself an ungrateful guest, 1J finishing second, Finday getting pattern is n large yellow sunflowClerk of J I I I M T A I. CUM I I T . H E M I X O L E Hole (V_ was not bad. A spinning nose 1dropped Eddy while visiting in the • tho allow end o f the purse. j cr with a brown center on a white nf Oak Avenue, and on Second ceding section of this ordinance, up­ OUXTY, FI.O U IH A . thereof, shnll be I J. CF. . dive that Poyner took over Fern’s latters corner. Eddy dropped with j The Wiedemann stable turned background. Another sample o f Street East o f Sanford Avenue on conviction Ruing. C om plain ant, •8o,l) shoulder was almost worth the out the usual movie preliminary loose a couple of fine two years ] the Chinese influence is n large nnd west o f Oak Avenue. vs. punished by n fine o f not less than J. G. Sharon. Charles E. tlreedcr. J. H. R a g s d a le , money. The resounding crack w ith . and wus carried from the ring ID olds when they ran one two in ; all-over pattern done1 in three diff • Solicitor f o r e 2. No “ U " turns shall bo made $5.00 and not exceeding $100.00, IN C H A N C E R Y . Dec. 5. 12, n, : i v ■ which his head struck the canvas 1minutes later with the birdies still the third three and a half fu r-! ®font colors. The first row Is in, e f i Avenu Trustee, nnd each o f thorn. I f llv Jan. 2, 9. h .j , was music in the ears of the little |flitting about his ears. long event, for baby racers. My black and white; the second nnd I 0" Sjnr° rd Avenue from First or shnll be imprisoned for a per­ , band o f fight devotees. Ferns, liv-1 Tho opener, n make-shift affair I Colonel winning by four iengths middle strip in black, red nnd white Street to Fifth Struct; “ U” turns iod o f tinio not less than five , jp g up to all advance notices, took between Italian Spaghetti and the I from his stable mate, Eton, w h o ,n,ul in tho final pattern green is may ho made on Hanford Avenue days, nor more than sixty dnys. tnj decision without a bit o f trou- J"B all” who were called upon to I bent I diet*wood, tho favorite, two|a,^ d- , . . . . » Section 3. All ordinances or B South of Fifth Street. 1 ' bln in the matter of making faces, j do battle tin short notice was |lengths for the place. rh,‘ 'lesitrns themselves thus far 1. No motor or other vehicle parts o f ordinances in conflict with Ills sleek cranial adornment >stopped by the referee when tho i FIRST— Claiming, purse *1.000; fre<’ from w w ntrlcltlo* nnd though it eventually became rum-1 air became too thin for the gladia- i unless some radical change is made rhull lie parked o r left stuntling this ordinance be, nnd the same are for four year olds and up; one pled, lasted several rounds longer tors to breathe. "Spaghetti" got | between now and spring it seems on that portion o f Oak Avenue hereby repeated. than that of his charming adver: us.! rheesy at the first and caromed a mile and 70 yards. So It Goes, thnt the conventional straight line Section 1. This ordinance shnll j ■ . The first round perhaps belong- few shots off the “ 8 Ball’s" ernn-j II I, 11. Stutts, •1.30, 3.20, 2.60 won. effect will again dominate the com­ front First Street South to the C'l to Ferns. Shortly after the him. The "8 Ball", however car-1 Jackson, 108. F. Weiner, 8.00, 5.20, ing season. Alley between First Street and take effect immediately from and 103, J. ’J first gong ho evinced his knowl-1 rio«l all points in the matter of, second. Mike Morriscy, Second Street. nfter its passage nnd adoption. -edge o f ring craft. He hnd de- j dodging for the number of intri-i Dolln. 1.00 third. Time 1:51 3-5. Rome o f the most gorgeous 5. No motor or other vehicle Adopted in regular session on Gnlantman, Mediator, Jr., Seaeove, cidedly the hotter o f it in the clineli rate geometrical designs that he| wraps o f fur or brocaded fabric cs but itemed t<> have some diffu-ul- described with his bend in avoiding |Fictile, St. Donnrd and Water Girl consist merely in a rectangle of sltnll Is? parked or le ft ut.mtling in this tho 26th day o f January A. ty in connecting with his long [ tho windmill tactics o f Spaghetti also ran. Mediator, Jr., ran away fabric folded into a wrap that is front of the Fire Station or at any D. 1925. range blows. This condition of would have been a source of delight a mile and a half before the race. hold together in front. other point in the Gity o f Sanford, FORREST LAK E I affairs continued through tint first f(*r ftny geometrist hnd one been SECOND—Claiming, purse SL­ designated "N o Parking" by the S. O. CHASE three rounds with the third round pronent. The bout was stopped in OOP; for three years old and up, j Andrew Jackson Devote, 79, long six furlongs. Care Free, 107, W. regarded as one o f the country’s proper authority o f the City of C. J. M A R S H A L L ■I* being enlivened by Severn! hard tho third round, blows and a number o f still hard"Sm iling" Fred Eherhardt, who Taylor, 31.70, 13.00, 8,00 won. Gay foremost amateur weather pro­ Sanford, Florida. I As the City Commission o f the E cr words. In the third Ferns man- [ w'a t impresario as well as referee, Boy, 107, B. Kennedy, 20.00, 0.70, phets, dies nt Hackensack, N. J. 6. At all street intersections 5£4k aged to upset Poyner's balance ! announced at the end o f tin* show second. Time 1:16 3-5. Mad Nell, City o f Sanford, Florida. i Attest: tho vehicle approaching front the strewwing him on the canvas for a 1that he would stage another bill! Day of I’ence, Kirkfield nnd Dusky Nothing in tiie world is utterly split second. i within the next two woks. Ho sniil Bell also ran. hopeless except tho negro dialect right rhrtll have the right o f w n yiL. R. P H ILIP S , City Clerk, I ’ryner Speeds Up Action l,U! box "dice receipts wore not i TH IRD — Purse $1,000, for two o f a New England author. over the vehicle approaching from Jnu. 28th. X . The fourth round continued with what he had hoped they were but |years old, three and a half fur­ the left, except on First S t r e e t ---------------------------its pro inta share of clinches but *bat ho is confident of a much bet- longs. (a ) My Colonel, 112, N. i n t i i i : m u i t t « in t i t o r t i i i : i SEVENTH .11 III C I A I . C l l t C D I T front Sanford Avenue to Oak A ve­ X O T f l ' H OF AIM’ l . l t W T I O N F o il contained a sufficient number of reb*r crowd at the next show. He I Barrett, 5.10, 0.10, 3.10' won. (a ) i or IT U IIIO l. IN AN II ro lt T \ \ lir.E II LN D E It SECTIO N sounding clouts to keep tho fans bus not prepared his card but dc- j Klon, 112, T. MeTnggnrt, 6.10, .HIMIINOl.i: M i l N T V . nue, and on Sanford Avenue from 57.1 O F T H E G E X E IIA I. S T A T ­ I yelling with much gusto. j dared that he intends to bring 3.10, second. I-acoWood. I l l , F. | IN r H A N i ' K R Y . U T E S O F T H E S T A T E O F F I.O U - I ,,*£*,,! i I'ompiiny, a c o rp o ra - First Street South to Fifth Street Poyner, ut this stage of the bout, j Homo fa il millers to Sanford, ID A . Weiner, 2.80 third. Time 1.1 1-5. ti,,n. cotuiihi inpliilnaiit. nnd all traffic on said portion of N o tic e Is h e re b y g i v e n that W. I began to show a trick o f beating vs. Kiyi Sweet Inver, Mulligan, Go iVarmtll, purchaser o f T a x CorFirst Street and Sanford Avenuo L. O TA TIO N . i Ferns to thj punch, a practice that Tris Speaker To Make Through nnd Pheasant also ran. tirii’iitu No. 3to. dated the 5th day Mary Ginn, ct al.. IH-f«nilahl*. caused the fearless one no little (n ) Wiedemann entry. T o .Mary U, fain it. .!uo. M. I ’ caucls shall itave the right o f way o v e r " t June, A. I>„ 1922. has file d said e r t ific a t e In my my onrri<-i>. ffic e , anil unit hns ii .ih ik annoyance ns the evening wore on. Lakeland W interHome FO U R TH —Claiming, purse $1,- utnl w l f f . ----------- Francis. I'lia rlc s traffic leading into or across snitl ctnnih* rt )>i •11•*:■t Inn for tax deed to |_ More than once one or the other Francis ami wife, A1l> e t; F ra n 000; four years old and up; mile S. ilaiils. n»-»vlt:'.Mary i « linn. Jno. M.' portion of First Street and San­ Issue In accordance " Rh law. Said | ■■■■RBBBBRRRBnBBBBBRMBBBHHBBXIHMM Ul ' o f *he fighters ?o be eertlfleate embraces the followinu r, . npponred -LA K E LA N D , Jan. 30. — Tri.r and 7o yards. Lough Storm, 105 Francis ami w i f e . -----— Francis. * groggy. l ernu, however, bv'J-uouu i Speaker, manager of the Cleveland R. Williams, 10.10, 5.70, 2.90 won; tOiarlcs property situated In H. Francis ami w lfo. Alien ford Avenue, nnd vehicles npproach described Seminole county, Florida, to-.vlt: i ■to be in a little better condition American League baseball team Lagoon, 103, F. Stevens, 3.70, 2.70 ilants ln» ilcatl, to all parties c l a i m ­ ing or crossing said portion of aaflH BRBBBBaBRBRBBBBRBRBBIIBBBBIH IIIH III Ilex. 313 ft. N. of HE For. of NE in g Interests timlcr each ami ••very , nnd finished showing less damage, has decided to make his winter of SVVi/i See. 7 Twp. 31 S. second; Tulane, 105, M. Liebgold, First Street and Sanford Avenue o f the fo l l o w i n g ilicoasi'il ilefen t­ i Poyner, nt. no time, appeared to home in Lakeland, having purchas­ Ranke 30 E. Run N to Ilrlck els, amt each am] e v e ry nt llic almvo road S W I . Y to point W. o f Ilea. be in distress lor more than a ed a home site at the corner of 3.70 third. Times 1:10 2-5. Hard nanoMl JefentlaniH, If liv ing, ami if must at all times give way to and Guess, Brian Kent, Royaline, Bet­ U. In llf>K.— | acre. second or two. either, any or all of ilm s i^l ilefen - protect against traffic on said por­ Lake Hollingsworth Drive nnd Fair sy, Doctor Tubbs also ran. The said land beitiK assessed at Southeast Quarter o f salil Section. *Poyner Rushes Ferns to Ropes moot avenue, it was announced date o f the Issuuuce o f e u c h lH FIFTH — The Melrose, purse T o w n s h ip ami Range, ami run Kust tion of First Street and Sanford cthe Until tiie eighth round Ferns did while he and his bride were hero e r t ific a t e in the name o f F i i - i B Her of ilm Northw est (Juarter o f the Avenue. $1,000, fur three years old, six known. Unless said c e r t if ic a t e shall ' E the o f the ..leading. In on ....... K. F.Tinels, or o therw ise, til anil to their honeymoon trip. They', . .. majority „ he redem nud a c c o rd in g to la w ta x | R 7. The driver of any vehicle Every One at a Bargain on Easy Ter jin s frame however, 1 oyner open -|hnvc departed for Texas where the furlongs. Hobson, 109, II. Stutts, the Intuls herein after ilescrltietl; to deed w i l l Issue thereon on the 3 r d 1® •ill n.irtb'M claim ing Interests und­ 7.50, 3.20, 2.20 won; Pet Cat, 109. ed up. landing several clean blows' Indians' boss will visit bis mother 192.'.. turning to the left on any street day o f March. A. I er Mary Ginn, deceased, and hus­ W itn e s s my o fficial s ig n a tu r e JJ and rushing herns to the ropes. ■prior to K0jnk, to ||()t Springs t o 1K. Tiinbrose, 5.70, 2.10 second; band, Arthur Ginn, deceased, A u ­ or thoroughfare shall signal in­ Oak Hill— Fine Crest— Woodruff Sub and seal this the 22ml day o f Jan- 2 ami nfAion however, appeared to look over this sqund o f pitchers he-1 Socrates, 115, E. Beach. 2.50 third. gustus 1. Vaughn, deceased uary. A. I 1925. ife, l.nulsu r . Vaughn, deceased, tention to turn by the full exten­ ruffle "hearless sense o f proprle- fon. ,h,.y Con>e here for spring Time 1:16. Hen Franklin, Mark- w (S e a l) Islali I). Mart, decensid and w ife . We arc agents for these subdivisions ani| over also ran. ty and he retaliated with a return Quirting. V E. DOUGLASS, Mart, deceased, or o t h e r ­ sion outward of the left arm. F ie r i; C ircuit Court, Sem in ole S IX TH —Claiming, purse $1,- wise, rush that was more noisy than in ami to the f o l l o w i n g d e ­ some good buys in each 8. The driver of any vehicle Cou n ty Florida. — dangerous. 000; for three years old, five and scribed lauds situate, I) lug amt be­ B y A. M. W E E K S . D. F. ing" in the t"lt> o f Sanford, fu t i l i t y shall give no signal of any kind The bout began rather slowly but Stribling May Meet a half furlongs. Topanite, 112, J. of T H R E E LOTS ON SANFORD HEIGH Sem inole and State of F lorida, in making a right hand turn. 1 IN F U tt l IT < tit ItT. SEVENT _ gradually increased in speed until Callahan, 3.40, 2 ,so, 2.00 won. more particula rly described an f o l ­ CLOSE IN Walker at Daytona Channel, 102, J. Stevens, 5.00, 1.20 lows, t o . w i t : .11 I H I T \ I , ( l i l t I IT . HEM I N OI.E ' B the middle o f the tenth with the 9. The driver in stopping a ve­ F i l l N T V . F l.O lt 111A. A ll the! part of the Southwest milling virtually even. Poyner second; Star Girl, 105, J. Dolin, IN C H A N C E R Y . $800 each ... Quarter o f the Northeast Q u a r te r hicle on n public street shall •in­ DAYTONA. Jan. 30.— Promoters |3.80 third. Time 1:10 2-5. Alins ll'nlsd the greater number o f. Dora Rushing, Com plain ant, | uml ihe North west Q uarter o f the vs. points ovre the distance route while ** Leary and Miner are negotiating! Van!, Merry O, May K, and Lady Southeast Quarter <>f Section 31. dicate intention to stop by the ex­ W illia m Rushing. Defendant. To w n sh ip 19. South o f R a n g e 31 tension upward o f the left arm. Fern-, though he seemed to hnve ,'or ‘ he staging o f II) round bout. Finnell also ran. BIRR F O R D I V O R C E Gene':, head wltn ' ‘AP*, came I here the latter part o f February or | SEVENTH — Claiming, purse Rast. which ties Must o f the Or10. No motor vehicle shall Ik* C ITA TIO N . laiulo and Atellouville Road, less 4 fetidness for caressing the top <>r in March betwen Young Strib $1,000, for four years old and up, begin n in g nt tiie Southwest Our* It a p p e a r in g from tho sw orn hill operated with glaring headlights v. of eomplalnt file d in this cause away with the laurels on the i,^ li'Hr;*f Atlanbi and lliigl.ie Walker |one mile and a furlong. Quesudn, *• d i i l u s . North x.r.o chains. W e s t \. *: chains, thence south to b e g i n ­ with the City limits; dimmers only that you are a resident o f a stutoi fiirlitiviK* ! °> Kansas City. Walker, in nilfli-j i or country o th e r than the s iu t o o f 112, K. Noe, 10.60. 2.90. 2.10 won. ning. and also, ail that part o f the R: force Hen Smith, of Jackson- j!"". ‘’"J"' battles with lummy Yoshimi, 111, J. Callahan, 2.50, Southeast Quarter o f tin* Nurth- shill 1 be used. Florid a, that y o u r residence when Realtors last he ird o f w a s Sniif.irl, Florida, vide, nationally known trainer, |‘ ’ d'hon*, has inet other strong | w. st Quarter, and the Northeast 11. A fter sundown and until that your residence Is unknown. 2.30, second. Kings Ransom, ltd Q uarter o f the Southwest Q u arter handled tlu- bout in a highly credi- hgliteis, it is said, T h e r e f o r e you. W illia m Rushing, E. Seguin, 3.70 third. Time 1:57 of Section 31. To w n sh ip 19, South sunrise parking lights and driv­ table manner. His decision of a are required to be and appear lieo f R a n ge 31 Mast, which lies Fast ing 2-5 Hyperion and Superhum also lights are required on all fo re our said Circuit Court at San­ ••f Orlando amt Melluitvllle R o a d , draw was popular with the greater Floyd Bowen Fleeted ran. rh* 202 First Street. motor driven vehicles, consist­ ford. F lo r id a on the 2nd day o f F e b ­ less the South S.GO chains, number of the fans. ruary, A. I>. 192r»; and then nnd amt to any and all o ilier persons ing o f two white front lights, uiiicHH i i r n i s n ,xenon , Gator’ Tennis Captain i Who controls his appetite con- whose names are unknown, c l a i m ­ Plucks rFurnish Action thole m ake a n s w e r to the (till o f red rear light, except on those Complain t e xh ib ited a gain st you. For the bouts lending up to the -------ing uny right, title o r Interest In ! I rols his destiny. !■ Bit M■ M a i l R f l R B B R B B H n R B R f l R B E B f l B B R a R X a a i l ^ f and t > tin p rop erly tier, Imihove streets in the City where there •.-m ain event Promoter Fred O. Ebcr-1 G A IN E S V ILLE , Jan. 30.— Floyd described, or any part or parcel hardt combed the bluck belt for i II. Ilowcn has been elected captain I may be what is commonly known In the mntrimonlul drama the t hereof. b b b b u SB aaB E E B iB ftan aaB B aaaR R Buna R aB R R M itB K ait BHBaBBBBaRaaaBBBii*11 ^ hL talent. 'I bis in no aspersion I and manager of the University of bride is often a leading luily. It Is hereby" ordered Mutt you as “ white way" or sidewalk ilium- j H B ami cut'll o f you. lie and n|t|>< ar lieuiirm the amiably Fred.*ri'-k who the 'Gator team during the past1 :R f o r e our salt! f l r e t i l t f o u i t al the ination. proved bis i inccrity by getting in- ! three seasons and -- lias been due | H f o t t r t Mouse at Sanford, Florida, on 12. No motor driven commcrca to trio ring and refering, forcing I largely to bis playing that the the ••ll« day of April, A. I>. 1••25. and lIn-ti and there make a n s w e r ial truck, bus or car 1. » inoi- than one bulky black to per- 'Orange and Blue team has cornu hire shall jj to t!ie nil! of com plaint exhib ited I sist in their as 'ault and battery ' through with an enviable record. VV. H. LONG against you in tilts cause. be parked or left standing station- j j* I here was plenty o f action, and 1 _____________ ~ It Is fu rth e r ordered tli.it Gils ary on First Street for a period Order o f I ’ uhlleatIon |„. published , conic o f it wierd for leather push- ' Dresses that button from the Florida and Western Meats In T h e Sanford Herald, a towspupor o f more than fifteen minutes. •*• miifr. In the preliminaries. snug choker to the hemline with 5 published In Sanford. Florida. 110 Sanford Ave. Hill (ioethe, a 205 pound ginger si row of ball buttons are very S P E C IA L PRIC ES 13. Vehicles passing up ami I S W IT N E S S . K. A. Douglass. C le rk hued slugger who hails from Al- di linctivc and smart. Phone 0 II-W o f said court and the seal thereof, See down a street shalI have right o f i 2 in T h e Sanford Herald, a n e w s p a ­ I *• r~. per published In Sanford. Seminole way over TV vehicles leaving the County, Florida, once eaeli w eek a curb. fo r eight consecutive weeks. a W I T N E S S my hand and tiie seal I * OLD H O M K T O W N By S TA N D B Y 11. All heavy traffic front the n PHONE 518. FIRST Si lit the Circuit Court o f the Seventh .Imlielal Circuit o f the s ta le nf Clyde line terminal and freight d e -1“ Stove and Fire Place Florida. In amt fo r Seminole i ' o i i i i ■ aaxn R B B B an B E R R B ziaa.-'n rriR aB aran su flflar ricn aaB au aaaB R tf a R c a R a i i i i 111* and South ty, on this the Slli day o f January, pot for points East Wood A. I>. 1935. shall be confined to Seminole tSe.il) v. K. D< It "GRASS. Cut to Suit Clerk o f the Clrciiti •"ourt Boulevard to Sanford Avenue and o f the Severn It Judicial Britt Realty Company Circuit o f Florid a lit mid thence South or East; all heavy A M M O N IA IN F E R T IL IZ E R S $9.00 per cord delivered f o r Sem inole County, traffic '.Vest bound front tho Clyde tty A. M. W E E K S . H. c . freight depot Qeorgu A. DeCottes uml •,. \\ .St»«ui- line terminal and tmunln, o r n ilroKrii. Is ih „ ,.,os| Importa nt ms w r i t ns the most expensive form of l“* cer Jr.. Solicitors anil of I'o u n r r r s l r s mol stiniuliitrs K ru n lli In plnnl, Ir r c nnd f r u i t . shall be confined to Commercial sul f o r Complainant. Jan. 9. I*. 33. 311 Street West to Railroad Avenue, Amm.mli. » " H e s In uunllljr. price nn.l e f f e c t iv e n e a s . nern rd ln g t o n v u lln h llllf. « ni " G A R D E N HOSE Feb. li. 13, 30, 27; Mar. fi. eleiu rn ls vvllli vvlilrh It Is enuipoiinileil In the nniinunln hearin g m a te ria ,. thenco South to First Street, 12Va cent per foot Atiimonla henrlnK m nlrrln ls i thence West. , fo r imr purposes, d ivid ed luta t w o classes, lnorS!IBl< ■ u iN a x a a a a iiu N iin a k D iiiM For Few Days 15. No person under the uge o f • r i.-.1^ •norgiitvle nmmnnlntes nre snlunblc In w a t e r and are thus ntore uulckly ohtala^JJ They liirtiulr Sulphur o f Aiuiiiiiuln unit N ltrn tr lit Soda which are the most Import*"' a sixteen years shall operate, propel See Paul Whitehurst 'yi*"' " .r ,,'? e m aterials have their place I n n r «r l> nil w e ll balanced » ' ! « " ' .‘ • 'J* rough dlsseiiilnntliin In Mir m ixtu re lh e » sUoulil lie ••haseil" w ith other malrrla^^. handle or run any motor driven Instructor in Violin rnrnilrnl nett,in van la k e plm-r in Mir pile Inslrail o f in il,r hng. t r i e r the mlvturr t * ' . Studio hours 1) a. m. to 5 p. vehicle, or in any manner handle or riirril it should he rrnilllrit nnd thus linril rnkeil f r r t l l l r r r Is prevented. A ll this rex' the steering wheel or other appa­ l " \ f “ r n I t v “ r'l! r "J 7 '" 1 r ," " ‘ r— ' h U w n " " ,,r thought In plan uing the < nt. Saturdays only. ■ vi i n n v. w n irli In sire, arrungeuiriit Mint equipm ent Is not r im a llr d hr any » d i " f er plant In the Mouth. ratus by which said motor driven Koont 306 1st Nat. Hank Hldi;. II. S. l ’ONIi vehiclo is propelled or controlled, t h e orgn u le nnimnuliitrs In eln d a inntrrlols o f an lo in l mol v e g r l n h l r orig in , aueh as r»d* -— — Ovor W o o d r u f f & W atson In Ilk nge. hliiod. i-nslor tioiniirr. ete. Eaeli of these ninlerliils varie s In nrlre and on any street in the City of San­ its purity, mrrhnnlenl eondlMou, avnllu lilllly anil fin en ess of grin d. T o d rtrrm lo e T Y P E W R IT E R S ford, Florida, and it shall bo un­ •"'“ "••nation anil analysts Is required. T o m eet this enaeuttal the I I I E A U FKBT,J- . t m i has one o f the most imulrrii nnd r o m p le t r In h oraliirlrs In n,e Mtnle eondueted "• HUY ----- S E Iu L -------KENT lawful for any person owr.ing or peris fm nlltnr with the moke up and production ut these fe r t ilis e r m aterials and •u,‘ " |n beg in n in g to end. C lean — Repair controlling any motor driven ve­ I'hune 5-H hicle to permit any minor under These safegu ard s enter Into the vnluc and the r r s u lt-p r o d u r lu g qu nlitlra o f lUE-t*' yCff war hau had far-reaching effects in Paris fashion centers, influenc­ ing everywhere the selection o f material!! for spring models a l­ ready in the course o f prepara­ tion in the grent dressmaking houses in spite of the fact that the winter season has barely got j a I Look for our small adver ments in the classified coil today and write now, don’ti Address— A. B. C. SANFORD HERi Three Bungalows! ft. a BRITT REALTY CO. E Ball Hardware Co. JOHN E. FOX Heal Estate— Insurance A ll M in i, o f F ro p e rty l.l.t r d f o r unle I’nrk Avenue unit Second Street sixteen years of age to operate in nny manner any motor driven ve­ hicle. 16. All vehicles shall park on the right side of the street in the manner indicated by parking lines from time to time designated by Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company No. 772 W EST B A Y ST. Jacksonville Florida. II. C. M INK, Sanford Branch Manager �Classified Directory rd Datiy Herald r ad. rates Advertising P R IN T IN G W IG H T P R IN T SHOP— Rush onf- LEARN ABOUT Folk County and Lakeland, through the Star-Teloors a specialty. Phone 417-W. 9 Railroad Avenue. « ra?i.' *.Ven "dvertisinjt medium in c?Ut^n*i °fida PtiWiahed mornings. THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— gtnr-Telegram. I jiloUnd w . Printing that pleases. Prompt OHIO—Xcnin r*2 w T| k hR u f ' New lo-| v th.rouCh the Xcniay Gazette. cation, Welaka Building. Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural P A P E R HANGER district. Want ad and display I. L. T A L B O T T — Painter and pn* f. rates on request. per hnnger. Phone 340. 11'° i' c ®LlJMBCS ton.) T.BWiRn—ClnssPnrk Avenue. Ined Hds hnve the lurgest circu­ lation In Snulhwestrra fleorifla. I ' " ' ' *c fS-word) lln*. R E A L ESTATE D. A. C ALD ER & R. R. ELDRIDGE ! T0 P*EACH the prosperous farmers and fern growers of Volusia Real estate brokers. All kinds of county advertiso the property listed and for sale. OfKiupvtvj iioM-u uiiu iur ame. ui- n*n.- xr~ ;in ........ . DeLnnd ---fico 108 Second S t. Near Park ..Vy N?ws* rato lc Per word» ca,h Avenue. Phono 282. w,th or,,orT u o n r im r v n .M AINE— 'Wniervlllo, Morning S*nJ. L. SPU RLING , sub-division i tinel. Thousands o f Maine peoppccinlist. Subdivision to Or- pie are interested in Florida prop* laiido, Florida, and F l o r a ; erty. Reach them through tht Heights, Florida on Dixie H igh -, Sentinel. Rate card on applicaway.___________________ ________ 1tion.___________ Graham % Ton Truck 1923 Coupo Dodge 1924 Touring Dodge 1922 Touring Dodge 1922 Roadster Dodgo 1924 Fordor Sedan Ford 1923 Runabout Ford 1925 Ton Truck Ford (Cab & Bodyi 1923 9 Passenger Ford Suburban bus 1923 Panel Ford Light Truck 1924 Ovcrlnnd Touring Above cars reconditioned, all run fine nnd look good. Prices Right—Terms “ Maybe” I. W. PH ILLIP S SONS Dodge Dealer Phono No. 3 Oak & Second 1923 Real Estate Miscellaneous For Sale Automobiles Real Estate Dodge Help Wanted F’ OIt S A LE — 5 beautiful business lots. A real bargain, $2,000 W ANTED — Couple to be married at public wedding nt Shrine FOR S ALE — Pure sugnr cane sy­ cash. 35 per cent cash, balance 1 rup, 05c per gallon in 35 gallon nnd 2 years. Outside be Outside fiVe fire limits limits.JCircus. Ring, . . . license, . . .. ceremony ' 1,1 (ron<* nuil r « l several hundred dollars worth barrels. Pure Sugar House molas­ for quick sale only.—Thrusher & and an<1 *«?venil Inimr-dlnlely f " p of presents free. A ll applications ses 45c. Pure Cuban 35c.— Davis j Garner. i.TtiV ititir ,K~ <' \r t~— lstri ctl y confidential. No ono will Wholesale Co., Augusta, Ga. . ll*r II line Hr n line « * * » o f couple until th . FOR S A LE — 10 acres celery land,1 ery lnnd, nil tiled nnd in high iccremony. Sr n line Apply quick. Shrine. |r n line Price of land lot 4. Euraka Hammock. Rich­ state o f cultivation « r.cc m ....... r,rM|s headquarters, Welaka Blk" r i v e double a b o v e Gar- RnilroaJ Avc. Phono 617. A r f ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba­ $400 per acre.— Thrasher ner. non, Ind. fJ rat.* are fur con[tor Mr. (juaintancc. CASH— Paid for false teeth, den E’OR SALE!— Nice little home, 5 ,of*r,avrv«Ke length rooms, bath nnd garage. Cash I W A N TE D .Responsible man for tal gold, platinum nnd discarding nr.d or terms. 2018 Palmetto Avc. . *oia,* agency, by leading Life cd jewelry.— Hoke Smelting cb a rA " • * fo r r,r" t FOR SALE}— Small homo with “ K .__________________________________ Ins. Co. Address care o f “ Elernld Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. i,lnr Is restricted to three acres o f land, 50 orange Office,’_____________________ ____ taM ldeatloiu r , F or Rent trees and truck gnrden. Ideal spot r ls made The HnnFOR S A LE — One good working for chickens, electricity nnd wnter. wlll b* responsible W AN TE D — Single colored girt to mule; 14 years old. See J. \V. *} liT n e o r r e c t iM e r tlo n . 10 minutes out on hard road. Phone FOR R EN T—5-roont bungalow do house work near Gindervllte. Flint, Gcnevn, Fla. 1 ft ,' fo r lu b ie q u e n t 571-J. just painted and refinished, Inquire 401 First National Dank ..ITIre Should bo FOR S A LE — C Mclotly snxnphone, ilnt.Lie garage on paved St., good Bldg. ______________________ ■ O I-'! pmrdUtrly In easo o f This is merely nnother form of nice instrument, reasonably pric­ neighborhood, 315 W. 1st, City. Boats |iuVKIlTIHKHS the advertisement which appeared H. T. Field.________ ______________ W ANTE D — Single colored girl to ed. Phone 577 W. L,representative thorin these columns in the early part do house work near Gindcrville, tillar with rates, rules Bargain list of rebuilt boats: of the week. Wo still continue Apartments Baby Chicks hatching for you. Inquire 401 First National Bank K i n . will Klvo yoii No. 1— F ’ or snlc: Plensure boat information. And If our offer to sell you n few lots 10,000 weekly. Don’ t delay, order Building. i ADVERTISE in Hie Journal-Her- In advance o f our general an­ 22 ft., fi in.xlHin draft, 4 cylinder todny. All leading varieties. Con-1 A P A R T M E N T E’ OR RF}NT— Cor8TOVES voer want ad. to Red Wing motor, speed 11 miles SANFO RD S T n v F wnnh-e rtu : a,d’ South Georgia’s Kreatest nouncement which will be mnde per hour. Reasonable price. Con­ tincntal Hatchery. Box 804 Vnl-! nrr Oak and Second Street.— W AN TE D — Typist for mnrket ... effective. , Vh W 0 “ KS— 0,1 i newspaper. Morning, afternoon, news work. Apply immediately shortly before St. Valentine’s Day. dosta, Gn, i Phillips Building, phone 3. it »ST M l f l * ' ® « should Klye their 1 • wv °d stovi;?.1weekly and Sunday Classified rates Our maps and blue prints will be struction of the very best. at Court House. E\ H. Scruggs. No. 2 Runabout 24 ft. 4 ft., Gin. FOR S A LE — One Cnry safe, 25 j postsince address as HV?rn ^ ndpy,Ctr° io f‘ i.0c per Une. Way cross Journal- ready by next Monday nnd if you Lost and Found heir rh'” ' 1' number ir ts good. Phono 4JL-J. .>-1 First Herald, Waycrosa. Georgia. by 18 in. draft. Ford Engine, W AN TE D — Young man o f good inches wide, 35 inches high, up-' will help us nt the snlc answer .e results- About ..no Street A sne- ply 305 Magnolia Ave. 259-W. appearance to solicit advertising , a thousand bns a LOST—Tum-o-shnnter orange cap ItK ! TAM PA MORNING TRIBUNE^- \JS 'J JfJj,*0 A ’ B’ C’ Sanford IIcr* rlfice. * Iludt' las^Octoher. ____T IN A ND METAL WORK ir— Good — Should have his own car ami the '■'thor* can t between 1st and 5th on Magnolia lie srtill >uu ,unless Send in your subscription to tho, No. 3. A knockabout 20 ft. 0 in. opportunity for hustler with abil­ JAMES ...... H. COW AN— All kinds,rr.u Table Board Tuesday morning. Phone 142, W. ity to produce. Apply at Herald J your aildresS. o f Tin and Sheet Metal Work. T j S , ®. ®rvJ.?rii rl “ »y m L n S S We have had such! n flood o f in- by 12 in. draft. 2 cylinder Gallic, II. Hynes. speed 12 miles per hour. A bnr_ Office. Wnter and Boat Tanks. A t Oak *1 ^ 1 ".? ° yo!!.^ url_ IcndZ lorida 8 ! quiries from the previous small Elegant table board—rates rea­ greatest newspaper. One year t J S S T r t T he Snngnin. Avenue nnd Third Street. Teleadvertisements o f the last few T E N N IS TEAM PLA N S TOUR sonable. Something good to eat. r, u ofllre *r by l e t $8.00, 0 months $4.0C, three months . , ..... , ., , ... These boats entt In? seen at our phone 11_L MEN AND WOMEN REPRESEN|rrlf»h"»r *l,rH,*,,n“ $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur- |,lfty",_thntJ t " i 1! A°_ l ' 8.* dry "lock ‘ nt'Osteen ‘ Bridge at nnv I r,fl0 1>nlmotto Avo ’ I>horK‘ 20U‘ J» tntivos wanted— Liberal com­ Ltr » « •»IMG A IN E S V ILL E . Jan. 30.— Lctl T Y P E W R IT E R S AND REPAIRS nneo policy add 75 cents to your continue these advertisements but time. f*B Ifr • . W A N T 20 MORE POLICE. missions, protected territory. Earn some of our friends have asked us t by Cant. Tom Slade, the tennis A ll makes of L iTompt. Efficient. typewriters for c rtier. SANFORD BOAT WORKS i team representing the University from $30 to $50 per week. Smartsale on easy terms, for rent, also |“ D o YOU W \ N T to buy or sell! tllscontinue the offer for a short nt, -----«... .....- i!— r,---- m u ' t . t o i to Duy or s u i, tjmc ftt jca3t. If you are interested JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 30.— In |of Floridu will leave here Feb. 3, silk Hosiery Mills Inc., M. K. repairs. Office supplies Room 9 anything?” I f so ndvertiso in in getting in on the ground floor I b £ = = = nil effort to curb lawlessness here |for n series o f four games. On the Rutherford.. Supervisor, Cypress Rooms For Rent Ball Bldg. the “ Gnincsvillo Sun.” Fred Vnlz, commission of public trip the ’Gator net artists will Avenue., Sanford Fin., in our lot proposition answer!---------V E TE R IN A R IA N THIS Wt’.ST VltlOlNlA—cinrksburg. Thu quick to A. B. C. Sanford Herald FOR RE}N'T— Rooms with or with safety, has asked the city com­ 1meet tennis at Orlnndo, Rollins Clark linin' Hxponont. morning DR. A. DOLAN— Veterinarian. out meals. Reasonable rates. mission to authorize tlte addition ! College, Tampa and St. Peters­ ,E3 DIRECTORY Sunday, morning Issue. office. Dolans Vetinary Remedies. 313 Inelutlinpt Lincoln House. o f 20 men to the police force. burg. Much interest is shown 1 cent per word, minimum lie. E}. Second St., Sanford, Fla. Apnrtmcnt house on First St. Commissioner Vnlz said every city j here in the team’s visit to South i ta f la r r n lt h l.i rn n y J. N. Westbrooks |jnOVF.I.OPBttS ATTnyTION—Pen* This is a bargain. FOR RENT—Two or three furn­ the size of Jacksonville was sub­ I Florida, for the netmen rate ns Ilf of S .l.ifn r.l j M .aroln Is lieglunln,: the greatest de­ Gunsmith „ w nt.ft. iir e .lr .l. ished rooms for light housekeep­ ject to such oecuranees as last Sat­ one of the strongest athletic teams Building Material velopment In Olorlita's hlstrry; a II, |i«| nhrn n ilj H|.rOne five-room bungalow, in good ing. 311 West 3rd Street. Grnphonolns, Clocks, Sewing ! half mini .n dollar highway to the urday night when a negro ran wild in the field at the state univers­ rr li rri|iilri,il. I t In nenorit I ttwlf heneh Just finished; a two condition. $590.00 puts you in this Machine 1 «|»kabrllratl) fo r M IRACLE Concrete Co, B attempting to criminally nttnek ity. - ! million dollar bridge neross EsuamE’OR RENT—Two rooms nnd IrtlUfr. cement work, sidewalks, build­ hln Bay started; qnnrtcr million house. 121 Sanford Ave. four white women. The city would kitchenette, furnished, 306 Flint ,• ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. E. ! dollar opera house under construcWyoming is known ns the Equal­ fight thnt sort of thing, he said, Five acre fnrnt on hard road, Avenue. Tcrwilleger, Prop._________________ [tlon; two mllllona being spent on rSpace In This however, and the general house- ity state on account o f having been |highway; greatest chance for live now in crops. Cheap nnw on easy Lumber and Building Material j developers to get In on ground terms. Bradenton — $1,500,000 county robbing situation as best it could. the pioneer in woman suffrage. ,R E C T O It Y flout. Write Development Depart­ Carter Lumber Comptmy road issue to be voted upon Feb. PHONE Sanford Sign Shop ment The Pennaeola News Diogenes, seeing a ruined profli­ 5,1100,0011 RIDES CARS. N. Laurel St. __Phono 565 23. We have houses to rent. Come gate making a meal of a few olives MS AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au-J Designers and painters o f SunH IL L LUM BER CO' CO. House in and sec us.— Semi nolo Realty New Smyrna— Contract awarded | ST PETERSBURG, Jan. 30.— said to hint, " i f yon had dined so, gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest Co.. 11G E. Second Street. ford’s distinctive signs. San­ Service, Quality and Price. for erection of brick building o n jKive million pn*neii£cni rode the you would not be supping classified medium, rate ensh .ODclJJ ford Avenue at F’ irst Street. |municipally owned and operated charge. 10c per line, minimum1 . The )nrRe8t station in the ( anal Street. TO TH E PU BLIC: Phone 480-W. Seventeen states tire represent­ Ified Directory •«)*Jc. * ■ * Tnllnhasseo — Contrnct to be |street cars of this city during the world is nt Tierrn del E'uego, the The following named contrnct- i ed among the 53 members o f the f IE AND MOTOR R E ­ ora are fair to Organized Labor [ST, AU GUSTINE, FLA. — St. most southern part of South Amer- awarded for construction of bridge, f92l, paying approximately $238,-j * . , the University ns County is reached through jt.n. One company shears more cross Escambia river. 000 for the privilege, according to : and pay the Union Scale set by | Johns WINDING. t. Augustine Evening Record.; than 2,500,000 sheep every year. .. the annual report o f R. E. laid-1 In yi Imil>‘ Local No. 12GI o f Painters, Dec-i*®0 results. Two centu per word.! ------ .C e d a r Kcys-$500,000 company , wf ^ d ir e c t o r \ )f puMlc utilities. 1 ---------------------ELECTRIC SERVICE orators and Paper Hangers of i Wu‘ cki. ____ __ _______ . . .. bciiur ortrnnized to cruet hotel. v«.... _____ __ „ » ... Sample copy cm request.___ Football in England is first dis- bcin« orBttnlzcd to orcct hotcl’ [The December record showing Murblo and Granite from all kpert Electrical repairs. America: Polk County Orange were carried on marries. ISeat of quality Bunncl—Work started on furth-1 53G.858 persons W. It. Pell, F. W. Tempe^ton, T A M PA , FLO R ID A —Tampa Dnily tinctly mentioned by William Fit*Central Avc. Orlnndo, workmanship. Times, the grent homo daily, stephan in his History of London, cr improvement of Central Avc the cars for $26,840.85, as an in-1 V. C. Coller, C. If. Metcalf, Horace Festival Write for leteet design*. _ , crease o f 25.4 per cent over the1 per word, minimum 1195. 1 ■ ‘ nue. Jiminez, H. Harrow, B. L. '■Sel­ rate 1 c. n. TUHRIS, preceding December. charge 2nc cash with order. Write! lOBII.ES FOR RENT W IN TE R H A V E N . F L A . Msnfsril. l-'lorlila lers, Jesse Cook, T. S. Delk, I. S. for complete rate card. P. O. Il«x m »2. r h o a e 04* h u n t suss i t Jniiiliirjr Us-UU-MO-at EEkl Car. Drive it Talbott, T. M. Dunlap aid G. W. The actual voices of F’ lorenlc BEACH C O U N TY—The Oak and Second St. Venable, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. PALM ! Nightingale, Lord Tennyson,Queen O. Shinholser. , Wo also ask. the A N N O U N C E M E N T . , 1 scene of stupendous developmentI Victoria ami Gladstone are propublic to see their painters have Rcn(j nj)0,,t jt in thc pajm Roach |served by means o f phonograph D AV ID B. H Y E ft BODY REPAIRING their local card. |Post. Sample copy sent on re­ Mr. Schak will be pleased to interview n man capable of operat­ records now in the British Museum H. Harrow, Pres. ARCHITECT G AR D E N HOSE qu^st. ing a local office ns District Manager for M IAM I SHORES, a $62,STEIN — Automobile I Overweight is often an inherited 000,000 development. F'irst day’s sales one month ago were over ^pairing and Rebuilding. M«mber A. I 4 I V cent per foot i ADVERTISING geta results if It $2,500,000. F’ageol bus transportation will he furnished. This is a i tendency that must lie combated 1Home. Oak Avenue. Itnse Oullilluir renches potential buyers. Pa-| Who Is Your Skinny for such tendency is also associated For Few Days splendid opportunity for a man with a sales organization or the Orlando, r le r l i l a latlcn Daily News is circulated in fTOS FOR HIRE with a tendency toward Bright’s ability to create one. Man with some capital preferred. F’or inter­ 1nn industrial and agricultural aecFriend, Tthel? disease, high blood pressure and I’TO SERVICE Day view, write or call. t tion. other undesirable physical disqual­ Meets all trains. Bagifications. Tell him to take Cod Liver O il! T 0 R e A C I1 BUYERS or sellers of hufer. Rhone 551._____ H. A. SPE1R for a couple of irtonth.H ano pjoridn real estate advertise in ALTO TRIPS enough good healthy flesh on M” . the St. Petersburg Times. Ono cent T ry Smith’s Barber CARPENTER cent a word daily, two cents a word B. CALDER. Day and bones to look like a real man. Tell him, it’s the only way to| q,)ndaVs. __________________ _ Shop for good barber lli-pnlrliis mill ItrU ix Irlla* ti service. Anytime, AM E RIC A’S M EDITERRANEAN take those grave-like hollows from ’3.\ or THE MORNING JOURNAL is the .tililrra* UllMI rnlm rtto Ave} work. Ladies welcome. his cheeks and neck. Phone 2! 17 100 N. Orange Avc. Orlando, Fla. accepted want ad medium in I'TO WRECKER Tell him he won’t have to swal­ N ext to Valdez. Daytona (F'la.) One cent a word «0. hay or night scr- low the nasty oil with the neus- an insertion. Minimum 25c. P»7 F>ioao 394. Night eating fishy taste, because the N O IT III.A M I l‘ \IVI' K • -t-••• *;•-s- - f-f + -s* McCoy Laboratories, o f New York, F i <0R1u a _ o u l a n d 0 — Orlando Tho i'alnt That Savva You Money. are now putting up Cod Liver OH, , Scntinal; largest classi- /a x j v HOOD IN V E S TM E N T AtTY PARLORS Mamiracturotl by in sugar coated tablet form. ; fle(J businKe99i rntc ic a word, min-, U JN U U U D I IN \ I Klirrviiii-I.luil.lvr I'alnt Co. rilAUlIlK L Marmello Huhl hy Ask for McCoy s Cod I.i • < >d ,mum -j.le ca,h with order. 1*11kimls. Rain water a Compound Tablets at I.OSSIM) I 'A IX T C O M P A N Y Bowers ----------------------------IS W ORTH A L IF E TIM E I I S SI IIK IIII11II A w . [• Old First National Pharmacy, Dean’s Pharmacy and * Phone- ZTtl piling, nhone 245,______ every druggist worthy tho name A L IT T L E W A N T AD in Thai 1 1 ♦ 1 Herald will bring you big re- j OF SAVIN G 6] Warehouse property; 1 1 of^*l R k*~Tn i > DYERS sell them— 60 tablets— 60 cents. suits. Advertise thoso old articles on Commercial Street.2j [SYfEA"M I’UESSERY Any man or woman can put on you huvtj stored away and have j CUT PRICE TIRES .j.lilork Chiropodist <• lies 1 loration in the city. A y r®rk a specialty. 110 five pounds of healthy flesh in 30 no uso for. A little thirty-ccnt ad ______ l.tbargain. tl FOOT S P E C IA L IS T LAlenue, Phone 327-J. days or your druggist will wil­ may bring you several dollars. May W e Suggest— ! 4> New two-story house wilh4>| <'urns. Munlona. In*rowlingly refund the purchase price. Phone _____ 148 nnd a representative - OAF'3 Imc Nall*. Heavy Call1 • ^adjoining lot; rents for $1011? One woman put on 15 pounds in 1w||j call to see you. oases or tlrud acbtng rWrr.TFE ::i)x;!U I* i l ' ) l 1C month; for <iuick sale, $11),-X f«at. six weeks. Children grow robust | , , N t in Service nnd QualTOOO. 'i’ernts. lilt. C. 1.. tihl.KH f-'t Street and i’ark Ave- and strong— Feeble old people feel j filibuster speech house together^ Tw o-story Y o w m II P r o w fltdir. younger in a few weeks. | 1he longest j 30x3 V i —Cord $7.50 was Orlaoilo. I'hono. Klvvator 4'with 3-1 rity block, close in ;J “ Bo sure to get McCoy’s, the or- ever delivered in Congress La LT ur Egs ^$6,000. I.ots alone are worth’ ........ «• »> * * » « tW on, 9 T u b e s .................. $1.65 Mhis money. [ B ug STORE — Prerly 1 omP°ull(l I ablet. ______ when he kept the floor for nearly ['• Drugs, Sodas. We t Elton J. Moughton F«r you as your phone. England has developed more im­ 19 consecutive hours, including one B ike Tires.............$1.50 proved breeds of livestock than entire night. He was blocking a ARCHITECT all the rest of the world together. currency bill. ttECTRICAL F.P.1UNES (Realtors) + j!ID 1}I.I'.I TRIC CO. When Roman numerals wore us­ First National Hank Bldtf, A Spokane man has been be­ 311 K.2nd St. anti 1113 Sanford Ave ’X II. S. LONG, Mgr. ?Ty t(> Uillon & l’latt ed. before the use of figures, all queathed $30,000 by un uncle, pro­ Sanford, ■ Florida Photic 630-J .-.Room 7, Hall llltlg. Phone 180-JX r~“ - Everything eleevided he marries a woman with calculation was done with the nb- 101-8 Magnolia Avc. I’ lione 18 •> l ^ e 122. Electragith lacus. ft ;• t •> -v+ 4.4. unbobbed hair. Cash in A d va n ce Come on in. the water’s fine!I You have an opportunity for a few more days to join in with the first few privileged purchasers at our new development which will be opened nbout two weeks hence. The low prices we will o ffe r you now will astonish you. I f you are among the early birds you arc en­ titled to special consideration and very' low prices. Answer immed­ iately to A. B. C. Sanford Herald Office. Seminole Marble Co. 2 2 Hall Hardware Co. Miami Shores ! THIS WEEK’S ! SPECIALS FORT MELLON San ford Realty t Company A. P. Connelly & Sons ^ S T A fio N s AND JOSUPPUES [s B H c ir E T X T K jF . ^03. 1 ire3, Acccsso*« with a smile. Elm gjhone 4471.3. Jr"-‘ stations. Mag'First and Elm, tNY GOL-U'N'- i’v/E CO T TO D O ^ y O M E T h lM C , T O 'b T Q P i-li^R b ’. H ^ I M ' C - V E f - l H? I kr;ncUC a,ld i^lh Street. HAVE. T O PEO PLE jJJ-OKIST f TilK FLOIUST” tj.1°r !‘ ** occasions. - J!hone 260-W S ^U R JH fU R B TO SELL? L'grtituro Co. We pay I s worth. Phone No. i IP iS Ap‘ 0 ffi~ i n 417.L "ng AnnCX' J*Jl I-1NEr v ‘------------ jy nlilhr ‘S l,,)p-F o 'r ex, 5 ? ry call 579-J. 5 o tr e Y ,_ w . s A ll Cfo - t . 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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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 30, 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/353574ec48cd9529545a03dd0c78303b.pdf cca45768e95e08bfd7351d06ec03cd2f PDF Text Text 7 * -7r>; TUB WHA1 Rain Thursday, Friday unsettled; southerly winds. ASSOCIATED PR ES8 DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1925 CE B Resident Coolidge Gives Kills Fiancee Then Turns Gun on Self Views On Mission Work Before Capital Conferee Conference B Friendly; Refuses to |A Member tting Is fcr Today, P Pleased [w Expects Of His Bill WASHINGTON, Jon. 29.-C hris- sions. tlan churches and governments ‘‘Our liberalism needs to be gen­ were declared by President Cool­ erous enough to recognize that idge Wednesday to have “no great­ missionary effort will often build er responsibility thnn to make thin I v" f”undat.ionc already laid sure that the best nnd not the nenm»?l ,nltcn'Ptmg to substitute worst, of which Christian society Slitv o ftieirnCW "tn,cturo of moris capable shall bo given to other dreH’tkf llfeL ° n.A ,?f ethic«- Inpconlo.” . ; „ ^ |8 wh° >hnl Bo out among ndasioiinry niesThis, with other views on the nlo, hct W liKht places Of the foreign missionary question were S prerented by the president in an wo? hv V »thciTc find much thnt *,rou«ht back to e n address to the meeting here of tho rorcign missions conference of life ThnvdCm“i nn<l ,mprovc our North America, an intcr-dcnomina- of m i f * wl,J [cnrn m“ny lessons tionnl gathering of the foreign of industry, of humility, of revnr1pnrpn‘s. of respect for mission interests of the Protestant churches of the United States and constituted authority which may quite conceivably become adornCanada. , “ Not everything that the men vnn, ?Ur.i!wn 9° ' inI fnbric- Be­ or i.nristinn countries have carried yond thnt, they will be able to “r'n ,K onck much that will .serve us to the other peoples of the world ♦ » " cJ mvo "ok a" ‘he wisdom has been good and helpful to those who have received it” tho presi­ tnnt has been diffused among tho dent said. “Wo know that the r * n ° f ? en- But we have been missionary movements have re­ greatly favored nnd have much peatedly been hampered, nnd nt mid r\\W1/ ^ *° n'd those lens richly times frustrated, beenusc some “A becoming modesty, a discrim­ calling themselves Christians, nnd assuming to represent Christlnn inating sense of our real opportun­ ities and responsibilhres are alto­ civilization, hnve been nctunted by gether be desired as helps irt un-Christian motives. Our mis­ wie greattowork we wish to do. The sionary efforts will be more cITec- mis: ionnry effort of the nation rcn '.ii'fh o m 1 -.... ... mV »«rnv spirit oi ! ir wo oxn»ct It tn U #"i V* Unknown Party Named With Sartnin and Fletcher In One Indictment; Second Names Ex-Warden Alohc CLARKSBURG, W. Vo., Jan. , ,ec8tm C- Woods, age 22, n» « * . an Law School 2 m. « University, shot and killed himself Thursday after no had fired two ehota in the body of Mrs. GeorKin Warder, *•«» year old widow of Bridge­ port, W. Va., The tragedy is believed caused by Mrs. War­ der's refusal to marry him. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. NUMBER 155. CARNEGIE BODY Government W ill GIVES MEDALS Continue W heeler TO 23 PERSONS Case, Stone Asserts Twenty-First Annual Meeting Recognizes 23 Acts of Hero­ ism ; Ten of Heroes Killed AVhilcBerformingllrnveActs l l Responsibility JUNIORCHAMBERF uFor Pushing Trial By Attorney LIQUOR CHARGES Four Southerners 1925 PROGRAMIS Taken Ex-Prison Chaplain General, He Avers Named In Scandal B O U T L IN E D T O D A Y EINGHEARDNOW Honored By Awards Committee H ears Indictment Against Sartaln and Funds for Edu­ O m m illce Reports Thnt City OUNTYCOURTPensions Charges He Accepted Five INC May Have Bard by PuyinR Cabinet Member cational nnd Other Causes Thousand R:*ibe for Tuten Eleven Cases Disposed Of In Also By Commission Given Expenses of Musicians To Complete Aid Local Men Cross-Examination Is ATLANTA, Jan. 29.—New indict Present Term; Cases Of PITTSBURGH. Jnn. 29.—The ments charging conspiracy nnd bri . Shoplifters To Go Over Conducted by Walsh, Activities of th\ rnnford Junior Carnegie Hero Fund Commission, bery were returned Wednesday by For Circuit Court Trial nt its twenty-first annual meeting Chamber rtf Commerce for the re ­ a special grand jury investigating Wheeler’s Counsel |0NT, Jan. 29.— conditions nt the Atlanta federal here late Wednesday, recognized mainder of the year were outlined L clc Shoals adpenitentiary, A. E. Snrtain, former Various offenses growing out of 2d nets of heroism, nwnrding four in chart form and apportioned to WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.— warden, nnd L. J. Fletcher, former liquor charges constituting 11 silver modala nnd 19 bronze medals the various committees by L. C. firthcr Wcdnesdeputy warden, who were indicted cases have occupied the Seminole pensions aggregating $5,.‘M0 u year Rollout, rccretury of the club, at sibilifcy forcta-— ctaoctnoiota considorntion by a federal grund jury here in County Court since it convened and $18,000 for educational nnd the regular luncheon meeting nt Assuming full • personal re­ leferred to conthe Seminole Cafe Thursday a ft­ December on charges of accepting iuosday morning. A few civil other worthy purposes. sponsibility for the institution bribes, were named in indictments cases, sandwiched between the led mainly of Ten of tlie heroes lost their ernoon. A report on the poasibiD bllity of a hand in Sanford, ren­ of new court nction against returned Wednesday, together with lives. They were: criminal business, have been disees. dered by thc chairman of the civic Senator IWhceh,l\ Democrat, an unnamed third person. George O. Larkin Porcrtport, N. nff[ri„i°f' ,uU ift «stl>«ntcd by court ents ami stipcommittee, featured the The name of Father Thomns P. officials thnt the term will con­ 1., died attempting to save a man iiTnirs Montana, A ttorney General meeting. 1this action in­ Hayden, former prison chaplain, tinue through the remainder of from drowning nt Rock Island. Stone gave notice Wednesday According to the report, it ia previously mentioned in connection tho week. : measure with 111., Jnn. 28, 1921. His father re­ to senators viho nre opposing possible for Sanford to have n hand with the investigation nt the pris­ ceived a bronze medal. Tho cases of I.enn Tate nnd Ocjipnrkc at once if tho City Commission is bis nomination to the supremo on, was brought out in thc indict­ tavn Padgett, youn" Orlando wo­ George F. Helper, 518 East Ful­ ssion. &*_.__ ment against Sartnin. Fletcher men who are held in the county ton Street, Butler,,Pa., a student willing to defray the expenses of court in thnt connection thnt tho vill <«omble nnd the person whose name was jail on charges of larceny, are ex­ fntally injured when he attempted probably six out-of-town musi- proceedings would continue. up the bill not divulged by authorities hut no pected to come up for prelimin­ to rescue two small hoys from a cinns. The remainder of the hand, Appearing before thc senuto ju­ [ deliberation, indictment was returned against ary hearing in county court. It runaway automobile nt Butler, according to tho chairman who re­ diciary committee Mr. Stone gavo purled following n conference with the former chaplain. ltd to be brought is not considered probable by June 27, 192-1; bronze medal to Joo Iteizenstein, who had charge of his reasons for initiating thc enso pfMte and house in the District of Columbia instead Two Indictments were returned. Judge E. F. Houshohlcr. prosecut­ father. the hands at the laying of the cor­ One nnmc9 Snrtnin, Fletcher nnd ing attorney, that tho cases will Elizabeth M. Hanley, 591 Fifth nerstones of two of the public of in Montunn, where an indict­ the person whose identity is being Ixi tried ns the charge, grand lar­ Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.. a tele­ buildings now under construction, ment ugninst Senator Wheeler al­ h*sdny after n concealed, nnd the other is ngninsi m than two is in the jurisdiction of tho phone operator, met death while enn ho made up of musicians now ready is pending. He then submit­ ted to a three hours' cross exam­ Snrtnin nlone. ronfrreos Senacircuit court and not the countv rescuing an infant from a burning living in Sanford. ination, much of it conducted by it is chnrged in the indictment coqj£. J Hampshire; Mchouse a t Jamaica, N. Y., Mnr. 15, Would Seek Commission Aid Senator Walsh, Democrat, Montana, alleging conspiracy thnt Sartnin [Rfpublirans, ami 192-1; bronze medal to her sister. (o New Developments. Security H erriot’a Theme In Admils Responsibility For Fletcher and the third person, yet Tho plan of nsking tho City counsel for Wheeler and n member l. Democrat, Edmund C. Mosser, 1555 West inew developments in tho Commission tho bandmas­ of the committee. unknown, conspired with Fnther Sjfeech Hcfore Chunihcr; i Opposed Disappearance; He Aided Hayden to “accept nnd receive caB®c'*nve hcvn reported. Tho Garrison Street, Fremont, O., n ter's aulnry toandpaytuition for thc No Conclusion Beached. rtndent, died attempting to help a Declares Allies Must Be­ It Underwood bill w ™ ;«re charged with larceny Dtickstein and Wife Frame l,ribes” of $1,500 each from Wil­ student musicians wns brought be­ After Mr. Stone had been ex­ lortj townrtl havfellow student from drowning nt Jatesfhnndisu to the value of ware of Germany’s Actions tho club. According to this cused, the committeemen discuss­ I heir Famous Testimony liam II. Hnnr, C. C. Tuten, C. GtafChairmnn Norris, June 21, 1928; bronze fore • ' * n b'tb ** exc°rd tho Fremont, plan the only cost thnt the musi­ ed the mutter for nearly an hour hnra Bnughn, Richard Bailey, Snm medal to father. ulture commit8im“ «*irccny limit by half, in a PARIS, Jan. 29.—The whole will bear is that of instru­ without reaching nny conclusion. NKW YORK, .Inn. 2D._Gaston Goldberg. F. P. Hnnr Jr., nnd Cnrl w a fjjg f taken by A. E. Vowel!, Oregon and political fabric of France ThurtAdolphus Emmit Glisson, Byers, cians ments. It is estimated that this Chairman Cummins ‘announced Hnnr. The money, according to II. Means, identified Wednesday a ol.'na, ranking ro- day wan under a spell of yester­ from nose store tho women are Texas, died attempting to rescue plan will cost $1,800 a year there would he another meeting eratic members day’s unsational Utterances re­ statement bearing his signature in the indictment, was to he paid in chnr> d with taking four dresses n hoy from drowning at Windom, salary which he admitted he had contriv- exchange for use of the officials' Inst Saturday night just before Tex.. May 19, 1928; bronze medal which will include 00 concerts over Monday to consider the nomina­ garding French security by Pre­ cil tho disappearance of documents influence in having the prisoners they were arrested by members to the widow, with $10 a month a period of 15 weeks. Tho fact tion of Mr. Stone, recommitted by rrtam of selection mier Herriott. Uttcrnnces are now wns emphasized, however, if San­ sennte last Monday nftcr the Whieh he previously had submitted assigned to easy tnsks nnd other of the Sanford police force. nnd ?5 a month additional for each ford is to hnve a hand composed of thc been followed generally regadred ns a studied re­ special privileges. The prisoners Wheeler case Imd been brought been nam.nl but ply to Germany’s latest note re­ to the Wheeler-Brookhart senator­ are raid to be wealthy bootleggers. Cases thnt have been disposed of three children. local players by next winter it is into senate debate behind closed I~ Earl Rader, Rural Route No. bill objected to garding the prolonged occupatioii ial committee, durin'r its investiga­ of are: John Tindnl, possession of necessary to begin at onco for it is doors. Separate Indictment tion of the department of justice pey opposed the of Cologne bridgehead. 1. Clarendon, I’a., killed when he said to lie impossible to take nov­ disrating apnratus, $250 and costs The separate indictment against Facing Senator Wheeler as well last year. was before the Sartnin charges thnt he accepted n nnd three months in jail: and three went to the aid of a fellow-work­ ices and on short notice place them an his counsel in the small and The Premier’s closest advisers The statement, which after its bribe of $5,000 from C. Graham ' months additional if the fine is er who was struggling in n tank in n hand. have been urging a conciliatory crowded committee room, Mr. IN ■•'ns MeNary policy toward Germany :.et jj** l;te identification by Meann, wan nil* Bnughn in behalf of C. C. Tuten in not paid; C. W, Kelly, reckless containing hot oil at Warren, Pa., In tho outline of Junior Cham­ Stone said evidence that was to bo June 7, 192-1; bronze medal to the Pnmlr.-e.l >n. the . ... inicr, in. what was poirVd U'jns mitted into evidence in thc trial of return for which the warden wus unylm , bond estreated; Levi Mo?cber worn, tasks were given to ench presented to a grand jury here srodd hot serve one of the mor.t significant pnsa- Means, .®id Thomas B. Felder, to appoint Tuten chauffeur to tho Iv.Ar*' rating a cur while intoxicat­ widow with $70 a month and $5 a of the committees of the club. next week indicated thnt there had Ith'.-y were chosen ° f his discourse, declared charged with conspiracy to bribo nrison physician, Dr. A. F. Quit- ed. $100 nnd costs or CO days in month additional foy eftch of two These committees are the execu­ been n conspiracy to defraud the >fil a motion by holding of the Rhine niny be the high government officials, snvs Ran. * tive, which will in general, super­ government on oil -.id mineral jail; Sandy Green, reckless use of children. William W. Tillstnnd, Woodlawn vise all dub -activities; the mem­ lands, nnd that "testimony could Both Sartnin nnd Fletcher were firearms and having a pistol with­ L Democrat, Tenn, Inst resort of France to assure her that Means had helped “W. 0. hrood bill oppn- security.” (‘Ducky’) Duckstein nnd his wife,, placed under bonds of S5.00U ench out a license, $100 and costs or 20 Rond. Randolph, Mass., crossing ber: hip committee; the ffnunce nut he taken without indicating Vmas conferees, of Washington I). C.„ to frame i December, Fletcher was in At­ days nnd $10 and costs or 20 day; watchman, met death when ho committee; the beautification com­ that Senator Wheeler was involv­ come •Hut Long, possession of whiskey tried to save an aged womnn from mittee, of which R. A. King was ed” in thc transaction. hediatcly declined PARIS, Jan. 29.—Security was their subsequent testimony before lanta Wednesday, having Iter half a dozen the mnin theme of Premier Her- the committee in explanation of from Miami, where lie is now liv­ distilling apparatus, directed ver­ ♦he path of a train at Quincy, appointed chairman; publicity com­ Will Pmtli Both Cases id refused to rep- riot’s long awaited speech on tho disappearance of tho docu­ ing, when tho special session of dict or the defendant due to an Mass., Sept. 20, 1921; silver mcdnl mittee; entertainment committee; Replying indirectly, at least, to the grand jury was announced to imperfect search warrant; A. to widow with $00 a month nnd commercial committee; educational charges thnt Senator Wheeler i« |te in conference, France’s foreign policy delivered ments. resume the prison probe. Sartaln Sheppard. McKinley and before a great gathering in the misdemeanor, tw o $5 additional on account of each committee; sports committee innd being “persecuted” in the effort to The statement, as read to the the civic affairs committee wnich "drag" hi in 2,500 miles from his luted for the Un- Chamber of Deputies today. The jury Wednesday, was dated Sept. is said to he in Jacksonville and counts, $250 or CO days and $150 of two children. it is understood thnt he will conic or six months; Steve I^iwry, pos­ is to have charge of the band pro­ home on an action that could la> Louis Johnsqn, Box -1, Weeping pe chosen, 2U. 1921. It follows: Premier occupied two hours of his to Atlanta in connection with thc session of liquor, $250 and costs Water, N'chr., a farmer, died res-; posal, the work on traffic regula­ brought in his own state, the ntdie 1'hairman three nnd n half hours address in “It was suggested that the pa- ..... ................ _^ investigation. ^ ........ No ^ latest turn of tho tho work towards elimina­ tornoy general announced that Iwill be chairman drawing up n vivid, but dark, pic­ pers, files, and documents that I ; announcement was made by fod- and three months and three months cuing another farmer from suffo­ tions tion of grade crossings in Hanford. there wns no intention on the part cating in a wtdl nt Weeping Wa­ Inferecs, who will ture of Germany’s activities in ii l,Jx,K*‘ntL‘,l I? Ihc W heeler- (.ral odicinls thnt new bonds would additional if fine is unpaid; Solo­ ter, Aug. 28, 1928; silver medal _ Clean-lJp Drive Planned of the government to drop the pro. |ce with Chairman armaments, while he disposed of iirookhnrt corninittco nhould dinap- be made by tho accused men. mon Johnson, transporting liquor, club announced its intention readings in Montana, in which house military the problem of inter-allied debts pear and for the puprposo of d e-j Witnesses appearing before tho $250 and three months and three to his widow, with $00 n month of The beginning a Arrive towards a Senator Wheeler is charged with ‘relatives Morin, in a brief but emphatic manner. vising a plan for their disappear-1 "rand jury Wednesday included months additional if the fine is de­ and $5 a month for ench of foul- “clean up nnd paint up week” to accepting n fee to represent Gor­ children. I". Mi ranking he held roon. Such a week, it is don Campbell before a government Never before since he assumed anco nnd tho consumution of this Father Thomas I*. Gulden. (’. ( \ faulted :Nonh Washington, pos­ Glen A. Randolph. Box 115 Mi­ 1members of the power has M. Herriot spoken of plan I called into conference Mr. [Tuten. W. II. Knar. C. Graham sessing liquor, same sentence as ami, Tex., died attempting to vnve declared, is in accord with one of department in the mutter of land and .Mrs. W. 0 .Duckstein. After Unughn, Snm Rothbcrg, Horry Johnson; Joe Cash operating the club’s major objective, the beau permits after his election to the wood. Democrat, Germany in the tones he used thoroughly discussing it, it w as! Yokiim, Dr. I.. W, Williams, Rich- truck without lights, convicted hut n man from drowning at Claude, tification of Sanfonl. Detailed of the bill had Wednesday and, although ho had ngroed that they appear as w it-; nrd Bailey, Dr. A. F. Quillinn, not sentence passed. The court is Tex., Jnn. 18, 192-1; silver medal plans r>r tho week will lie announc­ senate. the entire Chamber, exceeding the This caso and the case to be to widow with $75 a month and $5 |the ‘-“Mute nanio ed later. ness before til? Wheeler-Brookhart Fred P. Harr. Jr.. Carl Ilnur, now in tho trial of Fred P atter­ presented to the grand jury imMcKinley and Communists, enthusiastically ap­ committee, and in accordance with James Tuten. John Bailey, Captain son and D W. Hutchinson, charg­ additional for a daughter. Members of the executive com­ panolled today in the District of Schuyler W. Hummer, 808 John­ mittee t raL .Missbsijipi, plauding and cheering him, the this agreement they appeared and ed with a liquor offense. were requested to meet each (Continued on page 2) son Street, Amarillo, Tex., died Monday night a t 7 o'clock in the Columbia supreme court are en­ peimtor McKcliar general interpretation throughout testified. attempting to save a man from law offices of G. W. Spencer, Jr., tirely different, Mr. Stone suid, appointment of Parliament was thnt Ills purpose “ Mr. W. O. Duckstein, in a conbeing based upon new (Continued on page 2) >nd advanced tho was deeper than merely catering president of the club and ex-officio the latterobtained (Conlinucd on page 2) in a wholly new to the right groups—that it was [Kendrick, chairman of the committee. One evidence investigation he hud caused to ho knator Underwood warning to the British Govern­ of tho matters confronting the ex­ instituted ufier lie came into offico ftlon over the out- ment against the evacuation of the ecutive committee is the announc­ SHANGHAI. Jan. 29.—Tw enty, PARIS, Jan. 29.—Refraining d more than the Cologne zone. ed objective of having removed the because of the “widespread publipersons were killed and 20 injured from sentimental outbursts in coihferees were old Atlantic Coast Line passenger 1city given to the indictment in On the subject of inter-allied here Thursday in a thickly settled ‘ treating of tho debt France owes bill, which he debts the premier said: depot, which is chnructerized as an Montana nnd the charges nnd coun­ section of the Chinese district when ! to the United States in which ho ter-charges growing out of it.” IP'v at ibis scs“cycrore.” “I come to the question of in­ a small contingent of victorious characterized ns a business man's This new inquiry was conducted I shall sneak troops representing General I.u viewpoint, Luis Du Boise, former by Assistiuit Attorney General Don­ |' »!>“ I'd the op- ter-allied debts. Following a series of conferences ovan, who came into office last |e bi|| wils Itcforo very briefly thereon, for you have TOPEKA, Kan., .fan. 29.—Carl i ung Hsiang and thc Central Chi- president of the Republican com* between the directors of the San­ Aug. 15, and who, Mr. Stone said, [Wednesday night. remarked how great is the suscep­ J. Peterson, state hank commis­ nero government, met resistance in mission, declared nt the conclus­ ford llotel-Bealty company nnd the had hail no previous connection eCmlerw.MMl bill tibility of our friends and Allies sioner under former governor Da­ an attempt to disarm 1000 defeated ion of a long address in thc cham­ prospective owners nnd builders ol with the case. ber Wednesday. The United tiie $500,000 tourist hotel here, declined to s t a t * on this subject, and you know vis, pleaded not guilty in court Kiangsu troops. WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—PusBeads Correspondence United States must considerably Harry T. Bodwell, president of the Jtime Ids fight how even the sublimest words nnd Thursday on charges of acting as After rcudiug a rather volumi­ ALLEN INFANTRY CHIEF reduce its claims against France Hodwdl Realty Company, through nihility that an attem pt will he P ' when the con- best sentiments risk nt time being Davis' agent in the alleged sale of not only in equity und right hut which the $800,000 stock issuo of made to send anti-toxin to Nome nous correspondence passing be­ a pardon. ,al(l before tho interpreted in a regretahlc way. Won't Repudiate Debts. WASHINGTON, Jan. i!9.—Col. also to safeguard her own inter­ the company was disposed, stuted bv airplane was revived Thursday tween himself and Senator Walsh delegate Sutherland from on the subject of thc two cases with TOPEKA, Kan., Jan. 29.—Jona­ Robert II. Allen was selected to bo nals, lie said. feT*'1! declared he Thursduy morning that plans for when “ What I can do is solemnly re­ Alaska obtained from the depart­ respect tc Senator Wheeler, Mr. than M. Davis, former governor of I chief of infnntry with the rank L;',*?11 legislation peat what M. Poincaire has said— the building are expected to he sub ment of justice permission for Stone concluded his formal stuteThe “Fly paper women” of Paris milted by the end of the week. P J h" did not bc- France does not intend to repud- Kansas will be arraigned in the | of major-general on retirement of with this d duration: l«V delay jn getcourt of Topeka Thursdny w ith 1present chijfj_ Moj.-Gen. C. S. streets wear fly paper hats when Mr. Hodwcll declared that the Roy S. Darling, former navy flior ment (Continued on page 2) “The course pursued by the de­ to make the trip from Fairbanks. ........ “ "I they call their wares. lcr eonf -rencc. Farnsworth, Mar. 27. project is going forward with no Carl J. Peterson, former state J f'J I'1 thought friction ami that directors of the Before arrangements for such n partment of justice since this mat. bank commissioner, to answer f mplete their organization nre well satisfied with trip are completed; the navy de­ ter has come under my observation charges of bribery. Warrants for four days the progress being made. Tho partment must pass on the propos­ has been, I believe, in full accord their arrest were issued Wednes­ * with both the letter and spirit of I|'‘ "*e bou^c and Hotel-Realty Company is in touch al. day on complaint of Capt. W. A. WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—Con­ the constitution and laws of the ere far apart with hotel men'of national promi­ sideration of tho postal bill was I Smith, „ . assistantn attorney „general ,, ■, United Stateg und with the highest * nence and assure the people of conception of the due and orderly continued in the senate. i ' (’.e,U,ral V Snuford thnt only n first class or­ _ , . . . . i flth had obtained permission from administration on justice. For it ganization will he brought here. WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—Com­ territory. on forces v/cre named by the j (jov> p t>n jj _ i>uulcn to investigate 1 accept full personal resposihilExtension Plans Completed “Knowing that the democratic “enate to handle the L inlet woutU n)1(| prosecute where he roomed munism is hacked by thc child laMr. Bodwell declared that the . is the minority party and .Muscle Shoals bill, | proper. CHICAGO, Jnn. 29.—Assistant hor amendment with a view to lay-1par ^ President Coolidge addressed , It was the second criminal action ing the foundation for “a class unable to elect a president only in rity engineering department, under Attorney General John W. II. Crim , very exceptional circumstances,” the direction of Fred T. Williams, I t : ^ — Cloudy the foreign missions conference «>f( brought against the former gover- struggle” Senator Bayard,. Demo-, Senator Bruce continued, “how has completed the pluus fur thc began the final argument fur *he nrosccution in tho veterans’ baNorth America. nor in little more thnn two weeks. |oc 4-V'" " “ the Delaware, declared Wednes­ could you Southern senators sup­ extension of First street pa t the reau conspiracy trial today. With The senate foreign relations, Two hours before he retired from crat, r - , , ur*day for port u move to give all power to site of the proposed hotel. He little4 more than an hour argument day in the senate which in committee discussed the world i office. Gov. Davis was arrested likewise called attention to the fact “ It was the start of a movement the federal government.” CHARLOTTE, Jan. 29.— North I with his son Russell, on conspir- they hoped would split this nation Atlantic coast court proposal without action. that the demolition of buildings on and an equal time for instruction Curolinu Thursday lay under a of th« court tho protracted ligiguPresident Coolidge asked con-|ncy and bribery charges, alleging SANTA FE. N. M., Jan. 29.—By Kunford Avenue thnt blocked the | into classes,” he said. “I do not I ton Hor!,!a w»» gre.ts to enact measures rccom- that Russell had accepted $1,250 mean to infer, however, that sena­ a vote of -10 to 8. the lower house First Strut extension is practical­ t!on ’rill he prepared for submis­ coating of ice and sleet extending I'Vnj ° f Ua* sion the j’r y soon after open­ virtually from mountains to tho I *®t**day. Yes- •..tended by the agricultural com-1 for delivering a .pardon to Fred W. tor: who supported the amendment of the stute legislature late Wed­ ly complete. sea. From points reporting cunio ing of the afternoon. j Poliman, convicted hanker. They here hud that thought in mind.” t, ,i 1-pun. 28 in mission. nesday voted to ratify the federal The plans for the hotel when a p ­ stories of storms that covered American navn! vessels were or- are to ho tried on thc^o charges , Hudson proved by the directors will he Senator King, democrat, Utah, child labor amendment. street und highway* with a coating 0Ver at the wid- dered to accompany British and in April. ‘ made public, it is said. Mr. Rodsupports! the statement, declaring of ico, snow und sleet an inch deep The complaint filed Wednesday communists and socialists, favored OLYMPIC, Wash.. Jan. 29—The well declared that he is unprepared American ships leaving Shanghai in ninny pluces, render lag travel wnen necessary i was hosed on affidavit made by centralization in the federal power house Wednesday rejected a bill to go into detuils regarding the difficult and resulting in many ac­ Attorney General Stone told the Anthony L. Oswald, Hutchinson and destruction of state rights, but which would refer tho child labor actuut construction of the hotel hut cidents. Sleet began falling early eenato judiciary committee he was attorney, who stated that * ptcr- Senator Walsh, Democrat, Ma.* ia amendment to the voters at the stated thnt it will be a building BATUM, Russia, Jnrr. 29.—Vine­ Wednesday night and continutxl ’ the ’ _pro-1next general election. It was pass- second to none in the hotel class in yards and orchards valued nt mil­ throughout most of tho night in detei mined to go through with son solicited'ft bribe o. v-.oJW f‘>i chusett pointed* out that Florida. thc Wheeler case. !» pardon for h i client. Walter posnl had been sponsored in con-|ed by the senate Tuesday, lions of dollars were destroyed by many places. i \ Jan. oj __ Thc an unexampled cold prevailing Frank Morrison of the American! Gund.v, then serving a penitentiary gress by conservatives. Senator Bruce, Democrat, of STATE BESTS CASE throughout Caucasus. The famous PHOENIX. Jan- 29.—The t \ aa held Federation of I^bor suggested an term for bank embezzlement. Ahraudurso vineyards which sup­ investigation of methods used to j was alleged that Peterson was act- Maryland, declared the amendmen: Arizona legislature Wednesday would kill the people of the state completed ratiffrntior. of the child BESSEMER. Ala., Jnn. 29.—The plied Russia with the finest cham­ t°.fn New fight the child labor amendment, mg as “agent” for the governor. ruined. CHICAGO, J a n .'29. — Wheat* Livestock on farms ami ranges | Grundy never was pardoned. sovereignty. He denounced partic­ labor amandment when tho senate, atatc rested its case Thursday pagne were completely I. . ‘be ularly Southern senators who had by a unanimous vote, adopted a morning in the trial of Dr. George Many vineyards noted for white May, 2.02 to 2.08*; July, l.cu to billit if; “ f H,e United States ware valued Goy. Davis having dialed the pica p torsi,i.... ^ ‘deration of by the department of agriculture a few days before his term ex- supported it and declared its elTort house resolution falling for ratifi­ T. Edwards, chnrged with slaying and red wine suiTered a similar 1.71. Corn: May, 1.31S to l.32‘t . would be most damaging in that cation. his wife Dec. 2, last year. ■’ute. Oats: May, 59* to 00*. i at $ 1,831,512,000 on Jan. 1. I P|rcd* 3 FRANCEWILLPAYWHEELERPAPERS HEROBLIGATIONSWERE NOT LOST PREMIER STATES MEANS DECLARES 20 Killed, 20 Injured U. S. Must Reduce Its In Clash In Shanghai Claims, Says DuBoisc Ex-Governor Davis Will Be Arraigned In Topeka Today Plans For Hotel Will Be Submitted At End Of Week May Send Anti-Toxins To Nome By Airplane Washington News ^Peratures Hiursday Child Labor Amendment Backed By Communism Senator Bayard Says Forbes Case Goes To Jury This Afternoon Carolina Covered By One Inch Sleet, Snow* IjesSeeking'ht Sessions Vineyard Destroyed By Prevailing Cold MARKETS �■ T 'T ,!. —z . -T/ •'vj; >•■.:, y-1 - •■' ■ -- t • „... A J r ■ —- ... Japan’s esral . HojMment To "Big Tim” On Day H e S et Aside For Shoel< RALREWAiUJ^r^^^^Sl®^ s : NEW VoRK, Jam 28._O n T & a little stono, with “SuIUvan’* caiv* -* “ *•* , for a stay of possibly four vrnn ' o n _ Jtni i -« * . cd on it to mark the gravu, and -— - j Ho will viuci university enter wx&rmi Oxford U n te r a iiy »! S? S f e i * 1 - RL A romebody had added a woeden D iv iiiw ; C it e iused .to give thousands, o f .p j f r a ' board with bis initials,. “T. D.” B o u n ty S y s te m O ffe re d b y th e a » P ^ c d c n u for • j E x ie m d o n A d v ic e o n M elon P t o n l i q j ‘ of shoes, socks and pipes toTtfiel on it. . No man bad more friends :pcor of the Bowery, a hew Im d i than Big Tim, and no mnn helped m g r n f m a m m T . i n £ t t h^ wl" ,,v t; _____ VHfcr o f E n ch A d u lt M on Tho princes first year abroad! GAINESVILLE, Jan. 28.—It is limnesing mom.ment prill be u n -' his friends piore,-but yet you sea a n d $10 fo r E ac h L ion C u b jg j][ be m a t in ihe home of a I l f t f S ^ r t o J i n ^ p V n i r t ; veiled over hfo grave in Calvary what happens.” I Cemetery. _____ | British family whoso name has n o t 1watermelon. a i ‘VHnrnr /e r r y , Big Tim’s succes­ The story, of tho new tombstone sor ns leader in the Second, heard Colo., Jan. 28.—More ?_£?r_!*. ............. - — —-More:!S r ^ W i T 1S8T VKro«nd*3& ij Sready K WmSe ’ their *" W e d T S ^ th o ii illustrates loyalty which the what MeMnnur. said. rom the Ocala vidf^ty Ipertonaiity tho of the dead leader was "Well then,” he said to himself, fable to inspire in followers and “If Big Tin^s gravo has been neg­ &SC ¥ js 5 is « & f e i ’F r K L a ' s r a i ? ThI (.friends who, 15 years a fte r hi.< lected, it won’t be neglected any death, still remember him with more.” . And Perry got busy. A * * * * • thc ‘- i l a t t : ft is 3u- warm affection. short time later he had seen nine t ' I-ast week a t Tammany Hall, other friends of Big Tim, and had when the death of Tom Foley was obtained front thorn pledges to join 55^111 i®r **ch lion cub WR.inau- i the* jf titio a 'o f "Igj e”n. • „ , „ the topic of mournful discussions, in the erection of a $2,..JO monu­ fp rated five yearn ago in the inter­ Follow the first planting by one house. est of game protection. Sports­ the royal Tom (The) McManus, ono of Tam­ ment in place of tho meagre head­ ___________________ _ oC two other, about a week or two men estimate that each mountain many’s district lenders, waa talk-" stone and the wooden tanict. lion kills and onsumes on an aver­ Ailing inc to a group of men. . The tombstono will Ire erected by Failed J ft? ur« fcS w Member ---------- -- — — lu x i u Will age of 60 .deer each year and the •’Well,” said The McManus, “ I Charles Hussey, Tom McManus, °> Early mciDenver newspaper's campaign has To KeeD Down Snirft fonic in c']va»t3K after all, when you’re dead Benny Salvin, Otto Ramsberger, > . , * . “ j I00'1 arc the melons th a t bring the guess, respited in the paying of $5,380 in n c ■»-, and gone, you’re well on the wny Eddie Ahearn, Clnrcnre Neil, Char­ money. bouhticr since 1020. This figure v t r ranee s Premier i bc forgotten, no m atter how lie McManus, George W. Loft, _____ ■I Watermelon laud should already to represents 308 lions adult and cub. many friends you had. No man Ixwio l3?avitt and Harry I’crry. PARIS, Jan. 2 S .-P rcm ier Her- • bc ,bro!:‘ n ‘W * Ncw land »* had more friends or stauncher On Feb. 0 tho group, with other . A total of $1,375 in bounties woh pjMd in 1022—the largest amount rit, who hnc just recovered from ! p ^ f p w d . Aral it ia-advinable not friends than poor old ‘Big Tim’ friends of tho dead leader, will go paid In any of the five years. In u swelling in ono of his legs which 113 p,ant th * crop on thc 3amc land Sullivan. to Calvary and see the monument 1920 the sum of $1,265 was paid kept him confined to his rooms for i u 0 A c,art ln »uc«sssion; there “ But I was nt Calvary Ceme­ unveiled. out; $1,070 in 1021; $785 in 1023 nearly a mnoth, never once lost his 1 , aw 1,0 fivc or *** years between tery a while ago, and I found his .Or.e day when Big Tim v.a3 a and *885 in 1921. gomi humor, in : pite of the phvsi-! lbt cr?.P,8\ . . ’ grave lonely and neglected. Ju st ragged urchin on^ho east side, it While Ihe bonnty system was in­ enl pain and the gr.’nt mental w o r-1 »*s rtllijtlitfr has much to do with production. Many tended primarily ns gnine protec­ ry over bitter political attacks lee- Watermelon tion, it has resulted »n a grant sav­ eled at his government during his K ronen use from 100 to 000 ” , pciintii of » high-gir.de fertilizer ing to stockmen, who claim that Illness. which M the mu average grown lion commits „ The, "government “ " v ...... «of »* wnicn si. .l I f ? ,thc ncrc* M the land is thin, this should depredations to cattle and horsca' J,Icrr,ot ,n ,h® head is compost’d oT ■,,i:r should I13 increased to from each year to the amount of $600. more nil’ anted elements of tl)c to LWW pounds. The bounty is paid upon submls- *^5P5” _chamber — excepting the* /, I-ayfoff the land in 10 by 10 (or is generally thereabouts) checks. Work in tho cion to the newspaper management t.ninmuni:its—and ........ of thp p d t of the animal and nn w " tbo Riwcrnnicnt of the fertilizer around where tho cecnd dtrbmpnnylng atat.’incnt that it— tiiub tho uiu i , t*5 planted. P lant the seed annanl wns stain within tho bound- , ';/U ch onc °* y°'«r legs h nil- nbout nn inch or nn inch and a half wtla; of the state. ono of his friends whom he deep, six or eight seal to the hill. ■ The Post bounty system, togeth­ !,h* ! ” M'iVcd . 3*iek room, asked Two factors, according to A. I \ er with the work of tho predatory M™ " no . Spencer, vico-director of the Florram o hunters of the United States I lie right, of course,” roplicl ida Agricultural Extension divh*pin ogicnl survey is leading rapidly i/S/S. , ' , , , “ ,th.° nian of the ion, figure importantly in growing to the extermination of the g reat­ t*1 '6 13 s°cking re - 1melons successfully. On is proest, drat r o m of gmnn and range vcng.\ duction, the marketing. As good cattle in tho Rocky Mountain re­ a crop as possible should be pro­ gion. Report i from Annapolis, Penn., duced just as early as possible.1 irtie, Harvard, Columbia nr.il ota- Then mako the melons nn attrac­ nr big Eastern colleges which go tive as they can be made, so tin^* in fm aquatic sports indicate th a t___ Kadio Program will ______ nttract ___ tho buyer and bring rowing ...... is headed for 4 nn . 1' ~ . l| the moat money. To keep disease .». ----------- 1 ™ college unurcccoentcd reason this spring, know as nnthractnosn and sucking • PriKram far January 23 insects (aphids) in check, spray WSB—Atlanta Journal (-120) 8 .Manager Owic* Hush has sched­ the vine? and meloncs with bord­ urghli; 10:55 classic. uled exhibition games for his InWEE!—Boston (303) 0 Sinfon- dinnnpolis Indians with five maj­ eaux mixture and sonic tobacco solution. Often it is advisable to 7-1° WEAF program. WMAQ—Chicago News MIR) 6 or league tenma during the Spring r.pray before these trouble appear, . organ; 0:30 orchestra; 8 talk; 8:30 training season in Florida. for “a stitch in time naves nine." announced; 0 lecture; 9:15 pro­ gram. . WON—Chicago Tribune (370) 0 organ; 0:30 ensemble, string quin­ tet; 8 clns.'ienl, speaker; 10 orches•ira, Ned and Ches. Permanent KVW—Chicago (535.4) 7 con­ cert; 8 reading; 8:20 musical; 9:15 roads are a talk; 10 a t home. ' good investment WLS—Chicago (345) G:25 orgqn:.7 Woodshed theatre; 7:20 op— not an expense cretta. WLW—Cincinnati (423) 0 con­ cert; 10 message; 10:03 orchestra, quartet, solos, melody boys. . X PAAT Dn,,ns News (472.9) m • «Ml . ■ . a .. _ _ -- - - .. 8:30 musical; 8:30 singer.-; 11 orcheitrn. ,WOC—Davenport (498) 7 Sand­ man; 9 orchestra; 11 dance, novel­ ty, vocal. WWJ—Detroit N ew s,(510) 7:;jn News orchestra, bans, soprano; 9 dance; 10 News orchestra. WBAP—Ft. Worth S tar Tele­ gram (470) 7:30 Troubndors; 9:30 musienl. • , KFKX—Hastings (288.3) 9:30 orchestra. KNX—Hollywood (337) 8 music; i 10 instrumental, vocal; 12 movie night. . • WOS—JefTerHon City (440.9) 7 special. Your gasoline bills run into real WDAF—Kansas City S tar (111) money. 0- 7 school of the air; 11:15-1 nighthawks. K liJ—Los Angeles Times (805) But have you ever stopped to figure 8 concert; 8:30 children; 10 fcathow much of this is in the form of an nTen; 12 orchcstrn. WHA8—Louisville Times (400)1 incredibly high gasoline ta;;? 7:30 concort, raw uolos, Wendell Hall. Let’s see what happens when you W?j C— Moniiihi.H Commercial An leave the Concrete Highway and take peal (503.9) 8 bedtime story; 8:30 concert. to a gravel or a dirt road. WJZ—Now York (455) r, orchcs-l k 'nk* husbands; 7 Conclusive tC3ts have proved that a Wall St. Journal review: 7:10 N. I gallon of gasoline will carry you only itV;,A'r..£0^ ciri‘* 'lance. „ Now York (405 ) 7:16 two thirds as far on a gravel road as on Southwest Indians; 7:16 income1 taxes. m * ' a Concrete Road. On a dirt road a gal­ ^ H N —Now York (360) employ.* lon of gasoline will carry you only half incnt; 8:30 orchestra; 9 vaudeville;' 10 music; 11 Ted Lewis. as far as on Concrete. WOAW—Omaha (526) o story' hour: 0:20 announced; 0:15 orches­ W ith gasoline at twenty cents a gal­ tra ; 9 banjo trio; 9:15 tenor, har?>1- ut. _ lon, you would thus pay a gasoline tax of WAAW—Omaha (278) 7:30 more than 6 cents per gallon on the bridge talk; 8 educational. KGO—Oakland (312) 0 concert; gravel road and 20 cents a gallon on the 1® Pb'V. trio; 12 ilanco, soloists. dirt road. WDAR—Philadelphia (385) 6:30 talk. These are figures you can’t get away WIP—Philadelphia (609) 0 talk: 7 ta lk ; 7:15 concert; 8 recital; 10 from. You can prove them yourselL orchcstrn. KDK A—Pittsburgh (809.1) 7 A nd remember that every time you program; 7:30 concert; 10 concert. 'V^AE-^PittHimrgh (102) 0:30 travel on either a dirt or a gravel road H M e .Kaybeo; q:«5 upccial; 7:30 you also increase wear and tear on tires conj’eft; <j com ert. WKAQ—Porto Rico (300) 0:30 and run up your general repair bills. concert. WOAI—San Antonio (394.6) W hy continue to pay these high taxes 9:30 orchestra. and get nothing in return but the dis­ KPO—San Francisco (12.J) 0:30 orchestra; 9 dance; 10 organ: 11 comfort and inconvenience of unpaved program; 12 band, roads and streets? W G V -Schrnrctady (380) 6:15 hooks; 7 program; 7:30 concert; 10:.,0 organ. Let your local officials knqw you want (M7) 0:30 an adequate system of Concrete Roads cppeatlonal; 7 soprano, band, t n».r: 8 singing orchestra; 8:80 cnand Streets. They are just as willing to ti»r(:»irt>r; 8:15 trio; 10 orchestra, m ngs. build them as you are anxious to get WRC—Washington (169) 6 trio: them. 7 talk; 7:50 cnccrt; 8:30 talk; 9:80 i dance. B ut they must have your suf)j>ort. WCAP—Washington (409) 8 Victor a rtist’s concert. V/CBD—Zion (345) 8 quartet,* vocal, reader, in: trumcntul. ^ js r ss*jls; tU 52*assSif,fiTaf£$ira5& t t e e w e ttn u fK i sss, £&s W f t 's f t S t 2£ ss & \* r fr was so cold &nd wot outside, and ho waa so ragged and shoeless, that kept:hliu in school until sh« cou 90 ” shoes and warm rm doth clothe* so that ho could go homo to without ctfching pneumonia, ’hat day was Feb. 6. Big Tim That ___ never forgot it, and in Tatcr years, when he had become prosperous, on evc*y Fob. fl, he distributed thousands o f pair of shoes and stocking to tho,poor in his dis­ trict. Hence the choice of that dato for the unveiling of the monument from his friends. Dr. Louise Stanley is director of the newly established Bureau Of Homo Economica in the U. S. Departm cnt_ofA grlcuiturc.______ NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH The new treatm ent fpr torn flesh, cuts, wound!, sores o* lac­ erations th a t is doing such won­ derful work lg flash hoaling is tho Rorosone liquid and powder combination treatm ent. The liq­ uid Borozonc is n powerful anti­ septic th a t purifier, the wound of all poisons and infectious germs, while the Borozonc powder is the great healer. There is nothing like it on earth roe speed, safety and efficiency. P r i i (liquid) 30c 00c and $1.20. Po.;dcr 30c and 80c. Sold by Lnney’s Drug Store. —Adv. THERE IS CERTAIN, QUICK PROFIT TO BE MADE ON EVERY LOT IN A n E xtra of (rom 6 to aoC enfs Per Gallon F irs t • & •. m Street is now being extended through to Mellonville Avenue, the bus­ iness district moves eastward, the new Tourist Hotel is to be erected near Fort ( ■ i •* :• / • , , -f , « Mellon, additional residential property will soon be opened up in this eastern part of Sanford. * , . 4 • C W • “A W ord to the Wise is Sufficient P O R T L A N D C E M E N T A S S O C IA T IO N Mi»* IlcU-n Hehults, aged 23. of Mason City, It., han built up a I motor bun business representing! on investment of $150,000 for v e-, liiclas, starting v/ith one bus which ehe drove herself two years ago. The human heart, if working normally, expnnd:. with sullieuiu fairo to lift a weight of 78 pounds one foot every minute. c4 Graham Building JA CK SO NV ILI.fi, FLA. tonal Organisation to Im p ro a and Extend ihe Utes o f Concrete Ollic** In 2<) C iil*« n Fort Mellon Development Company “Promoters of Sanford’s Finest Division” I» A. P. CONNELLY & SONS 110 PARK AV �CARNEGIE BODY GIVES MEDALS TO 23 PERSONS K , jV (Continued from page 1) drowning at Claude, Tex.. Jnn. 22, 102-1; silver medal to widow with 580 n month. Kiri Saved Boy’s Life. , Th? other, heroes wdre: Helen May l)orr. IB, High i V 1' Strrct. Brattleboro, Vt., M year - ■ • old school girl, saved a boy from * . being killed by a train at 1-an, caster, N. 11., May 28, 1922; bronze , medal. ■ * . Eric L. Hahn. 2fi23 Oakland Avenue, Minneapolis, .Minn., saved * it boy from drowning at Chicago " City, Minn., July 2, 1920, bronze £? . yJ medal. ,*?%,• John A. McCann, 112 Terraco * Street, Carbondale, Pa.. saved a * t o y frotv drowning at Carhondnlc, . July 2, 1922; bronze medal. 34' ' lieub.n H. Arnold, Rural Route * 9 , Leinsi:, Ohio., helped to save a b . nun from n envein in a coal bin at « ’Jjeip’ tc, Feb. 7, 1922; bronze med- . al. Clyde W. Johnson, .101 High u Street, Bellevue, Ohio., who went * To the rescue with Arnold, rccciv* ■ id a broi.ne medal. Michael M. Hnban. 18 Monroe m Street, Cloversvlilc, N. Y „ saved * R' 'two women from drowning at Auskcrada, N. Y., June 12, 1921; u ' .bronze medal. J; Archibald A. R >g- rs, 25 South Street, Boston, Mars, saved a bby *• .from drowning at Long Beach, u ^lc.. July 21, 1922; bronze medal. i >tur G. llinnoy, lia> Sam* bourne Street, Wilkosbnrrc, Pa., ^ .policeman saved two girls front "r, .drowning at Harvey i-nkc, Pa., . August 2.1, 1921; bronze medal. . * li«nrv Garfield Roy. Wer.t Bar* T.ct, Vt., attempting to rescue a 1 - V.t.i lioin drowning at St. John.r* r> i>ury Center, Vt., July 2, 1921; I'. . bronze medal. r Robert Jamei Stephenson, 209 S. Main Street, Monticello, Ark., 14 6 pear old otudent, tried to save two *' v coy.; from drowning at Morobay, * Ark.. July 26, 1921; bronze med* 9 ml. ... ; Herbert G. Barnet, Warren, Ark., v .who assisted Stephenson was a* warded a bronze medal. ) Basil A. I’ulite, 1510 Hutton Street, Troy, N. Y., Hi year old •4‘ Btud( nt saved a boy from drown» • ling nt Poultrey, Vt., Aug. 10, 1921 bronze nicdul. r Gr i ff i th William Rolwrtr. 20 Ew erett Street, Arlington, Masr.., I t year old school boy, saved a Kiri and n man from drowning a t Sunance, N. II., Aug. 21, 1921; bronze medal. PRANCE WILL PAY st°*» HER OBLIGATIONS! PREMIER S T A T E S : J?S? «h.t f S ! ‘ While his remarks did not bear (Continued from page 1) Into her debts. "It is not the Government over which I preside, attached, ns it Is to respect for treaties and con­ ventions that will disavow the principle of debts which France hns contracted. (Continued from nag? 1) "Thnt^ being said, wo have the ■I. S. Mpdden. Captain E. McL. Smith and Captain R. N. Tread­ tight, n ‘* ’r the .speech, filled w ithtFi such useful figures, by M. Dubois, n, way. According to the charges made after M. Morin's to npiioul to the A against Snrtni r. Fletcher and the aentimept of solidarity of our Al- j 0 Conversations tii unannounced third man, the alleg­ ) lies and friends. ed negotiations and payment of , with them have begun, It would m money took nine.' before any of the be ungracious, ungrateful, not t> seven convicts who were sentenced thank those who are aiding us in from Savannah, for violation of the these conversations. “ If it hns beeii pnEsilde to cite nrohtbiffon laws, were committed words of an American Senator to the Atlanta prison. It is charged that they were sen­ which were unfavorable to France, tenced Dec. 7, 1923, and entered it must not ho fm gotten how many the prison Mnr. 27. 1924. The In- are those in American who re ­ (Continued from page 1) dictment charges *thnt on Feb. 20, member the common ordeal and 1924. Sartnin. Flrtchcr and Father Intend to treat the problem not fe-f-nce last night stated he would Hnvden conferred with represen­ ns on? of an exclusively commer­ make out a written report of hi? tative *of th? convicted bodtfeggera cial or financial ordei. imt almost entire connection with tho mutter. and arranged for cacti prisoner to a;t one of moral order.- France "I dosiref to state, and my state­ pay $1.500 for special privileges I can only say iiow deeply *Ji« feels ment will be confirmed bv tie which they should receive after ! such words coming from far nwav written statement of Mr. \V. O. they had lv»eom" inmates of th? and how they touch her at the mo­ Durkstcin that neither Hiram C. prison. On March 12, it is charred ment sho is searching her resourc­ Tcdd. special rv;intent attorney Father Hayden conferred with es for her unfortunate devnsted general, or any other agent of the Baughn. Tutor, W. II. Hour and regions. government-had anything t o d . Bailey as to payment of the money “ We Mml Watch Germany” with the disappearance of then ■ and another conference is nlVi-ul "I say to cur Allies and friends, naners, files or documents.” to have been held March 19 be­ to the English democracy, to Italy Over the objection of defense tween Father Hayden, the unnam ­ 1that we want to bewntv that w< counsel, Means said the statement ed per; on, W. II. Ilnnr, Bailey and must watch what is taking place «;uhr.tantinl!y was correct and ndTutcn. over there." dc 1: It is charged that on March 20. Tho Premier after devoting some “ f never testified that my dair­ W. H .-H anr, at Savannah, ncting time to explaining how the Gen­ for bis companions, paid to the e v a protocol, if ratified would con­ ies hail been stolen.” unnamed person $10,500. Of this tribute greatly to making France Felder in his brief reappearance sum, the indictment ehnrgos, the feel safe against unprovoked ng- on tho stand today, denied tha! he unnamed man gave Father Hayden gresMon, expressed regret that the ever had promised to hnvo indict­ 82.100 and brought the remaining ‘‘guarantee pact" hnd not been r a t­ ment t gunshed in a federal case $8,400 to Atlantn. ified by the United States and against "Gueaslir, ct nl.” Great Britain. He admitted he had promised to At the morning session, Louis go to Washington to have the cn • Dcbois, former president of the then pending in the southern New reparation commission, submitted York district, brought to trial here. a long lint of figures relating to Tho ease recently was slated for reparations, ami, treating dh-nosal in tho Pittsburgh juris­ WASHINGTON. Jnn. 29. — German the debt of France to the United diction. Freight rates schedules covering ocean and rail shipments from A t­ lantic Seaboard territory to points “Could B etter Fertilizer Be Alnde We Would Make I t ” West of th? Mississippi river in Louisiana, Arkansas, I Oklahoma, Get January price list Mixed Fertilizers—‘SIMON PURE and GEM Texas, Kansas and Missouri, which BRANDS"—now ready. QUALITY first... F air Prices... Prompt entries the first proposal to lie Shipment... Not tho Cheapest, but the BEST for result?. . Also In­ made effective June 15, 1925 wu t secticides, Sprayers, Dusters and Dusts............. ............................... ordered cancelled Thursday by the Jack so n v ille./ a. Interstate Commerce Commission. E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO„ 2 INDICTMENTS RESULT F R O M PRISON PROBE WHEELER PAPERS WERE NOT LOST MEANS DECLARES Lies the Beautiful subdivision of Oak Hill, near the Orlando road, and those thoroughfares Mellonvillo and Geneva Avenues which are .soon to be paved. Lots here are now selling at a minimum price, §25 cash will give you an oppor­ tunity of reaping vast rewards. Freight Rates Plan Is Ordered Cancelled The Suburb of Opportunity ■j N. H. GARNER, Developer mnmmi h t: a W V *v*l C».' :| 50 Free Gift?; to First 50 Ladies and Gentl n n x * ».■a a :aa a « u a r * n-x m u: n ■ n h n * n c:m>; u ®j » v .»n n-. .*n .I n 1 >r. Custome rs Between 9:00 and 10:00 A, M. Friday. laanan-rviJC ^H E aannH iiasH ruiiiH asH rtsam rnH itT xsH tiB aB SK ti/iaaxH ganE ann n s o n n B a a a a H a B S H a a a a ia ia ii MEN’S SHIRTS ■ S ARROWHEAD HOSE All Colors, n pair 98c PERCALE L M ADRAS i j BLUE DENIM OVER/ Quality RALBRICCAN SHIRTS and lmHBai 49c cactiv PURE THREAD SILK HOSE All Colors, Pair T O P K IN S UNION SUI All the World Aver.SU Our Price $1.49 75c LADIES’ SANDALS P atent Leather MEN’S ALL-WOOD CAPS Silk Lined. Special ALL-WOOL SAVEATE RS 98c $3.98 up BLUE CIIAMBRAY fll SHIRTS $1.00 Values One Table Foil FELT-VELVET MILLINER V 79c . $2.98 each ALL-WOOL DRESSES $5.00 and up COATS $5.00 and up ALL WOOL SKIRTS $3.98 and up Al! rtir.oa, newest Spring Styles V BED ROOM SLIPPERS All Colors, Pair 85c In this, our annual clearance sale, we are again glad lu welcome you to partake <»r the extraordinary values in all our departm ents. We have gone over ;^ur entire ulot.'t from end to end and have assem ­ bled an unusual money-saving and clean stock of merchandise and marked them so as to move at (nice. You will find throughout our store many Items you need and at such extremely lew prices that you will feel justified in attending this. OUR ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE Many other Items too numerous to mention—Space does not pe mit Wonderful Assembly of MEN’S SHOES Regular up to $8.00, to c out, Special $4.98 SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE MEN'S OXFORDS G uaranteed All Solid Uatl $3.98 MEN’S BLUE SERGE Gj FLANNEL BELL B0TI DRESS PANTS All grouped at, Pair $5.98 l-STRAP PUMPS. Patent Leather Special $3.98 9 a. ni. and Ends Saturday Night, February 7th MEN’S TUB SILK S.H0 Our regular §5.38, to them out, yours $3.98 SANFORD FLORIDA POSTOFFICE Seminole County’s Most Popular Store �’V r > . o - ^ ai". ~*■'*z~ . 5^ '■ .," 'J’" - • . ; *", . * , • V . > ’ o THE “ADVERTISED [@X©M * 4 ►i t ih «A V .WE WjB^E SWAMPED -----utterly swoptswcpi off ouir foci by thet avalanche of buyers front NbRTH,' EAST, SOUTH ......... and WEST, in their ns „ . j®, ADVE RTISED" SALE of {his Sanford 'firm whose name is a bye-word in homes for miles in every direction. Thousands of dollars worth of Merchandise have been earned from th,s store, but we have iheusends more thnt are going nt prices thdt would BANKRUIT in ordinary merchant. HERE IS A VERY SENSIBLE REVOLT AGAINST THE SPENDING OK ALL ONEIS EARNINGS IN THE EFFORT OP LIVING. Clothing - Notions - MI OUR 12 YEAR’S RETAIL REPUTATION URNISHING - Underwear - l TH AT’S IT AN OPPORTUNITY LIKE THIS COMES ONCE IN A “BLUE MOON.’ MEN’S ALL LEATHER SHOES An Event Soundintr the Cal! ot lrrisistiblc BARGAINS! I I la n u t o f t e n t h n t H in t h n v r n n o p p o r t u n i t y f n p a r t i c i p a t e III i a l l i e s t t k p t k r t r . T k r f r o r e b l m k . l i m i t » n a d t n n O x f o n t a unit (thorn In l l l n d h v r n n d , tin I m o r a l t t > l m . A ll h a te r n lih r r h r r ls . tim id y r n r n t t t nnk so le * . K ill o r (’i l l u p p e r s. W h ir nr k « \ torn. I .r n t h r r la s o lr a nm l ritu n trn t. S ite * run (rum it to 11 n m l nil w id th s. ttrrr « duwnI r m l d r i , i t u l l n r t i l l ! h r r e i n s t a t e d n m l Itn a n n r r h n n i l n o m r l ? r e i m b u r s e d ( u r h U t l m r n m l r l f u r t In s a v e . ~‘ “ ~ ‘ \ui> FINE MADRAS SHIRTS l l r g n l n r 9.3.30 V n l n e s . F re tie b cu lt s t y le . T h e s e N h lr l* l l y 1 1 0 1 m luiiilrnN In t h r m u i ■ nrlmr s t r i p e * n m l r o t o r s , tin' k m . I’ r r f r r l l r r u t n m l b r n u l l t u l l r a t a d r . W h r n It r u m • h l r l n t h i s n n l r g i v e * r U ’ r j ii in u n g r r n t . i n l i n e o p p u r t u n l t ) STETSON RATS P e rh a p s H rn satln n sl, h u t n e v e r th e le s s trn r. •x rp llo ii «r n frM T r n D o lla r l i n t * ' MEN’S HOSE UNDERWEAR Silk and Lisle llo*.’.' for men — Wilson Bros. First quality, all Bixes anJ cootl col nrF, new merchandise — not odd lots or “chcak-y" bargains. Five pair for— A t h l r t l r s t y l e I 'n l n n S o i l * — W l l . n n l i r a * . A im tnr th n t s ta n d * f n r s e r v ic e* q u a l l t r nm l p r i c e — o f n i l t h r lil«r m l n n In n l l l g S n ip , h r r r In n t o p n n t r h r r In t h r g r e a t e s t n n l r In m r r r n n t l l r h i s t o r y . A l l s i x e s ( n u t m i d g e t s o r g i a n t s ) h u t f u r n il s i x e s . V u n r rh n li r — ■ HEAVY SHOES MEN’S LADIES’ SPORT COATS PUMPS — OXFORDS ^ STRAPS A rt u n i a 10.00 V a I u rn — S'.ti.l. ll iiilr t r a i n h i g h i m a l l l r n i n l r r h i l i t i r n n t l f n l l r I n l l n r n l — p a t c h p o c k e t s , h a l f l i r l t, o t h e r s p l a i n IlnRlInh s t y l e . In lila c s ; g r e y s — g r e y m a t e r l n l s d a r k g r e e n n m l h r n l h r r ml Mil re*. U r n . h r r r In a n a b s o l u t e k n o c k o u t In t h e s e s t r i c t l y a ll n u o l h r a i i l l f u l t a l l n r r i l S p u r t C u n ts . N ow — k 'n r t h r l.rn lfe* W l m K n o w V a l u e . A nnlr th a t m en u * s n v ln g x t ‘• T h e -in n o -lo -c h s r g e " linn b o t h e r e d t o g e t h e r n i l uilil l o t s n f p m t i p a - s t r a i t s m id n \ l o r d * f o r m l s s r * m u l i i n i n r ^ V a lu e * u( l i r l t r r fu u tv v e u r— p a t e n t s , K alina, k i d * nm l n il. V ilw r r l m l r r n f I h r a r t l n r m l lir a , m m - Greatest Sale .Since Sanford Wus a Baby! MK.M'S F I N E S U I T S — T r u l y I l l u s t r a t i n g t h r H lirrrn l." H arr h a n d s o m e ly h rrr. Our enl l r r yirxlHI I t n r o f b r a t n m l tu n at h n m l a u u i p O i l t « la In t h i n g r r a l a s s o r t m e n t . No m a iI r r w k n l r ' M i r i l r n l r r m a y lip. In n l n n n r r o f H r I r a , f n h r l r a , c o l o r * . r t r . W r o l f r r n M iin ilr r ln l s m a r t, h iim lau m r llu r. S u lla n rr f ln r a t iiin trrln la. *1.1.00 n in v ...... I T .O T I I I M ! — A W u iiilr rfiil llu r — \ not h e r g u a r a n te e d Suita. Wr* a n y n u u r u n t o a d . h e r m i a r t b e r n r r g 11 a r a n I m l In r t n j i v a r h r I u r im iH iiflirtn rrr a . 'I 'h r a r tln r M im lm a b u rr h rru exa m in ed u m lrr i f f ) s tro n g a rc ll x h ta n t in llla f u r ( I n n a , ( m l , l l i r f l a w l e s s tn lir lra li n v r h p r n H a rd In I h r a r f l n r aillla am i ( h r n r n v r * n r r t h r n e w e s t In a u ll l n i i a . UR PURSE WILL BE BENEFITED! 1TITLES, m IN STATE v ita l .ami Division Says teds of Conveyance Have Not Been Urges Action 3IK, Fla., Jan. CD — ’ to lands in Flori- tht* greatest importritiieiu of this rapidstate,” dot lares C. B. of tin; ljrnd Divis>tate agricultural de­ pt is in this division linal titles are shown in twr*ity-two million e than two-thirds of 1 in Florida. Jt into the operations division are given by ifi matter he has com* Is biennial report. he continues, [1 under the various ’*** to the ntate and the state to privute ifnlr!°us nc'^3 the l‘ Florida. Many deeds ’ tf,im the state have t-'-r*l''(l in the difTer• Oer are the patent; ' *u,<ts issued under 5;t of congress, of '<* diiferent counties; " • arc daily recoivtt(iM requesting tho and issuing many “W reetion 27^1. Ucal htatutea of FlcriK titles.** statemrat of tlio ;,nk*r granting these •' state and acts of , 1f Floriila. author_-arne are fully given I it I.-, added, ••from . 1marly seen, that " ine Trustees of the rf ,r.u‘nt Fund of Florfl l,y valid title anil f eonfuajj with a tax , a Hlatiitnry titje r J ^ Uw state for tidal lands and water bottoms in Florlcia were vested in the state under its sovereign rights whan admitted into tho Union as a state in 181.1. “ Under sections 103C,10r>7, lOdl, ami 10(»2, Revised General Statutes of Florida and Chapter 78(11 nml 1801. Acts of 1010. all such lands were vested in the Trustees of the Interna! Improvement Fund of Florida, with power to sell same,” Hr. Gwyn continues in his report. “This embraces fa large acreage of submerged lands, all of which are unsurvejfcd, fur­ ther increasing the work of this office as each truct has to be ac­ curately located and examined before a price can be put on same; then they must be advertised un­ der the provisions of said stat­ utes before a sale can be made. There is a great demand for this class of lands, which arc bringing large pricc.s on account of their great value,” Woman, 106 Years Old Has Her Hair Bobbed — T- ■ - - I , N O T IC H N o tic e 1* hurn liy MiV'*n D ia l on o r a f t e r t h e 20Ui ilay of F e b r u a r y , A 1< I s j ; , t h e umK-rnlaiupil w ill a p ­ p ly to th o ( l o v e r u o r of t h e S t a t e of K io rh lii f o r l.vttcn * l*.iteat In c o r p o rn t ln K i)><- A LTA MONTH H K V K L OI'.MKNT C O M I’ANY u tn le r t h e fol* l o w i n g I ’l i n r t e r a n d A r t i c l e s o f Inc o r p o r a t i o n , t h e o r i g i n a l o f w h ic h Iiuh liisoh ti l e d In tin* o f f ic e <>f th e S e c r e ta r y o f S ta te o f Florida, li. U .Mallhle. (I. C*. H all. A. K. C lin o A rll e le * nf In eiirp o ratlo ii A nd I ' h a r t r r nt A l l n w t m t e t l r v e l u p n i m t FoiH im ny. T h e u a d i is lg m sd h e re t iy sinsncla t o tli. imo lv«*> n u ^ l h e r f o r I h e p u r p o s e o f lieeonilhK' I m 'o r p o r u l m l u n d e r t h e la w n of lliu S t a t e lit F lo rid a. A r ll e le I. T he nam e of th in co rp oratio n Khali to A IT A M ONTH DHVKI.OI*M tJN T i ’h J II’ANV, It* p r i n c i p a l o f ­ fic e a tu l p la c e of h a .illiens aliall Ito In t h e t o w n o f A l l n n i o n t e SprlUK*. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , la t h e S t a t u of F l o r i d a , a m i Ita btlsIm-HB m a y he c o n d u c t e d e l s e w h e r e In t h e s t a l e o f F l o r i d a , o r III o t h e r m u t e s o r c o u n t ­ r i e s . t h r o u g h o t h e r o ff ic e s , b ra n c h e d , n g e m l e s o r o t h e r w i s e , u s m a y be n e c e s s a ry o r co n v en ie n t. A r t i c l e II. T ile g e n e r a l n a t u r e of t h e b u s i ­ n e s s o r h u s l n e s s e s to he t r a n s a c t e d by s a i d F o r p o r a t l o r i Is ns f o l lo w s : T o a c q u ir e , o w n an il ho ld s u r h real an d p ersonal p rop erty as m ay he n e c e s s a r y o r c o n v e n i e n t In t h e t r a n s a c t I.m o f U s b u s in e s s . T o iiiskt- r.iid p e r f o r m c o n t r a c t s o f n n ' k in d and d e s c r i p t i o n In c u r r y i n g o n Us b u s i n e s s , o r f o r th o p u r p o s e of o b t a i n i n g o f f u r t h e r i n g u n y of Its ob ject* . T o do a n y a n d a l l t h i n g s w h ic h a c o -p a rtp e rs h lp or n a tu r a l person c a n d o •>< e x e r c i s e , a n d w h ic h no w o r h e r e a f t e r m a y b e u u t b o r l u e d by WEST CHESTER,’.Fa., Jan. 20. —West Chester now lays claim to tlie oldest bobbed;hatred “girl” in this section, if not in tho entire country. She U Mrs, Ell*abeth Pierce Ycrkea and she will be 107 years old on July 22. Her hair, still thick and pure *UT o a c q u i r e by p u r c h a s e , s u b s c r i p ­ o r o t h e r w i s e , a n d to h o ld a s white, had been falling out, 80JJ*)° | tIinovness t m e n t u n y b o n d s o r o t h e r se idl'd to have it bobbed* [ c u r i t l e s o r e v i d e n c e s of I n d e h t e d was opposed by her daughter w*"’ uess. o f a n y s h a r e s o f c a p i t a l s t o c k was absent ami the nsome one with ' c r e s t e d o r Is su e d by a n y o t h e r c o r o ra th in o r c o rp o ra tio n s, asso clawhom she lives cix months of eacn 1, pHolts, of t h e S t a l e of I Iprldu. o r year, Mrs. Yerkcs waited until her f ,.f tiny o t h e r S t a l e , T e r r i t o r y o r daughter was absent and then sum­ I C o u n t r y . .. ,, . „ ham g ho ld. sell, a s s i g n , moned Mrs. Mary Cheyney, a bar­ 1i t r aTnos f eprtird , m o r tg a g e , p led g e o r o th ­ ber and the work was soon com­ e r w i s e d i s p o s e ..f. a n d t o h a n d l e o r o t h e r w l i t c deft! In a n y b o n d s o r o t h ­ pleted. A It BUCKLE DIVORCED. PARIS, Jan. 20.—MinU Durfeo Arouckle, moving picture actress, was granted a divorce from t.oscoe Arbuckle Wednesday, accord­ ing to the Herald. The newspa­ per adds Arbuckle did not defem the suit. ______ Webs ter's Dictionary, lirst pub* H. bed in 1828, was preceded over HOD years by i Latin dictionary n C°uits out. that all compi.cd by Varo in l Id B. U. e r s e c u r i t i e s o r e v id e n c e s of i n d e b t e d n e s s , c r e a t e d o r Is su e d liy anv in d i v i d u a l s , c o r p o r a t i o n o r c o r p o r a to u ts , a s s o c i a t i o n o f a s s o c i a t i o n s or t h e tt t a r o o f F l o r i d a , o r a n y o t h e r m ale. T errito ry or C o u n try , and w h i l e o w n e r t h e r e o f to e x e r c i s e «l* t h e t i g h t s , p o w e r * a n d p r i v i l e g e s of o w nership. . T o p u r c h a s e , hold, noil, n s * I J n, t r a n - 'f e r , r a o r t g u g e , p l e d g e o r otll* e r v / ls e illap u s e of s h a r e s o f lit*' c a p i t a l S to ck of a n y o t h e r c o r p o r a ­ t i o n o r c o r p o r a t i o n «. a s s o c , itloii o r #**1r €i i (it) it tt •i f | h *■ ril ii t »* (11 KI**r **! o r a n y o th e r m ate. T e r r i t o r y or C o u n t r y , a m i w h i l e o w n e r nf su c h stock in i \e r e ls e all th e rig u t. pow er and p riv ileg es of ow nership HERE IS ASALE THAT WILL GROW GREATER DAILY! t h e r e ­ bond:*, m t e n . w a r r a n t s , d e b e n t u r e s , ob lig atio n s, n e g o tia b le nnd t r a n s T o u |d in a n y m a n n e r a n y i n d i ­ f e r r u b l e • a . i l r u m e n t s a m . e v i d e n c e s v i d u a l o r In d i v id u a l s , c o r p o r a t i o n o f a ll Uin Is, a n d tlm I n t e r e s t tin re of th e o r us.M'ctatluti o f w h ic h a n y bum) * on, uilil t h e p e r f o r m a n c e o r o lio c a , c i t r i n e s o r e v i d e n c e s o.' o i v u n . m i i In ,m!d I n d e n t u r e c o n t a i n ­ I n d e b t e d n e s s o r s t o c k lib- tieb t by ed, W hich I n d e n t u r e * s h a l l lie III th o c o r p o r a t i o n , it ml t o d o o u y not nueh fo ! nnd e m b o d y su c h pro* o r llilltt. deal K i n d t o p r u t u c t . p r e ­ u n i o n s . C o v e n a n ts , a g r e e m e n t s anil se r v e . Im p ro v e o r enhance t h e v.tl- c o n d i t i o n s us s a h i H o a r d nntv d e ­ n , nt ntt. ii'ucti b u n d s o r o li n r se- t e r m i n e ; to lo a n m o n e y on Its o w n c u r l th - a o r e v i d e n c e s o f I n d e b t e d - b e h a l f o r u s a g e n t f o r o t h e r s a n d to t a k e u s s e c u r i t y t h e r e f o r , b o n d s , lies* o r s t o c k , ohllg tttln m i, ne­ T o hold, i i u r r h a s n o r n t h e r w f s c n a t e s , w a r r a n t s , n c iiu lre o r to lie I n t e r e s t e d In an d g o t i a b l e an il t r a n x f a r r u h l e I n s t r u ­ In sell, a s s i g n , p l e d g e o r o t h e r w i s e m e n t s a n d e v id e n c e s o f I n d e b t e d ­ d is p o s e of s h a r e s of t h e c a p i t a l n e s s o f a l l k i n d s w h e t h e r s e c u r e d s t o c k , b o n d s o r o t h e r e v i d e n c e s of by m o r t g a g e u p o n r e a l e s t a t e , p e r d e b t Isstii d o r c r e a t e d by a n y o t h ­ roinat p r o p e r t y , p le d g e s d e e d s of e r co rp o r u t time, w h e t h e r f o r e i g n or t r u s t o r otlmrwlHtf: mul s u b j e c t to d o m e s ti c , o r w h e t h e r n o w o r h e r e ­ t h e i n w s o f t h e M ato o f F l o r i d a t o a f t e r o r g a n i s e d , e i t h e r on I t s o w n a c q u i r e b y p u r c h a s e o r o t h e r w i s e , a c c o u n t o r a s a g e n t f o r o t h e r s , a n d a n d lin’d n n d rel <soe Ho • s h a r e s of w i t h o u t In u n y p a r t i c u l a r l i m i t i n g Its own eu p ita I s t u c k . n r r e s t r i c t i n g a n y -o f t h e o t h e r o b ­ T o n e t In Itn o w n b e h a l f n n d n.l je c t a a n d p o w e r s o f th o c o r p o r a ­ a g e n t s c u d b r o k e r s fo r o t h e r s in tio n . th e s e l l i n g a n d p l a c i n g of I n s u r ­ r h n r n i ' i e r an il deIt Is h e r e b y e x p r e s s l y d e c l a r e ! a n c e o f e v e r y nm l p ro v i d e d t h a t t h e c o r p o r a t i o n n e rt'-tio n . trimII a l s o h a v e p o w e r t o issm* bon ds V o feiire su iU n s a g e n t , fire, life a n d o t h e r u b l l g u t l o n s In t h e p a y ­ a n d p r o p e r t y nnd c o m m e r c i a l I n s u r ­ m e n t f o r p r o p e r t y . I n c l u d i n g s h a r e s a n c e c o m p a n i e s of e v e r y kind. o f s t o c k n n d nllier- Hi-tMtr i f l e s w h ic h T o c o n d u c t ' n. g e n e r a l re a l e s t a t e m a y be p a r c h o x e d o r a c q u i r e d by a g e n c y a n d b r o k e r a g e b u s in e s s , a n d It o r fo r m o n e y b o r r o w e d o r f o r t o a c t n s u g e n t , b r o k e r or a t t o r a n y o t h e r l a w f u l o b j e c t In o r a b o u t o s y In f a c t , f o r a n y p e rs o n s , f i r m s Its b u s i n e s s ; ' t o m o r t g a g e o r p le d g e o r c o r p o r a t i o n s , Ip b u y in g , n'-IUng a n y p ro p erty , w h i c h m a y b e o w n e d a n d d e a l i n g In r e a l p r o p e r t y o r Ita o r a c q u i r i d by It o r In w h i c h It a c c e s s o r i e s . m a y be I n t e r e s t e d ; t o s e c u r e a n y T o p u r c h a s e , lease. Im p ro v e , d e ­ b o n d s g u a r a n t y o r u n y o t h e r o b ­ v elo p . r e n t a n d sell r e a l e s t a t e a n d l i g a t i o n s by It Is s u e d o r I n e u r e d : p e r s o n a l p r o p e r t y of e v e r y r l i n r u r t o g u a r a n t e e a n y b o n d s , c o n t r a c t s o r | e r a n d d e s c r i p t i o n , w i t h o u t lim it o b l i g a t i o n s ; to m a k e a n d p e r f o r m n s to a m o u n t . In Its o w n b e h a l f cuittritctH u f w h a t e v e r k i n d a n d d e ­ an il n s a g e n t fo r o th e r s . sc rip tio n ; tu d e c la re d iv id en d s p a y ­ T o Kurvcj*. s u b d i v id e , p l a t . 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H-*uid m a y d eterm in e; a n d Said To en g ag e In t h e c u ltiv atio n , ll o c r d ot D ir e c t o r * s h a l l a l s o h a v e p l a n t i n g a n d p r o d u c t i o n of f r u i t s p o w e r by r e s o l u t i o n o f s a i d li o n r A a n d n g r i c u l t u r a t p rodu ct*. to a u t h o r l x s th e ex ecu tio n from T o m a n u f a c t u r e , sell a n d d e a l In t i m e to ilin o of i n d e n t u r e s , m o r t ­ m o t o r V ehlcb h ln c r v , to o l s g a g i n g o r p l e d g i n g n il n r u n y p a r t a n d I m p l e m e n t »f a l l k in d s . o f t h e p r o p e r t y o r a s s e t s uf th o T o o a f r " o n th n h g j|lp * sa of f u r ­ c u l p o i a t l o p t h e n o w n e d «er w h ic h n i s h i n g n ,l B i n d s o f a m u s e m e n t * t b m a y t h e r e a f t e r b e a c q u i r e d b y It. t h e p u b li c . tu s r e u r e th e paym ent uf s a id T o a c t as a g e n t o r re p r« a v p ta t|v u I n c l u d in g th e on. right t o v o te es c o r p o r a t i o n - , f i r m s , n n d I n d i v i d u ­ a ls , n n d an alien to d e v e l o p a n d e x ­ te n d t h e h t i a l n t s s I n t e r e s t s of f i r m s , .■ .o p e ra ti o n s a n d I n d i v id u a l s . , •)‘o do u general auditing lind ac­ counting liUHlIluSH. T o c a r r y o n t h e b u s i n e s s of civil e n g in ee rin g and su rv ey in g and m a k i n g p la n * a n d c a t l u u t t e s o f la n d an d stru cture* . To carry o n g e n e r a l b u il d in g , ro n trn ctliiK an d c o n s tru c tio n busllicss, n o d to t r a d e a n d d u a l In b u i l d ­ in g m a t e r i a l s a n d s u p p l i e s of a ll k in d s . T o b u ild , b u y , soil, eq u ip , o p e r ­ a te and own MluunilioutH, m o t o r b o u ts , v e s s e l s uf ull k in d s , a n d o t h e r prop* r t y t o h e used In s u c h business, tra d e , com m erce and n avig atio n . To pursue any and ull o th er h o sltie sse .i n n d to d o a n y a m i a l l o t h e r a c t s a n d th i n g * , a n d to exttri ise a n y a n d lill o t h e r p o w e r * w h ic h m a y lie n e c e s s a r y , ex p ed ie n t or c o n v e n i e n t In c o n n e c t i o n w ith , o r III a d d i t i o n to tin* lilHdiiees a n d businesses h ereinbefore s p e c i f ie d , w h i c h a n a t u r a l p e r (ton n n d a c o r ­ p o r a t i o n of th in c h a r a c t e r m a y l a w ­ f u l l y do nm l e x e r c i s e , a n d t o do a n y a m i a ll o f t h o b u s i n e s s o r th in g s before m e n tio n ed eith er a l o n e o r In c o m b i n a t i o n . I t Is t h e I n t e n t i o n t h a t nil t h e o b j e c t s a n d p o w e r* s p e c i f ie d , a n d c l a u s e s c o n t a i n e d hi t h i s p a r a g r a p h , hIiii II e x c e p t w h e r e o t h e r w i s e »«• p n i t . d In s a id |>ai n g r a p l i , lai n o ­ w i s e li m i te d o r r e s t r i c t e d by r e f e r ­ e n c e to o r I rife f e n c e f r o m t h e t e r m s * f u n y o t h e r c l a u s e uf t h i s o r a n y o t h e r p a r a g r a p h In t h i s c h a r t e r , h u t th a t th e o b jects ami pow ers sp e c i­ f i e d In e a c h o f t h e c l a u s e s ol t h i s p a r a g r a p h s h a l l tin r e g a r d e d u s I n ­ d e p e n d e n t. o b j e c t s a n d pow er*. T h is tlh a rte r m ay be a m e n d e d f r o n t ti m e to t i n * ' a s p r o v i d e d by law now o r h e r c u f te r enacted. A r t ic le III. T h e a m o u n t of Its c a p i t a l s t o c k iiu tlu irlx .il sliu ll tie F i f t y T h o u s a n d D o lla r s , d i v i d e d I n to F i v e H u n d r e d s h a r e * of t h e p a r v alue of Une llo n i! r e d D o l l a r s e ach . Any p a r t o r all o f s a i d t ’u p l l a l S to c k m a y he p a y a b l e e i t h e r In c a s h o r In p r o p e r t y , l a b o r o r s e r v i c e s ut a Ju s t v a l u a t i o n t o tic fix ed by th o Ito o r p o r a l o r s o r liy t h e d i r e c t o r s a t a n i c i t l n g c a l l e d for s u c h p u r p o s e s ; a n d Hie J u d g m e n t of s u c h I n c o r p o r ­ a t o r s , o r d i r e c t o r s , us t o t h e v a l u e o t s u c h p r o p e r t y , la b o r o r s e r v i c e s ntinll. In t h e uhseiirr- of f r a u d , be con clu siv e upon sto c k h o ld e rs and a ll p a r t i e s dettllitu w i t h th n C o r p o r ­ a ti o n . All o f s a i d I l 'ic h to Its Is su e d f u l l y p a i d a n d none a s s e s s a b l e . T ii- a u th o r is e d c a p ita l stock m ay *"» fns’ted ■•ml m i l l f o r lit s u c h t i m e o r t i m e s nm l u p o n s u c h t e r m s •- ii " ■•nn* a s t h e H oard of D i ­ r e c t o r s m a y d e t e r m i n e ; a n.l it m a y „< m c i u „ h « d f r o m li m e t o t i m e b e ­ y o n d i h e a m o u n t s t a t e d in th o M a n ­ n e r p r o v i d e d by law . A rlle le IV. ----- s h a l l b e c o n d u c t e d b y a 1‘re s ld m it. a Vh’e - I 'r e t d d e n l . a H eeretuly, u T r e a s u r e r a n d a H o a rd o f D i r e c t o r s c o n s i s t i n g of n o t (cs s t h a n t h r e e til) n u r m o r e t h a n s e v e n (7 ) m e m h e r s ; t h e n u m b e r of d i r e c t o r s to b e f i x e d In tins b y - l a w s fr o m lim n to ti m e . Tho sa m e p e rs o n muy h o ld t w o o r m o r e o ff ic e s , e x c e p t th a t th e P re s id e n t a n d th e T r e a s ­ u r e r s h a l l n ot he t h e Name p e rs o n . T h e follow ing named persons s h a l l he t h e o f f i c e r s t o c o n d u c t t h e b u s i n e s s n f t h e C o r p o r a t i o n u n ti l t h e t . n i c e r " w h o s h a l l be e le c te d at t h e f i r s t e l e c t i o n o f o f f i c e r s o f s a id C o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l be q u a l i f i e d . It. b. M l 11hi 1*. P r e s i d e n t . <;. c. H a ll. VI.l e - P r e s I d e n t . A. K. C lin e , S' ■cretary a n d A. K. C line, Tir e u s u r e r ; nil tin t mi Id H. I,. M a l th l e , lull a n d A. 1 Clltle s h a l l A rticle The V. b u s i n e s n uf t h e c o r p o r a t i o n \V. H. LONG Florida and WesU’rn Meat; 110 Sanford Avr, Phone Gll-.W tutu or*. S u c h D ir e c t o r * idiull b e e le c te d n iitiu a llv o n t h e l a s t T h u r s d a y o f J a m t ry of e a c h y e a r , b e g i n n i n g In t h e y < a r l!>2*. A r ti c le VI. T h e s n b l c 'o r p n r n t h i n s h a l l a d o p t a n a p p ro p ria te seal nnd shall adopt b y - l a w s f u r t h e g o v e r n m e n t o f it* 1' f f u l r s n o t I n c o n s i s t e n t w i t h Us a rtic le s of In co rp o ratio n , u n d th e e o u s t Itiitlo n u n d l a w n o f ti n s t a t e o f F l o r i d a , w h ic h h y - l u w n m a y ho unit m i n d o r r e p e a l e d a* limy b e p r o ­ v id e d In s a h l b y - l a w s A r l l e l e VII. T h e h lg h e - t a m o u n t of Indebtedn c s o r l i a b i l i t y to w h ic h th e C o r ­ p o r a t i o n c a n ut a n y t i m e s u b j e c t I t s e lf s h a l l bo O ne M illio n D ollars. T h e m i n e s a n d r e s id e n c e * o t t h e su b sc rib in g In co rp o rato rs tog eth er w i t h t h e n u m b e r o f s h a r e s o f tlua u th o r is e d c a p ita l stock auhxcrlb* -t f o r e a c h , u r e n s f o l lo w s : N am e* H e.ildetlre* .Shares It. I.. M e ltl.le, A l t a m o n t e DhJ sliuD S J o s ie s l fro u in o developm ent on t h f j f l f y i t C o n st o f flo r id * O n Memorial^Highway O n O ld Tampa Bay <Ta Spring* flco. C. H a lt. K u lam u x n o , 130 s h a r e n Mich. A. H. (.'tine, A l t a m o n t e 20 s h a r e s S pring* S ta te of F lo rid a , C o n a t v e f ftem lno le, as: MU I T K N O W N , T h a t b e f o r e m e. tlio t i u d e r s i g n e d N o t a r y F u l d l c In u n d f o r s a i d C o u n tv a n d Kittle, p e r . s u n n i l y a p p e a r e d It. I,. .Multide, A. M. Clitic u n d I*. I'. H a ll. to me k n o w n a n d k n o w n to to - to be th e I n d i v i d u a l * In, a n d w h o h a v e h e r e ­ in tq ibserllieil t h s l r nam.-s. In my p resen ce, a s th e s u b s c r ib in g I n c u r p o r u t e r i t o tlo- f o r e g o i n g p r o p o s ­ ed F b a r i e r . n m l n c h n o w l w l g e d t h a t th e y e x e c u te d th e sa m e f o r lh « n u r o o s - s a n I a m o u n t s Ih ttre lti v x p rested , VV1TNF.K.4 -ijr h a n d a n d o f f i c i a l s. jil, ih h i | 3 n d d r y o f J a n u a r y , A. D 1923, n t H an fo rd , co u n ty and s t a te afo resaid . Id ea l) JN O . D. fur (M i­ The C orporation (h a lt have su e- ld. 1923.) cession |jv itr corpo ra ts nam* perp ctu n lly and it to ex ist p erp etu al­ A weklv ly. C 0M-.E —N O W ! airmail servlm hits been extubliahril hciweun Ail.:fnitie auJ B y tl n e y , A u v t r a l i a . HARRY E . PRETTYMAN �The Sanford Herald As Brisbane' Sees It) ’Guitar In an interview published in thr» ti , wtoftic; ago, Mr. Haynes McFndden, of Atlantn L*6™ l, a ,ftn* "f Southern Banker Publishing Com nanl ™ F oi Southern Bunker and r e v e a l other "mp“ r L ^ f n l 0'! 1 L*cation«, commented upon thn , f,nnn.LinI Florida’s constitutional a m e n d m e n t u t exp®clc^ tieri of income and inheritance S . f ° rblddm g the ™ 111 M s a n n l l n A l r n a r MISS KATHRYN WILREY PHONE:—Res. 428-J ier,, per m ate as to tlm working ^va kie^of t h ^ r * ^IcFadden, the Dbituary *n Florida is great enough to call for frm!n £ ress,\ e otuUons from his views. ca 1 • *re(Il,ent quota chr»r*nj Already the interview wivr n,„nu .. , , . tra d e d to Florida by the n e w s ' “ pitf , .has beei 1rnBas “I have already heard of n n l l i l th adoPte(I nmendn "pub! quoted, “charging their legal r f l r t d X i M£i ^ ' Fud(,c «o*cr5d- ™ovc caP*tal into the sta te than th '* t,ons, can handle in n number of yen apatch- °ne docs not generally hear about a^ -------- 0 lbt! m ,Putatjon that th ey a r e dodgir quietly. The large number who will IT taxation, so they come j THURSDAY, JAN. 29, 1925 come, however, will not BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY THE LAST SOLDIER AND STILL GOING STRONG! Shooting It Oat. ' * The Bootleg Boss. Fear and Brutality. Week-end Flier a. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE 1025, study events in Herrin, Illin­ ois, when S. Glen Young, emrnired l!h “ P bootleggers” for [ tho Ku Hlux Klan, nnd Ora Thomas, sheriff, once jailed for bootlegging decided *to shoot It o u t.' . They shot It out in n cigar store both were killed and two others In tho store were killed. Tho widow of Young who had locked up more than 125 bootleg­ gers. and who now lim in an un­ dertaker’s shop, dressed In the pur­ ple robe of n “ Klenglc,” says: “Mv SIMEONS. o u g a T To thin* ' s, Men Are Like Trees” Out in Oregon the first womii qualify ns an export city m anager is attractin g nationn " attention. In addition to being a successful executive and a popular loader it scorn:! that Airs. B arrett—Airs. Rose Tvlt r H nrrett—is considerably of a philosopher, and it has becom - tho stylo to <| no to many ot her wise sayings. One of these observations that th at men are like trees. Airs I;, L,(,os well is her assertion carrott knows trees, the wonelerful king trees of her own state and metaphors th at are like home md she often uses phrases talk to the people of her l iiy* “Here in Oregon”, Airs. Barrel have a proverb which says th a t i! t said not lonjr ago, “we tim ber is no good. The branehr* , a tree grows alone, the • the tree spread out and Ono thing we’ve never been able to understand ta why you can’t buy celery and lettuce.in Sanford gro­ cery stores. DE/.I03/UZS ’ednrsday ‘pnrtment of tho Worill meet a t 3:30 o’- The Prince of Wales i Hon hunting. There ar<* i <lrug store lions in Sanfo could give him a good hunt tiful country this would be! V*‘ *-------- O--------The tornli of Tutankhamen wa reopened the other day and np parent!y the old hoy hadn’t rhang ed u bit during the past year. o ----------- Every man you meet who look: down in the mouth is not u dentist Tampa Times. Yes, and lots oi men who look down in the mouth fl fit It ’f ON ODDITY DEARBOUD 1NDEPKND 1 . . 'ivniand amendments lie- aubi I” ‘‘"oventions of the slat ifiat the Constitution itself h Bailed so ua to require they be submitted to il rc ,ill,n the people in each Proposed by a bill pendi ,."1 a,!<* known ns the 1 I uorth-G arrctt back-to-the-i | ,,,aP°p‘ d amendment. ‘ he proposed twentieth ai which has been aubn i t o ' * Ht|Res, and is now awi lien* action cannot bo suhn '* ‘ .inventions because Con i has elected to submit it t<» tin [flat iires of the states. The 1 i “iture m any state, however r i r v«Un a'*vi*ory referen ; ‘ta 'lid Massachusetts, and ' guided « . n rlf i'.*inB. P°P‘,h‘r wil by UsthL‘ munitai.- M’hen a man com o/llcc and begins to they do things up So out. He’s probably eloped in to sell. mor Don t get pessimistic values in Florida realt as northern folks kc into Florida there will creased demand for F And as long as there wand the prices can't I It might be Well to remember That when Ananias Mon his reputation The competition wasn’t Anything like us fierce As it is today. ui'u St. Haul radio fiend " h o claims he heard A canary bird sneeze Li South Africa Hadn't shown up then. —Macon Telegraph Thursday iber Two of the MethC. W. Stokes Is spending will meet nt 3:30 o’- theMrs. week in Orlando. home of Airs. L. R. Nod Chittenden motored to In­ fcer Four of the Aleth- dian River City Thursday. L will meet a t 3:30 o’L John Vaughn. T. L. Dumns is spending Thurs­ 1 of the Woman’s day in Oviedo on business. focicty will n'eet with ni 4 'Iv in n *nl n nb Airs. H. M. Husseye of New York City is the guest of relatives here. e Pace will ontertnin ers Club at her home V meeJing of tho N. U Chapter of the U. held a: 3 o’clock at Mrs. Gecigu A. Dc- LIFTED FROM HELL WAYCROSS JOURNAL-HERALD > civice lifted Judns out of holl! loilay service lifts men from the , 1 t,f ,thu monotony of selfish­ ly pursuing their own private in­ terests. He who serves hin city, who serves his fellow nmn, is lifted jioovo this stifling closeness of living and placed on the higher levels j 0f unse|fi“hne3s, of taking one’s inut of the responsibility for "th e General *\elfaie. This is the great work thnt Chambers of Commerce nnd civic riiro , ,lnin,J for men. These i uIfLIC organizations nre lifting men high nbove the unsatisfying I-*vei of attention to themselves n'nne*i IIHIhR them out, of the Hell of selfishness nnd placing them in. the enjoyable coolness of gon- ,;i! i f 11.. U 1,1 war> when hortabn.ta!,ties often disgrace both i' ‘ ‘r hns more to do with w hitT th|nn r.ourn>ta. You see . " t ‘onr does in shipwreck, cansZ Z h tn t J.nT»‘l,e «l«wn women S t s h I ;n tlnr for tho life II®1"’ ..,l *,s lu‘rfl‘ctly natural that the r n coming n,eKr°to’ nn friKhtene<! by tue xe. world end Bhoulil instinctively feel that he wanted I !!l!"ie,i0,,y 'vi,h his razor, j 1 m*1 8 what fear does. The strange thing is that anv\vnrV -,’h,,uid he worried about the 'orid end. I he snmz thing would happen to everybody nnd nobody except, perhaps the real estate W e bejievc that the first princip successful baokii whole-hearted to be accommo and helpful. NOTICE S AT WOUNDS K HERALD TRIBUNE I he bud boy that, according t,j I'hug and other philosophers W-A in grown-up men i.s r.v naught;' boy indeed in Sen>r faraw ay of Arkansas. ||..r.. , V’ira.Jvny 0,r,?niig nnd u | [ .lefendin*; a Senate resolon declaring that it is th0 -enso i '}*’ that no Senator who i cnniigeA his vote on proposed islntion to obtain,a Federal of. mil i ProjliJpnMnI appointment »unj be confirmed by the Sen- their mental processes ir niouhls. impervious to argumcnl and demonstration? ShaI thev T ' i r r h:,w hWt‘Bt reason le.-i H r fu tu re‘be needlessly shadow<1 in sonic dark enough hour of to­ ol eclipse a t tho polls? Neither Nori'b0'."1 T itopubiicun, neither North nor Soutli, do statesmen h‘ „ t0 stop «ny path to their own honorable employment in seme 'l"'ta Possible hour of misfortune may amuse Mr. Caraway to rfobody knowa bettor than Mr. hr‘>w stones nt lame ducks to them limp but it is eriicl sport ! ’ ' *,.ut “ i* resolution would nqiosdbta of enforccnu nt. \ ;hii'V‘ "'“"I ",CXt, tu l'Iimhiato Iut* '-hall Honorable Senators j ' hite House buckwheats uud saus- t> OF THANKS [this means to express Ids our appreciation of tthy and kindness to us lavement and. for the I offerings. . . f. Katherine Lo‘ Count, fence I.e Count and Mrs. P. AL King. CO-OPERATION HOME OWNING KANSA One interesting l i r t h o i ? T P»l,y. °" !timc’ i |,rst#4 HloPPtog place at shortage in in product of the playgrounds. It is held too. thnl ng quarters in certain m atters of housekeep­ which th Uhiru thin country, where flv- through ing, ^including the preparation nnt r< cently has gone serving of meals economies may ■ itmh,*JVni°7 wt‘rL‘ iavcntt’<|. wisii- sists in certain cities is co-opnV)t i. - r y,n,r mnchine» aiul does ®rativc housing In several of the I>e effected in space, labor nnd money. I„ some of the housing f-u OPO,V' countrie.s mam.inctuie them and use them. Ilrit- large cities joint ownership and projects, for example, there are is I companies make three round management of house or nnnrt- Jointly owned nnd conducted kit­ dm, ' (!ayi ’clWocn 1>aris and Lon- ment groups have grown in fn- chens nnd' dining rooms. five thousand famil­ r ,..' , , ryin‘r passengers. The s ° r‘. The plan involves more intim­ ies in New \ ork live in co-opera­ ate relations than usually are the Sev tnke,Pfb° 9 a?<5° uml J»«r- tive apartm ents; th»*re are more 2 ,. , t!,r‘,V It used to idle among families. It permits ■aaaaaainaitanH • uaII a train from London to the than one hundred such establish­ Lngiish channel, then the steam- ments in < hicogo, with many times , * privacy and independence than “at at,rM,> B'b channel, lh»n a that number of families, and the Gain from the channel to Paris Plan has been tried to some ex­ v.nuM seem to depend primnrilv aow it means ono short straight tent in Washington. D. C„ where upon the assembling of several there i» now an acute housing families that could he sure of consituation. Several benefits, large­ g.trt -,1 relations in the conduct of ly in tho( form of economies in •he joint enterprise. That is n living costs are claimed for the hiud but not impossible condition, iouki do and this R a.n a" *t has operated in these rho condition, however, i3 likely i do. They encour-|am ° to ir American cities. Co!1’'^ ike practice of eo-opernmnnufncturcrs, thnt i J'Pcrattvo _housing in various forms , * *l,»usinir principally to cities o plants ready, a n d ' ha? wen practiced in European v.liore congestion and living costs ut machines in case c “ *Bs for many years. nre abnormal, and perhaps to com­ . Advocates of co-operative lioua- paratively small groups ot families, TIR i tT iM r. l'’ 11,0 fnCt’ toblishcl even in those cities. The American ) uwill fly event- L"f fV rthe m, department of “commenc °V -°r tocedom nnd habits of .n< epeprlonce. even in the smaller details of life, will hardly l,e changed save by pressure of an musiuil kind. 1 in.- . . ' comink’ when win­ . tei resorts, summer resorts and mountain resorts will look up into |tl L rky every hrulay afternoon to ' rt Vi w«®k-B»)dor» com • f|yj„„ f.om the big ririp;,. The fnth'-r •" New York. Boston, Detroit, hi .•arro, will send his family to . First National Bank Building warm place in winter, a coo) place in summer ami distince won’t m at­ Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 ter. Io fly a thousand m iles'to ■ Sales I' ’oreo Miss Iiuba Williams, Mr. R. Iupend a week end and fly hack •Wim for busineii* on Mondnv will '" C g lZ N I tlli K a a u a a a a a n a u a a a iia a u x a a v iB a ir 1 V „"°v m,Lr? ,r,,in,' "°w- from ; **w ' ';rk 1,I Atlantic City or from [Aliiwaukee to Ocononiowoc. liMrriued to the "Chrisil World. Philadelphia, nfily delivered a t the ic Christian Endeavor Bo«ton, where it was REALTOR ! A GREAT chnnge is coming In | re.iifportatmu. Henry Ford starts I t with his steamships that leave •he heart of this continent, sta rt[iig from the River Rouge in the Great Lakes region, stooping *n unload at seaports all along the Mexico'™ aroun<l on the Gulf of Coming back these ships will I soon organize return freight of local products, which will be the [’^ to n in g of economical distribu- Contemporary Comment of Secnucus, N. J.. have arrived in Sanford and nre guests of the Montezuma Hotel. Subscription Bridge Given By Circle Keep alive the spark of ambii o improvement. Determine t a K° 011 fund for opportum onc>'. B B c& B n ciiM R cn n REDUCING STOCK Heffin now-—open an account with eminole County Bank, All Imrd boiled eggs arc yel inside.—Glendale Evening New °f grip*—only 25e SOLI) BY WEEK’S p e c ia l s Property; l-t of "mmercial Street. m *n the city. A lur) house with-** : rents for J i o o t "r Muick sale, SlO.-i "lUne together* "’*ck, clotie iir;* one arc w orth* •m iliu ie c o u n ty Sanford.Fla. , a B a « is « a * s UBa:. S T R E N G T H — S E R V IC E — P R O G B f^ 1 heFordorSotlan - 7’iii/<»r .S'.'dun Hunulwut • Ttturinit Car t'n cptn i.r» s .ijn SfiO 2i)(> 2'J<> Rimvaiui Staffer 4T«hifiti AUftrici; /.n. /». / Jf(r . V IS IT O R S A R B AI naancaanB iB iH iiiiaK n R m irx in n c'u i-B n n atir.iin u n iiu nV *1*V *1*V V O < Jct and curtains that harmonize w ith the color tones of y upholstered seats. It enables you to keep comfortably yol rn^h&ir since theFordor Sedan is equipped with Cowl Vcntilatornnd windowsthatlowerby revolving regulators. You cannot own n car th a t offers you better value or more widely useful service. A nd the greater economy ot operating a 1‘ord lends ctnphasfs to the practical worth of this car to you. to r * ^ G c ? n /ic i n : / ( C> D e tr o it v iS V. E LC O M E A T A L L FO R D PLANT a n z n ic a a e s a s a iiia iiB H a n a a u iN ia s is a a ia a m a iu E v v v v v ♦> v ♦> ♦> Lood for our small advertise­ ments in the classified columns, today and write now, don’t wait. Address— Mgr. Phone IrtO-J B. C. SANFORD HERALD s m fl Ul 1 J i Ti l l lijli; / i 1 h i' r*' t with big ink capacity A pen reflecting the pow­ er of personality. A pen that moveu smoothly; that writes clearly; that does not leak or blot. Protected w ith the famous W ater­ man's lip-band that pre­ vents breaking. Ask any good merchant to show you W aterm an’s Ideal Fountain Pen No. 01856. [T h e illustration is exact size.] Note the pleasing com­ bination it and your hand make. Then give him $7-50 and take the pen. W hen you use it you will agree that it is the best pen investm "nt you ever made. —L M A M X U rm ari/ G o m p a'^A j- 191 Broadway. N.Y. ClikacoiSaa FrancUco: Botlon: Moatrral (J-iii. Fast Colored Cretonnes^ flowers and strip 75c yard Demonstration—Embroider} and drapery. */ SH E T H E N E A R E S T A U TH O U U X D FORD D EALER W. s J J jH . Ill ?! & • il ’'j i f. id Beauty cncclalfrt is one \ conduct n "round-up” of all pretty girls in town.—Times-tin 1‘hone 632-W There is much sickness about. Mrs. Nora Swfcnson and Alartha Nil! I'erltleron were on the sick list last week. John I.unqui.it is ill with flu still, while Erie Lund«iuist. Bernard Hirsehi and Gilbert Ericson have nil had to bo home a fow days or more from high school with it. Barnwell Beck has a relapse (,f the flu. Ci>uf)<i - Circle Number One of the All Fouls Catholic Church with Mra. S. A. Berner ns chairman, enterThe clul> year closes with Feb­ turned with a subscription bridge ruary and dues will lie again pay­ party ot the*-Knight* of Columbus able Afar. !. It is requested that Hull Wednesday evening. those who have friends whom they Spring flowers were used in wish to propose for membership decorating. Mrs. A. II. Mahoney will present the names to Airs. W. for high score, was presented an A. Fitts, chairman of the member­ incense burner and T. L. O’Con­ ship committee, as curly ns pos­ ner for high score among the men sible, so the new members can have tho advantage of a full year was awarded a belt. Cake and cofee were served an d , of club connection. Attention is dancing enjoyed after the game. called to the rules governing the There were seven tallies present. introduction of new names, which Circle Number One will meet can be found under the caption of next Monday. Feb. 2, with Alri. ".Membership” in the year book. F. K. Roumillnt at I o’clock nnd Heretofore the piogrnms follow­ a full attendance has been re- ing the business meetings of the Woman’s Club havo been devoted to topics that were of community interest, but the program for the next meeting, which will be held on Feb. I, will be purely entertain­ ment. Air. nnd Mrs. Edward Meisch It will be given by the literature graciously entertained at dinner Wednesday evening, honoring Miss Teague Simmons of AToiintvillc, ■ ■ a a a a * a a N H « a a B a n a e a a a iiii S. C., Alias Ann Earle Farmer of Sold In The South For Anderson, S. C., e.pd Aliss Dorothy Meisch of Secnucus, N. J., three attractive visitor; in Sanford. The daintily appointed table was centered by a crystal bowl filled with calendulas and ferns. The color note of yellow and green was further carried out in the artistic place enrds. Bus no equal for durability. It Covers were laid for Mr. and wears longer and looks lietter than Airs. Edward .Meisch, Aliss Teague any other paint. We curry a full .Simmons, Alias Ann Earle Farm- line of sun-proof paint, varnishes, ur, Aliss Dorothy Aleisch. Miss Kalsoniines, brush, s, wood stains Aiildred Simmons, Miaa Cather­ and wall paper. ine Teague, Alias Edith Teague, Ned Chittenden, Calvin Teague aiui John .Meisch Jr. ablets b TO IMPROVEMENT On Jnnunry 20, th visitors registered n Inn; A. I). Grass, Bo W. Grass, Miss Dor Wm. Stockhoff nnd . Woman’s Club Column Hrug Store a m b it io n l e a d s Airs. G. W. Vining had ns her guests recently, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. D. Williams nnd young son Delmor, of Albany; Air. nnd Airs. Sapp and son Hermit of Douglas, Gn. They made the trip in their car nnl report the roads ns being not *o good through Georgia on ac­ count of the heavy rains. n ieetin j rtBERCAIN’S W ater’s Kandy Kitchen E. E. Conklin, Orlando nnd J. A. Marks, Tampa, who are connected with the government Department ., *f*le neroplnne swooped down nnd of Agriculture, looked over Chulu­ through tearing the negro cabin ota this week. door from Its hinges nnd sweeplag straight through the op­ posite door. Tho frightened dnrkles rushed outdoors unhurt, but al­ most paralyzed with terror. “ I ?Jn *,K°t over my scare yit,” said The Willing Workers meet this iwattlc. Jesse said: “I could for­ Saturday afternoon from 2 until give the fly in’ men for tearing I o'clock at th<* home of tho treas­ wp my funcher. but I didn’t think urer, Mr. Archie Swanson. they oughter cuss nt me for beMr. nnd Mra. Austin Williams, and daughter, Airs. Whittle, ’of Sanford, were Sunday guests nt tho home of Mr. nnd Sirs. Voile 'Wiliams. A congenial party moti Orlando Wednesday evenin tend th" O'Brien Alinstrc .Max Stewart. Peter Seim Flcishcr and Pierev Griffin. Fifty women have been added to the Buenos Aires police force, i.... . n,'he>.-Hilly ,our •tomiich, "‘mention. avolUtU. to putrol tho park?. Their uni­ Welaka Building. form is a black straw hat and a &.« Li.tr uilhout calomtl. navy blue .Irens. F r e s h D aily „ ( L. H. Baggett, nnd W. F. Shep­ ard of Atlanta, Gn., Western Un­ ion representatives are stopping at Chuluota Inn. Dinner Party Is Given Wednesday Night F. LANE The watchword of the future will be freight by water. passenger travel through the air. Chuluota Air. nnd Mrs. S. Mcisch nnd daughter, Miss Dorothy Aloisch, of Secnucus, N. J.. gucots of Air. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Williams an­ nnd Mrs. John Meisch. nounce the birth of n son Jan. 27. Air. nnd Airs. E. AL Vestel, nnd Mr. ond Mrs. S'. J. Stevens of son Earl Jr., nnd littl* Miss Anna Philadelphia are guetts of friends Stewart of Jacksonville are (’pend­ ing a short while in Sanford. Alrs. Frank AlacNcil is tho guest Airs. I)r. J. C. Herrick of WhipMr. nnd Mrs. W. B. Talley in plc\ A m ., who ha?* been tho truest of Air. and Airs. J. | \ Hull during the past week, left Thursday for Duncan B. Curry of Tampa is a business vi.sitor in Sanford for sev­ eral days. J. R. Hayden, for man n winter resident of Snnl J. A. Harold and Emmett Hunt arrived from Wn.ihington nre touring the East Coast on a and will lie located at the business trip. Hotel for this winter. r party of tho Social Air. nnd Airs. J. Rntcliffe of Fall of the Woman’s Club, for Tuesday afternoon River, Mass., nre spending a short [i.<c Committee Dance while in Sanford. evening, havo l>een Airs. Ada Croft Franklin of AfcxThe Parliamentary of Monday, Wednes­ day morning will be T H R E E L OT S ON PALMETTO AVENUE Bachman’s Hand is great attraction to touri so to many citizens.—1Tii uno. Some day Sanford a band. delightful readings, i • J be lovely gifts were presented. • its Stanley, in a garden basket °i yeilow tied with green tulle. •'Whs Steele was assisted in serving n delicious salad course .u Je*nelt® Laing. Miss Mar­ tha Brown nnd Mrs. Roby Lning. Tho guests were: Mrs. F. W. Mantay, Mrs. Mamie Tolar, Miss Loretta nrotherson, Mrs. Roby Lning. Mrs. Itan Austin, Mrs. Bos­ ton btceta, Mrs. Arthur Moore. aviators made Mrs Arthur Hatcher, Mrs. Chnr- thrilling^ r*rcntino dash i ito and through Iie Anderson, Mrs. R. F. Cooper, the house of Je so nnd Mnttio— Mrs. E C. Harper, Miss I.eoln living on the Brumley Alvin Hunt spent Wednesday in Orlando. Friday IN. WASHINGTON , . v. , M MU IIKCU llv* gro barber, E. C. Washington, reenig the sun going out during the eclipse decided that it nwnnt the end of the world, ran nmuck, razor m hand, nnd slashed one man berore he was overpowered. He actcd quite naturally. Fear takes men Imck to the uni­ inn condition nnd makes animals Mrs. Burke Steele wan the charming hostess Tuesday evening nt n miscellaneous shower given in honor of Miss Mary Stanley, n popular bride-clcct, whoso mnrtiage to Thomas Brotherson will be solemnized Feb. 11. The home wus prettily decorat­ ed with quantities of calendulas and nasturtiums following a color scheme of yellow nnd green. Two contests were participated in: ‘Musical Romance,” in which Mrs. Roby Lning was awarded the N’umbcr Five of the lurch will meet at nth Mrs. M. L. Badach Avenue. Number One of All will have n subscriprty at 8 o’clock at to<lay i, regarded OM . venerable citizen uttered I this new complaint: J "Once in a while, In my busi­ ness, I have to ask a favor from « political boss. In old days the boss was somebody that had grown up with tho community, somebody tnnt understood the people, often an Irishman. “Now, when I want to see the boss, its a young bootlegger often ^ scarcely able to speak English Boo legging brings in so much I ready money that the bootleggers have crowded out the old time I J . CS f,Uf r\ . on thc'r way t, Lake Tchad in the .Sudan. Inndeii .it ( olonib Bnchar in the Sahara warn on was t" the Mar In Coudray is Gloria gc Tuesday >h School a t 8:00 the will present n piny • " for the beneflt of amangundi. of the Methodist give u reception in ir new pastor and Mrs. T. W. Nixon, nago from 8 to 10 members nnd friends are invited. only supply to Florida capital to devi gin land hut will also be an import wop untold areas of virmt factor in enhancing values of property.” * the ^people ^ n tru s te d ^ v lfh *JT ° pi|,io" .f or «™ > month, s e t s ', n ‘.e^alted t ? L t hBo i5 0u s f 0T i: ,' f ,° f "» H * « anti-tax amendment, but ft seems thVtht l , i f ages 1 monied men of the rn n n ire a. i at ,,ankers an (Many of these wealthy up,..1? ' 6 earaed something Sanford and Seminole eountv^^siT lin lloal(l..,,L’„dif,cov tho main business jn r t r f c s j t f f j j f c 1" sl“>u ’I he House h wood bill to ci can’t make us are getting tog, Shoals question i. Tsll aim wdaT r have been attractetTto^F l o r i d a h l any bankers t,m t 1 ditions and the trend of n m ^ n rii" wb<? kntrvv financial con­ : their new homes with understamliJIg ,cho,°flinpr ninety-eight hankers from other s ™ u? hundr,ed «nd to Florida to establish th o le U ,a ' e rcce,,tly come McFoddcn believes, "th a t the i m s t ' . £ i C“Ch o f th<,m’ Mr» only a sta rt in the rig h t direcHon and t h ^ r t " 1 ■ “ Flori<l" 1 bring even accelerated growth ” th at t,le fulurc will j 1 MRS. BURKE STEELE ENTERTAINS l HONOR OF POPULAR BRIDE-ELECT ■ g S S fl cat|ng strut b lb s of Athens. Ohio; Mr! and Mrs. dermero to see 'their nine pound tll. When fcev. Albertson Wis F.F. Merrlwether oi Sanford. new grandson who was born to with us on Jan. 11, he formed a EiMr. and Mrs. Fred Krcll on Jan. bio class with the teacher as pres­ School opened in the new school- 23. ident nnd Mrs. ;Hllmer rLundquist house 9 n. m., Monday, Jan. 25. A t the recent election of offic­ ns secretary. Mr. Clark expects Inaplla marched to the measure ers of the Sunday School, Alfred of n lively march played by tho Ericson was elected superintend­ to be with us Sunday, Feb. 1st ut school band. ent but had Geo. Bollinger put in his plnco while he tesphos the Some hero will be sorry to hear Mr. Staff stressed the duty of Bible class. Other officers nrc: school children’s care of tho nctv Assistant, Will Bowers: teasurcr, of the serious illm-ss of Mrs. W. V/. Farrotte, (nee Florence Clark) building. Mrs. John Borcll; secretary, MarChapel exercises were attended eurot Ilinschi; cradle roll, Mrs E. [of Miami, who is at the iMayo ] Clinic In Rochester, Minn. She by Airs. Joscpninc Prevntt. W. I.undquist; Bible Class teacher, Mrs. George Jacobs and Maurice Alfred Ericson; Junior boy*, John i writes it has been 30 degrees i*.. •lambs, one of tho local trustees, Lundaulst; Junior girls. Miss Fi­ low zero. Her son Charlie has ; been with them In .Miami for a was present. le. Bolton; primary, Mrs. (tor- j year. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Harrington of Lithlo, Florida and Mr. nnd Mrs. John Harrington of Ceredo, West *irgmin were shopping in ChuN uota Monday. III11\ L i 1i. a 1/ * ♦> ♦:** ♦> ♦> v ■ �SflBiL ARGUE BARCAKE, HIT. QUESTION AWJAMOF BOBBED LOCKS OLBOYS Dietary Expert Lays t V'pown Stringent Rules That Yonid Take Joy Out of Life Of Any American Schoolboy — — cAoqpoipg—*G3 unr ’N O dN O l Will have an awful poor time if Dr. Henry Campbell, leading Brit­ ish dietary educntlonal expert, has Wa own way. No jnm, no cakes, •nd puddings, no pastries, no sugar ~<no nothing. ^Lecturing to members of the Feod Education Society on school d ltt fn connection with the Educnil Association Conference a t >n University, Dr. Campbell _ sneed the school “tuck shop” (dr candy store) a* "an evil insti­ tution which should bo done away w$th" nud contended that no school b^y or girl should be allowed to gOrgo themselves indiscriminately a t a “tuck shop." 'He told of n boy who received IS from his parents, spending the Whole of the money on canned Stflss milk “with which he glut­ ted himself at every convenient opportunity.” ''“School food nlmuld he simple and of the right kind,” Dr. Camp­ bell. "The appetite of the young should not be pampered. Plnns healthy food gives more satisfact­ ion than the mrist refined, delicaclee. It ii better to start life as a . healthy pauper than a sickly millionaire." -With these good moral mnxinuims, Dr. Campbell proceeded to any what rhould not be eaten by tfa scho'lbody. "Milk is not essential to man, add is chiefly vuluabic for its de­ rivatives — butter anti chceesc.” fNo milk in the schoolboy’s tea). Tjtcn enme a little comfort. “ Each boy should have nt least three odnceo of butter dally. Next to cckl-livcr oil (ugh!) butter contftlna most fat." . -Eggs, the doctor regarded ns . good, hut expensive, and might bo given once a week. “Sugar ia not nn essential food. No jams or sweets are ncrmissiblc. The country would gain vastly if ll candy stores were converted in•i vegetable mid fruit stores. Pud­ dings nnd pastry of all descrip­ tions should be absolutely barred. They provide no cxercii-e for the teeth und jaws and merely pam­ per the appetite.” 7n n mournful tone Dr. Camp­ bell concluded that the British publid were not keeping pace with Eonitnry nclencc. -And now some hundreds of thoncands of British schoolboy* are an­ xiously waiting to see how far these seeds of Campboll-ite wiHdoni hhvo sunk into the minds of the educational authorities. J Hawaii Planning T o ]j$jitertain Members Of T he A m e ric a n fs the world going to end on Feb. fl? ........... ; , The Seventh Day Adventlbta say It Is and the Seventh Day Adventists say It isn’t. ‘ Those Provided For Pets jtylqng- who Say it Isn’t go a nlep fa r­ ther and declare that th lo Rich, Soys Promi­ say It Is don’t know wl nent English Veterinary are talking about and more they aren’t oven Seventh • LONDON, Jag. 20.—The vogue! Day Adventists. fo r iaUo teeth, artificial tycs and Feeling thnt something must logs for pet dogs is described by he done, the Seventh Day Ad­ Sir Frederick Hobday, British vet­ met and drew up a res­ erinary surgeon in 1)1® hook on ventists olution which is calculated to "Surgical DiAcaBcn of the Dog and stave off the end. They de­ C at”, ju$t published. The pet’dog' injured in canine or clare thoy have repudiated all other straggles can be as success­ time setting nnd protest the connection of the name Seventh fully operated upon and provided with artificial members, as the h u -, Day Adventist, with such “pro­ paganda.” man being, and tn most cases, ac­ In the resolution however, cording to the author, they accom tho resolvers resolve In this modatc themselves to the new* sit­ manner: “Anew wo dectoro to uation. the public that throughout our One vnlunblo whippet which lost history our witness to the signs a couple of legs refused to wear of the times thnt show Christ’s the artificial “pegs” provided, nnd second coming near a t hand, hopped around like a kiangaroo, but hns ever been based on tho ‘ other* po patients have got along com lie scriptural teaching that "of tho fortably with legs made of leather, silver nnd vulcanite. dny and hour knmycth no man.” A Japanese spaniel which lost nn eye was provided with n glnss one, which cannot be distinguished from the sound eye, nnd two eases are doncribed in which false teeth were (succes.-fully supplied. Sir FrederA l'I’OINTMENTS ANNOUNCED 1|ck «ay" much of the trouble dogs have with their tooth is duo to or ' retrieving stones TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 29— Gov- catching thrown for them by thoughtless A ctress Docs Not Deny His Martin hns made the following a p ­ owners. Mnny such stones are pointments: Earl Snnrr. of Cler­ Affcclion But Says Wife by the dog in its excite­ mont, to be conrtnblc district 22, awallowed Would Hamper His Work Lake county; J. R. Wilder, justice ment, which eventually necessitate (rf uencc district 17 E ’ » visit to the operating room NEW YORK, Jan. 29— A flat sem e r than 111 statement from Mary Hall, Broad­ way actress, that the love of Mr. unch. also M L S T i Z i " : »• ! In it, counted for naught as far as issr, L E ffv s r a s r i f i Zero her matrimonial p o n s were con­ Lnf.yottc- C. C. CnVh, con'tM>ll; ■',n ' r !'»d ?u»poctcrt It »f nwallow ing. Another canine patient, tbo cerned, has failed to quench tho district 2, Hendry; E. A. Snpp, ju s­ w riter describes, wns a Newfound­ ardor of Urban J. Ledoux, who per­ tice of pence nnd G. W. Snpp. con land dog which lmd successfully sisted in his declaration that Hhc stable db trict 7, Bradford: Leslie tackled a porcupine, hut with un- reluctant Indy would he his “bride Lewis, gnmc warden Chnrlotto happy results to itself. , and perfect mate” within three county; Jonah Brnficld, constable “The dogs lips, the roof of the district 1 Calhoun; J. A. Board, mouth, tongue and palate,” he Ij days Not lack of love, but belief thnt justice of pence district 3, Duval; says, “were so thickly studded rhe would hamper Mr. Zero’s work J. II. Doxscc, county commissioner with quills th a t it was scarcely among the poor and th ; outcast, district 4, .Collier, succeeding W. nossible to pass a knife blade be- was the reason given by Miss Hnll D. Collier, resigned. tween them. There were over 100 for her decision not to marry Le­ quills, and after their extraction doux. “No man ever loved a woman Bathed Her Babe In the dog died.” more sincerely or more deeply than Rum, Fined By Judge JUDGE KOONE PRESIDES Mr. Ledoux loves me. Ami I love him. But I shall not marry him TALLAHASSEE. Jnn. 2fl — An because 1 think n wife would ham­ 0 GALVESTON Tex., Jnn. 2 9 Use of whiskey for bathing pur­ executive order issued by Govern­ per him in the g./cat work he Is poses is not permissible under or Mnrtin designates Judge J. C. doing.” This ; tntement tossed more fuel the prohibition law, Federal Judge B. Koonce tn preside in Marion J. C. Hutchinson holds in assess- county circuit court beginning Jnn. nn the fire of Ledoux’s emotions. in trial of eases in which Judge ! Seated in The Tub, the __ retreat for irg r. ?50 fine against Mrs. Lenn 30 t i r C? T ). .l S.. . 1 ! ..........l.* L _____________1 the jobless, which he established Russo, charged with possession of W. S. Bullock is disqualified. in St. Mark’s pince. Ledoux em­ liquor, Mrs. Russo maintained phatically insisted thnt the “ per­ BOWYKlt IS SELECTED she used the whiskey to bathe her fect mate’ would piny the part baby in and not to drink. TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 29— Gov. which he outlinod for her Thurs­ ernor Martin hns appointed E. N. day before the members of the St. Petersburg—During 1921 Bowyer, of Lakeland, ns justice of Cheese Club. this city hod building record of pence for District No. 10, Polk “ Whatever Mis:: Hnll says is not $10,000,000; combined bnnk de­ county, until the next general final. Man in conqueror nnd I' am fic its at end of year of $21,000,- election. He takes the pince of II. mnn. I shall marry Miss Hnll 000. issued $2,000,000 worth of C. Pettewny, who wns elected Nov, within three dnys. There shall be b ind* for*civic improvements nnd •I, but since hns been nppointed cir­ no prolonged struggle. Thnt wuuld laid over 33 miles of new pnving. cuit judge. . , bo bad for both of us.” r LONDON, Jan. 20.—Arguments for and agninst bobbed hair are prolific, and have agi­ tated the minds even of learn­ ed professors. Lecturing to members of the London Col­ lege of Physiology, Professor H. J. H arper .Roberts said bob­ bing had evidently como to stay. Its advantages were threefold; It wns becoming to a certain type of woman, It made fo r freedom, and It was easy to dress nnd wash. The disadvantage was that it ex­ posed a sensitive part of tb-J neck, which often broke into a rash for about a month after­ wards. A beauty specialist, Dr. Jac­ ques Brettmon, tnkes exactly the opposite view. He con­ demns the modern crazo for bobbed and shingled hair,, and says many women have told him they wjuh they had not been bobbed. “Man’s ideal woman is still the ideal of the ages," Dr. Brettmon says, “woman with flowintr hair over her should­ ers. When she bobs her hahshe cuts just so much from our conception of her. In, our ever- it enhances the beauty of very few women.” t e S&i fanssss “ZERO” SURE H E WILL WIN LOVE * OF MARY HALL ? 9 « 5 s i« s t ? E it?„ch“ \w rists rtS ________________ ____ ____ m fi Panama City—Atlanta & HI. Andrews Bay Railway to lay $400,000 worth nf new rails; first work to be done in Cottondale dis­ trict. ■ a » K H M U . Jacksonville—Cm bo Steel Post SI Company considering loeul site for na je-tr.hliyhment of lnr"e plant. u u Senfnril—Mehch Realty building nH being completely remodeled and u -a overhauled. A n R i n a a ’aBrinBnnrisaaEEiusKUHBtic n n Good 3-room Bungalow furnished u■ nnd five acres located oji paved n road almut four miles out. Price u ¥1,309. $2,300 cash, balance to sult.jJJu !<p| Lot on Sanford near 13th. Price $1,200. $209 cadi. Balance $23 monthly. Corner lot 10th nod Palmetto paved two siden. Price 91,230. Terms $100 cash and balance to suit. City Block between 12th and 131b S treet*, pared three sides. 10 lot4 in block, $8,300. Terms. $1,500 cash, balance arranged. Or You Were H urt in nn Accident, nnd thereby Became Totally and Perm anently Disabled— AND 5. Dividends would continue to he paid you, ju st as if you were pay­ ing the premiums. isn’t That Kind of Protection Worth While? T It f v X t ? f T t f m u M T n Y m a « a a a M T f f T a a WiH be sold a t Public Auction in Stew art’s sub­ division, facing on the Brick Highway, having cement walks, electric lights and pure drinking water. 9 I $ 200,00 i n G o l d a n d S ilv e GIVEN AWAY FREE Also a $350 Building Lot With §100.00 Worth of Orlando Pottery In Prizes Altamonte Spring is one of the prettiest little towns in.Central Flo­ rida and all lots offered for sale are high and dry TERMS— 1-)| Cash on Day of Sale; Balance On or Before One Year. Title G uaranteed by the Orange Guarantee Title and A bstract Co., Or­ lando, Florida f m, m ■ ■ ■ M ■ M U N M a M M SI n >« H ■ M ■ n B r* ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ GREENSBORO, N. C. ■ N ■ a ■ R. A. WINSTON, General Agent a Haggard u r Sanford, Florida. First National Bank F.lJg. a a PHONE U a a ■aaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaMaHaaaa MHaaaaaaaHaraaaaaaaBaanaaaaaagHMnnaHaBaaaaaMMaaMBHaaaaaaHaaMaaaaaaaaaaHaaa & Company T X SHINE Beautiful Building LOTS f f f f T OR Band C o n c e r t AH A ftem o o i f T ft Pilot Life Insurance Company RAIN f f T FURTHERMORE, *1. The non-forfeiture and loan values of your policy would continue each year. T T X Y t 1. You would never have another cent to pay—your policy would automalically become paid-up. Your beneficiary, at your death, would receive the full am ount of the policy, $10,000, no deductions being made for the disability pay­ ments to you during your lifetime. t f HERE’S HOW YOU VVOULI) BE PROTECTED NOT ONLY THAT, f t t The provision in tho Pilot L ife Insurance Cempnny’s policies for such n m isfortune is the Last Word in Life Insurance protection. Suppose, for example, you have but a ten thousand dollar policy; and suppose you lost both arm s or both legs, or one arm and one leg, or your eyesight, or you should become totally and perm anently dis­ abled from any cause w hatever—either sickness or accident— You would receive $100.00 each month ju st an long an you live. i t M ❖ WHAT WOULD YOU DO? 2. it t t t t t t Suppose Your Health Failed AND IN ADDITION. J f f ^ ax E R aB a B n B n aH aaH aB aK aaB B n H B aan aaB B B aB aaaaaaaaaaaB M M n u m HONOLULU, Jnn. 29— One of tl\c first measures to he considered by tho territorial legislature when *J It convenes in February will pro­ vide an appropriation of $76,000 fo r the reception nnd entertainm ent of men nnd officers of the United Slates fleet and the 00 newspaper tors expected to accompany next spring. ,_..o appropriation will be asked on the ground thnt the fleet’s visit Will benefit all islands in tho a r ­ chipelago. The committee ■ in chprgo of arrangements plans con­ certed action to prevent any rate boosting by hotels, lodging or apart m eat houses. d t is planned to entertain the | visiting editors with a Hawaiian; “hukilau" or feast of fish. This h i pi n relic of the. ancient days when JJ Hawaiian fishermen mndc th e ir ' m catch and cooked and ate Hi- fish rn on tho bench. Governor F arrin g ­ M ton is expected to lie hurt at a grand ball in honor of the naval 5 n mon. u n ei HANDS DOWN RULING N M .TAMPA. Jan. 29.—Judge L. F,. H Parks of Hillsborough county cir­ nM cuit court lies ruled that an null• •I reused realty broker cannot to l­ N le d commissions on sales of real nN dilute. The decision was made in U the case of Nick Spoto against K. N N M. Bergninn, involving collection s of commissions amounting to $2000 M Spoto alleging thnt Bergman M a nppieed to pay him that commis­ ' H sion for the sale of a piece of ■ H property valued nt $50,000. 14 MILES SOUTH OF SANFORD ON THE DIXIE HIGHWAY — 4 MILES NORTH OF WINTER PARK Y Y Y COME OU T AND HEAR COL. F. FIIILM ER, THE WORLD’S E0R&| Y MOST LOT AUCTIONEER Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y t Y Y Y SALES AGENTS Y —OFFICES-----Y SPRING VALLEY, MINN. DE LAND, EL0R1D' T Y Y Y H1LMER & DUNCANSON Y WILMER STEWART Auctioneers Y Owner fountain Bldg. De Land. Florida Y Y ii S. REAL ESTATE and �- rf -< j tl—f^L -r “^ -v-M r . .H r — *nrr:t a\ [ . r-E- i* m \ <■=* n; - sWk I k I =r*fr^ give closed ear .values beyond E. W. Berger, entomoU of the sprays-can be made at home, und [fore the first flush of growth i s 1 comparison. State Plant Board ___ of loritla, in for these, formulas can be ob­ need not give an extra spray, with fly, spraying with „ “Economies,in manufacture and (peaking of recommendation* made tained from the- entomoliglca] de­ an oil spray now pnless the trees emulsion may be done the experience gained in three to growers last fall and the first partments of the State Plant Board are heavily Infested with a scale, in January, in order M years* concentration on closed of this winter In order that they and Experiment Station, both nt is almost always the result of se­ the whitefly earlier. Gainesville." cars have resulted In the best cars Engine. Twice S he inary Machines Un(ruction to Original of Auto M anufacturer Lit , Mich., Jan. 29. — [nl Is doing the unusual f i P he Is building the j ’most powerful elec­ tive in the world which, Dieted, will be used on t A fronton Railway, the ition to his railway ind operating in eonjuncthe Detroit, Toledd & ilrond. .... er engine, which is now iruction in the power I ho Highland Park Plant Motor Company, proill nost important tlevelopi electrification of steam nd nt the same time a rture in locomotive it be expected, Mr. Ford ,e«n restricted by past tendencies in the choice lal system and type of t-er unit for the railroad, motive is not only novel ,1 design, but embodies and important ideas in design. In slxe it will ,ur. It will weigh 340 ,e 117 feet long, fifteen nd ten feet wide. What iteresting still, It will >n 260 horse power mo­ led to sixteen pairs of •els and will be capnblc a train of 160 or more , ears. [no will not be built for .purpose being to use it rervico exclusively. Itn ied will be 17 miles nn [its maximum speed 36 pur. he unique features of electrical motive unit hrries its own convertor hi) eliminates establishjab-stations along the tirt st present generJ electrification, j regenerative brnkine Ford locomotive will filitjr to develop electric ny speed from the maxactically n standstill, anical parts of the new [are geing designed and It Ford Motor Company, [electrical equipment is 1 by the Westinghousc I Manufacturing CompnFord supervision and nci Fort! specifications, feature of importanco I trolley voltage adopted jtroit & Ironton railroad fon, is 22,000 volts, 25 (mating current,' a trol>twice ns high ns any [ured in this country. cl 49, has just set a new .world's record for ■ distance of 1,000 miles, according to a message re­ ceived Thursday morning by thq Florida Cleveland Motor Company from, the Cleveland factory. The new record was set on the Culver City track in California, Mulfoni negotiated tho distance in 746 minutes and 22 2-6 seconds, shattering the former record of 780 minutes held by the Chrysler, by 40 minutes and 37 3-5 seconds, A speed of more than 80 miles per hour was sustained throughout the run. The engagement ring is worn by'Germans and Scandinavians on the third finger of the left hnnd during the engagement, and on the right hand after marriage. • * ;,l . J.\ _____ .. . Quantity Production And Ex Perience In Closed Car Manufacture Is Basis Of Company’s Building Policy Quantity production based upon years of experience in manufacture enables Hudson and Ensex to give the value they do for the amount they charge, according to Wnlthail, °f the Seminole Hudson-Essex company. The years of experience Walthall believes, alone en­ ables the company to give the closed car .values thnt have mndt* it famous among nil classes. “The world's largest production of 0-cylinder closed enrs,” Mr. Walthall said, “enables Hudson to and the lowest prices of our in­ dustry. . “ Every requirement of utility, fine appearance and luxury Is met in the Hudson tine with the Coach at $1,345; 6 pasencsr Sedan, $1,796; and 7 passenger Sedan at $1,895 (freight and tax extra). They represent the greatest of all closed car values." might destroy- certain insects guilty of sucking vital juices from the trees. “If whiteflies or scale insects, or both, ore in evidence, no grower can make n mistake by spraying nt once with a good, oil-containing spray," declares Dr! Rergcr. “Good If the foliage and fruit of cit­ rus hra covered with a black sub­ stance, called sooty mould, the trees should be sprayed for whiteflies, as the sooty mold on citrus grapefruit with bordeaux oil em­ ulsion on account of scab just bo­ DODGE BROTH ANNOUNCES GAINESVILLE, Jnn. 29 — “January and early February is tho time for the last spraying of citrus trees for Insect enemies be­ fore the growing season," says imdt T h e s e F e a tu r e s M a k e W inter D riving a Pleasure for Buick O w ners Hudson Loads Because They are below all com panion HUDSON on the famous Super-Six COACH....*1345 SEDAN Ui.)1795 SEDAN UJ1895 Freight mud T Eatem The fungous'Pardaitfs and whiteflies are of t Ively little effect a t this., the year and thier use reserved until the mer rains in Juno ■ ■ ■ M M U S S S S W s * s s s s s ^ s s ffs i Citrus Expert Says Now Is The Time To Start Tree Sprays Everybody Says It—Sales Prove It Note These Prices vere infestation by whitefly. Growers who expect to spray ns the indicated mixture, con­ tains oil and will destroy whiteflies and many scales. However, in case tho grapefruit to be sprny- It gives greatest value for the money. It undersells all rivals because the world's largest vol­ ume of six-cylinder closed cars gives greater cost advantages. Interior arrangement—five passen­ ger comfort. Outside finish—lacquer in Dodge Brothers Blue with body * stripe of car touche yellow. Balloon Tires. Standard equipment. Tho Coach measures up in e/o ry detail to the high standards th at have always governed the m anufacture of Dodge Brothers products. Low, graceful, and sturdy, it looks and perfoms the part of a true aristocrat. The interior is roomy, com for table and inviting. The width of the doors is truly exceptional, enabling passengers to enter or leave with the utmost eaae. Both front seats tilt forward. Its low price places the dignity and comfort of closed car travel within easy reach of anyone who has need of a motor car. Its motor is the famous SuperSix which Hudson patented and exclusively holds. Comparison further show s what everybody says and what sales prove. I. W.PHILLIPS’SONS. Tlie World’s Greatest Buy SEMINOLEHUDSON-ESSEXCOMPANY om Dodge Brothers Dealers COR. OAK AVE & 3RD ST. PHONE 3. Sanford, Florida. —■ \ \ \ ^ .j . j . j .j. ........,............ .j, .j,............ ...... ........................ .5, ... .j. CLEVELAND I I —Sets a new record V A I ! The Following Telegram Was Received This Morning. It speaks for itself E ! I Cleveland, Ohio, Jnn. 28, 1925 Florida Cleveland Motor Co., Inc. N EW models—record-breaking sales and production —have made it possible for Studebaker to reduce prices without lowering quality. Think twice before buying any car upon which reductions may soon be announced. Think twice before buying any car that has reduced its quality along with its price. Insist upon knowing all the facts about any car you’re considering. * |ij SANFORD, FLORIDA. Ralph Mulford driving Cleveland model Firty-thrce set a new Thousand mile record on the Cul­ ver City California Track in the sensationally fast lime of seven hundred forty-five minutes and twenty-two and two-fifths seconds breaking prev ious record of seven hundred eighty-six minutes held by Chrysler. A speed of better than eighty miles an hour was sustained throughout the run. This is the fastest time eve!’ nude in a similar event. • a. ft ijdV Cleveland Automobile Co. I [1 lj Call at our showrooms and inspect this marvelous automobile REDUCED Prices on A ll Closed Models ' STANDARD SIX , Florida Cleveland Motor Company C o u n tr y C lu b C o u p e ' C oupe Sedan . . • . • . . . . HARRY KENT, Manager. 200 East Comm ercial Street ♦ Sanford, Florida. f SPECIAL SIX 9 1 3 4 5 V ic to ria • • • ' BIG SIX $1895 C oupe »‘ • • « • • 1985 Sedan a B c rlin o • 1445 Sedan 1545 A ll price* f . o b , fa cto ry * ^ $2450 2375 « 2630 SANJUANGARAGECO. 1 | T H I S I S S T U D E B A K E R . - - A OMfrU Y E A R u __________________ £ ■ B H fl iju Ui ■111 �THE BA Radio Program ip f lA M l ENTRIES ■SAGAIN GREETED I BY HARD RAINS USB-Atlnntn Joarnnl (429) 8 10:35 entertainment. KFDM—Beaumont (313.6) 8 band concert. In New Role | v $ -------MIAMI RACE TRACK. Jan. 29. — Cloudy weather greeted the pati rons of Iiinlenh Wednesday, and ns a result of the heavy rains the track was heavy causing numerous >• Withdrawals. However, another >u large crowd turned out to witness the sport of kings, hut they were . driven to shelter immediately after the first race by a heavy shower, | . Eunice K. accounted for the firs t1 race. Miss Muzie got up in time to ' nosr» Remnant out of the place. - Inver Maid, the favorite in the I second, never was in trouhie. pn-- j ,,(IiIy. winning from Bewitching who [ r i bqnt Magic Wind, six lengths for r ornnd plnce. Tile Gralynn Hotel handiciiri feature, with only Jhrc* starters was won by Cloister, in one of the 1 closest finishes of the meet, win­ ning l»v a nose from CorinC. /t h e place. The judges nung up Corinth* number, hut Jockey Aieniiy who rode Cloister bulged n complaint of four which the judge- allowed, , FIRST Claiming, pur e 31,000; for thro year:! old and up; one mile and a *wt4amh. Funiee K. 84. J. .r,,nni 12.50; 4.70; 5:00 won. Miss Mazie 101. K. Noe. 5.00; 2:30 s-cond. IJ. „ nnnt 108. J. Stevens, 2 .IO third. Time 1:53 4-6. Conscript and TingJ»ng. also ran. FECOND I’orre $1 om for mniden 3 year* .old nnd up, five furlongs h v « rliVru-l 103; J. CaBnhan, 3.70; 2 --0 ; f;-*0 won.- Bewitching 103: R Will hams 11.10, 4.70 second. Mngir Wnnd DO. J. Won,]. ’.TO third. Time 1:3T,3 5. Mi: * Wnshinirton. Hall Pint. Clean Red, P rrttv Bus­ iness and Fair Break also ran. THIRD Claiming, purse $ 1,000 ; fur four vonrs old nnd up. 5U furlong.Lounnnn 105; W. Smith. 24.10* !» 81 5.20 won. Piedmont. IIP. K N o e 1 4.fA 3 20 ...cond, Feliritnu* 112: ' r , Wein r. 3.00 third Time I <092-5. High Pricfitess, War C ar­ den mid St. Quentin n!sf> ran. FOURTH Fume $1,000; for ntaiflen fillie-. 2 von** oM». quarter mile* I ! ,- ./ HO, E. Anihros* f,.|0 ; 3 .fip >71 Wr.n. A-Freds 1). IIP; |j stutt 3.10. 2.30 second. Surma! • .1 11 • F. Steven* 3.30 third. Tina Hay Girl, Lorinda, A-l!-r.to!.'. Spondulix. Atnlnnte also , A—Andlcy farm m ttry. FITTII viThA OrMvnn ITofe! J,-.. .vtior and Kclchell Ilnlb 1V1II1 Knockout Punches nnd No Track Form, Meet Toilflfhi at Sanford Armory 0:20 orchestra^7:15 sports; 9 pi. ano, oivlin. vocnl, cornet; 10 hnr pist, pianist; 10:.H0 orchestra. KGO—Ooakiand (312) 0 con­ cert; 7:30 girls’ period. . WDAR—Philadelphia (395) 0j. 30-7:15 talks; 7:30 play; 8:30 con­ cert; 9:03 orchestra; 10 concert. WOO—Philadelphia (609.9) 0:­ 30 orchestra; 7:25 concert; 8:30 orchestra; 9:03 orchestra; 9:30 or­ chestra. KDKA—Pittsburgh (309.1) 7:15 address.; 7:30 concert. ' WCAE—Pittsburgh (-1G2) 6:30 Uncle Knyboe; 7:30 tnusicnl. KGW — Portland Oregonian (492) 10 lecture; 12:30 Hoot Owls. KPO—San Francisco (423) 6:39 » WEEr—Boston (303) 0 musical; Every One at a Bargain on E * P "’Kral" ; 8-10 musical. ! )\GR—Buffalo (319) 7 :|5 Oak Hill Pine Cresl-Woodru ture; -7:45 recital; 8 concert; 9 string orchestra; 10:30 dance We are agents for these subdivi and Grorgo nrc putting ii V MAQ—Chicago News (448) 6 hours on tho Winter i'nrk organ some good buys in ...........<•: 10 orchestra; R Wide-nperfecting their gan Wake .: j n,uslcal geography; visiting stars a ton* 9:15 musical. THREE LOTS ON^SANFORl rigan has taken l WON—Chicago up his residence .. Trihnnn ____ _ rtrn\ „a in this city for the " remainder of organ: 8:30 concert; 8 cinssicnl: 10 ’ (orchestra. , die golf league season and• expects $800 each his game to take a decided jump KVW—Chicago (533,4) 7 Conotter learning the tricks of local 8 speeches; 9 revue; 11-2:30 links. Nigh: hawks, organ. Dow George, the W inter Pari; WI.S—Chicago (345) 0:25 orprofessional showed that he was on • m u - in n* i!Ub; 8, f!,rm Program; a par with Barnes ns a player here U- J M . 0"?- ,|rami». symphony. WIAA—Dallas News ( 472.9 ) Realtors 8:80 Program. " ' * —Davenport (493) 7 Sand­ man: 7:20 educational; 7:30 reR musiaal. 02 F irst Street \\ ID)—Dc-a Moines (522.3) 7:30 classical;; 8:30 mandolin, guitar* they took the! or.iyn artists, md Kirkwood KOA—Denver (322.4) 9 play that they are i orchr *trn. i a. J IV WJ—Detroit News' (510) 7-30 Automatic Phones ------„ I*. or.rhp,>r". P™1* haritone. EXPIRATION OF LEASE f .. . | V. BAP—Ft. Worth S tar Telr- Solve EasternProblem : of his bouts gram (476) 7:30 orchestra; 9-30 ph o to g raph er 1 ti e fans a | saxophone hand. SEATTLE, Jan. ,29—Because 29 '. Ikough the KXX—Hollywood (337 ) 8 mus- languages are spoken in tho F ar $12.50 Value for $6.00 his opponent.; m; 9 concert orchestra; 10 fen- Last, automatic telephones are sol­ •* unu not n I nrc : li! orchestra. • ving business problem that has My lease expires in March, in order 1 take punishWOS iefferson City (140 9) 8 handicapped the Orient for many .stock, will for a limited time, 0ffe 111 the adjur- address; 8:ir, fidtllln * ' years, Harry Janes, automatic to give than V.’DAF - Kansas City S tar (411) telephone expert of New York, Sx,; ^ ; , t 1ht „ r i'cphotoKrai’h»“ ho believes L G-< -chool_of the a i r ; . 8-10 pop- said while a visitor in Senttle early this year. ulur: 11:45 nighthawks. nifiivd bout of eight rounds c h i l d r e n a s p e c ia l t y I Of 91,000 telephones in Yoko—Los Angeles Times (395) / ' n A1 Walker. Georgia ••1; 8:30 children; D) fen- 1 tumia, 27,000 are automatic, Mr. ight-heavy and Bill Goethe, Jane.s reported. Shanghai, Hong­ 12 orchestra. Phone 632-W Those that like the iS —Louisville Times (400) kong, Harbin, Kobe and Tokio also have automatic insti mminio Lvpe of construction in ncert Wendell Ilnll. will appreciate thin bout, - Memphis Commercial ; weigh - 190 wiii)» | (..0.5,9) 8 bedtime storv aBHi3BBB*BBHB^t»ns!iB*naa!<z3stucua b ean down on tho xtont of 206 pound: ireene nvillc negro ie seen in action u»op* r, tlie 190 pound . Greene weight 185 him and his ndver- And McLeod On W inter P ark Links ' ORLANDO, Jan. 29.—Long Jim Rarnos paired with Freddie Mc­ Leod will invnde this territory r e x t Saturday to tackle Dow George and Tom. Kerrigan, tho Oramlo-\V inter Park combination, in he second pro golf loagu** mntch the season hero. Saturdnv’s Many W ith d rn w n ls.M ad eW h ile Crouds of Patrons Driven To Shelter Ily Downpour Ted Lewis. WOAW—'Omaha (626) 0 story Owen, Photographer e s& Tin ted more to <(071 reciprocate rornierly meant a ctrothed to a man on iday in Lent, The in nnnunllcd if lie did 1 pre.-ent on the 14th SPECIAL PRICES PROFIT Daily Herald lad r a t e s bash in Advance ;_________ 4 ® a U aa Typ® double abov® | data* ®r® for eonnsartlons. o f ®v«r®c® l o n g t h A s tin®. bare® I0 o for first In* Is r«atrlat®d to a^rlcatloB. r is mad® Th® Banwill b® rssponalbl® 1 incorrect In sertion , er, for subsequent The o ffic e should be sedlately In css® of dv k r tisb iu . re p resen tativ e th o r liar w i t h rata® , rule® atlon. w i l l Blv® y o u iformatlon. A n d If ley will a s s i s t y o u In kr w an t a d t o m ak ® km |T.VAT NOTICM. L should glv® t h e i r bstofflce sddr®a® as Ir phone n u m ber If I results. A b o u t one kt a thousand h se a hid the oth ers can 't k with you unteas lour addrssa. L la s a a e e MUST b® Ktrea® at Th® Baa­ l s office e r b y l® tl» k o a e d 'e e -sa tln ■ >ef tb!M. Herald Want Ads Will Keep Y oT fW ? Classified Directory Advertising PRINTING WIGHT PRINT SH O P -R ush orff £ W ers a specialty. Phone 417-W 9 Railroad Avenue. U L SEMINOLE PRINTERY— Printing that pleases. Prompt service. Telephone 93. New lo­ cation. Welaka Building. _______ P A P E R 'n ANGER ---L L. TALBOTT—Painter and pa­ per hanger. Phone 340. lir, Park Avenue. REALESTATE W jT ronTcounty and thrnug|, the SUr-Tel®- E S n ^ “d^ ,8,n* medium in Star* TM. rida ^'ished 2i51ilelegrnm. Lakeland.morning*. FI. ^ ° V h?7"V mf7 aiake y°ar sales through the Xenia Gazette distde’t. °W0*f RicJh •griculturaf *"d di-Piar latlnn in o lorgeet clrcu - glL!L "e fd-wordr tfn” * n#0r*5,L D. A. CALDER A R. R. ELDRIDGE TO REACH m® prosperous farmReal estate brokers. All kinds of # T f l o y ilsted ,nnd for "Me. Of­ w S a s u w a i a fice 108 Second St.. Near Park Avenue. Phone 282. ^ h y. n f " ' , *U1CperW<l" l- “ >h J. E. SPURLING. sub-divdsion SIM X p - X n w i l ' , Morning tinel. Thousands of Mnlne peo­ specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando Florida, and F l o r a ple arc interested in Florida prop, Heights, Florida on Dixie Hioh. erty. Reach them through tin Sentinel.. Rato card on applics___________ STOVES SANFORD STOVE- WORKS—Oil stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, ovens and yictrolns. Your credit is good. Phono 49L-3. 321 First ^ s tr eet.___ _ TIN AND METAI. lvn»K aid, South Georgia’s greatest 5 « c Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates Hnr ? ir w ne’ ^ uyertiss Journal. Herald, Waycross. Georgia. All Sanford Business A ctivities o f importance | *■ Real Estate Automobiles Come on in, the water’s fine!! iou have an opportunity for a few more days to join in with the Urst few privileged purchasers at our new development which will be opened about two weeks hence. The low prices we will offer you now will astonish you. If you are ?-7i0IiK tbe Mriy birds y°u are en­ titled to specinl consideration nnd very low prices. Answer immed­ iately to A. B. C. Sanford Herald Office. FOR SALE—Small homo with three acres of land, 50 orange trees and truck garden. Ideal spot for chickens, electricity and nnd water. water. , ------ , electricity 10 minutes out on hard road. Phone go Graham Vi Ton Truck go Coupo go Touring go Touring go Roadster 1 Fordor Sedan Runnbout i Ton Truck (Cab & Body) i 9 Passenger Suburban bus I Panel Light Truck rland Touring reconditioned, all Miscellaneous For Sale R ESU LTS Real Estate FOR SALE—Pure sugar cane sy­ rup, 65c per gallon in 35 gallon barrels, Pure Sugar House molas­ ses 45c. Pure Cuban 35c.—Davis Wholesale Co., Augusta . Oa. FOR SALK—10 acres celery land, lot 4. Eureka Hammock. Rich­ ard Stephenson, M. D. West lA-banon, Ind. FOR SALE—.5 beautiful bmin lots. A real bargain, $2; ensh. 25 per cent cash, halnm and 2 years. Outside fire lin for quick sale only.—Thrasher Garner. FOR QUICK SALE » ncroj cel cry land, nil tiicd and in higl state of cultivation. Price of lam ^ 100 per acre.—Thrasher & Gai­ ner. Help Wanted WANTED—Couplo to be married riri„puhlni wcd/,inK "t Shrine lircus. Ring, license, ceremony and several hundred dollars w oita or presents frre. AM applications strictly confidential. No on® will know name of coqplo until the ceremony. Apply quick, shrine circus liendquarters, Welaka BlkKcallrond Ave. Phone 617.- Ask for Mr. Quaintnncc. CASH Paid for falso teeth, den­ For Rent tal gold, platinum and discard­ WANTED—Responsible man for ed Jewelry.—Hoko Smelting and local agency, by leading Life Kofinin^ Co., Otsego, Mich. I' OR RENT—5-room bungalow ins. t.o. Address tare of "H ph. 1,1 FOB SALE—One good working just painted and refinidu-d, garage on paved St., good mule; 11 years old. See J. \V. double neighborhood. 315 \V. 1st, City. WANTED—Single colored girl to Flint, Geneva, Fla. {•• T. Field. do house work near Ginderville. Inquire 104 First National Bank This is merely another form of the advertisement which appeared 111 these columns in tho early part of the week. W’c still continue our offer to sell you a few lots Table Hoard in advance of our general an­ nouncement which will ho made shortly before St. Valentine’s Day. Our mnps and blue prints will be ready by next Monday and if you WANT TO BUY—Fla Inquire Herald office will help us at the sale answer Eighty per cent of the crime in promptly to A. II. C. Sanford Her­ this country is committed l,y men ald office. 1 hi)—Work by one or tw­ or boys who have had 110 religious it* young men, handy at any training, snya Albert 15, Hines, di Call or address 9 R . |{ rector of tho Boys’ Club of New York City. Go anywhere. Apartments APARTMENT FOR RENT—C nor Oak and Second Street I’hillip* Building, phone 3. Isost and Found Houses For Rent FOR R EM 'Sninll house, four i rooms, one acre land, garage. I Ginderville. See Frank Tukache. Development has started in 1ropical Pinos.” Prices doublo when improvements are in. ST—Tain-o-ahnnti etween I^t mid 5tl 'sdny inotniiig. I Hynes. TAMPA MORNfNG TRIBUNE— Send In your subscription to tho A perfectly preserved grain of Tribune or hand it to your local Eighty-four per cent of the mo- wheat was found embedded in a denlcT so you enn read Florida’s r vehicles of the world are in Piece of pottery used by a Sussex new|W»Per. One year United Stales. woman 2,600 years ago. It is on » Onionths J400. three months view in the .Municipal Museum a t If you desire $1,000 insur­ Boats Brighton, England. ance policy add 75 cents to your order. Bargain list of rebuilt boats: Prompt. B f f t o U n t DO YOU WANT to buy or sell •—For sale: Pleasure boat Try Smith’s Barber M "o ndvertis® tn 7,- .ft'*f!5 *n.xI8in draft. 4 cylinder W IN TE R H A V E N . FLA. the Gainesvilio Sun.” STEWART’S SUB-DIVISION lied Wing motor, speed II miles Shop for good barber _ v c t e iu x a im a n ‘ IM»VT WISH IT Altamonte Springs per hour. Reasonable price. Con­ tv kst vi 1 1ru nia Ici nT^mrrjTTFe J minor) UH-'.*0-ao-3l THIS 1 A* ,, d ?LAN—Veterinarian. work. Ladies welcome® Two hundred beautiful building struction of the very best. n In * Dolnns \ etinary Remedies. 313 1In. c l u iJ I n r S u n d aEyx,p o nmeonrt,n lr i *m o rU»ue. lots, priecs range $150 to $850. No. 2 Runnbout 24 ft. I ft., Gin. S DIRECTORY 1 c e n t p e r w o rd , m i n im u m 14 .. Next to Valdez. E. Second St„ Sanford. Fla. , e these large lots before you by 1H in. draft. Ford Engine, Don’t buy n lot speed I I miles per hour. A sac­ i-.its A T T K N T IO N — l*„n- buy elsewhere. fo place within easy ...$ 'e g ln n l n if th® * r e a t e * t d o - without n public nlley in the rear. rifice. Built Inst October. e people of Sanford I Building Material In O lo rld ii's h ln if.ry ; a J. N. Westbrooks No. 3. A knockabout 20 ft. 6 in. 1 *0 often needed, in d o l l a r h i g h w a y t o th® Come nnd see me any time. I live MIRACLE Concrete Co. heru and want neighbor* general by 12 in. draft. 2 cylinder Callic, !' Ju » ‘ f i n is h e d ; a t w o Gunnniith list when any xpe. l a r lirldg® a c r o s s K s c a m cement work, sidewalks, buildspeed 12 miles per hour. A liarWILMER STEWART Is required. It is Grnphonolas, Clocks, Sowing ■ ta rte d ; i i u n r t e r m illio n gttin. Ji?* b,,,<?cks. Irrigation boxes. J. K Altamonte Springs. alphabetically for Terwillcger, Machine r a .!’.o u *° u n ,)Br c o n s t r u c Prop. These boats can In* seen at our Rillllons b c l n * s p e n t on 121 Sanford Ave. t r r e a t e s t c h n n c o f o r live We have had such/ n flood of in­ dry dock nt Osteen Bridge at any­ t o tret In (.n ground time. previous small •pace in this lie P o v e l o p m e n t P e p s r t - quiries from the SANFORD BOAT WORKS P e n s a c o l a N ew s advertisements of the last few DIRECTORY days that it might Ik* well to dis­ PHONE continue these advertisements but Sanford Sign Shop Rooms For Rent •III I*.,2nd St. and 1113 Sanford Ave some of our friends have asked u* '('signers nnd painters of SanPhone 630-J TO THE PUBLIC to discontinue the offer for a short FOR RE N T - Rooms with or with l,r‘l 1 distinctive signs. SanTho following named < time at least. If you are interested out meals. Hcn.xonnblc rates >rd Avenue at First Street. in getting in on the ground floor Lincoln House. ed Directory nud pay the Union Scale set by iti our lot proposition answer Phono -I80-W. quiek to A. B. C. Sanford Herald Local No. 1261 of Painters, Dec­ ! AND MOTOR HE. orators nnd Paper Hangers of FINDING. America: Apartment house on First St. — W. R. Pell, F. W. Tempetton, e l e c t r ic s e r v i c e This is a bargain. FO RENT—Two or three f y. 9 ' Roller, C. F. Metcalf, Horace ert Electrical repairs, Jinunez, II. Harrow. R. U Sel­ ^ i, il rooms for light housek Morhlft and drnnUa from a ll .entral Ave. Orlando, Otiarrlc®. Ii<»st of quality and One five-room bungalow, in good 1 ing H I West 3rd Street. lers, Jesse Cook. T. S. Deik, I. S. *v<*rkninnslilp. condition. $500.00 puts you in this f ~— Talbott, T. M. Dunlap and G. W. VfrUo for lat«at dealcna house, RENT -Two rooms and BILES FOR KENT Venable. Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. r. n. tuiixol kitchenette, furnished, 306 Elm *1111for.I, Flnrlil® Five -EL Car. Drive it O. Shinholser. Wo also ask the farm on hard road,1Avenue. p1 1 »'»« NB2. fhiia® 04S now in 1. ('heap anw on easy *----------------Oak and Second St. public to see their puinters have their local card. terms. | One man walking the length of II. Harrow, Pres. I *ho Shenandoah, the United State* 10DJ REPAIRING WIIITK HOUSE INN houses to rent. Come, Government airship, when the enSTEIN Automobile SOTICK us.—Seminole Realty! Rines are not running, changes her ADVERTISING gets results if it 'airing and Rebuilding. AKCIIITECT Tin* ri’Kiilar annual mootln Second Street. '"vel thpee dogreeH. no carefully reaches potential buyers. Pn|jiome. Oak Avenue. tile MlorklioliItTK uf |||,. jj ,, , ~ r ~ « she balanced. After (he shin is Intka Daily New? is circulated In Mi-mb«r i . L 4 Amu*(*m<*ill Co., will lx- lu ll! u "For about t w o n t y h long poies two m-n under way the men can L ? 0-S FOR HIRE an industrial and agricultural sec­ theatre office, claht o'clock, 1 lion® U u lld ln ir ream,” sayu Mr. P. A. Wal­ tion. Fro s krVic E HHy Aloaduy, Keli. 2nd. e L s fnoK,e‘l i d M ' i" ’ 1,8 ‘■ ’•evnlors by their r.Orluniln, I'larlda . ir.1' 1 aul " , distance to the air keep her trim. ker, of Newburg, Ky., "ono H. Ie MII.I.KR. Pres, •Meets all trains. Bag- , , • L. till ITT, Hcc'y. TO REACH BUYERS or selleraTf Dfer. Phone 551. of our family reined lea him Florida real estate ndvcrt'.se in The exquisite painter Ku-t*» UTO TjtIPS ' been Black-Draught, tho the St. Petersburg Times. One cent was of ten reproached l»y an irdtis old reliable. . . . 1 uao it '.* ' ALDER. Day and B. A.SPEIR cent n word daily, two cents a word 1'rimis friend for his lit* of j(||,. Tcoplc who havo perslslrnl, ao Sundays.__________ | noyllm initialing spolbi at tlU:lit, nil. 1 service, for colds, biliousness, sou;* him*. At last he excused and ex Anytime, who Ilirom.li lotiM of V.iliialdo «|, fAKrBNTBR plained himself by saying, “ Yoi stomach nnd Indigestion. I are w. nkclilng tlielr ajHtcms un,l TIIE MORNING JOURNAL is the arc a watermill—a winduiill eni luylliK Ilirlii.it'lv < * f* Opi'M to ll(ttl|;t> rouu 0 WRECKER was subject to headaches accepted want nd medium in I Mrpalilii* nail HeHoitrlln* lllfu tlons. call Mop tlie 1r (IlMr. iliiu: frrind only when the wind blows. Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word ! troul.lo I romplly l.y ,t very slt.it.lj when my liver would get V.t.lrr., 210.1 I’nlmeK® d%tr . I Allen Upward in "Scentud Leave: trcatniviit. i Iu11Urc U.-1 who have an insertion. Minimum 25c. out of order. 1 would linvo from a Chinese Jnr.” hardly lu-en chlu tu l o t at ill f ,r ciiukmIiu.', havo Rotten th.il* full blinding hendnehes a n d even llery, itching eczema, can lie FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando tried1u al,'u,' 1,10 v“ry. first tlaia tio j LTV PARLORS", . . Just couldn't go. I used quickly overcome by applying a niornng Sentinel; largest classi­ mm:t i i !,,\m ) iw ix t Th.* treatment l.t haso.l on a roTiAUuiUi. Mannello little Mentho-Sulphur, declares a fied business, rale lc a word, min­ Point That Havas You m:ul. .1.1.1 PI o , r II>t Ion klti.wil III |>r ul kinds. Rain water a noted skin specialist. Because of imum 21c cash with order. M<m«y® JvU.R 11 New 1>1ten Vci"V lor* t'miai., •Manufactured by Old First National its germ destroying properties, t ik o It t, .......... at r’ • ••»»-I littlalf > itlpht h. foro retiring and I...l.l u hi piling, nhone 245. this sulphur preparation begins at A LITTLE WANT AD in The H»»li| liy Join* thro it fur IV ur 20 around 1 hoHerald will bring you big re­ once to soothe irritated skin and Jon Mviillinvlug It, ivithuut f illov,*t %i \ t c o n iM ^ r p S AND DYERS I l.i '1 ii a n ul In A %e. Ing willi water. Tho prcacrlntlon ^ STEAM PRESSERY heal eruptions such as rush, pim­ sults. Advertise those old articles linn .1 (iixil.io action, Ir . VU-mm 27U * you have stottd nway and have '»fk n specialty. 110 ples and ring worm. /Itu l* mid Irrn hut It iiiil , 1 and It relieved me. It seldom fails to remove tho no use for. A little thirty-cent nd [Avenue, Phone 327-J.* may bring you several dollars. torment nnd and disfigurement, “About eight yeara ngo w hich* a r o 0 t/;,? dl!" L CAFE Chiropodist c-tiiiKl.Inrr, T ho resu lt th it voii nnd you do not have to wait for Phono 148 and a representative my wife got dowu with p b i 7 < r \T E ------------- relief from embarrassment. Im­ will call to see you. u a u a llv s l e e p aa n .Uti.lly a I l.ala, f o o t s p e c ia l is t th e \ . r< hret n. ,-hj, a n d tho S liver and atonm-li trouble. lest in Service nnd Qua! provement quickly shows. Suf■•ill®. Buiilono, In*row‘ jjjjwfi (-oaUUioii yu,..1 i„ a vury .uort . . . Wo tried all week to '» .Nall* Heavy Callterer* from skin trouble should u*t*ii of tire.I aching The longest filibuster speech help her. . . . but she Pre»«r|P‘lon I® highly raeomobtain a small jar of Bowles Men- over nu nihil cuUi.’I.k, r*.. » *.*111 delivered in Congress was l foot lot mi 1‘nliiirltnKIVI' didn’t got any better. Rho hoaraellrsii and hmnchltla in. 1 i, tho-Sulphur from any good drug­ I made by Senator Robert M. La "I. I.. CISf.KU lolrrn r n r e . SI.-.VO. tTy won.I (fill for ehlldroti'n c.iiiaha .«> 1 •••• Per > .< » .■ in. r,ou gist and use it like cold cream. was nauseated and couldn’t well lirew Illilir. , l Follette, of Wisconsin, in 1909 Miaam.i. Ui c r .i 'i p — n o h i r m f . i l ,trt. . I'hone. KUvator 1, 10110tlllc.il, lo o , u.1 th. doa. Is cat or rest. Slio began ' when lie kept the floor for nearly l.o rs — I.OTH on*, t . a - p o o n f u l . j t |3 a a U a t aVl Men are chnngcd to coyotes after 19 consecutive hours, including one Sion il.nvn will put ) uii lii |iii««e**liiii uf taking Black-Draught and g o o d d r u n g l s t j . ,Val; f Ur 1 *U A eliunen In •unke *.*iiie rent i.i.mr), death, the* Indians of the Klamath entire night. He was blocking a In two days she was great­ tribe in Oregon believe, and they K'-KcT ricaT ly Improved aud la a week l'^Iton J. have so opposed the work of the ,IU) ELECTRIC CO. P . slio was up.” government trappers that there When Roman numerals were us­ to Gillon & Platt ARCHITECT (Heal tors) Try Blaelt-Draught. D IS C O V E R Y Everything elcc- arc more coyotes on the Klamain ed, before tho ust* of figures, all 105 Magnolia Ave, Reservation than in any part of calculation was done with the ab­ lhont «22. Electragith tho Northwest. First National Hank Bldg. EX-09 acus. Phone 48 Sanford Florida ‘s [,; v iid n h ~ a n u ~ ^ I^ U P P L IE S ______ JAo? t! GOWAN-^AU kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal W’ork. Wn.er and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Telepnono lH .___________ TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS All makes of typewriters for sale on easy terms, for rent, also , 8UPPhes. Room 9 iiall lilclir® SIS? Hoik County Orange Festival °fficc CUT PRICK TIRES 30x3'/o—Fabric fi.95 30x3!/—C ord.... 37..10 T ubes................. $1.65 Bike Tires............$1.50 F. P. RINKS RHONE 5 IS ■■Bcaxansua. :-t Singer Sewing Machine Co GARDEN HOSE 121/” cent per foot For Few Days J. (i. SHARON Seminole Marble Co. 15a!l Hardware Co IXTH DAVID II. HYEB Headaches Stop Night Coughing This Simple V/a m u tt inn address 1/ MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANSPORTATION CO. sm okers every rOOTBAM nuincrou 1.1 A. — 307 K. Commercial St. ■ JJ MERn'CE STATION. r* Dil, Tires, Accessor* f,w ith a smile. Elm n eatx aa x a a n a n n n n u n o a * Connelly & Sons BRINGING UP FATHER I 5 M O - l T ‘S> A. f in e : d n v : By GEORGE McMANUS 1 5 S A S D -lT is A F IN E DAY! ; DIE FLORIST” ;„ /or a|l occasions. -Hi*-__Plu.ne 260-W i I’RN'rruRE " K.Mrui Eurnitu f» Co,• >>e pay s worth. Phone No. Office in ing Annex. t milk foryoui money Are Not Satisfied Moughton I.icciTT Si Mvikj T obacco Co. ____ � 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, January 29, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 29, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 29, 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/e84084c23ae518f03b4cce9ce1e8fdbe.pdf 32f85b163dfe447f4d7da2a06d3c98b2 PDF Text Text lent Engage* TVo Hours To Decision cecutive Meel [Reviews [organ Case ’ - • to n e ;9 A c t i o n . By Morgan stJ.A.OWenby WASHINGTON, Jon. 28. The Rockefeller family may hove a lot of gasoline, but it did not do Mrs. John D.f Jr., lahyigqfrl here. The automobile In which she wns returning to her hotel from a peace meeting, stalled in the middle of Pennsylvania avenue J.w fn tjy for lack of a quart. . while the driver was trying to find some, Mrs. Rockefeller transferred to a taxicab to con­ tinue to her hotel. A few minutes later the car she hail abandoned was rammed by {sndtMrfmacMqe.. » i j i4 --- :-- ** 3__ j *• ’ • if mmm l o w t’rcdicUbns Made That Several I of Stricken Sections Will Suffer Greatly From Floods For at Least 2 More Weeks Got Rich Quick Townsend Sufferers Aided By Red Cross Relief Work Continues De­ spite Rising Waters in Two South Georgia Counties SAVANNAH, Ga.t Jan. 28—With * drop of two Inches in the flood waters in the vicinity of Townsend recorded today, predictions were made Tuesday night that this and other sorely stricken sections of the state will suffer from tho high waters for a t least two weeks yet. The tug Paulsen, conveyor of re­ lief to the sufferers in the vicinity of Townsend, after taking n^tnrgo of food, was on its wny .buck to Savannah tonight to rcplcmish tho supply. . Red Cross agencies and army of­ ficers are at work at the flood area, distributing food, housing fncilties and advice, ns to sanitary conditions, to the sufferers. With the recession of waters, a mnttcr of weeks, health prohiems share equally with demands for (food and shelter in these communities. At Ncwton( county scat of Baker county, where residences and busi­ ness houses hnve been flooded for more than a week nnd the people driven from the town to higher ground, wn/er is still standing inches deep in the public square. Relief has gone steadily forward nnd there is no actual Inck of food or shelter now, it is reported. Med­ ical officers are there conferring with the town authorities and an edict of compulsory vaccination against typhoid has gone out from the municipal government. Stntc Continues Efforts To City Commission Issues New Break Down Defense o f The Draft of Automobile RcrAccused Rfan While His ulations Repealing Old One Lawyers Bolster Their Case That May Conflict Some Will COOLIDGEtfRGES Conference To Adjust All _ _ ORGANIZATION OF ferences Between : ; Bodies Immediate Revolver Purchased White Is Named MARKETING BODY By Accused Doctor Municipal Judge Views Birmingham Man Declares It Civic Organizations Ask City President Outlines To Leaders at Breakfast Was Accused Man Who Got To Name Lake Boulevard Conference; Expect Other Gun 2 Weeks Before Murder for Soldiers SeminoleCounty Recommendations T o d a y BESSEMER, Ala., Jan. 2 8 Lines wero tightly drawn Tuesday in the trial of Dr. Georgo T. Edwards, charged with playing his wife, the state continuing its apparent effort to tweak down the “introducer story” of the physician while counsel for the accused doctor bolstered the wall of defense. It is expected.that the crux of state’s rasu will hinge about the revolver fount? in the loft of Edward's home. Tho wit­ ness, who discovered it testi­ fied ibiood stains were on it. Hope To Secure Passage Sh Party Lines Forgd Four city ordinances, one of While Debate U. WASHINGTON, which, virtually revises the regu” ASHINGTON, Jan. 28.—Crealations pertaining to operation of f '0" of ? fedf ra! co-operative marMeasure I s H ,IO N . J a n . 28.— motor vehicles cityi of San- M i l ' l l t t \ FboaJ d fto fo,ter. d«velop/ _1 ___ _ I in the • it in n n .n r v il e n lll'n a h a itila ment of the co-operatives heads ford, wero ndopted Monday after­ ]0f A tloriioy G enWASHINGTON, Jan____ Measure By Senator Butler noon a t the regular meeting of the n list of npw recommendations lor a p p o in tm en t to City Commission. Another ordin­ given by President Coolidge by By nn overwhelming mnjorityi Retaining Present Rates l c court occuptetl ance passed makes it unlawful to his agricultural commis/don. the house late Tuesday sent On Religious Publications With the report in his hands In of th e s e n a te in opernte while in an intoxicated the Underwood bill authc ‘ Adopted by Senate Tuesday only a few hours, the president condition or cause to be operated, for m ore ty tm an nutomobile in Sanford nnd sets outlined to congressional lenders ing the lease of Muscle Sh Tuesday b e fo re i t WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-T he as tho miriimum penalty a fine of nt breakfast Tuesday his views on to conference between th |its o p in io n !th a t senate refused Tuesday to climi$100 nnd as tho maximum $200 or the subject and Inter in the day senate and house. In confer^ the senate swung into action on yog one w hich th e Tinto the present preferential mail 00 days imprisonment. dice an effort will be made to Ordinance Number 89, which re­ one of the pending measures en­ adjust the differences over the fd should b e con- r , c’ «I;°wcnl religious, educational scientific nnd philanthropic pubvises traffic regulations nnd sup­ dorsed by the commission, adopt­ cutWe session. » o n " ' ®doptlng by a vote of 51 ersedes other ordinnnccs in effect ing a conference report on the legislation between tho two* * BESSEMER, Ain., Jan. 28.— pcncrnl haa been to JJ nn amendment to the postal requires that all automobiles be Smith-Hock resolution looking to bodies anil report the hill out in i Raymond J. Bisehoff made too The state Tuesdny in the trial of fjudiciary committee pay nnd rntc increase bill by Sen­ driven on the right side of tho a readjustment of freight rates, finished form for a final vote nt much money for investors in his Dr. George T. Edwards chnrgad bre it in public sos- ator Butler, Republican, Massachu­ street. It prohibits “U" turns on thus making it ready for tho pres­ this session. brokerage office. Federal officers with slaying his wife on Dee. 2, I ftitcment relating setts, to retain the present rntc of Houi c conferees were appointed investigated and now Bisehoff is introduced the testimony of Sumuel First nnd Second Streets west of ident’s signature. my which ia dclny- 1 1-1 cents a pound on tho ndverimmediately and it is planned to Other recommendations in tho Sanford Avenue; on First Street on his way from California to an­ Tamiebaum Birmingham pawn­ natLn of justice of request conferees Wednesday, 'J commission’s report, which the 1 8 i'!K scctlons (,f such periodicals. west of Oak Avenue and on Sec­ swer to charges of operating a broker, that n .14 calibre revolver art. which is expected to evoke a con- • president is expected to trnnsmit The vote hnd the effect of re­ "con” game. lie is charged with found in the attic of the Edwards ond Street east of Sanford nnd jitago of President versing thu recommendation of tho robbing C500 persons out of $3,000,­ home wns purchased by tho phy­ west of Onk Avenue. Such turns to congress Wednesday with n troversy on the senate floor. senate conferees friendly to eral of a former senate postoffice committee, which 000 in nn oil swindle. on Sanford brief message urging expeditions theIf Underwood sician two weeks bcfjrc his wife also nro forbidden bill are obtain*!,.It huit him to answer favored a uniform rate for all action, dealt with the turiff, in­ Avenue from First to Fifth Streets. was slain. Solicitor Ben Perry will bo necessary to depart fronfr lenient* about his po­ publications. creased finuncinl aid for state Mho Shall Have Right-of-Way presented the evidence in an evi­ the usual custom of selection. I t _ >nomination, Senator After debate on the bill, which dent attempt to breuk down Dr. •Parking on Oak Avenue between agricultural oxpeifment stations, happens that nil of the conferees ernt, Alabama, went centered about proposed changes and truth in fabrics legislation. First nnd Second Streets nnd pnrEdwards’ story that his wife was in regular line of uppointmont op' o Mr. Stone’s nctivi- in tho zone rntej affecting the ad­ reiterated slain by uu assailant who entered First nnd Second streets nnd nark- The commission .. . , its ear­ posed the bill when it was before el for the estate of vertising sections of publications, lier suggestions for assisting thu "uKKU*tlons nssi .... the senate. the home through a window and ing in front of the fire station i'k Moreno in a suit Senator George, Democrat, Georthat the physician himself w u shot forbidden. All vehicles nppronch- , , m#n, throURh e*i9t,nK W an­ Supporters Object A. Owcnby of Col- gin, urged elimination of all pro­ in the hand by the snmo intruder. ing the point of intersection from .t " 1 a «*nci®" nnd n "*w public land Supporters of the bill object to utcome of which he Another pistol of .38 calibre, the right shull hnve tho right of Vrj**inff P'dicy. their appointment on the ground as “an act of jutli- posed increases in second class which Dr. Edwards says ho used way except First Street from San- i j , 1' [wleral co-operative mar- th a t they could not conscientiously rates and a reduction to those in _ ATLANTA, Jan. 28.—An ndd!Avonnn and »«.i .on J board, ns proposed in tho represent tho senate in conference. in firing three times i.t the intrud­ ford Avenue to Ouk Oak Avenue ^te was in progress, effect in the fisen! year 1919-1920. tionnl railroad entrance into FloriJa er was offered as evidence in the Sanford Avenue from First Street report would enable co-operatives Efforts, so far futile, hnvo boen udiciary committee A vote on his proposal went over wns announced this morning when Grand Jury InvcHliirnting court room. to develop "without governmental made to scttlo the dispute amica­ south to Fifth. the Southern railway completed n lagcmcnts for n sncc- until Wednesday. interference or domination” but bly. Prison Conditions Meets A now set of signals wns adopt­ Elimination of the proposed in­ ... -4 « The pawnbroker testified that pair r f washouts botween liuzleirdnesday at which it A^nin Wednesday; Remus Edwards gave the name of “J. E. ed. These ptovidk <thnt » left would ndopt n "fostering atti­ If necessary, ndvocutcs of the onsidrrntion of the creases in rates would mean ulti­ hurst nnd Lumbcrton and resumed toward them. The commis­ hill are prepared to fight it out qn Is Among People Summoned Williams, and paid |L4 in purchas­ turn shall he announced by extend­ tude” [recommitted to it mate rejection of the entire bill, running trains from Macon to sion said it hnd considered various tho senate floor. Their plan Tues­ ing the left nrm and that the arm ing the .44 enlibre revolver. Refer­ the senate. Most providing also for postal salary in­ Jacksonville via Jeaup. Trouble proposed measures in congress day night was to seek the appoint­ shall he extended upward to her­ ring to his records tho pawnbroker creases. Scnntor Moses, Republi­ continues between Jesup and cted that the attorATLANTA, Ga., Jan . 28.—Re­ dealing with co-operative market­ hud beon 90^1 bo Invited to can, Now Hampshire, declared dur­ Brunswick but these trains arc be­ suming the investigation that re- said . . .that . the. pistol . . , pawn, . ald a stop. No signal is to he ing hut found that no pending bill ment of Senators McKinley, Ulin ols, and Keyes, New Hampshire made before u right turn. From nay his ing the debate, but Senator•fluorge ing. detoured. ■ suited in the indictment acvcJti ,at« > 4 - W b>’ J> A: sundown to sunrise parking Ilghfs "present problems" of ngrirulUjpt Hr-puhl^nm*. and Harrison, M l f Relief Work Satisfactory weeks ago niro of A. E. he Ownbcy case nnd argued that the reduction he pro­ E. Snrtain. Snrtain, furfor THatlToy of Ondonta. consisting of two whittf lights on test upon tho ability of the farm­ iasrppl, Democrat, members of t_. Says Same One Pawned being taken by the posed would tend to increase rath­ mer warden and L. J. Fletcher, to market his goods nt a pro­ senate agriculture committee, as BRUNSWICK, Gn., Jan. 28.— former deputy warden on charges Ko seek a second in­ er than reduce revenue from this The state earlier in the day hnd the front and n red light in the er fit.” the commission recommended senate conferees. rear of the nutomobile are requir­ service. The relief work being carried on Senator Wheeler, of accepting bribes, a federal introduced Rrndlcy as n witness nnd that legislation should follow six If their plan succeeds theso sen­ ontana, in the District Reading the testimony of wit­ under the direction of the United grand jury will meet in special established by his testimony that ed by the new ordinance. Pen­ "general principles, to bo applied ators would ho substituted for nesses before the joint congres­ States army and Red Cross for the session here Wednesday expecting the pistol found in thu Eiiwurds alties of $5 ty $100 and five to Norris, Senators McNaMay Appear sional committe which conducted flood sufferers in South Georgia to develop n new phase in the probe home was tho same one h j had «I0 dnys imprisonment, are provid­ upon voluntary action by commod­ Chairman ity marketing organizations, pro­ ry, Oregon, ami Rmith, South Car­ ed. Jere current Tuesday hearings on the bill, Scnntor Geor­ is going forward satisfactory, of­ of tile Atlanta federal prison. powned. ducers and distributors.” Tho olina. ranking Republican mid Dem­ Suggest Iloulevnrd Name. e would not be averse ge declared 000,000,000 pieces had ficials say. Sheet nnd pillow case, Edwards’ The grand jury had subpoenaed The work is being done in the A request, hearing the signa­ government of the co-operatives, ocratic member: of the committee. at an open session been driven from the second class four prisoners to appear before it bath robe, n furnace shaker, screen tures The senntc conferees would serve of S. B. Wight, of the Wo­ the report said, "except for the with littee decided to 1101:1 service by advances already made fnee of the continued rise of the who oocrs and windows removed from had testified at the time the Chnirmnn McKenzie, Reprevery proper police powers lodged . . . . --,—/ bis iiMigvu ...... ........— , --­ rivers nnd the increase of tho inman’s Club, S. M. Lloyd of the Ibis appearance would in the rates. These would return, the home were exhibited to the with the secretary of agriculture I »entativcs Morin, Pennsylvania and Kiwnnis Club; W. M. Haynes of consideration of the he nrgued, if the rates were re­ undated territory. For tho first' indIctn,cnt!’ wcrt! returncd Among them are George Remus jury over the protest or Attorney the Rotary Club; and L. C. Be- under the Capper-Volstead act.” It ^ uin' Mississippi, ranking Repubiitime in the history of Glynn coun. by the district grand duced. und Democratic members of known ns the Cincinnati "million­ George Ross, for the defense. l*e of the Inttcr fncbout of tho Junior Chamber of ndded, however, that "leadership can Party lines were broken in the ty, it is said, residents in this vi­ aire bootlegger” serving a sentence the house military committee. W. A. Stephens, another stntc and assistance through the au­ it was considered vote on the preferential rate n- cinity have been forced to abandon Commerce, asking that the lakeSenator Norris Tuesduy night de­ that such a session mendment, Senator Simmons, (D), their homes and seek high ground. for violation of the prohibition witness, and a civil engineer, sub­ front boulevard he named Memor­ thority of the government is es­ clined to discuss his attitude on the Enrly Tuesday night the back Inws, and Emmanuel Kessler, New mitted to the jury drawing of the ial Drive in honor of the soldiers sential.” Id or that any action North Carolinu, led the fight for conferee situation but indicated Edwards home prepared at the re­ Reiterating that tho cnttle In­ |nounced by the com- the proposal, which vigorously was waters of tho Altnmnhu river were York City also serving a sentence of Seminole county wns brought ho would object to the de­ 18 inches higher than at tho samct for violation of the prohibition act quest of Solicitor Perry. Tho before the commission. The re­ dustry is suffering through lack of that the rrand jury hnd opposed by Senator Moses. parture from the usual practice, ‘ time yesterday. The water is re­ C. C. Tutcn, who charged the for­ sketch pointed out the blood stains quest wns taken under considera­ tariff protection, the report said Senator McNary said he “would he work. At the de­ and was intended to bolster up the such protection also was needed on glad to he relieved from the confer­ ported to be rising at the rate of mer wnrden with nccupting bribes justice all comment tion. certain oil-bearing products of ence." Scnntor Smith asserted nnd William Harr, of Snvnnnah, state’s theory that the murder was as to the nttitudo to W arrents Taken For an inch nn hour. W. E. White wns appointed plant or animal origin and for thnt if he were tunned as a con­ [the attorney general, The Dixie highway, passing arc the other two prisoners sub­ an 'inside job.” judge of the Sanford Municipal Pointers on Drawing Sketch ihe action obtained by Larceny Charges In through Buffuio swamp is entire­ poenaed. The four men hnve been Court to succeed James G. Sharon certain phases of the dried fruit feree lie would stand up for tho On cross-examination, Stephens who resigned to take the judge-1 industry. estate against Own* ly covered and it is reported that neld in ja il nt Athens, Gu.. whore in',u; tr>- The The commission commission refrninrefrain­ senate bill regardless or his per­ preme court decision Cases Of 2 Shoplifters it will be heavily damaged. An they were removed after the first admitted that investigation officers *hip of tho Seminole County Court od V T n,nk,nK ■Pacific rocom- sonal feelings. gave him "pointers” ns to how the The appointment is effective F i l J I"c2dal,0"S elaware courts in nn eight foot bridge over the litMa grand jury probe. Party Lines Erased to tnri(f> but Warrants charging Lena Tate Buffalo was covered with water lit there subsequent to sketch should lie prepared.” Judgo 1. Prior to that time Judge Shar-! U noverthe,ea» w,,hM *" '** During the two-hour debate over It was said District Attorney and Octnvia Padgett, young wo­ of receivership proand the convict gang wes workin; Clint W. Hager, would seek new G vin admitted the drawing in evi­ on will continue to act a t judge. derstood ns sympathetically recog­ adoption of the rule in the house, Colorado, violated "the men of Orlando, with larceny have to save it. indictments against Mr. Fletcher dence over defense objections. No court wns held Wednesday nizing the need of protecting our party lines were disregarded, tho | principles ofi justice,” been sworn by A. E. Yowell, locnl The flood crest on the Buffalo is nnd Mr. Sartain but the nature of history of Musclo Shoals was re­ Attorney Ross drew from W. It. morning due to the fact that Judge agricultural commodities." m snivi tic would judge mcrchnnt from whose store the not expected for three days. . viewed in detail and tho Underwood Sims', special officer and stnto wit. the charged to be preferred could Sharon is In county court. “conception of the in­ women are alleged to have taken Reports from Everett City were not l>e learned. bill was and defended with ness, that he carried a jury list Streets Ordered Closed. Germany Will Suggest feeling. attacked constitution" by his four dresses shortly before they to the effect that the river there During tho early stages uround with him, in nn effort to An ordinance condemning nnjild wero arrested Saturday night. The that case, was continuing to rise. Provisions find out which of the veniremen shed orv Onk Street in rear of Lot 3 Nation Agreem ent of thu debate it wus demom trnted cy’s duty to his client women are now in the county jail last night reached a large number clearly that tho senate favored summoned for the trial would he five was passed nr.d the owner di­ to do anything in the awaiting action in their cases. of people marooned on a small tending the measure to conference. "good state jurors,” Sims denied rected to removo it within two PARIS, Jnn. 28.—The French The women were docketed for •S2 which denies to the piece of land, and the lootl Red The speaker attempted to get tho that he had been active against the weeks. Another ordinance declar­ Government received Wednesday coded against "due trial in the county court which is Cross is keeping in close toueli with rule adopted by an oral vote hut accused doctor. ed vacated and closed Orange from Berlin reliable information now in session hut whether they "tfic Alabama sen­ the situation. Sims admitted under examina­ Avenue between Magnolia Avenue tending to indiente thnt the Ger­ on objection of Representative ; "No attorney is jus- will he hound over to the circuit Relief parties early tomorrow tion by the defense that the "attic” and Palmetto Avenue and closed man government will within n day Blanton, Democrat, Texas a staid>ng advantage of, of court is yet unknown. In the war­ wll start to visit all inhabited places pistol wns discovered ia Edwards’ Fulton Street from the East line or two, make a move to feel out ing vote was ordered. This remit ■oking, a technicality rants sworn by Mr. Yowell each on the edgu of Buffuio swump. N. T. ( obh and It. G. Davey, h0nie by invetsigating officers aft- of Myrtle to the East line of Onk botli France and Belgium on the was announced ns 181 to 41. Not of the young women is charged stained, would deprive These parties will rescue nn> who were *re elected to membership in the cr ninny person* hnd visited the Avenue and Babbett, formerly Wa­ question of n security pact among satirfied with this, the Texas repre­ I'Ucd on page 2) * with taking merchandise to the may become murooned by the high Sanford sentative requested a roll call but Kiwnnis Club, Wednesday house. The defense attorney indi­ ter Street, from tlie east lino of the three powers. value of $100, which, it is said, waters tonight. , he was unable to get the necessary noon at the regular weekly lunch­ cated that he was laying plans to Myrtlo Avenue to an alley between the Florida law ir grand lar­ number of seconds «nd the roll was From Townsend comes word eon meeting. More than 30 mem­ prove that Edwards was the victim Myrtle filin g Golfers under and Oak Avenues. ceny, an ofTenso within circuit that not called. U. S. V essels To Escort Maj. George W. Price of Fort rather than county court ju r­ Screven who is in charge of the bers of the organization were pres­ of a "frame up” by the officers. A report by tho Fernnld-Iaiwton Speeches favoring the rule to . - bocal Course court ent. hospital, rendered Jnn. 20. declar­ Ships From Shanghai send the bill to conference were isdiction. _ nrmy force co-operating with the Clyde Byrd nnd J. H. Jackson The women were arrested with ed tho disbursements of the insti­ made by Chairman Snell of thu py Afternoon four dresses, saiil to have come Red Cross authorities, in that ter- were appointed members of the tution during the pqst year have WASHINGTON. Jan. 28—Amer­ rules committee, Representative titory, has been touring the area Kiwnnis Welfare committee and the Speer & Company, in been $21,150 while the receipts ican vessels in Shanghai watera Garrett, the Democratic leader; this section’s leading from their possession while a search of affected by the floods for a radius will represent the club in its rela­ were stated nt $24335.85 which have hen ordered to escort Amer­ Representative Almon, Democrat, WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.—Rec­ "all tec olf in an 18- their of 25 miles. Over the tclcphono tions with other organizations in nutomobile is declared to leaves a baiunce on hand of ap­ ican or British ships which de­ who represents tho Muscle Shoals ommendations of President Cool°n th> Sanford links revealed four more, the prop­ late today he is reported to have community welfare work. idge’s agricultural commission were proximately $700. The city treas­ sire to leave Shunghui in the night district; Byrnx, Democrat, Tennes­ Iwrnoon at 2 o’clock, have indicated that further supplies The "Sunshine Kiddies," a juve­ erty of the Yowell company. They urer wns directed to turn over to even in the face of guns of Woo see; Hill. Republican, Maryland; r* “r* tieing mado for also arc wanted in Orlando, it is would he necessary before the end nile troun that is playing this week made public. the hospital as quickly as possl- Sung fort commanded by General Ciurrett, Democrat, Texas; Upshaw, The Underwood bill for private **7 which is expected said, on a similar charge. of the week. at the Milanc Theater were guests leasing of Muscle Shoals wns sent (Continuvd on pugc 2) Wnng. , Democrat, Georgia: Hill and All­ * Play. of the club and provided the enter­ to conference by the house. good, DsiVtuCiuU, Alabama. *** the Inrnl profes• tainment fcatur: of the program. Republicans called a cau­ Opposition was supported by with Kerrigan, of There nre 10 children in the troup, cusHouse for Feb. 27 to select candidates Representatives HIU, Republican, ■Wrist Hill Clark, nr­ ranging in age from about 5 to 13 for speaker nnd floor leader. Iowa; Laguardia, Republican. Ntfw * can ford course nnd years. Attorney General Stone’s nomi­ York; Blanton. Democrat, Texaj; •°D. Professional of Or­ Visitors introduced to the club nation Huddlejton, Democrat, A l a b a m a ; to ho an associate justice of were B. L. Malthie, mayor of At- the supreme court was dcbntcil in Davey, Democrat, Ohio; Simmons, **. ie'provcd greatly cd against ratification of the pro­ tamonte Springs;- J. It. Hutchins, the senate. CHICAGO. Jan. 28.—Beaten Republican, Nebraska. GREENSBORO. N, C., Jan. 28.— gram of cxpunaoi* of tho coinpa »t week. For various president of the chamber of com­ posed child labor amendment, 30 in legislatures or by referen The house passed the appropria­ The second day of the Hailey Bro ny nnd attempted to show much “PPtarcd. that he had merce of Altamonte Springs; W. tion to 19. dum in thirteen states, the hill carrying funds for the de­ thers case hare in which 41 defend­ of the funds of the company were . 10 ,hlt his stride. lie 1). Hof man, Sanford; J. Putnam partments of state, justice, com­ ants child labor amendment to the are charged with a conspiracy expended in sound and business­ Chile N aval O fficers •^aching the peak of Stevens, of Portland, Me., past TOPEKA, Kona, Jan. 28.—The federal constitution has vir­ merce and labor. to defraud through use of >tlie like methods while incorporating Reach A Compromise ■'fes those who turn Kan: as state senato by a vote of imperial potentate of the Shrine tually been defeated. Representatives of a number of mulls for forwarding advertising into the activities of thH plant the - match the best of his nnd H. M. Tittle, of Springfield, O, 30 to 9, into Tuesday adopted a Advcreo nction_ in thirteen churches aputareil b 'ore the house matter in connection with adver­ manufacture of cigarettes. The Partner, Kcrrgun, has . SANTIAGO, Chili, Jan. 28.— A! house concurrent resolution reject­ Members present were: rendered it impossible foeijfn nfTnirs committee to urge tising stock, came to n close after defense spent much time in efforts committee v, I* Horda for some' states of naval officers at Val­ E. D. Brownlee, R. H. Berg. L. C. ing the proposed federal child la­ for necessary ratification by the four government witnesses hml un­ to establish the reputation of the paraiso approved American participation in f.i teamed with Dow an agreement bor amendment. Under a point of DeBout, C. A. Byrd, B. D. Caswell, world court. three-fourths of the 48 states dergone examination. defunct corporation as a sound and reached betwen former foreign Vr„ ,,f the local playorder no consideration was allow­ R. B. Chapman, T. L Dumas, G. unless some opposed to ratifi­ . Indications pointed to several M. Haynes, feature witness of growing business. jnwment to bo held in minister Augustin Edwards un.l ed of two senate resolutions pro­ A. DeCotcs, W. S. Entzmingej', | cj,arig,es jn jjt,y positions at the theIt. day, cation, vote to reconsider. No who is vico-president of L. C. McKuughn, referee in bank­ army officers who overthrew tho InjUl-*00," and in which posing submiasion of the question move in that direction ha.* been * ‘ * in addition the Wachovin Bank and I Trust ruptcy for Huiley Brothers, was r aJy known golfers Friday. The agrees to the voters for ratification. Attorney Gen- Company, of Winston halem, wan placed on the stand toward the government made. ment declared Arturo Alrssandia, quo tinned for nearly four hours close of the day he gave sta i 1wh‘> la,t the country last SepU mSl|," ? of Clark and Da. - and - r -----------------; APPOINTED l’OSTMASTER |e the house Tuesday. The government ques­ tistics in .......... COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 28.—Ohio snown to followers regard to the money real- ber to be constitutional nreiidont ton, J. G. Michaels, II. II. McCas- military committee that President tioned tho witness in regard to the t ‘n Sanfonl. Tuesday refused to ratify the redized from sale of physical assets | of Chile, WASHINGTON, Jnn. 28— Wil­ lin, G .B. McKay, G. E. McCall. A. child labor amendment when bur C. Russell, was nominated to­ R. Piatt, A. K. Rosscttcr, L. B. Coolidge was opposed to the bill for finances of the bankrupt company of Bailey Brother* showing that >lf n„K#Wly ,°r8anlzed ernl unification of the army and navy of Bailey Brothers for whom the a total of 1570,577310 were the pro­ * under whose tho house of representatives de­ day as postmaster of Ft. Pierce, Steele, J. G. Sharon, E. G. Smith. sir services. MARKETS Hank of th*- wltners wa? tho finan­ ceeds of the sale and that liabili­ feated the joint resolution propos­ Final congressional action was cial agent and numerous fcportn on ties of $711,000 were listed in the ing ratification. The vote was Jo| Ha. o , S d that a» many Daytona—$100,000 paving con­ taken by the senate on passage) of th<? firm’s conditions were* exam­ petition of bankruptcy as appraLifor ratification to 90 opposed. CHICAGO, Jan. 28.—Wheat* t ex?r « J .l a s e o tb“ Jacksonville—Main Street Bap­ tract awarded for new 4.000 acre the Smith-IIoch resolution, looking ined. |(, ., ( ed. ‘ May 1.90H to 2.00; July 1.7U to t *h« . . . lb*-‘ir consubdivision in western part of ultimately to a readjustment of The defense in cross-examina­ Tho hearings will probably con- L70ts; Corn: May, 1.30** to , BISMARCK, N. D-. ■ J «n; 2*- ~T tist church to launch $150,900 city. freight rates. . , tion went Into the details of a pro- tinuc (or two or thf$q ynfvLf, • . . „ LW '* i V‘ Wi >b>, 60!i North Dakota senate Tuesday vot- building program. 6 0 i, . IN POSTAL BILL a FEDERAL PRISON PROBEMAYBRING OUT NEW PHASES Kiwanians E l e c t Two New Members At Meeting Today Washington News Child Labor Amendment To Federal) Constitution Appears To Be Beaten Four Witnesses For Government Examined Tuesday In Bailey Case [ l ’y Jr, if~ x /: �THE SArtFORP IlBttALP, TUESDAY, JANtlAft — ' ' money Promoters of Sanford’s Finest Subdivision ;. .* ..;..;. <••:••;••{••>v •>•(•%••><••> •X K * * * « X ”X * •-fr<••!•■?••>•!•>•'.■*+■(•■&+*• " ' * ■,v v •>v ■!•v ♦ v > w ti* vy9,^g4 ;■.*•aa , �v*ihThtM hfr TlhiV with out [ QUESTIONED IN Play, Presented By O P E N SESSION HighSchoolAIumni SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 28. — Expcrimcnts conducted b y_ the army have demonstrated th a t •mckclcss powder may be stored under water in cold mountain lakea without deterioration, it was announced here recently a t headquarters of the Ninth Corps ArC1 This, It- was said, probably .will .'piVwde a method of storing large, quantities of,)powdcr without danwni« Af Hnt aw nvnlnsinti Thn rein, 1 (Continued from page 1) Daddyi” a delightful .three-act the humblest citizen of the right piny was presented Tuesday night to nppenr in court nnd be heard at the Sanford High School for m reply to the complaint Hied the benefit of the Salmagundi, mrninst Mm.” the high school year book. The Says Technicality Invoked cast was composed of alumni and . Scnntor Heflin contended such numbers of the faculty, u technicality" hml 'been invoked . to prevent Ownbjy from being A sm ,, 1 a R3Eec,“Dve nudiheard iin hit- otvn defense in t h o '4.11™, l»r,,lloUnced.tiio pjay one n f Delaware action when he failed to •! ° '*2 1 1,niati!U’'. Productions given nroduce u t,om! of #300,000 fixed. ht>rV f"r t,n?c* „Tl& by a court, and that his subsequent1Pu rl'1 "'l’re }a,Hon P?,r,01* ?.% $ failure to answer was used to ob-1 5/13 ns *0a father-and Alisa Naomi tuin an afiirmattion of t h » decision Scoggan as his ^difbulnn^c. daugbby d^fsolt in the supreme court. , 4tr’ weJ* exceptionally good. Mfas “ Colo.iitl Ownbey was called,” he Gerry Muriel as Hu?. mother, Vie- | assorted, “an.I then was denied a tnr McUmlin ns the young doc- | hearing by the court which called tor and Miss Lucille Echols ns the j him htxnuse he couldn’t nils.* si* ter pursuing ill health, also cM- J O00 to tiny a permit to ho cited much praise for their perfor- I heard. The technicality wan m is-; mnnee. ed under an obsolete statute known, Music for the evening was fiirn-T the 'Cm,tom of London’ Imt • ished by the high school orchta-! wnieh had boon annulled in the t™ with special numbers by John •I n ritish courts 10 years before. Schirnrd. Ilctween acts Mm. J. !| No b>n«l was required o. the \\\ Humes gave several readings ! Morgan heirs when they attach -.1, f. nm Kd(rar 0ue.tt and Mrs. W. S. I ^ P° , S J , , ? l ° n.Cl, i °Wr Kave a vocal selection. J > o o^.e. domed he had the testiMember* 0f tho cast were* irony nec.-s-aty to disprove the alSJrexson Brown |f , t E \u I legations ret out hi the complaint m " . n v.rn ’ qJ. J L L hi i HORIZONTAL. * 'V—revenue 21—out of dale V C— to Anvri* 25— press for , S ’, . can presi* payment . , . . ib*nt 2G>—tool for ' 1 ID—container boring ? • J1~ p«.nt holes i j 12— undcfiled 28—affoetion* > 14—collections ate f , ig — c o n v e n tio n - ; VERTICAL. Southern 10—cures state 21— witticism (abbr.) 22— South 3— top American 4— burden mountain 5— put forth range 23— relwh In energy 6— tiquunUcr 21— fcmala 2 !)— t u r n 7— tardy sheep nickname 25— accom­ 31—human be- 8— for a rela­ ing plished 27—supports 32—weapon tive 8—a mystic 23—a fairy 31— perrons to ejaculation spirit whom of the money la 30—country Hindus (Lat.) paid 13— river 31— a parent 35—-of a red(Span.) 33—point of dish or yel15—-ever compass lowlsh(poet.) brown color ’ u al tprffl of ‘ gV respectful 1 • address to .. men i ; i ? —kmall mound of •nnd * 18—not the • •same 20— n«>cturaal flyiog mammal * 7 t. ' ;‘.v * Herewith is solution to Puzzle b , No. 81. — rtTi Q u i D R e A R • 1 as ■ j M A Y| D O G* R A A V L 1 P. \ l£ L ;( M 0 : m e O E J p E T Y M P R i O T S iL E| i E Jf-A L Y E D o c w A P-l D A G M K Ft u i *tsU J L * ’ f R. O n ] l o M E N /V1r ' i Y 5 L A w 5 a | Okj i> > /v O A M E LD y] A E 5 T Nm is YJ c ¥ s w Is 2— A W o rd T o N ew F an s. _The numbers indicate the be­ ginning of a word; the shaded stops indicate the end. In the horizontal column are listed synonyms for the words which fit crocswise from the numbers to the first shaded Etop to the right. In the vertical column are listed synonyms to the words which fit downward, from tho numbers to the first shaded spot below. Co over tho Iist3 rapidly and fill in all the words you feel sure about. They will givo you dues to the other words. High School Knights Fight To Draw For The Affection Of Pretty Miss •* ’ cry was r.i i-til for mi «* *i m can estate had oCerod 81,250.000 for property of the defendant which it aubswWenily bid in at n legal sale for 841,000. The discussion did not end until Senator Willis, Republican, Ohio, temporarily occupying the chair, ruled in favor of i everni point* of ordoi* nenlrrst a speech in reply to to Senator Hef’in by Senator S ter­ ling. Republican. ) South Dakota, chairman nf the judicinry sub,-com­ mittee which first considered the Stone nomination. Senator Dill, Democrat. Wash­ ington, asserted after the ruling bad been made that it was time for tho senate to "get in step with the public’’ and eliminate some of the secrecy of government business. He pointed nut that, while the sen­ ate Monday was arguing about maintaining the secrecy of its ex­ ecutive sessions, President Coolidge hud broadcast to the country by radio a businesc meeting of the executive departments. CHANGES iMADF. I N CITY CODE OF AUTO LAWS (Continued from page 1) He the remaining amount of last year's allowance to the hospital. At the request of property own­ ers on High Street for paving from Bark Avenue to French Avenue, the city engineer was directed to proceed with the preliminary work a t once. Sidewalk requests were approved for Elm Avenue and luiun l ».Avenue. m «w m • ---------- ^ ^ f # r i « ' ------- Nellie Brown, her daughter, n debutante. Miss Naomi Scoggan. Mrs. Chester. Mr. Brown’s sis­ ter, pursuing ill-health at homo, M is Lucille Echols. Jane, the Brown’s cook, Mias Evelyn Harrow. Synopsis of Scenes: Act I—Mr. Brown’s Study. ( j Act II, Mrs. Chester’s drawing room. Act III, Mr. Brown’s study again. Six weeks are supposed to elapse between the second and third acta. CHRIS-SMITH BOATS TH E FAMOUS BELLE ISLE BEAR CATS W The Rippling W aters of Inland L ak es—the M urm uring o f the St. John'i W hich Holds its Lure for You? Two automobiles, one of which is said to have belonged to the Hutton Construction company,1 collided at Bart Avenue nnd T hlr-1 teenth Street Wednesday afternoon according to a report made to the Sanford police department. Nb one was injured in the accident neither were any charge docketed, it is said. The Hutton company, however, declared that they had no knowledge of the accident and,1 it is understood, the name of th e ' owner of the other automobile* is unknown to the polite. --------------------------t,| WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.—Presi­ dent Coolidga headed a list of speakers at the opening session Wednesday of th» foreign missions conference of North America de.crihefl by attending heads of the Christian Missionary forces througnut the world ns the iiim^ in r American men and women, representative gathering of mis­ •unit guard constantly against | sionary interests sfnee the Edin­ kidney trouble because we often burgh conference. eat loo much rich food. Our blood Brndenton—Actual construction Is filled with acids which the kid­ neys strive to filter out; they nf $1,0(10,000 stnt ■highway bridge weaken from overwork, become t connecting this city and Palmetto sluggish, the eliminative tissues to start at once. ilog and the result a general de­ cline in health. When your kidneyi feet like S la te W eather, Crofe Frenchm an M arried to lumps of lend; your bark hurls or Conditions Are (liven Gloria Swanson Today the urine is cloudy, full of sedi­ ment, or you are oblidgcd to seek relief two or three limes during WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. — j the night; if you suffer with sick} W aili-f mid crop conditions of headache, qe dizzy, nervous spells, ITi i ' i were summarized by the acid stomach or if you have rhciiib'onrtment of agriculture today.1 mati nv when ll)ti weather is bad. W o,I: advanced in weal but the i !>egin drip king, bits of good soft L ■vhml* are still wet. Damaging water and get from your pharm­ ra*. in southeast, but showers acist about four ounces of Jad lvncfitH Home uplands of the •Salts. Take a tublespoonful in a jV r'n iln. A mild tem perature A fungus' disease is proving a glass of water before breakfast for and raolst soil stimulated truck menace to gold fish in California few days and your kidneys may r Orui tr n r, and oats and straw- and may spread to fish in other athen net fine. I t :ii\. but unfavorable t>» celery states. This famous salts is made from or I lettu.-c. Potato plniilitig lie-; the acid of grape* nnd lemon juice, gart in west where most of the combined with lithia, and has been r'p ;i planted ‘ in the peninsula ^ used for years to help flush and ■milch t<V) early. Tobacco plant* t diinulute dogged kidneys, to neut­ d M’g Wtdl. C.’itrtl- :h irm en ls| ralize the acids in the system so .w .tc active with aoaic dropping they no longer tiro a source of ir­ i 1 rt d. Hu whig foi cam and ritation, thus often relieving blad­ c ,.i advani “I in the w est.' Dry der disorders. cncl vrealhyr needed generally. Jed imlts is inexpensive; can not injure, makes a delight fill offer­ ee-cent lithin-wutcr drink and he' longs in every home, because iioM e r c u r y A t .> A b o v e NEW YORK, Jan. 28.— Bolder weather nnd the thermometer fall­ ing to between three und five deloee. nbovo zero Wednesday w as, the early prediction of the New York weather observer. Later in the day mercury 1* expected to 50 Cross W ord Puzzles rise to about 20 degree bringing some relief from Icy winds sweep­ $l.:ta Postpaid ing the middle Atlantic and New ■ \ complete book England states Tuesday. More _ _ ___ A of 50 puzzivw snow and higher temperatures are bound with utexpected Thursday. : traciv o h a r d Throughout New York State nnd f .over, including the ea. t, cold fingers of winter , d 11 ' ’enus Pencil. gripped town.! and cities. Many point* ip noitju.rji section of the T ir " s r , • ' state ■fn-' reported below zero. r.f •- V ’ Spend evenings PhiUdolpfti;* lu. t night reported iV flj* profitably fey th« wovrt blizznril'.of thex winter. - r 'i j i S r .'w ’l j Improving your * j mind, insmicGreek Troops Beat [ *'* tive-educationnl. T h e s e croBS B ulgar In h ab itan ts w o r d puzzles SOFIA. Jun. 28.—Two villages will ndd countless words to your inhabited by Bulgarians on Greek vocabulary. Order NOW and be side of the frontier have*been turconvinced! Send your order at ruunded by troops of police and once. Thu first volume will surely inhabitants were severely beaten. make you a fan and get you ready Some were driven into the interior for the next scries. Send money because of alleged killing of two order, express or cashier’s draft. Greeks near tlu* border, according Wc Will ship COI) if you desire und to tw0 refugees arriving a l Nev charge you the postage. Kbkop. SPECIAL OFFER. ..We will send, postpaid Series l —2—3 f t . ofl Plant City- Local growers reDAilWAL COItP. Dept. A .1113 ceive $14,000 froni 3-dny berry 170*1 Broadway, New York, N. Y, shipments. difference whether the powder is stored In sea w ater oi» fresh Wat­ er. “Three types of powder have been used in tho under-water stor- ,.rj ago experiment. Powder for 75- *1, mm, 155-mm nnd 12-iuch guns was m ”, placed in specially prepared box- ' es provided with numerous opening ' to nllow free circulation of wat- jne el. and immersed in tho lake to a „tra depth of about three fc«t: Fn- that purposes of .comparison an equal an,i amount of each kind ,pj powucr • ship was stored in. a ningi^lnc. . ,.A t the, GET OFF TH E ROAD Autos Collide At Thirteenth and Park C oolidge-Speaker Afr-M ission Conference stant low temperature maintained under the w ater retards the decomposition of the powder which normally would .take place if it were stored in magazines and thus is expected to nct*jpliy increase its life by probably ten years, “ Powder which has been In zturago for several years under water," said the statement, “can bfl given a simple drying • treatmfent and fired in the gun for tvliinh 'll: Wild DfilflfinllV T*Ratf «... —* W ater is always alluring—its presents boundless op­ portunities fo r pleasure and in itself is a never-ceasing attractio n to the eye and im agination. And it provides healthful recreation and the most absorbing pleasures a t one’s home-door. You are welcome to call a t our office a t the Osteen Bridge and chat awhile—of the boats you’ve had—or w ant to have. If you a re the least interested we will be glad to talk with you; no m atter w hat kind of c ra ft you w ant, we will help you find it, be it a sloop, a cruiser or a speedy runabout. Drop> u a,*(iline, or call -it# us—if it’s boats you w ant to talk if nt 'ii* t*ir* • "i *Mii iiii»» •**> . . //in# Ha, « • i* y >■» f-j»■.ji*’.' * in# jj about. > v * "7> W atch Our Ilargain List c f Rebuilt Bouts in T he Herald SANFORD BOAT WORKS Boat Building and Repair Work of AH Kinds ***> Inducements are held out to the man of limited me to purchase in this subdivision. Lots can be bought With balance payable monthly the chance ot The Suburb of Opportunity N. H. GARNER,-Developer i �Wizard Railroad lja H v /n W U J U t issued iDespiie Yerit Sokide In Nathan tr Caae; Slater Swears er KiBed Her Brother 3V1LLG, A!g« Jan. 28.— a coroner’s jury has re­ verdict of suicide in the Nathan Painter, whose found by firemen fighting nt house blase, a w arrant bis* w orn' mute,' Frank with murder ba* been ia- ik m r r ^ h m i n 11D U Airplane1 PAM S, J a m ^ n ^ - A c t a n t Flo- b /jSd&Ufi to the cilr.Viri r0i' the — Lcnc Mountain Coins- MarkingVafoT o f Notith’sSoldfcrs, JiTjV. Ml ', Mndc a t Philadelphia Mint entin Bonnet, “fu ttit van in tta world,” wu cpraptotejr knocked out knd uncondclotaa for fully 20 “ eppda during hia record breaking trial at Istrea, Dec. 11, when count of nine. •u'i|*bct KJlta _yns not hit a* h;nd its. I v?su duruat my tctunVzzwd bonnet, *1 :• _ ou. .or 20 seconds. You, I'll urt-tvstt in»»m T rT * r no i^ L A U E u P U IA , Jan. 26. — doing began la*t week a t the \UadeIphiii Mint of Uhe Stone oaftinin half d o lla r, 'cornmcmt, , t ,h ■ the'Confederacy0nnd*<the°carv3 vet t b ^ G L r i f a MoiSwi;n ?rf The ue5 coins, from dc.lxna «ub- tr*vmiln« through the air a t the Dempsey lri hla be*: hitting'fo.-m rate of 448.170 kilometers per hour 0ovt?r H.nKk any ow> *;.ih a blow »c wreated the world's champion- M I on tin.- jaw,- he added. *hiP from the American, Liouten- tfutnri. d, his lHemtn asked for ank A. J. WIHUtnx. an explanation, Bonnot, a modest retiring chap, “Well, I forgot myself on,l never said a word about It until a . atuck my head put from behind f ew d*y* l*ter In P ans, while t j,0 wii«cUhtcUl before taking a j M f . 1 boxing contest be- turil uml the vHiu! pi»Mun> ^ rik SS*" ‘"8 me against the aide of the W’e haTg carts and repairs for the old ones on k la ! ue lunik your order for a new one or repair the old INCORPORATED Phone 233- body was found and rith tne murder but later *hen Coroner J. A. Mcr enounced Painter’s death jfccmen found Painter’s i the throat slashed f*w»* r, floating in about twq raterr A basin tap was I running full force uua of Palmer's room locked outside. ring Knife Found t, UeltdVed to be of incenkin, had heen started on u floor, the same floor Iter’s room was on. The [ a 10 room rambling L, almost totally deatroyLg knife the property <Jf was found In Painter’s l had been recently whetLas :harpened to a razor Lies of the physical evi|nt to Sawyer, Investigat­ ive:! say. Ih at the Toom In which V,o<iy was found was lockC he outside. The key ■the lock. ■ the facts show that fc ro a t wa: cut from right Kitead of left to right, K e the natural thing for Y painter wan right­ S. Davies Warfield, president of the Seaboard Air I.ino Railroad, lar" beneath. whose dream .if u cross-state road in Florida Hiding the coasts, was Incised on the observe tide realized Sunday with the formal of the cuad in the soutiiern part of the initials of the i culptor, "C the state. A big celebration participated in by Mr. Warfield and Gov. John W. Martin, marked the operation of the first train across the now ODDS AGAINST read. CATTLE THIEVES BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 28.—The pnlhe authorities of Santiago del Estero nre planning to use air­ planes in the pursuit of cattle thieves in that province of North Argentina. Cattle stealing there made easy by the lock of roads to Kelly rose. The wan too much. und the impossibility of rapid pur­ or- V^bat was it, a buy or a girl? suit over extensive uninhabited dis­ ., “ What’s it al! about?'* he fhout- tricts. l y the water tap war, left E i puzzled investigator;!. H nitrer intended to de■ bddy and cover up the ■ fire It woujd hardly be ■ that he would leave a ft running full forW, the I point out. Buarrtled Often ■ndolph, the siiter of meclares Sawyor and her ■ere constantly quarrel- him tJ ithJi,-. Shapiro appeared, smiling, iter “ It’:! nhout four,” he replied, uin-' Kelly’s quick smile canto buck, ous Matter3 were explained. Instead J«f ono ho hqd four of them—two the | boya and two girls. * be. Solves a I'mldcm. LchThe arrival of the job lot of Dr. small humanity also solved a vexCJ- ing problem which Jiad rankled in Ihe Mrn. .Kelly’s mind. Should 'the arrival bj called Catherine or J.wtho oph, with tla alternative of Sarah elly or Edward ? Now there was no need to worry. Sha could use them all. doThe news made, its way to £ho Grand Atomic |>olicc station nearcall by, as news always doer, and ihe good captain there dispatched a mounted courier to tlvp Kelly home the j at 720 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, air- with the following nuuaa&c: “ More power to the Irish KellyB.’’ low Dr. Shapiro took the four bunwas dies of life to the Jewish Hospital de- This is the fifth visit of the stork :r. to the Kellys. Mrs. Kelly is r«ior - 1maining at home to care for the It’s four ether young Kellys. llice have not yet estnblotive for the crime. Neith r nor Painter had any con[ amount of money and n textile workers of or­ gans. [, when he is charged open ke crime, merely stares at kr; and grins. He is ap[unworried. 1 neither admit the murdeny it and has made no lard engaging an attorney I him. Is Honeymoon il White His Is At School INGHAM, Ala., Jan. 28 — l Thomu< is upending his pe honeymoon in iuil. Bite is spending her’s at ■ma State Girl’s Training [nd loved and wooed a Mbs Willie Mae White, 18. I confined in the training Mel there wasn’t any little k n state school going to with Raymond and Willie &’ rtole .Miss W’hite from pe higli barbed wire fence prrounds the school and [her. Virginia Mayfield, of the Domestic Relations, didn't [sume way ubout it that •lid. fed Ray $.r>0. He didn’t [money and the judge orto jail. Hia young wife jm and said good-by for M the gates clanged shut. I'moons must be nice," smomi, “but back of the $ so good." / CUt-flutt? view of Flor\ence burner, showing >how flame is focused i on the cooking vessel. Grizzly Reappears In California A fter Years of Absence D13KH1I ■■■■■{[■ ■■■311 ■■■■■■■ Good 3-room Bungalow furnished atvd five ucrvH located on paved road about four ini!in out. Price $1 jiOO. $2,300 cash, balance to suit. Lot on Sanford near 13th. Price $1,200, $200 cash.. Uakutce 225 monthly. Corner lot Ifitli and Palmetto paved two Hides. Price $1,250. Tcrimi $100 cash und balance to suit, ronsts and linked things from being burned on the bottom . T h e Florence is a heanty, aJid iLs beauty is not skin-deep, for it is n quality product all the w ay through. D o n ’t put off going do th e store to sec the Florence in action. T h is oil range w ith the fo o u m i heat should m ean m uch to you iu the h o t sum m er days to come. City Block between 12th and 13th Streets, paved three olden. It) Iota in block. SX..H)0. TerniH. $1,300 cash, balance arranged. H aggard & Company First National Dank llldg. PHONE 72 A hill has been brought up in the Danish Parliament by Minist­ er of Justice Steincke which would authorize doctors under certain conditions to take the life of a person who was hopelessly ill and who desired it. without incurring punishment. This according to the old law was designated as man­ slaughter or ninnlcr. F l o r e n c e S t o v e C o m p a n y Atlanta Office: 110 Marietta Street. Atlanta. Ga. Telephone: Ivy S4!S . M altri of Florenct (Hi Iiauatt, Hartnct Owns,Florence H'u/ir Utoltrt and Florence Oil UeaUn quick cooking but econom y of Automobile accidents, drownings and falls nre the only causes of accidental deaths exueediog in number the ones due to fire. Plane Carries n and P atients FRANCISCO, Jan. 28. — 'y is extending its air ,e “Ervice and has design!* that will carry at least ient.1, n surgeon and u pias announced recently at ield liere. niy has in commission nt >n atrial ambulance that i two patients and a surgfkhtion to the pilot. The Lo constructed that it is pnl and unload patients, pin sits in the center be­ ll* Patients, and by the F*tj can move them backI forward. Thus he is cnl^ c h any part of « pnf°y. to adjust bandages Pj*ter medicine, p i ^ospltaj plane is calrt*e,f6 ihtu and is avails*rvico at a moment’s ho- hive thousand young Christmas frees will ho contributed by the New York Stnte College of For­ estry nt Syracuse University to each county in the State of New York that will estculinh a Christ­ mas tree farm. Every One nt n Bargain on Euay Term.t Oak Hill—Pine Crest—Woodruff Subdivision We are agents fur these subdivisions a|ul have some good buys jn each THREE LOTS ON SANFORD HEIGHTS / CLOSE IN y SHOO each There must be something in thojE soL of Iowa and Nebraska condu- * sive to the ilevtlonjuent of wrestlers, as those States have produc- J ed the majority «f the mat cham-|w pions for many years past. ^ S Realtors Florida and Western Meats 410 Sanford Avc. Phone Cl l-W 202 First Siroet in A ppearance— Wonderful Ileatinpr Facilities Come in am i Ask to Hce N eal Phono lift [‘n*t to aviation headquarbnitod States was the “n to begin the transporthc sick and wounded by dentist advises nil men " -'ting marriage to choose ■ i!t>‘ high insteps. B a li SPECIAL PRICES b and Fire Place Wood . Gut to Suit ford delivered Really Company B U f e t f 29£ « 2 PHONE 5|rt. «■■■»«■ ■»« Hardware Company T r ®xclusive Amenta I-or Flr.roncp 8 tovc« FIRS'!’ STREET ■'■■Bi* ■ nr«a«iin«(C jiuxtH 3«iT B G -!jiix*402iiC gB jaoB auH t Jtsi* ct.cx a iM ascgaoaaunM kuauaH U b jp a « u a a a « u a H u a a n u iH B H a B a a H u a A ' �• •• nr ------------------- --- ------------ ------------------------ n “It ray men liked, tftev. could T IU U 4 better work and th e avoidance *by 1J once said to Robert Owen, w ho r ^ d -Thnn r t h l V ?,Wner f ‘ And a New Empire Meet Florida pay them £5,000 a year to do I t? ” a « a \ y w h y (Lo n * you Crop, 810,000 An Acre essen ce o f profit o h ir in g It is sim ply a case o f payimr v o iir m in 2 a nutahell. Masnolla Avrnnr Phoae I4R BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyright IBM) m ake more money, whereby* b S h l m muhe,p y ? u to ■ vnscturnos n v rcs : Y*ar„..f7.00 gix Month* ...11.60 sa y s: “I have hitherto made, sa y 8 % ^ t L T h ? ,e?,p,oy^ illvertd In City l>y Carrier, per This is written on the first train pltal lavested that ... ICe. Weekly Edition 1X00 in m y business. There is, h o w w e r t r S l ^ ever crossed Florida, from Tamr. ing o f w aste, and if you will do it .room tor the sav" AVcst to East. Running in four sec­ [„ ■ i n t n . U . m it ic r i All obituary or the half, of an ythin* earned Tho™ i - S!^°Tyou " <lunrl^ tions, of 44 cars, this •‘Orange l notice*, cards of thank*, reiolutloha th e em ployee is urged to m ake th e m e , , ' 1e , .^n °th cr words Blossom Special,” with nothing and notice* of entertainment* where hut men for passengers, not a charge* are ma le will he charged torials, and everyth ing thnt th a!!S o f h,a tim e and mn’ bride upon it, inaugurates the new l ta r at regular_____________ advertising'rate*. i being careful is cnunV ’ d ^ m akes t r o u g h his Sen-hoard Air Line Florida cross­ •RM nn: tiik associatrii i’nrc** J ployee, g iv in g both increased p r o f i t s ^ 0" cm ployer antl orn' Male line. , Th* Aianflaled (’re** I* cxclua* Note that railrond building, m an­ tvoiy entitled to the uko fur rapaliaged by the right men, is well . (lent ton of nit noxvs di*p.*trhoa ■h credited to It or not nlhcrwino em i­ commonPth ro u g h o u ft he U ^ t e d " ! i nore atml n,orc done. This train will run, from the tted In thin imper nh<l also the local Gulf Eastward to tho ocenn, on the ■*w* puhtluhed herein. All right* s f f s s r s a ! s ? a ^ * a w s f s first IDO pound rails ever laid in f republlentlon of special ilihpmclithe state of Florida. t i herein aro also reserved. r n n ft Plutlilii any nf i.nfar*. , . m Srn-liil UUt* .Matter, .... P . .oM'nfflce if. I»i>; «t tint W nt nt. Florid:!. under Act of * 1M7. .fctAjrn i- nt:.t> ___ — . Kdltor H o w a r d >n:tu<.. ju- .. Mnnnjrer .WEDNESDAY, JAN. 28, 1923. HBLtf THOUGHT FOR TODAY. Safety of the Perfect:—Behold, God will not enst away a perfect man, neither will he help the evil doers. Job 8:20. •o THE QUITTER . When you’re lost in the wild, t And you're scared as a child. And death looks you bung in the . , c>'e» And you re sore ns a boil, it’s ncKY cording to lloylo V, To cock your revolver und —die! But the code o f Man says: “ Fight all you can." And seif-dissolution is barred, ‘ In hunger and woe, oh, it’s easy ■* to blow, I t ’s the hell-served-for-breukfast that’s hard. eo Plnera unle** , seeking * i01»** .,w_ a -rive .'a d pwm ijji W y o m in g A* (Continued frorp Pago Four) pers r*. the big ‘ gVstin* klrni, In the ’ F e s tiv a l" ROCK SPRINGS,'Wyo., Jan. 28. the longue will seek to have the Florida lake region. IVINTEIt HAVEN. PLA. PHONFi:—Re*. 428-J Transformation of the Jackson grazing rights completnontarv to This friend hn* four acres, no’ I H J V T M IS S I V . the ranches set aside for fall feed­ Hole country of western Wyoming Fam ily Reunion W ith J.maai7 2S-S»-:»-3l more, under intensive cultivation' ing grounds nnd later on It is ho­ Reception Given For from a virtual graveyard inis a ped to havo Congress enact legis- and from each acre he sells each ■ 42 P resent Is Held winter paradise for elk is the plan ation closing the Holo country to year, at six dollars n crate, te n ' Dr. and Mrs. N ixon of the Izank Walton Leaguo of home-stead entry. It is tho claim Weddings in State A family reunion of much In­ America, according to announce­ of the league that it is not n prof­ thousand dollars worth of pepper*, terest which took place Sundny at forty thousand dollars worth from 1 The ladies of the M<3thodist ment by the local branch of tho itable ranching region. ti ',V!l s PrinK8 w«a that of th* four acres. And that is not a mis I organization. Each year hund Engagements Church gave a reception honoring m l, ~7i. j «u'iu" Tho m e snows wnicn which tall fall early on Hand family which was indeed a print or a nihstuteniont. Have You Tried Our ’ i ?f Ci k P,CTl *thc mnunt" in* forming the summer -IT large gathering of its member) ns Pa,rkjT,°f jn x - to Mr- r. nnd Mrs. T. J. Nixon at the iah bccauRA \ r , r/l0"* nf Atlanta. .-hool a t 8:00 tho there were 42 present. h ts . ? m / fi C^k ° f food nn(1 H fnnge for the elk, drive these anparsonage on Tuesday evening. WHAT ARE tho gold m in e of ,1 present a play n-iV-t **1 y echt* of TomP“- ^ The day was happily spent in Max The room? were artistically dec thU «l?H?M«Uhe ,Ca- llc t0 rem edy; ininl„ to thc lower altitudes which thc land to such land a.; this na­ Max Davis, ,,f Tampa. 'or the benefit of "■ •w l"* memories and enj’oying In ‘ “ *l,on;, , . . ; formerly were lush with swnmu orated with basketH and vn«cu of uigundl. Vatk*r of .Tax., 0!?l'8 ant* fornjf. The kuom(* were itiw °7 survey, W tk 110rennrt U n,tPd meadows nnd __ wild ,i___ grasses. Now, the delicious dinner which was to'• XI? ^” •ha*=••a*W -U tUi °hii>l|nC* biological tn | if iu nnlnin.1 . ’ tion posses'er, hundreds of million* P - K n u i - B r M e ? JH.u™ h* 0Io>rical .survey, report to Johnson, of Atlanta. the Methodist served at 1 o’clock. The oldest ™ «i,ca by Mr,. J. D. Pnrkcr. JIr. the local members said, the or'-an- lt is pointed out, these fall pas­ cf acres? . a reccptipri' In Mster, Mrs, M. H. Hailwrn of sola tures are grazed over by cattle Morris of Fresh Daily t I l!ll»’l Whnt will Florida He and pro izntion has obtained options on and sheap with the result that th e . uuu-, new pastor and wnen hu oi i duce, when ull of her .lull i* d.'Vid5i™. “ " j h t L P * * ™ 1 Urnn<1 I*l»nd gave a little talk nr.d Alls* (,|a, y3 JIcCord, of Snruseveral ranches and they will be Ad«i s. T. W. Nixon, Lhnrlie M. Hand also gave n short have nvithing left ami starve.: oped scientifically? W ater’s Kandy m' -5' dlls; ,.4t Music was furnished during tho taker- over this spring and turned elkThe biological survey now op­ from R td 10 talk. - ‘ asota ‘Mr’ °mCr ,Ioward 01 Sati b> Miss Mary Stoinoff, Into winter elk refugees. ibers and friends erates one winter feeding ranch Kitchen of the 37,000,000 ncr. Only one of the seven sisters r,*'rothy Johnson of Or- assisted a t tho piano bv Clarence It is estimated $100,000 will be and it is estimated thousand* of af TODAY, invited. land in Floridn. only two m il-1 ■ * Priest. , ‘ nnd brother* Mrs. J. II. Williams, l a r S required to carry out the full pro­ Mr* E* E- Nllson of Orof Asbury Park, N. J., wa< unable A delicious raind course was gram and the mon<y is to be rnis- cik arc taken care of each year. lion ncres aro developed, agriculcsday The Jackson Hole country, in turally, nnd the development ------ -------- m wclopmrat iiss 1’ ♦ ♦ • ♦ % ' V V V * / V V V to attend. The others from out of Miss Kathryn Johnson, of Fort served by the Epworth League.’ c< , .,?u ,*cr'!,H°n»„---fromv . tiie .tment of the W’o- town who attended were Mr. nnd Co nr.A — leag- : frontier days was fnnu-d as the 'j/rgely imperfect and unscientific.! lies rhero wore about 175 persons U t* $ 89.000 ninnilmm I meet a t 3:30 o’- Mrs. Halborn of Long Island, anil of^Jax l° Mr* Raimonti Edwards who called during the evening. the i i i ”*™',ers throughout | ivndezvous of outlaws and much I Floridii is n land of opportunity, , :,tal<’s>is said about it in writings of the , an,! u'hat « vast empire. Tho dir Mrs. C. B. Stevens o Alabama. ^ Mbs Myra Harris, of DeFunial: As, V me ranches are purchased,| early west. ’ j tnnee from Pcnr.icoia to Key West,, CUT PRICE TIRES nber Five of thc \ ? ! ,n?s’ to ‘ ^ r* Howard Banks, of — ~— --------- ------------' ________ in Florida, is as great a t frohi . will meet ut Atlanta. WOMAN’S CLUB Jacksonville to New York. j Mrs. M. L. Rad­ SanfordW oman'sClub M*MW ,Je,iu Doanc* of Waldo, to Florida is ns big a* New York, o n . . . i r-, . . I Avenue. Vi - • ‘•ake>’. Jax. Massachusetts mid Rhode 1 land o v X iV •»— 1 1111TIC nlier One of All Members Are Present! nai; ? Mtc'J? P ^ b o rg c r, Cincin­ The management of the Federal $6.95 IJ.ikcry has offered tho Woman’s combined. Thuqf three states hav>have u subscrip a t Meeting in Ormand nati. to Mr. II. S. Rico of Jax. ( lub tho free use of space in its n population nf fifteen millions. .XOv/JJ , r 'n v ,1 ’clock ut Weddings $7.50 new building for threc months to ___ H onda’* popubitlon is <nly one] .. At the invitation of tho Halifax Mr u nU0« Mn,ti hcw“ of Jax To ■’•’gin n woman's exchange. A SARASOTA, Jan. 28.—Quite •'Ir. f.RH. Markham, of Jax. a ; other sectional honors; Brook* ! o\\poVtunif v ” ,,irt‘r! r"°ni ‘l< 'VcU u" ■'j ’„ h p c Garden and Country Club, Mr*. ............ renl .................................. .sday estate man. J. rlun t-'' * «D (?S .......... Elizabeth Evans of Jax., competent eoinmitteo has been ap­ full-fledged Atlanta colony hass Midi. Atlanta $1.65 Henry Wight, president of the t" miss pointed to make plans nnd present \f Dnoalm* If T V Ol •• • I' ***”“^"“ t Mr. Charles Clark of Brooklyn. Two of the Methsprung up in this Florida City, JL Beasley^ II. D. .Shannon, Hal ......- , . Sanford Woman’s Club motored to WHAT will ila UteV week-end T-LL-o rpj recommendations to the board of since a large number of S ? 0,"’ •I'>h"n.v Baldwin, Paul population lie a f w yea is hence. * meet at " 3 0 o - Ormond Tuesday afternoon taking the dub t l ’ L .' $1.50 . . of.............. . »;l its reg- especially Marion Miller of St. Au- .manager! retddents of r.___ _ ..... . j ' ’Orwlck and Charlie f arter. lL. of Mrs. L. It. with her Mrs. Herrin. Mrs. McDon­ when tinWml Street broker leave* gustino, to Mr. C. D. Itobinson!*of r-' h f!us,m,!,s "E-cting Tuesday, Imw „.rk-‘ . "l .‘'."h n™rcl3, VI"!"' oilier AlIxntaM' who h' » Vr ald and Mrs. Walter Wight. his ofllc at noon and Hi. down to TT 1» Fairmont, W Vn. | ’ ’*• n'mir of thc MethTho meefng was held at tile !ho W .S or fo A l r ' “J 1 1” "-"1 '» S » r» -ta Sarasota, or Jupiter H and, or Min ’ UU1 ‘ TalTIer of Canada, to n meet ut 3:30 o’- lovely club house in Ormond which , Attention of all dub n'ein!»o»s Hpulty and Trust C o m p ty In 'th o ! Mr. Joe Winer of Tampa. iT ? h V v f e ' o f ‘f h t £ - * mi. in tin e f->r a drisc and :> swim 311 R2nd Si. and 1113 Sanford Av« ■••hn Vaughir. was moi-t attractively decorated Phone H30-J Mm* Annie Jarrell of Port Tam is called to the article in the last i'«l rat ' 1| Estates, the cla-, growing city, nrc Dr. Michad before dinner tlu* Mime evening? [of the Woman * in bamboo, gladolia nnd rose?. bul itin entitled “Straight And to Mr. A. J. Gardner of Tampa. ,y will meet with OM laif m i l i rnorth S h " 'of } tSarasota ' Ur «««> B. Mufflin Tho program opened with two oat mu. miles Hood. Miss Okie Gurry of Orlando to Only Way." at 3:30 o’clock. vocal selections, beautifully tend­ Mr Edward Newell of Orlando. en th> famous Tnminmi Trail and Actunl sale of Whitfield Estate* ■ ■MgaKcaBisBaaMaMuaaaaaBajiManss^afZiBiianHKBMaBaaaBa** ered; “Thunk God for a Garden” D. W. Batch of Pnrrot, Ga., • ^ uLrL' ’1l>4 ’H’ln marked success sotix'T’-v-111 ° n lhc Watcr3 of *S ara' | wi|l begin Thursday. Jan. 29. Ini- ■ lay i . and “By the Waters of Minne­ to Mr*. in the classes in pnrlianientnry law Mr. I). W. Proctor, of Tampa. ,ce will eniorfnin tonka." nrovement work on this property 15 Numbered among those who is , 8 Mari« Touvnois of Tunipa, which are being held at tho Wo­ ^oing rapidly forward. Donald !■ Hub at her home Mrs. J. M. iitunuiicy ....... Mahoney oi of .jucK-mn.Jnckson- l<> Mr. 'Chester Van Landingham of man’* Club under the able direc­ haw taken up their residence here ............... R°*". who has been on the ground ville was the speaker of the after- Tunipa. tion of Mrs. J. C. Gibbs. These in connection with this develop- for several clays, is constructing a etirg of the N. noon. a im at are Forrest Adair. J r and classes have been open *.o all and Her topic was “Ferns.” i Mlse Dorothy McDole of Barhe says says will will be aptcr of the U. She called attention to the many i n'v> t° ^Ir. Harold Mci\ay, Tam- are greatly enjoyed. A good part Hunter iWi-v . ’ * J “golf “ course which wnicn no he >N •a B I, V i„; v , t Proa,d°nt of one of the finest in Florida, on! a: *J o’clock at a of tlu time is devoted to actual of ferns, telling much of ! >’a; f. _ , „ A-i-'r Realty and 1rust Coin- ] account of the excellent soil and Gcurpv A. De- yarietics B inmtrifst and Importance e s t mm importance about _ , «Beryl 2 Fouts of oi ChnttanooL,nattanoo- practice work and many fine point* paty; Hobby Jones, national nmn- the rolling terrain which fits it na« them |(,m, and declaring that 00 per Rll» to Mr. T. C. Kitchen of Tnmpa. of usage nrc brought out and ex­ tenr gall chnmpiuon and 1923 open turally for a course th-.* „:n n B ct nt of nil the varieties were L „ Li Ilian Corbett of Miami, plained by the nienlbora of thc I ; " ...... ....... "!•«,'“ (& r :,« day Mrs. Gilibs’ ntc!hr.) i,f hi .ith. ra clmm.'ion and >«• found ......... r naming th o sn || , r* Edward Claughton of At- class. mnd in Florida, bolder of I tour. B JAMB irticularly hardy hardv in thi* n.-.rr ... ,, , . teaching is unusually fina and she particularly this part. J 11 A. M. M ■ .ti'.,"w a w Di^trude Kent of Sanford, j handles her subject with tact and I B ■tilinry will meet She illustrated her talk with n i t "J .1 u TniH.tit.tii -r o— * » consideration. s VNl’OItD. FLORIDA. HI.I.I) WORKER A ri’OINTED j SECURED!) YEAR LEASE n of specimens. ... ' , riirailkdl, of Sanford. ■om.* at 1:00 o’- number B *” Mr. Gilbert of Daytona urged i Mi3s Ivn Hubbard, of Scranton, B l a., to Mr. W. K. Jones, of Sethe women to agitate the preserv­ bring. M 9 BI; ANP °m - A »"-y™r I.ook f»n Ih*- o llh ’i’ atl.s in in is ]ju|>i.*i* utitlci th e W ar Wounds Fatal To ej * . »r i«S H ation of holly. Mrs. Henry Wight aa h ea d in g ol'— Lynn McNutt of Fort My­ was !nvitcd to speak on the ‘ Gar- ers,Miss to Mr. II. L. Humpldge, Fort Speedy Irish Swimmer % . . . group Mycrr, W o t the Social | dc" . Yoar Fch. 1 as field-worker specialist men for a consideration in ex­ Tho meeting adjourned for a B BELFAST. Jan. 28.—The death Ec Woman’* Club, ” n' in trucking, lie will succeed Prof. Miss I.alla Warren, nf Madison, cess (if $1,000,000. The property M front war wounds of Major George J. •«. R. ■>, Springer «i|>iniKt*i who wiki reaigned reaigneu sevnf iim r..«» sev ronaiKt. luc'dny afternoon social tea. to Mr. E. L. Edwards of Largo, a consists of 165 feet frontage on fc’omniittee Dance Mis* Opal Bongnrt of Tampa, Shannon Dockrelf, hailed as Ira- oral week* ago to join "the field OranJ ? a L S with a d S of land * greatest swimmer, occurred | staff of the State Plant Board. ProISO feet, and is Improved wifi, n to Mr. N. C. Moyso of Tampa. ■ng, have been Am i a n s w e r <|ti !.ly if you a rc uiili.ij.' i , help is <• Miss Mollie Harrow, Tampa, to recenUy. Major Dockrell went nsjfcsio r Ensign will aid the farmer* two-story brick .Hi ding ami a a Ic Parliamentary Falls 2,500 Feet, Imo.st o u r new devi Idpinent ant! it you wait! p , | M ly M Arthur Harris, Tampa. a boy to America, where be mot of the stale in controlling disease* three-story npnrtme t L tc l faL“ (Monday, WcdnesEscapes Uninjured Mr..Miss n t p ro -o p en in g price's licfnr** th o pubh Ella Mae Wallace, of Jax. C. M. Daniels, the great American | ard insect enemies of truck Crops ing on the avenue with a 1....... ;n. niornin;: will be to Mr. A. M. Scott of Jax. S\ira'""0^ KVhoSU st>'lo, ho a’loPD‘d. in particular, and will uls., Iiel.n frame rooming house on Wash ha was only 18 years veurs old, old. Control insects of citrus crops. ington Street. *>ashMiss Anne Matthews of Jax to Although he FOR WORTH, Tex., Jan. 28.— Write at onto t.» •‘XYZ,” Cart .1 The HeraM. he won third place in three Amer­ A fall of 2500 feet without a Mi (). D. Edger,'of Jnx. THANKS. $375,°0° fltreet paving project. I construction of 12-story building. Miss Dorothy Melson of Jax., ican championships. Ilk all of thc kind icratch! On his return to Ireland in 1006 l.unpu—$0,500,000 snout here' Avon Park * Sounds impossible—but that was to Mr. Win. Mci.nrin, Jr., of Jnx ■ghbors for their ------------ 1_____ — J ? ! . ! ! . Av» n J a r k - \ \ o r k to sUtrt on «una a BBBB a,ra a a nB *x’J 8 Ba n n aB BBaa<BBHBBnaaa,BBa Ba a *BB«? Miss Dorris Saultor of Jax., to ho introduced the crawl stroke, |der words of sym- the thrilling experience of Frank made a clean sweep of all British dark hours of Armstrong, Fort Worth parachute Mr. Ovid Manning, Jnx. records for the next six years and E s s s a z iB B z iis n is iia a n s B s iitiis n c K tu tz n K s iiB B B a iB S 'ja n - n iiiiii Miss Ktibyc Tison, of Trenton, juniper. . Ithe death of my was the first Irish swimmer to to Mr. G. F. Duke, of Alachua. *-*jVnd pot the least of this ndrac-* May God’s blcKirmake the 100 yards in fit) seconds, tilohs escape was the den th-defy» Inch and every one , ing efforts of Herbert Kindred, lie was on the • British Olympic S‘T ' '? ♦ H MANY GO TO CHURCH lUso for the beau team in 1912 and frequently rep­ Irina »t,.u rj_“ i aviator, who nosed his plane H ■ t 4z- k .., " " * * MIAMI, Jan. 28. — Forty-nine resented Ireland nt water polo. [ ‘ rs‘ L*a r* | iitraight down, on full motor, in aV Major .|Dockrell was ,Uu', the -son ,0CKrc1" t was sn" of c \ * an effort to get between the fall­ per cent nf Miami’s population «smWop t! ndnv. it is I* ®,r Mnurioe and Lady Dockrell of goes to church every Sunday, ing man. MonkAtown, County Dublin. Kindred had ascended to the estimated here. “There is a hug­ 3 v l' Stoinoff 2500-foot level and Armstrong had er attendance nt churches here Palatka—$128,K7fi contract api* in Recital prepared his parachute along tho than in any city of the North or warded ka foH local paving work. fuselage of the plane for the jump. East either." says I)r. J. L. White, a V « i A projection on the tail of the pastor of the First Baptist church. vers are cordiallak • ••■»e>- Worth—$909,000 ..... .— uv.u nobond i - " V Itfnd a musical re­ plane toro a grent rent In thc “A larger percentage of people go to church than in Memphis, AtlnnJ?® 1,1 ba voted upon for W(ml; on parachute, which failed to open Yn in Orlando to■ into ta. Savannah or Parkersburg. Everglades road, (at the high school as Armstrong pushed off 4V where I have hnd congregations," space. . ?Liinoff, accom­ St. Petersburg—Three addition­ X Kindred, seeing the plight of hi* sayn Rev. A. M. Hughlett, of the >will appear in the al school buildings to ba erected in of 'recitals giv- con'Pa,' ion- ‘lived straight down, Trinity M. E. Church, South. Dr. at cost of $750,090. White says the church-going ten­ J dvr the direction I hoP|n“ ,to tu.rn. un<lcp Armstrong dency is growing to such propor­ as —— he plui.„........ plunged downward with me* tions that plans are being mad • for teoric iwiftness. The piano passed under Arm­ a church with a seating capacity of strong, missing him by inches, and 3,500 to 1,000 for his congrega­ Kindred leveled off the ship nnd tions. f .m en an d Voile c o m b in atio n . Silk an d Cot ton watched the apparently certain Minmi—First Trust Savings C repes in th e new b r ig h t colors. Som e a re u k u tdeath plunge of his partner. ed. Sizes 1G to *10. A hundred feet from earth the Bank planning construction of ftnan of Cincinnati, the week in San- parachute spread wide open, and $750,000, 18-story building. its fabric hooded the top of a big tree, permitting Ainstrong to _ Department of I-abor reports increasing employment in most Charleston, S. C., ground with onlv a nominal jolt. $21.00—$22.50—$25.00 Armstrong insisted on making Western nnd many eastern states, j f ’i U Id* m .Sanford for a another jump t o as not to disap­ und generally satisfactory bu.d- J point the crowd. ness everywhere. of Providence, R. I., ranford fo fth e win- BBHBB.’XBBBBBBBBSBBUBBBBCBBBBBBItflBBSBBdBBaailBBaBaBB BSBBSBgllUXURBXStJIU l l l k C s a i l B » V ___/ 1 ■ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- “ IS o li-iiiihright und n « B B r'Uirnud to their n k fa>Ga., after a very ■«»* I’h Mi L. II. Jones. -—r \ ' ........... li1 I and It. «. Holly *IS •> ?♦ evening for Taliua «♦> a u : January 29, 1925 l,L'> v,n called by a b *> Mas Holly. MM* V H—O N B U B J 1‘jll r of Louisville, M -4%* !):(••) 1*. M. Kastern Stniiii.T.,1 Time •'lay after a short 11 " A ir«l Mr.-. A. J. ltichn ml y t*i a« V FLONZALKY QUAUTFT u n « • V V idor Record No. ( • E. Ililyor and „ Will be given to the first 50 ladies and gentlemen pur­ u :t jlarr. rn of Jncksori- W u B “ Q u a rte t in D M a jo r— A lleg ro m o d e ra te r B Wests Tuesday of it t, l it, i H ay d n ) u chasers a t our store between 0 and 10 a. in. on Friday at t, H (Op. GI, N o. fi) '• J- Richardson. a a '’Music of tin* Spheres". . ..... s : !J ( ituoii noin) the opening oT our K il2 f^niel, Mrs. W. E. B "Nocturne"................................. (A. IW ivdin) B r, G361 Iw j°r s - Colemkn a “ D rink T o M e O nly W ith T h in e lOyca" a I "Wiie.sday i„ Ur- B t A it tv. i’bchon t «»n U HY M B u a M u a MIGUEL ELETA B >4 y %' . (’• M. Hunt left M ni e• iVT. B f 11 '»'• in Berkley, aa M "V u B.ik 1, ')>’ the past month a “ Rigoletto”— La donna e mobile u n%* {Verdi * !) IH H '• r’- C- M. Hand, »! ■ a l "Carmen— II Fior”..... u a y ( llir.gt) tyini “ Ay, Ay, A y " I ‘Troii «»f Stevens, B a HX (Osman i ’ t i/.-K riere) u mV G'llJ2 "Ml Tierra”....................... a u "i,1,10 «i:c»t of ....... (Mariano Mi. To prepare for this event we will close our store all day *-• Joa. I,. Mi ilia Vil!.v) !»u:> 51 " V • Hand left Monmie. S 5*1AM Thursday. Postpone your buying till Friday and reap E « *}♦♦♦ f*- W. B. Diltr. of • the benefits of the hosts of bargains that will be offered. If,’ aru. «l»ecied Sat. ‘ iiY I "Rh Mr. and Mrs. ♦?-»? 148 MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, S ocle, M t ~ Engagements A nd THIS NATION. Its people, and k mUCh better When every state in tho ination, owe their development to road builders, pr.v?de? h c m s c n i r » S s f t | l ? ™ " 1 « * » « and railroad builders especially. Flagler with his line along the E d m e -J e a n Leel0 ire. X n c a | e d ? h e “f X ‘f T cl? o f Atinntic developed, Florida’s east Who in 181S w as a poor a h i S k o r i ^ r t . f f S l ? f h“ rt.‘nf[' coast, all the way South. Miami is his monument. Plant, building his railroad to Tampa ami tho Gulf, developed the West Coast. working even a part for th em selves' JI AND WITH the inauguration of this Seaboard, Gulf to o?enn, cronsstate railroad. S. Davies Warfield, President of the Seaboard, devcln.wi , llH'L^|M i .7 " m iu u m u tu a l .B enefit S( win tv ops am* , *rvo» magnificently the n?uiCo a n d o u tlin e d hia p la n . A t f i r s t th e v f e a r e d -i “ nim2V- in 1ccntral h!»^h,nn,, region of Florida, tile w ood pi e ” a n d it w a s n o t fnr tK .., ™ a , “ »i ennnectr. tho Gulf with the ocenn. p r o f its b e g a n to om , h", ti th r e c y a a r a th e ir bv rail, and gives to Florida, for th e p lan . MC 1 ^ 1tiy w e ro fu lly won o v e r to I *!|"t br®1 time, a complete railway Many Residents Of Georgia Capital Compose Atlanta Colony At Sarasota t h i l h Hkohtw « Wp * ha ,i worked out w as someTHESE FOUR special trnim ' V lk UllH- * or him self he look his sailin' as usn-il carry assorted human freight, nil supposed t« be important, and se­ lected because in one way or an ­ 1 “You’re sick of the gnme!” Well, other, they may be useful in Flor­ now, that’s u shame. ida. You’re young and you’ro brave There are hotel men, including and you’re * “brig.... ight. the very solemn Keller of New “You’ve had n raw dealt* I know York’s Ritz-C’nrlton. Thera are but don’t squeal; I bankers, invited to son for th<*mBuck uji, do your damnedest, and selves that Florida is tho place fight. invest, there ure real estate men. I t’e the plugging away th a t will has been worked out, but it is the or.V inarfrom whiob ifn to buried in maps, builders nml con­ win you the day, tractors and newspaper men to toll So don’t be a piker, old pnrdl FOLLY EVERLASTING it. aua'c3sfu|i>- t m about ,Ju st draw on your grit; it's easy S S T flin S » “ dAth i <mL' ' v h k 'h. And also, John Rimjling, only ASHEVILLE CITIZEN to quit; and* have found it £ £ 5 ^ Vt0? i sh ”ri'"' man aboard as big as Keller, ownIt’s the kceping-your-chin-up flhsckholders „ wol, & or of railroads?, hotels, circuscn. that’s hard. filin g Mr. Turman of New York was paying, 300 per cent! several islands <,ll' the Florida West City wanted money. Ho wanted a j . . Leas than a week ago tho huhf oast and 07,000 acres on the main­ W s b e l i e v e r h a to n o I t ’* easy to cry thnt you’re beaten lot of money. He needed it for his , b'e hurst. At one moment there land. t —and die; glittering game ofl finance, -ttKS nxt i i i i u i L wns 11 4 the • ,-----7 R U ,*'V O IH M IlfP , j own --------pleasure and for % tho support t h e f ir s t p r in c ip le , It’s ensy to crawfish nnd crawl; heads ' l a h T w e i r ‘';,„S',1n - T '1 '’“'f " '’ * ««<1 corporation neacis m ight well be thinking about, for as Sanford im n w ‘^ ^ v o te d lo f his widowed mother in Chicago, of N a p o le ^ f deaV m , ? ' S kS But to fight, and to fight when tn California, Arizona, «ir New He proceeded to get it. He formed hope’s out of sight! s u c c e s s f u l b a n k in g i] Mexicn, letters and telegrams flow a company nnd attracted customers like returns, with repacious paWhy, that s the best gume of rons pulling through the windows in from Floridn asking “why don’t fm them ull! y> ™ iK m X '7 ; theiV s w a y ; w h o le -h e a r te d d d you write about Florida?” It’s cent on their deposits. He was’ in And though you conic out of each nnd biter debts, thefts, forgeries Florida’s turn today. touch with kings of finance in Wall IS grueling bout. to b e a c c o m m o d a ij Every citizen, from tho man Street, he announced “confidential- and losses occupied the stage. And -o— All broken and beaten nnd scarrMr. Aloe Turman was a fugitive caching lobsters mr the Maine «l, a n d h e lp fiil. coast, to his brother bringing crawSauce For Tho Goose Ju st hnve one more try—it’s dea<l ~ ,r s r fc ;H o fisli into Pasadena, should realize ensy to die, that whatever helps one part of the I t’s the keeping-on-living th a t’s | country, helps the whole country. O h i o " w i , o ' i - T i l York WorM » f » U llor in T iffin, • hard. —Selected. lo, \ ill) l.atl had « few g w a g o repair bills. T he olI k t r|a v -oI'LOI.IUA and nil this Southern A rthur Brisbane in telling the th c ,n i,o r n l c ' u ' S country will add untold prosperity World about Florida todny. "fores of billions of dollars to tin.' in companies, platoons nnd ^D>*c* laiidhold, anil regi­ en noon........* -o general wealth of the nation and ments. They thru it their money 890.000 gone down the wind. " " l’" l t o " • ; .......................................................... I)on t judge u man by tho cigars i But will the impoverishment of every citizen will share the ben­ upon him. Their savings, what .011 efit. • he gives ydu. Someone probably ami Lnidhold save others H u t t o n .........;........."7 ""............................................................... ’liev could borrow, every cent they mmth gave them to him. from a similar fate when another .06 No development, increase in e*iuld rake nnd .scrape, went to the Labor, one-fourth hour ■o.30 wealth and population, West, North » , °f V°ung Mr. Turman who, Ionzi or a second Moe Turman i An exchange remarks that th r > aiong next month with prontA m o v in g old threati....;:;;:;;;;;;;;;— ;............. .07 .-niuth or East can take away from •flone of all men in New York, come* la hope* for us all ro Jonj** aa no the other spot in the country. Any e.oidd enru 300 per cent on the dol- irei' of fabulous returns? It will Labor, one-eighth hour newspaper hangs out the' sign. .15 .constructive N eed le ................................. ; " ............ ........................................ , ~ work *---l Ilitor i. growth that nr! They had read of Ponzi. They m>t. The lamb was born for the “News Shoppe”. .()j . benefits ono Americhn,* benefits all had laughed at 1‘ouzi nnd his dunes. daughter. “Something for noth­ B co sw a x ............... ..................................................................... ing is the magic potion with which .02 Americans. But this was different! Aloe Tur- .......... The iun’t K notting t broad.../............... .........” . 7 "............................ men are drugged to folly again and ----la. world 7 ” W ull Imd. We .20 ON THIS Seaboard Air Line you man wav not only promising, he Iagain. naven t yet seen a ftURgentive cross owordu pi puzzle.—Eustis Lake Region will travel through a Florida that should come over some time. v c n T n ll* « -i‘!ii<? y r ' ' ‘ •UttSKt-t-". th e f i r s t cA sontial in to pre- you have never seen, no m atter 0 " t''T v " y Iiviu k in p o ise. T h e seco n d es- h.nv often you may have travelled Mr. I. C. Nott wan one of the io .itt o t / ; ; ARE YOU AN ABOU? along the East C c s t. astronomers assisting at one of th a vo i w a n t to . ' " " T ' , W tl“ " in l-lv tu rin e th o s e ih im ts I hi < mad opened todny, runs TAMPA TRIBUNE tho observatories during the use s that , , \ can ho m o s t Practical p ra c tic a l through the* the bill hill aid a id lake region .L, •T \ • • A.,,1 .! ,u th Vue nioal eclipse the other day. What chance tnloiltn •will i’-iculti . • I ^ ,e im a^ in*tlon IS to picture your Iof, 9®nt.rnl. Florida, down to Svbrlng Abou Ben Ailhem, if alive today, did ho have? a look made nil of sweet m l V n ,ar» er» greater and more perfect. Tnlj,vh,lch is " lht* m,,,,Ue Florida, would be one of the strongest nnd And, with —«»accord, ninfeinc in mind a large and more perfect talent is . mv.* r l lfr V,:;i Suraaota on the Sanford has been moving rapid­ “T»*e names of those i t 1 Gulf ami hurt Pwrce on the ocean, hardest workers for the Community Answered, ly during tho past few weeks, but the creative forces in mind a Letter m od el- ...m who love the Lord." Chest—because Abou, as you will forces ahvavs create .i,!! » • an 1 aH . l h° rni!.r"a(l i»ns «mithIf Sunford is going to “arrive” by forces alw ays create after the fashion o f the " S tc T n lo c te f east, skirting the edge of Lake u n a sa y H n jn a ia n n a isB B a K K a a g a a B S B a sa sn a n iz si recall, as quoted by Leigh Hum, winter, it will linvi* to conOkeechobee, through tho deep rich hnd a creed of humanity and hclp- “ And i* mine one?" said Abou. tinuc to &tc*p on tho tfns. talent— e»Tson?UL'I,t y Crea,u tho ”ni1 lllc more perfect io;l now drained by five canals fulness ami love that outweighed Rcnlied the' n m rT ’" ,, -oleading to the oc *un. und by in­ ail other considerations—and he | n.„rfl ) ’ A,)ou sPokc -o Harry Daugherty wants to tell I numerable irrigation ditches. was immortalized ia poetry. But rh»-..rilv .oiii. i .. , 1 1 Il° -\O U any man who in the conscious discharge of / , reaI tru lh ” nbout official ' Ju st at this time, when we are; pray thee then"' Rai< ' 1 Washington. It would be rather ^ FLORIDA in like California, and y (,ar- t0 «Lmd alone; the world, w ith ignontnt hard for Daugherty to tell the every State in the Union, in this; cirryin* on for tho T.m pn Com-Avrito o” » " ono »h,, i vl- k ! 1 JUt,^m enL m«v condem n; tho countenances of Every section has its citizens read'- S real truth about anything. K S i " c" •» " < - « j " h0 hVM h“ ■------------o— . .. m i l i fn r iay bo ave/ tetl* an<l the hearts o f friends grow t<> prove th a t where they live is Between l l l h anti 12(h SI reels Well. moat of the Christmas cold, but the sen se o f duty done shall be sw celcr l mi t e not only th - beat spot in the state, Al"’" In'" y W* ‘rlbc T h. a „ « l » r c ,e nml voumho,,. Tho trees have now disappeared, the applause o the world, the countenances o f relatives • I t but the best spot on earth. That holly wreathes have come down hearts of trionds.— Charles Sumner. lk-««i‘vt.s. oi .in local patriotism is building up this t T ' - a W L S r “ dM!’ i 11 T S S - i M ? * " « PAVING ALREADY RAID ami wo haven’t received a New nation, little villages nnd huge ci­ Ami sow. vmhln ihu moonlight o f . Ami .ln.»n,l thV Annie., whom |o,c ■------- --------- ----------------- Year s card for three days. ties, as tho tiny creatures, dead long ago, built up the coral reefs Small Cash Paym ent Down l l c u i ? ,a u g h tc rJ is « c ip h e r-k e y w h e re -w ith <*n which Horida rests. JaR" ''fhiml in tin, mat. A- ‘ .................. .. l ♦er of band concerts. When tour- we d e c ip h e r th e w hole m a n .— C arlv le. i*ts come here next winter tlu v JOHN RINGI.ING tells you Bxcrmlimr peoep find ........ ......] , , £ S will want music. If they can’t FIVE YEARS TO PAY MALAWI Don t waste your time, come to get it here they will move on Sarasota, That’s th* only place. •So. uni., the mine) hrinht. ho ..id . t S. - y - S i r ; , ™ '''? ’ down to Kissimmee where tbev Tin-: VALUE OF ADVERTISING I II bring my boat for v»u to Tamcan get it. pn. uuy place you auy.” Z l LTf. O' Z m • *your ■ ! SARASOTA TIMES ruised itslThead■: 'r "1, vlsi'" ‘ iiuime leads«»* all »“ thcI rest! — f>— You learn from Ringllng that A negro prisoner crawled under­ bnrnsotn i.i the one place on earth Local morehants will be interest- :iet of his business. neath the hood of nn automobile that has never known a case of REALTOR l‘‘l,in* h they have never We recall the story of a nier-1 pneumonia, That’s important t«, engine in a New York reformato­ *'l town who people. ry. He might have escaped but heard before, >rc, the storestory of it,., the syn- 'C /'int in ji small ................ ...... was in ]' Id THE OMINOUS RAILWAY CROSSING • • • They die of pneumo-' the engine objected to the negro’s -------dicate which tried to buy the n a m e " 0 1 . 1 running an ndvertisc- nia often, anil so ninny other disPALATKA NEWS Mr.st N ational Hank ituiiilinff. prezence. coughed a lot, nnd led to “.............. Royal" to be annlieci in ! a,cnt «n every issue of the local cmes turn into pneumonia. Be­ an investigation. ... . J* to n ntw I»npcr. Sometimes tho ad* wore Jib- sides says Ringling, the wise ih-o! Railways lose many splendid op- flying; if we hit you oneo von wil 3 •king powder. 1he proposition of !»nd sopictinies small, but they were |*Io are moving into Sarasota from Dooms 501-502. Phone 0", porttumtlen to get out some good.be skying." ^ " th.- subscribers could see everywhere else. According to the Plant Citv the syndicate was to pay $2,000,000 nlli.Slrf »!•..» m.ImLa 1 . ... .a., i till* ’• Sales Force M iss Iiuba W illiams, Mr. R. 1*1 publicity that might be'posted ai! “ We’re" on to you, ns tho flea Courier 1,105,550 quarts of straw ­ a letter for the name, nnd to leave . 0no ,limL*. ll« »«y". be was «nBB*aH* a » anunM aE-aBCH nH ?!|jijaBcanBBaa||3|II berries have been shipped this sea! LRRA S A \S " It’s Just a m at­ loud sign* for u half-mile upon i family said to the Airedale " i s , ter of choice, between Jackson* ill > each side of grade crossings with "Wherever you arc tAdn.. u/i„ , ^ 0 you, stop to consider ; t „ , r t / . .................... ......... u » i s r f t S t t t r & jna* thcjo strawberries alone have iltlK, but th " uffurV n71r('fu'.n(I tllrHi Jllv",:e »« "hi custom er met and Pensacola. Jacksonville is nnd good effect. Possibly they might we hit you you have ulrendy’gm.c’" brought in more than n quarter L.k'uI S v tu tl.u m V , . “ • "m u rh t you were will continue to be the banking be worked in a manner that would, “ If you are very economical vm, ai’d distributing center, the gate­ cause the driver of foolish cars to-m ay possibly save your t-.ji i,' ? / a4.m ll»l? n ‘Lllurs, you must real* ze that there is something In Flor­ way to the great Florida empiro slow down a bit before lie reached and license tag " ida besides tourUta. L ittle! “ You take your base or, your M ir to Floridn what San Francis^ the right-of-way rail.*. •O ilgns like these, well displayed, first strike." efore the public and eventually f P ' , P, bu8‘!le8S now yo it to Cnlifomla, or New York Tim old-fashioned heroine who hon oneet, wins for hj, i,,mi.u.4 J Y ?n ,. !i ,onL‘ the best advertiser* < ity to New York State. Look at might have a helpful effect: 'A wreck less driver boats n used to wave her red petticoat to endable reputation and agreed-. :M 0,.* town. IK makes it his pur- Jacksonville’* banks. The Atlantis “Try our crossing ,; you’ll bo tic­ reekKss driver on the first round.’’, "top the passenger train just b.-for • National has grown in one year kled to death.” Our engines aro |iui,g low. f n u . s i r 1 u" w * ^ plunge<l Into the washout now 1*'«"'» lS to 30,000,000, the Florida •ion t try to drive under them." i “One sample of ourcrossings bns a daughter who wmit.i • i National fc-.m 1 1 to On;* half mile from here pause I un<i you will use no other. | ...... . V” * . “ V*" AMBITION LEADS lot the train slide on by, unless, I And a* for Pensacola, far over “ Rest assured you will be well i you ,!!?! f “rtn^ ,^ r,. z c/ »t!ter.vl*c mnybe, waving her amis or hat I on the Gulf, almost as far West as shaken before being tak en " y«u may be panned m paradise." TO IMPROVEMENT “VAMPING” TIIE JUDGE would serve. — Macon Telegraph. New Or leu n*•—you must get a poet “Eventually we will Kvt you-i t hJ ■,oni to nn.no. the modern girl would wave to describe that. Pcnnacola on the p r o v id e n c e n e w s why not now." K you. (u,0 Atlantic Const Une railway. K eep a liv e th e s p a r k o f am b itio n —if f2 a Spa1t,sh thnwl which would make Escambia Bay has the finest deep the old red petticoat look as tunm engineers are no« ns fool- i luihiters'iu* work' n’ik' 1'1 PUt it:i water harbors, and the government . to im p ro v e m e n t. D e te rm in e to arciinv-' as a bull fight. ' has chosen it for its only seaplane i«h as you; they just can’t stop.", n good size m in i fo r o p p o rtu n ity of J S S L -ItS A K 1 ®Remember thi,: If v.e win you|'=: = ^ — — base. And soil! (Exclamation ?11IIV11tir i\e ....... it . . ... h* at times, and thc most amiizing oncy. Of course, all intelligent person* point please) Perry’s friend bought ure sure to lose. Bfnn In Miami the other day part of it all is that the public C o n te m p o ra ry C o m m en ts A fool nnd hi* auto aro Soon made a terrible mistake by n,,t appears to swallow it ,a a per­ know that if a foolish woman ever twe.vo ncres of bind for Sio an • id undertake to make such a aero and t ells from each acre each parted. reading the papers. He wanted i fectly matter-of-fact way. Baffin now — open a n acco u n t with tfl break” a that, three or four court year one thousand dollars worth of Old folks trying to look yumm piece of property and offered the “A rolling stone gathers no S em inole C o u n ty H ank. I '■v/ner fifteen thousand for it. The blueberries. Twelve thousand dol­ moss; a rolling simp is decorated mostly I'uccoftled in 1,Hikin' the devil.—Tamps, Times. owner accepted. He hnd adver­ lar* worth of berries, every year, with flowers." tised it for twelve thousand in th > from one hundred and twenty dol­ i chucklo-heai!cd chump was lr,r I'.TKIIK-HT l*AIII O\ NAVIVI.* U< Ol »r Doctors say kissing is danger,,,,,. lars worth of land. papers.—Sanford Herald. ' ki.Jcd a t the next crossing Inst Anil the quota of younc daredevils week." Nothing unusual uboiit that. i “*a,v grows larger every y e a r—k *.i . EN HOSE » 14.*k * *^ a!i j r L S I l f c S s r>opl • are losing money every dnv ‘ c,, y >™“ w'1 YOIJ DECIDE to drop newspa­ “ Bear in mind that brake’ band* n u t a,l<* ri>niarkcd impulsively: invited thu beautiful heroine out Ill*zoo Gazette. y --K ala•• aj-t reading or advertising in i 'Oh, per work, rnis-.* hliicherrlcs and get nrc Icsji expensive titan funcrulr." judge, If only all men were |,n t P e r f o o t the Herald, (Either tho fauuler- like you!” Whereupon the fa>r to lunch. rich. Hut just thou Mr. Warfield, ___you^have - ~ - not ..... yet „,a w your “!f made ; Pathos: The average town try. ’e \v D a y s « • o ,,r S a n fo rd .)-F o rt I-uuder- witness rushed over to the bench, ( And everybody in thc large then- President iff the road, tells y ou, bequest* kindly avoid cost'.v ming to kid itself into the i ualo Herald. ter gazed un in solemn silence at about his friend raising bell pep- quests." threw her arm* around the judge’s the i-m . it Is keen about culture irVi.i I ridiculous scene. (Continued on page 5) \o u may have an idea you arc j more Evening Sun. ‘ ’•'h*** T H R E E LOTS ON PALMETTO AVENUE E. F. LANE s £ = i i!a^ sccn.... Real Estate -for Sale ONE OPPORTUNITY! i t 1 iL :.r. ■X J STRENGTH- SERVICE - PROGKKsH X Free! Free! F r e e ! J V d 1 z ...Victor Radio Concert Gift 4 Clearance Sale J.... Xl Outlet First Street 1‘dware Co. Opposite Host Office ta : s .|. !S .|. ■•‘A n B 5A ■ ■ y a "1 m The YoWell Company tv 1 ____ i 5 >onals S e m i n o l e ( i[ o u n ly lM S a n fo rd , Fla. Dress JUST ARRIVEiJ p £ = = E B ^ E I S « S « lF _ Beautiful E y s i- *5 A« *n ■ " " ■ ■ “ ■ » iB B B H U « H H » B B * * H B J * B B B * H H B n B B B B B * BaBBBBIBaHBBBBBlI �S L O P M TRACK A G AIN GREETS M IAMI RACERS W ins Berth a s R egular IS EXP Several Events Were Well Contented Despite Rain; Astride Captures Opener Cunalngbdlia Demos SJftrio;; That Ross Vouo? Admitted Knowing About Br;be P!mi CHICAGO, Jan, 23. — AnQthe.* apimrcnt Hue in the b ’C.mnellDolan baseball bribery scandal of last fall was oxntoded Tilo-.dnv. Bill Cunningham, Boston National outfielder, telegraphed ‘ baseball rommisxbner Landis that thorn ley Farm entry. SECOND—Claiming, purse, $1,. 000; for three years old. 51-2 fur­ longs. Fluid 103, W. Noe, 8.90; 5.00; 2.90, won. Lieutenant F ar­ rell 117; E. Robbins, 10.00; 0.20, second. Wee Dear 108; II. S tutts 2.50 third. Time 1:11 1-5. Rapa Lough Storm, Miss Etta,, Frank Sumpter, . . . Mud Nell,, Test of_ T Time and Novelty also run. THIRD—Clniming, purse $1,000 for three years old, six furlongs. Myrtle Bell 110, E. Beach, 3.30. 2.10, 2.30, won. Bankrupt 112, 1. Parke, 2.70, 2.70, second. Kirkfield 107, J. Callutiun, 3.10, third Time 1:10 1-5. Old Droudwiiy nnd Florn Stur also run. FOURTH—Clniming, purue $1,000; for four yeurs obi and up; mile nnd 70 yurds. Iliperion 110. II. Stutts, 10.10, 3.80, 3.90, won. Potentilla 108, A. Accardy, 4.00, 3.40, second. Lanoil 115, T. Wayt, 1.00, third. Time 51 1-5. Tierney Bowman, Briant Kent, Jackson, Son O'Unc, Mediator also ran. FIFTH —The Flamingo handi­ cap} purse $1,500; for three years old nnd up, six furlongs. Volunte 102, J. Callahan, 7:30, out, won. Missionary 112, M. Buxton, out out, second. Hroomster 112, I. Parke, out, third. Time 1:15 4-5. No also rnns. SIXTH—Claiming, purse ? 1,000; three years old and up, five and half furlongs. Eventide 107, K. Noe, 7.80, 4.80, 3.00, won. Chow* 108, J. Jones, 12.20, 0.10, second. Salvage 90, J. Dolan, 4.70, third. Time 1:11, Seantake, Cortn, Seths Lemon and Lloyd George also ran. SEVENTH—Claiming, purse $1000; for four years old and up; one mile ami a quarter. Frosty Boy 109, E. Rensett, 9.60, 7.90, 4.00, won. Superking 105, F. I-ee, 31.20 10.70. second. Kent L. 102, M. Liebgold, 5.70, third. Time 2:15. Houneco, Purity, Vice Chairman, Devonite and Waukulla also ran. H aughdahl Winner Of Feature Event In Daytona Races AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE VACATING AND CLOSING OF A CERTAIN PUBLIC STREET IN THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. BE IT ENACTED BY* THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF SAN­ FORD, FLORIDA: Section 1. That that portion of Orange Avenue between Magnolia Avenue and Palmetto Avenue, in Markham’s Park property accord­ ing to Plat thereof of record in the Public Records of Seminole County, Flmida in Plat Book 1, page 79, in the City of Sanford, Florida be, nnd same is hereby permanently vacated and closed as a public street and thoroughfare of the City of Satlfonl, Florida. Section 2. That thin ordinance shall become effective immediate­ ly upon its passage and udoption. Adopted thir. 26th day of Jim- Who Is D riving a l i e is N ot as D angerou s as He Looks! STOP H IM ! BRING HIM TO Florida Cleveland Motor Com] 200 E. COMMERCIAL ST. The first person to do so w ill receive a certifi Valued A t L. I. McMahon, a Canadian del­ egate to the recent tax convention in St. Louis, advised “abolislt pro* hibitieti and you’ll find a way to build reads." More Y ankees Munn Loses 1st Pall 1925 Contracts In Bout W ith Courts INDEPENDENCE. Mo., Jan. 28. ' A u , —Wayne (Big! Munn, who recent-‘ L j ly defeated Ed (Strangler) Lewis, j ua form, r heavyweight wrestler chain- j __ pint;, lost his fiw.t legal bout with Lewis Tuesday when Circuit Judge s u i W. II. Hall declined to issue a temporary restraining order n-j gain: t Lewis. Munn charged that Lewis had interfered with his —»• w restling contracts, had slan Jered VW his tit! j as champion and ictimi- *» dations. He asked a temporary i ..tilling order pending appli-i catkin fo r an injunction. j Dc: ■ Judge Hall r aid that his refusal w a j not ahroluto and asked Munn :.ad his manager to show seme au‘nority f .r their action. Tin court m!w -I .'loan to bring a damage suit U.-ed upon a sp.eeifie ant rf Interference and Hander. ri: Mrs. Frank Scott of Jewell, la., is the mother of ninctien children, there being fivo set* of tripletj , Th* mnjor league record for and two pair of twins, according home runs by one player in a sin­ to a recent press dispatch. gle gam<* is four. This mark was cut by “Bobby" Lowe of the Bos­ The All-Red airship that is to ton Nationals in 1881, and equaled fly between Europe, India and two years later by Ed Dclohanty, Australia will carry 100 passeng­ of the Philadelphia Nationals. ers. Ellenton—Water street ppened and improved. There W ill A ppear Upon Our Streets AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING j FOR THE VACATING AND j CLOSING OF A PORTION OF 1 FULTON STREET AjVD GABB E IT STREET (FORMERLY KNOWN AS WATER STREET) IN T1IF CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. — RE IT ENACTED BY THE PEO­ PLE OF THE CITY OF SAN­ FORD: FLORIDA: £6 Section 1. That tfic portion of Fulton Street and Gabbctt Street ays (formerly know at W^tqr Street) MADISON SQUARE GARDES. R.r III. > N. Y., Jan. 2 8 ,— Puavo Nurmi | when lie mt* in the City of Sanford, Florida, scored one of the most spectacular and won Vie nlorL* particularly described ns folvictories of his American invasion 3t-e- l°w*. to-wit: Tuesday night when he >von the >at(a) Fulton S treet—From the three quarter mile race fenting the opening night of the Millroso L'U o|cn:t line of Myrtle Avpiiuo to the games, conquering Joe Ruy and leant line of Oak Avenue extended three other rivals. . a. !: vdien officials a n - ' The phantom Firm not only beat ir.r.cd the two and one ! (b) Cabbett S treet—Formerly Ray by 10 yards in a brilliant fin­ it in 11.44 4-5, break- (known a a Water Street front the ish after trailing the 1 md one fifth neconth f»r seven laps of th< j e a 1 r.ido of Myrtle Avenue to the d set last Saturday journey, but shattered •v :t side of an unnamed alley be­ night far that ok lance. record for the distune I ;ro Frigcrio picturesque Ital- tween Myrtle Avenue and Oak iati wa:l:er who h dds the Olympic 1Avenue extended North, championship, ce'cbruted his A ncricot' d'-luil at tiie M iltro:-('.urn:- be end the same arc hereby perval Tr . (lay night with e. victory in jinanently vacated and closed as a li re, mile handicap event. 1public streets and highways of the Frigerlo, toyed with; three r.ppo. tt-ity of Sanford, Florida. nci't: to whom he conceded ImndiSe. lion 2. That this ordinance on cap of 23 to 53 jeconda. The Italvi- i:m caught his rival at th.- two shall be, and become effective imml mile mark and after jockying b .' mediately upon its passage and a few laps, stepped out and won *h- lastly by 40 y:ir:i over hi:: ntJnre t adoption. Adopted in tegular session tiiir. •k ■ rival, Irving Baskin, of Now York, who had a 30 second allowance. 24th day of January A. D„ 1925. Henry Saylor, aged 75, has re­ cently completed u trip with hm- . and buggy from the Mexican lur der to Y’ork, i'a., where he is vis iting relatives. Training of school children In leather working in the numerous trade school.* of Egypt have caused iub-tanlial strides in the ieathcrvrorking Industries of that country in recent years. ing relative to O’Cotlnell case nothing but a mass pf lid ftnd can only repeat denial given papers here Monday. Made no such statenicnt as thut attributed trf mq nor have I been interviewed on O’Con­ nell case, exeunt when I returned from East in October.'*. I According to tluf story, Cunningham, v/ho was n room mate of Young, said that Young admitted 11 to him thut he, Frank Frisch ami • George Kelly, other members of 11 th* Giant'i mentioned in O'Conik IFs statem ent to Landis, were | .2 N o* big league ball player m a d e m o r e r a p id s trid e s In 1021 t h a n J o h n Moving of th e L e s io n Hod Sdx p ic tu r e d ohuve W h e n t h e 1921 se ason opened. Moving w a s p r a c ti­ c a lly u n k n o w n , m erely t h e t h i r d s ir in g c a tc h e r of a club t h a t w a s n 't going a n y w h e r e in p articu lar B - f o ic th e season closed Moving w a s a l t e r n a t i n g ' b a c k of t h e b at w ith t h e Dos* to n r e g u la r s Me h ad p r a c ti­ c a lly s u p p la n te d th e tw o v e t­ e r a n s . S tev e O'Neill a n d Val I ’lcinlch R e ce n tly M a n a g e r L e e Kohl set at r e s t t h e s t a t u s of Moving for t h e c om ing sensari by a n n o u n c in g th a t he would be t h e Hint s trin g bark i s t e p of th e Red Sox "Mevlng h a s th e m a k in g s of a g rea t catcher.'* s a y s Fold "Me t h a s n 't q u ite a r r iv e d a s yet. but 1 look to r him to go hlg th e t com ing se ason Me possesses e v e ry m e c h a n ica l asset plus a w ise old head '* DAYTONA. Jan. 28.—Marked by Seven fn*.t time considering the brevity nnd frequent turns of the five Sign event* on the card and by a record attendance*, automobile racing was permanently resumed on the rec- , nuire ord-estahli: bed Ormond-Seabreeze | y (wlj; Daytona Beach course Tuesday. A . , nerica of six meets is to be held i (jay ( before April 1, following which I,Us* another program for racing will be *VIil arranged. , wj,n Tuesday's principal rnce, a 10 ' WIU.,|, mile free-for-all, which was won by Steve Sig ILiughdah), world’s ilirt track *j„, ^ champion, driving a Miller straight g,)X. eight, in 9:28, Boh Green, ChiraTw go, Frontenac, was second, and Bud , Putnam . Providence, Simplex, man. AN ORDINANCE PROH NEW YORK, Jan.fifc—Alt jokes TIIB OPERATION O P llOTOR about the Scotamnn pn‘ DRIVEN* YKmCLES BY IN- U k u U rlp tU .^ -ab o u t the Scots- teea^0.blll», ■ ^ W J t U k and! TOXICA?3ED B«$t80N8, OR M iIrifhman w a Kwho T .went . . .■three |1 blR* A -fojJ.unc l l'B B 80N » UNDER TH * IN­ ‘"into a bar Tor something to drink j Within his fingers Janies Wat- ■ ity.The and walked out a » iiv —thirsty. The lace subway g u a rd with a wage 0f FLUENCE OF INTOXICATING Irishman was broke. 1$32 a week, held enough money to CfCjUORS. AND PROVIDING James . Wallace, a cubWay plat­ bring to New York from Scotland PENALTIES FOB* T H E ’ VIO­ form guard In the B.-M. T.'s Ca­ hie wife, Johanna; bis 0 year old LATION OF T H U ORUIN AN- nal “5fret station, has shalUrcd the daughter Kathleen and baby Mav Scotsman theory for all time. Wal- j Who is three y e a n old. lace is a Scot. He came to this t Then he walked to the spot where country two years ago, and aincc the station agent stood, |.that time be has been saving pen- “Here," sand Jquies Wallace, Scots­ man, “ I just found this on the platform." Mrs. Celia' Weisbaym of 2$M . Wallace was on d o ty :a t Canal West 29th Street, ‘Coney Island, Street. He shepherded-Abe mob Identified the pocketbook and the scenes which always accompany money ar her property. She hand, the 5 o'clock rush, a t this tran s­ cd Wallace $200 as a reward. fer point. He herded the crowds “I’ll admit I thought about It," this way and that. He answered Wallace Raid. “4 mean hero was enough to bring Johanna and the babies over, b u t then I th o u g h twell, maybe somebody as- poor as I am has worked a lifetime to save this much money, and then, of coarse, I turned it over to my bosj. “I’ll bring my family over, ail right, In the first place, this re­ ward will help a lot,’’ raid J in j Wallace. “ 1 n Stove and Fire Place W ood Cut to Suit Britt R ealty Company $9,00 per coru delivered F ellow s’ Service Station The H om e o f Dunlop Tires V/o cell Gulf Gasoline, Supreme Oil; Special Ve d<4 KorxtJ Oil for Fords to tnku th e chatt r oul H igh.: t grade of accessories of all kinds. Cham piun Spark Plugs, Ford Gaskets and Fells. LET US SUPPLY YOUR WANTS Fellow s’ Service Station 1st and ICini. Phone 447-W ; THEY DELICIOUS? " f t h o s e crispiA, crackty crunchy nutmeats hun IU say they’re dalidous. Just ahandfulof'em makes a mighty nice bit o* eatutgl B ut w hen a fello w ’s "sweet tooth" sinks into a bar oi Oh Henry! and comes crunch into those crispy nuts, gosh I don't they taste good, better, BEST? Butter cruom and caramel and milk chocolate and de­ licious N U TSI T h a t’s Oh Henry! . . . the best candy you ever tasted! Try a bar . . . NOWI It only costs a dime. �4 ^ rn p i> M 4 4 t PROFIT lolly Herald D *RATES ih in Advance ___ M a ll»* I He a t l i s 4a a t l a a doubt* above nts* or* for eonirttona. | averse* length • tin*. rg« JPo for first t )■ restricted to fflcatloit. Mi matt* Th* HsnLtl 1 t*>'responsible [nrorrect Insertion, I for subsequent |e office should be ■lately tn case of IgnTISBR*Inresentiitlv* ttaorL with rates, rules Inn. will glve you knattnn. Ana tf ■ will Assist you In ■trial ad to males 1st s a n e * . *h)uM xtvf thstr toffies sJdr#** a s nhon* number ,11 LTC* A l'ejit on* [i thouMna?3iM a k tti* other* o a n 'l Lota you u nless l i » 4 d<lret». ■ompt E f f ic ie n t DIRECTORY I place within may people of Sanford so often needed. 1st when any ape* s required. It is Iphabetically for Classified Directory Advertising Miscellaneous lace in this RECTORY 'HONE MIRACLE Concrete Co., general cement work, aidewalks, build* ing blocks, irrigation boxes, J. B. Tcrwliiegcr, Prop, Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company N. tau tel St. Phone 5G5 H1L1. LUMUER CO. House a Service, Quality and Price. half m illion ilnllHr hlkhwiiy in tho itnlf ln>srh Just h n lsh ril: a tw o mllll m d o lla r hrldg» ac r o s s E scnm hla Ray s t a r t e d : q u a r t e r million do lla r o p e r a hoiisi* under construe* tinn; tw o mlMIc-ns b r i n g sp e n t on h ig h w a y ; uro*tout clianco for live d r v s lo p e r s to get In mi ground floor. W r ite D oV rlnpm rnl P o p a r tnienl T ho I’o e saccila N ow s._ AUGUSTA CIIP.DNICLE — Au* gustn, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate cash ,0‘Jc charge, 10c per lino, minimum TO THE PUBLIC: The following named contract­ ors are fair to Organized laibor ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. Johns County is reached through pay the Union Scale set by d Directory and Local No. 12(U of Painters, Dec­ tho St. Augustine Evening Record. AND MOTOR KE- orators and Ppper Hangers of Quick results. Two eentn per word. Sample conv on request. INDING. - •' W. R. PHI. -4V -Tem ilrftn, T i’Sm PA. FiCoRlDA—'laiflK Daily Times, tho great homo daily, LECTltlC SERVICE V. C. Coller, C. F- Metcalf, Horace 1 Electrical repairs, Jimtnez, H. Harrow, It. L. Sei­ rate l% c per word, mfnimutt. itral Ave. Orlando, lers, Jesse Cook, T. S. Delk, I. S. charge 2flc cash with order. Write Talbott, T. M. Dunlnp nnd G. W. for complete rate card. Venable, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. PALM BEACH COUNTY—The O. Shinholscr. We also ask the scene of stupendous development* Si Car. Drive it public to see their painters have *Read about it in the Palm Beach )ak and Second St. their local card. ! i'ost. Sample copy sunt on reH. Harrow, Pres. 1quest. v,' |)Y REPAIRING___ ADVERTISING gets results if it |TE1\' — Automobile reaches piAential buyers. Pa* Iriug nnd Rebuilding, latka Daily News is circulated in p".. Oak Avenue. _ an industrial and agricultural sec­ B FOR HIKE_____ tion. to SERVlTTR Day TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of lects all trains. BagFlorida real cstnte advertise in [cr. Phono 551.____ tho St. Petersburg Times. One cent Tf* TRIPS_________ cent n word daily, two cents a word All weak men ami women | CARDER. Day and Sundays. All nervous men nnd women. Alt skinny men and women | THE MORNING JOURNAL is the Can grow stronger, healthier i accepted want ad medium In WRECKER nnd more vigorous anil take ^on • Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word solid needed flesh in 30 days ju s t; an insertion. Minimum 25c, by taking McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets four times u F L O R I D A — O R L A N D O — O r l a n d o day—as easy to take as candy. inornng Sentinel; largest classi­ And what n hit these flesh pro­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ [AltUlET! Marinello ducing have mndo.^ One imum 24c cash with order. kinds. Rain w ater a druggisttablets tripled his sales in one Old First National A LITTLE WANT AU in The week. png, rhf.no 245. Herald will bring you big re­ Everybody knows that nasty\N|» DYERS tasting evil-smelling Cod Liver Oil sults. Advertise those old articles [STEAM i’RESSERY is a wonderful vitalize!', flesh pro­ you have stored away and hnvo no use for. A little thirty-cent ad k a speciulty, I lit ducer and health creator. [enue, Phone 327-J. But who wants to swallow the may bring you sevural dollars. horrible stuff, when these wonder­ Phone 148 and a representative ful tablets—McCoy's Cod Liver Oil will call to see you. Compound Tablets are just as good NOTICE ELKS Sanford Lodge No. 1241 Regular Meeting Wed., 28. Walter Hand Building. Balloting for candidates. Signed: S. Rouge gCTRlCAL ELECTRIC CO. I to Gil Ion tfc P |att D- Everything elecPpe 422. Electragith STATIONS AND ^SUPPLIES fitv ia ^ rs rrrm Oil, Tires1, Aceesso[“'« with a smile* Elm [Phone 447 1.3. ^ erre stations. Magwond. First and Elm, [*nue ami 10th Street. p b FLORIST'’ rQr all oceazkins. '■ 9hnn# 200-W . f u r n it u r e Tti iif. T o s e l l ? trincilr** C0. We pay 4 worth. Phone No. '•ink Building Annex. >»e 117-1. 3. U-LINEHY liTy t' HOP—For exWintry call 579-J. R > Jt) LOAN lj£P MONEY?—We J v 0,1'iftf* on' F irst1 -mfonl Boiat and Graham FOR SAI.E—St tide baker at a rifIce. Box X, Herald Office, WANT TO BUY—County produce, canned vegetables, syruo, high­ est prices paid. Davis Wholesale Co.. Augustn, Ga. WANT TO SELL—List your pro­ perty with us now. Your de­ scription will go in new catalogue now being made up. See the now manager nt the now location. C. A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st National Bank Bldg. WANT TO BUY—Flat Inquire Herald office, APARTMENT FOR RENT—Corn ir Oak and Second. StreVVr— Phillips Duilding. phone 3. FOR RENT—2-room apartment furnished, first floor. 202 Park Avenue. Iaost and Found FOUND—One Firestone tire, tools, dies, and motor meter. Owner please call at police station mid identify. ______ LOST—One Shriucrs Fra* Red, Morocco temple. Reward if returned to John Gove 1018 W. 1st Street or phone 405, LOST—Tnm-o-shnntcr orange cap between 1st and 5th on Magnolia Tuesday morning. Phone 142, W. If. Hvnes. ______ LOST—Key folder between post oftb'c nnd First National Bank. Box 397 or 313. F irst National Bank. or i\ ami rm t work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. K. K. r n x . t'flftiplntnnnt. J. N. W estbrooks vs. I'Al.Kl! 8 lli:in * A ttl> . I t at. I »• ftiiitu n ls. (iiin ttm ith I'tTATliiN. Tn r.iteti Mitt iquiril, nml I,y than I I'lielps. an T r u s t, • tur l-ymati Hank I'n |u i.'luir.'i, anil Ilia S u m i s s i ir i i In] T r u st, nml l!i»' eit-iiuriiiiTit, whoso | nnmi » a n iin k n n w ii, w h o o n J a n - » nary :':<tli i v n , warn Irm lln g u n it, ib.hu: .................. uiiil>r t!n> r o - p a r t - l in-raii||> n a m e am i s t y lo o f I,y mint It.m l,, .uni , nail ami o f tin 1 aiiovo n,lim it i l o fn n l a n ts . If li v i n g ,} an I if i lllu-r, a n y o r alt o f t h e I >,:tlil it, I. a t.ml i Im 'I,ml, to a ll tnirt- ! Boats 10 i i-liilm liii; i in i f ill nitilor i ' i l oh |i |i' i i|. li.....m i l l , l.y n ia n I'lo I pa, j for people in moderate circum- nliiro:i o i|, h i T i i i i t r , for l.yttmil { stances. I’ill die announcement of ill lia n a t part ni'i s. ileri*uH<i|, ami tho first opening sale will be made Ills Min i iiMHiirs In T r u s t, ilnorusoil, i ilecoasvil, j for S t .' VnlfcnUnjV Day, Feb. 11, nml tlio rii-parirm ru. "lin'd' iminiiH uro u n k n o w n , tvlm on 1921. No announcement y L mndn JnniMi y UUtli, 1 nos. worn tr a ilin g [ to anybody, even thu newspapers nml 11*1*111. buslnm-s timlnr th o on- I p.ii i I * r iliip rnitiii, ami aty l» of l.y - * do not know this location. Work Itanli. am t a g a i n s t all part Ira of pbysicai dovelupmeiit will l>* . iiii.o L ’Unli.i i ii v r .r s u t, .pmlnr Rut u s , seen at’ 'dilV| t'thrte/l’iftthHidllitidy. We will (il*-1 ■lo'iii nl. itreoatmit, R ufus Mli, tmnl. ; fer ithoiit fill lots in the first sec­ 11....-ist'il, nml Rufiin Mlioppnnl, ill*- | or o ilirrw lsn . in ami to itio tion to be* opened to a few wise i,i"ii"il, f o l l o w i n g *1 ui-r t Ini! lamt s ltim lo , men who will buy front the plans. lyiroj nml lining in tho i'U y or Man* If you answer tills advertisement fo u l. • ' "imty or Homlnolo a m i Mtalo f rinrliln. iiinro p .irtiru larly ilequickly you can see tho property o(n-rlli".| Rooms or Rent a fo llo w s , i n - w l i : before work starts. Special low I.o ls n ami II. In lllni'k t. Tli-r I. o f Hatifnril, riorM.i. no* FOR RENT—Rooms with or with pre-opening prices will* ho made • orillug in K. R. Trafforil'a Map out meata. Reasonable rates for a few who answer promptly. i>r Sniifortl, Plnriiln, uroiinllng Easy terms. Plans will be ready to a plat tlnrnof duly of rooLincoln House, in a few days. New York ami Philadelphia parties are the ownor-i a ml dt'vehnwrs. Addrc. s Box X. Y. Z. Care Tho Herald. t. 4 ft., din. rd Engine, ur. A sacnber, 20 ft. 0 in. Inder Cnllie, ur. A bar- i' (Irnphonolns, Clocks, Sewing Machine 121 Sanford Ave. Sanford Sign Shop Designers and painters of Sanford';, tib tinetive signs. Sam ford Avenue a t First Street. Phono 480-W. Z U iir r lc s . U nit o t tv iirk m n tish lp . q u n lity *1 Writs for latest dsslrna. r. n. TtJitxea^. P. f). S a n f a r i l . 1' l n r l i l i I l » l MCI. I'hllM* M l DAVID B. HYER ARCHITECT Mcmbsr L L A tin s* U ullU lm r Orlnmlii, I'lnrlilii Apartment house on 1'liia is u bargain. One fiv condition, FOR RENT—Furnished room $4.00 house. $5.00 pep week. One apartment. Rates moderate 110 Commercial St. Five acre farm on hard road, FOR RENT—Two or three furn now in crops. Cheap anw on easy {shod rooms for light hoiisekeep terms. ing. 311 West 3rd Street. We have houses to rent, in and see us.—Seminole Co., 11(1 E. Second Street. “ASK MR. CONNELLY About the Following Hargain.s *if\ -r*»i>ut li!inn»li> w i»ii I 'n l u t r l t i i M t - I V K ,\ T Y f o o l L it o n * n iif iir it A v c lii-u n r, a lir,I r on in a, s n r n i t r . •••»•*. h i - l w r i - n l l l l h n m l I J O i S ' n - r l . ... r i t u l e r n rv i io o t i r c * | 4ii »> e lid e lu. lo cu tlu ll- P r i c e term *. 9.'».7r»ib-9TiVI r n « h , fAU j» c r m o u t h . - — l-MVI* r o i i m virti In im s iilm v , l n x f r c i.J r l l y . a W r w i i S k a saoo < \ S | | — sao iu-r n i n n l h l u l l a n snlmUle i ial llnr lr ral r r lnl .i jl i . In n m l imltl f o r . S - r u n in l iu i i R n lm v , niin lrrit. n m l | * , | c r S.VJ.VO.IMI. *.‘ 0 0 m a l l . S oil | i r r K»ml lu ru llm i. I'r l f* »3,Z.10,00, m u„th. — i . o r s — 1.o t s f i l m i l i m t i w i l l |» u t y o n In |» « ra ffifiltiti iif H o t n r t»f t h e h e * | l o t* In t o w n . A ( I w u i c f t o m u !«•* H om e r r o l i n m t e j * Mee u i . A. P. Connelly & Sons ( ltealtora) 103 Magnolia Ave, Phone 48 ONE OPPORTUNITY! Sanford, Florida, We always got a few wise early buyers to help use before wc announce the grand opening of any of our m-w subdivisions. We are quicty pre­ paring our plans now for a pub­ lic announcement of our opening day on Ft. Valentine'.! Day, Ft b. I t, 1923.1 If you will boost for us ad know how to keep quiet un­ til the newspapers entry our ad­ vertisements we will le* vnu in at very low pre-opening prices at our t rices at our new subdivision in the suburbs of Sanford. Right in the iine of ail future development. About 50 lots nil told will be sold in advance to those who answer quickly. You can buy from the map before tho physical work is started and you will bo taken out to see the property. Easy terms to quick buyers. Write X. Y. Z. Care The Herald. CARPENTER m il rm .X X II P A IN T Tho Paint That .Saves You Mousy. Manufactured hy I. I i r r - . n , - l . l m l * l r r Sold by P ain t Co. I.OHSI M i P A I N T C O M P A N Y 11 .A l l n m i o l t u A v r . P l u m e 2711 , Chiropodist ■'Tin* Bible Is n Iiihi!; of fuith and a book of morals, and a book of religion, of special revelation from God; tint it is also a book which tear lie- man his own indiv­ idual responsibility, hi.* own dig­ nity. ami his equality with bis fellow man."—Daniel Webster. Wives among the Eskimos are stated to be useful for chewing the ekin of one tyin* of seal, whose hide is so tough that it cannot be used for boot-making until it bus been well chewed. I FOOT SPECIALIST 1’urns. Hiiiilnns. Ingrowilig Nulla, tlenvy Call.•uses or tired aching fuel. > m i. c. i„ m u s h Ymwnil Prow nitlg. 1‘honc. Llsvator Elton J. Moughton AHCHITECT First National Hank Hldg. Sanford. - ■— * Florida y GEORGE McMANUS -burr-HOH: A W H Y £W lt> H I T O N M E? i i .o i i i n \ . M ;t i l \ O l . U n i l x'l'V. IN l'H A N i'K IlY . BRINGING UP FATHER Y O O M A K E M E t y i C K .^ - , W H Y O O N ’T Y O O W E /NR A O O L F ?>UlT U IK E . ALU T H E O T H E R M E t S ? H----- Help Wanted i x T i n : c u t r i H T t a i l 'h t n r t u p . i Jiiiiit u. n u n ir WANTED—Work by one nr two white young men, handy at any­ thing. Call nr address 9 It. R. Ave. Go anywhere. Apartments Real Estate FOR SALE!—Small homo with $2,000j WANTED—Couple to bo married three acres of land. 60 orange at public wedding at Shrink 'jig trees nml truck garden. Meal spot nml 2 years. Outside lire limits Circus. R ing,. license, ceremony :?f /o r chickens, electricity and water. at.d several hundred dollar. wortw ^Jj 10 minutes out on hard road. Phone for quick sale only.—Thrasher & of prerents free. All application* : G arner._______________________ 671-J. confidential. No one w U ll/ij FOR Q UICSTS a LE —5 neres cel­ strictly know name of couple until tho /;l ONE OPPORTUNITY! ery land, nil tiled and in high ceremony. Apply quick. Shrino < rtnto of cultivation. Price of land Sanford, Florida, This is one circus headquarters, Welaka Btk.» V*L chance to get in on the ground $-100 per acre.—Thrasher & Gar­ Real! road Ave. I’hone C17. A iK i^ floor. Philadelphia operators with ner. for Mr. Qualntance. an organization all over the coun­ o w s f n r w i L i r s e l l d o -c in lot, try will open up a new develop­ desirable location for residence, $1,000,000 company wants man ment in Sanford's suburbs in a for $1,100. Small cash payment to sell Watkins Home NccesslUe*short time. Nobody hero in town required and balance can Lo paid in Sanford. More thnn 130 usod has yet been told where this pro­ monthly. Phone 493-W for ap­ daily, income $35 to $10 weekly* perty is located. We are making pointment. Experience unnecessary. Writ© our plans quietly for a big opening Dept. H-5, The J. R. Watkins Co., Six lots close in worth $0,500, next month. About .10 lots in the 02-70 West Iowa Avc., Memphis, first soctloq will be offered in ad­ can be bought from owner for $5,- Tenn. Thom vance nt special low pro-opening 000. On easy terms. prieos to a few who will assist us Housos For Rent in boosting the property when we nre ready to nmiouncr the open­ We have some beautiful lake ing. We will take you to see the front lots on Lake Wildmere one* FOR RENTSmall house, foul rooms, one ncr.* turn!, garage, property at once and you can buy half mile from the Dixie Highway from the plans on easy terms, be­ in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, Ginderville. See Frank Tnkache. fore the work of improvement '•* fir sale. We will build your home, land­ WANTED—By experienced house started. Ans\vor quickly X. Y. Z. painter, work, contract or day scape your grove, and relieve you Care The Herald. of trouble and worries incident to work, reasonable. Write Thomas West, 505 E. Kay St.. Tampa, Fla. building up a place. In the meantime, you can go Mrs. S. G. Meharg, who has been fishing. You can fish in any one Secretary of State of of tile dozen lakes, and if you don't appointed Texas, has tho reputation of being know how to fish, we have several experts who will be glnd to show one of the best platform speakers you. Mr. Sohotfield who has been in her state. singing nt the Baptist Church will vouch for the above. STEWART'S SUB-DIVISION Try Smith’s Barber LAKE JESSUP LAND CO.. Inc. Altamonte Springe Lnngwood. Fl»Shop for proud barber WII.L TRADE—Home in Winter Park for like value in Sanford. David M. Douglass, Sanford, Fla. FOR RENT OR LEASE—Almost new store room on Railroad, uptown, unloading track, 4,009 feet floor space, suitable for grain or wholesale produce etc., write Ro* 235, Sanford, Fin. FOR RENT—5-roum bungalow just painted nnd refinishod, double garage on paved St., good neighborhood. 315 W. 1st, City. E. f . Field. ____ 1, o t s Real Estate Automobiles PRINTING - For Sale IGUT.PIUNT SHOP—Kush ord- LEARN ABOUT fo n t County and I-nkoland, through tha Star-Tele* er* a spceinltyi Thono 417-W, Elegant table board—rates rea­ gram. Best advertising medium In sonable. Something good to eat, 9 Railroad Avenue. houth Florida Published mornings. 500 Palmetto Aye., Phone 200-J. THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— Ktar-Ttlegram, lakeland. Fla. Printing *that pleases. Prompt OHIO—Xenia.. Make your sales YOUR CHANCE—$123 buys com, service. Telephone 93. Nuw loplete vulcanizing outfit. Full through the Xenia Gazette, _ cation, Welaka Building. Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural instructions and chart for installa­ district. Want ad and display tion. I*. O. Box 324. City. _____TAPER IIANGER I. L, TALBOTT—Painter and pa- rates on request. Briscoe, 3 passenger touring car i per hanger. Phone 310. 115 cot.UMCtm ioiu> i^r.iKiRn—ctsss- good running condition, chenp for Jura mis have Iti* largeal circu­ Park Avenue. lation In Pnuttiw*st»rQ Ocnralo. quick sale, 203 .Magnolia or phone bat* 8f fS-yrnnO Una.__________ 259-W.____ REAL ESTATE TO REACH the prosperous farm­ FOR SALE One Cary safe, 250 I). A. CALLER A It. R. F.LDUIDGF. indies wide nml 35 inches high. ers and fern growers of Volusia Real estate brokers. All kinds of Apply 305 Magnolia Ave., phone property listed nnd for rale. Of­ county advertise in the DeLnnd 259-W. News, rate lc per word, cash fice 108 Second St.. Near Dark wDaily ith ordeT. Avenue. I’hono 282. FOR SAI.E—Pure sugar cane sy­ MAINE—Wntervtlte, Morning Sen­ rup, 05c per gallon in 35 gallon J. E. SPURLING, auh-divisioi tinel. Thousands of Mnlne peo­ bnrrels, Pure Sugar House mnlnsspecialist. Subdivision to Or ple arc interested in Florida prop­ ses 45c. Pure Cuban 35c.—Davis lnndo, Florida, and F l o r i erty. Reach them through tlK Wholesale Co., Augusta. Ga._____ Heights, Florida on'Dixio High Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ way. FOR SAI.E—10 ncre3 celery land, lot 4. Eurnka Hammock. Rich­ ADVERTISE to tt e Journnl-Her__________ STOVES ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba­ aid. South Gcorgin’a greatest SANFORD STOVE WORKS—Oil newspaper. Morning, afternoon, non, Ind. stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, weekly and Sunday Classified rates ovens and victrcdns. Your credit 10c per line. Waycross Journal- CASH—Paid for false teeth, den­ tal gold, platinum and discard­ is good. Phono 49L-3. 321 Firat Herald, Waycross. Georgia. ed jewelry.—Hoke Smelting nnd Street. TIN AND METAL WORK ~ TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. Send in your rtubscriptinn to the JAMES IT COWAN ___ All kinds or hapd it to your local FOR QUICK SALE—Celery wire of, .Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Tribune nt half price. Phono 415-W. L. dealer so you can read Florida’s Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak I. Frazier. greatest newspaper. One year Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele* $8.00, 6 months S4.0C, three months phone 111. FOR SAI.E—Roll top TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS hogny, in good condition cheap. Herald Office, All makes of typewriters for sale on easy terms, for rent, also DO YOU WANT to buy or sell AUCTION SALE—Watch for tho repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 nnything?*’ If so advertise In auction sale of 33 (urge lots at the "GninesvIUa Sun." Geneva on Feb. 5, a t 1:30 P. M. VETERINARIAN IVKMT VIRGINIA—Clarksburg. The Clnrk*l>urv Kxpomnt. morning Baby chicks ready now, 10,000 DR. A. DOLAN—Veterinarian. Incluillng morning Issue, weekly, nil* profit makers. Prompt Dolans Vctinary Remedies, 313 t rent per Sunday, word, minimum Re. shipments and qunlity guaranteed. E. Second S t, Sanford, Fla. DKVKI.OPKHN A T T E N T IO N —P«n- Continental Hutchery, Box 704, Is ImKlnnimr th e g r r u t r s t d r Building Material saeula v e lo p m rm in G lnrlda's h i s u r y : a Valdosta, Ga. fnie- FOR RESULTS -SjH erald Want Ads Will Keep You Posted~on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance |° - ? W H ^ T VyOOLD TH E. j C i/\tSC | IF T H E Y ME. UH /N G O L F il— t > Ui T? c- M ORNUS i T ’t) T O O e>AsO AvH' O U S T T WAv*b t t U C H A* f'vAA*rslLX' f e l l e r .*,;; c gm lx � 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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SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. Senate Considers Section Proposing [Change In 2nd. Postal Rating COOUDGE A IM Sheriffs 11 Attend ervices of ers Armed Views n’s Body idow Glad Was Able Adversary WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 7 ,A controversial section pro­ posing n revision in second class zone rates was before the senate Monday in continuing its consideration of the pool'll pay rate increase bill. the rate to one and one-half cent on postal cards and on letters mail♦ free delivery is not es­ tablished, as recommended by the department, were rejected. A de­ termined fight ngninst the proposed advances on the nA rertising matter oi publications subject to second WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.— Ad­ class zone rates is In prospect. Sev­ vancing its consideration of the eral amendments designed to elim­ poctal pay and rate increase bill inate the recommended increases Mnndnv. with oth­ Monday, the senate approved n were number of item s, including one ers proposing decreases in the fixing a rate of one nnd fourth present rate. Debate Monday showed three di­ cents a pound on reading matter of all publications, but stopped visions of thought on tho bill. work on the measure for the day Democrats headed by Senator Sim­ upon reaching the controversial mons of North Carolinn and Sen­ proposal for revision of zone rates ator Swanson, Virginia, were ready to oppose any increases in second on second class mail. class rates. Senator Sterling, Re­ In fixing the reading matter rate at one nnd one-fourth cents, publican, South Dakota, nnd Sen­ the Bcnntc approved a reduction of ator Willis, Republican, Ohio, on one-half n cent n pound from the tho other hand, would go farther in instances than reported by rnto now paid by general publiea- most the committee *n nnd follow tha tlons and places them on a parity hlehor , \ , toUoV with religious, scientific and cdii• - "commendations of the cntionnl periodicals, which already postofllce department, while Sen­ enjoy the lower rate. At the same ator Moses, Republican, New in chnrgc of the meas­ time it rejected a recommendation Hampshire, ure, led the fight for the commit­ of the post office department that tee. tho rate for general publications Responsibility for failure of the he *increased n -pound. postal . . to , two cents , snlnry increases, Senator A provision increasing the rate Moses said, must rest directly on on private nnd nouvenir post cards j senators who prevent enactment of from one to two cents was np- this hill, “cither by mutilation or proved, but proposals to advance'by filibuster." “Ma's” Inaugural Speech NUMBER • ., *• t • . • 153. RELIEF IS S E W i M I N G TUBE '4s-. President Dedicates Next 4 Heroic Rescuer Cheered When Years to Continuing Pres­ He Emerges From Pit Safe sure for Economy Within After Finding Bodies of Affairs of the Government His Three Fellow Workers NinetyFaroUiesIncliiding 350 People Must Be Cared For, Says Telephone Message Executive Planning Cause of Accident Other Economies . Remains A Mystery No Abatenient Of Waters tn Sight If C on fess Sustains Budget Movement Started tc Reward Recommendations,Cun’tCut “Biff Bill” Martin; Victims Taxes In Fall, He Declares Employed As Steam Fitters Lower Part of Long WASHINGTON, Jnn. 27.—The COI.UMBUS. O., Jan. 27.—A four years of administration upon small gas-filled shaft 47 feet deep And Part McIntosh which President Coolidgc enters within a caisson of the new Ameri­ 4*/»' w /»v,.\ • * vX " i«—^ Mar. 4 wero dedicated by the ex­ can Insurance Union building hero Counties Inundated Jan. 27.— ecutive Monday night to a reduc­ claimed the lives of four men Mon­ Mrs. Miriam Amanda “Mn" Ferguson was inaugurated ns governor Of tho plans of tion of the tax burden, a decrease day, three of the victims dying Texas with all the nomp nnd ceremony w'hich was given her many SAVANNAH, IJnn. 27.— in federal expenditures, nnd “con­ hcroicnlly. A fifth mnn, who went men predecessors. Here she is shown delivering her inaugural speech ucst Tuesday Capt. Frunk W. Spencer, com­ tinuing pressure for economy” to the rescue of his friends in the ns state officials and dignitaries listen. of S. Glenn manding the Red Cross relief within the government. shaft came through unsernthed and 'quor raider, expedition at Townsend, Ga., Speaking before the regular n few hours Inter n movement Ora Thomas _________________ nl-annun! meeting of executive was started to reward him for his on the tug Paulsen, reported and administrative officials of the heroism. ’died in a pis. by long distance to the Savan­ envernment, Mr. Coolidgc declar­ y night while The dead: C. R. Bowen, 22, nah Press Tuesday morning ed that of congress sustained tho c completed that 90 families including 350 current budget recommendations Greenwood, Ind.; Jack Smith, New f Young and for expenditures, he would he able York City; John C. McCnrthy, 48 persons must be cared for not sext fall to propose n further cut New York City; John Peterson, 22 alone for the moment but for Columbus. in tnxes. The president eiyiects lijjan announcseveral days. No abatement of a surplus of $.17:1,000,000 in the he would come All wore stenmfitters employed the waters is in sight. fiscal year 1020, nml on that bnsls by the John Gill Construction Co., jon with three Measure Will Follow Very Interest In Crnmpton BUI Conditions a t Townsend wer® he asserted, further tax relief of Cleveland. tifj to attend found bad nnd several cases of in­ Closely Rccommendntionn Increases When Itcpqrt Is should be grnnted. Ho warned, The cause of the accident is not fluenza have developed. No dcathn however, that any now nnd unnec­ clear. It is believed Bowen was Of South Carolina Park (Made That Senator Sterling were nl Forhcs nml found to have oven red boessary expenditures would upset Commission, It Is Declared (wo klansmcn in the shaft fitting pipes when he May Gel The Appointment cnu:,o of the flood. So soon ns tho the pinna of the treasury now was overcome nnd fell to the bot­ Thomas were relief party arrived succor wns im­ seemingly assured of success. tom. Fellow workmen noticed that WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.—With WASHINGTON, Jnn. 27.—Tho mediately given the Inhabitants More Work Urgrd activity had censed within the the hope of lessening the tensiun report that Senator Thomas Ster­ n, according to in need. Provisions had been The president nlso told the offi­ shaft. Then one of the victims surrounding the proposed catab- ling of South Dakota is to be ur'<- hero dose friends placed in the boats nnd were car­ cials that hereafter there must bo climbed down to see what had Itahmcnt of u national park in tho ed to succeed Roy A. Hayes ns ried over ore not eonsidlast stretch in thki a policy within tho government to happened. When neither appear­ southern Appalachians, the legis­ prohibition commissioner hus n- way, whilethoothor nants of the New Y'ork Financial Writer provisions, sup­ Move Will He Made Today to getting more work done with fewer ed within a short time nnothcr lative drafting burenu of the sen­ roused interest here and a mem­ plies and equipment Wo»o handle?! ly had walked I k Coolidgc’s Choice For Take Hill Off S p eak er workers. He said there could bo n j went down the tube to investigate, nte hns been uskod to study all bills ber of aspirants are out for the h Young after by truck over portions of land* Successor to Mark Potter of friendship, Table and Sent Direct to cut in the compensation of the then McCarthy, the last of the so far introduced on the subject Job. It has increased the interest which hnd not. yet been flooded. workers, nnd that the only hope lar attendants Southern Pleas I g n o r e d Senate, House Conference of reducing n pay roll thnt last victims, volunteered, and he disap­ and lira ft a new and composite in tho Crnmpton bill to provide a Tho lower part of Long county hut did not nrpeared through the shaft some 18 measure. The new bill will bo separate bureau fur the enforce­ year aggregated $1,080,000,000 was il the gun fight sponsored by the North Carolina ment of the dry laws. It became nnd the upper part of Mclntoah WASHINGTON. Jnn. 27. — WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.—A to reduce the number on that pay­ or 20 feet above street level. county are undor water. Moro delegation. All was quiet within the tube known here Monday that western than 100 homes are undor water. Thonuu M. Woodlock of New York, I move will be made Tuesday in the roll. Tho measure, said an announce­ friends of Mr. Sterling are very ntinurd to lie a financial writer, was nominated house to get the Underwood Muscle and workmen gathered nbout fear­ An increasing cost of govern­ ing that something was wrong. ment tonight, will follow closely eager to have him head tho dry Tho Paulsen, under command of Baptist church by President Coolidgc Monday to Shoals bill off the speaker’s tab­ Capt. Frank Spcncor, will return am of visitors succeed Mark W. Potter of tho le into conference between the ment through nnturnl expansion of Ambulances nnd physicians were the oecommendutions introduced enforcement forces. the nation, the president regarded summoned. A fiery cross, same city as n member of the in­ senate and the house. by the North Carolinn park com­ Senator James A. Reed, of Mis­ to Savannah Tuesday morning, as obvious. 11c declared, howiver, commission. mission in which members of thu souri, Monday blocked n movement leaving the relief party on tho ted, nnd a small terstate commerce Suddenly a huge crane swung A rule will be called up order­ thnt the increase in governmental th two baskets Mr. Potter has resigned. Noptli Carolinn delegation believe to speed up consideration of tho scene to caro for all emergencies ing the mensuro direct to confer­ cost must not advance “dollar ^or high into the air from another part can which will now, it is expected, bo either side of be found n solution of the of the cxcavntion. Dangling from The nomination of Mr. Wood­ «• . • ■ ­ lark wn- sent to the senate r.?mn ence and {importers of tho bill dollar” with tho increasing ro\e- •.is (Stool .cable ..way a man# It, fight by that state, Virginia nnd Crnmpton bill. Ilu objected to a fully met. Miss Frances Kirkpat­ on the mon^nre until he executive- JTCT*la*y of the as was taken a few hours after the president believe they cun muster the nec­ nup-i assumed to come from fil­ swung around nnd deposited Wil­ Tennessee over the creation of a report tin-'t* to nMto the views of a rick. Savnnnah chapter of the Red king parlors, [ had received the resignation of essary majority to ’assure the er eased business nnd emphasized liam V. (Big Bill) Martin n struc­ second national park in the East. has majority. He thinks the bill thnt tho increasing load on the nrr the smooting Commissioner Potter. Tho execu­ adoption of the rule. Under the proposed bill the should bo defeated. Senator S ter­ Cross, who is in charge of the re­ Should the rule fail of adoption, government could not he used as tural steel worker, on top of the Blowing lief party. IJeut, S. D. Hamilton, y. Rock, Linvillc gorge and tive, however, had been advised advocates ^caisson. Fellow workers remon­ of tho mensuro are pre­ the excuse for added expenditures strated. Three had gone down and Grand father mountain sections of ling Is leading the fight for it. of the Eighth United Infantry, de­ a buried in the several weeks ago of Mr. Potter’s except where absolutely necessary. Supporters of Commissioner from Fort Screven by Col. etery, Thomas desire to return to private busi­ pared to center their efforts on The proceedings of tbe meeting Gad not came hack and he must North Carolinn would come in for Haynes, realizing the danger of a tailed obtaining an early report from the and Young ness. Sheldon, commandant, and a detail consideration along with the Great r.ot go, they declared. of federal officials, including the oon. Strong efforts were made by the house military committee, where president’s address were broadcast “Big Bill” snapped his fingers, Smoky section of North Carolina, contest with Senator Sterling over of four men nro nuperintending the a in command of Southern commercial interests to the measure then would have to by radio from ten stations through put his foot into the rope stirrup, npd Tcnnesree nnd the Blue Ridge hia job, are organizing a formid­ work. movement in Ohio in his be­ ’n, has nnnounc- obtuin appintment of a man from Ro­ Relief Needed. and signalled tho crane engineer. mountains of Virginia. It also able out tho country. trations will be that section to succeed Commis-1 lf the measure goes to confer­ would permit the constitution nnd half. Some of his admirers hnve Tile relief party found much Some one hnnded him n gas mask. “So far as it is within my power eetion with the sioner Potter nnd nearly a dozen' ence, supporters of the bill feel I propose to continue my efforts to The crane wench screamed and he consideration of any other arcus or started a back-fire movement work to be necessary. Food, medi­ names were submitted through confident that it will be brought economy in federal expenditures. wan dropped into the shaft. sites proposed for a park in any against Commissioner of Internnl cine, supplies of various kinds, and before the senate and house for a What we have done must be cononias gave n Southern members f congress. Minutes seemed like hours to the other stnte or in any other sections Revenue Blair to help the cause. personal attention in other ways ers Monday nnd Confronted with one or more final vote this session. Otherwise sidercii only the beginning. \\V watchers. Tho cable jerked. The of the three stute*: already consid­ These zealots believe Mr. Blair had to be administered a t once and and not Mr. Haynes should go. tho situation showed immediate 1 one in which names from almost every southern they freely admit that n final vote have proven that we can reduce the crane moved upward nnd nut of ered. 'I substance of a state, the president decided to solve is doubtful before Mai. 4. cost of government nnd I propose tile moyth of the shaft came the Instead of a commission of park hey contend tiiat Haynes’ work improvement. lack of enSenate supporters of the Ala­ thut this cost shall be further re­ limp firm of a man, u rope a ­ experts, aucii and endorsed the problem by turning to New such aa ns thut invest- has in.it which ixuni invest*. ,i... :been •retarded . . , by " >..... v — That they will be able to caro on. York, the home of Commissioner bama senator’s bill are prepared duced. Sacrifices will be requir­ round fcis waist. ignted the Southern Appalachians J ” '! ' * t'hms for enforce- for all need is now assured. t Glenn killed Potter to fill tho vacancy. to start their maneuver to obtain ed. I want to see the sacrifices Blair, Three more timps the cable was nnd Great Smokies for Secretary 1!.l nV®”_ if1. ,mrt ° f When the part” reached Town­ Of course I am the appointment of friendly con­ of those who are charged with the lowered and each time it brought Weeks’ work, the bill would create his immediate superior. It was send they found the churches, tho orry that in dyHorn in Ireland suggested today by partisans of ferees if the bill is sent direct to expenditure of the money of the to the surface a lifeless form. n commission composed of three residences nnd all business houses account for n Mr. Haynes thnt Mr. Sterling be NEW YORK, Jnn. 27.—Thomas conference. This step may be tak­ government somewhat conimcnsutime it was dropped into senators and three representatives. placed at the head of the Bureau surrounded by water from two to t was not a fight M. Woodlock, who was nominated en Tuesday and although a fight rate with the sacrifices that have andA fifth out of the shaft came "Big Tho bill is expected to bo intro­ ien and the anti- as a member f the interstate com-1 i* expected on the senate floor to be made in tho homo l»y the tax- Bill,” his foot in the stirrup. He duced simultaneously in tho sen­ oi Internal Revenue, where his sal­ six feet deep. It was decided to 'een two rclig- merce commission by President friends of the measure believe they pa>cr.s who furnish the money, for ci„nK ary would Ik* $10,000 instead of bring part of tho supplies to Town­ tho cable desperately. Hi uht between the Coolidgc, is a native of Ireland who can accomplish their purpose by the government. If you arc in fnco was white. The gas mask ate nnd house in a few days. the $7,500 ho would get in Mr. send after much trouble. and those who came to the United States in 181)2. having the conference choosen by Haynes’ place. Foodstuffs Arrive. L * J .„ ! h°,i1W,T‘‘T " f / uch was gone. IIe hud done what he the other.” Born in 186(5, he was educated in direct* vote of the sennte. The two tricks which left Cedar _ For months there has been a . ht? <l0U,,t m faV° r »ct out to do. Spectators cheered. °nias.^ sketching Beaumont college, England, and Opponents of the bill, headed n quiet but determined contest be­ Point with the foodstuffs worn een Young and was for a long time a member of by Chnirman Norris, of the senate ° f ccono,ny’______________ Lowered to the street an effort tween the friends of Commission­ finally ublo to rench a negro Meth­ t .w a s made to put him in an amthe latter actual- the London Stock Exchange, agriculture committee, are ready er Haynes and Commissioner Blair. odist church where the Red Cross oung while serv- where he attracted attention as a to oppose the election of conferees Waterman Is Counsel hulnnce. Weakly he brushed the were stored pending trans The investigation of the Inter­ supplies criff. writer of articles on financial sub­ by a vote nnd to insist on their portation to the afflicted people. For Federal Oil Board r K S A i B wT nal Revenue Bureau by tho Coujftween the itw j jects for various English newspa­ selections by the usual course. If They became stuck in the mud a Foremen said that “ Big Bill” Thomas was tak­ pers. Shortly nfter his arrival the custuninry procedure is follow­ NEW YORK. Jan. 27.—William zens committee of the senate has half dozen times, and hnd to Ik* curved to accentuate the difference WASHINGTON, Jnn. 27. — found thu four dead men at the ing's early rni<b» hero he joined the staff of the Hums, former head of tho buhulled out by tho county gang the chairman of the senate Charles W. Waterman of Denver bottom of tho shaft and that he J. rciui of investigation of the depart­ in views between tho heads of the lorcci). a short term in Dow-Joncs news service in Wall ed agriculture committee nnd tho prohibition unit and thu internal Coolidge’s manager in Colorado worked its fast as he could in get­ ment of justice, testified Monday Street, and in the late nineties be­ ranking Republican nnd Democrat­ during the pre-convention cam­ ting them out. Ho took off the in the trial of Gaston 15. Menna, revenue bureau. I'rohibitiun lead­ e a deputy, they came a partner in tiiat organiza­ ic members of the committee would paign was named general counsc gas mask, when it hampered him, charged with conspiring to bribe ers would like to see plans' to take President Holds “V said Young tion’s enterprises. He wns editor constitute the conferees. to tho new federal oil conscrvntioi he said. federal officials that Means was care of Senator Sterling, a lame protection to of tho Wnll Street Journal from Senate ,leaders Breakfast Parlej not connected with the department duck, they, would oust Mr. Blair he resiKiivu resigned mi to en was entitled, 1902 it»u£ to 1905, when wiidi lie . endeavored *•« Mon- beard Tuesday. of justice in October, 1922, when and put Mr. Sterling in his place. proper authority become a member of the New York «>«y V’ bring the opposing factions Wave Spreads together nnd settle the dispute WASHINGTON, Jnn. 27.—Pres­ the conspiracy is alleged to have 1 must raid only Stock Exchange. Sun Yat Sen Reportec Cold ident Coolidgc sought nt a White been hatched. Jr was dispensed, Mr. Woodlock later sold his sent amicably but Into today no agree­ Southward Tuesday Officials of the Crager system, House breakfast conference Tues­ declaration hi* to become secretary of the Ameri­ ment had been reached. Another To He Dead In Peking day to pave a way of transmission of using the mails to d e -. _____ frequently saved can International Corporation, a effort will bo made Tuesday to CHICAGO, Jnn. 27.—Relief was accused to Congress of legislative recom­ fraud had previously sworn that WASHINGTON, Jnn. 27.—Conby going into thu position he resigned a year ago to prevent a fight on the floor of the SHANGHAI. Jnn. 27.—Dr. Sui promised Tuesday for the Middle mendations upon his agricultural ening men who devote himself to writing special senate. I Yat Sen, on of China’s most note* West and Northwest which Mon­ Means represented himself us he- sidcration of the postal pay and commission. Those present include fa,l unon the klan financial articles !r the New York connected with the department increase bill again was taken up by political leaders is dead a t Peking day saw temperatures toboggan tn ing lusticu that he bore crwlen»i... sennte. .......... 1 ranking members of senate nml justice nnd thnt creden­ the ,m* Thomas they Sun. lie is a director of the Staccording to u dispatch received r.ub-zoro marks while snow driven of House agricultural committees, tials. Burns testiged Monday that I Louis ffSnn Francisco railway and many insults nt here Tuesday afternoon by a Jap by high winds added to the gener­ Means did not hnve such credcn- ' Attorney General Stone’s su­ •Secretary Gore, Senator Curtis of nemy and did not of tho Pore Marquette railway arioso semi-official news agency. al discomfort. Cold Tuesday spread tinls at thut time, having surren-1 premo court nomination was sent Kunsus and Representative LongCompany. buck to thu senate judiciary com­ worth, of Ohio, Republican leaders. southeastward toward the Gulf of them. f the trngedy nnd mittee. Flounders are tho chameleon* Mexico. Drops of more thun 40 dored Colonel Thomas B. Felder, attor­ fP to it, reveni- Mrs.Reeves Goes Gaily of tho fish family, changing color degrees in 24 hours was reported ney, nnd co-defendant with Means, The Honduras provisional gov­ Ju.<t before the to harmonize with their habitat. in Oklahoma. ernment requested the United Opponents of Hauling testified Monday liu had told de­ mmrelf in a trap To Make Lawsof State Selections from “ How to Write fendants in the Crager System States to sell it arm? nnd other Bill Launch Attacks “*gged to be nlShort Stories" with samples from trial that if they understood he hud munitions. B,»chine gun to ('resident Coolidgc, it was learn­ WENATCHEE, Wash., Jan. 28. Ring Lardner, were given at the prmised to "fix” anybody nnd any­ WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-O p—There’s nothing in it but fun, weekly luncheon of tho Rotary thing. they could have their money ed ut the White House, plans to ponents of tho long and short haul Mrs. Frank Reeves of this city ide- Club Tuesday by Miss Me Ray, make a trip to New England, eith­ hack. Whereupon, he testified, bil opened a vigorous attack a ­ r.s she left here recently t" teacher of expression in the San­ they wrote him n letter saying they er in April or in June. re Targets clnrcd before the her second term in the \\ ash- ford High School. The selections, Eastern railroad representatives gainst the measure had no agreement with him to of Army serve ington State Legislature. She is dealing with a Rotarinn’s visit to GREENSBORO, N. C., Jan. 271defendant is in n hospital, but the fix’’ anybody or illegally prevent [ in fe rre d with the interstate com house commerce committee today, one of tho three women members Florida, were especially appropri­ —The ease against more than tw< j absence of the four others was not prosecutions. ’ , merce commission on a plan for representative! of shippers leading off with statements of their views, >r0, Jan. 28. — of tho house, all re-elected, and ate to tho local club nnd greatly score stock salesmen and official? uxP'uinc(lA muss of papers designed to f°ur big systems in the East, has died since the Jtn Crissy Field, one of the live Democratic mem­ enjoyed by its members. indictments were returned last show that Folder performed perv- j Counsel completed arguments in to u r days have been allotted for In the absence of President It. J. of Bailey Brothers, Inc., defunct year. With the exception of Frunk ices as an attorney for the Cruger thu oil indictment in District of adherents of proposal to present 1 *an Francisco, bers. She sits in the same chair Holly. Col. , George combat practice aa did her husband before she suc­ ------. #W.. l Knight, . tobacco manufacturing concern ol A. Bailey, former official of Bail­ System officials for the fee he re- Columbia supreme court and the arguments in reply to proponents served ns chairman of the meet- Kinston Salem, was begun in ey Brother^ Inc., all the defen­ ceivcd was introduced in evidence, ease was taken under advisement. heard last week. °*s of planes in ceeded him. . • <»•■ Mrs. Reeves’ pay will be $5 a ing and in a short talk urged niem- i fC)jera| COUrt here Monday. The dants will be tried under tho in­ Among them wero letters from thu I ------- — ----------------0 tuetl in the in- day for the session of two month.* here of tho club to uttend ever* I j u j,aj been relocated and hear- dictment returned last December Crager officials, nil of whom had R d w n r r l s T Y m l A t t r a o t * meeting uunng during ™ the coming month,1 «*y at varying held every two years at Olympia meeting " " " " t n erT -n t i inK R«vernmcnt’a evidence against Bailey will be tried under an in­ sworn on thu stand that Felder l -‘u ’y 4 , r u s 1 r u U . V l i r d C l a Early Morning Fire aerml machine She will have to pay just about making February a 100 j tj,e defendants had commenced made u year previous, did not represent them as attorney, j I i l l l U l r c d s D c s p i t e R a i n Routs Hotel Guests .^ J when court adjourned for th? ‘ dictment A* at the moving that for a room, she explained, awl attendance perid. although this indictment is identiS. O. Sh.nholscr had charg m i , h Tho evidence rend into th», cal with the other. nyr. The xplarh what with entertainments, dress CHEBOYGAN, Mich., Jan. 27.— Propose Merging 4 i Be s s e m e r '. aiZ Jan. 27— An ow» plainly how and food, must expende as much! tho program and presented sever-1 * With the mercury a t 17 below zero, R l i r R a i l ^our before court contained in the more unarn i "h,?burst* th«K. i v a i i o y s i e i u s seC0Bd day at trinl Dr Ge0 T 90 guest* of the New Sheboygan “"3. firing 7 *hots at a rate Edwards charged with slaying his Hotel were forced to run ftonx the WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.—A wife, every seat ip the court room hotel in their night clothes at 2 unute, arc used. proposal consolidating much rail- was filled and scores of persons o'clock Tuesday morning when fire • | road mileage in the northwestern were crowded nbout the county started. The south wing of thu OKS NOTED quarter of the United States into building. A cold ruin did not de­ hotel was destroyed. four great unified rail systems ter the crowds. ifW tW -y C b aaapproximately equal in size has Si™ 11®o£ United MARKETS V — 1 1 * 1 .1 1 , . , “ h ih ik iiu- , uiktmium nnicnmen MJUi niuin. been laid befijre members of the mirated very few BARON GREGFELL DIES to depart for other parts.1 mediately filed blanket exception* ' when they knew that Bailey Ilro- Inter-state Commerce Commission ftianaU* standing •CHICAGO, Jan. fc7. — Whsi fnr all the defendants. There ate! thorn wjji insolvent. •‘•ting. Ilgurea n;: by heads of the New York Central WINDLESHAM SURREY. En­ May, 1.97‘j to 1J)8; July, 1.70 Tlio ti,» «f tree* bo,|n ' W v ' t e ' S t E X S ? i T v 48 defendants in_ all nnd 4.1 w e r e The trial will probably last three nml immctiniK- month, be . Dr. J. «ultk o t N. 1. I ^\loU3 yenra Urthinioro and Ohio and Nickle gland, Jan. 27.— Field Marshall to 1.71. Corn: May. 1.30 li to 1.J jand Sexton Johnson of Orlando. prerent at the t.ial Monday. Unci weeks, according to court officials. Plate systems fore the trunks expand. Baron GregfcH tM lusj& fi m 4 W ____ PARK MEASURE ISISEVERAL NAM ES TO BE DRAWN UP MENTIONED FOR AS A COMPARISON DRY CHIEF’S JO B WOODLOCK FILLS MAY GET SHOALS VACANT SEAT ON INTO CONFERENCE COMMERCE BODY BY VOTE TUESDAY Burns Is On Stand Monday At Trial Of Means In New York Washington News Sanford Rotarjans E n j o y Selections From Ring Lardner Stock Salesmen And Officials Of T b acco Concern On Trial Defunct fo �enou Your Selection P v t c - p o J3, zrr.: ^SO 5 0 '' i o - J-o' So \S u V> * *0 Jfl io * * Jo SO i: i? 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Scott, vice dlCtiknownlnEngiishCoilogtes Mr. Palmer has been a resident m to r and animal Industrialist of '7 n 13 * nf Sanford for more than a year. the Florida Experiment Station, OXFORD, Jan. 27— The total Prior to that time he lived at sums up all the pros nnd cons conincome of the university and col- Cedar Rapid*; la. P.pcently ho has cc™ "K dairying in this state. wm W // Wo can. If we will,” he adds. Jcires of Oxford during the past been connected with the sale* de­ 17 ‘S 19 nnSr wn> n W fle more than $5,­ partment of the Florida Cleveland At present we cannot say that im 000,000. Of this, the larger part Motor Compnny of this city. He we have a substantial permanent m . Rc„incoT - Magdalen. the has been identified with the uuto- pasture 0r arrange for cattle. 20 2| 22 23 25 icncst college has an annual in- mobile business for some time and Since In the average case pasturcbnie of more than $900,000; Ife rt-! has had 10 year’s soles experience pnre constitutes 00 per cent of the 12™’ “ ** poorest college, has only in some of the larger cities of the feed of dairy cattle, we must go 26 27 29 and get, or «*o and make, that North. \Wk Latsfc model* of both the Stude- which we have not got. “ Wo have got to build or moke are small ns compared with their hakcr and Chevrolet curs are to 30 31 32 -nrital Nearly all nrc large hold- be teen on didsplny nt the show a substantial, permanent pasture *rH of lands which were let one or rooms of the San Juan Garage, for our dniry cattle, or we Just! simply will never have a big, pay­ w<> centuries ago on enormously Mi. Palmer stated. • ing dn!<* industry. at rents which are now . wA “Carnet and Bahia grasses nnd 1 | ridiculously smul!—often only two Lospcdcza for summer and Dal- • or threc dollars per year lor n 1 36 <i D* nnd Vnssey grasses for winter, j r If*W far„m-, They are nl trt larg*' should rcolnce the common wife* I: holders of church titles and livings 37 grass which dominates on our i r>( county parishes, which have ranges today. Then wo should al- j greatly depreciated in value. so grow wide fields of onts nnd i Queen's College is the most for­ rye in winter, which will help furn- j tunate of the landholding colleges HORIZONTAL. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Jan. 27.— ish green grnzing when It is so | VERTICAL. ns the great docks a t Southampton 1— bring up 23— ingredient 1— forced in are built on its property. Baliol Awakening only once during a much needed, ns (veil ns keen the ■ 18— same 4—cud of soap 2— surrounded • ‘ill suffers from the inismanug>> - sleep of more than a week’s dura­ Innd from washing away and the 5 19— Boy’s nick 7-—n month 2-1— strugglo name ment of its investments in Eliza­ tion Susanna Latimer, 9-year-old plant food in it from leaching i> 9—delved n _ more by 2G— hull o— un­ 21— unit of beths time, and Wndliam is poor, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh downward.” 10— fine silk 28— tow usual clectral because its money is largely in­ F. Latimer is asleep again. fabric 30— portent 4— ceases Moro than n week ugo, follow­ resistance vested in ancient canals. 12—Jargo coun- 31— metal The number of words found in i 5— unsightly 22— hints ing a violent nttnek of flu little The great difference in wealth of . try house 33— perceived old English literature doss not!S 6— dealer in 24— careful Suznnnn slipped quietly into a 14-—native of the various colleges is the chief 25— crafty exceed 30,000, while the new die- Jg cloths 25— gone by - Media cause of the differences in their round sleep, from which she has tinnaries today have listed more ■ 3 C— largo 8— pronoun 27— light meal awakened only once. V 2Ci—part of fees and expenses. The college ruminant 9— 505 (colloq) A number of times she has than 400,000, mostlv of foreign S n bloat expenses in Baliol or Worcester fjundruped 11—diphthong * is ' strange'to note, how- ,■ 29— very small rhowod signs of restlessness, but origin It furnace 37—drops nrc almost twice as high as in 13— long brooks ever, that most authors use mnin-,H 17— uproars only once hns sho been fully con­ down meter 80— probability Queen’s or Corpus Christi. As 1scious. Then iihu spoke to her ly English words. Shakespeare R 10—a nickname 88— try these differenced are not act out 15— balancing 32— fleet of for n mother nnd father, drank n bowl used 90 per cent and tho English ■ pole of ehips : physician of broth and went to Heop again. Bible contains 94 per cent. Li:&U4a(Ulta i tightropo 84— part of Several physicians who have walkers “to be” been constantly a t her bedside 35—diocese with her parents arc unable to ac­ 50 Cross Word Puzzles “ norcwllh Is solntlon to Puzzle count for tho strange malady which $1.35 Postpaid No. 83. soem.s to be holding the littlo A 'WORD FOR BEGINNERS. A complete book i ■ girl. None of them believe it is 50 puzzhs«;H the famous "sleeping sickness" The best way to solve a 1/} M*ixj7r3 bound with nt- « erosa-word puzzle Is to runi C3f endowment riinipfii^ns nnd per- which run over the country sev­ Irnctlvo h a r d H quickly over the list of hori­■ rcninl solicitation of prosperous eral yaars ngo. -over, including m zontal and vertical synonyms Physicians do not regnnl her alumni arc unknown. * VenU!* Poneil. ■ and compare them to the gpxces The colleges annually contrib­ illness ns rerioiir nnd believe she In the puzzle extending cross­ *7,e L’^Rc of the > will recover within a few days. ute about $250,0(10 to the univeri Day! wise or downward from the She has no temperature and is number of the synonym. Somo ; F.,ly- Another quarter of a mil­ sleeping in a normal manner. lion is contributed by the govword which will Just fit In the number of space available will I eminent in general and spocial grants. The largest source of un­ quickly occur to you in some iversity revenue is examination instances, giving you a foun­ dation from which to solve tho fees, which amount to about half more difficult words. The a^ million dollars yearly. words must interlock perfectly. The examination in Holy ScripJ ture called Divinity moderations, nr more shortly Divverx, is one of the moat profitable. All members = *'f the university are required to take it a t a cost of $23 during IS their 11rat term and to continue taking it ut like cost for each suij_ cecdlng term until they pass it. ,.n The university administration costs of » re .e Xtrvp?(;ly Iqw -about. $0.5,-’ ill 000 n y6nr. rho largest items of A annual expense are the more than 14 16 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ | ” ■ 1 Wfr38 B j Once During Week Of “Flu” Sickness MA-N ARRESTED FOR EMBRACING llll Grove & made definite occupy a bool h<’ opportunity t 1 m et,’, v.h'».a piclur,1 a u’tg’izine he. has hi, 1 for six year-. A-mi’s, he imid, 1 dj*?tn .woman, nnd h ru* tho long-sought |T*. , iu.lgo .held hiip ‘l • ! i v; your urdor yo 1 nr-’ sentenced.” ' t raid th at tb[>c conipnris'Hi 1 r to the maid in i the picture Wr> worthy Itself of imprisonment. ! - • SANFORD WOOD Y A R D Wood Endorsed By Florida Bankers I l lorida is Imping to be repre­ sented on the hoard of directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of A t­ lanta. This bank is in and f o r the tuxth district amt a vacancy will occur in the board of directors very anon. Tho district includes Flori­ da, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Louisiana and Mississippi. Of sev­ eral prominent men in Florida who have been suggested 'a s possible candidates for this position only the name of Hon. S. A. Wood, of I DeLnnd is now being put forward and Mr. Wood, who is president of the Volusia County Bank und Trust Company, at DeLund is being all ongly supported for the place, t Ihe new director, is to take the place vacated by Oscur Newton, ■i f li.mi’isippi, who has been made chairman of the hoard. Mr. Wood i h a Floridian and a successful banker and business man. Hu hns the endorsement of Florida hunk­ er.t, who think there should ho n i inn from this state on tho board. Of tlm 2fi0 members of the sixth Corner lot Kith and Palmetto district Florida bus 31 and it is paved two sides. Price $1,250. understood that th.* statu will vote Icrms $100 cash and balance to suit. as a unit for Sir. Wood.—Adv City Block between 12th and 13th Mreefs, paved three sides. 10 lots n block. $8,500. Terms. $1,500 ■ii-di, balance arranged. Haggard & Company First National Dank Bldg. Inc man In ( fiarr»e Speaks I want you lo read every word of our vast announce­ ments daily and take their message to heart. I have come over twelve hundred miles to bring a new value to your dol­ lar. I have been placed in In One Minute BETTER THAN 1QDI QftuQGHTS Apply Fly’s Cream Balm in the nostrils und breathe it. Almost instantly the air tjassages clear. Ihe germs are computed, inftumutlon is soothed. That stuffed-up feeling ends. That’s the way to treat head colds The cause is germs in the inem bra ms. Fight them where they start. The cold cnr.’t develop it you do that promptly. It is re­ lieved almost almost instantly. ■Any druggist can supply you r.Iy s Cream Balm. Let it end all misery of cold nnd catarrh. Don’t Stove and Fire Place Wood Cut to Suit Britt Realty Company $9.00 per .cord -delivered t lowest eon tney tiavo ever roached, for this is no ordi­ nary event. This sale is for the thrifty who value money for what it will bring in cornfort and happiness. I am go­ ing to give you the biggest values you ever got in your life. And I don’t mean per­ haps or maybe. I’ll be wait­ ing for you tomorrow. (Signed) C. J. CLARK, ‘‘The Man In Charge” Iness Uter of cotntntrca, irift r iic ^ Y p koRgma U>« loiter part o*’Mdrih Ml,boafli the French lifer' P o d U r nP-- • ’ 1 * i ‘ .J p * 'few borr t f th* party wOl ^ ^ 'f S w f i b U t l v a owners of fa|> *a» ll<?4di of big companies. *HWS/ W» Vl*w th* promotion ** Interacts between t,xp>,naUaps & of d * a t: * X tiX ? \h ? fac n* th* hardest thia year °ny Florida * -IF, has e^er und«rtaken. r yw r’s schedule is not only longer than those of preceding th«” » kUt al,° Includes some of the strongest teams of the SoutK Followjpg are the teams the 'Gal this yW e „ ; Ve 10 ,,ebaU Itions In U n ite d h r t d T P B e M uch ich Draws ede Agai? s a r a r -'*» 7 t Life Insurance Company Well Located Lots Only two miles from the H eart of Sanford and so located as to be a desirable Residential District It. I \ COLE. I'rop. " v a s s tfr w 1.4 bf 8. W. 1-4 o t ■» 19, S. R 90 B. l^ua Sr 1 IH f t W . 815 ft; to R tf' th e hbovo s t u f f c r e t i n intermit up to March li t, 1 ^ bllmenta wftb Interest * | 8 per cofe T>eraniUniloh aft deferred payTht following la, the final estimate for. poring e i ghth | tttn tii s 1 ( •. • •« Witness raj hand os City Clerk and the Sepl of tf e City of San- 0 * * * * * * 24 ,Wt ,h <o Those In Eng" r ‘ . ' • ‘ 1!f | ' ftrd. Florida thia lbth day of Jatibary A'. D. i Official Visitor 2*ifl <*x Yds Grading at 40c....................................................' WHAT WOULD YOU DO? * (Seat> . L. K. Phillips, City Clerk, 1124C S t a ^ 'O v e r h a u l at lc.............. 1 lan.^7*—Th^ death • — -------:----------- :------- -■ The provision in the Pilot Life Insurance Comnanv’u „ .»• , 4020 Uri F t Curb ariii Gutter at 76c .... ipers and the coinTO ALI. PROPERTY OWN HRS OWNING P R O P ttttT . QN FRAN?. a misfortune is the. Last Word in Life Insurance nrob^r ^ 51M Lin F t Pitta'll Curb at Wc____ _ ome of;fiWUxh vls1-IN STREET FdOM SANFORD AVBNuM T O P A ^K AVENUE. Suppose, for example, you have but a ten thousand riniuT.07 Lin ^ t Granite Curb rehet a t ISc. merican' Federation Notice is‘hereby given'that the construction of the Asphalt P vosuppose you lost both arms or both legs, or one arm ention have served nltnt on Franklin St. from fcnford Ara. to park Ave. has been com­ EngHak «Ye a ,«Pon M lafeJV *^ ° f Alabama Tuiyour eyesight, or you should become totally and not!? one 1 working cpilditlons pleted, and the complete! work’ has been finally accepted by the City 839 Sq. f i b Brick relatd fiat at 40e__ ______ abled from any cause whatever^-either sickness or accident!? i of organised labor villc#r^ 'r UnW<!ralty al GainesRadio Program Commission o t the CUy of Safl/brd, Slyrlda. 34 S<f. Yds. Brick relald on edge, at 44c ... ...... States. . Ttu.following is the final estimate of the cost of Paving Frahklin HERE’S HOW YOU WOULD BE PROTECT^ 713 8q F t Concrete'Alley returns at 30c. ‘ Bcmed to strike the vinlerCW U" ivcrs,ly CJalriesProgram for January 28 St. from 8anford Ave. west to Park Avo. a width of 2 1 .feet, with rfr/Goniperi” conWf, A l F t Sidewalk f t 20c......:..;______ ____ Auburn at Gainesville. Tory-like intoler: 1. You would never have another cent to nay—vm.r 0 Type R Inlets at fiO.OO........... ............... ........ in S r R SB~ ^ lI/,nta •kurnnl (429), In. addition to th*», foregoing ullcalism, nnd the automatically become paid-up. 1 • * u ^ ‘cy 10:45 piulgrim (Judret. 3 Manholes at $50.00 ......................................... schedule Florida also has before rhich all his life he It n Ir n n .l. ,1-1.-.- II-V , V? ^ . 151.40 4-180 Lin. Ft. 3 inch Drain Tile at $100.00 Per M. AND IN ADDITION, WUf BUcccsft, every to rv Er I T W C sycopa«:y k (it(0 his nalivu Sw<; f of the American tors, C.45 bad boy; 7 musical; 8 1.124.80 685 Lin Ft. 12 Inch Storm Sewer at $1.03:__ ma yjeara.ago Pete work 103 Lin F t fluih curb at 35c............... u..!____ Lns a unified pol- !| i 8[ r a ; 'J P^Kram; 10 organ. 2. You would receive $100.00 each month just ns long as v s. 37.80 Extra Work _______ _____ ; [the European m an-1 1^ , 7 GR—^Buffalo (319) 7 lecture* 1810 Sq. Yds. rock base at 80c............................. ad labored hard a: 1.452.80 1 Mciiument at Street Intersections............ NOT ONLY THAT, " 1810 Sq Yds 2 Inch Asphalt Top at $1.02....1..... dancv!°ne*r t ' 9{15 mt,slca,5 10:30 «C. Aldl* he kad 1302.32 Laboratory Insprolions of Matm’lala........... ry observer seems 463 Sq. F.t. Concrete Alley returns at 30c ... WMAQ—Chiicago News (448) C 138.90 Legal Expense 2 per cent......... ..................... ic American work3. Your beneficiary, at your death, would receive the fi.ii. 1 Typo A In let-...........................;.......... .......... r off in this world's organ; 6:30 istory lady; 8 lecture: 35.00, Knghreering 5 per cent............. ..................... the policy, $10,000, no deductions being made for the /nJiJS 8:30 pianists; 8 Typo B Inlets at $30.00............................. foreign counter00.00 ‘ v ' r * .' m enu to you during your lifetime. hL d,3ab,lltr W r v o u t5 ° WMAG Players. r situation over­ 1013 Lin Ft. 13 Inch Storm Sower at $1,05......... WGN—Chicago Tribune (370) 0 round of,*hots. H. 1,003.05 TOTAL COOTL ........‘_____ ___________ ____ war without blem- organ; 6:30 e n a b l e , string quir$17,291.36 FURTHERMORE, . 772 Lin Ft. 3 inch Drain Tllo a t $100.00 Per M. 77.20 To be bhrno entirely by adjacent nronertv. r Swales, chairman w J b ' for 1 Monument a t street Intersections ............. | Council df the later ______ _ • Laboratory Inspection of materials............. Congress, who recac™carn0"'fOrfCilUrC "n<1 io!," valura of >’our Policy would m, 1,000 j^ot level. ” • ; | from an official Legal Expense Adv «tc. 2 per «^>nt..(......... .H was a veritable jewelry ihop SQUAD HARD itwl States. __*' *i AT WORK• AND Engihccring 5 per cent..... ........................... mu.lc; lf.05 health ?.lk, .n te ru ln The lease had but 30 da^l fo run [tlon, gigantic complan*; 8!*15*2:li0 revue. arid so Pete stayed on th4 Job night GAINESVILLE. Jan, 27.-T he pployers— trusts— dgy. He dug out $28,000 which 5. Dividends would continue to bo paid you, just ns if vm. „ less oppression of C n ^ L?7i:ChrfCaK0 (34ii> fl;25 Or- Florida ba.sketbaA snuad is hard •nd —........... *....... .....................•......••...$6,731,50 E. R. Trafford’a Map, Sanforil to him quit# a. tidy sum. ing the premiums. ’J 3 ,r >ou bf unorganized and f ’ L°n« Scouts, tenor; 8 nt work practicing for tho next B«tmw :ont property. n t .thfn retired quietly to the assignment of games which will be brkers arc features Draerlatlaa Frtni ........... 1490.08 played in Georgia. On Feb. 2 homvfand for a. prolonged rest. ■ J. II. Snipes, Lot 5, Block.9, Tr. 1..,. L Inquiring trade they will tackle the Mercer quint ’, Isn’t That Kind of Protection Worth While? — ............. $4,529$ Recently word reached him that England." he wrrot.e WLW—cincinnati (423 ) 0 in- at Macon. After that they will go W. J. Thigpen, Lot 10, Block 9, Tr. some of his old pals had made a FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer |n, *?(evcrtheles8, A. L. Betts, Lot 5, Blcyk 0, .Tc, 2.J....... to Columbus for two games, one new gold strike In the Cow Springs I qU 7 viollnat5 8 »’• « . Final / Ihat the American;1lecture"^? llrarrlDtl C\VTA X( A. vio,lin!,t: « band. with Camp Bennlng and the th*r range, 30 miles from Tonopah. Xo n K r.atagr Aaaraam.nl Nelllo E. Loucks, Lot 10, Rlock 0, Tr. 2 Lain, is able to live with Columbus “,Y" team. On Ihe This gave him another hunch^nnd J. A. Williams, Lot 29?. 602,38 , i , l — -----certVTAM~ C °V C “nd (300) 7 con* J. T. Denton, Lot 5, Block 9, Tr. 3...... Bcmtly on what he trip they hope to avenge defeats, ho is back on the Nevada 'desert R. H. Berg, et nl, Lot 30 K ts in contrast to 602-78 L. R. Philips, Lot 10, Block 0, Tp. 3....... n .° 8S ~organ. DaVCnP0^ (‘,98) Sand­ suffered on their first trip at th e 1testing the powur of his luck to R. H. Berg, et al, Lot 39 man; and wmi-starva- n,a 548.60 A. M. Bothamly, Lot 4, Block 9, Tr. 4... hands of Vero and Coral Gablc3. repeat. : I t II. Berg, ct nl, Lot 40 .................... .. ■ the Workers in WHO—Des Moines (522.3) 6:30 684.26 A. M> Bothamly, Lot 6, Hlocfc 9, Tr. 4.... Amende^ Plat of LoU l to 20 except Lots 1 and 14, , X f ,tnrnI 7:3<> d«nce, pianist, soA. M. Bothamly, Lot 0, Block, 9, Thj, A.... ■r.rr from England lotst 0. symphony orchestra. TO ALL PROPERTY OWNBR8 OWNING ON HIGHLAND STREET Lane’s Addition A. M, Bothamly, Lot 7, Block 9, Tr;. 4.... E ttr United States FROM PARK AVENUE TO FRKNQH AVENUE. KOA—Denver (322,4) 9 instruIt. II. Berg, qt al, I^ot 19 .......................... ........ . 0( B . if bo would like 436.07 Martha G. Fox. Lotfl, I)loqlc 0, Tr. 6 ..... Notlcb is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave­ Howard Ovorlin, Lot 20 comedy- addresses, 534.36 B( (id country, and • "’ smw 688.34 E. I). Mobley, Lqt 1,0, Block 9, Tr. 5......... WWJ—Detroit News (516— 7:30 1 1 634.30 ment on Highland Street from Park AVenuo to French AV«nuo has h ly : ‘1 would like News orchestra, tenor Pina Heights, Sanford, Florida Public School, Lot 5, Block 9, Jr. 0.......... 634.88 been completed nnd the completed work has beeh finally accepted ■ much, but I could A. P. Connelly, Lot 17................... .......................... 40 18U6 WBAP—F t Worth Star TelegPublic School, Lot 10, Block 0, Tr. ft veil and as con;A. P. Connelly,Lot 33 ......... .................................... 173.75 73^95 L. .H. Tbrashqr, Lot 6, Block 0, Tr. j : .... dunce ?:3° m u,ica,5 9:30 A. P. Connelly, Lot 40........... .............................. . 173.75 786.95 Victor A Bell Check, Lot 10, Block 9, Tr. 7............. 117 KNX—Hollywood (337) 8 mot- ' A. P. Connelly, Lot 04.......... .....................................i80 842.43 orlogue; 8:30 musical; 10 instru- 1 Joe Chittenden, South 1:2 Lot 4, Block. 9, Tr. 8_.... 58, A. P. Connelly, Lot 79.... ............................. .......... 176 797.14 mental, vocal; 12 songs: orrhp*t. • Joo D. Chittenden, E. 16’ of S. 1-2. Lot 5,Blk9, Tr. 8 10, 7<ie above and foregoing final assessments are payablo without in­ Joe D. Chittenden, W.42.5H, of Lot 5,Blk.0Tr.8.... 42. terest up to MARCH 1, 1925 and from nnd nftcr nucli date said special W. Palmer, Lot 9, Block 9,'T r. 8.................. 58. asscStmcnt.i will be payable only in Fifteen Equal annual installments BeSsla C. Wheeler, I-ot 10, Block 9, Tx. 8 _____ 68,5 2C7 D GREENSBORO, N. C. F J witli interest ut 8 per cent per, annum on all deferred payments, ‘ M. Q C.. Moseley, Lot 1-ot 1, Block 10, Tr. li.L.J.......... ........... 117’ 117 ’ 634*» Witness my band an City Clerk and the seal of the City of Sanford, J. J. Mnusser, Lot 6, Block 10, Tr. l«.i...................... U7 534 It ftt factor," nccord* Fla., thin 19th day of January A. I). 1926. R. A. WINSTON, General Agent pie*, “is thi* many M. B. Bronson, Let 1, Block 10, Tr. 2........................ i n 634.8j •• L. It. PHILIPS, City Clerk. . Stella I*. Arrington, I-op 6, Hlqck 10, Tr. 2 ............ 117 | made Ly the enr534 31 Sanford, Florida. . \ Publish Jan. 20, 27; Feb. 3, 10 nnd 17. . • hview of wage a ­ m "t,n We° k!‘’ Lot l> U,oclt 10- Tr* 3.......... r ...... U7 53V.3I I for wagp reducW. J. Thigpen, Lot 6, Block 10, Tr. 3........................ 117 53 4 ^ I industries, It is City Park, Lot AH, Block 10, Tr. 4,4............ .............248 I,i3a.«« fcod adopted, such RxeitBcvd- h r +)TTg» Catholic Church, Lot All, Block 10, Tr. 6............ 24g, l.USLW [few years, of cutMrs. A. Simon Lot 1, Bleck 10; Tr. 0................... U7 I34.M nuintain dividends J. C. Roberts, Lot 6, Block 10, Tr. A........ :.............. 117 ^ un a fall in trndu ment on Commercial Street from Park Ave. to Polmetto Avo.' hua Mrs. M. Nelson, Lot 1, Block 10, Tr. 7.........J........... 117 634.3fi been completed, and the completed work has been finally accepted by W. H. Peters, Est. Lot. 6, Block 10, Tr. 7........ ;... 117 634 36 in workers are pre­ the City- Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. attack und theac j City Park, Lot All, Block 10, Tr. 8 .................... 24H l . m .t b * met with stub-1 The following is the final catimato foi'lhe Above and forcgpiiig Final Assessments ard payable'without . British! worker^ Street from Park Ave. east to Palmetto Avo. a vt interest up to March 1, 1925 and from and after such date said special sheet asphalt on a 6 inch rock base: assessments will ho payable oply in 18 equal mutual Installments’with 360 Cu. yds. grading at 40c ................................... $ 120,00 interest at 8 per cont per annom on all deferred payments 1261 IJn. Ft. Flush Curb at 35c ................. .......... 442.40 t„ " ‘rh n n d Gity C \n k and the Seal, of the City of Sahfoni, [We must be ready I 1110 Sq. Yds.. Rock Base a t 80c ........................... Hu., this 19th dny uf January A’. D, 1925. . H8H.00 lo support our fel-j Gti2>Lif), F t 3 fnch Drain Tllo at $100.00 ............ . 60.20 L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. pnm the Atlantic.” } 1110 Sq. Yds. 2 Inch Sheet Asphalt Top a t $1.02 1,132.20 Publish Jnn. 20, 27—Feh. 3, 10 and 17th [rant eyes of Mr. f'rican people look J 30.00 (ore contented than 50.00 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON SA^N. uf England. He 94.50 f that black trugic FORI) AVENUE PHOk FRANKLIN 8TI1KRT, TO GENEVA 6.50 r in their eyes so STREET. . 1in industrial Eng35.36 Notice is hereby given that tho construction of the asphalt para57.30 ment on Sanford Avenuo from Franklin Street to Genova S t m t haa indudcd, “this was 114.60 l t J . „ d ,h , „ mp|eted ^ t q k M flM II, ncc.pled bjr was n greater de­ l'd and scmi-:ikillc<l the City Commission of tha City of Sanfan), Florid#. ’ supply." u demand Th* following is tha final estimato of Uia cost for tho paving 2flii.J8 to be borne by City 1-3 ..................’ ’Z Z Z Z I ’$14)f2.3r rfs will toon bo off | of Sanford Avenuo 24 feet in width from FronljHn Street, south to To be’ borqo by adjacent property ...................... 2 924,71 Genova .Street with Sheet Asphalt (W llllt. Process) on a 0 loch rock28iJ.*i) Number, of feet frontage ----- ----------------------------- ...l.bQJ K ON BONDS 2H9.28 Ais«flsmont |ter foot frontage ................... ..... .......... $2.0166 “ “ E xe.v.M on. , , FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. ; 27.—A city election 2018 Lin. Ft. Curb and gutter at 76< ............. ......... ........ i.flaa.ta 28j).29 ’ *The following is the final cstimuto of the cost of wi Ifr** next Thursday, 59 IJn. ft. Flush Curb at 3f»c ..................... _ Z educational; 7 soprano; 7:15 Robcrt W. Denhe, I^ t 93 ......... whether or not the tlk: 280.28. paving otl Commercial Street between Park Ave. and Pali buntopo: 7:4a program: p i„„, 104 IJn. Ft. Cranita Curb re-set a t Iflc ______ bumls for municipal 1:15 7:30 liurmonica; 8:30 saxophonDe“ro, I-ot J« ............. 289.28 ffott^ld feet to 40 feet in width with sheet asphalt oh u I i Projects covered in its, violinists, baritone; 9:05 or- G- G* Collins, Lot 94...^.......... 3342 Sq, Yds. Rock Foundation nt 80c _______ 289.28 ba^e:, . 2,073.00 ncintrator, $50,000; ifstra. 3320 Hq. Yd,. Wllllt* 2 Inch Top at $1.22 .... H C. Schultz and ■ 1 1 ' • $10 Cu. Yds. Grading a t 40c ..................................................... 4,050.40. I improvements to 33.4 Cu. Yds. Cln^s B. Concrete at $23.00 . KSD—St. LouU Post Dispatch. G. H. Housholdcr. Lot 95 ............ ►ned street railway 538.20 269.90 690 Sta. Yds. Overhaul at le ........................... ......... L____ „„ ■ 5 Typo A Inlets at $35.00 ........................ ..... J; new city market, 549.1) 6:45 ensemble: 11 dance. 176.00 1173 Lin-. Ft. concrete curb and guttor lq place of flush WCAP—Washington (469) 6:30 £ t , ,, ™ 1 Type n I n l e t . .................................................... ’on ami widening of lorus; G:50 baritone; 7 bird talk; ” • " ,,u,'l,0*uer# Lot 9f$ ............ 30.00 269.90 curb which would havo been used on 16 f t pavement ut W; paying city’s 2 Manholes at $50,00 _______________ ____ 100.00 » » . i r . j i p •;................ — ....... ..... ........ ; ...... .............................. new sewers, $100,- :2rt philharmonic society; 9 dance. G. E. Lavigne, l^)t 97 .................... 2500 Lin. F t. 3 Inch' Drain Tllo nt $100.00 per 8L ------------------- s-------G. E. Lavigne, Lot 98 ................. 3*G! improvements, 241.07 *00 Riq. Ft. Flush Curb at 35c ..........2.....:............................ 251X00 480 IJn, Ft. 12 Inoh Ktorm Sewer at $1.05 ....... NURSES’ REPORT IS GIVEN jG. A. DeCottcs, Lake 504.00 1373 Sq. Yds. Rock Base ut 80c .................. ........................ . and A. It. Key, Lqt DO ............... . 341.00 241.0.7 Scj. Yds. 2* Inch Oil Asphalt at $1.02 .............. .............. f G. A. DcCottes, J-ako 720.001 MonUmenb at Street Intersection - and A. It. Key, I^jt 100 .............. $.sa Extra - W ork______ ____ ................ , G. A. DeCottes, Lake 303-15 30 sq, ft. Sidewalk at 2 0 c ............... . Laboratory Inspection of MnteriaL ( »mi A. It. Key, Lot 101 .............. 104,03 Extra Work ............................... •..... Legal Jjxpense, Adv. etc., 2 per ci n#KK-d me," raid ; G. A. DeCottcs, Lake 265.14 Laboratory Inspection of materials Engineering, 5 por cent _• ....... . • deaf mute, in i und A. It. Key, Lot 102 ................ 662.85 Lagal Expcnee, Adr. etc. 2 per cent Irro of non-sup• G. A. DeCottes, I.ako Engineering 4 per cent ___ ______ and A. R. Key, Lot 103 _______ Lo.m Credit of 200 tons Rock nt $1.80 ...... 1 ’*as severely inG. A. DeCottes, I.uko la«nt. Tex., when i und A. It. Key, Lot 104 ...._____ toad by un owl, Total Coat ______ __ ............................ H. W. Kennedy, Lot 105 ___ ....... !,n lo:c control of ails, adenoids, defective Nuqtber of feet frontage -----------------DeCottes, Iaike and Key, Lot 106 2,458.66 lnto a deep ditch. large cervical glandr. C )jt per foot front i...„_______ ___ DeCottes, Lake nnd Key, Lot 107 ...$5,623 l o bo bornu entirely by adjacent property. DeCottes, Luke and Key, Lot 108 .Name—|).arri.H,, DeCottes, I ^ke and Key, Lot 109 .. bRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Maude M. Jenkins, Lot 1 1 0 _____ , a , A «$ S. F. Doudnoy, Lot 111 .... .............. Pine Heights, Hanford, Fla. Sanford Hotel L Construction Co., Lota A. P, C^r,nelly and Mrs. Robert Deane, Lot 112 ................... 1, i, 3 Blk 2 Tier 3 feet frontage 148.8 641.36 <841.4 McCullough, Lots 79, to 93 inc. ..................... . a2t Robert Deane, Lot 113 ................ 4,908.93'I’. J. Miller—Beg. N. K. Cor Blk 2 Tr. 2, Rolert Deane, Lot 114 i . ........ Amended Plat of Edgewood; Sanford . Run St 82.4 ft. W. 75 ft. N. 32.4 ft. E. J. N. Rossi ter, Lot 115 ............. Swope-Douglniv frlc., Lota 15 to 21 Inc. ....... .350 Ifr 1C, feet frontage 75 ............... 272.87 $4211 J. N. Rossiter, Lot 110 .-.................. . Hose Court Addition. Sanford, Fla. J. N. Rojsiter, Lot 117 ................. Rjre Court Inc., Lot 50 ............... ........... . .. . 196.60 5ii.3a $2u j j s J. N. Roisiter, Lot 118. ................. • Park. Sanford, Fla. 303.82 $5115.49 J. N. Rosliter, Lot 1111 .............:..... J. N. Rosfiu-r, Lot 120__ ______ Unknown, Ia»t 121 __i________ cy, m k i x t.> - i iso. ................... 1096.65 5,84*17 n^**1 there U nothing like tba plne-ter end Unknown, I-ot 122 ......... ................. Thu above und foregoing final asse^snuntx are payable without P.*f,OU and grandpareau relied on. Bat ba Arthur C. Mooro, lo t 123 .............. interest up to March U t. 1925, and from am| after such date, said rn™ "* Dr* Pine-Tar Honey, the original F. D. Bra*Jen, I-ot 124 ......______ special am- HUH-ntx will bu payable oqly in Ut equal amutel inatmll. cJ t po.“ n<I which has been us«d in thousands Gtorgn E. Huatcr, Lot 125 ............ bn**m! ■ 7or b has had many imiutors. ment# w.th interest ut 8 per cent per annum on all deferred nayIf* ‘“v temaina the best. Often atops a bad hlfnt • ' H >w* rd Overlln, Lot 126 ______ n 24 hours. Perfectly safe for children F. F. Fields. Lot 127 ^_______ nl „*11 u grown-up«. Insist on Dr Beli'a and •her. Only J0c at any good druggist’s. H. C. Puegb.w, l# t ICO ..... 1— . J. W, Pennington; Beg. 132 f t S o t ^ Or You Were Hurt in an Accident, and thereby Becm m . Permanently Disabled— • Tol% I lie Best Buy In Sanford PHONE 72 PHONE 31 i*h In —Pine nnd t)uk Wood PER LOAD—$1.75 * PER STRAN—S3.50 I’ER CORD—$9.00 ...$gt0 BY itish Museum •* A WHAT*S-THIS— Puxxl* No. 84. 1 ' " 1 By J . C BOYI>— - The Suburb of Opportunity N. H. GARNER, Develop . . �r*f THE Sanford Herald ____I M mI *rrrr fitUr**** W H U V B ondar «l I l.'Tlrtw Diagnosis—Fbol Parents! |WjN “Wc are confronted with a nation of morally anaemic in u re d U* ttfw.-W y 1 il“ t*crr Jetobnr S", l»t>. *i roatofUc* parents who are rearing physically anaemic children.” It Bunford. Klor.4». 'under Act of But nice ladies and gentlemen do not like to be called it c h 3. li» 7 . ____ .... r.iiitof NOI.I.AM) U MICA'I M. HOWAIt I* ......... . m u m I’himr 148 . I l l MMTBolla A irm r iCBSCItll'TlOM nATKS On4) Y#ar...17.00 Sis Stout Da J i l t ; Delivered In City by Carrier. P*f Week ISc. Weekly Edition $2.00 ( H r Tear.______________ _______ srRCIAI. XOTICKt All ohitunry inotices, cards of thank*, resolutions sand notices of entertainments where • 'charge* are made will- he charged for nt regular advertising rate". MKMB B lT T I I K ASSOV 1A T Kl> P H E S it The Associated frees !" exclus­ ively entitled tn the use for repuhi Mention of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise cred­ ited In this paper and also the local - news published herein. A1I right* • t repuhllcatlon of special dispatch­ es herein (ire also reserved. TUESDAYr JAN. 27. 192:.. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. ■'I God is Gracious:—Thou are a 'God ready to pardon, gracious and ^merciful, slow to anger, nnd j*f great kindness. Nehcmiah 0:17. OH. THE COHII8 AN’ MeFARLANDS ARE FIGHTIN’! The McFarlands are fightin', they’re fightin' the Cobbs: They’ve come down frr>ni Big Smoky, come down from th-Knobs. Oh, the Cobbs an’ McFarlands arc fightin'! .,Oh, there's fourteen McFarlands, of Cobbs there’s eighteen; They’ve met by the willows, they’ve dropped to the green. Oh, the Cobbs an' McFarlnnds are fightin'! Oh, the black-browed McFarlands I * shoot bullets of steel, 'A n’ In their hearts' blood seven Cobbs silent kneel. Oh, the Cobbs an* McFarlnnds .. are fightin’! 'Oh, tho flnxon-hnircd Cobb men shoot bullets of lead, ’An' on the red grass six McFar­ lands lie dead. jt When thu Cobbs an* McFarlands arc fightin’! A N O T H E R F E A T H E R IN H IS B O N N E T A s Brisbane Sees It Expensive Justice. Bad for Oierehes. Bad for Schools. He Saves His Head. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (C tn iis k i m i ) . up. ----------------- n-----------------Oh, there’s four left of Cobb men, McFarlands there’s three; DISCUSSIONS OF matters of public business can be They’ve forgot the gray marshals, they’ve dropped to the knee. brought to complete function only when each citizen rein­ Oh, tho Cobbs an’ McFarlands forces the efforts of good government by a conscientious en­ are fightin’! deavor to discharge the duties and share the responsibilit- ies of citizenship."— Alex Vonnegut. THE WORLD 'rrows gentler, even that one-sixth of the world's area labelled "Russia,’’ on the map. i’he Bolshevik! have driven Trot­ sky from power into disgrace. He loscp his position as head of tho thu j army and U advised to go to th* south ot Russia and meditate on iiis foolishness, hut he saves his head. OA,N Doi ■ SE bi nther emotions X y I NOW MAV5K1 0 "morally anaemic”. They don’t like to bo called "“fool par­ MOSTEVERY KlMtfSKI ents” either. And if their children are afflicted by nervous BuTl&e fAGLES disorders, it isn’t their faults at all. It is the fault of the doctors who do not prescribe tho right sort of tonics. The speaker who risked the assertion regarding the diag­ TOMORROW THE Bar Associat­ fgench ( w nosis for many of the ailments afflicting little children is ion of tho State of Ohio will listen Dr. Caroline Hedger, of the Elizabeth McCormick Foundation. to a speech by Max l). Steuer, of Chicago. She was addressing the Kindergarten-Primary Club New York. Mr. Steuer, one of § & iiiSf\ of Baltimore to which she said a number of things that un­ tho most powerful lawyers in the fortunately are far more needed to be heard by parents who United States will make a speech do not attend parent-teacher clubs. worth while. Ohio lawyers and Contending that the period of the child’s life lying be­ law students are advised to hear tween two and six years is more important in many respects him, if they can. than any other, Dr. Hedger did not mince words condemn­ MR. STEUER will probably ing the parents who do not see that children of that age get .talk about things th at Interest the right sort of food and have plenty of sleep. Children lawyers. He, or some other big less than six years old should sleep from twelve to fourteen lawyer, should mnke n speech nhours every day, the speaker explained. They should have fcout American justice as it af­ regular hours for going to bed. They should be "put to bed” fects the little man. Any welllawyer, Mr. Steuer, or by their own mothers— and with the loving gentleness that informed anybody else, will tell you this: will send them into pleasant dreams. If the ordinary American In neighborhoods where there are "fool parents'* who ■citizen, without any pull, had permit their children to romp and piny until nine nnd even a very just claim for $10,000 against a big corjtoration, that ten o’clock at night, children of intelligent parents arc often citizen with the ju st claim sent to bed, feeling badly used. They are not old enough to would be a fool to take his enre about their health, or about their future lives. They claim into court. It would want to play as the neighbor children play. Referring to situ­ cost him more than $10,000 ations like this, Dr. Hedger spoke of the opportunity offered to fight it out. And besides spending more than his claim parent-teacher nssciations to start early-to-bed campaigns, worth he would go through through which an entire neighborhood could be united in was heart-breaking delays. goodhealth habits for the children’s sake. court of the United States A little child taking his nap, hanging over the arm of s ateThe not made for poor men, which scat nt the moving picture show, waking perhaps now and doesn't seem exactly- right, under then to catch a glimpse of a murder or a hair-breadth es­ a government which is supposed cape on the screen—that is a pitiful sight, a damnable sight, to represent people of nil kinds. when you consider the welfare of the child. NEW YORK reformers, earnest, During the first year of the baby’s life, the speaker sincere, demand drastic new blue pointed out, he is weighed with much pride. His gains and laws. They would limit all strictly his general signs of growth are the source of much interest to church services. No golf, no in the family that "owns” him. But when the pounds come baseball, no moving pictures, or only church, Sunday more slowly, and the new things he learns become less aston­ theatres, School and pious meditation. ishing, the child is allowed more nnd more to go his own gait. He is permitted to eat unwisely, to sleep spasmodically. He THE PLAN is well meant, also is still considered "owned" by his parents, something ns their foolish. Nothing would hurt the dog or their car is owned, hut his interests are showed aside churches more than an attempt THE PRESIDENT AND THE PRESS at compulsory church attendance.; to suit the pleasure of his owners. ST. PETERSBURG TIMES They hail a law in New York "Diagnosis—fool parents” would answer i » . the, investiga* , i — , State once against exhibiting flowtions about many a child these days who is physically or era in any window on Sunday, Recently the American Society interest of tho public. He said morally wrong. * , But the time for that hns gone of Newspaper Editors had ns their "there will be little occasion to ------------------O-----------------1by. 'Down the trail spur gray horsemen REFORMERS SHOULD study with saddles dust white; Why The Women Smoke On their gnllopin’ shoulders long i a wise statement by a learned rifles hnng bright. French Bishop in the time of 't Oh, the Cobbs nn’ McFarlands According to T. L. Hughes, chief of the tobacco section Louis Fourteenth. A priest wroto are fightin’! him about his plans to stop of the Federal Commerce Department, the number of women to peasants dancing and drinking on The McFnrlands cense firin’; the smokers in the United States has increased tremendously Sunday afternoon. Tho Bishop Cobbs to them shout; since 101.‘I. In that year there were 15,000,000,000 cigarettes wrote to the priest: “ You set a “ ’Tis the rcv’uncrs coinin’! Tho used by women while in 10211 there were 65,000,000,000. good example, refrain from fool­ marshals are out!” ishness yourself. Hut let tho poor When the Cobs an’ McFnrlands This tremendous increased popularity of "the weed," more dance and forget their misery.” than four hundred per cent, has a very logical explanation. were fightin’. Women have merely been trying to exercise their “equal THE REVEREND Dr. Schaeffer Oh, the Cobbs nn' McFarlands th •>’ rights with men". And the styles emanating from Paris, of the Lutheran Church, nays this With rifles fierce^fInmin' tho re’un-1liml '» v"*«e ["}}"» t'oll,'t,T during the past few years, have country is the "most backward na­ cr* ride. ' been as "manish as a skirt could be. Women simply found tion of the civilized world,” in itJ to provide week day relig­ When tho_Cohbs_an’ M cFarlands, that :t coyly handled cigarette lent something artistic to failure ious instruction for public school were fightin’. their bobbed hair, and golf knickers, riding habit, or even children. ^ .A McFarland has, fallen, his face their Spanish shawl........ p ,t A *[ilost ionnalYc-Vo’’:(Hifty issued by tnoau than Lies at Vas­ THAT IS not tho opinion of the dyes the ground: A Cobh man has caught him, an' sal’ College to the students there, showed that 455 girls out of i P^oph’ of dlls country generally. quick the hurt hound, T!,t\ h,,,vc 5icir pm ' When the Cobbs an’ McFarland.* 957 had acquired Sir Waite*’ Raleigh’s habit. Half of the j 1 girls, then, did not smoko, but without any further statistics ing!' writing and arit^u-tlcemi be were fightin’. to go by it is almost a safe bet that they were the younger, taught successfully apart from reOh, a Cobh man sinks down to the ones who yet hadn’t come into very intimate contact with ligioua teachings. They respect the hot smokin’ clay, ights of father:, and mothers to A McFarland’s black fingers the West I\>int Hops, Princeton Proms or the Moulin Rouge. establish religious day schools if Nor is this supposed to he a philippic directed particular­ they choose, a t their own expense. wellin’ blood stay. When the Cobbs an' McFarlands ly against Vassal* College, Vassal* is hardly worse than any were fightin’. of the rest. And the fact is, girls’ schools as a whole are no TO ATTACK the public school not to render service to the pH Oh, tho marshals turn hack to tho worse than factories of girls, or societies of girls. T h e pro- j is vate schools that emphnsize relig­ portion of fifty fifty in all probability runs clear through all darkenin’ plain; ious teaching. Such attacks are But many’s the rider in saddle institution:! and every stratum of life. not popular and may encourage rides slain. As Mr. Hughes nays, four times as many women are smok­ equally unjust attacks on religious When the Cobbs an’ McFarlnnds ing now as formerly. They find it becoming to their make­ schools and religious teachings. are fightin’. The McFarlands shoot steel an’ the Cobh men shoot lead, An' on the green moss the McFar­ lands are dead. Oh, the Cohb men have heat the McFarlands! —Ben Lucian Hannan in ary Digest. v i/T W O T O A T /iA O T A R Y 2 7 . 1925. ■ J* often hard & People act the • feel inclined? ! yourself. ” $9 I J mav ‘im p V iif J J R tc a K b it.'* trUC 0{ *«« i A conservative k eth er wise nr s* conlirg to norvntive or not afraid to called prudence. Si * £ S T J S y sS s ntronger. Perhaps oth«T you think because j A train of (hour est when it U 1stem! of local, L„ t to have a wreck Being sure yon t poing ahead If you could never! thing. The part is gore. I have used up no ing ns we should doing as we shoe' Stove and Wc $9.00 B ritt Realty I b eliev e that < th e first principles] successful banking i w h o le -h e a r te d d< to be accomiiK and helpful. honored guest, President Coulidgc. worry about who owns n newspaper " ’hen called upon for an address. so long as Its attitude on public the president clearly defined the questions ir such ns to promote line separating education nnd prop­ the public welfare." As a body the audience nt this aganda. Propaganda, he says, leading “seeks to clore the mind, while ed­ dinner represented the ucation seeks to open it." He went newspapers in over two hundred on further to state that "Of educa­ cities of America. Most of the tion and of real information we men present were of high standing cannot got too much. But of prop- ami had had years of experience Uganda, which is tainted and per- in tho field of journalism and they verted information, we cannot g e t ; therefore, appreciated the followtoo little." The president under- ing particularly pertinent pnratook to emphasize the high respon­ graph of the president’s address: sibility facing the editors und the "I believe that the American press newspapers, as he stated that the is more independent, more reliavery enure of lihertv depended i hie and less partisan today than upon the freedom of the press. In at any other time in its history, speaking of this freedom, he said I believe this of our press prethat the "chief idea of the Anieri- | cisely as I believe it of those who can people is that idealism which manage our public niTairs. Both demands the airht to freely express *are' eldalier’, fiber,' less Irtffuericdd it-ad? on nil important questions.’’ by improper considerations than The pesident was undoubtedly fully f ever before. Whoever disagrees aware that he war speaking to a with tlm judgment must take the very large audience when he m ade.chance of marking himself is ig -( his address, and when he empha- norant of conditians which notnrsized the fact that he felt that th" , iously affected our public life, * V»" American newspapers' of todav are thoughts, and methods, even withby far tho best in the world, ho 1in the memory of many men who was not speaking L, th* editors are still among us." alone, hut to everyone who hns The entire substance of the nny connection with newspaper president’s remarks might he sumpublication. i med up in tho fact th at there was As shown in his further state- ] in them a conviction th a t the mentn, he would not permit h im -, American people are idealists nnd relf to be worried about the alleged that they never fail to strongly “commercialism" of tho public j react when this idealism is proppress and the fear which has hcon crly appealed to. The closing state so freely expressed th a t uewspa ment of the president’s remarks per owners were gradually getting certainly places upon the editors ■■■BSHHBHOsanBaMiBBaaBaHBaHiaaaaasBaHiii to the point where thej were us­ a higher responsibility as lie said: ■ ing their paper solely to further “Mv ultimate faith I would place a their own selfish purposes rather in the high idealism or the editorial B than to use them for tho general room of the American newspaper." fl a n FIRST NATIONAL BANRl ■ THE HARMLESS, NECESSARY CAT NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE B ■ B B It B ■ B H U B B U ■ a fl TH R EE LOTS ON PALMETTO AVENUE Between 11th and 12th Streets Meddling with the nicely ad-j Week which has just been conPAVING ALREADY PAID justed balance of nature is al- t |u,ir d in London, pussy was conTHE PRESS SURPRISES CONGRESS a risky business. In the* . - • , , . IN THE French Revolution they wavs ’ kil-I^.V1! . *rc>m her place by the SARASOTA TIMES would have told him what th e y , j1rf iri" 8tn‘es ^ y o te n f*res,4e and organized into an Small Cash Payment Down thought at the foot of the guillo- M ahcc» b'H.nties were inati ,r i effective auxiliary /force. In San tine and would have cut Ida head un «n inducement to far Congress ha * been treated to a predi ted that there papur h im* hoys to kill coyotes. But. when Franc!« o , during the bubonic plaW hat made Sanford grow? Co- ^little surprise during the last few mediately would turn against the oif a few minutes inter. the coyotes diminrimd in number : " f t 1*: wa? ™ FIVE YEARS TO PAY BAU| nu-as ure when they found their 1weeks. operation. the field mice, which supplied T ? n,Vsh' was *" thu da^ . " f a in* mail t the hit! to bill was to he The fiu'ht over given a big WH AT A chance TroL.ky hnd -------- o-------u them with dessert alte r their "’i, VJ’.T* » *“! % when Lenin died, leaving him with meals m Good Evening! Have you hrv! crease the snlaries of postal him:l of mutton, increased. And .. ’ . , [*' ". 1 c cmploysen has been going on for But they learned that American the army under his control. A the field mice did more damage to f the flu yet? 3 lS in“ ,CV"UrlnK ,M w i plak'U° more than n year. Preaidci it c uni- news papers do not •hargo their Napoleon Bonapart ■ or even a the grain than the coyotes had vermin. a 1,1 lorn idge vetoed the measure the r it polk-ies with every wind that Napoleon III., would have known done on the .Vcp range. Rut now that seal anil suble. a finally passed both hou.-w ami blow •; they don't change tin ir op- what to do, Trotsky didn't know. REALTOR Just now local I’aris furriers 1nil|!e and inink, as well as caraculs, now his veto is sustained by the inions just because their pocket- Tho Bolsheviki know what to do are : court d to Ik- doing a thriving kolinskies, nutrias nnd fitches have : selves. a -onarrow margin of one vote. book is hit. The pap* rs whit h hud trade’ in Uu pelts of alley cats, int.. the fastnesses of the wi!- a During the long battle many K'cn advocating the hill stood by Whnt, with pickpockets and First National Hank Building* whicii formerly swarmed over dtrncss to avoid the fur hunter, a shoplifters Sanford is getting into newspapers believed thy postal it. THE PHILADELPHIA Mint be­ the city and its environs in count-1*he harmless, necessary and ul- □ K workers Were underpaid and advo­ the big city elnss! Without relinquishing the fight gins coining 5,000,000 half-dollar les numbers. But it is certain ways necessary and always eon- B Rooms 501-502. Phone ‘J*> cated the bill in their editorial for the postal workers, the news­ coins to commemorate tho courage that the rats will rush where tho le n ie n t cat must supply their place, fl Sales Force Miss Ruha Williams, Mr. R*k Folks with babies in the family columns. Then about three weeks papers did attem pt to fend off of General Robert E. Lee, Stone­ nn longer tread, and rats play How grave may he the conscquen- m don't mind the static a t all when ago Postmaster General New sent New’s flank attack on them. Their wall Jackson and others, and the cats incredible havoc with food sup- cus °f her destruction was forelistening over the radio. to Congress his recommendations representative asked time to make carving of tho great memorial on plies. The rule of nature which s -*’n by Oliver Goldsmith, who if ihznaBKBBuuBBaaiiBU BaaflflaflBaaaBU BiiisH *11* --------o--------or increases in mail rates to meet a careful study of New’s recom­ orJains th at "big fleas have littlo ; memory serves us right, wrote: Sanford got some publicity out tho higher pay schedules of thu mendations; they demanded an im­ Stone Mountain, near Atlanta. fleas and these have Ies3 to bite "HI fares the land, to hastening- v i i i a i i e n B B n i a s i i i i a B B n a M z a i E i i i i i i i B a 11111 of the little golf tournament held bill. Much higher second-class partial inquiry into the new rates. ’em." is not to he amended hy man ills a prey, | THESE COINS have a meaning B last week. We need bigger ones rates were suggested, width meant Both these suggestions wore re­ Where rats accumulate and cats ■ more important than their Without careful forethought. and more of them. that a large share of thu salary jected by a Congressional commit­ i even During the observance of Rat decay,” meaning as memorials of courage -------- o-------increase would lx* paid by news­ tee and a bill with the Increases and artistic enterprise. They es­ They say New Jersey is the papers and magazines. somewhat modified was reported tablish even more firmly the fact “ w ettest” state in th" Union, but ■ the Senate. Some opportunist congressman that tlie Civil War belongs to an there doesn’t seem »o he nny dust who thought newspapers were ad­ to But H through it all the newspa­ THE TEXAS COWBOY a age that is past. And they wdl on Georgia just now. vocating these increases only to pers that had previously support­ b j prized in the North even more A million recipes have been givei ■ o-------LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL ■ It lc a delightful cl ini at u wo have make a hit witn their readers and ed the measure didn’t flop. highly than in the South. success, but the best one api*:lj And Congress can’t quite fathom u . here, hut w<* do wish someone i,.not because . . . the editors believed , ., ‘tlf any cowboy wants to dance ly unwarranted. It ia a long time it. would turn off the sprinkler until !the «,ostnl Wnrktir» ^ r e underpaid DR. BUTLER, learned head of be the combination of common: v/e get riil of our cold, Columbia College, tells the Brit­ with his pants tucked into his »«w idnco it might he truly said -------- o--------and determination to get ah$ ish Empire Chamber of Commerce The surrender of Grover B<*rgvarious interesting things. He Texas on the eve of the inaugural ciety." PROFANITY doll. draft dodger, is forecast. Now soya Mussolini, who saved Italy, b.i'l of his wife, Gov. Miriam There are perhaps more ‘‘full Whatever you do, do it wellhe’d probably rather he a prisoner is another Oliver Cromwell. lie Amentia Ferguson, "he is welcome dress suits" in llnuston than there PALM REACH POST in America than a free man In __________ __________________ _________________________________ .1 guys that “ the time is ripe for Co do so." nre in any other town of its size , (Mrmany. open an account with theSer an era of reason.” it Js possible Thereupon Co!. John L. Peeler, in the United States. Women of Tho trouble with profanity, doworking room, the shop, on the -------- o--------says he, to hope for an end of chairman of the Committee on Ar- Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, San County Bank and deposit reguH What pr**! our goat is th at after elnres a writer, is nut so much train or in thu hotel. The old sa- war, because the only disputes rnngemcnts, revised his encyclical Antonio and El Paso arc ns'welL — thut It is plain wicked ua that loon was one environment in working like tho dickens for a few that arise now are those based on excommunicating everyone w ithout' gowned a* those of any town o f j D dollar.* we come to find out that it ia just plain dirty. And that which swearing fitted heat, "suallow-tui! cents" or “evening 1like size in Massachusetts, P enn-!■ 4% Interest on Savings AccoK Profanity, it seem:* i* just ne- a conflict of interests. they are worth only about idxtv. is about all there is in it. It i gowns” from the ballroom floor. sylvania, Ohio or Kentucky. At *' not so much that religioiu pers1 now ledge men t that the swearer five per cent of wi at our father’s j “Formal and informal.” said Col-! Del Rio, near the ftb Grande, m* IT IS lmr«l to re’e nny import­ ons nre shocked us it is that those does not know how to talk. It were., with finer intellects are disgusted, means a limited vocabulary. It is ant change there. Haven’t wars one! Peeler, after hearing of the well as at Clarendon, in the Pan-* -------- o———— always been based on a conflict h'ast from Mrs. Ferguson’s hus- handle, the girls are dressed ho­ If snow looks good to you then Swearers are hoid-overa from a somewhat of :t sign of ignorance, of interests? ] hand. jcomingly. former age. The young man who It j* quite a show of weakness, «ou nre still alive unA n it r-odv TWO GENTLEMEN nt least Without discussing the point The Texas cowboy u ,,f tj„, M » Simple, plain words carry the f r Florida.—Toledo Blade. How wishes to .succeed takas advantage wanted Helen of Troy. That was made by Arnold Bennett that “condecentert and prop, rest members! of everything that may help him weight. They are impressive. They <‘,*o**l the fellows who every day conflict of interests, and they volitions nre to society what forms! of the human family, u,, V;ould jj Sanford, Fla. nre playing golf, polo, tennis, ini on. And swearing will be a black are the forte of the impressive •i to art,” it may he paid that not think of p in g to an inaugural i ntni, or are fuhintr, hunting, swtm- mark agalm t him In any Job he If you don't believe it, listen some fought about it. WE FIGHT more ubqut dollars I former Governor Ferguson’s pro-j hall in high hoots and n sombrero ifi Nobody wishes a time to William Jctudngs Bryan, nnd vaehting? Are they may have. now and less about glory. J jmuitC'inient on the subject is whoLU.at. i BBBB«BBBaaHa g a a a B a a a * lll*lllliaa" l|a * a a > * B11*1 swearer in the olficc, or in the or read a lecture by Ingereoll. dead ones too? E. F. LANE ; “•«-* Common Sense Plus Delernffl [”r°n s „Tsvs?.i. Seminole Countv B< ■pH •V �' • ;t x 1 cia lice 148 eo MISS KATHRYN WILREY, Society Editor. * endar ucftdflY h School a t 8:00 tho will present a ploy •* for tho benefit of 'mangundl. of tho MethodiRt give n reception in ■- new pastor and Mrs. T. W. Nixon, aKe from 8 to 10 members and friends are invited. cdncsday partment of the Woill meet nt 3:30 o’- The Pipe Organ Club met Mon­ day afternoon a t the home of Mrs. E. C. Harper on Magnolia Avenue, With Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Mary Maincs as hostesses. The meeting was a most enthus­ iastic one and many interesting reports wore given. Mrs. J. E. Estridgc announced a rummage side to bo held in the near future. Mrs. M. M. McAllister received a large number of lovely aprons for the spring bazar. The personal service chairman, Mrs. Winston, gave a splendid report. The club voted for tho appointment of a chairman of thu mission study work. The president, Mrs. W. M. bentt, appointed Mrs. R. L. Glenn, ‘'If"* Winston and Mrs. D* Gardner to serve one a com­ mittee for Dramatics. During the social hour Mrs. •Sharpe gave a number of readings which were- greatly enjoyed. Thp hostess, assisted I!y Mrs. A. M. Phillips, Mrse. W. D. Gardner and Mma Margaret Davis, served a de­ licious salad course. Next Monday the club will meet at the home of Sirs. C. F. Mar­ shall at 1110 Laurel Avenue, with Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. II. G. Mcthvin as hostesses. Rumber Five of the PERSONAL will meet at jth Mrs. M, I* Radch Avenue. Beattie Brown is spending a few Ga„ was the guest Saturday of Number One of All days in Jacksonville. Mr. ami Mrs, C. V. McCrory. will have a subscrtpF. D, Walsh of Daytona, is visit­ y at 8 o’clock at Mrs. W. B. Williams has ns her ing friends in Sanford. truest*. Tuesday, Mr.-. C. S. Lee {all. ami Charles Lee, Jr., of Oviedo. R. .1. Hollv left .Monday upon hurray 1 nf the Woman’s a business trip to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thornton itty will meet with had us their guest for the wcekC, J. Wetherlow of Orlando, end. (heir eourin, Mrs. J. It. Betts 'ent at 3:30 o'clock. spent Monduy in Sanford. of Woodbury, Ga. — — « v — British Ex-Premier Stadium Is Built In Suit Filed Against To Watch New _____ York Church*i Poik County Oral Declares Golf Was Australia \ Festival For Jesus’ Coming YORK, Jan. 2'!.—A suit Game for Workmen LONDON, Jan. 27—Irt order to to NEW W IN T E R H A V E N . F L A . onmpel Trinity Church to turn Unix i r anford PHONE:—Res. 428-J LONDON. Jan. 27—The Princ­ wait for the second coming of es Golf Club, once one of tho most Christ, 2,000 members of the Or­ exclusive in the London district, der of the S tar In the East have has been converted into a public built an amphitheatre at Balmor­ near Sydney, Australis, course. For the equivalent of 35c al Bench, .. _ , a round, anyone may play there. I Princes at one time was the f a - ; S® dw P *■ tM jr bdtef that this vorite golf resort of Bonar L aw ,|[etu™ U E m in en t, preparations Balfour nnd other outstanding 1 been made a t the cost of $b0,000, rained by enrolling memhers statesmen. Representing the public, Ram- ? L thc 2 ^ r who ““bscribed fr°m sav MacDonald accepted the deeds ■ J® Per, 8C,a*\ .. , . . nnd title to the course from Sir II. I ^ hUc *>» .°W«r » bf llef ,s ‘bat Mallafcy-Deelcy, who spent m ore!c h " 8t will return In human form than $200,000 on the property be-*1* expected Ho will arrive nt f°rc giving it away, - 10 amphitheatre by walking on The former prime minister said water from South Head, nt he was first initiated into- the the entrance of the harbor, to Bid mysteries of golf by an eminent moral. The nmphithentre xvill contain n divine nf the Established Church oi Scotland, who told him the smnll model of a Greek statue s used for the stag­ game was fine discipline in self- which will Ik ing of Greek drnmn during the control. “Forty years ago,’’ Mr. Mac­ waiting period, ns even the most Donald said, “golf was a cheap confident member of the order game. I helped to make iny own will not sny just when the sec­ clubs and the game cost me about ond coming is to tnko place. sixpence n year. The game has got fnr too expensive. It ought to get back to its old position as a first-class workman’s game. Church Circle Plans Rummage Sale PIPE ORGAN CLUB HOLDS REGULAR MEETING MONDAY AFTERNOON o cial --------------------— - Church Circle Number Three, of the All Souls Catholic Church met with the chairman, Mrs. Frank Meisch, Thursday afternoon. A short business meeting was held nt which time a rummage sale was planned to be held Saturday Jan. 31. At 5 o’clock tho members wore invited into the dining room where Mrs. Meisch assisted by her sis­ ter Miss Irene Brandt served cake nnd coffee. Tho members of Circle No. Three nre; Mrs. Fred Brandt, Mrs. Char.. Mahoney, Mrs. Henry Richter, Mrs. Paul Pczol, Mrs. John Pezol Sr., Mrs. John Pezol Jr., Mrs. Ed­ ward Smith, Mrs. E. Wilson, Miss K. Fox, Mrs. Mary Schnal, Mrs. William Hines, Mrs. S. Breit, Mrs. : Bnumes. Mrs. II. Rabin, Mrs. B. Lako ami Miss Irene Brandt. Miss Shunting* Weds Y. P. Carter on Sunday Symphony Concert At * A quiet .wedding which took Daytona Is Postponed over the bulk of its property in Juntinrjr OK-ZB-.'W-.n Manhattan to the heirs f Robert Edwards wah begun in Federal j ______ _ a bill in equity y| Court here filing by A rthur J . Edwards, of North; * * * * * - - ’- - 1 Carolina and Wesley J. Edwards, of Los Angeles. MILLION FOR TELEPHONES Have You Tried Our WEST PALM BEAOH. Jan. 27 —Extensions nnd additions to the local plant that will aggregate Sl.OQO,000 diirim- 1C25 art! 102(? artFresh Daily planned by the Southern Kell Tel­ ephone Com|*any. it is announced by T. L Jordan, local manager. Water’s Kandy The unprecedented growth of West Palm Bench and Palm Beach Kitchen ■have produced a serious congest, ion in tho telephone son-ice nf lhi- V Y ♦♦♦V *1*+**♦** V Y ♦♦♦ two cities, he stated. P-Knut-Brittle? ■■■■■■■BaaanaanBaHnBM HaM M caaaKQBxttagaaaBuaBaiBBua EXPIRATION OK LEASE PHOTOGRAPHER : , .SI“.fill Vulue fur 50.00 % '■ i , " * * , t My Iwist* in Mmvh, in nrtler to rnluro stiwk, wili for a limited iimc\ »Cf**r you six pupni.u l.\0 high jjratlc- pliutojn'bpli ami ont large S.xlti—ail for -'50.00. place at 3 o'clock Sunday after­ Word was received Tuesday i noon at the Bapri’t Church was C H IL D R E N A S P E C IA L T Y that of Miss Emma Florence morning from the management of Shurling to Vernle P. Carter. Rev. the Daytona Beach Auditorium Owen, Photographer F. S. King officiated in the pres­ that duo to an upset in train sched­ I*ht»iu 0112-W Park Aye. Friday ence of relatives and a few close ules caused by the high waters in Georgia, members of the New York T. O. Brown of Orlando, is San­ Holly, will entertain Mrs. Charles Brannon, Miss El­ friends. B B aaaaaacan M K an ^ aH u -ia^ an iiian n x ix H B an aaM aB saau aaB 'aa p ’ Club at 3 o'clock. ford Tuesday on business. eanor Mae Brannon and Mrs. An­ The bride wore n suit of bloc ^ 'I 'h o n y . Orchestra wi l l b e un­ drew Leinliart of Oviedo were in with hat it and accessories of grey. « > « o ^ r lv e m tune for their conl,.engagement which wax scludBaBBBBaaaanaanUHHBBnuaxaiiaBKM uaHi Maurice Mimbish arrived Mon­ Sanford, Monday. aturday After n„ short, wedding trip, -ir_ Mr, C uled for Saturday night of this day from Washington, D. C. i at 10 A- M. _ and Mrs. Carter will return to week. Tiie concert will be given ■ b at 11 A. M. ■ ^ruS’n H?r tV. ^r3‘,Ann,n B,l Sanford to make their future one week later, Saturdny night Fred F.berhurdt of Jacksonville, McClullock nnd Mrs. Ethel O. home. ■ 5 # r | ; |s Feb. ”, according to the message. ■ is in Sanford for a few days. Schroyer of DeLaml were shopping Those who have already reserv­ in Sanford Monday. sm T ila d n e S m u . \ HUY GAME PRESERVE ed scats and who will be unable to H. L. Ernest of Ocala, is spend­ party of the Social attend cn the new date, will have Woman’s Club, ing a few days at the Valdez Hotel. J. W. Whiffin and daughter, HATS ;■ ORLANDO, Jan. 27 — Twenty- their money refunded, the manageMiss Janet Whiffin of Greenwood, two i■ Tut.'ti*" afternoon l” thousand acres of land has nn>nt has announced . Ccmmitteo Dance Pasquale Cestone of Montclair, N. Mo., arc spending the winter nt a been bought at the intersection of Read about her new 5 nisjt, have been J., is making an extended slay in the Mcntczumn Hotel a the Cheney highway and the tit. SHOW FLORIDA COFFEE a Sanford. i -------B e Parliamentary John river by a group of local ■ --------j Carl Espy, president of the Hut* f Monday, Wednesstyles and try to win a men who plan a yarne preserve l-’ORT MYERS, Jan. 27— An :a Mrs. Charles Anderson of De-j ton Engineering and Construction y momin;: will be thirteen ml- exhibit of Florida-grown coffee I.and was visiting in Sanford,! Cc. of Savannah, Gn., will arrive'.” ^ | Tuesday for ashort visit. i lea on the river. The purchasers will be shown at the South Flor­ Cross Work Puzzle Monday. SANFORD, FLORID \. :a state that they will stock the pro ida Fair in. Tampa. John M. Bo­ ■ Mr. and Mrs. I). S. Babbit, M r.1sen-e with English pheasants nnd ring, county tax assessor, collect­ Mr. and Mrs. C. I). Brum ley of ■ Prize )o---k !- t Ilie otiter iitls in fitis papef under the a number from a ------- of berries .......................... a Chuluota are spending Tuesday in anti Mrs. W. S, Thornton, and'their j Ghine80 quail nnd will plant wild ed------guest, Mrs. J. R. Betts, m otored!, cp ‘Uul wild celery to furnish j three-year old tree owned by Chas. Sanford. heading ot— a to Winter Park Sunday. «eed f‘>r mallard nnd canvas hack Wiiland at Estcro, scvcnil days a Clot a Hook lot at _____ ducks. ..................... ■ ago, and- *has placed them In a pre­ Mrs, II. B. Connelly returned n servative for exhibition purposes. Misf, Rosa Gray, who has been Mondnv from a business trip to a The tree on Mr. Woilnnd’s propthe guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. SI,000 A FOOT PAID a New Yrk. p Tty is said to be three years Connelly, will leave Tuesday for Jan. 2(1— Naval ■ ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 27 — old, about ten feet high and bear­ E. C. Miller of New York City, her home in Laurens, S. C. rcompany the Unit­ a A i l atmv.’ur tjui.-kly if you are wilting i«. hvlj* t.:*>• ■ Central Avenue property has rea­ ing quite a number of coffee ber­ it to territorial wat- arrived Monday for a short stay hoo-1 our m-w dovelopment uhd if you want to Buy n H Mrs. W. I). Neves who has been ched (i price of $1,000 a front foot ries. It is planted In a citrus interest in the spots in Sanford. M a nt pto-uponipK pi’iet'd Imforo the public gets in. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. considered a record for thin St. grove. a ills of modern avComplete line of Mntige Evans ua at George S. Sanford, of Atlanta,1 Ganzalcs leaves Tuesday for Or- Petersburg thoroughfare. The price joyed centuries ago at The Sahara Desert is 3.HID miles Hata for Children was paid for the three-story buildIt chieftains, according Gn., is spending n short while at lamlo to visit Mrs. E. It. Dliss. Write :»( once i< > Cure ::f The Herald: n -------im» at 221 Fourth ’Street, south long and <500 miles wide—cover­ by their descendants the Valdez Hotel, Haynes McFndden of Atlanta, , which has a (50-foot frontage, pro- ing nn area equal to two thirds of ! _________ _______________ Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam Levi and Mrs. Ga.. who in secretary of the Geor-jporty owned by E. II. Tomlinson Luropc. excitement was ob. iBnaaaa3aK aaan7*aununaaH nB B t]B K anB ati3sinr.itncnH H aM oah) ping o(T Qljffs. inty T. G. Phillips of Geneva spent gia Bankers Association and Edi- for about 20 years. tor of the Southern Banker, is in e-matlc planes. The Monday in Sanforil. tho city. g * t< n aag u tix a:ii’s * a a tia a ii h it was, is known The life insurance companies BBaBaaBBaHaBaoBBaaB aB a BX BB«BBaBa BBKn a Ba B B aB B aaaaB aaaao « aaaaB £ : -: t « n aHBBi.a a « u HRBuawiBtinKHUi Henry Harrison and Jack Flint a v v v v%* v v v v v v v v v w w v ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ % ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « «$m$* i*»;* have more than doubled the amount literally “jumping W. S, Jones cf Richmond, Vn., of their loans on farms in the of Geneva were guests jf friends president of the Vlrginiu-Gnro- past five years. Farm mortgage* in Sanford Monday. [iUiam J. Coelho, for­ T5 lina Chemical Co., and C. A. Bax­ nave from 8k5J.ono.0un BV mer editor, legislator V « ter of Jacksonville, district agent, a t theincreased "J* Miss Dosia Stondenmire of Ca­ A« end of 1S»IU to ?l,781,000,- aY and an officer of milla, Gn., has arrived in Sanford are expected Tuesday from Ha­ V « 000 on Sept. 30 of this year. Alii o Hawaii, (House to thepd the winter. aV vana, Cuba. Uwnii) described the V b TWO BANTS SUITS An Australian explorer is or­ it. The game was W. E. Moore, Jr., of Miami, is Those from Sanford attending ganizing a new expedition in ■*v A Y> A a huge but light con­ spending a few days the guest the “set up" Missionary meeting ■ V> B Y» structed of stout of the Valdez Hotel. I last Thursday in DeLaml of the search of the live dinosaur which a ♦> A m erwoven with palm v « _____ | Pulntka District were Rev. and was reported to have been seen . t For V oid 11 Men All-wool; in the Amies. BV ifi'cya. *%u Several of these Mrs. V’. L. Wagner lias returned Mrs. T. J. Nixon, Mrs. W. S. ♦ It eady, the Hawaiian from a three weeks’ \ist tin Jack- Thornton, Mrs, P. J. Elder, Mrs. *V ♦V< V h rded the ir crafts nnil sonville and Daytona Bench. J- D« Jenkins, lay leader, Mrs. blown and tun. Size up to.T/., $25.0(1 jV A n GAUDEN HOSE from the towering Sehmehl, Mrs. J. D. Parker, Miss ■A Y* ined in the air longA n Mrs. Jessie McCrory of Atlanta, McManis nnd M. M. Lord. ■ V H J V i 12*/2 cent per foot Itame. Sometimes n V A * or over-excitement t r. Mount Evor.it. u» lun-ho.t 1'<>r Few Days B V planes to execute a GIVEN RARE HOOKS m >. nilar to those ensi f 5 TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 27.—Mrs. rbriltonrHl in Innnir nf Sir (ienrK ., ay. The only damage *♦% _ t BY N. W. Eppes of Tallahnssie has Everest, surveyor-general of In-he game. I ' -s %* ans say their “aces” presented the Florida State Coi- dia. CURLEY’S SUITS ■A anally skilful. Their icsre for Women’s library with sevA*. B V F R E E The wold's tallest man is Jan - - could uc be guided . oral vofumes of old and valuable get* x s ■ng the bodies of the] books, it is stated at the college, Van Albert, 23, who stands 9 feet aintain balance. Out- They include Journals of Cong- 3 2-3 inches high. Velvet finished nil-wool ser^*e, ifUiirB V * A, were anchored off ress, volumes d and I, 1771-1788, U V A * up the competitors several volumes of Gales and Sea­ anteed 100* v wool. Also fancy ullY* Coupons Given With E\ery Phono­ BV the “planes”. Daring ton’s Register of Debates in Con­ graph Record Purchased y i « A wool 2 p od , in v’ . ton and tirovvn. Pl>ed off cliffs 1,000 gress. Miss Su||ie Blake, also of a %♦ A *l' Y in height, it is de- this city, has given the library The holder of the most vnlil B A Suits to .. $25.00 two original land grants to David V in coupons on March 15th, ■ ♦ « ■A Thomas and Richard Parish of gets the radio set, free. B V V * ue outbreak of small Floritin, dated lkT’’- a,ld ‘827, B v A Columbia, Okeh signed by John Quincy Adams, ♦ *M was due to a woman * Vocation and Paramount Spain, who was ta- then President of the United Stat­ ♦ B es. hutcl. n %♦ A n Records ♦ s B Y A A girl in her ’teens owns one o f ; li h towels at least V *a F. I5. RINES STETSON HATS preferably after each the largest fleets of omnibuses in I'honc f»30-J 5JL 311 E. 1’ml St. London. i iV fi Sa A♦ ** i f All nevt :dui|;i in fine felt.> and V ''% M 4 A bV lours. Black, brown, grn > and dm. * V A V"tr •5- <• <*♦_ iV ■£*+ A2 ■ f lo $12.00 Ys n ❖ 3 "■ At i<•t ■ t •:*• A * < vA a" S.l ■J Y n for Sale Kings Of mused By n Aviation n Mi-lady’s Shoppe 3 S3! fa fa Ball Hardware Co. Y* RADI O SET 42 ❖a * $ ...New York Symphony Orchestra... CONCERT POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7TH. 8:15 On account of the floods railroad schedules are entirely upset forcing the cancellation of the concert announced for January 28th. IF UNABLE TO ATTEND FEB. 7th. MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED «. -— ^ * JAMES HEATON, • Manager Daytona Auditorium t -5 11 y •> ^v ♦ •> •> + ■/ V 1? •*«%* v it nTv Y + *1++*+***♦♦♦♦*♦ ♦♦♦ ♦?♦♦♦♦ ****t+*l*+l**t* ** ************ V ♦♦♦ A VY Y Y Y * ♦ ♦ 'BV ■A - v •><• Y * V • •• v 4•> * u ♦ V *1* fS *S S* Y Y \* S* %♦ \* Y New Ties For Men 4 st Y mV Y sX Y X i Beautiful pattoi ns. All silk -nY A e ♦ ■ f •SI 00 to $1.50 each ♦K %♦ i «"Y _ BV ♦:♦ n a T - V i “Y N>. Y :•> ♦!♦ r A «■♦♦♦ v ; sv ♦*♦ ■ aA A»-a-5 A* Yss A sY $ :Y fa fa fa AS 4 - I * 44•{■ 4v 4 4 The Yowell AS v a A " A a ♦ a y i 4 *U % *i V i A b V tt A ri Ya A g A? »V S^ N l l B l i a i l l l l l l l ll l N I N l I l X I N i a i ll l i a il l ll l B B I B M lB a i B I I I I I I I l l I H l Z I l ll i U j l N g i l l l ll l l l N N I K I l i a i N U ^ M I N t �T U E 8 P A Y , J A N U A R Y 27, 1925, OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY R atlibla Super-Heterodyn, Attractive V. For Sanford Fans i tW nlter Johnson, Duo to F allf . uve to Buy Club o f H is Own a. , . Is Expected to Rejoin Team gtq at Tampa T ra in in g Grounds — WASHINGTON. Jan. 27—With b the cry in other cities for young --.Mood, Clark Griffith, proud pres­ ident of the world’s championship baseball club, anxious to bold his • team a t the top, has thrown all u-'precedent to the winds nnd injec\r ted into his line-up n sprinkling .o l.tried veterans for the 1925 enm- i Cleveland; Venn Gregg, the vetm . kran Tom Beattie; Fred Mnrberxy, brillian relief hurlcr last year; » Curley Ogden, Joe Murtina, Paul ; Zahnfzcr, Benson BriUheurt, Al* ’ Ian Russel, another relief pitcher; f f Kelly, a recruit from Memphis; tj:. Jam es McNamara, obtained from Wichita, Kan., a t a fancy price b f nnd several other youngsters. The club, according to Griffith and Horrls, has been greatly bol% *.stared In reserve strength. Wenkness in this respect almost lost the world’s series for the teuin and Immediately after the chumpionship they begun efforts to build . up a machine which would run more smoothly in tho face of inTv.! Buries. -L Mike McNnlly, former Yankct - substitute Infielder, was obtained In a deal with the Boston Red l*- Sox, In which Third Baseman 1 Prothero was sent to Boston. • Spencer Adams, a Pacific Const !< league shortstop, also was bought nnd these two with Juilge, Harris, • Prcklnpnugh, Bluedgo and Shirley .Will make up the infield uligililes. %-S . Outfielders Plentiful * In the outfield, Bice, Goslin, McNecly, Matthew.?, Carlyle, mighty Southern association hitter lust season; Leibohl nnd Bhinchnrt, a South Atlantic longue recruit, are nvnllable. Bice, and Goslin will hhve Sirf trtfnbls holding thbir Jobs, h p t McNeely is expected to have a hot fieh t despite his great work o f last season and his $50,000 hit th a t won tho last game of the world scries. Carlyle is expected to furnish keen competition for a regular place in the line-up, H arris will take tho veteruns of his club first to Hot Springs, ns he did Inst year. This plan, he believes, permitted the club to en­ te r the season in better condition than for several years. It also brought the veterans up to nn ev­ en standing with the younger men In this repscct. An attractive fight card that will have ns its headliner a bout bo* tween Young Kcttr.ell of Jackson­ ville mid Eugene Poyncr of Column bus, On., in announced for Thurs­ day .night of thin week at the a r­ mory by Fred Eberhnrdt, president of the Twin City Athletic Club of Jacksonville, nn organization which in sponsoring a perien of boxing entertainments to be given in this city. Ben Smith, fon-tCTly n trainer for some of the prominent pugilists of this country, is matchmaker and in addition to the Kctchell-Poyner match promises local fans a rcnl treat in a semi-final mill between two negro light heavyweight, A1 Walker of Georgia and Bill Goethe of New York. Walker who tips the beams at 190 pounds, is said to Imve won his last 19 fights via the knockout route while his oppo­ nent, weighing 20C pounds, has mixed it with such celebrities as Sam Langford, the Boston “Tar Baby," Panama Joe Gans, Harry Wills nnd others. Two other mutches of four and six rounds will also be on the program. If possible, it is an­ nounced, these two bouts will feat­ ure local fighters hut If those in charge.aro unable to arrange them, it is planned to match Boy Greene with a local negro heavy. It was further announced that "Fearless” Ferns, clever lightweight boxer, will referee the bouts. A section of seats will be reserved for tho negro boxing fans. P Comedian Is Out of Game hut Will Continue His Famed Antics on The Coaching Lines For World Champions NF.W YORK. Jan. 27— Nick Altroek, haschuil'a inimitable, has made his last three base -hit, but he will continue to do foolish tliintM mi tiie field. True, other players have done foolish things but Allrock docj them intention­ ally. Washington's official ratter for 1925 shows that the great imitator of Cleopatra, Luis Angel Firpo, Johnny Weismuller nnd John I'hUipHousu lias bean‘relegated to tile position of coach where previously ho bad been a player. Altroci: batted for 1,900 in the season of 1921 when In; hit for three bases in Washington’s last game against th< Bed Kox. Tho Boston out­ fielders, hem. upon allowing Nick to score a home run, failed to field the bail slow enough for the comedian sat down at third base and refused to continue to the - plate. Nick bud every reason to be­ lieve that he would be one of the regular pitching stalf during tho coming season, when be saw such names ns Venn Gregg and Stanley Coveleskie added to the roster and he immediately entered a period of severe training on the basketball Onurt with a team touring the East. Of course, he did not play, HYDFR, Alaska, Jan. 27—An but he traveled with the players, unusual bond of friendship 'exists and dulged in phantom baseball between the residents of Stewart, football nml boxing for the edif­ B. C., and those of llyder, Alaska, ication of the crowd«. Ho really felt that he was young a mile and a half apart. When it Hyderite desires to par­ enough—lie is only 11 to rejoin take of liifuor he walks to Stewart, at regular pitching staff, nllhjim h B. C,. and when residents of the he was u star lefthander in the British Columbia town want duty- days when !’ T. Isbd! was pound­ irco tobacco they conic here. ing out two-b.iu bits for the old Dances, concerts, picture shows, White Box, then I t: 1 a us the and lodge meetings are internation­ "Witless Wonders." J tout that ally pntrimizod in both towns. Fu- ; tiim Freddy i.iml.tt.com. the youth pcrals, weddings nnd political prnb- win10 accomplished imn.ee ; tilings loins concern both communities 1 for■ the Giants in the late world'.: equally. series was born. .May 21, a Canadian holiday h honor of Queen Victoria's birth day, all llyder citizens go to Stew art. July I Stewart folk eeb hrnli American independence here. OBLAMDO, Jan. 27— A local committee is making arrangements for meeting* to lx; held here Feb­ ruary 11 and 12 In connection with the aeries to be held in Florida by the World Alliance for Inter­ national Friendship Through the Churches. Several meetings will lie conducted in Florida from Feb­ ruary 7 to 25 by tho organizations which represents all religious de­ nomination.? banded together to spread sentiment against wars. Other cities where meetings will be conducted in this state are St. Petersburg, Miami, 1’alm Beach, Daytona nnd Jacksonville. When you store your linen a■way in your linen closet, always put that which has been most re­ cently laundered a t the bottom of the pile .so the pieces wilt lx* used in turn and the wear will be uvtn . C iv rr Woodruff & WilUfln TYPEWRITERS Y -------S E L I i -------- R E Stove and Fire Place j Wood Cut to Suit $0.09 per cord delivered Britt Realty Company] Heavy T rack Causes Owne;.\ To W ithdraw Favorites In Mr.; tday’s Curd of Events \ \ D E L IG H T U > > PHOtfI Nl / \ DAIRY/ \FEED/ / ASK FOR A DEMONSTRA1 S ee the n ew W e s te rn E lectric 'Loud qB E v e re n d y “ B ” am i " C " B atterk* Fr isco's ( h inat own Strong for Rad Singer Sewing Machine Cr EASY PAYMENTS •Mat lilm a H s p n ir c J um l It c n t is l We II.i ! Ii'i.ift 11(rli fnit Phono IM II-W . :u :i C am lit si. W. II. Mims. Hrtinch Mgr, HARDEN h o s e 12Vi cent per foot For Few Days Bee Bail H ardw are Co u 3 g r a v n .i':f iu x a s R u n n a 9 a n n s u a t< a a c a a a a a u tis a a a c u u a H U a k 100 imuTwmmxiD 0 , am <iOW T o 0 8 "* THOWO ALC D«f • HOP.* TM* SHOW/ n ig g in . Holders br Scores MIAMI RACETRACK, Jan. 27. O f Titles, W ill Appear Soon Rndiotrons U V - 200, U V - 201-A UV-I W« rea®*1 In R o llin s A quatic Meet —Due to heavy track a t Hialeah IStiOiN TO Monday there were many withdraw UMCOVBPl, ab» but notw ithstanding' this con­ W INTER PAUK, .Inn, 27. — ditions was a fine Monday rNO-NO- I 5At Sportmen of Orange county will crowd totherg witness the sport. ji« Dost was bu treated to nn cxc _ tionni ex­ There was no feature down for TD T A X ? , HOUSE AND INDUSTRIAL WIPJKp hibition in swimming when the decision, but the racing was spirit­ c n - . r w etu Olympic world’s swimming cham­ ed and close finishes in several ’of LTJU.*r- M.-CS APPLIANCES AND SUPPLIED pions take part In the slate invi­ , thv» events kept the crowd at a tation A, A. U. Swimming Chrim- high pitch. Phone pionr.hips, Tuesday, Feb. 17, on 112 Maraol* > two year old race, Urou»n. . the P.ollinn College swimming gather t t eight well thought of course a t 3:00 P. M. youngsters. Princess Umbria, mak­ ♦ 4> v -t* ^ C* 4 a* *a. The wot Id’s bt:rt will come to ing her second start, swerved •> -s* <• •><• ><•4 +4. JtM WATSOS. THE CASB d * . 1. o V;m KE* ot» Qriando nnd swim under the aus­ across the track hut won with *•"*« pv.;, SPOr- A«t> ►lOf-C NVWN pices of the Orange County Ath­ i from Sweet Inver who beat K ly l: HT CAitl PcP g *»t oi/t c r I letic association. Through* liny | a head for the place. k s n v e a r e.*r.i.T * Green, director of activities of the Hands Up won the second num­ Association, tho trip was planned ber by half u length after breakand a contest arranged. Final de­ inf to n false start and running a tails nro now being handled ahd half JAPAN MAY SUBSIDIZE IIADIO mile before he discovered it Living Costs Worry other announcements will follow in was no start. London Smoke flnthe near future. British Steel Workers TOKIO, Jan. 27—A bill grant­ irhed second eight lengths ahead The larger number of swimmers of May Girl. ing a subsidy to the new radio in the group coming next month MIDDLESBORO, Eng., Jan. 9— Corporation of Japan, established Mary Johnston, the S traight Every One nt a Bargain on Easy Te: will represent the Women’s Swim­ for the promotion of radio inter­ ming Association of New York favorite won the thiru after ». .- Speaking on the outlook in the course between thin country nnd City. The remaining individuals ing Toppanite after reaching the sir'll trade, Sir A rthur Dorman, u America will lie introduced in the Oak HU!—Pine Crest—Woodruff Subi stretch where she forged ahead, will ronio from different parts of winning membrr of one of the leading steel Diet by the department of com­ by hnlf length from Tnnthe country. We nre agents for these subdivisions ai panitc who beat Firmament two producing companies, said 'th a t munications. It will provide for Helen Wainwright, Ailcen Ilig- lengths. i whereas the cost of living was ov­ nn amount equal to 8 per cent of seme good buys in enci\ gen and Sybil Ilnuer are the lead­ er 71) per cent above pre-war cost, the capitalization of the concern. First—Purse $1,000, for 2-yeorl ing stars representing the New steel prices were up less tlmn 40 THREE LOTS ON SANFORD HEIG] York organisation while Gertrude olds; quarter of a mile. Princess per cent. Unless there was be­ Wipe glassware when it !s Umbria, 119; H. Stutts, 3.10; 2.90; CLOSE IN Kderle and oUjcr women will come long a radical reduction in immediately taken from the soap­ won. Sweet Inver 113, J. Cal- fore from u number of-colleges and unl- 2:20 the cost of living in this country, suds without rinsing or draining 15.70; 5.00 2nd. B-Kiyi 102, $800 each Vf tHiticfj where they are attending luhan and in the price ihnt the iron and it if you wish it to sparkle. I. Parke, 2.C0 third. Time 23 2-5, school. B-Woolworth, Lorindn, Wormwold, steel trade hnd to ay for theso The coming of the world swim­ Peterbrush anil Grnce II. also ran. service.! which it did not control, Do not rub soap directly on ming champions to Orlando and B-Lilnnc nnd Bernard entry. there would be a decline in the ex­ wool materials. Instead place tho W inter Park is the beginning of port of iron and steel which would Second—Purse $L000; claiming, seriously affect tho purchasing article to be cleaned in a heavy what tin* directors of the,Orange soapsuds. for 2 years nnd up; one mile nnd County Athletic association hope of this country in foreign tccn th . Hands Up, 108; W. power mutkets. to make nn annual event for this im Realtors Mnrtlner, 3.00; 2.80; 2.10 won. section of Florida. Never in the (London If this was not to happen, he Smoke, 103; K. Noe, 3.20; history of the athletic world has 2.50 second. May Girl 100; J. Nn- said, it might become necessary JOHN E. FOX there been developed such ability to subsidize the export of iron in swimming and those who have Real Estate—Insurance and sted produced in Great Britain 202 First Street witnessed contests in which these until such time us nn equilibrium A l t M u t N it * P r o p e r l y l . l o lr d girls have taken part state that was once more restored between f o r h iiI o those who love swimming must the British and continental condit­ Park Avenue nml Seeonil Street Hot fail to attend tin* contest ions of life. whidi will he staged on (jrke Vir­ ginia 0:1 Tuesday, the 17th of Feb­ ruary. The Champions will first appear at St, Augustine in the Alcazn SwimuiL** Pool. Later they will appear a t Ormond ami then come to Orange county. After the con­ test here they will do to Tampa and Miami. They may appear a t St. Petersburg. The first group will arrive tho first week i r l ’<brum y^nnd will etnp nt Winter Pact lh.it they may work out on Hi? diving boards on the Hollins liming;* swimming course. Among tim e routing early in February an IM lm Wainwright, and Aileer. Biggin, both world champions. I'HONI .DAIRYMANS SHAVE i 10* ^C U T R e q u ire s N o O utside Aerit fe jlu.ic5.10 Myrtle Ave, Algrain 1lorse Food Sunshine Scratch Feed Dairyman's Delight Dairy Feed u wnt wlut a cow EATS Kt wtut 'h* DIGESTS lh.t proJucwmilk atiJ LutHrfat* _ DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT DAIRY FEED (Cujiintni ,’H fnUtiO CoBtunimere than 7Jf. DIGESTIBLE nutr'unt j. The m o S remarkable tobacco ever offered to pipe smokers^ — in quality, in value, in taste Back about1870,James N.Wellman A clean feed m ule only from selected grains. The most milk for your ...m oney.. Just try a sack. Your Money Back If You Are Not Satisfied.” developed a secret tobacco process w h ic h w o n i n t e i t an d widespread favor. wIt yielded aJUller-bodied richness? mildness and fragrance w h ic h j u i l se e m ed t o ugonw it h a p ip e. N o o n e e lse ev er k n e w h is s e c re t u n t i l w e a c q u i r e d "W ellman's M e th o d ’ an d b y i t s m e a n s made'GrangerRough Cut' �PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1925, R PROFIT I Daily Herald .a d r a t e s Ca£h in A dvance r4 ads. will fcf »*pal psirnM _______IN I lift* ~ , — Me i ll i, — ;.J _ So a lino ____ _ 4« ft lino Typo doubt* abovo I d,tM aro for eon* ln»«fllons. of averse* length ti s lineSsrge I0o for first ,lsf !■ restricted to uslflcatlou. n. Is mode The RanI will be roeponelble j jncorreei Insertion, iltr for eubseqaent The office should be ,m«U»ielr l« « « • of lDT*ItTWIIt»fi. I representative thor* [■Her with rates, rules [cation, will give Ton “formation. And If [*', will nialst you In b r want ad to make [TXAT W O TICB. r* shnuUl r i v e t h e i r io«tofllcB sddreee ae dr phone number It , reeuU* About one of • thuaund haa n Und 1h* others can't le will) r»u unless ■your sddrsss. Lllswsr* MUST he K f i w t a t T h e B a a> B i sffk* or b y l e t . ■tfhsss d 'o e o a t l a | m ( Tilld. ■ S rrrk i I pre'ast, Efficient THIS IS DIRECTORY te place within ensy t people of Sanford s so often needed, i list when any spc. is required. It is alphabetically for lime. ■pare in this DIRECTORY PHONE led Directory i and mdroit nl ELECTRIC SERVICE jrt Electrical repairs. Central Ave. Orlando, BILES FOR RENT Car. Drive it Oak and Second St [OILY REPAIRING STEIN — Automol n . ‘i cbull(linff~■ — Avenue.— ).S I1DR _____ ITO sETtvTcTI Day Mects all trams. Bagpfer. Phono 551. LTD TRIPS t CALDER. Day and Herald W ant Ads Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance Classified Directory Advertising __________ PRINTING__________ kEARN ABOUT Folk County and WIGHT PRINT-SHOP—RusiToriT Lakeland, through the Star-TeUera a specialty. Phone 417-W, 5rat!?‘ J}*'5* advertising medium in 0 Railroad Avenue. South Wwlda Published mornings. Mar-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales Printing th a t pleases. Prompt through the Xenia Gazette, service. Telophono 93. New lo- Xenia, Ohio. Rich sericulture! cation, Welaka Building. district. Want ad and display ____ PAPER HANGER rates on request L L. TALBOTT—Painter and pa- COLUMBUS m i , l.GIKIKU—Clata* er hanger. Phone 340. 115 In^rl nda hav» the lartrest circu­ lation in Soutli western rjeonrla. nrk Avenue. ? REAL ESTATE D. A. CALDER & R. R. ELDRIDGE ers and fern growers of Volusia Real estate brokers. All kinds of county advertise in the DeLand property listed and for sale. Of­ Daily News, rato le per word, cash fice 108 Second St„ Near Park Avenue. Phono 282. unei. l huusand* of Maine peo­ J. E. SPURLING, sub-division ple arc interested in Florida prop, specialist Subdivision to Or­ erty. Reach them through tlrt lando, Florida, and F l o r a Sentinel. Rato card on applica­ Heights, Floridn on Dixio High­ tion. ADVERTISE in ttp Journal-Haraid, South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per line. Waycruss JournalHerald, Wnycross. Georgia. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to tho Tribune or hand it to your local dealer so you can read Florida's greatest newspaper. One year $3.00, G months $4.00, three months $2.00, If you desire 31,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your c fdor. "DO YOU WANT to” buy or sell anything?" If so advertise m the "Gainesville Sun." \vi:s‘T vtimiNiA-—Clarksburg. The OhtrU xlitiiir Kxipunent. morning Inelmtlng Sunday , morning Isiue. l c«*nt per word. minimum lie. iik v iilo pk iis a t t r it io n .-P en■taenia Is beginning the sreatvsf doIn Otorlda’s htsir-ry: a Building: Material vetopmeni half million dollar hlirtiway m the gulf I,curb Just (InlMinl; a two million dollar bridge ucrose EsentnMIRACLE Concrete Co, general tda started: quarter million cement work, sidewalks, build­ dollarHay op'-rii house under construc­ spent on ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J . B. tion: two mPllons highway; ureaimi cbanco for llvs TerwiHeger, Prop, clnvslvpors lit -'-it In r.n ground Lumber and Building Material flom. Write Development Depart­ ment Tbs I'-t’-ui-nio Mews Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel St. Phone 565 AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, G a.--Augusta's greatest HILL LUMBER CO. Horn* a classified medium, rate cash ,09c Service, Quality und Price. charge. 10c per line, minimum TO THE PUBLIC: ,30c. The following named contract­ ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. ors aro fair to Organized Labor Johns County is reached through and pay the Union Healc-tct by, ithn XL Aiq-q-:lir.n Eyi-qinp Record. lineal Ne.‘ 1 __ ___ _ ____ | Qtirrk re*mlK "Two *«ntu per word. orators and Paper1 Hangers of Sample copy on request. America: TAMPA, FLORIDA—lam p* Dally W. It. Pell, F. W. Tcmpet;ton, Times, the great home daily, V. C. Colb-r, C. F. Metcalf, Horace rnte lVic per word, minimut. Jiniinez, H. Harrow, It. L. Sel­ .charge 25c cash with order. Write lers, Jesse Cook, T. S. Delk, 1. S. ' for complete rate enrd. Talbott, T. M. Dunlap and G. W. Venable, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. PALM BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous develoj'mentO. Shinholsor. We also ask the public to see their painters have Rend about it in the Palm Beach | Post. Sample copy aent on retheir local card, i quest. II. Harrow, Pres. ADVERTISING gets results if It reaches potential buyers. Pnto 2,229 Osage Indians in Ofcln- Intkn Daily Nows is circulated In homa on account of returns from an industrial nnd agricultural sec­ oil lands will amount to $3,200 tion. each, which makes $8,900 per enpita they havo received so fac this year. »TV PARLORS HARiUE T. Marinello 111kinds. Rain water n Old First National Ming, phono 245. Phi AND DYERS r steam p r e s s e r y |fk u specialty. 110 D'Tlr. PhotU! 327-.J. [jCAFB p d , CAPW \ pUn Service and QunlI btreet and Park Ave.m tu u s 'Hl'G STORE — PreOnjgj, Sodas. Wa f y°u as your phone. to iU C A T ; b ELECTRIC CO. ? to Gillon & Platt u* Everything elcc“E* >--- Electragith JACKSONVILLE. Jnn. 27 — The city commission has appointed Dr. Noble A. Upchurch as city hculth officer to succeed Dr. Wil­ liam M. McDonell, who killed him­ self several days ago. The new health officer has practiced med­ icine here for 23 years. He was graduated from Vanderbilt Uni­ versity medical school in 1900 ami went to Kissimec where he re­ mained for only a short time, coming to Jacksonville in 1901, Miscellaneous For Sale Automobiles Graham Vt Ton Truck Coupe Dodge Touring Dodge Touring Dodge Roadster Dodge Ford Fordor Sednn Runnbout Ford Ton Truck Ford (Cab & Dody) 9 Passenger Suburban bus Panel Light Truck d Touting reconditioned, all Elegant table board—rates rea­ sonable. Something good to cat. 500 Palmetto Ave., Phone 200-J. YOUR CHANCE—$125 buys com­ plete vulcanizing outfit. Full instructions and chart for installa­ tion. P. 0. Box 324, City. Briscoe, 5 passenger touring car good running condition, cheap for quick sale, 305 Magnolia or phone 259-W._________________ ______ FOR SALE—One Cary safe, 250 inches wide nnd .15 inches high. Prices Right—Terms "Mnyho" Apply 305 Magnolia Ave., phone I. W. PHILLIPS SONS 259-W. Dodgo Dealer Oak & Second FOR SALE Pure sugar cane sy­ hono No. 3 rup. fine per gallon in 35 gallon barrels, Pure Sugar House molas­ FOR SALE—Studehaker at a ses 45c. Pure Cuban 35c.—Dnvis rifice. Box X, Herald Office, Wholesale Co., Augusta, Ga. FOR SALK—10 acres celery land, lot 4, Eurnka Hammock. Rich­ ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba­ WANT TO BUY—County produce, non, Lui. canned vegetables, synin, high­ CASH—Paid for falso teeth, den­ est prices paid. Davis Wholesale tal gold, platinum and discard­ Co., Augusta, Ga. ed jewelry.—Hoko Smelting nnd Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. WANT TO SELL—List your pro­ perty with us now. Your de­ FOR QUICK SALE—Celery wire scription will go in new catalogue at half price. Phone 415-W. L. now being made up. Seo the now I. Frazier. manager at tho new location. C. A. Struiit Farm Agency, 404 1st FOR SALE—Roll top desk, mn- National Rnnk Bldg. hngny, in good condition—Will sell cheap. Herald Office, AUCTION SALE—Watch for the auction sale of 3.7 Inrge lots at WILL TRADE—Home in Winter Geneva on Feb; 5, nt 1:3U P. M. Park for like value in Sanford. David M. Douglass, Sanford, Fin. Baby chicks ready now, It),1)1)0 weekly, all profit makers. Prompt shipments ami quality guaranteed. WANTED—Work by one or two white young men, handy at any­ Continental Hatchery, Box 701, thing. Cali or address 9 It. It. Valdosta, Ga. Ave. Go anywhere. FOR RENT OK LEASE—Almost now store room on Railroad, uptown, unloading track, 4,000 foet floor space, suitable for grain or wholesale produce etc., write Box 235, Sanford. Fin. Apartments FOR RENT—2-room apartment furnished, first floor. 202 Park Avenue. Lost and FounH FOUND—One Firestone tire, tools. dies, nnd motor meter. Owner please call at police station ami identify. ___ _____________ LOST—One Shriners Fez. Red. Morocco temple. Reward if re­ turned to John Gove 1018 W. 1st Street or phone 403. APPOINTMENTS NOUNCED TAI.LAHASSIE, Jnn. 27—Gov­ ernor Martin has announced the following appointments: E. Peck Green to be assistant state chem­ ist. stock feed analyst, to fill the tmexpired term ending December 17, 1927 of B. J. Owen, who has been appointed assistant state chemist in charge of food and drug analysis for four years beginning January 19. Mr. Green has boon with the department for some time. A most delicious dressing for a chicken or turkey is made of apple and raisins. Pack them ns tight­ ly ns possible, having tho raw ap­ ples cut in small cubes. They will be cooked but not to the point of mushincss by the time the fowl has b;f>wned. NOW IS THE TI ME A LITTLE WANT AD in The Herald will bring you big re­ mits. A dvertise those old articles you have 3tored away and havo no use for. A little thirty-cent ad may bring you several dollars. Phone 118 and a representative will call to see you. About the Following Bargains “ASK MIt. CONNELLY” UN I 'n l i n r H o KJirititr, r I n r n l l o u . I 'r l r r (Hill |H*r nt n it lit. S K Y l * X T V f !»«»! it*I o n S itn f n r il itlli* iM 'I tv r r it IMltl n a il I7ll» S trrniftft munlh Ii iiiihIp rn NOTICE ELKS Sanford Lodge No. 1241 Regular Meeting Wed., 28. Walter Hand Building. Balloting for candidates. Signed: S. Rungc, IV K -iiffp iim n tii' t r i l l r t **> V"I t i l l . Mill f i l l It II IIW , W hk— *-i| 4•II H It , A . P . C o n n e lly & S o n s An opera to be produced in Prague includes parts for foxes, beavers, and other unimals, while 103 Magnolia Ave, there will he a ballet of spiders Phone 48 and butterflies. (Kcaltom) • st a t io n s a n d IP SUPPLIES FOR SALK—New house nnd big lot 1*2 block, off Dixie High­ WANTED—Couple to be married, at public wedding at ShrtM way $HQ0. Also 5 rtom cottage furnished, $1,550.00 Citrus Height.! •Circus. Ring, license, ceremony nr.d several hundred dollar; worth Filling Station. Orlundo road. of presents free. AH applications OWNER W ILLSELL close In lot, strictly confidential. No one will desirable location for residence, know m m c of couple until the ONE OPPORTUNITY! Apply muck. Shrintt for $1,100. Small ensh payment ceremony. Sanford, Florida, This is one required nnd balance can lie paid circus headquarters, Wciakn Blk., chance to get in on the ground monthly. Phono 493-W for ap­ Reuilroad Ave. Phono 017. Ask floor. Philadelphia operators with pointment. for Mr. Quaintancc. nn organization all over the coun­ Six lots close in worth $0,500, try will open up a new develop­ $1,000,000 company wants manment in Sanford’s suburbs in a can be bought from owner for $5,- to sell Watkins Home N c n t t U H Rhone in Hanford. Mora thnn 150 uawl short time. Nobody here in town 000. On easy terms. has yet been told where this pro­ 493-W. daily. Income $35 to $50 weekly. perty is located. We are making Experience unnecessary. W ritcour plans quietly for a big opening We have some beautiful lake Ilept. 11-5, The J. R. Watkins Co., next month. About 50 lots in the front lots on I.nku Wildmerc one* 02-70 West Imva Ave., Memphis, . first section will be offered in ad­ half mile from the Dixie Highway Tuna. vance at special low pre-opening in a nest of beautiful clear lake'), prices to n few who will assist us fur sale. Houses I1or Kent Wo will build your home, land­ in liopating tho property when we are ready to announce the open­ scape your grove, and relieve you ing. We will take you to see tho of trouble nnd worries incident to FOR HENTSmall house, four renm* one ucri* land, garage. property at once nnd you can buy building up u place. In tho meantime, you can go Gindcrvillc. See Frank Takache. from the plans on easy terms, be­ fore the work of improvement m falling. You can fish in any one started. Ansyvcr quickly X. Y. Z. of the dozen lukes, nnd if you don’t FRENCH AMATEUR HEARS know how to fish, we have several TDK IO Care The Herald. exports who will ho glad to show you. Mr. Schnlfield who has been MENARS, Franco, Jnn. 27 — singing at the Baptist Church will A radio nmatour in this little vil­ vouch for the above. lage of thu French Pyrenees re­ LAKE JESSUP LAND CO.. Inc. cently succeeded for ten minutes Longwood. Flain bearing tho radio station IFWA nt Tokio. Japan- He used a wave length of 90 meters. Rooms fo r Kent STEWART'S SUB-DIVISION Altamonte Springs Two hundred beautiful building lots, prices range $150 to $850. See these large lots before you buy elsewhere. Don't buy a lot without a public alley in the rear. Como and see me any time. 1 live here and want neighbors. Wit.MRU STEWART AKanmnto Springs. FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ out men l:i. Reasonable rates Lincoln llomie. FOR RENT—Desirable front bed room. Modern conveniences, HIT Magnolia Avenue or phono 83. Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. J. N. Westbrooks FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light house keening. Possession Feb. 1st., 701 Magnolia Ave. C iunsm ith Grnphonntun, Clocks, Sewing Machine 421 Sanford Ave. ,ENT—Furnished room $1.00 i per week. One apartment. Moderate 110 Commercial St. IS YOUR WORK HAUL)? Many Sanford Folks Have Found How lo .Make Work Easier. What is so hard ns a day’s work with an aching back? Dr harp slabs of pain nt every sudden twist or turn? There is no pence from that dull ache. No rest from the soreness, lame­ ness and weakness. Many folks have found relief through Doan's Pills. They are a stimulant diuretic to tho kidneys. Sanford p e o p l e recommend Doan’s. I . H. Walker, bricklayer, 1220 W. Third St.. Sanford, says: “ Hard work weakened my kid­ neys and caused lame back. When I stopped to lift, terrible pains caught me in the small of my hack nnd 1 could hardly straighten. I had to get uj* frequently during the night to pass the secretions whicli burned in passage. I pro­ One five-room bungalow, in good cured Doan's Pills nt Saint's Drug condition. $500.00 puts you in this Store. Doan's cured me." house. 00c at all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgs., Buffalo, N. Y. Five aero farm on hard road, now in crcps. Cheap anw on easy terms. LAKELAND, Jan. 27—I)r. K. H. houses to rent. Como Alderman ha boon re-elected ns us.—Kcmimde Realty president of Southern College for iho balance of the conference year Second Street. of 1325. Dr. Alderman hud ten­ ONE OPPORTUNITY! dered his resignation to become Sanford, Florida, Wo always eiTectivo February 2i), complying get a few wise curly buyers to with the request of the Method­ help use before v/o announce thu ist Conference h< Id nt Jackson­ grand opening of any of our iuw ville in December. He told the subdivisions. We are quicty jirc. trustees that he could not possibly paring our plans now for a pub­ accept re-election unless Ills |ilan» lic announcement of our opening for progress and upbuilding of the day on St. Valentine’*! Day, Foil. school were approved; that he hud I 1, 1925.| If you will imast for practically accepted a position for us ad know how lo keep quiet un­ next year in Now York Uidvcrstil the newspapers carry our ad­ vertisements we will let vou in at vi ry low pre-opening prices at our prices at our m:\v subdivision in tho suburbs of Sanford. Right in PLANT CITY. Jan. 27— A to­ the line of ail future development. tal of 200,210 quarts of itrnwherAbout 50 lots all told will he sold rh-H were sold on the local market in advance to those who answer January 16, 17 and 19 for u to­ ruickiy. You can buy from the tal of $13,320,80. Sales for the map before the physical work is season passed the three quarter ta il'd aril you will bo taken out million mark on the 19th with a to ace the property. Easy D nns total of 756,70 quarts, which had to quick buyeni, Write X. Y. Z. brought $207,299.12 the records Care The Herald. show. Sanford Sign Shop Designers and painters of San­ ford's distinctive signs. San­ ford Avenue at First Street. Phone 480-W. Marlili> ami Granite from all 4tinrrh-ft. Went of quality sad ivurkuoinnlilp. Write for lateit designs C. II. TVKNB&. Xanfnrit, I’lurliln I*. o. llut "112. I'hone MS DAVID B. HYEtt ARCHITECT .Mfinhor L L A floss Dulldlng Orlunilu, i'larlilii II. A. SPEIR CARPENTER llt-|oilrliia uii'l Iti-ftiHlrlliur m ii Tin. a m i I' t n r Tim l’allit That Haven You Monuy. M au afiiciiiru d by Khrriuit-l.tiiiWIi-r I'ftlnt Co. Kolil by l.ONSIMi IMIVr COMPANY IIS Mrut'ioOn Atr. Phiuii- '-Til I Chiropodist I FOOT SPECIALIST '•iriis, liunlon*. Ingrow­ ing Nails. Heavy *"aHiMineft or tired achiug feel. m i. c . i.. (iis i.K it Yowell Prow nidff. Phone. KU vator Elton J. Houghton ARCHITECT First National Bank UldgSanford, ------------ Florida Vr fey*/ ~U ,!& ), ] / ^ r h :a 3r TO £ UGR,fL A N T M IN U T E . J V? LORICK - f—' C D l TH RO W lT 1:4 T H E fR lC iP tT W IN D O W ? : __ J T O O D l Or - 1 CAN’T O N O t^ T A N O W H T HE D O E S N 'T t>H O W ------- ----U P ! If w 'N D O W <^'T D U ^ A N - T H E lL e > A l_ U 'P L A T E R T o Y‘ w l ^ K ^ T r —Itfc) T H a o w “THE (ii! w z l l -i m a l l D I H T t ' O O C |H dj iKtUt (.r riiff* ! C: m Zk: ¥ JL 3! 0 S A M '-D I M T V : J U t)T W E .H T O O T A H ' L-OCKELO HE! IM M X R O O b j - t i H E H l O TPIE K E Y 6 U N D E R . T H E P R O F IT /— D O O R M A T -C O N E . U P A N 1 ^iVT ’E M - T H E N T IE . ’E M T O A ORACK fJS* T H R O W I T 1H ___ t) x ITU UK ' )!rnituro ( We pay ll'» Worth. Phone No. Help Wanted By GEORGE McMANUS sjHVrcE STATION. **t Tires, Accessolc‘ w‘th a Hmile. Elm Jhone 417L3. We stations. Mag««0nd. First and Elm, Real Estate FOR SALE—Small home with three acres of land, DU orange trees nnd truck garden. Ideal spot for chickens, electricity and water. 10 minutes out an hard road. Phone 571-J. ONE OPPORTUNITY! Sanford, Floridn, The wise man Cod Liver Oil In does not buy indiscriminately, he buy when the proper opportunity Sugar Coated Tablets arises. This Is his chance. Wo are about to open up a large new For Puny Kids development in tin suburbs of San­ Forget the nasty tasting, ntum- ford, not a gorgeous avbdivision, neh unnetting cod liver oil and give but a nice place in a good location the thin, puny, underdeveloped 1for people in moderate ci'cunichildren McCoy's Cod Liver Oil j stances. Public announcement of Compound Tablets if you want to | the first opening sale will be made give them a good appetite and for St. Valentine’* Day, Feb. 11, put pounds of good healthy flesh 1925. No announcement yet undo Gb Auiy.hody,. even, the newspapers on their bonea. , v i Doctors know all about them do not know this location. Work and so does Dean's Pharmacy and of physical development will be Bowers Pharmacy and all good started immediately. We will of­ pharmacists nil over America, for fer about 50 lots in tlm first sec­ they are in great demand, because tion to be opened to a few wise they are not laggards but show men who will buy from the plans. If you answer this advertisement results in a few days. They are not expensive either quickly you can see the property —GO tablets—tit) cunts and children before work starts. Special low pre-opening juices will* bo made take them like candy. A very sickly child, aged 9, gain­ for a few who answer promptly. ed 12 pounds in seven months and Easy terms. Plans will he ready in a few days. New York and is strong and healthy. One skinny woman gained 9 Philadelphia parties are the owners i nnd developers. Address Box X. pounds in 21 days. “ Be sure to get McCoy’s, the or­ Y, Z. Cnre The Herald. iginal nnd genuine Cod Liver Oil Apartment house on First St. Compound Tablet." ibis is a bargain. FLORIDA—UR LANDO— Orlando monmg Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ imum 2ic cash with order. riMMii*. Real Estate FOR RESULTS !l.n\ » ..,.° K f c ~ i n , Building Annex 417-L 3. il M*n er y O T sh o p- k t s : aS fitS & r on First Bond and r t) 1328 oy Iwt' l Fi-\TL,iq S chvicc. Inc UianiJl: � 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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SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. JANUARY 26, 1925). » nxi SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS; House Slows Up Its W ork While Senate K ills Time WASHINGTON, Jan. 26. — The Senate found fight against the immediate confirmation to supreme court of the nomina­ tion of Attorney General Stone only one of several issues Mon­ day that is causing somewhat of n tangle in the legislative program. With the Islo of fin®* tfenty technically unfin­ ished, business of the postal bill at the same time nad a special order giving It the right of way. . eddar in. •te east wi 'v ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES E X P U B IN l u x K i a n W a r HEALTH NOTE K ir J •*- * (m il ■IT STONEKEIURNS TO COMMITTEE m ik B E R i 5 i ROADS I N GEORGIA S A D L Y D A M AG ED BY F L O W W ATERS Jan. 24.— StoATLA r l « of of livestock and !faer«*tlaf damage to roodii and R B p a continued to come In Mtrndaf morning from section* of Georgia flooded by the wild waters qf the Altamasa River. Relief measures are going steadily forward this morning striving against time of high eaters to beeome effective be­ fore more actual physical suf­ fering Is rate. Townsend; Ga.. rorely stricken is await- w ON SA’ by a formal vote, mado the Buraum bill for retirement pay for disabled emergency world war vet­ Wi V 4 f ( \k erans the uni ed bill week rails While Chicago Doctor Explains In from Monday. Determination o f Attorney Report That Many People >ps A r e Popular Young* Busi­ President Cool idgo is exerting General to Hush Wheeler HI From Typhoid Had Re­ some influence with respect to ac­ Following Case In District Columbia ness Man Succumbs ported They Ate Bivalves tion on both tho I bIo of Pines trea­ Is Cause o f General Row ty and tho world court resolution, 7s A ffray Following Illness of but ever administration senators Workers In Oyster •ssert that there appears little Only O n e Week To Be prospect for action on either be­ Fields Had Typhoid fore Mar. 4. Chairman Borah, of Delayed To Mar. 4 Savannah bringing five tons Cabinet Council Will Meet tho foreign relations committee, feed and people are crowded Conference To Restore Con­ Tonight When .Herriot Is In houses rftftonitely situated has announced that the convention Rejection of Appointments WASHINGTON, Jan. 26— With with Cuba is to be mado the sub­ fidence In Oysters Being Jo Lay Before Gathering upon high ground. the senate in a rather unexpected ject of considgrablo more debate, t v By the Incoming Senate, Held in Richmond Monday Near Brunswick the crest of ly Wrap- Declarations Upon Matter tangle over the postal pay rate *nd Senator Copeland (D ) New Is Considered Improbable the water Is not expected until Monday night. Fears srs CHICAGO, Jan, 26. — Reason increase bill, the hie of Pines York, has discovered that the or­ Had Lived In Sanford )be M l * PARIS, Jan. 20.— France’s war expressed for the safety of the why health officials hero pointed an treaty and the Supreme Court of­ iginal copy of the treaty da lost WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.— A t­ debt to the United States is the fice of Attorney General Stone, ManyYearsjFnneral flvo mile Darien Causeway. Kleagle problem uppermost now In the accusing finger at the oyster when the house is beginning to alow up •nd has demanded an ir£ulry re- torney General Stone’s nomination Seventeen trains reported in a typhoid epidemic became appar­ this phase of the matter. mind of every Frenchman. It was to be a justice of tho supreme court To Be Held Today its work in order not to find time the Albany station at one time Whilo the senate’ is seeking a , Jan. 26.— S. the dominanting topic of private ent at the beginning of last month hanging is to be returned from the senate on its hands. this morning Including palatial way out of tho present situation, picturesque conversations in the French Parlin- were outlined Sunday by Dr. Her­ through trains to Florida. W alter M. Connelly, one o f man N. Bundesen, commissioner of Having disposed of the most im­ tta committees continue to add new to tho judiciary commltteo Monday. ity dry raider Wsshcuts on Florida routes the moat prominent and pop­ portant of the annual supply bills, legislation to its already over­ This course was Determined Sun­ through 8avannah and Mont­ jan leader and tho house now is giving only leis­ crowded calendar. This includes day morning nt a conference at­ ular young business men of gomery necessitated detours of tended by Senator Cnrtis, the ma­ urely consideration ‘to the others. the menrfuru for relief for tho rail­ Janies and hia Sunford nnd a son o f Mr. and with regard to the suppression January,” he staTed” " ',In a l L ^ trains from New York, Wash­ Even i|o Raders expect to send two roads from present high interna­ jority leader; Watson of Indiunn Ora Thomas, or the hrcnch embassy to the Vati- cases ington and Philadelphia added Mrs. A. P. Connelly, died Sat­ and 20 deaths were reported more to the senate this week, tho tional rates on government loans, nnd Reed of Pennsylvania as the to the nrrmnl traffic from Chi­ ind anti Klan enn and the question of resump­ about four times ns many ns budgets /dr tho independent of­ and nlso tho bill for purchnso of best way to still for n time at urday night nt G:15 o’clock at cago and St. Louis. All are of diplomatic relations with would have' been expected under jil here today tion least the row because of the attor­ fices and for the state, justice, the Capo Cod cnnnl. the Fernnld-Laughton Hospit­ Moscow, going through, although many normal conditions during that per­ ney general's determination to commerce and labor departments. jsint? citizens The postal bill will hnvc right al following nn illness o f one hours late. Rut both Parliament and the iod of time.” He said the number Thus fnr the senate has kept of way tomorrow, there will be re­ bring tho case of Senator Wheeler [lterrin’a days country appear to realize that all of cases nlso Increased in New week. Death wns due to before a district of Columbia grand [are over, other questions nre of secondary rork and other cities, indicating} a pace with the house on appropria­ newed efforts to have stricken jury. pleuro-pneumonla nnd compli­ tion bill and its. findings itself in from it the section calling for in­ fired in the vi- importance when compnred to the common source of infection, This eliminates—or Is expected cations. With him when he passed • creased postal rates to tako care After considering the more usuni a tangle on other matters lurgely of udvanccs in tho salaries of to eliminate— the possibility of nny *an Hotel Sat- debt imbroglio the settlement of nwny were his parents and • through an effort to consider HK. Ed. Forbes Which strikes at the very root of sources of the disease the healtli brother, Hawkins Connelly. postal employees. Tho senate last more oratory on tho floor of tho ; left a nearby Franco’s economic nnd financial experts eliminated ail except oy­ three things at once. week refused tq, strike this out on senate regarding tho movo of the Mr. Connelly wna taken ill lu t Tho Islo of Pines was its unfin­ sters and one or two fresh vege­ attorney general in inaugurating litigate. In the Hfo, and Premier Harriot's speech Sunday night when a chill and ril­ ished business; then it gave the a point of order. ey met Thomas Oil the subject this week is expect­ tables, the report said. a conspiracy ngnlnst tho Montann Tho Musclo Shoals question will senator hero iniitcnd of going ing fever forced him to bed. Pre­ The report stated that "about postal' bill a special order status, 1cleared Young ed to lie the most important de­ bob up again this week, this time viously ho had complained of » three quarters of the patients re­ ahead with the trial of tho charge und finally it got into a jam on •heart, Forbcn claration the present Government In the house, where leaders plan that he violated tho law by prac­ severe cold for several days. Dur­ _ dead, nnd has been called upon to make since ported they had eaten raw oysters thO Slono nomination. to bring in a rule Tuesday to Three Are Arrested But One ing Sunday night ho suffered an ubout two weeks before they be­ ioor dying. ■t assumed power last June. Nono of tho leaders will ven­ havo tho Underwood leasing bill ticing before a government de­ came sick,’ and the “ number who Is Released When No Evl attack of pleurisy nnd on Monday (. aid net Council Meets Tonight ture nn opinion as to when any zent to conference instead of re- partment which is pending In Mon­ morning it became necessary to tana. ate raw oysters was almost exact­ ilence Is Found; Coses Are remove A cabinet council nrosiilnl nu I Jan. 26.—With presided ovor of the matters will bo disposed of, ferring it to tho military commithim to tho hospital. ly equal to the dumber of cases To Go Before Grand Jury patrolling the by President Doumerguo will meet but despite this, tho senate has, tee. Set fnr County Court Trinls Condition Grave Monday. Senator Wheeler said Sunday, order prevailed at 0 o’clock Monday night. It Is reported in excess of the normal After pneumonia set in follow­ referring to the offer made in Mr. Uteat outbreak [ reported that Premier Herriot then expectancy for that reason of the Lena Tate nnd Octavia Padgett, ing his removal to tho hospital, Stone’s letter to Senator Walsh p-KJan warfare will lay before his colleagues for year.” Warning against consumption of ns Wheeler’s attorney, that he young women of Orlando, were ar­ Mr. Connelly's condition suddenly rhich four men their approval an outline of his would, of course, go before the rested Saturdny night on charges became grave Monday night when raw oysters were given Dec; 9 nnd King S. Glen declaration on France’s debts. investigators weru sent to tho At­ grand Jury nnd would also, if per­ of larceny and uro held nt the fears for his recovery wero en­ 1raider and Oft , Excepting the 20 Communist lantic coast oyster fields;. These mitted, produce his witnesses. In county jail pending their nppear- tertained. After surviving the eritr, recognized Deputies, whose avowed policy ia that letter the attorney genera! nnee in County Court during the crisis of that night when oxygen investigators found an increase of r, of the two the destruction of all Rourgcous term which begins Tuesday morn­ typhoid case:; in th6 region where wrote to this effect: "In order to was administered In an effort to Governments close students of the beds supplying Chicago nre lo­ give Senator Wheeler every oppor­ ing. A third young woman, who save his life, Mr. Connelly show­ •d in the fight French ixirlinmcntnry life assert cated nnd discovered that two gnvo her name as Elsie G. Jacktunity of making uny explanations ed marked improvement on Tues­ r shop wero that there are not ten members oyster workers with-typhoid f*ver ho may wit h, I am suggesting that sou was taken into custody but re­ day when ho regained consciousHomer Warner, of the 584 Deputies who favor out­ had passed daily over, oyster beds ho be invited to ap|ienr before the leased a short time afterwnrds land companions right repudiation of the American during the period of incubation, Blind Widow of Slain Leader Celebration Marks Opening grand Jurv with the usual waiver when it wns found thnt a charge nesH for a short time. On Wednesday his condition against her could nut be substan­ Declares Glenn Young Was As Orange Blossom Special of immunity.” debt. They declare however, that tho report said. Investigation in wns reported still better and tho bullet through there certainly are not ten mem­ this field is still und&r way, but Tricked Into Entering The Incidentally this letter niny fig­ tiated. Hearing Warfield and Mar­ patient Mcmcd to rt'jttiln a part Tho trio were nrrested ns they he was wound- bers wlm nre prepared to accept the report itated that "tho shipper Cigar Store to Be Killed tin Links ((oasts of State ure in the aonnte proceedings ami emerged from tht( store of George of tho strength nnd vitality lit breast. These the figure of mom than four bil­ from whom most of the oysters may possibly serve to help the which hod been sapped to such an reports, came lion dollars mentioned recently in hail come which hail been eaten oy fight Wheeler's friends are making A. Speer and Sons, on East First extent on Monday night. Thurs­ HERRIN, ILL.. Jan. 2fl. - T V PALM BEACH, Fin., Jnn. 26. — Street. The Tate and Pndgett wo­ solvers used by the United Stales ‘ Senate os the Chicago typbuid fever patients con­ young, widow .Young,, io- BJlnving jn. the good old doctrine l'» kot a) hearing in the open men, it. in^charged, had tweylresa- day saw Mr. Connelly grimly -.r , • duct* on© of tho highest grndo tully blind n:i then-suit i>r.<3 ns- 3* the better the day better tho c»g»niMWfcffhere Is some talk tftut es amount owed the United States by fighting an f iyldinn his. own bat ' each Atisl were taken from the Intercii the shop plant* in the industry," siii'a bullets aimed nt her husband deed, Florida turned out along 204 Senator Walsh may riso to a ques­ store. A kcaitU of nn automobile, on Friday hts rui.u.Uun suddenly per an exchange France. During the last week, the report last June, told visitors Sunday that miles of railway track Sunday to tion of personal privilege with his said to In-long to thu women, made took n turn for the worse. Sat- .* To Insist Upon Reduction. noy found Young ' -•' Premier Herriot is rogurded ns stated, the number of cases has Young, although frequently called welcome the opening of tho Seu- text file publiealTon of a letter later by the police, revealed four urday morning he began to dink lei unconscious. a gunman, fired his first shot in board Air Line’s new route into nutrkhl "personal nnd confidential" more dresses, taken, it is charged nnd nave for a rally of severs! likely to experience no difficulty been less than normal. Jto the floor anil Williatusotf county when he fired I'alm Hear 11 over 11s own rail.). front* tin* huud of tho department from the Yoweil und Company minutes during which he regained |to the city bos­ in welding the Chamber to a solid Oyrter Men Confer Monday nt Deputy Sherff Ora Thomas Bat- Everywhere there wan n public of justice to a United Staten sen­ store. whole behind him when lie advo­ I istjfj connciousno.10, ho steadily grew t\ i-jjp. • RICHMOND, Vn., Jan. 20.— Ef- unlay night in defense of his own demonstration which started nn ator. After the women had been taken worse. cates that the amount of the debt on the sidewalk Walsh refused to give out tho forts toward counteracting the oy­ life. the Orange Blossom special, bring into custody local police officers Saturday nfternoon saw the iigli tin* busc of must be considerably reduced. ster-typhoid scare emanating from but it wus printed in the Mrs. Young, who has been living died in the fios- Practical unanimity also is said to Chicago and restoring confidence in a local hotel since her return mg President S. Davies Warfield Washington Post, which was gen­ investigated the case in Orlando tlent breathing with great diffi •nil upward of 600 guests from the where, it is said, the women aro have been reached upon the thesis in tlio Virginia bivalve, are expect­ Rer. from hospituki in Atlanta, Ga., nnd East und Florida, swung into tho erally counted ns the official orgnn wanted on the same charge. In an ty und his life barely hanging in of recognition without discussion militia, headed of tho administration until Col. apartment kept by the two now the balance. later In the after­ ed to take some concrete form Rochester, Minn., where fiuul ef­ new system nt Hampton. noon, nfter attending physicians Davis, arrived of principle of the debt to an a­ at a conference of state officials forts were made to save her vision, It had not been intended to open George Harvey, its editor, lumped under arrest n number of gar­ Carbondalu ami mount of .more than nine hundred and oyster men to be held in New­ plnnly were grief-stricken. Scores the service on Sunday but n wash­ on the Coolidgc-Hughes adherence ments, valued it is suid, at ap­ had given Mr. Connelly up, the million dollars advunccd to France port News Monday. of persons culled to express thoir out in Georgia had delayed the to tho Paris agreement for our proximately $1,800, were found. end was pronounced near at hand. battle vary. It by the United Statoa from Nov. . train ninny hours. As n result, n participation in tho Dawes plan Four of the dresses, it is charged, Shortly after 6 o’clock he passed Gov. E. l**c Trinkie, W. McDon­ .sympathy. away, denth coming to him peace- ‘ |r, 'that it occur- 11, 1918 to Sept.'1919. But con­ ald Lee, commissioner of game "People should begin to renlize greater multitude shouted its wel­ payments. belonged to the Yoweil Company fully. Opportunity for Defense. Ciirnr Store and cerning the amount obtained from nnd inland fisheries, State Bacter­ that this ie not a question of racial come. of Sanford whilo others were al­ The theory of the resubmission leged to have been taken from an Born In Jacksonville. front of the I the United States during active iologist Berry of the Virginia dai­ or religious prejudice, hut a ouesAt Auhurndnls the first stop, W alter Mauldin Connelly was reputed rendez- war operations, Franco will insist ry and food commission, Major tion of right and wrong,” Mrs. bands and the entiro population of tho confirmation of Mr. Stone Orlando rtorc. Gux Klan udhor- upon a substantial reduction. Richard Messer, engineer, nnd Dr. I Young said in u statement to re­ turned out. The first formal cere­ fo I ho judiciary committee is that The young women enrne to San­ born in Jacksonville Sept. 26, 1902. The French Government, it is C. A . Katie of the state board of porters. mony was at Winter Haven where it will ntford nn opportunity for ford in u Dodgu coupe, the machine \Vith his parents he removed to that a shot was nsscrted, does not desire to enter health will leave here for the meet­ “ What have I done that I should •he special arrived a short time the nltorncy general to defend his being held ut police heudquarters. Sanford when he was six years old. l»utes before tho debt negotiations in a combative ing which will also be attended ho blinded and widowed in this kefnre the hour set for church ser­ niotivo in bringing the new pro­ No incriminating evidence, other Ho attended the public schools oj alley adjacent spirit but hopes by arguments, way? Ho played tho game square vices. There tho Orange Blossom ceedings and to show that it wns than the dresses, wns found In the thin city nnd in 1921 was graduat­ (Continued on pago 2) (orated by Young. mortal economic and financial, to in Herr(n, from tho very start. I ipccial was cristcncd with much in thu performance of his duty as mnchlne, according to tho police ed from the Sanford High School. (Continued on pngo 2) ‘ in a telephone persuade the United States that Prior to that ho had been a stu­ know because 1 was with him every •do. Miss Mary Pearl Moore, reports. hour. by, a Herrin no- France should receive preferential Both of the young women aro dent at the Georgia Military Aca­ vearing orange blossoms in her wniun fired tho treatment over other countries "Mr. Young came to Herrin to )nir, cracked n pint bottle of orvery attractive. In their speech demy at Atlanta. Ga. eetators fled and which suffered less than Fiance aid in a clean-up crusade. He has *nge blossom perfume on the front Mr. Connelly luter attended ths nnd demeanor they give evidence of ■o«l to have gonu during the war. In line with this been called n gunman. The first it the locomotive. education and breeding not usually University of Florida for a year. px-k distant, as a purpose great efforts have been time, since he canto to Herrin, found in defendants in criminal I**uving thnt Institution he became Gov. Martin, of Florida, who had that he fired a shot was Satur­ .oinod President Warfield nt Aufor Young sym- made in ministerial circles to con­ court procedure. When seen at associated with his father and ■iizo. day night when his body nlrcady the county jail they declined to brother In the firm of A. P. Con­ vey the impression that last week’s Andrew Jones, negro, was taken wns riddled with bullets. He hud ourndnle, spoke briefly nnd called version is that speech in tho Chamber by M. Mar­ nelly A Sons. mnko uny comment on the case. attention to tho importance of a nnipanions there- in did not represent the Cabinet's into custody by police Saturday said to me: ‘Any fool can go out new railway lino which, skirting Tho three were arrested by Chief During tho three years which Tho city treasury was enriched afternoon on charges of burglary und kill people, but I will clean un ie hotel to seek of Police Roy (J. Williams, and he hud been n young business man the geographical ridge of the state, more than $500 Monday morning viewpoint. following his apprehension in the Williamson county without n shot. *ot it out.” Officers A. H. Beifwith und J. J. cut through six counties which he act, it is charged, of attempting to And ho stuck to his resolve until suid last year produced half of the in bonds estreated and fines im­ Grccuon. They were placed in tho of thin city, Mr. Connelly not only int is that Young became prominent in realty circles posed in tho regular session of dispose of goods alleged to have he was dying. wire attacked ns Joint Opium Cominittc citrus crop shipped to the markets county court. The majority of tho county jail where better accommo­ of Sanford but had devoted him­ been stolen. The negro, when ar­ "Mr. Young was killed by a bul­ of the world. outside. Young money was paid by defendants who dations than those at the police self unceasingly and untiringly to tort Forbes was Is Organized Monday raigned in Municipal Court Mohday let that entered his heart from the station were found. From Lake Wales the entiro civic affairs, being especially in­ % morning, was committed to the back.? Some one behind him fired following the scenic highway along were convicted of charges involv­ ing wither whiskey or automobiles terested in city beautification County Court for trial. GENEVA, Jnn. 26— A joint com­ thnt rhot. not Thomas, who had thu lakes which dot the Seaboard'* or both. Was removed to work. He aided materially in the Attache Reports Upon The negro in charged with break already fired twice upon him. new cross-tate line, reuched Seestablishment and mittee from the first and second The heaviest fine of the morning organization a year ago of th le others to nn- international opium conferences, ing into u store at Fourth Avenue will be witnesses at the inquest, Ibring after passing through hull wns imposed on Grace Coleman on Isle Pines Trouble and Cypress Street. There, ac­ who will testify to this ftict* r dozen towns whoso streets won# '"nounced an in- appointed aa n means of breaking a charge of selling liquor. The fine which hu was quite active. tillings would bo the deadlock between American cording to the charges, tho negro ; ;--------------— densely lined with people, ninny of wns |200 and costs. Other henvy WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.— Mny. Booster For Golf Course. Education is good behavior to them from every section of the finos wero paid by E. E. Benson, Wm. H. Shutan, military attache •hough Coroner and European delegations over the broko open rnrpenter’s too? chests Mr. Connelly was also an cnand took n number of vnltiable tho young, comfort Ito the* old, United States. te,l it might he question of suppression of opium reckless driving nnd drunkenness, at the Havana embassy, who in-1 thusiostJc booster for the Sanford Tho big public ceremony wns $100 bond estreated; Ernest Good­ vestiguted reports of violence in I municipal golf course and with othsmoking in the far East, was or­ tools. He also is charged with richoH to the poor nnd decoration : (Continued on page 2) *p Sunday tanned ganized Monday. Dr. Herluf Zah- entering a store nt Sixth avenue to the rich."— Diogenes. win, reckless driving and drunk­ Islo of Pines, reported the trouble j or young men of this city recently £ Hie long pro- fal of Denmark was elected presi­ and Cypress street where he took enness, $100 nnd costs, nnd Lilly traceable directly to a few irre- organized the Sanford Golf Club money, tobacco and various arti­ • persons passing dent. Joiner, running u houso of ill fume, sponsible Cubans. Conditions on! whose purpose was to advertise cles of foot!. $25 anil costs. Making establishthe island otherwise are quiet. the advantages of thu locaLcourse. e bodies’. When arrerted by Chief R. i7. Other cases disposed of wore: Edwards Trial Begins Being an excellent golfer himself, •**ng was wrapped Williams and Officer C. II. Beck­ L. Williams, speeding, f 10 bond esMr. Connelly was a firm believer Edison W ill Spend said to desig- Today in AlabamaCity with, thu negro was trying to sell treuted; Dule Troy, speeding, $10 in the sport and had taken part in a motormeter, it is suid. A num­ bond estreated; Elsie G. Jackson, ,f ^ e Ku Klux Birthday in Florida several tournaments during the Twenty-three offenders are d<x-of firearms; Solomon Johnson, suspicion of larceny, released; Lena BESSEMER. Ala., Jan. 26. — ber of tools were recovered after post year. ^Purts said sev- Ninety-two witnesses for the de­ the negro had sold them while oth­ keted to face Judge J, G. Sharon i transporting liquor; C. I* Byrd, Tate and Octavia Pedgett, larceny, Mr. Connelly was a member of WEST ORANGE, N. J., Jan. 26. committed to the county court; Un'li<I in addition fense .‘10 for state are under sub­ ers valued at more1than $50 were In the January term of County reckless driving; Lon Page, obtain­ J. Hurston and Thomas Falreloth, —Thomas A. Edison will not enjoy tho Holy Cross Episcopal church Wore taken to poena for appearance Monday at found in his possession. ing monoy under false pretenses; his usual birthday tilt with re­ of this city. He was also a mem­ Aborts persisted the trial of Dr. Geo. T. Edwards, The negro, it is said, has a long Court which begins at 10 o’clock Joe Hall, larceny of gasoline; H. allowing chickens to run nt largo, porters this year it wus learned ber of tho Pi Kappa Alpha Frat­ two bystanders ft* Abraham Khcppurd, lireaKmg Tuesday morning, according to L. Johnson and T. M. Masters, im­ by h u f l e u I charged with first degree murder police record, lie also is knowif Mondny when an onnouncoment. ernity, being initiated while a stu­ ar.d entering with intent to com­ at be vrriflJi C8e’ >n connection with th_* death of his as Bloomer Shepard and Andrew the criminal docket which was an­ personating an officer, and Abra­ mit a felony, county court; Alberta wns made that ho plans to be ut dent ut the University of Florida. nounced Monday. There nre seven Shepard. ham Sheppard, misdemeanor; Le­ th,. . i . i wifo murdered at her home as she hia Ft. Myers home Feb. 11, his In thu passing of Mr. Connelly, cases on the civil docket. na Tate and Octavia Padgett, lar­ Tnylor nnd Mayor I.oGree, disor­ birthday. Thu dutu of departure denth has removed from the com­ derly conduct, dismissed; F. R. Judge K. F. Housholder, who ceny. for the South was not reveuled. W armer Weather Is munity, a young man vyho by his [.,.• * ■ On the was elected county prosecuting Seven men charged with unlaw­ Whitney, disorderly conduct, $10 (Continued on page 2) bond estreated; Herbert Long, ‘ a, acting as Asheville Is Meeting will assume that post af­ ful fishing will face the court. Predicted For East uttorncy drunkenness, $10 bond estreated; Four Men Are Killed * " f Sam Stearns, ter the court is opened. Judge They gnvo their names as F. H. Henry Joiner, disorderly conduct, Place for Publishers roimty board of £T. PAUL. Jnn. 26. — Rising Housholder, who was not a candi­ Grant, Albert Geiger, II. H. Flint, $5 nnd costs; Honor Burrows, dis­ In Building Accident MercuryDropsInWest in the leg date for re-election as judge has Sartuin Cedar, F. Pitts, E. C. CHATTANOOGA, Jnn, 2d— Aft- j temperatures for east today will orderly conduct, $5 nnd coits; John „ a speeding A s Cold W ave Arrives nerved four years on the bench. Wngea and W. II. Ballard. Pcvfous •„ to ,u„. that! cr ejecting Ashwllle, N. follow tho cold wave that'spread Judge McIntyre, drunkenness, $5 and COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 20. — Sharon was appointed to the The civil docket is us follows: s ar>d Young had its next meeting place, the South- I over tho Northwest Sunday send­ costs; Joseph Dunbar, drunkenness, Four unidentified men met death CHICAGO, Jan. 26.—The latest Victor Lent vs. James i’uinier; $5 nnd costs; Noah Lamb, speedi- shortly before noon Monday with­ * °ver Young’s ern Newspaper Publishers Assoda-1 Ing temperature* down to 30 below judgeship by Governor Martin to on 2) tjon Sunday with board of dir c - : zero at Bismarck. N D. Snow, fill a vacancy caused by the death C. R. Pearce company vs. N. K. W. mg. $3 nnd costs; O. Sargeant, in the narrow confines of a 90 foot cold wave from Alaska pushed zero temperatures far southeastward Sistruuk of the Sanford Candy drunkenness, $10 bond estreated; tors in session here to nrrnngc for ranging from one to six inches, in of Sehelio Muincs. 7 lie docket announced is as fol­ company; McCnsky Register com­ Will Mallory, drunkenness, $5 and concrete piling forming part of Monday as southern Nebraska and Hit annual meeting, continued in |Minnesota and North and South the foundation of the iww Ameri­ Northern Iowa with an expected frkets. conference* Mondny dii'cuwin? nn» Dakota# ilriftcd ny strong wiml. lows: Sti ve I.ovyery, poaaeiwing liq­ pany vs. O. C. Bryant; J. B. Colt costs; Will Mallory, disorderly can Insurance Building here. Con­ drop near zero at Chicago Monday uor; C. W. Kelly, reckless driving: vs. R. L Garrisan; W. O. Robison ailvurtl inic campaign for South |interfered in some instances with conduct, dismissed; F. B. Michael, struction foreman was at u loss to night Zero temperatures rang­ A. B. Long, reckless driving; Levy vs. George W. Harriett; W. A. disorderly conduct, $10 bond, es­ explain the cause. ,2JJ*. Wheat: nnd a code of ethics. The board traffic. ing from 20 to 40 below are re­ Mosely, driving an automobile Pitts vs. Seminole Abstract com­ treated; Ernest Hays drunkenness, C o r n - ^ ’ Ju,y- adopted n resolution favoring co-------- — -- --------— ported in North Dakota und North­ whijo intoxicated; Fred Patterson, eidom . __ , piny, nod W. O. Robertson vs. $10 bond eatrented, Henry Gor­ orn. May. 1.32'A 1operation of other publishers’ ossoTwo red-haired people neldo Antisthenes, when nyked what ern Minnesota. Snow driven by a drunk, $& and costs, and Fred Lvvjo 10 b l3*. Iciations in fighting th-* propon'd marry, as there seems to be ain possessing liouor distilling uppura-1Georg® W. Harriett. The order in don. ii/mt -------------> - r - -•-** the most needful branch of _ tus; 11. W. Hutchinson, possessing |which the cases are listed ia not w lliams, disturbing public wor- learning answered that it was to strong wind was falling in Chica­ Lv o o i an* 26.— increase In second class postal |antipathy between People of oppo opp go and the vicinity Monday mortu f y . 23.25. site aexes with “ auburn” locks. a still; Sandy Green, improper use [the order of trial, however. ahip, $& and costs. (rati unlearn one’s bad habit*. U ■ -* Two Killed FRANCE CENTERS ATTENTION UPON DEBT TO AMERICA a 2 a Passing Mouri By Many Frieiti 'istsut & ¥■ TWO GIRLS HELD IN JAIL HERE ON LARCENY CHARGE MRS. YOUNG SAYS RAILWAY ACROSS HUSBAND PLAYED STATE FORMALLY SUNDAY I Sanford Burglaries Solved With Arrest Of Negro Saturday Municipal C ourtis Marked Monday By Heavy Fines Paid JSSSTS^’S 'cS L A X | Thirty Cases Are Set For Hearing In January Term Of County Courl I ___ �lAttiRDAY. JANUARY T t..n n * 24. com pany meat ent for Sanford The Swope-Douglass Company, Incorporated, take great pleasure in announcing today the purchase o f two hundred and fifty seven acres of lake-front property, located on the w est side o f the city and known as the Smith Lands, and Woodland Park. The tract fronts over one mile on Lake Monroe. • • This company will begin immediately to develop the valuable lakefront land by filling in all low places, opening up and paving streets, laying sidewalks, putting in sewers, building a beach, and installing electric lights and a white way along the beach. None o f the property will be offered for sale until it is fully developed. % • . - - ^ UJ wholehearted support is pledged to the county commissioners in the construction of the Jpke.front .boulevard,. At soiue.future date we, will ask .the city to .extend its western boun­ dary to embrace all of this tract and make it a part o f the city o f Sanford. We expect to make this subdivision the finest in this section of the state and will spare no expense in development. Everything within our power will be done to make it a residential sectw n which will play an important part in the upbuilding of the city. It is our plan to make this a high class, highly restricted district. Swope-Douglass Company has 1 1 The i ^ o p e -u o u g la s s Company has been been doing1 doing busine business in Sanford and Seminole County for a consid­ erable length o f lime, specializing in the construction o f houses and apartments in Sanford, Orlando, W inter Garden and Oviedo. ’ t * • Mr. O. P. Swope, president o f tiic company, served on the hoard o f county commissioners o f Seminole county fo r a number o f years and developed what is known as Black Hammock (N e a r Oviedo) one o f the i idlest tracts o f land in H on da. Tins tract lias in the drainage district about five thousand acres. Mr Swope is also owner o f valuable business property in the city o f Sanford in addition to his boldines in the Swopc-Douglas Company. Mr. E. A. Douglass, is Secretary o f the Company. He has been clerk o f the circuit court o f Seminole county, since the organization o f the county in 1913 and only two weeks ago retired to become president and to take active management o f the Sanford Bond and M ortgage Company. . The main office o f the Swopc-Douglas3 company has been in Orlando hut it goes without saying that when this big development project gets under way, Sanford will he the center o f its operations. „ . ' } l,is advertisement is not fo r the purpose o f selling stock or o f selling lots, but to declare our policy so that others may join hands with us in the development o f Sanford. O. P. SWOPE, President l a a R H n a i H m a a a R B n i a u a m i a u a n H a ■ U T n a v s a ja n H a fin a a a u u s ii �THI SA DEATH CLAIMS W.M. CONNELLY O N SATURDAY * " w * . > *- (Continued from page 1) amiable disposition and friendly In torest In everyone with whom ha came in contact, had won for him a host of friends who mourn hia death. Pail of Gloom Over City. The death of Mr. Connelly cast n pall of gloom over the entire city and" ana _ throughout Saturday night. Sunday and today, hundred^ frh of friends of the family called at the Connelly home to express sympathy to members of the berenved family. Scores of floral offerings bespeaking the esteem with which Mr. Connelly was ^eld, were banked around the casket and in the room in which it was placed ut the home. Out of respect for members of the family atorirf ami other busi­ ness houses of the city were clos­ ed this afternoon during the time when funeral services nnd burial for Mr. Connelly were /taking place. Funeral This Afternoon. Mr. Connelly is survived by hin mother and father and two broth­ ers, Albert urn! Hawkins Connelly. Funeral services were to be held nt 3 o'clock this nfternoon nt the VERTICAL HORIZONTAL Presbyterian Church with Rev. 1— loud, COD- 20—garret 29—chain 1—fretful Junres Class, dcun of tho Cathedral 31— fabricate Uaued noise 28— taunt 6—to strip or School of Orlando. In charge. Bur30— an aye 32— wager 2— 6Vi yards „ CeHSU 33— eaten: ini wns to take place in Lokevlew 2— bone 33— debutante 11 -email room 35— money (pi.) Cemetery. 4— congeal for privacy (a b b r.) 36— bottom lubricant 5— exact 12* -sweethearts 34— Ushers at the funeral services 37— calcium C— glutinous (coll.) 1+— hov wore: (Hern Wimbish, J. D. Wood­ (chem.) mud (pi.) 36— cut in two 15—series of r u ff Ur. B. L). Caswell, Edmund 88— male cat 7— 2000 pounds 39— coincide railroad Meisch. Randall Chase nnd B. F. 39— pennies 8— four 42— article carriages Whitnor Jr.. Honorary pal [hearers (abbr.) 13— blood vessel 0— bird's beaJt 17—prohibit were: D. I* Thrasher. B. F. Whit* 40— diphthong 30— tracks fol­ 45— copper IS—part of "to 41— tracks of a ner Sr.. A. R. Key, Forrest Lake, lowed by 19— theory 20— icn 21— kitchen utensil 23— Teacher's College (ubbr.) 24— Tyr, Ood War (myth.) 16—priestly gar­ ment 27—correct Hen *i(!i (chem.) wheel hunters 46— h a l f (pre­ 44— rodent 11— applaud fix) 47— witty saying 13— vulgar Up­ 49— parent's start (F r.) 60—taut 43—girl's namo 10— Roman 52— eat away 50— a metal weight of 54— used on 61— mineral con­ one pound automobile taining sub­ 22— thin pieces wheels of stance of baked — to be erect day 53— prinUira* 56-^portlon o f measure 23— article i skeleton 54— toward 25— Southern (P>.) soldier of Civil W ar (colU British Schooner growth of Florida and the parallel th of the Seaboard Aur Line, - e t0 told of the time when twentyMe four years ago the first Seaboard train entered Florida. This new line, he said, will help to Increase the number of Florida acres which are producing less than one-tenth, said Mr. Warfield. / There were cheers as the gov­ ernor referred to the great engi­ neering feat of building a sevenmillion-dollar railway across Flor- taking tho priionen to Benton, I s Death Of Four Men HU whore they filed bond for ap. pcnrance In federal court. Young told an Associated Press correspondent last Dec. 22, thnt he wasn’t a member of the Ku Klux Klan in good standing. He denied, however, that he was a Klan mem­ ber at the time of the raids a year ago. He also denied he was employed by the Klan, as had been reported, Young said he had been * 1.200. employed by tho county board of monthly, ” * supervisors but this was promptly denied by Chairman Stearns. . Corned!I# ,, MIAMI, Jan. 20.—The British Schooner Harvester ha$ been wrecked off the coast o f Bimini whilo enroute from Miami to Nas­ sau, Bahama Islands, according to word received here Monday from the crew who safely escaped. B A N O N O YSTERS E X P L A I N E D IN HEALTH NOTE CHICAGO, Jon. 25.— C. E. An­ derson, mayor of Herrin, 111., where S. Glenn Young, Klan liquor raider sli Ora Thomas, deputy sheriff and block. ,5* anti-Klan leader, and two others in rath K„i_^ were killed in a pistol fight Sat­ urday night, declared here Sunday night that tho killings would ter­ minate tho factional troubles which have raged there for months, “ Tills will wind up the trouble in Williamson county," Mayor An­ derson said, With the leaders oi both the Klun and anti-Klan fac­ tions dead as a result of the shoot­ ing from now on hor»> will be peace nnd quiet in Herrin." Tho mayor left Sunday night for Herrin after spending several dnys hero. « (Continued from page 1) by oyster men, particularly those of tidewater Virginia. The Virginia oyster industry Is ............ ... m 4-.vp.. u« Tacinir ruin unless something is The Florida spirit was dominant! done combat tho typhoid scare, at tho meeting, but this was most I Commissioner Lee said. Twentykeenly expressed in the personal. flve thousand persons are idle in tribute to the Seaboard’s president., the !'tnte nnd ° $*5,000,000 loss hns who built th* road and who put already been incurred by the sudover his opening program despite,den ° “ *n demand for th»* the floods in other states whirii °y8t,ers- sin,ce thft Chicago epihad interrupted railway traffic dt'm,c wns b,nmed on impure uytemporarily. , stern, tho commissioner said, a WAR ON CHILDREN DRIVERS BRADENTON, Jan. 20.— h. j Stewart, sheriff of Manatee coun ly, nas put parents or ty, has of this county counton notice that "tho practice o f chil­ dren under 14 years of age driving automobiles in Manatee county, when unaccompanied by a duly li­ Elephant:; continue growing for censed chauffeur or owner o f the car must stop."______ ____ ________ fovty years. ajj Someone asked Diogenes why people gave money to beggars nnd would not give it to philocophers. He replied, "Because they think they nre much more likely to be­ come beggars than philosophers themselves." Sr «nlntlon to Puzzle 83 How to Solve Puzzle. The best way to solve this cross-word puzzle is to run over the list of horizontal and verti­ cal synonyms In search of evi­ dent or "utsy" words. 1/ hori­ zontal, the word you ore look­ ing for must extend crosswise from the number to the first shaded stop on the right; if ver­ tical, it must extend downward from the number to the first shaded stop below. When fin­ ished, the words should read equally well crosswise and downward. V . ir'ud f*.v .Sleepless Visit lu ! i ('m in ify He (Jets Into Condition For His Journey : Africa nnd Argentine lard and Rhodesia, visiting all tho important towns. His South A f­ rican visit will end July 22, when he will «_*n to the Argentine. Following liis South American trip, the Prince will pay his sec­ ond visit to Ireland. IDs first trip to Ireland was in 1911 when, with hia sister, Princess Mary, he ac­ companied Hie King and Queen to Dublin in the month of July. Tho occasion of his coming visit will bo in celebration of the bi-centen­ ary of the Grand Lod"e of Free Mesons of Ireland, ul which lie will he installed Sudor Grand Warden. NOMINATION OF STONE IS BACK TO COMMITTEE (Continued from pnge 1) the government'.'; chief legnl officer nnd not in pursuance of any polit­ ical expedient thnt he declined Walsh’s proposnl to have proceed­ ings here stopped and proceed to a prompt trial of Senator Wheeler on tho Montana charge. TAM PA. Jan. 211.—A local stat­ istician has figured out that Tam­ pans ore losing 525 days daily working on Cross-word puzzles, tho time Ining spent largely in restaurants, parks, the court house square and elsewhere. The statQfKinn cutcujJR<!$,* thatI)isTl*?s*t; one person in every 21 spends some time uu the puzzles, the period ranging from five minutes to three hours a day, hut estimates, thnt ten minutes for each person is con­ servative. On this basis, ho fig ­ ures: Toman population, including winter visitors, 151,11)9; in n ra­ tio of one to twenty, cross-word puzzle addicts number 7,558.4ft, multiplied by ten given 7ft,ft85.5 minutes daily, or 12,593.075 houra or 521.711 1 days. House Approves Bill I OM ION, Jan. 26.—-The Prince For New Postoffices <’ • ■ I ■ seenij to ha conserving h! «uit •■’•y the::j days for the WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.— Ap­ at u uuotis live and a half months’ Bandit at 9 O’clock, proval was given Monday by the t'., to South Africa and the Arlouse Buildings Committee to the Heads a Jury at 9:30 1Elliott ;r‘ '■ flic on which la: starts at the Bill to authorize the expen­ t J oi March. diture of §150,000,000 for new postU. appearance nt organization CHICAGO, Jan. 215. — Chicago offices and other government build­ ■ and other public entertain- citizens have unusually varied in­ ings. n t , which ordinarily take much terests. Take the case of George "■ i.i time, have been few since Brennan nnd Dr. Percy Pue, Chiro­ CO NTRACT AW ARDED h: almost altojilcsH sojourn in thu practor. Mr. Brennan was fore­ t r i! States, man of a inry in Circuit Court DAYTONA. Jan. 20, Contract •hit or four days of hunting trying a §50,000 damage suit n has been awarded to a Cleveland i " v el. i getting him into fine week ago. Court did not convene I architect for beautifying the wa­ P , deal shape t > stand tho strain until 9:50 o’clock. ter frejnt park extending from int uniting speech-1 At 9 o’clock Mr. Brennan led Dr. i Casino Burgoyne to the new bridge Pue, Harry Stevene nnd Janies l* *' T hani'rhaki:’" he will on Fnirviow Avenue. Thu work • " fr< ai tn.* time he Murray into a pawnshop in State is to he started immediately, it is ui l-.uth Africa in April Street and held lip David Swes- announced. Plans cull for placing Ii h-a**. tin* Argentine mi niek and a clerk. In the midst of bridges,' across the river to City ownrd tho end of the “ stick-up" a Police Set grant Island, erection of light along the f ' ■ nnu - f.r winter, as it will entered. Ho also was forced to elevate his hands was disarmed, seawall, planting of shrubbery all i a tin HoiHi.rrtt Hemisphere. along the waterfront and grading , i 1r ; will b Hi', fourth succes- nnd the robbers made away with nml general beautification. May §2.500 and §15,000 in jewelry. X >_i!ish ruiig the Prince has This business finished Brennan l. 1920 is s'‘ t ns the date for com­ reported at Court and induced the pletion of the job. other jurors to return a verdict TO HOLD TOURNEY fo" the defendant in the damage suit. Now he is in a cell,, nnd he FORT LAUDERDALE. Jnn. 26. and Dr. Puo hnve confessed to ' 9 'inlay, nt hi.; own suggestion, eight — Tiie Florida State Horseshoe robberies with u gun. I Prince made a public np'>cnrpitchers' association will hold its ui"n in Order* to offer a toast of annual midwinter tournament on r I h'idtli to tii) c lobrnted New local courts, according to informa­ Zc.ilenl rugby team, the "A ll tion received here. Tentative date M IAM I BEACH, Jnn. 26.—A lot •’ la ). . " at a tes'.iiiionial luncheon for the championship tournament ! i » i. thorn a, a f .reiv*l| l,y Eng- at Fifth Street and Collins avenue, has been set for the first week in purchased in 1914 by Vel C. Oleary li h rp nt. ;n a at the end of their the national ii i .uriphant English tour. The for §800 has just been sold to K. March, following Ne*.v " slanders took on 28 teams it. Dumont of New York city for tournament nt Lake Worth. in •« l Britain during the win- §150,000. Cleary came to Miami Curlvig, if not indigenous to ' npd beat all of them. Then in 1912 a;: member of a stock com­ Scotland, hua been played there pany. Subsequently the company tii y went to Franco and continued for at least three centuries, and the r unbroken string of successes. left but returned in 1914, when, ac­ certainly owes its development to cording to records, he purchased At the luncheon the Prince prethat country. i.eit'.td to tin* champions u lovi g the lot paying §100 cash and ugrec ing to pay thrt balance at the rate Tu, 1. • a testimonial of the ad* of $25 a month. In 1920 Mr. and TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY m:"Ltion of Britbh sportsmen. He Mrs. Cleary came here nnd decided WANTED— Work by one or two charg' d them *•'» tP.U the people on to make their home at white young men,, handy at any­ Miami ti ■*‘ : .ih of the earth that Reach, and built a small frame thing. Call or address 9 It. It. although tin* old country had lost house on the §800 lot. In the mean­ Ave. Go anywhere. bee V«afk n* winning for the time time they had refused numerous b- •)(., <hc did not intend to make offers for the property, which is n hatdt of it. Ilis refenenco was to be used as tho site for a hotel. II. S. BOND a i much to cricket as to football, Over w OOdruff A Watson for the Australians have been NARROW ESCAPE winning a series of cricket matches T Y P E W R IT E R S ,In Australia from an invading Y ------S E L L -------R E N T BRADENTON, Jan. 26.—Mrs-. E. British team during the Inst few Ct*n n— Uppair II. Jennings, wife of E. II. Jen­ weeks. I'honr S2H nings, pastor of tho First Baptist The Colonial Office has issued church here, and two children, the itinerary of Males' South Af- Blanche Hubert am! Marie Lacey, i trio. According to the plana, had narrow escapes when their be will leayc England aboard the home ut Munatee and Fairview Jb'ttlechln Repulse, Mar, 28. and Avenues was gutted by fire Wed. Stove and Fire Place wilt touch ut Ratiiurst nnd Free­ nesday morning. They escaped W ood town, will spend a few days on the from the Pcond floor to the roof Cut to Suit Gold Coast nnd Nigeria and will of the po: below their windows $9,00 per rnrd delivered arrive at Cape Town Apr. 20. He and were rescued by persons who TviU tour tho Transvaal. Bechuanu- went to their aid. Britt R ealty Company Newly Remodeled Coral Gables Office, Flagler Street, Miami cNote of d istin ction ORAL G A B L E S — and Coral ther real estate developers appreciate Coral Gables superiority und eve 1hat investors in Miami real estate appreciate it also is evidenced by Cor total for 1924 $13,705,397.59— is not only the highest ever attained tor sales o f any real estate development in the same length o f time in tl You art ® vited CO RAD GABLE S G able* Bryan i* Tratti port in luxuns* p u lin g le a v W j al Gabl*' week* f titulars*' tion*.g al Gab!* 1 M1AMIS-MASTER o c s r ^ c XL. N z e r n c R <v o v n c d r S. W. BRADFORD, Local A gen t Milano Theatre Bldg. �s - '& r - ■ ' ’ ■/ V - : ■?:•>• [[L o * A i -:■ . • ____ W as us in 1924 thetn in dcrislom regarding wagcn and. otlisr (eendltionr of work. edy Hus Part In Conference On Traffic In Opium “ Employci* representation na * practiced lit the mines of this comA A L f t . l ' P«hy,” Wisr Van Kicech snki, C C S S l U l “ warkaa revolution in remedying ; the outstanding, grievance* of an earlier decade, but—limited itv.it LO S .ANGELES. Jan. 26— SixBERLIN, Jan.\24—Frame hous­ A i f r g y |tytw a Charefeetf wvro. built in Los es modollod upon American pat­ tern J arc beginning to bd populat U l r l E l l v l Angeles dniiUK .1934 at a cost of GENEVA, Jnn. 2G—“ When in Berlin. A whole section of} 17,307,000, oreordipg to statistics Enct meets East” might Ije one of wpoden hobsas, n 'sight ■ hitherto ewjsh .American Jlist coitfRjIcd by tho Chamber of the rmb-tltlcc ~ivcn to thf second unknown Irr- largo German cities, '' in springing tip on tho' extreme praised Fpr Commerce. A * (compared"^ith. this prodne- ppitiru conference here uniler the west end. of the Gorman metrop­ roving Health j t i f v c**. tSmlS tian and increase along religious auspices of tho league of Nations , olid Iron Ccmipnny , iiiiiRcuikitciy At cflpfi mine two n* mori* royre*; int^tcnt ttic wn^H'^rntrs, a Holy Lana. lines, the tables of figures also Throughout th- sessions the by- olis. •The Gormana have heretofore ri­ following tho. famous strike o f ; rentatives from fill branchc.1 o f ! The lesson for- industry- generally show that: 1-]n-v,.rf1f J?r- See, Chinos© minister diculed the Idea of wooden houses ,V ^WpsHp; meet periodically, in the experience of this company 1, Jarrj 20,— The- off:* es Tho motion picture industry nt \Yn.*hlngton, and Councilor of any sort. Anything that did lSfl«J and which has r.inca been ad- ■with an_ equal number of com- i» thnt gKnng workmen a voice in Urcllywwsfifaflnr Hadnjaah Medical hero- turned out picture:) during oilgimtirn of the Japahese embas- ot last through several jronerat- .opted in hundred* of other plants , .. • •’ any tfficisis. At these confer-'the management of industry, is desnofcfftd cr when ha* enlivened many ons djd not teem worth building! has proved to only partly a suc - ;tnces ,n. American Jew- the year that' wore valued In the Ry ,ln.. wcfkdratf*, Bka . ■cc,a net-online to n nrolimln.irv aai’ matter rrhirh ;li" ‘-oi- ,1,Icily a 'atr;r 'toward pertiianent u dull day of deliberation. aggregate at 1X70,000,000. t v them. But today economic no cess, n proummapy proliminapy (j nkyes ,uevirc to hj nsvo s, nccording, to a e, !fr 0 V„ uimuzbcu diMU£gC(| c Cftn; industrial indurtrial peace neac* and cffiricncv. but hut isociatlori is prais$m t igiUgathsasr/ and efficiency, A total.of. 230,000,00(h barrels of ( Szc speaks perfectly colloquial cessity has driven them to Study - M I b . btou'Rbt m Xh.ro are r.!r. la the mcasura. of success to be obo f tho oil was produced in thd Los Ang­ American" being a Cornell grad-.the problem of the woodenjhouse, SaKc Foundation, which' plans for wl),,R, diatricr joint enm- j tjiincd by *‘nn employes’ representdepartment eles basin for.tho 12 months; unte and n Phi Bela Knpoa man To their surpri#o they find that I giving wage-eafr.ers n share in mittecs ccmpotcd of c?unl mimb-ijrtlon plan depends on the idncerliarTbtoyWPhfr the Harbor export* totaled' $08,300,>ot. Sugimura,-on_ the con-j wood ■has stood tho test of time I the marngement of industry. repreaentatives ity nlU intelligence with Vhfch the, ■pitallsation^is at­ 000, doubling those,of 1023. ^ ____ . .... _a very. In America, where there are hous- 1 ;, ___ persists in cneaking ink,tod m U v w i u ’ be°IscueS[ w S n ? compnMy V ff ! p U ^ j T r a ^ W out” by f o w l i n ', su"‘ tic statement that Public improvements passed the florid and grandiloquent kind of cs dating back to Coionlnl. days, j L “ 6 SOu a i (1) safety and nreidents; (‘21 sBn-; perintendonts ami hinher ndminpatients treated $38,000,000 mark] French, with frequent references They are, thereforo trying out in tho next month. ' j Ration! health and housing, ( 3 ) r e - ! isVrntton” officials/’ |U ,thp.jnpn:gyvcrnOffice, cli club, loft, hotel and n- to the “ great principles of the the wooden house idea, which they M v ’S nv i t\ ° report* - public,! crentlpn an& education; ( J) injg one third was partment building reached $56,- Revolution." One day the two find ........ much cheaper ,than stone and v ri IJIrcct*T of !^'-’ *duatrial co-operation and concilThe 'Bvanegilcal Christian nnd Hsda?aah.” 000,000; Toundntions Department of fn- jat|„n> came to close grips on n matter of brick construction. io * Missionary Witness, of Toronto, inixSchool bonds aggregating $34,- rtHriciion of the opium trade. Another housing idea that Ger­ dustrial Studies, said it has a ‘ The report rays thnt as a result says editorially: “ It would be well . . —Jan’s 010,000 were voted. Szc biased away in Er-lish which mans are taking from thc .United three-fold significance for indus­ of this plan, working and living }6n : of "America* Sugimura understands — ........... . perfectly, Slates Is the two, three and try generally nnd for tho country enrdltitns are more wholesome for every Jew if hp. would care­ fully read tho books put’ forth b) hut is hesitant about speaking, Sig- four room apartment. These are nt Inrgc: it reveals thc underly­ [SnWfoortlT ot • it8 iinura replied in French, which designed along American linos i ing causes of the peronninl con­ and happy for tho miners nnd their! ilcniY Ford, which were origtna?fnmilies. but thnt tho minors are j |y intended to provoko tho HeSzo understand!! very well but will and arc proving pofulnr' In Ber­ troversy between coal miners nnd Thirty milHo’n copies of the Bl-’ , “ a " w o lta i^ lh . mine operators; it Is -the first not satisfied that their represen- 1brew 'peoplo to brin*; abuut reforms net venture to use as a medium. lin. tatives have thc nowor to protect among thmsclves.” " ble were sold last year. “Tho drpjhpfhnilk impartial appraisal of the most Things looked bind:. Tho official 1^ Jhia bcou.lnorprominent experiment to em­ interpreter started to translate Tho expression “ bluo blood’* is I •krclfartf dent* Sugimiirn. Then Sze arose; ot Spanish origin, where tho aris­ ploye’s representation—an experi­ ,ran*nh “ Mister Interpreter," he beamed, tocracy was limited to those who! ment which wan the forerunner of fi* ^ ‘ i,TAMPA, Jan, 24.—Under nuB- with that bland Chincso smile, traced their lincago beyond tho |the shop committee, works coun­ n piccs oven brighter than ever be­ ‘ you don't need to bother about . - , 9 Moorish conquest. Having whit- cils, and similar projects intro­ experienced por- fore thc South Florida Fair will un. You can tell to look at us r- complexions, fho veins upon duced in about 1,000 companies fdassah has opened open in Tampa, Feb. 3 to 14 in­ thnt we nro Orientnls.'nnd there­ their hnmla wore bluo , ( “ blue within recent years in an effort to ■ ■ nters in Jerusalem clusive. fore fully capable of understand­ blood"), while Moorish blood solve labor difficulties: it points a The interests of the South Flor­ ing nne another—no matter what rhowed black upop thc hands and, the way to a termination of tho ■ he work to other ■ he course of the ida Fair of 1025 permeates not langungc wo may be speaking.” temples. The phrase passed into I conflict between the imployrrs ■. (so established the only this section of thc State, but l no laughter that followed help­ France, where it pained vogu« nnd interested in employes’ represen­ ■ S P E C IA L PRICES ryC „f training for every portion of Florida. Tnmpa is ed to smooth over the moot point. from there: to England nnd Am or-; tation plana nnd organized labor ■ M See • preparing for enormous crowds, which has thus fnr bitterly oppos­ Active nurses • who lea.. and General Manager P, T. Strict­ -------# t ed such plans in the belief that: ** Domestic raimlper herds in A l­ in health welfare er has his organization forcer all aska are today worth $1,550,01)0 Whnt is hcliovcd' to bo the only they set up "company unions’’- lie- * {J on the mortality perfected and industriously work­ more th'nn tho United Stales paid troop of hUhd liny Scouts in the* t igned to ropinco Inhor unions, j N P IIO N E fi.18. ing to make thc coming, event nut txx Russia in 1H57 for tho entire world is Trndp 254 of the Bronx r n i s T S T K E irr The industrial representation •S [points to the fact only greater in magnitude, hut plan wns developed by W. L. Mac- b B n * * B * « * a aa a * aaH aaa « aBHBaHWaaaaBHa a * a B a B «q «ie tia a n M * B B * * a x a i* ii* a * a Hn a * aaa It of the activities Territory. composed of lourtocn boys.' eclipsing all past records in attend­ elfnre stations in ance. proportion of Thc tons of thousands of visit­ Lies in 11*22 wins ors to this Fair in thc past will khs, as comparcii testify thnt it in unexcelled ns a 1-1922.” great advertising medium for the gxpreiaed of_ the entire Htnto displaying ns it docs L0thrr American the multitude of resources of Fior|Anti-Mislariiil Re- idn, which in variety nnd quality need by the Joint ....... „ excels those of any other commonmittcc of New j wealth. TH E “ A DVEKTISiSO” SALE j Thg South Floridn Fair for sevana work accom-1 crnl years past has enjoyed thu dis­ crcnreii unit has tinction of cclopKlng other ocenitest value," tho : ions in thc history of thc State in states, “ and it 3 thc matter of attendance. This ^ady apparent in is duo to thc great interest mani­ or great dintln- fested in tlie annual event nnd the ntnlnria in the enthusiastic support given by the [both now nnd old people of Tnmpa in achieving the success so valuable to all thc pen^tc3 that “ hygiene pie of thc State and so creditable the Jewish lo thc* City of Tnmpa. More than 30 counties have ar­ luiucted by Hadnenrefui mnnncr." ranged for displays most credita­ he liaiktsaab nur- ble, nnd now and novel features Tiort recall*' that will iio added to the usual amuse­ IcntdfijjiUiA'flii'work ment program, Visitors to the Fair this year jccntfi) ror'tbe, cd- wilt be amazed at the many devel­ |ining of nurses in opments characterizing Tampa’s uia.i growth in recent month*, and they IHU*. *1It All . nd^intion ami tho is arranging for tho greatest work (jf thla fund crowd in ita history. nent of a network fconvalescent homes 6 nc of the ordeals a hoy of New Intry, three urban Guinea has to go through is a linics having been number of dnya of starvation, du sin thc buqget of rjn(, which time tempting food is Iting^to about $150,-1brought to him at intervals. If ~e I1(luiidntion fund, betrays (ho leust emotion at Two ‘‘Old Maids” with canary cases came rushing up to thc One of Sanford’s well-known lawyers canto inlo the store t ?i>0,000. the sight of thc food he is consid­ desk, all out of breath, and asked Mr. Heck, ear bookkeeper ered lucking in self-control nnd is Wednesday and asked Mr. Wnlson if he could he fitted in — “ Have you an eld man's size in two of those Suifs of ileMembcrln sent hack ntnong othor boys for one o f those StyJcpIus Suits, about >!I7.50 er $10.00. Did Athletic Underwear, “ Wilson Hros.” Hrand. Did we have another period of time. t f. Str­ nr Plans Most Elaborate, Fair. In 3-14 HHnisiiiuioii«niiniininnMHiini*iRii$iinHiiMnamiaini$iiii THE MOST DARING CONCEPTION OF LOWER PRICES EVER ATTEMPTED! W IT H a Price Swept by a Tidal FURNISHINGS! H M ruvV M anM i IN it Makes 1st iort Recently we have his size? L. 21.— Ellen Wilsolc woman repic House of Comr midden speech recently. Drcsscil wt off her auburn ■ vivaciously and nade a good imlittlo lass, ns nh« r constituents beiminutive size, is nk often on s>uhhe welfare of wo- Not a candy In the United States begins to match IN Xu. III. •Mini, O. It. Ilirlt. frill. I*. «». .MI..V. •PMl*h«rah. *“"• SAvnnnali, <•->. •T u l.-l o . •>. •W aH h ln x Io n , II. C". lCi|tlm«r«> ati'i ■all. i fll'Hn nml TAIL t Via UalUirore I'-In inelnilii m-'iiln (i-Xn-pt t|cli<‘l.t far B-1V. iin.) All rtii,in i (Ml AU -K bary Mint u «rk nl noniu ruunta u!> oilier jiciatera uav« l ln l l la i o r r Hoc. I loo. i »,-i*. lo-3i>-31— Ian 'lor iks i: * In M x im im h r.iWI I’. SI. 3-13-2*— Tun. 3 - }» •St c - 17-27— Jun. 7-17 ■zs t0--t ■Jl for 1'nll.iaHplil.t via Savannah 1 P. H II l-A U K H — J.VI K S O N V II.I.H T O 1.12-33 — atuebet Uvu, U - 2 2 Jsn lvrnla n I loo, -IS-27 Jam. 3-1 r.-gn UurUMhtru l)d 19-20 Jan. 1-19*39 tor jpacc aiul information address DEPARTMENT "AJ" MERCHANTS & MINERS T R A N S P O R T A T IO N CO. K»r ICO r. Bm SI I i M mi 6JJ CASE Our Answer Was Yes! j »•*•'; EVERY Our Answer Was Yes! IN Ball Hardware Co. 1U.1I -11.91 IN A very handsome Lady who lives on Palmetto Ave.— asked ou • Mr. linker if ho thought her young son who attends col­ lege, hut would be here over week-end— could he fitted in new |mnd tailored models at $10.00. Did we have it? EVERY Mr. linker showed the lady— cur Stylephis” Clothes— hand tailored and early Fail patterns in several | new models and that the Sale Price Was Only k CASE IN A farmer’s wife living HO miles west of Sanford came into (he store very much excited— .She wanted lo see n couple of Ib y ’s Suits we advertised, worth $15.00. Now ?7.I5 Did we have them? *.v Hi Mni.n, CASE We have just the proper suit, replied Woodruff, walking over to our Leading Sale Specials and took down a Handseme Pattern in new weave and model, a long /JS £? service Sup ;pid the price Was Only.......... See ( \ t w Y o rk . jl. V. I'hOnilrlphla. 1’ n. EVERY $ 1.95 A middle-age (tcntlcman frt-m near Orlnnda, Fin., came up to My. Woodruff and said— “ I want to he fitted in one ot these new Summer Suits, single breasted— of serviceable material and workmanship— and in a neat striped $30.00 value. Did we have it? G ARD EN HOSE W /2cent per foot For Few Days -tS'liiier.i KhIIm. thorn? Mr. Heck came out of his office to accommodate thc bashful “ Fair I-adles” and sold them Three Suits of athtctic underwear and thc price wns only 5 7.ry *an.a7 an.a« •IS..VJ •II, -is » CASE Mr. Watson showed him seve nl e f ourvhcw sy Icm— that nre mccliat: with, public approval this kcukoo, and sold him two suits, after lie told him the Sale Price Wns. Only......................... .......... rrrt— p ■n r r i t r More, Mtl. IN E V E R t Our Answer Was Yes! In QUALITY unless ynu pay $1.00 a pound or more. Nearly a million bars a day! I” have frequently 1 in honey, nnd it is to identify th-; j ynich the honey was ‘ CASE Our Answer Was Yes! Oh Henry! |fon finds the digJmmona to her likIrdr the dull black picmhers as in keepf heavy responsibUi has been impressed ! way in which men hg things. They l< she says, to the [. the art of being •ty with perfect po- ('Ming <loes not eonmarriage in Corhrreeded by n cercNfflee of the Justice EVERY EVERY CASE Tw o attractive Young Ladies— who attend to their family shr.pplug— came into (he store last evening and :>uld to Mr. Duane ‘ *We want to see those Madras Shirts, $3,00 iiualily. Did we-have them? ; Our Answer Was Yes! Our Answer Was Yes! Mr. Ivey had no trouble to sell her not only tw » Spits at -ji .15 tiule Speciuls— Hut 4 o f our Boys’ $1.50 H inusesQ ff ^ rm another frem ancther bargain rack. Price was only KACII Mr. Duane nut only sold— Them four of Our Better Shirts, now on sale rtt $1:65, hyl pcrttjjidbd them to tako along to "D ad” one' of our $7.00 W a ll” Stetson Hats, nu^ thc I*rice Way Only m T H IN K IT O V E R A R E YOU T R Y IN G TO SAVE? m apr as Sh ir t s . , Special quality— Extra) strongly made and neatly trim­ med Madras Shirts, plain, pWida and neat stripe e f­ fects. $3.50 regular price. Now reduced t o .......... ......... ............ JAa&tP HOYS’ SW EATERS Our $G.OO npd $6.50 Sweaters— They arc Maroon, Hrtvvns and Navy as to colors— Coats n * or Slipuera. This new Price is .............. WOODRUFF & WATSON Clothiers SANFORD F L O R ID A T H IN K !'•' O V E R — A R E YO U T R Y IN G TO SAVE? W ILSON iiROS. HOSE FOR >1RN Our entire stcck o f Wilson lire:?. Sox. aOc and 60c reg­ ularly ;»v Into this epecjgl kit. A ll cu!ori. All sbtu. how ........................ . j i r . l f C CAPS— FOR MEN AND Y 0 '!N G MEN The new eight-quarlcr— Fall Models— Cta^sy Woolens, cucveriy taPored. $2.50 values. f? f ' Now ... ..... ..... ............ ........... �Sanford Herald rrerr esrent al r iu r M e ' Seemi'l tans* Matter' Ml:.. fit tho ruatnfflM! Florida. tinder Aet or IT. ■ M n k m o II m --If r. • _______ , * 11 “ O f such ns he was, there be fe w on earth; O f such ns he is, there are fe w in Heaven.; And life is ull the Rweeler that he lived. And all he loved more sacred fo r his aako; And Death is all the brighter that he died, And Heaven is all the happier that he*s there.” A ren ac -y. tPteO tAli BOTlfcKt A ll obituary notice*. cards of tlmnXs. resolutions ■ and notices of entertainments where 1 charges are made w ill be charged Cor at regular advertising rates. tfK N R K il Till-* ASSOCIATED PltKSS The Associated Press Is exclus­ ive!/ entitled to the use fo r repnbllcatlori of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise cred­ ited In thhi paper and nlso th o .*?«•?' Daw* publlhhfd tiuretn.' A ll rights d f republication of special dispatchm herein are also reserved. ____ MONDAY, JAN. 26, 1923. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY “ Source of trur help:— My help conicth from the Lord, which nriatle heaven anti earth, l’snlm 121:2. .* . _______________ _ ... S , FAITH AND LOVE When Faith nml Love, which part* i cd from thee never, Had ripened thy just soul to dwell with God, Meekly thou didst resign this earthy load Of Death, called life, which us t ' from life doth sever. Thy works, and alms, and all thy good endeavor, Stayed not behind, nor in the grave were trod; But, as Faith pointed with her golden rod, Followed thee up to joy nml bliss for ever. tove led them on; and Faith, who knew them hest Thy hindhtnids, dlad them o cr hsmlfiinids, dad with purple beams And azure wings, that up they flew so drew, And apeak the truth, of thee on glorious themes |iefore the judge; who thenceforth bid thee rest, And drink thy fill of pure immorS tal streams. —JOHN MILTON. ,, When you find a man who knocks his city, knock too, hut knock him Perhaps it’s the word “ descend­ ed" that Mr. Bryan objects to, when evolutionists any wo “ de­ scended from monkies or their kin folks." ------- o------- ' The Chninher of Commerce signs pointing the way to the Municipal Golf Links are mighty good look­ ing and will be a big help in pro­ moting tho course. ------- o------- i The fct. Johns River nnd Lake Morrroc nrc two natural advant­ ages of Sanford over other cities In tho state which sooner or later jvlll niuku of it p.big city. ■*>, Walter Connelly ------- o-------- : •t /this is Community Cheat WeeK 'InTTanipn. One week of work for charity, then forget about it for tho rest of the year. Sanford should have a community chest. ----------- o----------- What is this uncompromising thing which slips sud­ denly into our midst and in the b rief space o f a second snatch­ es XrdnY us loved ones, crushing wives and sweethearts, and tearing the hearts o f mothers and fathers? W hat is it shows such uttemlisregard for age, for youth, fo r good, fo r bad, fo r splendid work yet unfinished, taking all alike with heartless indiscrimination? Ia it D eath ?* N o! It cannot he. For Death itself cornea only to those who look fo r it. who fear; who lack faith, or who have failed to see the rewards o f righteousness. Fpr others it is but a summons from the great Clearing House that the loan o f L ife with promise to remit upon demand is now due and that help is needed elsewhere fo r a greater cause. It is a compliment to be thus singled out in all the vigor o f youthful­ ness to lead the way through dark passages into’ the glor­ ious brilliance of another life. Then Perge sequar. This life is but a temporary resting plncc which delays all on the journey to a better place in which to live. When the final summons comes, we shall move on all the more glad­ ly knowing that wc shall meet you there. Till then, Old Scout, so-long! Our lives have been made better through having known you. “ I know thou art gone to home o f thy rest— Then why should my soul be so sad ? I know thou art gone where the weary are blest, And the mourner looks up, and is glad; I know thou hast drank of the Lethe that flows In a land where they do not forget, That sheds over memory only repose, And takes from it only regret.” As Brisbane Sees It «A BUSY M AN’S NEW SPAPER Science Is Wonderfob Also the Vssssr Girls. Ramstie Miimtad Begem. Prohibition 6 Years Old. BY ARTHUR BRI8BANI what he ■«-tb t a g ( C e n i U k l 1IM ) MEN HAVE spent most of their time on earth fighting and murdering caeh other. But the real job the human race is to fight against and ctftqucr Nature. Every canal dug, desert irrigat­ ed, swamp drained, is n victory in the really important war. * iJ S a - fijp g 'e ffa s s S f nshonest and fc g , i ne secret of Retting what yoc what you want you want. THE PREDICTION would have seemed as ’ preposterous as it |seems now to predict that the en­ tire surface of this earth will one day be as completely cultivated and under control as the- finest park, or to predict that men will regulate the earth's climate, uaing excess heat at the Equator to melt the ice at the Poles. Nevertheless, everything thnt man can Imagine he can do. Sir Oliver Lodge, one of the greatest living scientists, declares that the eye of man was the first radio machine. In conjunction •with electrical power It conquers distance, through the ether, and actually throws out particlos of matter going at a sliced of thous­ ands of miles a second. not earned is abo* down to a big A man who wort, better off than 0B« to work. A bachelor who ui stand married life fa cussing n chow he fa, Winning a war in as losing one. DEAR YOUNG ladies of Vassar College, with beautiful, tail foreheads, nimble feet and nimble minds, tell whnt they think of to­ bacco. -13.1 say they like cigarettes 521 never smoke. No matter what you may think of women smoking, how would you answer this question? A ll Together— Sing! Which will be married first, the •1311 girls thnt smoke cigarettes, or Say what you will to the contrary, people like to sing. the 521 that don’t smoke cigar­ Shielded from critical ears by the voices of their neighbors, ettes? And which will make the people like to join in congregational singing. They like the beat mothers? old songs and the old hymns whose tunes, and part at least o f the words, are familiar. And- they are delighted with the learning o f new songs, provided this can be dune without em­ barrassment. Furthermore, through community singing people can he brought together in a wonderfully friendly fashion. And engenders, under the spell o f the harmony that such a "3Sing” t: it is possible to bring forth n general “ team-work” that can accomplish immcasurcablc good for a city. Why not, then, some "D ig Sings” for Sanford? Let the song-leaders o f the various civic clubs get together with the church choir leaders and devise a way for the holding of weekly singing meets. Fix it so that every man, woman, and child in Sanford feels personally invited to come and join in the singing. Make a list of familiar songs and favorite hymns, have them printed on leaflets for distribution in the crowd, and then go about the business of making the "San­ ford Sing" not only a home entertainment hut an attraction for visitors from neighboring towns. A t first there may he only a handful attend the gather­ ing. It may require several weeks to arouse enough inter­ est among the people of Sanford to get out anything like a representative crowd. But once the crowd is collected, and the hearty singing rises in full \’flp me,vSanford will find herself possessed o f another pull for progress, which can be so fittingly summed up in that one word— co-operation. May The Herald have the pleasure o f announcing that some of Sanford’s song lenders will undertake to give the people each week a night o f community singing? ROMANCE OK the olden times' comes from Bombay. The Rajnh’s favorite Nnutch girl was named Mumtnz Begum. ’Ihero is delight in that name alone. Abdul Hnulu, the rich merchant, got the girl. I'athans hired by the enraged Ra­ jah murdered the merchant in his automobile, slashed the face of the Nautch girl, wounded others. That i:t almost ns *_*ootl aa the Arabian Nights. FIVE DAYS from now the na­ tion will celebrate the sixth anni­ versary of the birth of prohibition. Many have been made rich by prohibition, some through boot­ legging, other through sobriety and saving. Some have l»een made blind by it. some have been killed by the quality of whiskey. One aide of prohibition is the story and trial of Mary Moss. 20 years old. Driving her automobile between Fort Wayne and Monroe, in Michigan, currying 30 cases of beer each that;, In a year. LoukimJ like if high school girl talcing a little drive, nobody suspected anything. Now she must go to jail for 20 days. In these time many would do that for less than $30,000. ' New subdivisions nrc being an­ nounced in Sanford every day. PeoLORENZ KOENIG, aged 27, plo are just hegim.-ng to realize TD K A W A K E N E D M IN D fccla within itself the law of devotes his working hours to ■thu value of owning real estate and continuous advancement, and therefore fuels a stronR, cease­ stacking shingles in a lumber yard of getting in on the ground floor. less desire to press on toward greater things. Such a mind, ‘at Omaha. Ho inherits $115,000, The New York Herald Tribune being in sympathy with all life, as all awakened minds are, but goes on packing shingles. “ If commit* thin one, "Texans tire said will discover that the same law exists everywhere and in I quit, I’d die," he says, and he’ll to-be considering a new state an*give the money to his children. ’them entitled, ’ You Gotta See Pupn everything. The law o f continuous advancement is universal, Perhaps the habit of hard work -Every Day if You Want to See and it is impossible to find anything in nature that has not hasn't got ns firm a hold on them Mamma ut A ll."* an inherent tendency to improve. Among human beings, not as it has on him. alreJjj 'is e e W 'w WVlrt<3TB?oeLe IHCHWA AGAIN / MO KoTAGAiA As a man "thiirti it is thinking of 0tk T H E T H R E E “ B’s MIAMI HERALD The time of the "Three It's” is largely past. There seems to be coming in the era of the "Three B’s’’. These are suggested by n writer in n Memphis paper who s"t-nka of the dangers which men­ ace the public today ns “ Bullets, Buzz-wagons and Booze." The al­ literation is perfect and the allo­ cation of ideas is so real that it cannot l>r> overlooked. For a long time, people were afrnid of diseases. Epcdcmics swept over the land with alarm­ ing frequency. These affected the bodies of tlip people. Against thfni was waged a battle into which science has been putting its bist ability. The battle is gradu­ ally going in the direction of health. No sooner, however, does this tight baginto.Uund favorably ,tu the safety t f the public than new forms of danger arise. I f the news reports are to be taken as a criterion there never has been a time when bullets were as freely und as they are today. The pap<rs nre filled with murder and of banditry and in all too few cas­ es is there adequate punishment of those guilty of the misuse of guns. The automobile, of course, is al­ ready convicted of having creat­ ed almost a reign of terror. Thous­ ands upon multiplied thousands of people arc killed each year. The hotter the cars become the more deadly they seem to become. It is hardly fair to blame the inan­ imate machine, for it is only, an instrument in the hnnds of those who are either criminally inclin­ ed or arc careless to an inexcusable degree. And of late the third “ B” ban come in. With the coming of pro­ hibition there has sprung up a great new industry, the making and selling of booze. It is not good booze, if there is any such thing, but bad. thnt is causing an increasing number of deaths. As long ns it is quite safe ami excep­ tionally profitable to sell booze it will be sold. And those who make will not he any too partic­ ular as to the quality. Under the old conditions, it was possible to hold the seller to some reflpontrihi!ity>‘ii)i the matter of qunlity. A t present it is not. The bootlegger operates in the dark, his identity is not always know'll and his location is rarely known. If he is unscrupulous he may sell a deadly concoction and disappear. There is no way to hold him directly responsible for the effects of his wares. The country needs to take the “ Three B’s" into serious considera­ tion. Each of them presents n problem that must be faced if the public is to be safe. Wo need to yo to school again and study these "Three B’s.” a single normal person can lie found who is not trying to John D. Rockefeller, Jr., says, "SIR, WE know that the will is "Amazing progress in the past better himself in some way, and this is natural— Larson. F L O R ID A G E O G R A PH Y free, and that’s an end of it," said Don’t W ear L igh t Clothes will lie exceeded by far greater Samuel Johnson. But is the will ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD progress in the future." \Vhoevur “ R E S P O N S IB IL IT Y , not freedom is the keyword in free ? To See thinks the days of opportunity democracy— responsibility for one’s self, for the good of the What becomes of freedom of the have passed must he* asleep. The Evening Record has a let-, of the square is north Florida; neighbor, for the welfare of the Demos. Until every citizen will when habit has such a bold . o— —ter from a reader asking that we the far end of the same arm is We doubt very seriously if n feels this responsibility as an inescapable personal obliga­ upon us ? called West Florida. The Ion" golfer would object to slicing n tion. there is no compete democracy."— Liberty Hyde Bailey. After stacking shingles for explain what the Weather Man arm of the square is the peninsula tlfive far into the palmettoes, pro­ years, Mr. Koenig feels that he nituns by "extreme north portion," of Florida—its enst side is the Tuesday Evening, Jan. 27 viding lie had just come to Florida must go on stacking shingles, al­ "central Florida", "cast Florida," East Coast; its middle is Central from the ice and snow of some though he has money enough to “ west part of the state.” Among Florida, its southern half is South northern Massachusetts town. A T TH E HIGH SCHOOL take him to see the great prya-( other things our correspondent Florida, and its west side is the T H E LESSON OF T H E FLOODS mids of Egypt, the Taj Mahal in 8:00 I*. M. A T L A N T A JOURNAL asks, “ Where ate Pensacola, Tam­ West Coast. Frederick Vanderbilt’s new yacht India, the Great Wall of China pa and St. Petersburg. 35e and 50 Admission the Vidctte, valued at a quarter Pensacola and Tampa are both ami the Cheshire Cheese Chop Tampa and Pensacolu arc ro on tin Gulf of Mexico, hut it is of u million dollars, sank in East i the I something better. They are not to House in London. mere in the sarau part of the as far from Pensacola, the metro­ River **IT Brooklyn the other day. TH IS SI’ACE IS DONATED ; t li« ! be accepted as the definite and final Our lift* depends on the glands. Submarine divers have yet been ,,f1solution *tf roudbuilding anywhere. Our hnpninesn depends on habit. State than are Miami and Jack­ polis of West Florida, to Tampa, unable to discover the cause of the 1j Nit plan that contemplates any- We arc more like machines wound sonville or St. Petersburg and St. the metropolis of the West Coast, sinking. dges. I thing less than concrete, for per* up and set running than creatures Augustine. The only way any as it is from Jacksonville to Mi­ man can get the geography of ami; and it is as fur from Pensa­ days miHiency, should be given serious of free will. ^-Saturday’s eclipse was a decided Florida into his head correctly it cola to Miami by rail or highway than consideration. The coat of muintesuccess in New York where it to take a map- of the state and, ns it is from Jacksonville to Wash­ * ami ranee must bo cut in favor of enROBERT RE IDT, who said he spreading it out before him, study ington, D. C. REALTO R appeared in totality, but although w the during construction. was a Seventh Day Avcndist, sold iL carefully. Florida was « little bit slighted After reading this careful and other A road built in harmony with bis Winter potatoes and other in the fm t place, tho weather Florid** is not square, nor is it thorough explanation, G e n t l e * v «• I the experience o f centuries, cn- property, for he knows the world helped out und gave us an eclipse First National Bank Building. round, nor a long strip. Florid- Reader, unless he has n mat* be­ * on- dures. Concrete, with due regard will end on Feb. 15. which lusted nearly all day. anil are both square and straight, fore him, will probably know less rains i to mixture and foundation, proRooms 501-502, Phone 95 but Florida, geographically, is than he did before. vhcre .sonts the lasting qualities of stone, According to statistics three H E NR Y DE FLUITER, of Denanything else but, as Shakespeare The Weather Man, however, un­ Sales Force Miss Ruba Williams, Mr. ILL ■nil**; |American artillery in France travmillion automobiles were manu­ doubtedly does the best he can, bet-n |eled over the atone road of the Yor requests this column to say so poetically nut it. factured in 1U21. Placing the av­ Florida ia shape*! like n car­ I considering the fix the State’s test. |Romans, planned for the centuries that Mr. Reidt is not n Seventh erage fumily at five, that makes Day Adventist and “ Seventh Day penter’s square. The short arm 1geography is in. ouble and not for years only. In the fifteen millions who are riding in Georgia road that endures from Adventists do not set dates for last year’s cars. Undoubtedly the thnt storm crest to storm erect only Christ’s return." pedestrians nre still numerically jaaBaaaM aaanaBanaBaauaHRBBaBaBBBBnaRii1 Tho correction ii gladly made. mainthere is not merely waste of cash superior, but they haven’t the Mr. Reidt, who sold flu* potatoes, s for i money but loss along many lines R EW ARD S speed nr tho weight, and sooner or lands that will later revert Into money. calls himself, "A Reformed Sev­ later ull will succumb. BALTIMORE SUN enth Day Adventist.” He will probably bo more reformed than Why don't more Sanford folks ! ever on Chief among man’s rewards is added frenzy, because of some girl wear golf knickers? It may seen! February, whose word of praise i.i the reward a little bit like needless exposure some female’s commcmlution. W A T C H Y O U R V E R B IA G E most to ha desired. to some of them, but ut the same A million recipes have been giv® IJttlo Willie gets small praise ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT He will not marry tho girl who time it is good advertising. Tour­ Contemporary Comment from hia sire; hi* sire Lakes coun­ talks much concerning her. elf, ami ists driving through and seeing success, but the best one appe®! sel of prudence and reflects that neither riches nor beauty will win two or three dozen n*en on First Mrs. Helena \P. Rovin Alonzo, over to provide for several winbe tho combination o f common** Street attired in latest golf fash­ prnb'e causes swellli’rul. But Wil­ hit* heart if (horn t* among his acquaintances another girl who lis­ ions would at least tie auspicious I former stewardVss of the Ward;I ter seasons in Paris. lie’s mother takes counsel of love. and determination to get ahe^* tens with sympathetic interest of the proximity of a golf course. I liner nriTn!>ltj filed suit in a New i The million ami movo members of tho A. E. F. should rofu.io to And Willie knows that when he while he tells o f the wonders lie Tuey might even investigate und |York court again Andrew Bogct, ' consider the question o f neccptresists temptation and makes has done nml will do, then stay over a day or two just W hatever you do, do it well. steward of tho same ship, asking j ing government compensation or bon.-t of his virtue his mother Tho wife of his bosotn will be to play it. will hug him tight and cull him the dearer to him if t he is gener­ ------- o------for five thousand dollars because 1any fn m o f bonus, for while they Open an account with the Serojj her precious little lamb. And he ous with praise; nnd if he is ho And this leuds us to the conclu­ he called her a "cocutto" and there­ collected only a nmnll sum for their services they squandered million., attacks the chores with the cheer­ fortunate ns to win fame and sion that while clothes don’t nec­ County Bank and deposit regular by embarrassed her. ful knowledge that when his la­ money, nnd so prudent as to es­ |in thtdr daily conversation. "Co* essarily make the man, they some­ If the word "cocotto" i.* a fivc- cotte" was not Included in A. K. bors are due lled ho will be called chew evil, a great part of his re­ times give a mighty good idea ward will consist in tho knowledge mother’s Uttlo man. Interest on Savings Accoi^ about what the mu:* is und what thousaud-dollar word, the uiry per­ P, French, but the boy; in khaki Mother is not the only one. If that his wife thinks it was her bin environment is like. I f you siflage indulged in by the princi­ had some hair-raising substitutes. Ills soul wiggL-i with delight be­ lueky day when she picked a hu;It ir. cheering to note that the ure prosperous look the part. It pals of "What Price Glory" and cause of his ability to wug 1**3 baml. Uiuy make it easier to borrow motl­ “ Ruin" converted into cash at I New York courts, in order to make Doyle may be right. If he is, t’nc ears, to spit through his teeth, or ey. I f your cliniute Is mild, and [equivalent odds would pos ibly ex­ the world safe for conversation, to walk on his hands, it is be* haust the world’s gold supply if refused to listen to Mis. Alonza’s fftdvertified as such, look the part, cause these manly accomplish­ 0 _*t out last summer's straw and paid In a lump sum. One sen­ plea, judging that “ cocotto" was a ments enable him to impress some thoss old Ice cream trousers and tence culled from either play and1 slang word indicating a woman tinv creature who has curls. yen'll make tourist;: think that taken into a court of law would lending a fast life, but not necesIn later years he will sprint the this is really the land of warn* insure the upkeep of a comfortable■ sarily an evil one. Sounds like faster, or buck the line with greatsunshine fur which they nre al- villa op the Riviera for all time another way of saying flapper, rton’t.__Tampa Times, let zeal, or swin^ at a ball with and (hero might be enough left doesn’t it? “DADDY” E. F. LANE 4% Sanford, Fla �Mrs. H aw in g Court Battle MISS K A T H R Y N W IL r e Y, Society Editor. r P r i L I A N C LU B PROGRAM S A T U R D A Y W A S IN T E R E S T IN G A N D E N JO YA B LE Sara Whcelis Hunter’s Horn ............. ! Helen Douglnss A Little Tin Dancing Man Monday William Morrison Hungarian ...................... Margaret Tew Melodie ............... ...... ... Bilbro Katherine Morrison Butterflies ............4.... Spmdlcr Mary Elizabeth Tolar Rustic Danci........ William Mason Mnrgaret Garner, Carmine Guthrie Vnlse....................... „ ..... Gurlitt Hilda Muirhcad Song of Pennants........................ Amusettc ___ _____ Flcxington Ilarkcr Mary Elizabeth Tolar F.lln Spencer (a ) Sung Without Words.... ........ Country Gardens.... PercyGrainger . .....;.................. -.Grcnxebnch Pearl Robson <b) March .............Enckhausen Thelma Tew, Hnzel Tew SOC PER ........ ................... ...... Ycstcrglow.........................Shura Henry Rodenbery and George I.ucile Echols ........ Hardin motored to Kissimmee Rosary (Transcription) .......... . Sunday. PHONE:— Res. A grandfather, who wms search high and low for Savorlo, Iff him nt the Water iM tet home. May Discontinue \ j Library Story H oiH The Story Hour for the young­ er children will be held at 10 o'­ clock Saturday, ns formerly, in* stead of at 0:30, ns it ife found that this suits the children better. Mrs. Raymond Philips will be in charge this week. Miss Elsie Fowler will conduct the Reading Club for the older children at 11 O’clock. Unless there is n larger attendance than have been present the last two weeks, the reading club will be discontinued for the present, ns it requires considerable time for pre­ paration. It is a splendid opoortunity for the older children to en­ joy the better tl>:ni»s In reading and all parents who are interest ed are asked to respond by seeing that their children ntend. FOR SA LE OR TR A D E ___ 1921 MODEL FRANKLIN Brougham— A ll leather lined. D riv­ en 15,000 miles. P erfect condition— except tires are fairly well worn. Has $1000 extras on. P. O. Box -020. Phone 605. I I I I B I l M I I 8 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I S I S I I I I B B a . . . a a ----------------- | Florence G. Hanscome Delights Audience ■ 2 j|J I" " jj Florence (iilbert Hnnscom de­ Tuesday lighted an appreciative audience h School at 8:00 tho will present a play Friday evening nt the Sanfou r," for the benefit of High School when she rend+ed lamangundi. Miss Nell Williams nnd Willinm J. G. Mugnn is spending n few her usuul high class enteralnIpartment of the Wo- William spent Sunday in Oviedo. ment. days in Jncksonvide. II entertain at bridge Thia was her second n*pearancc A. Newman as hostMr. nnd Mrs. F, E. Roumillnt in Sanford and her del i|htfill nnd | Fred Hoague returned Snturday nnd children and Mrs. Junic Roumartistic presentation of many well I from Sarasota. of the Methodist illnt spent Sunday in Orlando. choson selections won the approv* j give a reception in ul of her hearers. ir new pastor and H. C. DuRoso leaves Monday for I Mrs. C. I,. Millitzcr of Orlnndo Mrs. T. W. Nixon, n business, trip to Washington, D. ! wni the guest nf Mr. nnd Mrs. C. page from 8 ti» 10 C., and New York City. College Mm Welcome i W. Stokes Sunday, members and friends 1 arc invited. Mr. nnd Mrr. Joe Cldttccnden, Mrs. S. E. Barrett returned to A t Havara’s New Club Mrs. Winifred Hart and her baby have just left the courtroom where Mr. and Mrs. James Ridge motored her homo in Jacksonville after a she \vm the right to return to the screen under her full name, A legal nfnfsday to Orlnndo Sunday. HAVANA, Jan. 21—One of the septulum agreement with “ Two-Gun Hill," which provided for her sup­ pleasant visit with friends here. partment of the Wo- i -------most cosmopolitan organizations port, hut restricted her from appearing in the movies, was declared ill meet at 3:30 o’Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Ray nnd Mies in Culp is the University Club of illegal. The treat fund of $10:1,000 created for ha nnd another of $100,Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brumley of Havtun, which recently, celebrat­ Dorothy Ray spent Sunday in OrNumber Five of the Chuluota spent Monday in Snn- e d is third anniversary. The urtli. will meet at the House for Italian Immigrants, ford. I club contains among its 200 mem­ rith lbs. M. L. RadMrs. Robert W. Simms of Jack­ ber representatives nf 20 nationl^o. 0 Water street. The priest, sonville and Mrs. Susie Tripp of ich Avenue. had met the steamship Conte Verde The many friends of Harry T. nitics nnd of almost 200 colleges Number One of All Atlnnta, Gu., will arrive Tuesday Bodwdl arc glad to know ho has, mid universities in the old world of his duties and fwifl have a subscrip- to ho *he eue.sts of Mr. and Mrs. recovered from his recent illncsnl and the new*. , „ m , i. . .i, Hy at 8 o’clock nt B. J. Starling. The dub was formed along lines Otis George, Cleorgo T. ______ „ ___ usually followed by such organiz­ Bridgcit,I Mr. and Mrr. W. T. Gctzer nnd C. W. ISielow, Captain W. A. Held ations in the United States. It j Lnverio remembered the nnme of kt library at 10 A. M. son, Jack of Lnkelnm! , arrived and William Clark formed a mn- requires a degree from an ac­ , , , 77~ i . „ his grandfather. Eugenio Longo, Fading club at library Sunday to attend the funeral of geninl party motoring to Otdnndo credited institution of higher lear­ Sirs. Gctzen’a cousin, Walter Con­ Sunday to witness the golf hatches ning as a primary requisite for Deserted by (iltnrdinn, I -ny I nnd said he lived in Haskell, N. Saturdays. nelly. Finds Relatives R y H elp'd., but culd find no further adnt the Orlando Country Clul. r.f New York Priest; Had dress among the papers in his tii r,’ >:„„,i.. pockets. Ho said he had come ns ttn Lo.tt I rom All I riciu.. , u caj,j„ passenger from the home party of tho Social Tug’s Engine . , iof bin parents in the little town of Evening Gowns f the Woman’s Club, NEW \OLK, Jan. ‘J>. Deserted Kevoruto Supcriore, Italy, with a r Tuesday afternoon Generates Light at the pier by the guardian who man to whom his father had inse Committee Dance had brought him from Italy, Sar- trusted him, but the man bud For Entire Island vening, have been verio Cnndollcri, nine, an immi- strangely disappeared while imThe Parliamentary grant boy, wan taken in band bv migration officials were question«f Monday, yVwlncsSEATTLE, Jan. 2ftA-Christmns Mgr. Germnno Formica, head of ing the boy. lay morning will be light was furnished residents of THE HAGUE, Jan. 20—A stat­ Vashon Inland, in Pufet Sound by ue of Justice, the gift of the Un­ the ucean-going Avg .. Uoosovult ited StntevGovernment, haft been Won’t W ork which carried Robcii E. Peary lip placed under thj dome over the north to a point whence he sled­ grand staircase. 'loor Thirteen ged to reach the North Pole, Ap­ The statue is the work of Andrew ril 0, 1000. A power cable to the O'Connor of Pnxtou, Mass. A [NCISCO. Jan. 2(1 — island had been wrecked in a formal presentation is to ho made Ir medical and dental storm. shortly by Richard M. Tobin, Afrr way Ilefu wIlL have Two hundred horse power wait mcrienn minister to the Nether­ rs running from one generated by tie Roosevelt’s lands. although the strucsteam engine whiih enabled more fiftccn stories high, thnn 1,000 Vashon citizns to have and dentists, who are a bright Christens after the is­ 50 Cross Word Puzzles |>under a co-operative land had been in darkness five . explain that the $1.33 Postpaid days. loor has been' ‘elimin. A complete book :ause they are superH AW AIIAN INCOME TAXES because in their opinbound with atLARGE ral public prefers not tractive h a rd p i or dental treatment cover, including HONOLULU Jan. 2(5— T h c pnth floor. territory of Hawaii paid into the United States treasury during the p j j ^ j t The 1,'nge of the Want Federal fiscal year ended June 30, 1021, evenings Individual incotic taxes of $5,021,profitably by ice Regulation 422 and miscellaneous taxes of improving your $775,355, makhig a grand total mind. Instrucof $5,700,777, according to offic­ { j Y J, tpiin tive-educational. ial figures released by the collect­ t|tS*** T h e n o cross or of internal revenue. w o r d puzz les The total individual income tax will add countless words to your payment exceeded the payments vocabulary. Order NOW and be of each of 12 states in the Un­ convinced! Send your order nt ion, the announcement said. once. The first volume •rill surely make you a fan and get you ready for the next series. Send money order, express or cashier’s draft We will ship COD if you J.-siru and BRUSSELS. Jam 24— A world's charge you tho postage. fair is to lake plnco in Belgium in Shell pink silk voile and bands of 1030, in commemoration of tho SPECIAL OFFER. We will semi, pink velvet make this very lovely founding of the kingdom. Brus­ postpaid Series 1—2—3 31.00 evening gown with n panel that be­ sels and Antwerp, which at first DAItWAL CORP. Dept. A-1113 comes a side train cr may be loop­ were rivals for the honor of being 7Q9 Broadway, New York, N. Y. ed over tho arms as a scarf. It selected as the seat of the fair achieves simplicity without severity have burled the hatehet and annd is a style that is becoming to G AR D E N HOSE grecd on a compromise by which almost every type of figure. exhibitions are to take place in 12'/2 cent per foot both cities. NOBILITY AMONG BRITISH For Few Days FASCISTS SI 2 1 [s Bar Stunt K in California Jan. 2ft— More in aviators of a have orgonizafety code pove carrying pas- Polk County Orange Festival Ball Hardware Co W IN TE R H A V E N , F L A . R A D I O SET Coupons Given With Every Phono graph Record Purchased Columbia, Okeh Vocation anil Paramount Records . 1UI nr 1,7 aboUt t0 Produce electrical Fresh Daily W ater’s Kandy Kitchen 2 fine bed rooti men only. $2 ^ % PH O TO G R APH E R S $12.50 Value for $6.00 ® M.v lease expires in March, in order to reduce stock, will for a limited time, o ffe r you six popular dxf> high grade photograph and one largo 8x10— all for $6.00. CH ILD REN A S P E C IA L T Y 5 2 ■ % § Owen, Photographer 112 2 Rhone 632-W Park Avc. SANFORD, FLORIDA Look for the other ads in this paper under tho heading of— * 5 n ■ „ H jj ■ J J And answer cjuickly if you are willing to help ns boost our new tlevelopment and if you want to buy at pre-opening prices before the public gets in. 3 Care of The Herald J 2 ti Heavy Canton Crepe Crepe de Dresses. ues up to grey, tan black. Chine and Satin All sizes and val­ $18.50. C o lo r s brown, navy and One Lot o f Spring Dresses In colored sport stripes, broad cloth and solid col­ ored crepes. Embroider­ ed and plain. Linens, 16 The holder of tho most vain in coupons on March 15th, gets ths radio set, free. centuries, Swedish egtnning to milk >nr.erly waited by E X PIR A TIO N OF LE A S E A ll improvements, Phone 605*Sitot<l ---—' V V Y ' ©H25 nv I nt i. F cature S c r v ic e / T R i . •Grt.t Dnltin iifIn. ■ s LEU AT DOCKS IS s AIDED BY PRIEST^";;;,nAntrlcn" - hl” toU- i LONDON, Jnn. 20—The Earl of Glasgow, D. S. ().. has been el­ ected a vice-president of the Brit­ ish Fascists and a member of the council nnd has taken over the com­ ma id o f the British Fascists in Scotland. Lord Ernest Hamilton has also been elected a member of the council of the British Fascists. 4 �it Is further' orderad.'.that thii pllnllan he published- o n -* - *Jfe in c r a Nc e h y W1TNEMS nijr hand- ns Clark of Mid Court, and tbo aoal thereof, isiv,M " K i h m for January*' 17th Jam»s Ki, this the 2l(h day of- November, A. ' known a Atlanta Joiirnal (429) 8 a known.and called J. C. and alio ----^* 1,2 *’ K. A. D O U O I U M . :45 orchestra. " Bartlett). Complainant. Clark, of the Circuit Court. •■ *■ 1 TS.- •>* ' • ■>■ . gemjnole.County. Florida. Rmnta Brndo. Thoimut J. iKcapey,. Truitt*. Pan lM; Npd d, I test* r C. art, ' • Newhali,. and oth«re. Dsfuiidant*. Ueofge O. Herring. Holicltor for Conrplolnaqu • . VEEI—Boston (803) 6 Sinfonl- RECRUIT SENSATION IN PIRATE UNIFORM DM—Beaumont (315.0) 8 LW i I (SHAL1 Order For Patillrntlen *: 7-10 Eveready hour, \VEAF. : To E m m a Tirado. If living, nnd ir NOTIC B OF ' ^ B r o H A T t q . N WOR— Buffalo, (ffioy 0s30 trio, dead, n lr pattlor claiming' - Interest under Emma Itrado. deconxcil. or KtUtlXOLR t 'n « A 8 I l * T CO. Eveready hour; D orchestra. ollienvlne: Tlmmss J. Kenney, Trusled Is hereby glvan. that wo. P- Hrnnn-m 1,, ‘, WMAQ— Chicago News (448) 0 t•*«. If living, amt If dead, at) imrt- theNutundersigned Intend to apply to lie two „{ tV organ; 0:80 orchestra;-8 book re­ Iti-n claiming InUrost nndci^Thomai Ihr Honorable John W . Martin, nnd who ,ah: Kenney. Trustee, doc eared, or view; travel talk;' 6:50 lecture; J. of the State of Florida, 1" the f.ir,C6fff?? otherwise; Panlel Judd. IT living, Ubvernnr Till la ha sole; Plorlda, on the 3)*i poratlou, atm ^ 9:15 musical. Eddie Moore, Who Began Car and ir dead, nil parties claiming at for ncknnwleiic. |JP« *' -----* A. D. 1923, frdav' of januunrr WGN—Chicago Tribune (370) <1 littkrrst under PonUl Judil, deceas­ i,«Ttiers rcer On St. Petersburg rniem. anvoi i-vewtlflfe SKM- cxenitMt the vrr3&7 which stats fiB.1 I .(Titers Patent. JncorpOl ed. or otherwise; HeaterC. Nywholl r.rgan; 0:30 ensemble, strhiga quin­ If living, and If dead, oil parties INDLF, CUKAMI2HT CO. under tho llierln einrenJ1*' ; /d th lie enlarged ‘ : Team, Makes Good In Three WITNESS *7-. tet; 8-11 DcWolf Hopper, Pirates elnlmlmt Interest under Hester C. following propotod charter. the seal Ilaif 1)0,000 by next foot at Taii;ui?* h Positions in First Year all. deceased, or ntliorwlse: original of which Is now on Mia o f Penzance. In tlio office of the Secretary of Talladega aa-lfij it Vlckrra,.. if living, and If largest KYW-Chicago (335.4) 7 concert the Statu o f Florida, nt Tallaliasnle, dead, nil parftes ctnlmlng Interest /This would Provide / .0UnH try> 8 musical; 8:20 speeches; 8:45 mu­ u m V h" > '* « i NEW YOItK, .Inn. 20 —- Eddie under Edwin Vlekers, deceased,Florid.:. nr wa, , ||{NKEtj football stadium in roj|0W_ sical; 8:45 music; 10 nt homo; 10:- otherwise: Harriett C. Page, If liv­ e i i m a m,VT. Moore. I'itt*burKh's brilliant re­ H B Y W A R D W A L K E ll Plans for the cnlnr;'yCa<ifolT[a 30 Nighthalks; 11:05 Applcsausc ing, and If deed, oil parties claim* F R A N K .W .t THOMAS. Inir Interest under Harriett C. cruit, played two infield positions, i d, the big gnm/! y o d people Club. W. It. U H ANNA N Page, deccnsed. or otherwise; M. O. Ndyrmbor 22, whm/,ia atadlum and nn outfield position and bat­ IN C O R P O ttA T lO X WI.S— Chicago (345) orgnn; 7 PoUy. If llvliur. mid If dead, all AHTICI-HS O F OF Oco A. HtCottti i T —-fTVflowed the QVbhts 70 000. WLS theatre 8 farm program; 9:1 parties claiming Interest under M. ted .359 in his first year in o bijr rorporators. 1 MF.MIMH.F. I IIF.AM EIIY CO. n. Toby, deepened- or otherwise; ,t. Tboce\rkrlcy, / m C g t. into the Jan. IK. i»tj. * Wc. the utidcrslglied. have agreed W. Hayward. I f living, and It dead, 12 soprano, play svneopators. Icatruo uniform, according to the rtnditim ^v;>.p.|f{1 alhjlltoD just all- parties claiming Interest under to associate ourselves, and do lieroWfcW-Cincinnati (482) 0 concert ofTicin! averages of the National nbovr it. Next full (.iWarim w:li 10 qunrtct, ihrtrumentnl trio, J. tV. Hayward, deceased or other­ liv become asaoclalcd fur tho pur­ * * TI,R rinetti wise; Tlieudom TUnxler, Jr. If liv­ pose nf forming Into n body polit­ League. SEMfNOl.E cot* be played in the NfctnfVl stadi­ dance. ing, ami If dead, all parll-a claim- ic and corporate, under nnd by vir­ um, and efforts will'be iVde to IN* cifiw In ninny respects Moore was the V/FAA— Dalian News (472.9) lag Interest under Theodore Thnxt- tue of the laws of the 'State of lake care of tlio throng Jr., dcreaacil or otherwise: Mul- Florida, mid do hereby adopt the John William Pi,^ most valuable recruit of 11124 He i*:-'W musical; 8:30 recital; 11 or- er, following Articles of Incnrporaton Knorvlus, If living, ami If dead, want tickets. * M Ployed in a utility role fbr ’ the ■ferm. all parties claiming Interest' under The heirs, pirates cxcopt for a brief period AR TICLE 1: Thc Stanford stadium wa^m ilt WWJ— Detroit News (510) 7:30 Million Knowles. ilepcns<sl, or clli ll0n‘ oilier rl«lmint|| The name of Ibis corporation erwlao; Marla .tf. Kldrcduc. If llv five years ago. Designed b: vihen he was on the hospital list, quartet, soprano. F. Hrnce. p, i lag. and If dead, all parties claim­ shall be SEM1NDLE CR E A M E R Y fesrora in the engineering dupVtMis remarkable playing some­ WBAP—Ft, Worth Star Teleg­ ing Interest under Marla M. El CD., nnd Its principal place of bnsBruce, et at. " what obscured by that quartet of nit at of the university, it was lri. ram (170) 7:30 musical; 9:30 qunr- ilri-ilite. ilcrp-isiit. nr otherwise; H. Iih-sh shall he at Hanford. HenilnORDER fhij‘ II. I.etdry. If living, trail If ilrml, olu County. Hlnle of Florida, but It rookies who went to Dreyfus* ftlowed out of the earth and tin1 (\tct all parties rlitliuliig Interest iin- may have and establish such oth­ The Htale nf Fldr^J bout thojmine time and won reg­ Hera of seats rest against terran \ KNX— Hollywood 1 (337) 8 music; iler H. tl. f.eeley, dreeaneil or nlh- er iilncus nf buslnosn us the Hoard ■Tu. all part If, , ular bertha. lirirni. The enrlli for the side.! wau erwlse; W. H. HliWIe. If.living, and of plreetora may from time to time a uNJ .ions' Club; 12 orchestra. under Cornelia p, If dead, all parties elAlmln.x tntor- determine. thrown up from the excavation VfclAF—Kn '— Kansas City Star (411) 'ent llrucp, Angus D. ' titKler W. E, Ill-Idle, dneensed. A R T IC L E II. Y;-,C* Cuy,cr n,ul " right, made for ihr uhtying fibld. At 0-7 \ hool of the air; 11:45-1 or otherwise:. C. Clarko Wnlwlirtli. Tile Kenrrnl nature of the bus­ Fouler. John lfnwt thcir. f,rst year in fast compresent it is a horijeshoe, with ‘ an Ni If living, anil If dead, nil parties iness to be transacted and conduc­ Purttinure, IIIram pany, went great guns f „ r the lii'bAawka. Interest under Clarke ted by this corporation shall bn nn K1I.D f,os Angeles Times (395) elalnilng Pirates and their work somdwhat Walworth, ilecenswl. or mhrrwlso: follows; to engage in and carry Loomis, and e.irh a I vw.;..vo, w, „ IIV H I, im:( ^ concert) 8:80 children; 10 fentcrowded out Moore, but the lat­ John l'l. Lnrerltlg. If living, and If on a general mercantile business; or otherwise; H, jM dead, utl purl lea etalmliiK Interest to make, manufacture and sell Ice go o n. Sarah J. £ i cinderpnth that encircle.! the edge turrs: 12 o-chextrn. ter a showing in the face of such under John l>, t.ovoring. deceased, cream; 10 buy. sell nnd ileal In milk, Hoolie. Sarah I or the field. According to plane,, WHAS— /puisvillc Times (100) or opposition stamped him as one of L-iomls, H* otherwise: Warren Hunhliy. If cream, butter ami other dairy pro­ H. this open spare will I k filled, mn7:30 concert?, the greatest finds of the season living, and If doatl. all parties ducts. and other goodn, wares anil Alice V. Haul, Charles A. I’l»i king tlio stadium bowl shaped. WMC— Mrnuhis Commercial elalniliiR Itilereat under Warren merchandise of every kind, class son. Alnrtha II. Manager Bill McKechnio SE ld -* Tiushhy, deceased, or oiherwlnc: and description: to acquire, own*, More seats will lie added hv inera Moore another Horsby Appeal (503.9) f. lecture; 11 fro­ William A- Start, If living, und if nnd A, Decker, «M| lease, runt, sell, nnd otherwise deal creasing the height of the embank­ lic. l*.. and if . .^ to u sh in the making, dead, all parties elnlintnr; Interest In real estate: to borrow money living ment on all sides. William A. Htnnrt, decensed and to secure the same by mort­ elalmliig Interest WCCO— Minneap (is-Rt. Paul under Moore filled in for "P ic ’' Jennie Bonn, c or otliorwlno;,. flcorge E. Marsh. If gages, deeds of trust, bonds, .or Calvin Jl Interest in college football In (1171 <1:30 concert ;V7:30 talks. when the hot corua living, and If dead, nil parties other obllgatlnno. and to do a ll such Boone. I.pomls. Henryk [his region has increased, no rap­ CKAC— Montreal '<,125) 0:30 claiming Interest under C-eorge E. .other and further things ns may Loomis, Allcalf, Marsh. doCeased or otherwise; Ida be neeesaary or expedient to be l\tl son. Mantiir idly in recent yearn that it has ensemble; 9:30 orchestra.* He played second M. Holman. If living, and If dead done for the surronsful transaction llanl, Chsrltt A' WJZ— Now York (-155) fi rloga; nil parties claiming Interest under •been hard for the athletic authorin 17 gutius and batte of the business of this corporation, nnd A. lUrktf. , itiors to keep up with it. Ten 0:15 orchestra: 7 W.3II HtJlonru- Ida M. Holman, deceased, or other- und to have, ex*rclao amt enjoy all deceased or t-dpt .300 in nddition to i years ago i* crowd of 20,009 at a al review; 7:10 talk; 8:10 qtartet. wise; .Install It. tinrdon. If living, Hie rights, powers and privileges It npt-earh* tj and If dead, all purllea claiming Incidental to corporations organ­ of complaint btttUl position without nn error. Standford-Californin game was WJY— New York (105) \7:30 Interest under Joalali It. Cordon, Then a hitch in the outfield gave Here is a late picture of Mile. Suzanne Lenglen. She looks mighty considered large. The California Switzerland; 9 program; 9:30 diud decensed, or otherwise; Martha J. ized and existing under Iho laws of be lulorrsted ia piece or parrel i of Florida. Klnndera. If living, and If dead, all the Slate AR him bis real chance. He found well for a petsen reputed very ill, prqbnhly out of tennis for good. Per­ stadium was completed a little entertaiiierti, Hnmtnole Ceuaty, , T IC L E III. ties -Maiming hiterest miller scribed ns felloar. himself and in 35 games made only haps her improvement to health is due to the fact that Helen Wills ia more than a year ago in time for amount or the capital slock WHN— New York (300) R stag^ . .1. danders, deceased, or of The Commeiirln* tu this corporation shall ho Twelve one error and batted at n ..*150 clip in California, not Europe, Recently she made her first appearance in the big game, which was held rcrecn chats; 0:10 employment) Isc: James M. ‘ Lewie, If llv- Thousand Hectlon 7, toa, (913.00P.001 Dollars, to ,11 d If denil, all parties elnlm- be divided Into right in the heat of the pennant nr.ingl’ s match since she retired in June. Iter health v.-as :,o poor she there two successive years. The 9 vaudeville; 9:30 revue; 10 daned) Range .11 Kan. Tw o Hundred and crest under James M. hnivls. ntrimlliiK IE} ft., struggle. didn’t lore a game. Berkeley stadium is just across 10:30 orchestra: 11 Ted Lewis/ nr uthcrwlse; Harnli I-ll- Forty .Shares of the par vnluo of Hontlieast mr»ir Moore first plnyed profession­ tiio bay from Him Francisco, while ders, If living, and If dead, Fifty ( 950.00.) Dollars each. IVOR—-Newark (105) 0 niusic.r tlon, riinnlnrfr The eapllul stock of this cor­ elnlining Interest under al baseball in St. Petersburg, Fin., 819 feet to || the Htamlford campus is 30 miles WOAW— Omaha (520) 0 ada Maunders, decensed, or poration may be payable In. Issued * tract nf land "No reform would he effected if, in the Florida Stnto League in down tin- peninsula from the city. vier to lovelorn: 0:25 program; 9 lary J. Kliulmll, If llv - or used for the purchase of prop­ veyed; I hence or 1922. The next season he went up tip-taking wen forbidden and sal­ fte.iil, all parties claim- erty, either real or personal, W e s t 1231 r « violin, voice; 10:15 trio; 10:30 for the payment nf h %ar nr serSt tmiler Mary J. Kimball. to the Weu m to Atlnntn and at the start of the aries boosted, for the ban would be Nightingnics. •Mces, at n Just valuation thereof. 1, or otherwise: David Huektract "I 11nd; IS 1924 campaign wore a Pittsburgh ignored by both employes and eniKGO— Oakland (312) 0 concert; ley, Y. living, nnd If dead, nil imrt- I - he determined by the Hoard of feet nu-re or ami patron;: or hotels. The Tile g r rvi; -j-.. ,, plbyi a and patron: of Directors at n meeting to bo cal­ uniform. He was only 21 when he proyi acre corner; ISnl lea elUmlng Interest tinder David 10 orchestra: 12 dnnec, soloists. led for that purpose. nticklie, decensed. or ollit-nvlsei arrived. public will tip and tips will be to- ‘ $ JilJ0Tl 1 *.1C iiC C I U l T C C n g n lii at lU W DAR— Philadelphia (395) 0:30 Joseph Davis, if living, und If dead, A R T IC L E IV. 1 , ken, no matter what the salaries | r* *” & menretnent ta*w | This corportlon shall continue nnd orchestra. nil par lea elalmliig Interest under full power to exercise Its The Indian name Shenandoah, and wages are."— 11. M. Stntler I PARIS; Jim. 23—The French gov and S ami ruiukifL W IP— Philadelphia (509) 0 tnlk- Joseph. Davis, deceased, or other­ haVu franchises East In sertlea 1a wise; (iiorgc W. Norris, If living, corporate rights and means "Daughter of the Stars." of the Hotel Pennsylvania. ______ ing; 7:15 concert; 8 recital; 9:05 and lino of the IVntwL ernmeni ban no desire to hinder If o ad, all parties claiming for a period of ninety-nine years Northwest Quids] interest indcr fleorge W, Norris, from nnd after the commencement nr check the arrival of foreign TAM PA, Jan. 2 0 .— Sub-zero! :’°g KnifA^PItVV..i?**?0 'raoo'fx” *^ deceased.'or nlhorwlsu; Henry 1* of Us corporate existence. HoiithtVuLQw lomi .i?, Camille Chautcnips, min­ weather in the north, wh.-ro speed^ Pittsburgh (309.1) 7 Chase, If living, and If dead, nil thin 9. iTl It ARTICLE V. 878 feet to aa 1 ister of the interior, has explain­ wnys are buried beneath ice und jirogram; 10 concert. The business of tlila corporation parties Palming Interest under OLD HOM E T O W N 9»t' * i f ~ By S T A N L E Y ed ip a letter to the president of fillow, has driven scores of prufes- WCAE— Pittsburgh (402) 0:45 Henry I* VHns**, deceased, or other­ shall lie conducted by tho follow­ North West 195 f**t la 1 Myrm M. Fisk, If living, nnd ing officers: A President, - a Vicetin- Nice Chamber of_ Commerce, ........ ......, sional auto race drivers to Flor- nddtcss; 7:30 pianist; 8 Everrcady wise; said sretjoni;, If drud. ah parlies claiming Inter­ President. who shall also b« tho same direction vho iiad cxpresced fear that ccr-1 idu, according to olficialu of the hour: 9 concert. est under Mvrus M. Fisk, deceased, tleneral Manager, a Secretary nnd grees. .11 mUnln-J ICGW-PorUnn-l Oregonian (492) or otherwlHi: Elwyn W. f.ovrjoy, Treasurer who may b « one and the tain regulations in course of pro*. South Florida Fair association, . c%a on feet from said & if- Hv tug. .aid.tf. . i IhimI, all, tiactlns same pcxsoij._nnjl a Hoard nf Plpartition would aiTV.t lb" tourist I who claim thcy.havg mori: entries 1° i^turc; 10:30 concert; 12 strol-* >el.ilmlng KNOCK IT nn Iron »LSiT.! tntiresi. updar Elwyn W. uvotora of not loss than thren nor CR1. -i&u lets. 33'dcgrftl trade unfavorably.' Vexatious - for the auto races on Tuesday, f.ovejoy, decinsed, or otherwise; more than live persons, who mint In­ CA’I CUTRU.-I or less. la .tha*. WOAI—Snn Antonio (39-1.5) 8:30 Joseph Faulkner, If living, nnd If stock holders. fornif.iities for visiting foreigners! Feb. 3, than can possibly lie aeh::sacres, thence Wi i!i'«d, all parlies claiming Interest Until the first meeting of the entertainers; 9:30 orchestra. more or less, la I will he avoided by a temporary commodated on the improved tpeed under Joseph Faulkner, deceased, stockholders hereinafter provided ncr« corner, te KPO— San Francisco (423) 0:30 or otherwlsef Charles C. I’lke If for. the officers of tills corporation j document, he says, obtainable of way. ftcres. of Lnl, r v:ei.u fiOCB ijc c r - Iif- i t *” V!El.U orchestra; 9 dance ; 10 program; living, uml It dead, all parties shajl In-; * 1 hot-1 keepers, which will take the From points as far north ns S'ml are 1 Irtish MSU THFiCC Incw claiming Inter-Sit under Charles C. Win. l i Henkel, President: ropulre-l 10 appeul ] piece of the identity card. Providence nnd na far west n3 Kan 12 band. Pike, deceased,/or otherwise; Net­ ON. . HeywardWalker, Vice-President complaint IterrlaatL WGY— Schenectady (380) 0:45 tle V. Colomnii It living, and If and Chjnernl Manager; M. Chautcnips feels, however, sns City, speedway und dirt track nt Hanford. .Semlaoh^ EODf, A VV.’R CP-f.-V. dead, all partlla -Maiming Interest li’ ccmo tax; 7 orchestra, baritone; Frank VV. Tb-inuis, Hecrotary & that owing to the fact that th e1 stars have filed entries arid are du. on Monili)'. CMfrTa er.OA uiTD.t. under Nettle V I Coleman, deceased Treasurer, 10:45 organ. February. 192i, «foreign population of France baa headed south with their machines, or 4>ther-vl*n: Lid In H. Iluno. If liv­ 'nNf.gnmOi ■Tho Oosrd of Directors shall bo suit to dubit title I KFQX—Seattle (238) 10 orches­ ing, and If ileml all parties claim­ Writ. recently been eonm-s-d of refug-1Florida will also have a coterie of VJ17M A COAT OP ( E. Iloultei. Heyward Walker. ing Interest minkr Lydia M, Huso, Frank W. Thomas and \V. Ik IIrali­ ant to the above r , 1coui-t> ' ecs from vr.ri-vi European coun-, *pccd maniacs on liie tape, hut of- tra: 11 concert; 12 dance. luniL . . deceased, or ntmirwlsn; Hnrnh F no n, It l« further'«* - , CiET Six OT>i. l/»:VV'i WBZ— Springfield (337) 0:30 | Lnurfh. If living,land If dca-l. all warned , all, pilots that trie*1, a clo T * • !)0-k should b . ficiala have , The first or organisation meeting order he publleara \l OF- iT SN‘( l.Ai'v t 1 kept on immigration. Rome of it 1 to be a ease o f the “ survival 1educational; 1 hockpy gam e; 9:15 parties rlnlmlugV interest under of the stockholders of tills corpor­ eight ctinsccullvel t Sarah F. Lewis, dA*ease<l, nr othcr- ation shall lie held III the City of fold Hera l'l. * 8J th- <- r Til,'." v • li'-v ■ willingly at:- of the fittest" and all those not 1ovMiestra. v.-lso; I- W. Piper.\lf living, nti'l It Hanford, Florida, on the oik day of -'-I In Sanl-iril, ccptt i the I t.rtloris v/liieh uceom- capable of negotiating the oval in ! KSD—St. I/iuis Font Dispatch denil. nil purtles -dalmlng luturvst ll t-Vbruary, A. D. I PIS. for the pur- Florida. , . .j muter ‘L. w. \V. Plp-r. — deceased, -ir puHpany 1 ■.sit’ ’ nre i 1 France in the clone to record time, will he dim- (549.1) 0 concert; 8 recital, Done and orJUKI of adopting hv-lnwH uml com­ otherwlso; Lowell W. Heed, tf liv­ J, _ ,>4 1 WUC— Washington (409) 0 con- ing, and if d<nul. HI purlieu clallil- pleting tho organisation of this of November. DU­ mat tot if fon'.nhtiea and taxat- hinted. RA, u corporation, und ulso fur ihu pur­ 1C Ot!u on the contrary,I A feature of llie speed content.' j * rft; 7 show shopping: 7:10 plan-! lug' lOt-Vest nmler*Lowenl W.'ltoed pose Clerk Clrcudl N O flO lt A T ot eluding such off Ir era of Too !AT IT degniunpl, or nllicrvlsi.; M. Virgin­ will be the appearance of Sig Haugi ist; 9:15 dance, bit nolo to rh'jvin t’ti di ro to 1*0T!tpiy' i n a F K -n r LOOKS AS ia P.eed, If living, anil If dead, all the corporation as ore hereinabove ' JCCS TUG wiib (.■n.‘ 11 ■f.till tv •ll* : th( J? ibi nut' dnhl, world’s np'ed king, who will the (Hoal) nnrlli-n rlalinllig I itr>rest under M. provided for. and thereafter, THOnCiM , llv A. If. not only drive in tho' competitive Tr.r.T f<'.)S!.2k Radio rash i:j said to be the Virginia Herd. d»re.'i::vd. nr -tlic'r- annual mn-Mlng of the stockholders JOG S ^<Wl IV •ter llv •ir m!cl. esrp.i, 00tain events Fred It. Wilson. with his straight eight Mil- newest affliction of the people of wlswi; Griirgt- H. (l-lii-in-.. If living, of tills corporation shall be held J Solicitor for Con in t o w n t o rsc r til ity c:n its or ! iy tns 1 and If di-ail, all nartl-.-i -M.timing th-' first Mon-lay alter tho first KNOCKEC” Europe. It is an eruption of the In teres t under Or-irgn H. Oslmrno, on F:«lildt • t-. pr idlire• ti-o iy\\ fn r! Tuenday In February of each year. Dec. 1, 8, 15. H. ••• Down ? j Jan. 5. 13. U. »■ vuriohe distances. tender skin of the enrs, resulting deceased, nr - t l in r Ine. A. J. Feel­ A R T IC L E VI, h;i**)rpi nml cl iu ;•1 Laxr.i win b? j ^ ' ing, If living, amt If dt'iiil. all Part­ The highest amount of Iitd-dil-drt Ur wed liy n re f i ; :tl of Lhe mtfrom th constant pressure of the ies (Maiming Internet under A. J. ucss or liability to which this curth01*4di i i-i i"! uo 01• r-T:ov/ th c1 "Thu trim test of civilization is' lin'd rubber headpieces. Dr. Mar­ Feeling, deceased, or otherwise; porntlim Khali subject Itself nhull not the census, nor the : iz : of c i in t - nf............. . it in lioofgo A. Davis, If living, and If in* a sum not. to exceed tho amount Vienna,. .............. mentioning J0HNE.I 1* rc:it * •-* id . tit v card. nil parties claiming Interest of the capital stock of this cor* j I1ics, nor the erots; no, but the kind! the Clinical Review, says that it •hind, under lleorgc A. Davis, deceased, or point loti. ■; iNOBE ■WEL77 FOUND TWO DOZEN OLD MILK f iiV ' 'V ^ Real Eslalc A ^urrrr.^ fid P •hr•rn in nf t,U'- |<m matt tho country turns out."— |is not serious when given prompt otherwise; A. II Stinson, If living, AR T IC L E VII. 1 T i c k e t s in a B ook a t h o m b , THE TMRiFTr / / and if dead, al: parties claiming Emerson. attention. The name: 1 awl resldenceri nf tho ( Ir . Hnplurid. w :S tl bait of 1 ■ MISTER W EL.Tr 5AT3 T H E O N L f W A T HE ir Intarcxt under A. It Mtins'iii, de­ subscribing Ineovpnrntofa and the * All kind* «l CAN 6 E T A H T Q O O D OUT OF TH E M 13 T o ceased, or othcrwin-K Lillian M. amount of the capital pluck niiti3tl.* mixed with \k:.r in:itcuc1 of i f»r •** I ■*TA *T A WA^ON OF HIS OWN ceased, or -ilterwtse; Lillian M. wi;' 1 Pork Avenue e»* • Ktlnson, If living, ami if -lead, all scribed by each, are itsfollows; r r ' ^ r v 1. ,, , » 11 J Prance Smiles Upon Tourist Bat Frowns Many Professional Auto Drivers Will Race Tamoa Fair 8 EVERT TRUE MOM’N PO P “ Mixed Up” D ? B Y CONDO TAYLO H evc^eTT, T h IU __ M O R fllM G - . W ltm iS N 4 . . ------— - i across ^ ou H<£.Kci'3 A LCTTC-R. TO F t e T H A T I haANT Y ou TcJ -iO /k-n R e . a *o . I T' S V . E. Henkel. Talladega. A la ­ parties elalmliig Interest under Lil­ bama In shnrea lian Sf. Kllnron. deceased, or other­ Heyward Walkttr, Hanford, Flo­ wise; James t<*. llciiMtls, If living rida in shares and If denil. all parties claiming Fran!; W. Thomas,: Talladega, Interest iiiiilm James F. Hcuutla, Alabama, .. to nharea deceased, or othurwUe; Kverett W. It. Hruunon, Talladega. A la­ Dates. If llvliur, and If -lead, all bama. 10 shares parties claiming Interest under IN WITNESH W H ER EO F . tlio Kverett *' Ir-loK, deceased, or otlierwlae; (Icorgn U. Atkins. If living subscribing Incorporatora have here­ •Inc. and If -(cail. all panics claim­ unto set their hands on this thu ing interest trader (lenrgi* ll, At­ 171L day of .luntiarv*. A. D. IU2G. kins. decensed, nr otherwise; And • WM. E. H E N K E L to all parties claiming Ini-Test un­ H E Y W A R D WALKER. der Until M/ Call, deceased, Henry F R ANK W. THOMAS, M. Htnkel. d/ecased, John A t*"iigW. It. HRANN’UN. lass, dccuiiifil, lieorgu 15. Currier, Htale of Florida, deceased, John Davenport, Jr.. -It-Ms, ceased^ John C. Iloimun, deceased, Comity Seminole Joseph M. Lmvls, deceased. In the I IIEUKIIY C E R T IF Y That on following described property, Nltn- ItIlls day before mo pcriinnully ap­ ale. lying and h-Mng In Ocininnln I | ir ? peared Win. K. Henkel and Hey­ Connty, Florida, tn-wlt: ward Walker, t-> me well known Lois la, 10. f.-i, 51. UI5, iiG., HO, J7, 98. 103. I I I . Jiz. it a. 111. I III. , to be two of tlio persona named (n Kuhni-rilie-l their nnu tin Ir namnN 127, li*. t g*». ir,-). ir.) 137, 1 l l , M3, I.,nnd • th-) h who ....., W Articles to foregoing of Incur- I m, 11... I5i, i .vj, i:,*„ i #7, 1*7, i«x. )«:». IM . 1**, ■-1K .*17, 283, 281, 230. 2.iI. 38(1, Z71. 296, n 7 . r.(U. 208, ron. ; i o i , :t (> 3. i t ::, ir t . l ? « , |»j, Un., 15 J, 1!.!*, IMP. M l, 1M2, 19K. 19H. 202, 213. 21* 257, 2T»!|, 273, 271 2H8, 2«5. 2 li. ; n . 55-- ;on, 27-1, 277 230. 2’H “ 13. 2 1 1 , 217 . 'jts. 3 0 3 . s a t , n o r,, n o * pornlton, and they -II-I neverallyj acliuovviedgo before me that they) Stove and Wool Cut to.- B r it t Realty* ?9.00 per SingerSewing EASY PA1 Machlin a llepaiw Wr Ih» •«; nil I'hnnc IHO-W. W. H. Mims. 221. 2-tJ, StJ, 273 2'Jt .3 1 1 7 Three Bungalows Every One at a Bargain on Easy Ter ii'il'illvj.iinii nt ip., land --f H-f Altahiotd" tot nd. Hotel K Navigation ( omp.xoy'H landa, a:t per pL-a -,r plat thereof, recorded In I’lui Ri-ok 1 , parie In. of th- Public Itacordft of MMaUml-- County. Florida. To any beraon nod all persona whose ii-m pa l" - r pre unltm-wu t„ , 1,., ! Con ,.14i.uaiit h- rvio, cmr ;«1 having -ir H cl.' :UlU Jug any right. tRl- ->r int,-r••at Jin and I" thu above d-'scrlb—l I* 'Ml* or any port or porth-n th-ro- ■ prff/t appearing ft. , th,. eworn ■ bUf nt complaint herein fll-.i. thm n you nyi1 --L o:- you. ---- nave or claim it nd W Bi-ch ■ s sotni inWrcMt In and to Hie j.ro Involved In ■ th p-rt;l ■V ■ .......... ,............ suit. :i ti-l « that )v «»u r pi a 00 o f reside noun pro ■ tuil;nJ>nii: It Is thereupjM urdere-l 1 n tlml i o n uu.l each - t »nu, <L. |,«" M ttiuL : on uro b-r-Mi) rei|i|lreit t-* u u p id 'n r t-> the bill or complaint It. H eiutra. ,,n Monday, the 2nd day U fill / this* in rcaB^ sunshine for which H-lonkitC JR --..i:,' on thplfiviera 'uml th-rc might lie .TfCA-,; jf* [tlnv I . In later wT*o«a curved mean that the under. taker ii likely to let you down farter, or buck the line I slow if you don’t.—Tnmpa Timos, 1et zcnl. or tiwin^ nt n hS.v Jt2 ' We are amenta for these subdivisions *^J some fjood buys in each T H R E E LOTS ON SANFORD HE1$ s c l o s e in $800 each BRITT REALTY CO. iNf it / Strut February. A. D Ui2i nr th*. T / C.JtivHiouse In Hanford. S-mlru le m i- 7 * A , / U a t y . Florida;. sDd !lU|, h,|„g a N n I '.“F ' 1 t0 'l u l 'i In complainant i a Bartlett, to the n.lmV. ' ds- s Realtors 5 |mci 1 u. . . Oak Hill— Pine Crest— Woodruff _____ lands, I r/ I t b ’ DO» H4W will ;uid m you nr,. , h, „ "* ntnke answer total) 1*1lit nii>il a .3 202 First Street. tainat you h >»• "ir-i : iris,., a m rrc-' pro eonf* win |l|} d KKalast, you uud aoh uf you. tajmuBnnunaaanBasuKUBHmusBBaiauMKiiiB** �,i : T _ ad Every Classified Advertisement On This Pad PROFIT Classified Directory Dally Herald -AD RATES In Advance _ ad*. wUI b * I# . jn pntrana aad r » l- fct latalpdlalclr fa r — 1H — Ih — I« _ — 40 Trp# floubl# a lla * a liit a lla * a lla# above d.t.a ar# for eon* sartlona. ■of avarac* North a line. area SOo for Aral liar >• raatrletad to alflcarlon. la made The San* ■ 111 ba responsible ineorract inaartlon, •r, for aubaaquant rhe office ahould ba aedlaielr in eaaa of ITEtlTISBltS. rapretcntatlva thorliar with rates, rulaa atlon, will riv e you [formation. And If «y will aielet you In ir want ad to make ttve. n u r »ff.n c*. _ ahould xlve thalr atuffIce a ’ fraaa aa r ptione number If results. About one f a thouaa-.J haa a nil the othera can't j with you unlea* lour addreaa llaaaare U M T be I r a n at Tbe Ran* attire or by let* Ikaoe d'orontln■t aelU. lertlca |Prompt, Efficient E I THIS DIRECTORY i place within easy people of Sanford to often needed. Iliit when any spe­ ll* required. It is ■alphabetically for lltnce.. FOR RESULT! -S iHerald Want Ads Will Keep You Ported on All Sanford Burinew Activities of Importance! I Advertising Miscellaneous For Sale Real Estate Real Estate Automobiles Graham 1923 Dodge PRINTING LEARN ABOUT Font County and % Ton Truck FOR SALE— Small homo with WIGHT PR IN T SHOP— Rush ord­ three acrca of land, 50 orange Lakeland, through thn Star-Tela* 1923 Coupe Dodge ers a specialty. Phone 417-W. gram. Best advertising medium In YOUR CHANCE—»125 buya com­ 1924 Touring trees and truck gurden. Ideal spot Dodge 0 Railroad Avenue. South Florida Published mornings. plete vulcanizing outfit. Full 1922 Touring for chickens, electricity and water. Dodge Star-Telegram, la keland. Fla. instructions and chart for installa­ 1922 Roadster 10 minutes out on hard roud. Phone Dodge THE SEMINOLE PRIN TERY— OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales tion. P. 0. Box 324, City. 1924 Fordor Sedan 571-J. Ford Printing that pleases. Prompt 1923 Runabout through the Xenia Gazette, Ford ONE OPPORTUNITY! service. Telephone 03. New lo­ Xenia. Ohio. Rich agricultural Briscoe, 5 passenger touring car 1925 Ton Truck Ford cation, Welnka Building. good running condition, cheap for Sanford, Florida, This is one district. Want ad and display (Cab & Body) quick sale, 305 Magnolia or phone 1923 _____ PAPER I1ANGER~______ rates on request. 9 Passenger chance to get in on the ground Ford Suburban bus floor. Philadelphia operators with I. L. TALBOTT— Painter and pa­ cot.uMuun Km.) i.u »o E n -ci» M - 259-W. 1923 Ford Panel an organization nil over the coun­ per hanger. Phono 310. 115 llletl mis hitva the largest circu­ Indies wide and 35 inches high. lation In Hnuthwsstero Georgia, Light Truck try* will open up a new develop­ Park Avenue. h ilt Sc fl-w o r d ) Una. Apply 305 Mngnolla Ave., phone 1924 Overland Touring ment in Sanford’s suburbs in a REAL ESTATE TO REACH m® prosperous farm­ 259-W. Above cars reconditioned, nil short time. Nobody here in town has yet been told where this pro­ ers and fern growers of Volusia FOR SALE— Pure sugar cane sy­ run fine nnd look good. D. A. CALDER & R. R. ELDRIDGE perty is located. We are making Prices Right—Terms “ Maybe" Real estate brokers. All kinds of county advertise in the DeLand rup, 66c per gallon in 35 gallon our plans quietly for n big opening I. W. PHILLIPS SONS property listed and for sale. Of­ Daily News, rato lc per word, cash barrels. Pure Sugar House molnsnext month, About 50 lots in the Dodge Dealer fice 108 Second St., Nenr Park with order. ses 45c. Pure Cuban 35c.— Davis Avenue. Phone 282. Phone No. 3 Oak Si Second first section will be offered in ad­ MAINE—Watcrvtlle, Morning S*a- Wholesale Co., Augustn, On, vance at special low pre-opening tinei. Thousands of Maine peo­ J. E. SPURLING, sub-division ple are interested in Florida prop­ FOR SALE— 10 acres celery land, FOR SALE—Htudcbnkcr nt n sac­ prices to n few who will assist us specialist. Subdivision to Or­ erty. Reach them through tin in boosting the property when we lot 4. Kuraka Hammock. Rich­ rifice. Box X, Herald Office. lando, Florida, and F l o r a Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba­ are ready to unmmnce the open­ Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ tion. non, Ind. ing. Wo will take you to see the way. W A N T E D property nt once nail you can buy AfiVliltTlSE in tte Journal-Har- CASH— Paid for talso teeth, donfrom the plans on easy terms, be­ STOVES ald, South Georgia’s greatest tnl gold, platinum and discard­ fore the work of improvement Is newspaper. Morning, afternoon, SANFORD STOVE WORKS— Oil ed jewelry.—Hoko Smelting and WANT TO BUY— County produce, j started. Answer quickly X. Y. Z. , , . weekly and Sunday Classified rates canned vegetables, syrup, high­ stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, 1 w™dL Btove1?.*! 10c per rei line. Waycross Journal- Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. est prices paid. Davis Wholesale Care The Herald. ovens and victroias. Your credit! ffenild, Waycross. Georgia. Co., Augusta, Ga. is good. Phono 49L-3. 321 First FOR QUICK SALE—Celery wire Street. nt half price. Phono 415-W. L.j TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— WANT TO SELL—List your pro­ TIN AND METAL WORK Send in your subscription to the I. Frazier. perty with us now. .Your de­ Tribune or hand it to your local JAMES H. COWAN— All kinds FOR SALK—Roll top desk, mn- scription will go in new catalogue of Tin and Sheet Metni Work. dealer so you can read Florida's hogny, in good condition—Will sell now being made up. Sec the new One year Water and Boat Tnnks. A t Oak greatest newspaper. cheap. Herald Office. manager at the new location. C. 13.00, 0 months $4.00, three months Avenue and Third Street. Tele* $2.00. I f you desire $1,000 insur­ AUCTION SALE—Watch for the A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st phone 111. National Bank Bldg. STEWART’S SUB-DIVISION TYPEW RITERS AND REPAIRS ance policy udd 75 cents to your auction sale of 33 largo lots nt c itier. Altamonte Springs Geneva on Feb. 5, nt 1:30 P. M. WANT TO BUY— Flat top desk. All makes of typewriters for Inquire Herald office. sale on easy terms, for rent, also “ DO YOU W ANT to buy or sell 7” If so advertise in The postponed nnnual meeting lots, prices range $150 to $850. repnlrs. Office supplies. Room 9 theanything “ Gnlnesville Sun." of the Stockholders of the Sanford WILL TRADE Homo in Winter See these large lots before you Hall Bldg. WKST VIIIGINIA—ClarKsburg. Th* Building Si Ixmn Association will Park for like vulue In Sanford. buy elsewhere. Don’t buy u lot VETERINARIAN Clnvkrburw Rxponent. morning be held nt the office of the As* David M. Douglass, Sanford, Fla. without a public alley in the rear, DR. A. DOLAN—Veterinarian. lucluillnx Stmnlny. morning Issue, socintion, 108 Magnolia Avenue ------------------------------------------ ’ Come and seo me any time. I live Dolans Vetinury Remedies. 313 t cent per word, minimum tte. Sanford, Florida nt eight P. M. WANTED—By colored woman, here and want neighbors. E. Second St., Sanford, Fla. DKVKLOPKltS ATTnNTtON—Pen- February 17, 1925, for the purpose WILMEK STEWART H.imla In hfk-lnnltiir th* greatest 'inning ill* greatest de­ tie- for electing the Board of Directors , mi"*’ Mn^iiovnobU ' l i q Ihiion'^'l Altamonte Springs. velopment Building Material f ", ‘ j ' " ' " ; * " ‘’J r ™ , , : 1and to transact such other husi- im io M a o n o ! dollar highway to t h * ____ ___ ...... , t_____ Ll L_ , ___ » l _ . T ..________ ! “ . -HU U 'don ^ . Help Wanted ' OWNER W IL L SELL close in lot,' desirable location fer residence, I.'WANTED—Couplr to he ms for $1,100. Small cash payment1 nt public wedding at Shrill required and balance can be paid Circus. King, license, ccrer monthly. Phono 4D3-W for up- and several hundred dollars rv°i of presents free. All nppltcatia pnintment. ! strictly confidential. No one will Six iota close in worth $G,500, know name of coqple until th* can be bought from owner for $5.- ceremony. Apply uuick. Shrit 000. On easy terms. Phone circus hindquarters, Welaka Bll 493-W. Rtailroaii Ave. Phono 017. A il ' (for Mr. Quaintunce. We havo somo beautiful lake ------------—-— ------ front lots on Lako Wlldmere one- WANTED—Stenographer, typist hnlf mile from the Dixie Highway Experienced, prefer one ucims- '■ in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, tinned to meeting people. Phon* for sole. i*17 from 9 to 12 n. m. We will build yonr home, land­ fl.miii iio tompm.y .vaius *.Mn:x scape your grove, and relieve you of"trouble and" worries Incident.to* V’ sell Watkins Homo N «e s s lti«r ; building up a place. 1 Hanford. More than !■*() used in the meantime, you can go daily, Income $35 to SaU weekly. fishing. You can fish in any one Experience unnecessary. W rit* S of the dozen lakes, nnd if you don't \ Dept. H-5, The J. It. Wutkins Co., know how to fish, wo have several (52-70 West Iowa Ave., Memphis, t experts who will be glad to show \Tenn. you. Mr. Hcholfield who has been1— . - -----------G2jL singing nt the flautist Church will “ Electrified sheen on a Westvouch for the nbovc. orn ranch arc snid to havo praLAKE JESSUP LAND CO., Inc.; dural a greatly increased yield ofLongwood. FIsi wool nnd twice as many lamba, } The method adopted is similar fo ~ jlhut used in electrifying crops, Rooms For Rent gf • * i After a dec* uml chnrged an * FOR RENT— Rooms with or with- automobile driven by John Wot-; i r|n(r ou n ^jontanu f„ rC!,t road, th* P i.ini'oui nimw. car was minus n fender. FOR RENT—One Park Avenue. bedroom. 311 FOR RENT— Desirable front bed­ room. Modern conveniences, 807 Magnolia Avenue or phono 83. FOR RENT— Rooms and kitche­ nettes, Shirley Apartments.— Opposite Post Office. T ry Smith’s Barber Shop for ffoud barber work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. FOR RENT— Furnished rooms for light house keening. Possession Feb. 1st., 701 Magnolia Ave, ►rulr Bench Junt linlihfil; n two! inaj' be brought before the WANTED—House cleaning work, ONE OPPORTUNITY! I nr laundry * MIRACLE Concrete Co., general million dollar brMire acnn*3 nnotim- \meetitur* or nur.sirur nursing or laundry work work bv liy ^ or muaury wora o y ,> Sanford, Florida, The wine man liln tiny stnrlcil; quarter million SANFORD BUILDING & LOAN ] cement work, sidewalks, build­ dollar opera limme under rnnetruecolored woman. Apply Lillie Doz- docs not buy indiscriminately, he ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B. tlon; two ml'llcmt tielne epent on ier. 419 Union Ave. ‘ 1buy wh?n the proper opportunity I highway; Rreatest chance for live Terwlllegcr, Prop, I arises. This is Ids chance. We developer* to km In ml ground Lumber and Uuiluing Material flooi. Wrlie r»eveli>|unrnt f'epnrtare about to open up a large new Jan. ’ “ ’ ment The PenmicolA New* Carter Lumber Company ■pace in this development in the suburbs of San­ N. Laurel St. Phone 505 AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ ford, not a gorgeous subdivision, RRECTOVY For Rent A well-known authority states gusta, (in.—Augusta’s greatest but n nice place in a good location that stomach trouble uml indiges­ HILL LUMBER CO. House U'HONF classified mcilium, rate cn»h .09c FOR RENT OR LEASE—Almost for people in moderate circum­ tion arc nearly Service, Quality nnrt Price. always due to 148 charge. H>c per line, minimum stances. Public announcement of acidity—acid new store room on Railroad, stomach—and not, TO THE PUBLIC: .30c. the first opening salo will bo made j as most folks believe, from a lack uptown, unloading truck, 4,000 feet The following- named contract­ ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St. Common garden sage brewed in for St. Valentine's Day, Feb. 14, floor space, suitable .'or grain or ors nre fair to Organized Labor County Is reached through wKolesalo produce etc., write Box |to n heavy tea with sulphur added, J925, No announcement yet made ?d Directory and pay the Union Scale set by theJohns St. Augustine Evening Record. 235, Sanford. Fla. will turn gray, streaked and fad- to anybody, even the newspapers: ‘,|le stomach retards digestion and! ed hair hcuutitully dark nml lux-1 do not know Ibis location. Work AND MOTOR RE- Local No. 12(31 of Painters, Dec­ .Quick result*. Two cento per word. ----- ---------------- — ^yiri.,1 iliV ilitU lb ili fcllVIl tarts IIMMI food |t;i fermentation; then t orators und Paper Hangers of Sample copy on request. Apartments uriant. Just u few applications <f physical devrlopmottt will b c jnI)r meals sour Uko garbage in a, riNpING. '• America: TAMPA. FLORIDA— Tampa Daily o r *-. wifi nrnvo a revelation if your bair : tatted ir.um iljatej*;. U’c will of- can, forming acid fluids and gas­ \V, It. Pell, I>\ Wi Teni;nrloa, RhLW-2-room apartmentIn' fading, streaked or gray. Mix-: tVc nboci 50 iiits m the first sec- es, which inflate tip* stomach like Times, the great ’ 1home dnily. JLECTRIC SERVICE F, Metcalf, Horace rate lVac per word, minintui,, furnished, first floor. 202 Darkling the Sage Ten ami Subilmr re- tion to, Ik* opened . .to a few , wisojjj tl>v balloon, \\V then get that )rt Electrical repnirs. V. C. Colter, cipe nt home, though. Is trouble men who will buy from the plans. hl..ivy< |Hmpy feeling in the chest, rntrid Ave. Orlundo, Jimincz, II. Darrow, It. L. Sel- charge 25c cash with order. Write Avenue. lers, Jeasu Cook, T. S. Dclk, I. S. I for complete rnt*» csrd A,1 , f , W':*v ,, i‘l to ,get y .11 1 .•v.,)’1 lu,HW,‘r s ndvertisement' Wtf eructate sour fowl, belch gas Talbott, T. M. Dunlap and G. W.' bottip of Wyeth s Sage and Sal- quickly you call see tho property! or have heartburn, flatulence, waLost and Found ill.KS FOR RENT Venable, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. I PALM BEACH COUNTY—Tho pour Compound at any drug store before* work starts. Snecinl low tei brash or nausea. EL Cur! Drive It O. Shinholser. Wo also ask the j scene of stupendous development- FOUND— One Firestone tire, tools, all ready improved. This is Die pre-opening prices will bo made He tells us to lay nxidc all t!iI Oak and Second St. public to see their painters have! Read about it in the Palm Bench dies, uml motor meter. Owner old-time recipe improved by the for a few who answer promptly. * K,,Htivi. ai,jH atl,i instead get from their local card. j Rost. Sample copy sent on ro­ please call at police station and addition of other ingredients. rjiny terms, Rlann will be any phurnmey four ouncon of Ju»l j ll. Darrow, Pres. *quest. While wispy, irray. fnilcil hair in a few days. New York nnd*^a|tH anf| taLl? a tahlespoonful In, identify. _ ____ t _________ )DY REPAIRING ADVERTISING gvtn results if It LOST—One Shriners Fez. Red, is not sinful, we all desire to re-' i hiladolphin parties are the owners a ,,|agH „ f WaT»*r before breakfast, |STEIN — Automobile September .quarterly payments tain our youthful ajipcarmire and and developers. Address Box X. •Vvl»il«* it is effervescing, and fur-1 reaches potential buyers. PaMorocco temple. Reward if re­ attractiveness. siring utul Rebuilding. to 2,229 Osage Indians in Okla­ By darkening your Y. Z. Cure The Herald. Intkn Daily News is circulated in thermore, to continue this for one | turned to John Gove 1018 W. 1st Jome, Oak Avenue. homa **n account of returns from an industrial nnd agricultural sec­ hair with Wyeth’s Sage ami Sul- * ------- — - - — ------------- week. While relief often follows Street or phone 405. Apartment houso on First St. oil lands will amount to $3,2U0 tion. )3 FOR HIRE nhur Compound, no one euo tell, the first dose, it is important to | rto SERVICE Huy each, which makes $8,900 per cap­ The smallest electric lamp in because it does it so naturally, so This is a bargain. neutralize the acidity, remove the j You just dampen a Meets all trains. Bag- ita they have received so fnc thi.s TO REACH DUYERS or sellers of the world is about the size of a evenly. One five-room bungalow, in good gas-making ninss, start tho liver, Florida real estate advertise in grain ^___ __________ of corn nod was designed for sponge or soft brush with it and fcr. Phone f>51._____ year. condition. $5(IU.00 puts you in this stimulate, the kidneys ami thus draw this through your hair, tak­ the St. Petersburg Times. One cent: the use of physicians, promote a free flow of pure digest JTO TRIPS house. cent a word daily, two cents a word -------ing one small strand at a time; live juices. CALDER. Day nnd by morning nil gray hairs have Sundays.________ ________________.1 The famous well near Dcrdlin. , ,, ........ . nil ■Tad Salts is inexpensive, and i Five acre farm on hard road. service. Anytime, TlfK » » '» « * " " ! t t ,r a,.oth,r ir* MORNING m u n o i o u JOURNAL a u u i t a n u i, is the. o ic . ---------■ -------«------------------------.. -. »ml.. »-------now hi crops. Cheap nnw on easy, ninda from the arid of grapes and 2. or 25. accepted want ad medium in { with only flowing before a year of ( plication or two, your hair be- terms, lemon juice* cumbiiieU with litiiiu O WRECKER lytona (Fla.) One cent a word *] fnmine—os in 1810, --------1848, -nnd 1897 I comes__ Knutifully dark, glossy, Daytona ... I ami sodium phosphate. The harm---**.l A. 11 I__ _____ , — 'has started to flow again. soft and luxuriant. Day ur night serMinimum 25c. an insertion. 0 hnvo houses to rent. Come lens salt t is used by thousands of giiiiforil. l-'Iurlitn. Jan. tub. 11*25 pbena 394. Night |in and see us,— Scminolo Realty stomach aufferers with excellent As requlrcil l»y Heel Inn 12. i’|ia|it.-r 55911. nf l-'liirnlii. f will FLORIDA—UHl.ANDO— Orlando i Co., Ill) E. Second Street. —Adv. results In* lu ihn fnllnwliiK places, on lh*> mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ TY PARLOUS data uml between the hours set fied business, rate lc a word, min­ ONE OPPORTUNITY! F R A N C E IMPORTS A L A S K A IARR1ET. Mnrinello nfl.-r each, for the purpose of re­ imum 24c cash with order. l Hanford, Florida, We always ceiving T.ix lteiurn. 1 for Hie year FOXES I kinds. Rain water n 1925: “ A S K MR. C O N N E L L Y ” get a few wise early buyers to HAVRE, France, Jan. 21— Two Old First Nntional Gent-vii—February 9ib, 10.DO A. A LITTLE W ANT AD in The help use before wo announce tho consignments of silver foxes, one M. to 3.00 I*. XI. Hi sir, phone 245. About tho Following Bargains Herald will bring you big re­ grand opening of any of our new from Alaska ami the other from Osceola—February 10th, IrtsiD A. ! l « AND DYERS sults. Advertise those old articles J Xt. 1.* 3:0t» 1*. XI. Hi:\ l A l 'l foul Inf mi Snnforii A t r - subdivisions. Wo are quicty pro- Canada, have recently entered lltli, 10:00 A. you have stored away and have N i t - m o m biiuirtiliov nil I’nlmrlt** n n r l*|.|>«rrii ISIb uml ITU* .Hlrrrlt 1paring our plans how for a pub­ (i»i i " ‘.~t. Together they total 98 STEAM PRESSERY M.Chuluotit—February Avrnup, a liril rminm. K<irnK*'. to 13:00 XI. r i K t r r u rt|* » a u rr. 9 I ,. ' iio, llan ) Irk a specialty. 110 tliiar in, tli-«lriiltli- Iki-iii Iiiii. I'rlic lic announcement **f our opening animal, and all will bo sent to tho Uiibriull.-i—FOliruary Hth, 1:00 I*, no use for. A little thirty-cent nd li-rni may bring you several dollars. * gi.;.Ml— 1750 mil*, rail I*rr uioiith. P'diue, Phone :127-.1. xr. ll* 3:00 P. XI. ! day on St. Valentine’s Day, Feb. I >usg*:s mountains lorbreeding! Ovleih*— F e b ru a ry 12th, 10:00 A. Phone 148 and F I V K rnoiii n m liuniriilm*. In-al r r a representative ___|I I, 1925.| If you willboost for j purposes. PARE tlilt-nflnl im-i- i Iiiii uf i l l , . nlili-milkM XI. to 3:00 1*. XI. r:n i<* ('A H I I—!:llt prr iiiiihIIi Iiiit * n will call to seo you. millMirr.-i nil iii nmi imiii fur. us nd know how to keep quiet un- Silver fox fur commands very Aitainuiiti— February 13th, 10:00 P Q . T aT e n-mom ItiiMRnlmv, itioilrrn. null A. X t. to 12:00 M . I'vlrr .5 3 3 3 0 .1 *1 *. ..Mio i ii-.li. »••'» i» r til the newspapers carry our adihigh prices on the French market. Kimil lo.-nl Ion. I'rli-i!3,3.*<MIO. st in Service and Qunl■nun Hi, I.uko Mary—February loth, 10:00 ___ ' vortisementa wo will l-’l you in at | ----------------------- — iitreet und Park Ave- A. XI in 3:ou P. M. NOTICE N IX T A - F O I II fn u f Inf on P n lim -lfi* I 'l V K - m - r r nrnUKi- u n o r n rn r f'n iiu - very low pro-opening prices at otir| Tho oldest public document ever I.oimwno<l—February 13th, 1:00 XI. ELKS A te n m *, r n t f r r n t-tiiii-iuri*. .1,35*1, . f r i flub, « mnil IiuiikC, n il fu r XI. to 3:00 P. M. uricos at our new subdivision in present*.**! in tin* courts of Queens j .3o*l m a ll, .311 |*t-r liiu u lli. W ilb -H , rtlali. Sanford I^uigo No. 1241 DRUGS P.ioln—February 17th. 10:00 A. the suburbs of Sanford. Right in I County, New York, so it is said! Regular Meeting Wed., 28. 12:00 M. L O T !) — LO T S — LOTS MtUG STORE — Pre- to Lake tho line of all future development, was a deed dateik August 1(5,11*85, | .Monroe—February I7th, 1:00 Walter Hand Building. Drugs, Sodas. W# P. to 3:00 P. XI. .lu ll il m ,n w i l l !>uf * on |„ i i u m m u Iiiii uf nuiiir o f t b r bent Inin lu town. About 50 lots all told will be sob! |recently brought into the courts Balloting for candidates. A. VAUGHAN. A rtinner In uiiibe Munir m i l uiiinri. .Her n>. sr you as ynur phone. | in advance to those who answer to settle u lupd dispute. Tax Assessor. Signed: S. Runge. i quickly. You can buy from the I --------------------------m e t r i c a l ________ 1map jv-fore the physical work is Thu oldest of all pyramids anteAn opera to be produced in VELVETEEN SKIRTS starteu ami you will be takenout ( dating the great Gizeh group by ID ELECTRIC CO. (Realtors) parts* for foxes, Velveteen skirts to bo worn with Prague includes * -• i » *i see the property. Easy terms ! between 309 to 500 years is the I* to Gillon & Platt sweaters for winter sports, come beavers and other animals, while whi 103 N. Park Ave. to 105 Magnolia Ave. to quick buyers. Write X. Y. Z. step pyramids of Sakkara, 123 pt’ a. Everything elec ?,rthe most fascinating .hade of ther. w rs be a ballet of spide Phone 122 Phone 48 Care The Herald. I miles south of Cairo. one 122. Electragith blue, green, crimson and orange. [ and butt* rfims ACID IN STOMACH SOURS THE FOOD « * APPLY SAGE TEA o m b b NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS 1 NOW IS T H E T I M E [ A. P. Connelly & Sons STATIONS AND * SUPPLIES [SKiTvLJE sTAtlOTT. Oil, Tires, Accesso** with a smile. Eln» .Phone 117 1,3.______ n-e stations, MagISocond. First and Elm, V,Tnue and 10th Street, frvice. T io u T s f I th e ' FLORIST’’ for all occasions. P*0-__ Phone 200-W____ • l UNIT I RE______ INlTURk TO SELL? furniture Co. We pay I'ts worth. Phone No. : BRINGING UP FATHER i: - e e. to P O T IN VOUR. ex/sTHR.oae.1 1 -A t 1 *v l L R.»<7 • VT - D O . D C H T V/O RRX LE-^-VZ. D E r- 1 n C ,OP. O W M PA.CK»N£|-| I K H C W HOW D O N 'T t o o tu l O O K T V/H AvT T O P A C K /\PV \ K N O W l- G/-. ! r o X C U F O R G E T - *------- 1 P A C K 'J 'x aO .’ CT I W O K T FOR ---- ‘ “ r^ IP l NELVE.^ v/r.t -.v A W A V Its P*\V L I F E b e fo r e : ^ — -— ------- / *r "T O M/sGtCfiE. T A nL V < - 'T O U ‘C) T H IM V 1 W O Z O U M G -I N E .V E R F O R C fV T N V W lone 4 1 7 '•u .in e r y ’ — Designers and painters of Han­ ford's distinctive signs. San­ ford Avenue at First Street. Phone 1S0-W. Seminole Marble Co. ■\ ■ I Marlil# ami Oranlt# from aU 4uarrln!. ll«at of quality aa* Hri'fkm ilishlp. W r " « for Utost dsalkuo. c. u. T i itsmi*. P. Snnforii, Flnrldai II. 11**1 K03. t h o u * M* D A V ID IL I I Y E # ARCH ITECT xt.-mb#r i l l Lliilliling Orlnnilu, r i . i l i l n II. A . SPED* i CARPENTER l|p|inlrlnit uml llrlliid rllac A il il rrss 210*1 I 'n ln ir l l n HOI T i l l . A M I Tbo Ave. PA IN T I'ulitt That Haves You XIi i i i i 'V. XlnnufiuTuroil by i;her »i)ii-l-liiit-.lrr I’ s l n l Hubl by Co. I.OHHIMI I* AI \ T niSIP A N Y III sinRiiulIn A v e . 1‘ h.me 370 Chivoiiodist FOOT SPECIALIST '•*rns, Uunl-ins, lngr»w- lag Nulls. Heavy Call­ ouses or tired uebing feet. Illl. Y«*w*-ll Gris ml**. > fAPI I.. GIHI.KH D re w Phonu. lllilg. Klsvator Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Hid?. Sanford, ----------- *•.*< ..n Florida rrsn* * T Cc. O - L v L . O " r - t'. h o m e P ,*.:: TF' ^ ^ vC T (— 13 •l fr-r 1 1 • • i* i c r jm m ^ -c A liifrui;;!! 0"iffir“i5 Sanford Sign Shop C.RlP’b A.T r — > /MSTTHttSG,^ Ciunsmith Graphonolas, Clocks, Sewing Machine 121 Sanford Ave. By GEORGE McMANUS 1 C M V g ’ TO*. T* L.vWy Hit------------- - !SnkA^ : J. N. Westbrooks Q u a f ) W ) nfniinnrmumTi Annex- ‘— » ' / ^ L ° AN - L ‘ t0 «O N E Y ?—We •"^ b fo rd 0 i,un Firat t Co. d Uuiui antJ ..».*,*•••••** • O n .’ 5 by I m t ’l F catuhe S e r v ic e , In c . “y / 1. O Cr«al B' lain ii|Sn p?vrrv<ii . t -tbA �•A C E s ix *■ •,V, •• ** * * • *•* • J ~; "•'' X ?~ . rt* * - -7^. . /• * -t -»v WStbmet It Is further ordered. that thlt elution be published-one*, a «j»ok for eight consecutive weeks. In the flnftford ir*rald ,o ntwpjmpy^pub­ _____ lished In,Seminole Im > Prsff/m for January’ t7th RECRUIT SENSATION IN PIRATE UNIFORM ■'-■ .+1*,*V1 **17 rS i V*« WITNESS my hi said HI 'Court,, ''U U it.m s '* w t*»♦** h e ■•■I jhereof. M ioieui, Jqmj* this the Stih dey of November, A. -Atlanta" Journal (429> 8 ch4V IO:45 orchestra. " D. 1921. -g p S ? W*a LlX)U K. A. DOUOIlAait. Bartlett). Complainant. NoterTi . . . . . y s .' •»v • Clerk, of the Circuit Court DM—Beifumont (315.8)" 8 ..Rmisn OWa u I . Seminole County. Florida. Brndtf. Thomas . J. (Seal) Qfty ' J " ’" _____ Trustee,. patilel'-Judd, (Isstfer "S u tJ IS S Newhaii., and other*. Deftindants. tleofge O. Herring. lAVEEI— Boston (805) 0 Blnfonl»l id tor for Complainant. ■ Hoi Order * • » ' r e h llfn llw fis: 7-10 Evcready hour, WEAF. ■ To Emma Tirado, If living, and If r WGR— Buffalo. (310> 0:30 trio, dead, nil" parttCf claiming' - Interest “\OTICR OF INtj7!HPOBAJIO,\ under I'.mmn llradn. deceased. or 0 Evcready hoarj 9 orclicatrdMDIIXOLII 1 1 1 R A 9 E W CO. Thomas J. Kenney. True WMAQ—-Chicago N e w s (448) 6 otherwise: Nulled Is hereby glvon. that we, i tro. If living, ami If dehd. nil part organ; 0:80 orchestra;'8 book re­ Itha rlalmlng Interest nnricc Thomas the undersigned Intend to apply to the Honorable John W, Martin, view; travel talk;* C:G0 lecture; J. Kenney. Triistec. deceased. or uhvernor a l t o . Cal. Jan. 20 Eddie Moore, Who Began Car­ of tho State of Florhln, the fotfgolnotherwise; Daniel Judd. If living, 9JJ5 musical. athdfc rtndium an Stanford Pi ration, andV * nnd if dead, nil parties claiming at Tallahosale: Florida, on the 31st ncklmvrlede.V?^ reer On St. Petersburg day of Jan unary A. D.. 1913, for WGN—Chicago Tribune (370) 0 ♦dtercat under Daniel Judd, deceas­ f vr J X ; which slats 08,1100/ Patent. Incorporating SEAL- ^reiitrd the * Team, Makes Good In Three r.tgan; 0:30 ensemble, strings quin-. ed. or otherwise; Ho;it«r*0. Newhall Letters j ix-Zd tb be enlarg'd to / If Jiving, and If dead, nil parties I.NOLK CBEAJtEHT CO. ntider the Positions in First Year da? 20,G00 by next footh,8Cn3" tot; 8-11 DcWolf Hopper, Pirates] claiming Interest under Hester C, following proposed charter. the o f Penzance. original of which Is now on filo Nrwhall, deceased, nr nthcrwli KYW-Chlcago (335.1) 7 concert Ritu-tn Vickers... If living, and .. In the office of the Serretnry of NEW YORK, Jan. 20 _ Eddie /This would provide dchd. nil parries clnlmlnj? - Interest the Statu of’ Florida, at Talluhasnle. E,” Moore, PittsdiurRh’s brilliant re­ football rtndium in y , <-0||0w_ 8 musical; 8:20 speeches; 8:45 mu- under Edwin Vickers, deceased, or Florida. rical; 8:15 music; 10 at homo; 10:AVAL 11 H E N K E L otherwise; Harriett C, I’lrge, If llv kjijla ,rev : Plann for the cMn^JTcaUfoi-nia cruit, played two infield positions, Ing. amt If dead, all parties claim HEYWARD WALKER ■""Un 30 Nightbalks; 11:05 Applcsauscj id , the big game <*oi) people lug Interest under Harriett C. F R A N K AV.- THOAIAS. and nn outfield position nnd bat­ Club. Page, dem ised.,or otherwise; M. Cl. AV. It. UR A N N A N J^vcm l.e1 2L ' v^ / i i a atad|„m WLS— Chicngo (315) organ; 7 Toby. If living, and If dead, nil ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION (HE AL)*nmm,*,|"®» ted .350 in his first year in n big the -Sweats 70 000. WLS theatre 8 farm program; 9:1 nartlps claiming Interest under if. OF _________ ... league uniform, according to tbc O. Tohy. deeessed- nr otherwise: .1. TlioreX-rkcky, V f \ g c . into the ftP.MINOLK CIIHAMF.RY CO. rorpora(nr^ C'rt,''4 12 soprano, play syncopators. MV. liny ward. I f living, and *f .***'?**• AVe. the undersigned, luive agreed Jan : b. j» : j. : s ts d iu m ^ ^ y „/ l aV.Mtou Just official averages of the National WkW-f'incinnati (4821 0 concert ! a,L Partle* claiming Interest under to assoclnta ourselves, and do hornw h y Lincinnau t d o s j u concert w Hayward, deceased nr mherLeague. above it. Next fall f.i*vramt» wUI 10 quartet, ihrtrumental trio, < wise; ■ -Thi'oilm n Thaxtrr. Jr. If llv. l>y hcronte asaoclatcil for tlio pur­ Df Titrr rinctk bp played in the .Stnnf\d stadi­ dance. pose of forming Into n .body polit­ In many respects Moore was the xksuxole com 1 liur, ami If denit. all purtli'it claim­ ic and corporate, under nnd hy vir­ um. nnd efforts wilPbc \ d 0 to W FAA— Dalian News (172.9) most valuable recruit o f 102-1. lie ing Interest' under Theodore Thnxt- tue of the Inws of the State of lnl»p care- of tlio throng\ r b to played ir. a utility role fbr the musical; 8:30 rccitil; 11 or- er. Jr., rteerased or otherwise: Mul- Florida, nnd do hereby • adopt the John AYiiiinm Pt^ want tickets. ton KUnwin*. If living, and If dead, following Artlclva of Incorpora­ pirates except for n brief period all parties claiming (litcrest' unitor tion: The Stanford stadium wmSmilt [T h e heir*, d e n / ^ W W J — Petrolt Ncwo (510) 7:30 Mutton Knowles. derrnn>'d. or oth­ ■when he was on the hospital list. AR T IC LE 1. five years ago. Donigncd h^nru- quartet, coprano. erwise; Marta M. KlrireriKC, If liv­ The nnme of this corporation oilier rlnhninti' His remarkable playing vias some­ X and if dead, all parties claim­ shall l.e SEMINOLE C R E A M E R Y fesrora in the engineering dopVtF. Rruee, y WRAP— Ft. Worth Star Teleg­ ing. what obscured by thnt quartet, of ing Interest 11 utter Marla M. Klmc.it of the nnlvenilty, it w.vi lrS. ram (170) 7:30 musical; 9:30 qunr- tlrodire. docc'iseil. or nlh»rwlso; II. CO., nnd its principal place of husBrute, et il rookies who went to Dreyfuss n^ (L if Incsn Hhnll hu nt Sanford. Semin­ lowed out of the earth (I. I.ojiley. If living, nnd If dead, ole County. State of Florhln, hut It lit and and trn tffi<lcl ORDER M ir bout tho_j>ainu time and won reg­ nil pnrtlrM rlnlnilng Interest unlicrn of seatr. re!it aga umy have and establish such oth­ T he Mlatf nf Vldflj ular berths. -aitiHt terraX KNX— Hollywood (337) 8 music; <Icr II. (I. Lesley, deceased or oth­ finmi. The earth for the er places of httnlnesn as the Roard •To. nil parile* , ic side.'- wa;i 1uKj.ions’ Plub; 12 orchestra, erwise: \V. K. niddift. If.living, and) of Directors may from time to tlmo Krcincr, Ydc, Cuylcr nnd Wright, thrown up from the excavation, 1----under Cornelia f. If iloail. all parties claimin'; tntor^\)AF— Kansas Citv Sinr M ID Kansan City Star (411) determine. ■11 in their first year in fast com­ made for Mir idaying ffcld. At 65-7 \'hool of the air; 11:45-1 •ent under tv. E. Biddle, deceased, Bruce, Angus D. ' A R T IC L E II. pany, went great guns for the or otherwise:, C. Clarke Walworth. The general nature of the htm- Fostur. Jehn i(nw| present it is n horseshoe, with ; tin Ni MiidiA^wks. ;>nrn<V)wkn. If living, and If dead, all parlies Iness in ha transacted and conduc­ Pirates nnd their work somdwhnt Clarke ted hy thin corporation shall ho ns Pnratnore. iHr,*, open side tired an 0 slrnWit-nwny KIM 395), claiming Interest under KU.l-t-1(,os Los Angeles Angeles Times _____ (,— crowded out Moore, but the lat­ Walworth, deceased, or otherwise: follows: to engage In and carry Liuimls. mid each « for track cccnla, to .supplement the 8, cnncert'|8:r ............ ter’s showing in the face of such D. Lovering. If living, nnd If nn n general mercantile hiialnesn; or otherwlM: H. J« cinderpnth thnt, eueirclca tlic odgOjuren: 8. concert'! 12 <>ch 8:30 children; 10 fent-John dead, ull parries rlalmlng Interest to make, nintuifnrtbre nnd sell Ice Hoon, Karsh J. 2 opposition stamped him ns one of rv.‘i: 12 <>chestrn. | of the field. According to plane, t WIIAS— fp under John 1>. Lovorlng. deceased, cream: to liny, sell and deni In milk, Boone. Sarah v the greatest finds of the season. * lt.l_ ------- ----’ •* * • * » Loomis. it.M ..... „ * "..............I WIIAS— fpuisvillc Times (400) nr otherwise; Warren Hushhy. If crcnni, butter and other Uuiry pro­ II. *.(■ Manager Dill McKechnio consid­ and If dead, all parties ducts. nnd Other goodn, wares and AHce »’. IlM t'lJ open space w ill Ik* filled, m n living, -i7 :3 0 coitccK/, king tlio stadium shaped 1 this 1 1... -howl•--------claiming Interest under Warren Charles a . Ct«n WMC— Mci'iRhls Commercial ers Moore another Horsby or n I More scats will lie added bv in­ Appeal (503.9) )\ lecture; 11 fro­ HuMiby, deceased, or otherwise: merchandise of every kind, class ami, Martha If. * fcA't l-^r»«Poush in the making. I and description; to nrutilrc, owne. William A. yinrt. If living, and If lesne, rout, sell, nnd otherwise dent and A. iltcktr,iMl creasing the height of the embank­ lic. \ <y.:w llvlnf, and g M dead, till parties claiming Interest, In * Moore filled In for "P ie " ment on all sides. estate; to borrow money claiming Inlerrq » *»-v**eM WCCO— Minnenplis-St. Pnul under Wlllintn A. Htuart,' deceased and real \ r when the hot corps, to secure the same by mort­ or otherwise;. ^ flcorgo E. Marsh, If Jennie Boon, c x™ Interest in college football In (1171 0:30 concort;V7:30 talks. living, and if doud, all pnrtles gages, deeds of trust, bonds, .or Boone, Calvin It | this region has increased r-o rap­ £CdJLcM<* CKAC— Montreal '<425) 0:30 claiming Interest under Cleorge E. other obligations, and to do all surli Loomis, lieqrj B f He played second I lf idly in recent years that it has ensemble; 9:30 orchcntril.' Marslt, deceased or otherwise; Ida .other und further things ns may Loomis, Alim C hi in 17 games and batte At. Holman. If living, nnd It dead he neoesnnry or expedient to he AAllson. .AUriHir'e j been linrd for tlio athletic authorWJZ— New York (455) 0 dogs; done for the successful transaction Haiti, Chnrlnt ji'f .300 in addition to -----, itiort to keep up with it. Ten 0:15 orchestra: 7 W3II St.ijonrn- all pnrtles claiming Interest under of tin- business of this corporation, and A. linehg, ^ Ida M. Holman, deceased, or other­ position without an error. 1years ago j» crowd o f 20,000 at a al review; 7:10 talk; 8:10 qmrtet. wise; Joslsli It. (Jordon, If living, uud to hnvc, czsrrl.m nml enjoy all deceased nr cite*I It nppesrlw h , If dead, all parties claiming the rights, powers and privileged Btandford-California game was W.IY— New York (105) 7:30 nnd Then n hitch in the outfield gave Interest under Jonlah It. tjordon, Incidental to corporations organ­ of cnmplalnt h«*u him his real chance, lie found litre is a late picture of Mile. Suzanne Lenglen. She looks mighty considered Inrgo. The California Switzerland; 9 program; 9:30 ilind deceased, or otherwise: Martha J. ized and existing under tho laws of be luterrstrit In ( Piece or parrtl if -. Flnndera. If living, nnd If dead, ull the State nf Florida. himself nnd in 35 games made only well for n person reputed very ill. probably out of tenni-. for good. Pcr- stadium was completed a little entertainers. Homlnole Cvaoir. 1 A R T IC L E III. ties claiming tnterent under one error nnd hatted at a .350 clip hcj.’:-. her improvement to health its due to the fact thnt Helen Will.! is more than a year ago in time for W IIN — New York (300) 0 stngo The amount of the capital stuck scribed ns fnlldvg Int J. Flanders, dcrc.isi-il. or in California, not Europe. Recently ihc made her first appearance in right In tho heat of the pennant a i.ingl ,*s match since she retired in June. Her health watt so poor she the big game, which was held screen chain; 0:10 employment}1 Cnmmenrlni on Wise; James M .‘ Lewis. If llv- of this corporation shall he Twelve Hectlon T, Tos there two successive years. The 9 vaudeville; 9:30 revue; 10 dnnc«{ struggle. “ ut If dead, all parties claim- Thousand ( M 2.nnu.00 ) Dollars, to didn’t lose a game. Range H )h«t./; yrest under James Al. Lewis, In- divided Into Tw o Iliindred and Berkeley stadium in just across 10■-’in orchestra: II Ted Lewis!*' ’ Moore first played profession­ standing UR rm or otherwise; Harnli Lll- Forty Shores of the par value of tho bay from .Sun Francisco, while Hullthea.U enmk al baseball in St. Petersburg, Pla­ WOR—-Newark (405) 0 music. v| tlers. If living, and If (lend, Fifty ($30.00.) Jbillers each. *t—---lion, runnlnrtu the Standford campus is 80 miles Tin- capital stock nf this cor­ claiming Interest under in the Florida State League in WOAW— Omaha (520) 0 ndfeet to Un 11 Maunders, deceased, or poration may ho payable In. IshuoiI * AID down the peninsula from the city. vicr to lovelorn; 0:25 program; 9 1022. The next season he went up li|>-laliii!K Wert fai'liitlik'ii tract of hud jinry J. Kimball, If ilv- or used for tho purchase or prop­ veyeil; thenrn „ violin, voice; 10:15 trio; 10:30 to Atlanta nnd at the start of the or do.til, ull parties'claim- erty. either real or personal, AVest HIS f«t Nightingales. under Mary J. Kimball. Tor the payment nf h %nr or ser­ 192*1 campaign wore a Pittsburgh iKnurod Ijy liiilh tniployu. iintl cmto the AVeU ||,D I. or othi*i'wlHe; David Hurk- vices, at a Just valuation theroof, tract of ianil; UaJ uniform. He was only 21 when he KGO— Oakland (312) 0 concert; ley, r. living, and If iloail. all part- ( » he determined hy the Board of feet more or M| arrived. 10 orchestra: 12 dance, soloists. lea cliitnlng Interest under David Dim-tors at a nicctlng to hy cal­ aero corner: Ike lken, no matter what the rnlnrica! WDAR-Philadelphia (395) 0:30 llurkhe, dccoMFed, or otherwise; led for that purpose. r* ______ again nt (hr Joseph Davis, if living, anil If dciul, AR T IC L E IV. orchestra. The Indian name Shenandoah, and wages arc."— II. M. Stutter I Tills corpnrtion shall continue nnd meneetnent belt all paries claiming Interest under PARIS, Jim. flit—The French gov means "Daughter of the Stars." of the Hotel Pennsylvania. W IP— Philadelphia (509) 0 talk­ Joseph . Davis, deceased, or other­ hnvu full power to uxurclso Its and h and ruiuUfi emment, iiaa no desire to himlor corporate rights and frnhthlses wise; iKorgc W. Norris, If living, ing; 7:15 concert; 8 recital; 9:05 East Jn section ( J nnd If wad, ull parties clutming for 11 period of ninety-nine yearn line of thin Wego or c h e ek the arrival of foreign . „„ , I songs; 9:15 tlk; 9:30 orchestra. Interest utder (Icorge W. Norris, from and after the commencement Northwest Qui TAM PA, Jan. 20. — Sub-zero K P K A — Pittsburgh (309.1) 7 tnuik.ls, Cantilie t’haatcmps, min­ deceased. ' or otherwise): llonry I* of Its corporate existence. HogtliAVest Qtn weather in the notth, wh. to speed- jn.oeram. jo concert. ister of the interior, has explain­ Chase, If living, and If dead, all tlon 9. lT{ fei ARTICLE V. O LD HOM E TO W N By STA N LE Y WCAE— Pittsburgh (402) 0:45 parties iliilmlng Interest under The business of this corporation 87$ feet to an ed in n letter to the president of ways arc hurled beneath Ice and Henry L. Vhnse, deceased, or other­ shall he conducted hy tho follow­ ... ... snow, has driven sc.ires of profes- n<1(IlC3B. 7;30 pianist; 8 Everready North *$|(if|! .ice Chamber of Commerce, stonal auto race drivers to 1* lor- ,..... „ wise; Hyrih M. Fish, If living, and ing officers: A President,• a ViceAVest m r e f t n l j ,».i ---- ----- > <•— -L ' ! ■" If dead. uL parties claiming Inter­ President, who shall nlso hn the said seetfoni; Us est under Hvrus Al. Fisk, deceased, Cenernl Manager, a Hecretnry and same direction {■;u e !:x\ Oregonian (492) or otherwlsv. Elwyn W. Lovejoy, Treasurer grees. 31 ynUatM.] who may he one uml the feet from mid k J if.II.VlUK. .aid.If..ituiul. nil. uactins re^cert; 12 stroL same person,.and a Ronnl of pi-, J a W ' l claiming lnttrcst. tmUur KDvyn W. ’ivouu-n of not loss than Ihren nor Ail Iron ■Utq'.fl ________ ____ .... ..... ....... — w o UH l u v .u u y , 32' (legretl AVnal Lovejoy. dectased. or dther\vlse; more than live persons, who muyt he fornuilitiuM for visiting foreigners j Feb. J, than can possibly be acW OAI—Snn Antonio (39-1.5) 8:30 Joseph or less, to- lh« r Faulkner, If living, and If sleek holders. 1will be avoided by a temrmrary | eommodnted °n the unproved ipeed entertainers; 9:30 orchestra. -----r‘ dead, ull parties claiming Interest acres, thence Wj I'ntll the first meeting of the morn or iLis. t* »• |document, he says, obtainable of „ KPO—San Francisco (423) 0:30 under Joseph Faulkner, deceased, stockholders hereinafter provided WEU. tiC Z B If- IT S or otherwise? Charles C. I’lke If ncr« corner, for, the officers of this corpornhm 1 hot* 1 keepers, which will take the From points as far north as " ^ c s t r a ; 9 dance i 10 program; living, uml It (lead, all parties shall lie; MM, THRC3 NLTW acres, of Isnil , Ym) are dhaAi claiming intercut under Charles C. SVht'iU'S ON. c;i-1s^'1 | plaeo of tho identity card. \Ym. £L Henkel. President; Providence nnd as far west 1 1 s Kanw n v Urhnnoetnilv I7R01 0-45 Pike, deceased./or otherwise; Net­ ro()uired to appeu M. Chuutemps feels, however, «*» C ity . *pc?.l'vny . a d dirt tra d , 1 SOOT, A v/.Ti! CPf.-V. Heyward. Walker, Vice-President complaint herein it tle V. Colcmnti If living, and If nnd Ocuernl Manager; SM/’F " f'-'-J A l. i V M . that owing to tho fact that the stars have filed entries nnd are L1,/I, ' IP ru ----/‘ x; at Hanford. Semlnok (tend, ull piirtlis claiming Interest Frank AV. Thomas, Mccrotury & TlNKUniNCi i ■la. on Monday, (k under Nettle v\ Coleman, deceased foreign population of France has headed south with their machines m. ••» <m,an February. 1923. mil (ithcrwiso: Lldln H. Huso, If llv Treasurer, VI17H A COVT CF ( recently been co.ime-.~d «.f refug-1Merida will also have a coterie of 1triI^ 11 co„co Seattle (238) 10 orches­ or ■Tho Board of Directors shall lio, suit to iiulet title *■ Ing. and If dciul ull parties claim­ PAINT 1CCUi-ti | CCS f roni vr.rio;i'» Earapcan coun- speed maniacs on the tape, hut of- tra: 11 concert; 12 dance. AA'm, E. Tlmikel, Hey ward Walker. * ant to the above ing Interest um\r l.ydla ft. Hum*, fit'.7 £l/. OOLLA»i,'| Frank AV. Thomas and AV. It. Uran­ lamL t 1Jlcinls have warned nil pilots that hould WBZ—Springfield " (337) 0:30 deceased, or ottfcrwlan: Hnrnh F. ium. It Is further' LewfM. If living,)and If dciul. all » it is t ) lie a ease of the “ survival educational; 7 hockey game; 9:15 parties kept on immigration. Romo The first or organization meeting order lie publish*' clalniltiK* Interest under , tlr rcCug’ vr. hav-> will! ncbcKtra. ac- of the fittest" and nil those notj orchestrn. Sarah F. Lewis. dck'CUHnd, or other- •>1 the stockholders of this corpor­ eight consecutive AA'. I'lper,)lf living, mid If ation shall he held In the City of ford i I eraM. x i < pled the hi.films v.'hieii acenm-*capable of negotiating the oval in «Jlil I1 KSD—St. Louis Post Dispatch wlsu; dcud. ull parties CJalmlng Inturvst Hanford, Florida, on the 3th day of ed In Hanford, u , . ... .... I cloao to record time, will be eltni-1 ((549.1) fi concert; 8 --------recital. ‘. Piper, tlcccaaed, or February, A. D. 1925. for the pur­ Florida. puny r;,yb.:ir:- ' 1 V more hi‘ inatcri. 1 WltC— WnshinRton (400) (icon ,under an„L. ,rA\„Lowell nsuJ> M,AV. Reed. If liv­ pose of adopting hv-lnws ami com­ otherwise; Done and ordefsC rvitter of »<:i t.i .Lt*( - *ind t.i . - ; ‘y f,.nturo of tho speed contents C ert; 7 rhow shopping: 7:10 pian-|ing under*1Lowtills of November. Bit ing, Ihlerest and if dnsut, 1 partlen claim­ pleting the organisation of a at ing Interest under LoWdl AA’. Reed, corporation, and also for the pur­ Clerk Circuit deyefisc l. or otherwise; M. A’lrgln- pose ol electing such officers of nolo Ci lu Reed, If living, and If dead, all the rorporatlou ns ere borejnubove urllen claiming 1'itnrcst under M. provided for. and thereafter. ; the (Moal) :mid to be the ’Irglnla lleed, detc i :ed. or other­ annual By A. it <1 meeting of the stockholders the people of wise; (icorge S. Osborne, If living, of this corporation shall he held Fred R. AVIlson. Mollcltor for Coi If dead, all 'parties claiming oil the first Monday alter the first ruption of the and Interest under Clrcrgo H. Osborne, February of each year. Dec. I. S. IS. Jt ». ears, resiiltinK deceased, or othl'Whie; A. J. Feel­ Tueialay InAR Jan. 5, 12. IJ. N. TICLE VI. ilc^ul ! ref 1 ml , front the constant pressure of the ing, If living, and If dead, all partthe nu-i The highest amount of liulehtidie;iti-■ t>> i 'l l" (-1* T-'T/JAV th »1 "The tr;ir* test of civilization headpiece*. Dr. Mar- leu claiming Interest under A. J. ness or liability to which this nir____ ___ .... .. is . ...(lin'd • 1 mrubh°r n«i|itvvta. Feeling, deceased, or otherwise; .-. r . * ' i 1 I” " ' j not the census, nor the i;iz • of c it-1**un, of Vienna, mentioninir it in »icorge A. Davit. If living, and if pnriithm shall subject Itself nliall C " ‘ ' ‘ J ' ' “ J c_____ j ics, nor the Croats; no, but the kind ! the Clinical Review, says that it dead, all parties claiming interest be n sum not. to exceed the amount I J0HNE.I if-toee WBLTT POUND TvfODOlEM CX.ON1IUK of the cupitsl stock of this cor- 1 5 TICKET* ffi A B ook AT MONIE. THE THRIFT; V . ,(•„! fV"|-(.--:r in of |(d. ntan tho country turns out."— j is not serious when Riven prompt under ( icorge A. Davis, deceased, or lioratlon. otherwise; A. It. S i Iiisoii. If living, MlSTEIi W E lTT SAYS THE ONUf WAY HE Real Estate ti , Lnpiar.i!, i! s n bait of j Hinerson. A R T IC L E VII, attention. nnd If dead, nil parties claiming CAN CRT ANY GOOD OUT OF THEM tS To The tinmen and rcahleiiccn of the | Interest under A. II Stinson, de­ | paste mixed with beer instcttil of i STAR TjS pJlU^ WACfOM OF HIS O W N All kind* «f I ceased. or otherwise; Lillian M. subscribing Incoi porutors and tile 1 f*n reused, or otherwise; Lillian M. amount of tho capital ntnek subscrllicd by each, are ns follows: 1 Stinson, If living, and If dead, all Pnrk Avenue ** AA. E. Henkel, Talladega. A l a ­ parties claiming Interest under Lil­ bama to shnrea lian M. Stinson, deceased, or other­ Heyward Walker. Hanford. Flowise; Janus llcustls. If living mul If dead, all parties claiming rida PI nhnrt’R Interest under James F. II cunt Is, Frank AA'. Tliomss, T.alUdnga, ......used, or otherwise; Everett t\ Alabama. . jo aharen S to v e and Rates. If living, and If dead, all AA. It. Uranium, Talladega. Alnparties claiming Interest under bnmn. in sharou Wool Everett H. titles, deceased, or ntliIN WITNEMH AVI IK It EOF. the erwlso; (Icorge It. Atkins. If living, subscribing Incur porn lorn have here­ <’ul to lug. and If dead, all parties claim­ unto set their hands on this the ing Intercs* under llenrgt* II. A t­ lith day of January. A. D. I‘J35. B r it t Realty kins, deceased, or otherwise; And ■ WM. M. H E N K E L to all parties claiming Interest un­ ?9.0l) per rofi t HEYAVARD AVALKER. der Ruth M. Call, deceased, llenry F11ANK AV. T II 1 1 MAH M. Hlnktil, d;ceased; John A Doug­ AV. It. BRANNON. lass, deceased, iStorgn ^ E. Currier, j Uiuto luriuti* Htiite tH of rFlorida, deceased, • ■ Lenglen Plays in Form Demands iftn »us Stadi C m I 1 fSSHa“j France Smiles Upon ITourist But Frowns Many Professional Uuon The R efugee Auto Drivers Will Race Tampa Fair t e 5iu C 4 John lMv»*ti|»nrl, Jr.. 1 ,*,;,H'(1 John <\ lloiman. 1Comity s ' H«»mlnol»* ...... J.."?pb M. Lewis, deeea led. In tho] | II EKEItY C E R T IF Y Thnt .... following described property, situ -. this day before mu personally npale. lying nml being III Keinltiola I p. ared AVm. E. Henkel and Heyi.’oiiniy. Florida, tu-wlt: l.....—* «<•->* iI ward AA'alkcr, In me well known Lotu Dk to. f,o I. (15, (16, Rd. j i,, |,e two of tho persons named In *1. 93, 102. 111.'ll I Lb 111. 1!■*• i and who nuhscHlied their names In the foregoing Articles of Incor­ poration, and they did severally , u:l. i.oy. ledge In-lore me that they] . • I I 3H7. J IS k' I „ i,t,i .i* , .iii, ,*.7. J»((9, MO. hi t , SingerSewingl easy Machines vr UcP*<r*JJ H r Du Ph on e ISA-AA. »* W. H. Mims. Three Bungalows n'.)t . (■», b t2 . 513. fill; t ’ a/ 516. 1.17. 'T " . •'(". " I " mill 1 "l"‘. aCi-ordlng to the plan of the|B | MilullvJ.ill'll " f Die land of III" Al- ■ Itaii|(i|i)e l.aiul. II del t Navigation I■ i oinp.iiir'M lands, ua per plan or[|| plat thereof, rcrorded in I'lut Hook |M I. padv lo. of the Fglille Records ■ of Maf^iiote County, Florid.i. To any ||,(11(1lie root* and all persona whose 1 Every One at a Bargain on Easy Ter Oak Hill-—Pine Crest— Woodruff We are agents for these subdivisionB uome fftiorl buys in each T H R E E LO T? ON SANFORD I® 10* CLOSE IN $800 each BRITT REALTY CO. iNf for u i r a n m ^ T i r t wn 'nml tlicro niijfliL Ih.* diough left I ilncan’t it? IW n nJa curved mean that tlie under-' In later y c a H -.V ji^ ' sayinj: flapper. |taker U likely to let you down faster, or buck the linevefc^ :.!‘tw If you don't.—Taiupn Tinios. rt zeiil. «*r sAvinf^ nt n bit hnti. l-'ioridu -.aid Mjir i,.!,,., „ = . ... •r||||l|*|IUI**!l | ‘ o ..•onuiL.n’finug mes E Uanlett. lo the shove d a - ) rltied lands, and you are tb» n it ttie.-e regulred to maka answnr j H.«ld bill of voiapLIld ftb'd I ainst »»*** you heroin, oibi-nvlin. hi .Sflll* - wIII h‘ jna«s^ ' .:i , -.-ti) i rt At>rak. I M W U i* t , you und each Ut * you. Realtors 202 First Street. la a ia B n a a s s a a n s s s a B a a a B H a n D s a a n a a a i*111 . i l l �_____ R PROFIT "SiHerald Dally Herald ad rates $JJhInAdvance I ads. will M « mm4 I lotidrdUKlr tmw ___] l « ■ ItM ___ la a llac 9m m tta* ~ _ *m m IIm Typ# doubts above j dates ars for eoahF«rtlona Tof average langth a line. irg* toe flrst la rMUrletad to Ins Tiles* ion* _ _ ia mads Tbs Banwill be responsible Incorrect Insertion. r for subsequent he office should be •dlatslr In caaa of rtCHTIIWU* Irepresrntatlee thor- l ler with retea. rules .tlon. will Blve rou Iformstlon. And If r will assist you In want sd to make tire rxAT NO'TICB. should slvo thslr alofflce s ’ dress as r phone number If [results About ono If a thousa:..: has e V the others can't with you unless our address Lasers MUST be krsoi et The Sea| afflse or fcr letbhea* d'sroattast telU. irrtCi. Prunout, efficient dvertisement (M lTIis Paj| Want Ads Will Keep You Posted on AU Sanford Business Activities of Importance!:- Classified Directory Advertising PRINTING LEARN ABOUT Tone County and WIGHT PR IN T SHOP— Rush ord­ Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* ers a specialty. Phone 417-W, gram. Best advertising medium In 9 Railroad Avenue. Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram. lakeland. Fla. THE SEMINOLE PR IN TER Y— OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales Printing that pleases. Prompt through tho Xenia Curette, service. Telephone 93. New lo- Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural ention. Welaka Building. district. Want ad and display ______ PAPER HANGER rates on request. I. L. TALBOTT— Painter and pn- OOl.UMUUfl l o t ) L P I X l E n - C l i u per hanger. Phono 340. 115 I lea nil* havo the targeat clrculAtlon In BmitliwiJt^rii OoorirlA. Park Avenue. hjite *c /A-word> lln«* REAL ESTATE TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ers and fern growers of Volusia D. A. CALDER & R. R. ELDRIDGE Real estate brokers. All kinds of county advertise in the DeLand property listed and for sale. Of­ Daily Nows, rato lc per word, cash fice 108 Second St.. Near Park with, order. Avenue. Phone 282. MAINE— Wutervtlie. Morning Sen­ tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ J. E. SPURLING, sub-division ple nro interested in Florida pro^ specialist. Subdivision to Or­ erty. Reach them through tbs lando, , Florida, and F l o r a Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ tion. way,________________ __________ a M E r t is e T in the Journal-HerSTOVES aid, South Georgia's greatest _ Morning, afternoon, SANFORD STOVE- WORKS—Oil newspaper. ecklj stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves,! weekly and Sunday Classified rates ovens and victrolas. Your credit 10c per line. Waycn>ss Journalis good. Phono 49L-3. 321 First Herald, Waycross. Georgia. __Street. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— ___ TIN A ND JURTAL WORK Send in your subscription to the JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds Tribune or hand it to your local of Tin and Sheet Mctnl Work. dealer so you can read Florida’s One year Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak greatest now3onper. Avenue and Third Street. Tele- $3.00, 6 months $4.00, three months $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ phone 111. TYPEWRITERS A N I) REPAIRS ance policy udd 75 cents to your c rdor. All makes of typewriters for sale on easy terms, for rent, also “ DO YOU W ANT to buy or sell Miscellaneous For Sale Graham % Ton Truck 1923 Coupe Dodge 1924 Touring Dodge 1922 Touring Dodge 1922 Roadster Dodge 1924 Ford Fordor Sednn 1923 Runabout Ford 1925 Ford Ton Truck (Cab & Body) 1923 9 Pu3sengcr Ford Suburban bus 1923 Panel Ford Light Truck 1924 Overland Touring Above cars reconditioned, nil run fine and look good. Prices Right—Terms “ Maybe" I. W. PHILLIPS SONS Dodge Dealer Phono No. 3 Oak & Second 1923 YOUR CHANCE—$125 buya com­ plete vulcanizing outfit. Full instructions and chart for installa­ tion. P. O. Box 324, City. Briscoe, 5 passenger touring car good running condition, cheap for quick sale, 303 Magnolia or phone 259-W. FOR SALE—One Cary safe, 250 inches wide and 35 inches high. Apply 305 Magnolia Ave., phone 259-W. Dodge FOR SALE— Pure sugar cane sy­ rup, (15c per gallon In 35 gallon barrels, Pure Sugar IIouso molas­ ses 45c. Puro Cuban 35c.— Davis Wholesale Co., Augusta. Ga.______ FOR SALE— 10 acres celery land, FOR SALE— Studebaker nt a sac­ lot 4. Kurakn Hammock. Rich­ rifice. Box X, Herald Office. ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba­ non, Ind. WANTED Real Estate Real Estate Automobiles FOR RESULTS Help Wanted OWNER W IL L SELL close in lo t.'-------------------- -FOR SALE— Small homo with desirable location for residence, ''A N FED—Couple to be m three acres of lund, 50 orange for $1,100. Small ensh payment! «t public wedding at SI trees Ideal „ ,,and , truck, gurden. - , , spot required and balance can be paid Circus. Ring, license, ccremi for chickens, electricity and water., monthJy, Phono 493-W for an- and several hundred dollars wo 10 minutes out on hard road. Phone pointmenf ,1of presents free. All nppHcatb 571-J. -■— _ ——--------------------- ,--------- strictly confidential- No one will j Six lots close in worth $0,500, know name of couple until the ONE OPPORTUNITY! can bo houghb from owner for $5,- ceremony. Apply quick. Shri Sanford, Florida, Tim is ore 000. On easy terms. Phone circus headquarters, Welnka Blit., chance to get in on the ground 493-W. Iltailroad Ave. Phono 017. Ask floor. Philadelphia operators with ---------- 7"t for Mr. Quaintanco. an organization all over the coun­ We have oomu beautiful lake ------— ----------tT* try will open up u new develop­ front lots on Luko Wildmere one* . WANTED—Stenographer, typist, ment in Sanford's suburbs in a half mile from tho Dixie Highway Experienced, prefer one accusshort time. Nobody here in town in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, fumed to meeting people. Phone has yet been told where this pro­ for sale. , , 617 from 9 to 12 a. m. perty is located. We nrc making We will build your home, Innd- 1—- . ■ - — ------------------------- W . 1.am»..OOtoinpai.y >vaius *-*-» our plans quietly for n big opening scape your grove, and relieve you a w n * Home Necessities v next month. About 50 lots in the of trouhio and worries incident to j ***, ^aiifonl. MofJ than 1;»0 uwd first section will be offered in ad­ buildinft up n place. In tho meantime, you can go daily. Income $35 to $50 weekly.vance nt specini low pre-opening Write \ prices to n few who will assist us fishing. You can fish in any ono Experience unnecessary. in boosting the property when we of the dozen lakes, and if you don’t j Dept. H-5, The J. It. Wutkins Co., are ready to announce the open- know how to fish, wo have aoverul <12-70 West Iowa Ave., Memphis, uS ing. We will take you to see the experts who will be glad to show |Tenn. ------------r— . property nt once and you enn buy you. Mr. Scholfieid who has been — from the plans on easy terms, be- singing nt the Baptist Church w ill: "Electrified sheep on a West- M vouch for the nbove. 1cm ranch arc said to havo ro- ’ ot Improvement u LAKE JESSUP LAND CO, lo t *'4 Answer quickly X. Y. A wool and twico as many lambs. Longwood. FIs. 1 ( ’arc Thu Herald. The method ndopted is similar tn that used in electrifying crops, CASH— Paid for fulso teeth, den­ tal gold, platinum and discard­ WANT TO BUY-County produce, ed jewelry.— Hoko Smelting and canned vegetables, syrup, highRefining Co., Otsego, Mich. eat prices paid. Davis Wholesale FOR QUICK SALE—Celery wire Co., Augusta, Gn. Rooms For Rent Xf * 1yV ^1 nt half price. Phone 415-W. L. After a deer and charged ig» * WANT TO SELL— List your pro­ I. I'rnzier. perty with us now. Your de­ FOR RENT— Rooms with or with­ automobile driven by John Wot*; FOR SALK— Roll top desk, mn- scription will go in new catalogue out meals. Reasonable rates. ring on a Montana forest road, the deer was without horns and the hogny, in good condition— Will sell now being made up. Seo the new Lincoln House. ear was minus n fender. cheap. Herald Office. manager at tho new loention. C, A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st FOR RENT—Ono bedroom. 311 AUCTION SALE— Watch for the National Bank Bldg. Park Avenue. STEWART’S SUB DIVISION __________ auction sale of 33 largo lots n t1 T ry Smith’s Barber Geneva on Feb. 5, nt 1:30 P. M. Altamonte Springs FOR RENT— Desirubio front bedWANT TO BUY— Flat top desk, Two hundred lM-uutiful building , roi)M, Modem conveniences, 807 Shop for ffood barber Inquire Herald office. Tho postponed annual meeting lots, prices range 5150 to $850.j Magnolia Avenue or phono 83. work. Ladies welcome. S S f S d g 0 ^ 100 aUSPlieS- Ko° m y thean’f f i* e s 7;;,.sIfSu8n0'’ ‘ dVertlM *" of the Stockholders of the Sanford WILL TRADE— Home in Winter Hen these large lots before youv Building £ Loan Association will and kitchcI Park for like value in Sanford, buy elsewhere. Don’t buy a loti FOR RENT— Rooms WKST V irta iN lA —OlarKsburg. Tha . . ,. . . . N ext to Valdez. VETERINARIAN CinrUshuriT Hximnmi. morning be held at tho office of the As< David M. Douglass, Sanford, Fla. without a public alloy in the rear.; nettos. Shirley Apnrtments.— [THIS DR. A. DOLAN—Veterinarian. Inrtuillng .qitinlny, morning Issua. socintion, 108 Mngnulin Avenue ----------- ------------------------------- ’ Como and seo me any time. I live Opposite Post Office. Doinns Vetinary Remedies. 313 I cent par word, minimum tie. Sanford, Florida nt oi^jht P. M. WANTED— Bv colored woman. I *,oru n,,‘l want neighbors. DIRECTORY J. N. Westbrooks FOR RENT— Fattii.dieil rooms for E. Second St., Sanford, Fin. DKVKI-OPIDtS ATTr:.'’T10N--ron- February 17, 1925, for the purpose light house keening. Possession Gunsmith i, beginning the greatest defor electing tho Hoard of Directors , S?°ki^ vn°] ,h,T t9 ! ' A ^ t o S t f SpHngs^ rplace within ensy velopmeat In lllorl.lss history: n t(1 tran«act such other husilMno KeynoM^, 419 Union. aitnmonto npnn„s. Feb. 1st., 71H Magnolia Ave, Building Material half people of Sanford mllllnn dollar highway to tho 1U1U lo lrnnB“ cl. 8Ucn, ‘ --------- ------------ ----------------Graphoaolas, Clocks, Sewing golf liench Just Itnlshnl; n two ness at may be brought before the1WANTED—House cleaning work, io often needed. ONE OPPORTUNITY! Machine 1 MIRACLE Concrete Co., general million dollar bridge nernt.* nscam- meeting. Iliit when any spenr nursing or laundry work by i Sanford, Florida, Tho wise man 121 Sanford Ave. bla tiny started: quarter million SANFORD BUILDING & LOAN cement work, sidewalks, build- dollar [ Is required. It is opera house under mnstruccolored woman. Apply Lillie I>oz- does not buy indiscriminately, he ASSN., j Injc blocks, Irrigation boxes. J, & . tlnni two mlillt-na lieltig spent on alphabetically for ler. 111) Union Ave. 1buy when the proper opportunity T. J. Miller, President. ;TerwiHegcr. Prop.________________ ' htgliwny; greatest chance for Hvo lieneeI arises. This is his chance. We dev-lopers to i-et Ip on groun>1 Attest: A. P. Connelly, Lumber and Building Material Moot. Writ.. Development Depart­ Jan. 12, 19, 20, Feb. 2. are about to open up a large new Sec’y. ment The Pettwacola News Sanford Sign Shop Carter Lumber Company ppare in this development in the suburbs of Han­ N. Laurel St. Phone 565 AUGUSTA c lin O N icL B — Anford, not a gorgeous s'/bdivision, JIHECTO'f Y For Rent Designers nnd painters of San­ A well-known authority states gustn, Gn.— Augusta’s greatest H ILL LUMBER CO. House o ford’s distinctive signs. SunIPIIONP that Muiunch tiaiubtc and indiges­ classified medium, rate cash .09c FOR RENT OR LEASE—Almost r \ l I L l Service, Quality and Price. u R lllJ i l j / \ l for people >11 moderate circum- tion ate nearly always due to ford Avenue ut First Street. 118 charge. 16c per line, minimum , stances. Public announcement «f| acidity—arid stomach—nnd not.j new store room bn Railroad, Phone IK0-W. TO THE PUBLIC: •30c. „ ------■ , . first opening sale will be made ,s „ U)s( folks belitve, from a lack1 uptown, unloading truck, 4,(M M ) feet The following, named contract- 1ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St. Common Knrdciii sage brewed In-, for bt. Valentine’s Day, Feb. 1L ,,f digestive juices. Ho Staten th at. ” floor space, suitable for grain nr ors are lair to Organized Labor County is reached through wholesale produce etc., write Box to a heavy tea with sulphur added, 1925. No announcement yet made ,, ot hydro hloric n< id in ;d Directory and pay the Union Scale set by theJnhna St. AugiHllne Evening Record. 235. Sanford. Fla. I will turni gray, streaked and fad- to anybody, even the newspaper::! ; )u, s'Lt,0„ lt.h rot;»rds digestion and ed hair beaatitully dark ::ad lux- do not know this location. Work ‘ . fona frrmentati. u• then a i Td' m o t o r - r e : Local No. 1261 of Painters, Dec- Quid; result*. Two eonta per word, orators and Paper Hangers of Sample copy on request. Apartments uriank. Just ...few applications, « f physical dov. lopmrnt will be , n;i^ , K garlaigc in a [INpING. * • Mnrbta ami Granite from aU Americn: aci(I fluids and irasTAMPA, t’l.llKIDA— Tampa Dolly ,£--- n— rp.jTi". n i;-; -.r.rr77i~rr**,l 'Mil prove a rcvelaliqn if.your hair : tatted immctljnteJv. We will of- ...... tuarrlc*. Heat of quality u $ W\ R. Pell, R \V, Tem-.xirlon, tviirknt'tnxhU1' \vhi..l» infl ite th<- stonun ii like Times, thti grtat ' 'home dally, FOR RENT—2-room apartment f In fading, streaked or gray. Mix- for nboal 59 lots in the first secfLFXTItlO SERVICE Wrt'o for lutn.t tlaalauo. furnished, first floor. 202 Park i ing the Sage Tea and Sulphur re- tion to be opened to n few wise . ’, ... i)UlU>on' We then get that rt Electrical repnirs. V. C. Toiler, G. F, Metcalf, Horace rate H ie per word, minimui. C, II. TUItSTBli. cipe at home, though, is trouble- | men who will buy from the plans. heavy, lumpy feeling in the cheat, bntrul Avc. Orlando, Jiminox, II. Harrow, R. I- Scl-.charge 25c cash with order. Write Avenue. Snntoril. Flitrltla lers, Jesse Cook, T. S. Dclk, I. S.! for complete rat» card A" -W or way is to get a If you nnswer this advertisement we eructate sour food, belch gas P. O. Ilux Mix. 1‘hune M l (»i Talliott, T. M. Dunlap nnd G. W. bottle of Wyeth’s Sage nnd Sul* quickly you can sou tho property; or have heartburn, flatulence, waLost and Found HbKS FOR UENT Vcnnbie, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. 1PALM BEACH COUNTY—Tho puur Compound at nay drag store before work starts. Special low scene of stupendous dovelopment- FOUND—(hie I'lristnno tire, tools, all ready improved. This is the pre-opening prices will bo made|terbrash or nausea. EC ~Cor Drive It O. Shinhulscr. Wo also ask the lie tells us to lay aside all di­ |Oak am] Second St. puhlic to see their painters have1Read about it in the l’ulm Bench ilien, nnd motor meter. Owner old-time recipe improved by the for a few who answer promptly, gestive aids and instead get front D AV ID B. H Y E R their local card. 1Post. Sample copy Rent on ro­ please call at police station nnd addition of other ingredients. Easy terms. Plans will be leady any pharmacy four ounces of Jnd AltCHITECT ll. Harrow, Pres. .quest. While wispy, gray, faded hair in a few days. New York ami I Saltn"and"ta£« Vtubfespoonfulin Identify^___________ _________ >DY REPAIRING s.nii.i we .ill uesire iarieipi-r. pa rt i<s nro U|U wnt,.r before broakfaiit, bn desire to i«re- il nhilmtelph-r. parties are the the owners owners .,., Ki„ H;!H H of „ f wttter Member A. L A ADVERTISING gets results If It LOST—One Shriucra Fez. Red, IsS nut sinful, |STEIN — Automobile September quarterly payments tain our youthful appearance and and developers. Address Box X.iwhile irt ,.ff,.rvciciiur nnd n fur­ reaches potential buyers. PaItoae, Uullitimr Morocco temple. Reward if re­ airing mid Rebuilding. to 2,229 Osage Indians in Okla­ Cure The Herald. fur one llrlan<l», I'larlila latka Daily Nuwi is circulated in turned to John Gove 1018 W. Lit aUractiv, ness. By darkening your Y. |ome. Oak Avenue. homa »»ii account of returns from an industrial and agricultural sec­ hair with Wyeth’s Sage and .Sal-.---■|wcu.. while relief often follows Street or phone 405. )3 FOR HIRE oil lands will amount to $3,2011 tion. iiliur Compound, no one can tell. Apartment house on hirst St. the first dose, it is important to IT*!) SERVICE rmy each, which tnnkes $8,900 per enpThe smallest electric lamp in liccnuse it does it so naturally, so This is a bargain. neutralize the acidity, remove the j You just dampen n (Meets nil trains. Bag- ika they have received so faq this TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of the world is about the size of a evenly. gas-making mass, start the liver, II. A . S P U R One five-room bungalow, ia good sponge nr soft brush with it mid Florida real estate advertise in grain of corn ami was designed for yeav. per. Phone 551. stimulate, the kidneys nnd thus j condition. $51)0.00 puts you in this draw this through your hair, Lik­ the St. Petersburg Times. Ono cent) the use of physicians. promote a free flow of pure digc.t-, JTO TUIPS~_________ CAIll’ KNTRK cent a word daily, two cents a word I ______ ing one small strand at a time; house. live juices, CALDER. Day and Sundays._________________________ I The famous well near Durdtin by morning nil gray hairs have lli-ltnlrlitK anil H r vitHlrlleg .............................. Jad Salts is Inexpensive, and is Five acre farm on hard road service. Anytime, THF MORNING JOURNAL is thr Ren, Germany, which is credited disappeared, and, after another np now in crops. Cheap aaw on easy, made from the acid of grapes and Adtlr ro * ciimi i ' 11 1in,.iii, A v r . or 25. accepted want ad medium in I withi only flowing before a year of |plication or two, your hair be- terms, i lemon juice., combined with llthin |0 WRECKER _ lytona (Fla.) One cent a word famine—ns m 1811>. 1848, ami 1891 comes beautifully dark, glossy, Dnyton |and sodium phosphate. T.ho liacm" — has started to flow again. I soft nnd luxuriant. Day or night seran insertion. Minimum 25c. We havo houses to rent. Come !e:is salts is used by thousands of Sanfont. Florida, Jan. I'Uh. ISC5 s o l i lll . V M ) I' .V IX T pbene 394. Night in and see us.—Seminole Realty stomach tiufferera with excellent An rei|(ilri*il by Section l-’. lUiapThe Faint That Saves You ler C5911. IwilVH of Florida, f will FLORI DA— URBAN DO— Orlnnde —Adv. Co., 116 E. Second Street. results. Muncy. l.o In tho following places, on ihe marnng Sentinel; largest classi­ PTY PARLORS Mamifact urml tiy date mid between tho hours sot ONE OPPORTUNITY! fied business, rate lc a word, min­ FRANCK IMPORTS ALASKA K b r r . u n - I . l i i i l . l r y I'alu t t'n . IA RRi MT! Marinuflo after each, for the imrposo of re­ imum 24c ensh with order. 8..lit hy Hanford, Florida, We always Tax Returns for tho ) ear FOXES |i kinds. Rain water a ceiving l.nssiMi I'.tm T c m i i ' t v v “ A S K MR. C O N N E L L Y ” 1U23: get a few wise early buyers to HAVRE, France, Jan. 21— Two I I I H u n n iillii A v r . Old First National lienevn— February Sth. 10 00 A. A LITTLE W ANT AD in Th« help use before Wu announce tho consignments of silver foxes, one t'huur 2711 M. to a.uo 1*. M. About the Following Hargains nhone 245. Herald will bring you big re­ grand opening of any of oitr new from Alaska and the other from , Osceola— February 10th. lil:0i) A. IRS AND DYERS sults. Advertise those oid nrticlcs SI. to 3:00 l\ M. Wo are quicty pre­ Canada, have recently entered i'llV nirtIt* HP#Y I'.S T Y Cm ii I lo t nil H niifuri! A u * * .subdivisions. V imia£fit i»tv «i February llth, 10:0(1 A. you have stored away ami havo lain* VK*livrva» lU ili titiil I7l(a H lr n l i paring our plans now (or a pub- th!« u-*vt. Together they total 98 j STEAM'PRESSERY M.Chuluota— Avrtiur* :i linl rtmiim, Kiimm’, to 12:00 M. v it v lr r ii a*%piM»iarr( UU,IiiiD. !!$«*•> rk a specialty. 110 (■litsp in* it<*oilmil It* liii*utliiii< i*r(i‘<* I ITIIIN. lie announcement of our opening animats and nil will bo sent to the | Hahrlolla—February llth, 1:00 P. no use for. A little thirty-cent nd FOOT SPECIALIST may bring you several dollars. [venue, Phone 327-J. M. to 3:00 I*. M. —$7'U rUNta, |RU |»t*r nioialh. day up St. Valentine’s Day, Fob. I mountains tor breeding i '»ra«. Bunions, Ingrow­ Ovloiin— February 12th, 10:00 A. Phone 148 und a representative F I V I : room n n r liiimsnlot*. I»r.t r r 14, 1925.| If you will boost for purposes. CAFE ■lilcitltal ■ rrflo n o ( r l l > . «lili‘« n l l . » ing Nalls, Heavy CaliM. to 3:00 l*. M. |:|IHI I' \ x l l — sail |M-r niiHilti l iii f. a itml , l r r r l oil in mill imlil for. us ad know how to keep quiet un­ Alt.itnuut.— February I3lh, 10:00 will call to seo you. fui . a or lir. l tu l.lng Silver fox fur commands very fS X c a f e (l-room luiiiMuloiv. moilrrn. and I ' r i r r S.V330.IMI, S.VO II i-axh, #..o |>rr [ feel. A. M. to 13:00 SI. til the newspaper: carry our ad­ high prices on tho French market. Komi lorn I loll. 1 ‘ rli-t* l'J2.*iil.lHI. t in Service and Qual•■■on I It. Lake Stary— February loth, 10:00 I lilt. C. I.. (71*1.13It vertisements we will let you in at Street and Park Avu- A. SI. io 3:00 P. M. NOTICE YiiWelt I>roW Illilg. SI A T I - F i l l It fitiil lt>( mi I'nlm rllii FI V K - n r r r ttrntiKr k h h c nrnr 1 very low pre-opening prices at our The oldest public document ever l.oua wood— February 13th, 1:00 SI. ELKS Orlumlu. l'ln.ne. ICUvator A v r n n r , r n . l r n i rv | i».M rr, Sl.2.*a>. . Ir» Cliili, . imii II lii.iivr, nil [nr #■•.- prices at our new subdivision in M. to 3:00 I*. M. presented in the courts of Queens S230 rnili. S- 0 |n r mniilli. .*.00— la ciir Ii . Sanford I.odgo No. 1241 DRUGS 1'aola— February 17th. 10:00 A. the suburbs of Sanford. Right in County, New York, so it is said Regular Meeting Wed., 28. 12:00 M. LOTS — LOTS — LOTH >RUG STORE — Pre- toRake the line of all future development. was a deed dutedf August 16,1685, Monroe— February 17lh, 1:00 Walter Hand Building. Drugs, Sodas. We l ’. to 3:00 l\ SI. yillll tlutvn w il t pul > mi In puo.r.olun .if mimr o f the lir.l l o t . lit l im n . About 50 lots’ all told will he sold recently brought into the courts Balloting for candidates. Elton J. Moughton A. VAUGHAN. you us your phone. a iiiuiicp iu »u«he dump ft-iii money, hpp u*. jin advance to those who answer to settle u Iqpd dispute. Signed: S. Ruuge. Tax Assessor. D S \ v n n n llx r Q2/vnc* ruickly. You can buy from tho | AUCIUTECT . 1 • v ^ U IlH v llj O t lju l l o |map before the physical work is, The oldest of all pyramids ante -ectricai. VELVETEEN SKIRTS An opera to he produced in itarteu and y »u will be taken nut minting the great Gizt-h group by P ELECTRIC CO. (Realtors) First National Hank Bid?. Velveteen skirts to be worn with Prague includes parts for foxes, to see the property. Easy term:; between 300 to 500 yuirs is the h to Gillon & Platt sweaters for winter sports, come heavers, and other animals, wni e 105 Magnolia Ave. 103 N. Park Avc. to quick buyers. Write X. Y. /. step pyramids of Sakkarn, 123 Sanford, ----------- Florida Pi3. Everything elec- in the most fascinating shades of there will he a ballet of spiders Phone 122 Phone 48 Care The Herald. ( miles south of Cairo. fiune 122. Electrugith blue, green, crimson und orange, [and butterflies. ____ J ACID IN STOMACH SOURS THE FOOD TO DARKEN HAIR ADDTV C!APD HPI?A lm t“rucui,luieinnH'”"1i<»e»tion Seminole Marble Co. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS NOW IS T H E T I M E Chiropodist A ..STATIONS AND I SUPPLIES IVlCE STATION. ( Oil, Tires, Acceasowith a smile. Elm Phone 147 1.3. Srce stations. Mag- rwond. First and Elm, T^nue and 10th StrcetPVlii*. [H.ouTs t THE FLORIST’’ J P r ----- ! By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER e e tO R L TO POT NOOR O O H ’T T O O **t • esACTKR.Oe.EL! \KUCW LE.A.VZ. t * E * l l R .lf?» VT - D O *v c .OR, O W M P A .C K D S C -J a. ; I - 'O ’ . f iu 1*0 I P A C K '? '-tOO .’ C ". Afwj l D O N 'T C/NR.EL W H A T T O O F O R G E T - r— ?/ i f 1 HELVELK v/F.i -.4 A W A Y I L \ K Y ClE- 'cC etELFO K E L! } D C N T W ORRYI KHCV7 HOW T O P A .C K AP-t * V / O N 'T F O R * A v M T T H lM G i T O PIELfWR M / s C C lE . T / S L K - T O O ’O T H ll- U 1 W O Z D U Miv_>O- 1 i (— r N Z V E R . 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PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1925. *11 * ----- G et $7,000 ry o f Bank ilf •I IStctclierJNosr $10,000 Solid >d With Afdin to .Escape ,11 War Dept. Approves 3 Florida Bridges ' NEW GBLfcANS, Jan. 24— Thc *Fkcfr^t Street branch in­ terstate Trurt and Banking Company was held up by two bnndita Saturday morning. Aft! « tyfttg \the ,mannger and em­ ployees with tags, they escaped i in an kdtohiobilc with loot of dbout TT.OOO. BRIBE EFFORT Ma d e b y m e a n s Is Left OFFICIALS STATE SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. Senator Bruce, Maryland, Wants Recognition of Moral Obligation for French Help In RcvolutionaryWarPcriod WASHINGTON. Jan. 24. — Three Florida Bridge applica­ tions were approved by SecreThe Frerct, Street branch Intary o f War Weeks, after mod­ ifying the original plans fo r the bridge ncrosa Sarasota Bay, from Cedar Point to Starmonds Key, the reconstruction o f a bridge ncrois New River at Fort Lauderdale and tho bridge across Little Pottshurg Creek In South Jacksonville. ■ 9 -------------- --------- -------------- H alf Million Development Smith Lands, West of Sanford, And Containing 257 Acres Will Be Developed Into a Stone Appointment Will Be First Class Home District Taken Up Again Mondny; In Meantime Wheeler In­ Will Create Beach dictment Bitterly Scored * . * Ambassador? 40 Thousand Squi Mile Area Covered By Eclipse Visible I U. S. This Mbrnini One Mile in Length HOUSE TAKES UP Senate Debate Upon Work Will Begin As Soon As Selections Expected Men and Equipment Can Be Germany District Attorney And His Aid Senator Declares That He SHOALS MEASURE Senators Decide To Submit Arranged For In Sanford Wants Collection of War Warren’s Name Making No Tell Coutt They Were Not He Tried To Appmacned by Former Debts on Generous Terms AGAIN ON MONDAY Recommendations In Case '{ . I • iraft Evader lurn to U. S. ELPHIA, Jan. 24. cim? a fugitive he SI etcher, com* fhnuffeur to Grov| Bergiloll, notorvader Friday surFederal District re. in Movamensing [fault of $10,000,Icd with aiding and Iserting member of |military forces and caling such a fugi,t be had left Berg­ , Stecher said he . country by .wuy Liard and Canada, ut Philadelphia for ip unrecognized. Emma Bergdoll, over, aware of hin He said he had Ithe name of Frank statement to AsStatcs District Atiy Deininger, Stcchrepeatedly urged fcturn to the United ee the music” and 'erences on the aubd them to separate two and one half e last he had seen added, was a few left for this coun­ in Kborbnch, tho nsuccessful nttempt If Americana to kidevader, in which onu and killed by Berg­ er baiUv bitten. :vrr»tivr. Mid Dci*.Inted every incident <e .Stccher, with the beside him in army rni, fled from the sion nt Wynncfield, his city, leaving bc0 army sergeants 1 detailed to guard he seachcd for a t of gold” ho told had buried in the [land. air, black whon he ;ig racing car in its s gray today—from by thu entire affair, Official intimation of sence here came to [inch, an uttornoy, to tuld his story at a man in whom he Mr. Lynch com‘ ith Mr. Deininger, [the surrender took M to appear before p again tomorrow. |escapc, Stecher stata surprise to him. jir was seated under fore of thu Bergdoll frover’s powerful raciside the house, the orgeants were being Suddenly Grover the door, hurled n |h« ear, leaped to the [flight was on. Setch|r Paid no heed to his [stay nt home and see fough. Ijistead the loaded the ear for the lie race for freedom pvor changed from 1° civilian clothes and through Ohio, Indi­ land other states and Inrthwest. They tlrove |at. one taking the p* other slept. Near bolder they aban[ " ' and started walkifclift” from two nlcn ||»«y .iat outside what f “tii as United States r. while the men went [1Cfd on page 2) liner Again M in Service l ‘ Jacksonville, Clyde |tla' been out of serpp'age sustained when j” an®: a leak about a r, been repaired and ln, service Monday, [need .Saturday by ofL m boat was J1 * eland Dock when |,‘,ie“ rri,l and a negro T 'e t0 e\c«Pe from the I ff*Wed to death. called attenL 1 the placing h scn[tC2 again would hfI « U r daily service F win ln Jwkeonvllle. Ihe bcRm U« initial ayup f„ r rep3ir, L .k o nv.',k’ Monday |° he St, John's river. n n _____ Agent of Dept, of Justice NE1V YORK, Jan. 24.—Govern­ ment officials testified in federal court Friday for tho defense of Thomas B. Felder, attorney, and uaston B. Means, former agent for the department of justice, on trial for alleged conspiracy to obstruct justice by bribery. United States Attorney William Hayward and his former assistant, John Holley Clark Jr., called by the defense, testified that neither .b elder nor Mcnns ever hnd at­ tempted to bribu them. The gov­ ernment charges that the pair, to­ gether with Means’ former secrer? er •klrnecI«?. collected 505,000 from defendants in the Crager Systcm-Altoona Glass Cu?> ket Company, case on the repre­ sentation thnt they would use it in bribing officials to call off the prosecution. Hayward and Clark were nmong the officials the government charges the alleged conspirators said they intended to bride, ns were the ten attorney general, Harry M. Daugherty, and William J. Burns, at that time director of the bureau of investigation o f the department of justice. It wa v un­ derstood that both Daugherty and Burns would be called ns defense witnesses when the trial in resum­ ed Monday. Felder nlso took the stand after his three law partners, William II. Chorosh, Harold Spielberg and Edward J. McCrosnin had testi­ fied that the $1)5,000 paid over by the Crager-Glasa Casket compnny, defendants, hnd been given ns Dwyers’ fees. The three witnes­ ses. in furtherance of their con­ tention that the money was a leg. nl fee, testified that $24,000 of it hnd been paid to Joseph D.’ Kostncr, Chicago nldemnn u.*l. attor­ ney, also as attorney’s fees. Assistant United States Attor­ ney Todd, cross-examining McCrossin asked him if the man he thought to bo Kostner was not in realty Means. Tho witness ans­ wered in tho negative. Felder testified he hnd but n slight ncqunintancc with Jnrnecke who pleaded guilty nt the opening of the trial nod became a witness for the government. Jarnccke tes­ tified that ho had conducted the alleged bribery negotiations be­ tween the alleged victims and Means ami Felder. Jnrnecke, Felder, said, had brought a “ Mr. Gctzler,” one of tho Crager System defendants, to his office. Gctzler it was, he ad­ ded, who returned him ns defense attorney declaring that he was weary of his fellow defendant’s inability to nrrivc at a decision. Getzlor’s co-defendants inter also retained him ns attorney, Felder testified, and it was thus that he got into the case. He served in no other capacity than than of law ycr, he asserted. Borah’s Charges Are Challenged A program of lake front devel­ opment that means creation of a |Two Minutes Longest beach 100 feet'wide and a mile long WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.—Recog. Rule Reported Which Refers WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.—Fur­ opening of a new subdivision of Time Any One City delay in senate action on tho 250 acres containing GOO lots, the ration of “ mornl obligation” on the Bill to Full and Free Con­ ther nomination of Harlan F. Stono of part of the United States to Covered By Eclipse^ ference; Norris Planning New York, to be a supreme court installation of sewerage and light­ France in consideration of the lat­ To Mnke Fight Upon Issue justice, and of Charles B. Warren, ing systems and paving of streets NE;W YORK, Jan. 24.—A ter’s war debt because of loans of Michigan, to succeed him ns at­ nnd sidewalks, which will bo gotten nnd gifts to the colonies during WASHINGTON, Jan. 24— An- torney general wns indicated Fri­ under way as quickly as possible, rapidly vanishing street dark- j the revolutionary period was urg­ othcr move wns mnde in tho house day by both surface and undcr-sur- wns announced Saturday morning ness was daubed over 40,000 face developments. ed upon the senate today by Sen­ Friday to get the Underwood Mus­ square miles in the most den- < by E. A. Douglass of the SwopeAdditional opposition to the con­ ator Bruce, Democrat, Maryland, cle Shoals bill sent straight from firmation of Mr. Stone’c appoint­ Douglass Company. All of the im­ iely populated section of Unit-in a speech challenging statements ment has resulted from the notion provements aro to be made before tho spenker’s table into conference cd States, as the solar eclipse', made yesterday by Chairman Bor­ of the department of justico in any of the lots nrc to be placed ah of the foreign relations com­ between the house nnd senate. today affected the activity of moving to seek an indictment in on sale, it is said, nnd will cost mittee. A rule wns reoorted bv the houso the District of Columbia against more than 1500,000. more than 10,000,000 people Senator Medill McCormick of 111. Before the second day’s discus­ rules committee disagreeing""with Burton K. Wheeler, Democrat, The property to be developed is living totally in the area. sion of the subject has ended, Sen­ all senate amendments nnd referr­ Montana, in connection with the known ns tho Smith lands and lies inoia, is bring considered by Presi­ The bustle of business de­ dent Cooiidgc for the ambassador­ ator Borah had made it clear thnt ing the bill to a “ lull and freo con­ same case in which nn indictment west of Sanford. It fronts on Lnkc his position hnd not changed, and ference,” which means thnt the ngninst him now is pending in the Monroe for approximately n mile. ship to Germany,____________V___ ferred for the height o f celestial wonders. Striking the earth at Senator Dill, Democrnt, Washing­ house conferences would not be re­ federal courts in his home state. The development program will be Red Lake, Minn., the moon's shad- ' ' ton, hnd made a plea for cessation stricted in their negotiations. With respect to Mr. Warren’s carried forward ns fast as possi­ ow about 100 miles wide, swept ' of what he termed "the unnecessa­ Chnirmnn Snell of the committee nomination, n rennte judicinry sub­ ble, according to Mr. Douglnss who eastward in a curve at tho rate of ry nnd unproductive debate.” said he planned to call tho rule up committee Friday decided to pre­ expects to have the improvement thirty miles per minutes to the ..^,^, The inter said ho favored col­ in the house Monday and he be­ sent it to tho whole committee completed before next winter. Atlantic ocean. Two minutes was •>■ lection of the French debt, but de­ lieved it would receive the necess­ without recommendation nfter Sen­ Dredging for the beach and other tho longest time any one city was sired thnt the United Stntcs dis­ ary majority vote to mnke it ef­ ator Walsh, Democrat, Montana, development will begin ns quick­ covered. play n “ generous spirit" in the fective. If the rule prevails,' sup­ hnd submitted a compilation o f ly as men, equipment nnd mater­ Dreams of astronomers seeking porters of the bill feel thnt only testimony given by Mr. Warren matter. ials enn bo brought to Sanford, total eclipse of the'sun under ideal Senator Borah, whose address, u few weeks would be required to before congressional committees according to thq announcement. conditions were realized Saturday yesterday wns in the nature of n get the bill before the senate and some years ago in the “sugar trust” In discussing tho nrogrnm map­ Hnrry Ehle, Sanford Star in New York and New England, hour© for finnl action. investigation. ' leply to a recent speech in the in Michigan and* Ontario, however, Should the bill be ordered to Before his nomination wns sent ped out by the compnny, Mr. Doug­ Leads Field With 78 But clouds French chamber of deputies by lnss declared thnt the city of San-> of low visibility frustrated conference by the house the next to the sennte, Mr. Warren'himself Deputy Marir, from which he Team Is Defeated Five and scientitlo tests. ford will bo asked to extend it’s fight will be in the senate over tho brought the record In this proceed­ drew the conclusion thnt the debt western boundary and take the Four; Dance Follows Mntch Especially in New York City issue hnd become one of repudia­ appointment of conferees. Back- ing to Washington nnd placed them tract into the city after comple­ witnessing of the first total cclipso err. of the Alabama senator’s meas­ before President Cooiidgc who tion. dcclnrcd historical evidence tion. ure are determined to have the found them entirely satisfactory. Eight golfers representing the in 119 years was a magnificent disclosed that the American gov­ spectacle. When momentary black­ “ We plan to begin nt once fill­ measure handled by friendly sen­ The new development with re­ ernment hnd received no gifts nnd ing' in low places, opening up nnd Orlnndo Country Club wrested ness of midnight came at 0:11, it ate managers and in order to ac­ spect to opposition to favorable had repaid its revolutionary debt paving streets, laying sidewnlks honors from a Snnford team yes­ was accompanied by n beautiful to France. He asserted today that complish this, they will ask for senate action on Mr. Stone's ap­ nnd putting in sewers. It Is our terday nfternoon in an invitational sign of the corona there won en­ relection of conferees by n direct pointment enme suddenly, nnd nft­ if Senator Bruce had “ any evi­ vote of the tennte instead of the er Senator Overman, Democrat, purpose to co-opernto with the tourney played on 'the local coun­ thusiasm. Watchers from skydence himself, thnt it wns not usual practice of permitting their North Carolina, hnd hnd consider­ county commissioners in the con­ try club links. The scoring, under tcrapers and hill tops applauded paid, I will accept it.” appointment bv the presiding offi­ ation of the nomination deferred struction of the lnkc front high­ the Nassau system, shows Orlando choered. Decries Bclittleincnt of Aid Today’s scientific observation of cer. This will be done because sen­ until next Mondny on the bnsis of way. We plan to ;>ut in electric won G to 4. Decrying what he termed an at­ ators in regular line of appoint­ the inquiry mndo by the judiciary lights through the whole subdiv­ Lowering skies nnd a momentary tho solar eclipse was one of tho tempt to “ belittle’’ French nid to ment voted ngninst passage ->f the committee in connection with Mr. ision and to place along the beach threat of rnin greeted the play* most successful ever made accord­ the colonies, Senator Bruce read Underwood bill. Stone's appearance as counsel for n white way system o f lighting. ers when they arrived on tho ing to the report of Dr. E. E. Free, numerous excerpts from contem­ Opponents of the measure, ltd •xecutors of the cstnt* of the late “ In addition to tho Smith lands, course. The first foursomr, com­ head scientist of Americans Expe­ porary authorities, both in the by Chairman Norm , arc prepared J. Pirrpont Morgnn In n suij the Swopc-Dougtnss Company has posed of Harry' Ehle, Judge E. P. dition nt Paathampton, Long- Is- ' United Stntes.and abroad, ns tend­ to give battle on the senat n«*-liist James A. Ownbe)\n Colo­ acquired Woodland Park, n small jlounholder nnd Sneed nnd Rogers land over a special telephone wire •. ing to prove that the assistance of over tho proposal to brenk the cus­ rado mining man. to New York. The corona said jract of about seven acres adjoin- o f Orlando teed o ff nt 2:30 o'­ money nnd ammunition aii.uncril tom of ejecting conferees. Senators would not discuss the in*; the larger tract. It will be clock, and the other foursomes fol­ Dr. Free, wan larger and more by France were the result of “ deop beautiful thnn was expected. Two lowed quickly. If the houso adopts the rule, the matter for publication, but there popular sympathy held by tho conferees would hnve unlimited wan considerable talk nliout it in included in tho development pro­ The lenders were followed by prominences were visible to astron­ French people" rather than their power to amend the present Un­ the cloak rooms and there were gram which means that 257 acres omers nt Ensthnmpton. government's jealousy of Great derwood bill. Tile house has no indications that it would become of land will bo improved. It re­ Dean nnd Chittenden and their op­ ponents, then I’nrkor nnd Rlglow quires dredgin'* to fill in the low Britain. NEW YORK, Jnn. 24.— A ray of counter amendments to submit be­ the subject of senate debate. places in tho tract while the beach and Herndon and Higgins nnd their He emphnsized particularly ex­ cause the house bill provided for swung among tha In connection with the subject, it will be created through dredging opponents making up the lust four­ blncknesz pressions of gratitude found in let­ the lease of the property to Henrv wus made known that Attorney spheres Friday night silently nnd some. ters of Bcnjnmin Franklin nnd as­ Ford, who has withdrawn his o f­ General Stone hns sent formnl no­ from the bottom of the lake. nmjeaticully bearing toward tho Ehlo nnd Housholdor won their “ Tho cost of tho improvements serted that in addition to govern­ fer. tice to Senator Wheeler, through is estimated nt nbout $3,000 per mntch handily, adding the entire earth. ment loans to the colonies, out­ It wns tho ebony shadow cast by Both friends nnd foes of the his counsel. Senator Walsh, of right gifts in 1781 amounting to measure agree that many modifica­ Montann. thnt his case would he acre throughout the tract. Wo are three points possible to the plus the moon in eclipsing the sun, G,000,000 livres "which had no con­ tions will bo mnde in the bill if it presented to n District of Colum­ going to divide an acre into only side of the Sanford column. Ehle’s gliding through the void eternal card of 78 was the heat score tour. nection what ever with tho nubsi- goes to conference. Alterations bia grand jury early next month. three lots for it ia the intention dics received through the agency are expected particularly in the Also it becarno known thnt Mr. of the company to make the land turned in during the afternoon, At n rate of thousands of miles including the professional match­ nn hour Its arc described itself in of Beaumurchuils,” should be re­ fertilizer provisions. Stone hnd written a second letter really valuable nnd to give the pur­ membered. vuiue received for his mo­ es. Dean nnd Chittenden navigat­ the hcuvcnH. But this shadow Supnorters of the mensure con­ on' the matter Friday to Senator chaser ed the course with more difficult traveled in frigid darkness and, ney. As illustrating the importance of tend flint the fundamental princi­ Walsh. French loans. Senator Bruce said, ples of the bill will be retained, ..... .......................................... "fill, "t the end, were able to therefore, went unseen by humans. The beach front lots will be Letters Private George Washington wrote to Frank but opponents claim thnt the bill For n brief space Sutunlay, how­ a P°sitlve result o f one point, Senator Walsh declined to make more vnluuble than the otheri but, H lin in 1781: “ We must have ono of could lie rewritten nnd nn entirely public the letters or discuss their it is planned to protect all proThe Orlando players on the third ever this black beacon will havo two things; Peace, or money from new measure reported if the con­ contents, saying that both were perty holders in tho suhdivinior foursomo won by two points, flitting encounter with the earth. France.” ferees felt so inclined. marked “ private nnd confidential.' through mating the bench common defeating Parker nnd Biglow. Tho As it rushes upon the nbodo o f hu­ mans nnd off again, n darkness as “ Thnt ho gift wns made nnd If the Underwood bill does go Nor would Senator Wheeler make property of them nil. No boat tournament thus wns in doubt, of midnight will he spread us if that it wns incalculable value to to conference and is pas; cd by tho any statement. houses nor other buildings will be with Sanford lendirg; t to 2. The this country rests upon unquestion­ senate nnd house, it will have the The Montnnu indictment ngninst erected on tbo wnter front without last foursome, the deciding play of with a tapering charcoal crayoi, ed contemporary history," Sena­ distinction of having been unacted...... the tournament drew a largo gal­ 243,000 miles long, on a path 100 Senator Wheeler returned enrly — ...........— tor Bruce declared. lery for the Inst holes of the match. miles wide extending from Red (Continued on page 2) without consideration by any com-1 ’ Id* year, charges that he accepted The Sanford team needed only one Lake, Minn., to the Shetland Is­ mittce cither in the senate o r , fecs front Gordon Campbell, a point from the final match to re­ lands In the Atlantic. house. It was offered on tho floor' Montana oil operator, for appear Every few years some part of f* ,t M n lt.,4 i 4 « .4 M A a t - ___ ____? _i & itt It W «f „ — * f . 1 n *f * I .I • a - - - — •__ , turn a winner while Orlandir need­ ns a substitute to the agriculture ing before a federal department ed the whole threo and proceedd earth’s surface is visited by a solar hill and was passed by that body as counsel in violation of the law. in n business like manner to get eclipse, partial or total. But tho Unless this course is followed, The Menutor denounced the charges la:tt eclipse to travel in the approx­ them. there will be no chance o f Muscle in the senate as a “ frame-up,” nnd Shoals legislation until the new after a special committee hnd mnde The Nassau system of scoring, imate pnth of Saturday’s came in 1906, nnd the next won’t come until congress. under which tho match was con­ the an investigation, tho senate held year 2144. that it had been unable to find WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.—The WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. — Po­ ducted, awards to the winner of Heralded With Much Ado evidence to support the charge. the first nino holes one point and postal pay and rate increase bill lice Eriday began nn investigation Pussing, ns the impending one Favorable action on Mr. War­ after execution by hanging o f Her­ to the winner of the Inst nine holes will, over the most densely popu­ wns given a clear road in the sen­ Fails In Attempt To ren’s nomination wns urged before ate Friday when a point of order Copeland, negro convicted of nnothcr point. The scores are then lated part o f tho United States and Get Rail Compromise the judiciary sub.committec by Sen­ bert against all the proposed rate ad­ murder, into statements he wus checked nnd the side winning the Canada, where all known facilities ator Means, Republican, Colorado, said to have inude thnt he hnd eighteen holes get n third point. for scientific observation are pres­ vances was defeated 50 to 20. Con­ Sanford, however, was uble to ent in nbiindance, its arrival is her­ siderable debate nnd some changes WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.—Sena­ but after a comparatively brief killed n policeman in Chicago in in these provisions, however, are in tor Cummings, Republican, Iowa, session, . the sub-committee, of 1919, ind committed numerous oth­ redeem itself partly through the alded with more ado than any o f announced nfter a conference S at-1which Senator Borah, Republican, er murders in different sections showing made in a professional its predecessors. I prospect. * Further consideration of the urdny with President Cooiidgc thnt Idaho, is the chairmnn nnd third of the country. foursomo that got under way Departments of tho government I measure went over nfter the vote, he had abandoned efforts ut n com­ member derided against any affir­ A negro wlm had interview Cope shortly after tho first match of weather service have utilized ev­ I which came late Friday, nnd there promise between railroad mana­ mative action one way or another. land, dcctarod after the hanging the tournament began. O t i s ery known device to determine is a likelihood nlso that Senator gers and employees on legislation thnt the latter had told him he hnd George and F. !,. Voorhes, of Sun- whether the skies will be clear or ' <1 New York Giants and Chicago killed 12 men during his career. Moses, Republican, New Hamp­ similar to the ffowell-Barkeley bill ford, defeated Bob Brown prugres* cloudy at strategic points in the shire, in churge of tho Mil, will per­ but dealing with railroad labor White Sox will sail this month on Copclund was hanged for thu aional at the Orlando County Club pnth of the eclipse; for a single mit it to be laid aside Saturday disputes. nn exhibition tour, including murder of two police officers nnd nnd W. D. Clark, architect of the capricious cloud, sailing across the for the war department appropria­ Neither ride, he said, had been gnmes in Canada, Irclund, Eng­ a deputy sheriff here in 1018. In local course. line of conjunction o f sun and moon willing to agree to conference. tion measure. 1919 he escaped from jail and go­ land, Belgium nnd Italy. The first nino holes went to the ut the crucial moment can set at Eleven Democrats and one Farm ing to Chicago, according to the visiting pro nnd his partner, one nuught the lubors of un army of er-Lahor, Johnson, of Minnesota, alleged confession, was arrested on up. George nnd Voorhees, however, astronomers and spoil the fun of joined with Republicans in defeat­ a minor charge was released on rallied shnrply on the last nine a host of laymen. ing the point o f order against the j collateral, and tho next day killed holes winning 3 up. Disappointing Weather rate increase sections which, if the police officer who arrested him. The latest report of the weath­ Out sustained, would have caused a de­ The negro interviewer said Cope­ Par er bureau Friday night was des­ 14 4 4 3 4 3 5 4—35 lay until the house, which has not land went into nomdctail in tell­ Brown tined to spread disappointment ov­ 5ii 4 5 3 4 4 6 4— II yet received it from committee er somo states. It said that only NEW YORK Jan. 21.—Gaso­ line 1 1-2 cents a gn'lon in New ing of the Chicago murder, and in Clark 4ft 4 5 5 5 I 6 4— 13 could act on the bill. no George in Eastern New York, Massachu­ line and crude oil price advances Jersey nnd 2 cents n gallon in the the other cases mentioned 5 5 4 5 3 5 4 0 4— 11 The point of order raised by Sen­ became general Friday in practic­ rest o f its territory. The Stand­ nnmes or places, except that one setts, Connecticut and Rhode Is­ Voorh’s 5 5 5 5 3 5 5 6 4— 13 ator Swanson, Democrat, on the ally all districts east of the Mis­ wus in Texus, one in South Caro­ land, was likely to be clear weath­ ard Oil Compnny of New York will In ground that the rate udvances con­ sissippi river. er during eclipse time. The advance in raise the price of gaouliiie in New lina, nnd others in various sec­ Par 5 4 3 4 4 4 3 4 4—35 70 stituted revenue raising legisla­ gaioliiic ranges from one to three tions of the country. Overcast skies wore predicted for York nnd New England tomorrow, Brown 56 4 5 5 4 4 5 4—42 83 tion and as such should originate northern Minnesota, Wisconsin and cents a gallon which crude was the wholesale price being advanc­ Clerk 4 5 4 5 5 4 3 5 5— 10 81 in the house under the constitution upper Michigan, partly overcast MARKETS Georgo 55 4 5 5 4 4 5 5—42 83 was supported by 23 Democrats, 3 marked up from 15 to 35 cents a ed 1 1-2 cents to 18 1-2 cents and the retail price 2 cents a gallon to Voorh’s 53 3 4 5 4 3 4 5— 36 79 Republicans, Bookhnrt of Iowa; barrel. Continued on page 2. Although tho American Petrol­ 22 cents. CHICAGO. Jan. 24. — Wheat: At tho conclusion o f the tourna­ Frazier of North Dakota; and one eum Institute published figures The Standard Oil Company of May. 1.93%; June. 1.94%; July, ment Mayor Forrest Lake present­ Farmer-Labor, Shipstead of Min­ Thursday showing an increase of Kentucky hns advanced the price 1.69« to 1.70. Com: May, 1.33% ed to the winning Orlando team nesota. Opium Conference Is Tho Democrats who voted 18,(150 barrels in the daily average of gasoline 2 cents a gallon to 1.33%. Oats, May, 61%. the sllvr trophy offered by the production o f crude oil for the throughout its territory with the against the point of order were: Chamber of Commerce. Tho may­ Saved From Collapse Bruce, Maryland; Dial, South Car­ week tnded Jan. 17, the subse­ exception of Savannah, Ga., where CZAR CALLED SELF MASTER or was called upon to make the olina; Ferris, Michigan, George. quent sharp drop in thp output of the advance is 3 cents, and in Cov­ presentation when It was found GENEVA. Jan. 24.—Tho Inter­ LENINGRAD, Juff. 24— T h e that R. W. Penrman, secretary of national Opium conference was Georgia; Gerry. Rhode Island; fhe new Wortham field in Texas ington, Ky., where the price is un­ King, Utah; McKcIIar, Tennessee; promoted the general advance in changed. Standard Oil of Louisana Revolution Museum has received the chumber _______ H _______ of commerce, could saved from collapse Saturday Retd. Missouri; Sheppard, Texas; prices for the raw and refined pro­ has marked up the wholesale and nn interesting document from the not appeur duo to illness. when a resolution was Introduced Smith, South Carolina, and Walsh, |ducts. retail prices 1 1-2 cents to 17 1-2 Moscow government- -It is tho A dance at tho country club be- by Finland providing for a JointMontana. Jhe Standard Oil Company of cents and 19 1-2 cents respective­ census return which was filled in gan nt 9 o’clock with the Fort committe from the first and aeoiad Indiana advance o f one cent a gal­ ly. by the czaristic family in 1897. The Pitt Orchestra providing music. A conferences to inquire into opium Of 2 834 marriages in England i lon effective Friday, brought the These advances have been met answer of the then ciar and czar- large number attended the dunce smoking in the far East, approv­ ending in suits for dissolution and tank wagon price in Chicago to 15 by the Texas Company, Sinclair ina to the question, “ What ia your which was given for the benefit ed by Stephen G. Porter, head of annulment within one year 1,1GG| Cents.* The Standard Oil Company Company and most of the other profession?” was “ Master and o f the newly organized Sanford the American delegation was unan­ of New Jersey has advanced gaso­ large refiners, were childless. mistress of the Russian empire.” Golf club. imously adopted. ■* Postal Rate Bill Given Clear Path Washington News By Vote Of Senate WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.—Tho senate again debated the French war debt. The senate elections committee recommended that Senator May­ field of Texas be seated. Secretary Hoover agreed to nid in the campaign for rebuilding the Louvinn library. Addition opposition developed to the confirmation of Attorney General Stone as a supreme court justice. Arguments on the motion to quash the naval oil indictments were heard in District o f Colum­ bia supreme court. The nonntc interstate commerce committee voted in favor of re­ ducing interest rates on money loaned by the government to rail­ roads. Commissioner Burke of the o f­ fice of Indian affairs a.’ kcd the house Indiana committee to dis­ miss charges of maindminstration of bin office. The United States and Nether­ lands governments agreed to ar­ bitrate the question of sovereign­ ty over til*' Inland of I’ almaa in the Philippine archipelago. Action on the nomination of Charles B. Warren to he attorney genera! was held up by a senate sub-committee on insistence of Senator Walsh of Montana. LOAN INCREASES SWEDEN’S DEBT STOCKHOLM. Jan. 24—Swedenfa national debt increased during the month of November by 11,600,-. 000 to 1.7J7,GOO,000 crowns, be­ cause of the dollar loon floated in tho United States. The property c f the Swedish government is es­ timated at 2.899,000,000 crown* while securities nmejint to owV 000,000 crowns. First Visible In Minnesota ORLANDO WINNER IN GOLF TOURNEY ON LOCAL COURSE a a m Gasoline And Oil Prices Advanced On Friday From One To Three Cents Negro Executed Is Said To Have Been Wholesale Slayer �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2S, 1925. }$$[*%!.r *'r!v3''; All sroiir favorite Sports Golf, of coins*. An IB hoi* coins* Is now twlng daaignai] by Donald Rot*. Thafintat fishing In KtoHila Is found on Saiasou Bay. Coma pit your akill against th* kingly T«ipon. Sarasota Bay, mor* b**utililul than th* Hay of Naplaa, otl*ra nevar adding Joy to tha juiw.i hoai * anthualasr or tha yachtkinan. Th* surrounding country, abounding in gam*, fornlthaa aplandid sport. You will aojoy Ilf* to th* utmost h«t« In VVuii. #al4 Batata*. To live gloriously and to profit greatly OME, let your senses revel in the enchanting beauty of Whitfield Estates. Amid nature’s lavish col­ orings, with the most beautiful bay / in the world stretching out at your feet, learn of the opportunities that await you in the growth and development of this modern wonderland* Those who buy now at the very reasonable prices at which the first unit will be offered must surely reap a large reward for their foresight Here you may live gloriously, and here too you may profit greatly. For as more and more people come and see how nature’s matchless splen­ dor is being supplemented by the handiwork of man, the demand for home sites in Whitfield Es­ tates will become greater and greater. The ulti­ mate prices cannot even be estimated, for there is no limit to the premium that men who love the beautiful will pay for the ideal home site. W hile no actual sales will be consummated until the opening day, January 29th, you may pro­ tect yourself by selecting the lots you want and reserving them today. Tomorrow may be too late. Decide right now to be among the many who will take advantage of this opportunity. If you can­ not visit the property, send for the information which will enable you to choose wisely. That is the reason why Whitfield Estates on Sarasota Bay offers today an incomparable invest­ ment opportunity. For the dream of those who come to enjoy this land of balmy breezes, spark­ ling waters and moonlight nights, is to own a home on or near the water front Plats of the property, together with complete details of the elaborate improvements, may bo had from our offices. In all fairness to yourself, we ask that you investigate this opportunity for un­ usual profits and compare it with any other real estate offer that has been made you. C A d a ir R e a lt y & The First Unit Will be Offered . January 29th* — But You Cun Reserve the Lots You Want Today T r u s t C o m The Nation’ s Oldest Real Estate Firm Sole Selling Agents Mira Mar Building 1 r mI mm 1u1 • SA R A SO TA p a n y Things You W an t to Know Thb entlia development consists of nearly 800 acre*, facing on Sarasota Bay. Tha Turn la ml Trail runs through th* property, which Is only u few mlnutaa ride by tnutur from Sarasota. % Tho property will be traversed by perfectly paved boulevards, so Ingeni­ ously arranged that nearly every let has a view of the bay. Many beautifully doslgnad home* are now being built in Whitfield Estates. One of Florida’s finest hotela will bo erected on the property. A magni­ ficent yacht club and basin Is to b# constructed, enabling you to land on the property from yacht or power boat. A golf courso, designed by Donald Ross, will bo laid out at once, and a vary attractive country club la to bo built. Can you not picture the inevitable enhancement of values In Whitfield Estates as soon aa these improvements get under way? Better make your reservations to­ day, before some one else gets the sitss you want. �->V‘ r i i a m /_ _ j P „ ~ ~ )o Today’s Cross-Word Puzzle L A SFHBEICAL SPHINX— Twixter No. 83. •By J. C. BOYD* w rhsw r ^* Mi | SOLAR ECLIPSE ' JohnnyJonesShoWg-to J)fy Advocates Ll vm w pn m n * v Reach DeLandSimday VIEWED TODAY BY TEN MILLION Germany Showing Political Activity AmericanDoctorsPlan EnglishVisitNextJune DeLAND, Jan. 24 -The great* LONDON, .Tan. 7— The InterState Post Graduate Assembly o f Johnny J. Jones Exposition aggro IBIS atherical n U n x, though mWnt in the graph, can be w*d* to America, an organization com­ a gation of fun producing, joy-giv­ U l k l f yon prtthe ri*te vronl oombirationafro-n tho definition* (Continual from Page 1.) BERLIN, Jan. 24— The prohib­ prising about 75,000 members of ing, gloom-dispelling as well as iron below tho circle. Thus you will rolvo th? “ Riddle o ! the ition issue is gradually becoming th- American medical profession j Bklea fo r northern lower Michigan educational, historical, classical, rewill hold Its annual congress In * -* a live one. in .Germany. During England next June. „ and the Lake Huron region, as well fined amusements and interesting the The party of some 300 or 400 features will arrive in DeLand o n ! the caml,a,‘rn for Parliament reoh for Western New York. representatives o f tho nsscmbly fcjT Directors o f the Canadian wea­ Sunday morning, Jan. 25, l m m e - ! " " 4^ c,09cd tha anti-liquor Inter- which will visit England, will be *"* trR d de" headed by Dr. Charles Mayo, of ther bureau issued prognostications dintely assomblylng at the Volusia f , .V* a similarly disconcerting to those County Fair show ground! wherej dltlatea lo ^ d g d a rc* where* they Rochester, Minn., and will be wel­ in H 15 who will be within the northern they will be in all readiness on stood. Most persons queried were comed here by a large Anglo-Am­ boundary o f the cclipi c’s path, f o r , Monday to start their two weeks' [ able, however, to sidejlcp the Is- erican committee including such <.**•*' » 'J* I«# to 16 distinguished persons ns Sir Hum­ there, too, partly cloudy skies were engagement for the second annual! sue without losing any votes, u phrey Rollcston, Sir William Arpredicted, with possible snowfall, i Volusia County Fnir and Festival, j Among the demands put forazt w ts ti Science Ready for Phenomenon I Recent advance notices from Ed. I ward by the German prohibitionJt buthnot Lane. Sir vWllUani*- Halea a Prcpnratlona more extensive |R- Salter, the Jones publicity p ro -1forces nrc the following: An em- ^ d t e and Sir St. Clair Thomp3i 20 mnde before, muter, nrc very lavish J ^ n praise o f bargo upon nil intoxicating drinks Bon* than ever were ____ _______ . _____ Mf* ■ await tho arrival of that tip o f , the newness of the different feat- imported from other countries; im­ TI 31 moon’s shadow. Leaders in all urcr, not only ar regards the equip- mediate closing of ail saloons of OldEnglishSilverware g branches of science will observe 1n,«nt but the originality o f the at- n shady character; restriction of 3a any record at sen, on land nnd In j wmeo nre on new lor tyza Hquor production to the quant- O ffers Good Dividends,* tho air this phenomon o f solar t exceP*■ tw° ° / ltns.t >'c a r " =u: ccm- fty osrential for medicinal nnd re4? cclipse, which is caljed .The cmef cla.m j jigious puipuacni purposes; DniucairttllUIl sequestration U ofI * ' ’ nature's t ' « c,s* f V «|j of the | Johnny *■ | LONDON, Jan. 24.— There is r. most awe-inspiring nnd most beau-1Jexpowtion and the o n e ,n]1 breweries nnd distilleries; so- great boom nt tho moment in nr■47 t!fu npcctnclo. Jt£ w |cUHxation of restaurants ord erd tique silver over hero and genuine >*7 They have gathered nnd rehears- the big Canadian fairs. Including hostolries: strict nrohibtion of the examples of the nrt of tho old M 55 ed. In thirteen fixed observato- the big nntionai exposition, at To- , ,ic .,r intoxicitim? drink-4 hnv« _____ ___ t i , _______ I rnnift. middi,. west nnd „„,i south­ raic *»t intoxicating drinks to boys English silversmiths nre at present rics, _________ noted professors will mnncuv-1 ronto, nnd nnd middle 50 fetching high prices in the nolo nnd girls under age. er ponderout telescopes nnd cam- j ern t'tate fairs, is that cleanliness rooms. Quite recently a standing Most German people favor the eras. On seaplanes and hnttlo- aml freedom from vulgarity from salt cellar which weighed only ton S In.-t named of these demands, but nil the different attractions. Con­ ships, government scientists will on the whole are skcpticnl as to : ®uncc® brought $11,500, or 60 times , JJ conduct similar operations. The tinuous performances from 2 P, M. ., ginnt dirigib'o Los Angeles will until midnight will be given "with thc Practicality of prohibition. The tsTuVC'lfht in, Cure R0,t1, 73 71 join n squadron of army airplanes Johnny , J Jones Expos^Uon’ Band >stor,c* thcv rcfld about rum ru»' ■ T h * C ke0n,,8t ha?er8 “re "a,d tn 1 1 ners and booze fighters in tho Un­ be foreigners nnd colonials, and in mnklng observations at great in concert programs quite recently enormous quantities 5 ited States nre cited as evidence altitudes, above possible clouds or that prohibition cannot be en­ of fine old silver have been shipped !* fogs that may frustrate earthto the United States. Asked for The rikht kind of inspiration will make -fur U-t nriow arc the definition*. raid ver forced. bound observers. the reason for the increased de­ the rid home and then you won’ t want to „ words. mand for old silver, a well known carry everything in stock to make the old hon NEW HAVEN, Jan. 24— A total VERTICAL Woman Steals So HORIZONTAL. expert said that it was an excel­ nnd jort like new. Have us come out and lu eclipse o f thu sun was successfully lent investment. The longer it 2— fj.. fame 41— preposition and tell how little It is going to cost. 1— at+JeJe 34photographed at Yale ObscrvntoHusband Will Have , wns kept the more valuable it be* ■ 4 2-7 to ward - 8— practise 2— to establish ty, everything working in perfec­ 43— count fraud 8— Sotthem tion, according to tho program, Funds to Gamble ;r » V t t “ ' & " T A hS t 10—foreig n 4C— pendant State Yale astronomers said. All feat­ Logs For Telephone Poles Are mass of ’ l';t~-grlmc with old silver in verv 5 fahbr.) Shipped From Two Places DETROIT, Mich., Jan. 2i.— Mr*. connection ures of the heavenly spectacle wore congealed 14— play rare nowadays, tho expert added, a J— .ircfoi clearly visible. In Western Part of State Helen,Colbert, 27 years old, con­ as tho penalty had been made so 1* water 1 fi— sketch 6— city in fessed today to Assistant Prose­ tzreai that what was to be frainrd £j ty5—c o a r s « 48— plural end­ Ohio PHONE 565. NORTH LAURELjjjj NEW YORK, Jan. 24.— Deer in 4 linen of ing of TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 24. cuting Attorney Moll that during from th? deception was scarcely ■ G— metropofi* . open at Bronx Zoo stumbled over — Marketing o f juniper telephone the last four years she has em­ worth the risk. many India lay ono another in terror during dark­ poles is one o f Florida’s compara­ bezzled between §30,000 nnd $10,— breaks nouns SANFORD, FLORIDA . railway ' 51— monk’s ness o f the eclipse. A great nrtie tively new industries. These polos 000 from the Detroit Piston Ring 50— loss one’s (abbr.) 1 Edwin Donbv, former secretary i footing owl hooted and flew about. A nre now being shipped from one Company, where she was employed of the navy, has been made a 33rd a m a n iB X B a a v a a n n c ca a n M in n a a n B K a n n z iiiii r title • 7— freed 52— soon 713— club henvy weight alligator bellowed or two places in West Florida, nnd ns a time clerk. 8— gAnnont degree Mason, in recognition of 23—by bJ— conjunc­ as at night. 3— fiery Mrs. Colbert took thc money, distinguished services to the or­ BBBBBBRflflBnBBflBnHBBBHBBMBBBBIIBBailRIl from stations along the Apalachi­ Z i— long prafi tion 11— Dutch gar­ she added, in sums ranging from der. cola Norther railroad. ticcd ' 54— a small den pLt $100 to $1,400 n L a timu to pro­ The southern "juniper” (called 1 cask 26— a small 12— nostril white cedar in tho North nnd vide her husband, James Colbert, lizard 60— o f each fobs.) ('hamaccypnria thyoidcs by botan­ with funds with which to gamble. (mcd.) J2S— prefix 13— tturtolcrs meaning ists) is an everygreen tree with She married Colbert in 1021 un­ Stove and Fire Place 67— ovum \ •f tabla from ago wholly 68— past tense15— bebmgiug tall straight trunks and very dur- der the impression that he was fib-- hairtow % Wood 2D— a pest of substan. nbio wood, used extensively for a business mnn. she snid. Thc •jH— dirertlen to ,30— voting tive ve.rb police are seeking Colbert. Cut to Suit 60— enmhmtDg wire-carrying poles, nnd former­ 17—crarlrer hawk 69— preceded ID—giving ^$9.09 per cord delivered form Mrs, Colbert was arrested in (Continued from page 1) ly for shingles, buckets nnd other 82— eye (Scot.) rapidly mnmtn, 20— pieces inside to transact business. Once wooden ware. It is said to be even the Wnyne County mid Honu* Sav­ Britt Realty Company *32— observant 111— mirror !*c» which have over the Canadian bonier. Steeli­ more resistant to decay than cy­ ings Bank, where a trap was laid attention f 3— cavern been cut in 62-—lih w er continued they walked 15 miles press (extensively advertised in for her by detectives who had Cl— entreaty *80— stenogra(mbbr.l long etripi tn .throw pursuers o ff the trail,, recent years us "the wood eter­ been trailing her for a week. Shu ptiers fj <1— p.*wt S3— 22— eot'lu I f . S. F O N Ii and then obtained their steam­ nal” ). It is fairly common with­ was arrested after she had pre­ flR— thus 67—overlook 23— equr.i 7b —«kib Ov«*r W o o d ru ff & W atson ship tickets for Europe. sented four bogus pay checks to­ in 50 miles of the coast from Mas­ '29 — ancient 63— pertaining 57— value taling $581) nnd had received mark­ Mr. Ucininger did not refer to sachusetts to New Jersey, and from ■* city of 70— vegetable *;®— ;ridhn*» 25-—time speci­ TYPEWRITERS Stocher's description of events af­ Dismal Swamp to central South ed money in return. . Jlaiiy Ionia 72— arranged I 's b h r . ) fied ter he and Bergdoll reached Ger­ Carolina, and then skips tho whole In her confession she admitted H U Y ------- S E L F .--------- K E N T -40—put out In tresses 73— fBA^ruline 27— old Pfe.iveU many, nor to the attempts to kid­ state of Georgia, as far ns kno\sn she had embezzoled the entire Clean—q.'i.nlr silver I’ himr r.US nap Grover there, and Steelier except . . ___ «; tfrJ* for a small area between amount through fake pay checks coins himself, upon emerging from the (-Macon and Columbus. It renp- issued in tho names of workmen (1 Y ) 29— i.enrtlr ’ 7* —p*dnt? , District Attorney’s office on his |pears it Liberty county, Florida, who had left tho employ of the "1— European way to prison, declined to com and ranges from there to eastern company. country w ow * ment. "I began to take the money in Louisiana, in a belt about 50 miles * Ilsrev/iUi is solution to puzzle Mr. Deiningcr said Steelier had wide. It avoids lime and mud, nnd 1921 when I first mot Mr. Co|bort *1** «* V •.No.* i*2. . . . worked in factories in Germany grows only in swamps with cool and he asked mo for lonns," sho , EX PERIENC El) W A IT R ESS (No others need apply) **W f» wnrn mnrfiml n vnni> * since tha disagreement with BergA WORD FOR REGIKNEK&. Wc wero marrisd n year water. Tho water of Dismal raid. AT ONCE ! P 3 p i [e a 0 fo" H g 'oT rl doll two aml.pne hulf "ears ugo. Swamp, used to he especially pre­ Inter. At that time J thought he Tho best way to i o h » -m Bj Si [ l r s a_4JP E * c Si*,* f/is wlft. Ida, who obtained pass­ fa fa K ferred fh y nnvigntbfs going\ on^- wita^a business man. 1 loaned him BELL CAPE ‘ cross-word nor*to Is 4m ‘ turn tf age to Germany to visit rclnffven f u r : ■t;li * p [k E iA iiji H V about $100 nt a time ami each long voyages from Norfolk, and quickly ov'ir the U*Z- s i u N El i E L A M there, did not return with him, the cities of Brooklyn. N. Y „ and time he repaid me. f^ 9 | c zuntol am? vertical Stecher said. "A fter we were married, I dis­ I B B B H B B I B B B S I f l n S a n B B B B B H a B ■ Mbhile, Ala., used to get a large F L E and compare them t<a Om p u n P E E Mr. Deiningcr said Stecher did part of their water supply from covered lie didn’t have any em­ /* A R p in the putxle crxtr^dnw L IO t !\L W [ r li A Good 5-ronm Bungalow furnished n wise or downward from dv, pot refer to the “ pot of gold" in streams flowing through juniper ployment nnd soon he confessed <i;A X T E B 0 L T 1K H jj E number of the nynon>-*,k. Musm lih statement. he was a professional gambler. He and five acres located on paved mvamps. It S M O A. E [Li w A N — 0 word which will Just fi» •» U*« Dr. R. M. Harper, who has stud­ continually asked for money and road about four miles out. Price)M number of spaca arrdnMs wiR E hi A ied the forests of every county in I took it front the company for 51,500. $25,00 cash, balanrj to suit. J) L V E A D Permanence and recsonnblc cost nro tli| 5 •j/ I l R — quickly occur t» ynn tn wwpc rr Florida, Alabama and tips .southern him. But he never knew where r G E A R A D F must important elements in building your1 Lot on Sanford near 131 h. Price fl E £4 |9 instances, giving you a fontr half of Georgia, recency devel­ I got it. He thought I was weal­ $1,200. $200 cir-b. Bntaiuv $25 « A? Ci i ^ [E A fi r \ O B 5 i_ U dalion from which to rohr* the \h oped the information that tho thy, monthly. A contractor that operates a novelty mffli more difficult words. The it O H Ml "It’s no use for the detectives to \*&L til T d Florida juniper is being market­ a able to do the work to your entire satisfy words most iatoclock p**rf-ctly. Fj btw E Le L l J N G s j Corner lot 16th and Palmetto M ed for telephone polea when he look for the money now. It’s all T .M Price $1,250, S saw them advertised by n Georg­ gone. Both Jim and I are broke. paved two sides. ,fifift unit i •<■’ ■*** Hpu<ij>*ra In*. You have our assurance that wc are ia concern near the Florida state My husband continually took mo­ •Terms $100 cash nnd liaiance to ruit. n (Continued from page l ) qualified to construct, remodel, or repair^ tl Napoleon Bonopnrtc Fairclough 3d. tract tho company is going to line where he felt sure the trees ney out of our budget box nnd City Block between 12th and 13th JJ home as any other firm. > lost most of it in gambling. Some did not grow becnusc of ,the lime­ “ This kid hns lost $100,009 liy maintain tho highest standards stone in that section. o f it paid for cabaret parties nnd Streets, paved three sides. 10 lots J* tho permission of the developing in block. $8,500. Terms. $12500 n this action today," the elder Fair-!|company. Throughout the entire the like.” cash, balance arranged. dough raid, indicating his RrandTO MEET ON MIAMI evidences um! otiison. T set aside that amount f o r , buil<lin MIAMI. Jan. 24.— Tho F.ver- WAR ON PETTING PARTIES Haggard Company g ergiades Improvement Association him in my will, Hut I will strike it ,.W(, ha* c the ftij> assurance of thc will meet nt Okeechobee Feb. 12 out now. JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 24. — :r First Nnticnal Bunk IJUg. City Commission and of its co­ and 13, according to plans now "Potting parties" on Duval coun­ “ I hope he doesn't got. a cent of n ilL A D E L P H IA , Jan. 2t.— Nu. operation in making tins one of |be,n}, made, for tho parp08e of forPHONE 72 ptiicon B. Fairclough, Jr., of Pater­ your money," Mrs. Fairclough re­ in most desirable sections m the i niulatingr plans for presenting ty’s’ highways have incurred tho torted. "There is just as^ much . displeasure of the county commis­ son, N. J., was sentenced to thirty money on my side, nnd I think you 1 To sum up our plans and I Everglades problems to the drnin- sioners who have declared war on ■ B B B B B B X B S B B B B H B K B B I B B S a nspirations up in a phase,^we i*'^ age board in order to obtain some them. Action o f the commission­ day:* and fineil $300 in the Bucks are only bluffing, anyway. Thc younger Fairclough married tend to make the subdivision a action by the next legislature for ers followed receipt of a numer­ county court at Doylestown regcptly on a bigamy charge made his firnt wife November 30, 1922. little Miami. Tho natural beau­ appropriation of necessary funds ously signed petition asking that by hir. first wife, who has slnca On Jqpa 1 of last year lie clones! ty o f the tract will in no way be to carry on the drainage work. the board allow a gute across the Sanforil North French Avenue. 6b*alne*i a divorce. Sentence was to Itigelsvillc, Pa., with Beulah distributed for we hope to add to Representatives are expected at front of a road which has been it instead o f destroying it." declared a count highway to re­ the meeting from ten counties. *llPnosed by Judge William C. Uynn, Grabs, fifteen years old. of Pater­ BBnBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBHHBBBMHBBBBBBBBHH Mr. Douglass declined to mepmain up. County Attorney Mat­ lifter Fairclough entered a plea son. When the first wife learned tiop the consideration nt which thews ruled that the gate could lie ASQUITH ACCEPTS TITLE o f non vult, the legal term for no o f this marriage she caused Fairkept closed if not locked. It was cur'ention <if chnrges, dough’s arrest on tho bigamy the Douglass-Swone company ac­ Stove and Fire Place quired the tract. LONDON, Jan. 24.—The Even­ decided thereupon to not disturb _ As lie was taken away by the charge. Wood ing Standard Saturday says it is the gate, Commissioner Brown ex­ sheriff, his father, a well-to-do Fairclough is 24 years old and a Squash rackets, which is play­ understood former Premier As­ pressing belief that “ it protects Voal operator of Paterson, strode former student, and was married Cut to Suit over to the complainant, Mrs. Dor­ Nov. 30, 1922, to Dorothy Wood­ ed with a large India rubber bail quith hns accepted nn offer o f an the people of that neighborhood Britt Realty Company With Par-a-sM othy Woodward Fairclough. Sh1* ward. He was arrested July 4, and rackets, is becoming popular earldom with the title of Earl o f against the automobile nuisance Sold by Dr $9,00 per cord delivered at night." wus holding her one-year-old son, last. Oxford. in Loudon. IF you OWN V0U(* OWN HOME, INSPIRATION IS ONLy THING IN THE WORLD THATCAM MAKE you MOVE, warn MARKETING O F JUNIPER POLES NEW INDUSTRY CARTER LUMBER CO! COMPANION T O DRAFT DODGER GIVES SELF UP Hi WANTED S a Home Plan Half Million In Development Of Tract Near Sanford Son Loses Fortune ■As Father Is Jailed On Bigamy Charge & C O L L E T h e Builder ITCH fcnnSnB riBBB3H ilSnilSEH flaK BBBBB BU BU BBBBBB BaBBU BH I!BflBBaB B B B B H B B K B B B B B H B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B BBBB BBBBBBaBBBaBBB BBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBlIBBBBBBBBB BBBBH BBBBBSBaH aa N >#» ti­ ll, cr M m M m M ■ s g B U 1 ■ s ■ S ^OBRBBBniiailBEIHBBaflailBBaBBBBraBBBBBBMIlllU1 DRIVE OUT TO FORT MELLON SUNDA */ . r * Note the Development work now in Progress. Picture the way this Subdivision will look in a few months when the Beautification Program is completed. Fort Mellon Development Compan “Prom oters o f Sanford’s Finest Subdivision” M B a ^ a n B H B B n a a a B f l B B B B B B f l B f l B B B B B I l f l h B r i M a f l a B H X U B M l M a a M H a H a i a B a H a f l B B B B B B B B B M B f l B B B B B B f l X f l a D f l B B I I B f l B f l B a a B B B B B B B a a a ■ ■ ■ B a B B B B B B B B a B B B B B B a f t a S . * ? ■>>>■"■■ ■ a B a « n * « l B B B B « B B B M » » M « * « B B a B B a B B B B B B a B B!, ■ ■ ■ ■ g a l l / �» I p * r T ? ’: Clartnw Relgle Dies! OPPOSED TO SUNDAY MOVIES OF Minesbald Daringthe HUGE R jA m S A L E S ORLANDO, Jan. 34.— Strortg op­ WorldWis AreMenad BRADENTON, Jaa. 24 —^tle of lC3ne WASHINGTON TO position ravenuo stampu by the post offieo has developed here to the Clarence W. Relgle, 39, died Shipping hi Baltic Sea indicates real estate transfers in opening o i thaatm on ^Sundays for [olland Wednesday afternoon at his home BECOMESHRINE pithqv shows, proposed in special - . . - -_ i Bradenton and .vicinity totaling c > HI, HolUnd, Jan. 24. once Mid that he death by ■a Dutch canal, and tensive amelia from canals often make s wonder how the , r to Uve In auch a In Lake Monroe. Funeral services were conducted t Friday afternoon at the .Union Church of Lake Mon­ roe by Rev. G. W. Hill, pastor of the Free Blethodlst Church. Mr. Relgle was born In 188G in Michigan where he lived until com* ing to Florida 11 years ago. He came to Lake Monroe in 1931 and became foreman of Spencer’^ Dairy there. He was married at 30 years o f age. Besides his wife, who before* her marriage was Martha Dunworth, he,in survived by an aunt, an ue? clo and two cousins, ^aSi°.U5 Women- Buy Homo Which WilLBe Dedicated on May 1 By Calvin Coolidga FREDERICKSBURG, Va„ Jan. k 'J 'Amwr c a s ^«wsst national stirlne, Kcnmorc, thq mansion that was the home of Betty Washing« ,n ,V wis‘ only sister of. George Ctionable odora have Washington, is to be dedicated ed to the presence -May 1, and President Coohdg© has » hitherto unknown been asked to attend the ccPemony. which its Dutch In the drawing room of the his­ U Ellon, deacrlbtoric house a simple ceremony, on |^an Biological JourJan, 1, marked the transfer of the j-imed this organism last 11,000 o f the purchase price [thermodesulfuricana. of 410,000 to the former owners, e virbrto needs oxyand the property passed Into the stenco and describes possession ul the Kenmore Associ­ CRIME WAVE SPREADS jcal action. It Hbcration, a national, organization with nhuretted hydrogen ST. PETERSBURG, Jon. 24. — headquarters here. ‘ the atmosphere of Thr^n years ago the property else attractive and An incipient crime waye him spread was about to be cut up, into build­ over this city, causing Chief o£ uth town, especially Police George M. Coslick to Spur ing lots sold when a group of nerz. , hi* force to rid St. Petersburg women, representing the Washing­ Dr. Elion’s ox- of the safe blowers, store break- ton Luwis Chapter of the Duughitch town, especially ere and pickpockets that have ter* *** fhn American Revolution, speraturo exceeding drifted into Florida with the tide conceived the idea of purchasing enheit and ore still o f winter visitors. Over the Udit|t,ut e^tmo and . preserving it for [degrees, os well as week-end dynamite was used o n ' posterity. According tho Kenmore st frost. a laundry safe whero the thieves i Association was organized and an got away with 310 in cash and active campaign was carried to of Birmingham, |200 in checks. From another: every state in the Union. jired a marriage II- laundry they got $26 in cash and Kenmqre was built in 1762 by fthc formality of ob- mare than $100 in necks, while a Colonel Fielding I<ewis to be the pung lady’s consent, gasoline filling station and acces­ home of his bride, and it was there [and jailed when he sory rtarfe was robbed of inner that .he and Betty W^hlngton lhei' to enter an au- tubes and other accessories valued lived for many yaam. At that time at $60. the mansion, hgusa of an 800-acre Iclope with him. fnrm, it now occupies a quiet and dignified spot in tiie residential section here. Stately nnd impos­ IME TOWN By STANLEY in g without, its interior walls arc adorned with stucco work which Ccorgo Washington himself de­ ign ed and had executed at his ,,r ° r N 3^‘ orders by Hoslau prisoners o f wnr. True to the old type of colonial buildings, there is no veranda, or porch; steps lead directly into the front entrance. The drawing room, where the presentation ex­ owca i •• II fount* i ercises were conducted n few days 'M*tTihe» ago, was the gathering place of p vj! WHCOS • the flower of colonial aristocracy, YUj ijrflW&vi/ ! the later, when the new untion ARt.UM'Srtr/wiI I was born, it wns the scene of j many celebrations in which both ! American and French officers toasted the victories won. The Kenmore Association now plans to raise additional funds as an endowment to insure the care nnd maintenance of the mansion , for ull time. ly printed ballots handed out laat Saturday night to those In attend­ ance for the purpose o f obtaining a vote on the question. Ballots from that rource are said td have been almost unanimously in favor of. Sunday, opening. zJiubs, Sunday clafxea, churches and. other organ­ isations, on the other hand, are unjting in a movement to oppose the proposition. { * A plan for defense in wnr by ; flooding, tho ground ahead of the , enemy with flaming oil has been devised. |» a iTAWOWA n SrtB GARDEN HOSE 12% cent per foot For Few Days *.<*FV See re r m 3 « ia . ya— Ball Hardware Co. AMSTERDAM, Jan. 24—-Twen­ ty thousand detfp sea mines' are slowly rising to the surface In the Baltic arid adjacent Waters and ate becoming a formidable menace to shipping;, according to A ; Fiscs, Netherlands * consul-general In ■sAaJT'CW f \ - « * * rt more than $14,000,000 ip 1991. Each o f the $1 Stamps sold roprerents |1,000 in trat^ctions, and the sales fo r' last year amounted tb llt.oe2.YT, Postmaster W. I). Griffin reports. ——». ^— ■ ■— ««. Army Hamburg. Drills IJ In a report published here re­ Protest cently Mr.-Fines says that during In Japane^r SchodldS tho war CO'.OOO mini* wore laid be­ ____ u — :--------------- ‘ • tween Bergen. Norway, and tho TOKIO, Dec* 24—The proposed id Baltic archipelago. Forty thous­ Irish Board Plans and'of institution o f military training in <3 them nave been recovered in some way or other; mostly, it is th» middle and Wither technical assumed, through' the 'chains •by schools *nus aroused violent o p .; ■ , nxm /iv. , , which they wore secured being position among students, many i jj LONDON, Jan. 24— Because o f ! gradually eaten away by tho action nteilectual societies and in theiB tha heavy presn of business on the t« f the *on water bulk o f tho native press. Student Pacific cable, occupying It to the Tho re. t aro* still unaccounted bodies have sent deputations to: II , . £ Its capacity, tho Pacific for, and they ate reappearing grad-* the war department to register Cable Board has decided Jo frill •ually in unexpected places. Tho their objection in the plan, and a 1 for-tcntlcrx in the near future for consul givss warning that the Bal- number of educators have made dupHcaU cables which will be S n ; tic, tho Bothnian Qulf and the public addresses or contributed to use Inside tha next;; 18 months. Finnish waters will not be entirely the newspapers against it. This statement was made by. the mine-free for a long time to come. Tho supporters of the plan chairman ot the board to a de­ maintain that It has no essential m putation from thd. Empire Press FINNS PROUD OF LITmilitary obpectivo. but is intend, Uitloh, which asked, for a reduction HRATURE ed ns a substitute for sports and in rates for press messages to to invigorate the youthful ntind ustralia nnd Nqw Zealand, and HELSINGFORS, Finlnnd, Jan. us well as tho body. "Wo have s that facilities fur this traffic be 24—To demonstrate that Finlnnd studied bow the American auth* substantially improved. hns n large native literature, n ’ orities are, through military dinThe chairman said- that while fair of the printing trades wasldpllne, trying to 'keep tho spirit appreciating the importance o f recently held here, The Finns of tho nation vigorous, steady nnd wide facilities for the- dissemina­ boast of being the most literary energetic,’’ said .General Baron tion of empire news, tho-capacity nation in the world. They point Tanaka, former minister of war, of the cable was impracticable Ao with pride to the fact that their "nnd we have found their system handle apy additional traffic. No little country has 76 bookshops lu so clever that we intend to copy further reduction o f rtites could be the cities, 219 in the country, 400 it. To impute any intention to made until, the cable hod been du­ bookstall agents and 820 newspap­ us o f making preparations for plicated. er stands. war Is absurd. deserves a bank account f a lt its O w n 1 Five dollars deposited with us every month at compound interest will provide the money fa t a college education* ; 3 Sanford ; • **?; f ♦» . I Loan and Savings Co. Phone 321. Magnolia Ave. •^■■■■■■■Kia wwti£=■■■*■■■»*■■■■■■■■■*■■*■■*■■*■*> csaiiBuitaiiHuaagagMHaaaHa aaaaaaBBBBBBBaaBaaaa>aaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaapniaamaaw|i ' s 11(5 MAGNOLIA A\fi. 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J L l ^1. - . ■ _ ----Lf .u y rr Jf pv* cJ D eL a n d yFlorida at Atlantic Coast Line Station Five Big Days • JAN. 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31 e __ Five Brilliant Nights ___ Acknowledged to be America’s Greatest County Fair Automobile Show in Largest Auto Exhibit Building in Florida—Poultry Exhibits Greater Than Last Y e a r New Mammoth Livestock Building Completely Filled— Liberal Prizes in All Departments Races Each Afternoon, Half-Mile Track Twenty headline free acts, including special display of international works;Capt. Fred Wilson of Sidnay, Aus­ tralia in 90-foot dive in flames; Auto Polo; Russian W olf Hound Races; Vernetta Clark, Queen of the Tight Wire; Unde Si and Aunt Lucinda on the Hay Wagon; Special Rates on all Lines of Travel-— New Fine Arts Building Housing a Great Exhibit from all Parts of the Country—Great Agricultural and H or­ ticultural Exhibits—New All-Steel Grandstand. World’s Champion Heavyweight Contortionists; Bernice and Williams, Aerialiats and Gymnasts; Millie Sylvania; Good Clowns; High School Horses; Trick Mules; Barnum & Bailey's Trained Pigs; Band Concerts; Johnny J. Jones Midway Shows. Remember the Dates- — Jan. 27 ,28, 29, 30 and 31 V �V I *■J •>s>*sk/ .r -.*■ QF>i> T " , . •#* ->. *i. S a n fo rd H ei m rr aftmiiHm n r t f l Rnadar at *»n f«n l. h'lnrliln titered u i Hwmul Mutter, Jtober ST. IPIX at tti* I'ontofNee I ' Ranforil, Floriila. under . Art o f larch 3. 1197. . ■» > .• How Many W jil Come To Stay? Of the million visitors who will hnvn „„ . ,, tween the first of December and l ® f i S 5 e many will become residents of this state ? *** of ^ r*!» how I rhtma 148 fS a c n a c n ir r io * h a te s • On* V«ar—17.00 Six 3iontha.._|).l0 Delivered In Clljr h r Carrier, per week ltc. W eekly Edition lz.00 M r Tear. SFECI.tb AOTICr.i ivrir will they leave here?” With tho one’ **,ow much money oral Florida n ew sp a p erstiM te tthS £" sovwill spend anywhere from a h u n d r e d & \v‘ntf V ’^ 01*8 dollurj irs in th e sta te. n a re d to five hundred million — ■ Allowing that each of the million visitors All obituary u m i p la cin g 1th e m im h pr'n t a m, — uuu m e y cca y ay l’ $ r : it"' ? « » i i V. " S a f e ti ne u' i- rnn ,t .u .b. a................. IF ,,* b y w ea lth y v i s i t o r , f o r nV eStm en? 2 ° ™ " le ft *2 ssoci a t r o lo p rid ubs The Associated Press la exclus­ y o u g e t som e idea o f th e m o n r v J w t ^ e n t p u rp ose s, an d ively entitled to the use for repute tion in the sta te, k eep in g S n L ^ ,.8hou,cl be> c lr c u l« Ucatlou r,f nil news dispatches aredlted tr. It or not otherw u* cred- m ore s u re ly than e v e r b e fo r e . m m in ff m o rc b ria ,{,y an d •«t«d In this paper and also the local news published heroin. All rights 0 t republleatinn o f special dispatch| •# herein are also reserved. SATURDAY. JAN. 2(, 1925. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY 0 A N d mistaken William AU^n White chairman o f the Cos­ mos Editorial Board, the H i to?- , b is o f whieh appear daily in Tho ■ Tclogrnph, won a prise last year fo r the best editorial o f the year, tnat placing am mini™, is ,*„ co n*ors .*?^e __ «n o n1,lB i flotlce*. card* or thank*, ______ _ raaotutton. I nn|„ * . ,_ “ 7 the number’ n u m u er at uth la sec ri «vtu aativ a Kfillion v w. iid iv u — g p eennQdg8 “ n edi tor who r‘*f made a and notlcea__o f entertainment lerU lnsients where 1Pn ,y R h u n dred dollars 111 fth is tnitn a , a *,%'vT~8P nmall raper famous and who holds I THE ANNUAL BOBBING K E L L O G G MACON TELEGRAPH „ M l U \ n I- h rRAjt.i----.' Kdlter ' M. IIO W A Illl UI A lii____ _ .M i u p n Kt*~ 111 Ma n o l ln A trn M V COOLIDGE and how many of these visitors will dorTP0)* 11^ 5onsi(1.eration fa» ent hemes in Florida. Well-to-Hr^Sf i° f 1;fkc'.their permannew vision, and untold enthusiasm0^ ’ )nlwnK' new Weaa. the development of this state T h^haV° ( or!? .wom,cr8 in open and see advantages that manv of muT -Vlth K.°.Ir eyes Thrift I, _ LI i cial Side , Ice 148 G. W. Spancer. Jr., and It. I. Dean were hosts of a dinner party .it tractive h a the Country Club Friday eveningrover, includhi preceding the dance given by the a Venus Pi Golf Club. The Rrpe'of The table wns ppntored by a Day l graceful crystal basket filled with Spend e^eni sweet pe&a and ferns. profitably b Covers wrro laid for, Miss Anne improving yoi Earle Fnrmer o f Anderftn, 8. C\. , mind. Instrti Miss Teague Simmonn of Mount 'j tiie-educallopjiji will, .Mobley, _ --• S, —« C. Miss Georgia .uvuic), T h c < n crosk Miss Salta* Lalf-. Miss MildrVi) w o r d nuzz Ics Holly, MiM Olive NcWr.tan,’ Calvin will add countless words io ymir n o? . , , f t t I c'’ !'111-anr. Or.lcr NOW and b«; Moisch,' ., J - _I°i M. _ Ik Hutton. . v John ........ —•••■«. convinced —........... l Send ycur order at . Jr., K. L. Dean and (.». VV. Spencer.;onct-. Yin1 flrrt volutue ***ill curilyl v ——- — j make yoti a fan and get you realty Miss Nell Williams will lm* .■ r x i,’,,ri <be next scries. Fend money' her guests for the week end. Mrs.' ori,or* 0-,l>rcs3 nr cashier’s draft R. R. Wright nnd Miss Klitabr'.h c " ill snip COD if you desire and loung o f Oviedo. jeherge you the Pftsgi*. Fpstar... M18S KATHRYN WILREY, 3 „ d « y E d it." 07cn after yr 2 5 i y °u :hould„.^ ^ \ Yon n' us,t « n S J*ou ®ro» going "*rt I n . on to It rather than enter the ser- DON'T "K k s IT OFF ISO Jjfjf iS L riabI tl, T ‘,,0P° ntfl,n dnil- •' HJZ’& r t “* th,/ t ®PP®*red In Sundaya rdegraph on Coolidge and S th0 most vendable. editorial that our attention - has been called to in recent months His interpretation o f Coolidge h * essentially the same that we have £ ? Rivc’ ,,ut »omehow he did the thing so perfectly tha» v c wonder why we did not s ly the thing like he said It. Coolidge. ns Mr. White says Ik n symptom and not a complaint. . he van?1 to swing "i* h° things neSt ".an, he wants in but the line o f manifest destiny jn ndvanco o f those who have put hi him L” Coolidge were ti the #*3^ nntion at a timo of action rather * act,’on rathpp than in “ period when the who^worid'seem s to ho repenting for h a v S i “ iftr.. *he ideal as >t did umfor the brilliant leadership n Xir Dob, m ■SHORT ^ ever trv *rrT >?'l *h» j» « i K v a cwc.bl|r bid h k| h 'i ^ 'S run i icial lendar iturday at the Library at at the Library at Lsic Club will meet r r it a onday es Guild will meet Uke at 5:01) o ’- M IS S C H IT T E N D O N IS B R I D E S M A I D C h u r c h C ir c le P la n n in g * IN C ard W E D D IN G O F S T . A U G U S T IN E G IR L Miss Edna Chittenden has re­ turned to her home nfter spend­ ing several days in St. Augustine where she went to act ns brides­ maid «t the wedding o f Miss Mnr*°" Miller and Clarence Robinson. The following account of the wedding may be of interest to many of Miss Miller’s Sanford friends: It ha3 been n long time since ns many people gathered in Memorinl _Presbyterian church for n wedding ns were there last night to witness the marringe of Miss Mnr Milter o ?—• S t Augustine M „ re . ........... to Mr. Clarence D. Robinson of tairmont, W. Va. A program o f music played by Mr. Lorcnza Pratt Oviatt, organUt, and Mr. Vincent Walkden. vioinist, began at 7:30 o’clock, nnd long before 8 o’clock, the hour *cf thl! wedding, the church was filled to the doors. After the whiie the accessories were of silJ J J J . Pret‘ y costume was completed by a yracoful becoming hnt of the same shade as the drcf?' w,tb ostrich trimmings. The mo ids and matrons of honor enrr.e. arm bouquets of pink Premier . '.*• nn,i the maid-of-honor carwit l, “ k nrm h° u,luet of the roses, ‘V,. sho'J'Cf of orchid sweet-pens. Miss Ldna Chittenden of Snn°ril, ono of the bridesmaids, wore delicate spring green. Miss Ellen Terry of ChnM nn^"* Tom, °* GhattanOoga, & I unncll Jr., cousin o f the bride wore turquoise blue, Mrs. Ray.* mond Schroedlcr. of Tanipn, the second matron of hom.r, wore a lovdy dress of yellow. Orchid was the color chosen for Miss Adah Mil er, pretty young sister of the Pi who wns home from the Icrida State College for Women P a rty on F r id a y The Circle Number One o f the All .'{mis Catholic Church met with Mrs. S. A. Berner, chairman, Frldny nftemoon. The regular business of organi­ zation was first attended to and plnns were mndo for a card party » b* Kivcn.Wednesday evening. Jan. 28, at the K. of C. Hall nt 8 ° j i t th,° pub,ic t0 bc invited and the admission to bc 50 cents. The following committees were ap­ pointed. Refreshments. Mrs. John Schirard, Mrs. Alice Peters, and Mrs. C. Horton Walsh. Card* nnd prizes. Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, Mrs. M. S. " »ncl Mrs. A. B. Mahoney. Mrs. Berner nsissted by her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Wnthcn, serv­ ed coliee and cakes. The members of this circle are: Mrs. J. A. Sheppard, Mrs. Lewis. i L‘ ncbnr<lt. Mrs. C. Horton wnlsh, Mrs. J. C. Aycock, Mrs. Aiice Peters Mrs. F. E. Roum•'at Mrs John Schirurd. Mrs. W. L DT e yi,.M[ " M* S* Wiggins, i 5 \t* E\W“ thl'n, Mrs. Will Kholley, Mrs. M. L. Jlinor and Miss Jo­ sephine Tnrbell. . The Supreme Ruler— Exult yo Exceeding t.v S t r 3 S J ,th ,n dal,3[ the Lord our Tiod, and worship g ra sp , fa il to a p p ro p ria te f o r o u rse h -M road to m ake fo r tu n e s out o f F lo r id a k S i ^ S tra n g e rs c o m e an d •t his footsto.il. for he is holy,— ng with tho Bible gorou* as along ^ -|SI*L( IAL OFFER. . We will send,' 4 } cou ld h a ve b ou gh t fo r a s o n g . * ta te th a t h o m e -fo lk s Psalm 1)9:5. jf the Westminster Those enjoying this delightful i P^Mwid Senes 1—2—3 $4.00 c <M )i ock at the home of B ut th ese people w h o w e re slrin cr..™ „ C occasion were at follows: I D.VRWALCORP. Dept. A .1143 ( Rlcyred are the Cm A; EARTH S LAST eeler on Union AvcMesdamca Sandy Andersor. «*. :79J Broadany, New Yoik, N. Y. cussed are the t i j S h a ve a w a y o f b e co m in g a ’ nnrt n t unLrP Y .^cw m o n ^ 13 a g o PICTURE IS PAINTED sh o rt tim e .eeler and Mrs. L. Abercrombie, Alvin Alcorn \. p j * T h . v r,a ^ F loridft in an a m a z in g ly vii bo hostesses. Please Randny. D. S. IlaUbitt. C. |). C rio.. I ________ ? ! 1 } ! m c -. 1 he> c ft0 I« ;,re g r e a te r lo v e rs o f th e b e a u tifu l When earth’s last picture is paint- sta te th e y h a ve a d op ted a s th e ir o w n ^ h a n Z What a man dowi ~ Davh, * o e a u t»Iul J. C. Dran, I. D. W.I ice. • v s 1 e<l nnd the tubes arc twisted important as why^ rekers Class will l)orii. T h e v w ork and fig h t fn,. tu . an a ro th o n « t t v c Epps,. 7,. U itatiiff, i*. W. Stokes. and dried, ,eeting at the homo G. C. Spearing, T. L. Sullivan. M .1 o th m a t the real neonlr* fin d p e o n l . wr f PJneLio r i n e i f e 'kt,® ! ? S? a •wmi.uiiiu, ho.m ? Ia" d* ant anfl x y When the oldest colors have faded, iin Nixon at 3 P. M., Ideas are like L. Writrht, Wansiey, J. 5. John, jl ns and the youngest critic has b r o th e r citizen s w ith s in c e r e cordtaH tV nccc|,tctl lh c m « wing ns hostesses, son, Will Raynor, Ross Adams,! r.C3j- If you work*; died, dbury, Mrs. R. It. Grnv, f\ p. ilerndon, O. lotncy, : classed at* a liberal or as n pr^. . Out o f tho million visit It becomes nn ' rvva J We shall rest, nnd, faith, we shall - a i d ’ of I). E. Camp, Mrs. o Z a U K Mr!’ a\\,alkdcnbepla>ed tie W It. n. Monroe, J. M. McCaskill, G. some. gressivo who wants to make progneed it— lie down for uu winter, then, how many will elect to tnk^ .m F, n(Ia. lhl:i ro'-s ns last a , the times aHow. M , I t o l WM „ tlcn,w by Mrs. C. L. Goodhue. f o l l o w ^ „ umbcr,, v,l,|ch h„ , brra K. Mi'Kny, t , Papu, A K, Pow «. . • neon or two, m this state? How many will so. < in , up, tbcir res«lcnce era and Edward.-. Misses Emma . Akers. especially requested by the bride: P ls, ?< Mr. White snvs. he is The good m»n Till tho Master of All Good Work­ ty and be led to see the man S brother Owens, Iris Kinhy. i<la Gray. \ t \ °\d an(l Seminole coun- not hard-boiicd. And perhnps the pan Club will meet Old Refrain (Rrcisler) Polichinellc of the brideA*nsM,lk‘r best man. The -hem; the evil gn(j| men shall set us to work f Mrs. E. C. Hnri'a Woodcock. Dorothy Stoker, t.o(Krtisler) Vinneso Melody (Kreisfor, for tho rnnkin^of n Z w & t" ,{CS ,hta « « » <*• best designation that could be mnde ushers were Dr. J. R. Moseley, Mr. anew. m Avenue with Mrs. ler) Souvenir (Drdin) and Spanish T Lvnns. Mae Chapman. .Minnie irk fl? t I1® ,s “ Choral-conservative Metrger of Detroit. Mr. •And those who are good will be Allen and Marjorie Hoskins. rs. Mury Maine* as Df ncc (PcWul<1)- Ww. J. W. Coop­ '•ho is having to deal with a ConDance at Country Club Liyile J. Morgan of St. Augustine hnnpy; they shall sit in u * «. ,, ----- — *— Augustine er’ ram pa, an out-of-town pm-s that Is rather hard-boiled and Mr. Earl P. Blue. golden chair; Stove and Greatly Enjoyed guest nt the wedding, sang very the Government at 1he bride, who entered the They i hall splash nt n ton-league tho visitors could l « made nnd «n l h, i “ n " ct,lal count * W Fortuntely sweetly, “ Until.” K * fuesday ellington is now in the htir,.i.‘ f..* BBBBBRrflaBaBBBBeBnBaaBBBBBaBBHBBBBBBHBBEBBBBBBB* church with her father. Mr. Geo. cnnvns with brushes of com- number that will establish' theft- ho“ £ t a Wo * " ° f ,ho honest men so far ns h on esty "! School at 8:00 the The chureh wns beautifully dec­ Augustus Miller, who gavii her in r..T."V ,,iVICo Kivt>n ot the Country ct’s hair. [will present a play orated with pink roses against n ... G*ut to | Club brainy evening by the re­ usual y attained to by ordinary They shnll find renl saints to draw marriage, wns charming in white cently organized Golf Club was ?!),00 per t#r<| H IL L L A U N D R Y C O . \ t’* for the benefit of men n public life. These m en ? « « r thou- Washington an. nl.» S r° Unl ‘,f forns* Pnbns, and georgette, beaded in crystal. The from— .Magdalene, Peter nnd snn^new c S n J n ' l , nbT„d<le';n!,<!, I g0o _ " imungundi. one of the most delightful affairs Washington arc also fairly bamboo. There were many light­ . Paul; Britt Realty | crowds that are seeing Florida , ! u m,? C 8 po|,ul'lt" >n front business men. am] ns Mr WM»« Our Service— Everything a (jtundry Can Do. a bycominlf model, and ut the season. iartment of the Wro- ed candles in brass candelabra, '\r They shall work for nn ngc at n son. Sanford «hn.,i,ii, . ' A1... I l' "K lh,s unprecedented sea- nays o f these m W * " i t . n 'Y,h , " e = |I entertain nt bridge arranged on the reading desk, nnd Oliss Miller who is a pretty type Mays ,,f tluMe rulers, "Mr. Coolid'go S a n fo rd sh ou ld h a ve its g o o d sh a re. ?!b.0f af jr!K'tive club rooms wore sitting and never be tired nt OUR SPECIAL L. Newman as host- tno quaint antique Innp.s of brnss made n pretty picture in her bridul artistically decorated with grace­ is the best In the lot.’’ ** S ull. robes and veil of tulle which fell —O“ " t h o ends of the pews were to the end of her long train. This ful bamboo and spring flowers, Mr. White’s interpretation o f the g I ntnili Hnish lac II). minimum 81.50 ITALY’S ELECTION LAWS lighted, nn especially nretty ef­ was arranged in coronet fnshion ine splendid music for the even­ meaning of the appointment of Trees For Our Grandchildr en And only the Master shall praise P o lk C o u n ty O r a n g e ing wns furnished by the Fort Pitt I0TICE J0IH E I (Must Be Hall hint Worki fect being achieved. Ambassador Kellogg to the post of them, and only the Master with orange blossoms, and sprays Co logian Orchestra of Orlando thom T h ’ j T T vnn,, I,e<l. . f 11 Kuropo. Royalty and nobility worship LOUISVILLE COUKIERJOUHNAL S S " ' y y of Stnte (. This was n rainbow wedding nnd shall blame; F e s tiv a l X ' t ’ u t t i f j ? .... .......... *«s a t : DRV CLEANING \M> DYING of orange blossoms were caught this dance was the first of a scr­ Morgan, chairman the bridns attendants wore chnrmReal L’ sla/f-la F lorid n . too. w ill g e t in lin e so m e d a y , b u t ju s t n o w it is ..ting, it also gives quite n ray By his amended electoral luw, And no one shall work for money, FRESHING AND i'l.IUTING here and there in the graceful folds ies o f affairs plnnned by the Golf [Department of the n ow it i of hope to those o f us who want just passed by the Chamber of that now under the most favorable WINTER HAVEN, FLA. All Until $t I and no one shall work for th e s ta te o f P en n sylva n ia th a t' i V n t,- i- m ,t 1 wishej to call nt- ing frocks of georgette in carying of the veil. She carried nn arm f lub which promise to be of un­ conditions for themselves there are I » 0 \ T V ISM IT fame, la »J, again O ffic e ^IcM ullea’ s linrUer Shop. Photic 9 U 3 n‘ tlp f»?ter in Deputies, Mussolini has 'I bich.nl1 blended harmoni-j bouquet of bride’s rosea and show- usual popularity. Ibridge party which Janiinrj- 2H-20-Sll-:tt only 22o pure Fascist members of Park Avrnar „ j , But each for the ioy o f tho work­ iuP|nnreCti ° " Lo f W’oodrow Wilson’s made concessions to the opriosi- the Chamber. When the seats n x l i l j T . l,rt:sse« were sleeve-1or of valley lilies, * . T " — • »«< »«* « ™ » e -1 «-'i ui viiucy lines, and wore a Among those enjoying the ex­ DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY ENTERTAIN ■by th is department hnn At I*ridny’s riotous session, 1. are tisuaB aB «aaa«nannnnaB»iisaaH B B;iaaH anBB»aBa!f ing nnd each in ’his separate tion. At . i tuny s seas on, increased to r.cn if Loon, Jan. 27, at 3 t t r i T t ei M‘ on points nnrSr ,0r ns In S trL*?nl?.< !. *n Lbridegroom. Stri.n>? of l’cark. ^ uift of the cellent dinner at the club preced•'.rr 0 Wl,itA w bite out,KolIo«P. marched • •w h ich ---------- -star, WITH ‘ KIDDIES FROLIC” ostrieh with ° nltouches of silver, mg the dance were Mr. and Mrs. lembcrs who expect “ " SSt e n . at " T h e ? Shall draw the Thing ns he sees n « a loan of *25.000.000 for the purchaae o f w i w 'i i » S 7 « r with Roosevelt part of the wav ed in amiF T S S h X T . '" . " J l f l 1 Roy Chittenden, Mr. and Mrs/ 1L fiwjucjted to notify j BBBBBBBBHBn*BBBBrBasBaan*aaaaa«BnjaB.1aBHBr.asaBBa»T jut was not present when the Col- mK i r re„:i=*,: n 1X h,i,, It for the God of Things : & ! s ™ lV n , Z 5 . r , f r k, ™ t minorA. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Forhrman, hostess, not The honie of Mrs. Walter Raines “ Mn’m” being impersonated splen-! M || K X T IK A T IO N O F L E A S IS ns they are! n handled. the chief object of attack Ilmen it hnvin^k tH'‘y , h ave a' Ways rest Lake, Mr. aa.r Mrs. George cn'Holly Avenue was the scene of i r x « b L a Z ‘ Ve(L nn Armag p,W°n. Am ­ Iday. Phono 96. a didly by Mrs. A. K. Powers. r r k e,I°inr favored the « l» ctouM atlowina nlaral !!^h,n; i L 'A V.T.‘' l,.cc'.1 «'l.m a t,a that a AT THE CHURCHES — Rudynrd Kipling. (V Mr* ,,nt* Mrs. R. j ! much merriment on Tuesday even­ 4 4 ■ Nations with the United A short musical program took £ Holly, Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Lewis. ing when the Daughters of Wesley PHOTOGRAPHER . ---- -------------------0 -----------------------l.v ■ Mates in it, but on the final show­ inis provision has been eliminntup tho first poriod of school (sing­ Tk to . ono.1 A hick town is where n safe a LMONTE nti3 decreusintf n u m b er o f fo r e s t down voted with Lo.lge rather FIRST BA1*TIST CHURCH The nigger in the woodpile” trees. Christian Science literature may ing lesson) after which the lesrather e*l. and the measure which caiis cracker gets three dollars and for101*1O In I... It .. . .. r ** $12.50 Yulia* fur Sfi.00 ..... .......v .., Mime i The hostess for the evening were .-on: were in order. The prize for Gian with McCumbcr, the one IIc- tor an i read, borrowed or purchased, in i „„ * ■ ty-two cents in postage stamps. Lee. Mr nnd Mrs. J. G. Ball, Otis Mir. O. R. Estridgc k D m Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Room 517 First National Bank Chnmbe finccnt of Winter My lease rNpires j„ March, in order to reduce a George F. L. Vorhees, W. D. Clark, McCracken Mrs A I> /aeh .A the best costume was won by Mrs. idca/ism ' fTh<*ro h lto0<l trucquite to his Morning worship and sermon 11 Kicaiism. were n Building, open every day except m every A. W. Epps. At "Recess” the A Side Splitting Comedy If all these stories they tell Altamonte Springs n. m. Subject. “ A Pica for Pres­ stock, will tin* a limited time, offer you six Sundnys and hoiLrays from 2:00 nomber of Republican Senator cnlly 'children" were served Ico-creant and Mrs. Edward Higgins, nbout Gerald Chapman are true. v kht following n din- ervation and Power in the Great­ to 5:00 p. ni. ers and Mrs. !,. M. Mott. Tlu lollies. After “ Recess" music and popular l?:t> high grade photograph anti oiie large who favored the Lcag Lnaiori u Jessie Janies was a piker. t,,rnl system, the onc-ninn constit- contended that no fair election can est of All Conflicts.” Iness session o f the home ivna beautifully adorned with 1contests were enjoyed. The prize 8x10—-id! un .Y 'O .D O . m tions,but w h o 'ln t h e ^ " * ° f N°* be held while the Government co­ All are welcome to attend oiir -o tn mefer en,,1".Ppenrcd similar in elTect to the Ena quantities of nasturtiums und as­ in the string contest being won by[rings Chamber of Young People’s Vnions 6:30. erced the voter by intimidation or services and to mnkc use of the ) ... V V ;tr, ' vronfe‘ with Lodge flfiish eystem. Geneva m paragus fern. outrages. Evening worship and sermon leading room. the Community hlndh- n* 1 ? nc*ho.r*e. mn" Itets beCHILDREN A SPECIALTY* A t H I G H S C H O O L Ui.tn to be right with tho • Under lost Mrs. Alieurombie. itfht with the D em o-1 Under lust year's MussoHnl-nmde hind a twelve cylinder motor he’a ' v®rk th e American Tree Association exn>nd«" ..... The guests were nil cleverly [tically all members 7:30. Subject, "If I Had Time.” v U a late hour sandwiches, cakes l - t^° sbrt’w‘i « politilaw the public was ••ailed upon to m -traveling in t»0 fast a crowd. j “ u ra g in g re sp o n se fr o m th in k in g A m e rica n s who* can cora l Gwen, Photographer ...... Wednesday evening Bible study ami nfter- enjoying dres-H ns Inda ami lassies. “ Yo am! hot coffee were serve.Tin lunch nan to put his head in the noose. Ms. and Mrs. Frank Pitts spent ALL SOI LS CHURCH r n As Mr. White sec.-, our new See-! Voto, (°r n party label*'the'nartv T u e s d a y E v e n i n g , Jan. 21 Phone (i.TJ-W us supper, served by |an,l prayer meeting. Subject: a Ho cannot hope to rally the counThursday in Daytona with friends. fir »? tr cb V''b(,“ j wu: in order baskets covered with orange crepe 112 Park A ve. ‘ h.°. i,n|,orla," :0 ® f t - o - H f e to hum an *t are having an eclipse in for the evening, the old school paper. Auxiliary, important <“ The Most Highly Honored WofiZ -,1 i w ^ h L$r cost .to ronuiwa a nIur“ two.thirds iity « H ?ofb B.• S try to his standard by declaring th > Tomorrow, Jnn. 25. Mass will 11,10o uqualities is a vitb compromiser rteeivo. tho S E Z « * t h l . morning and som.: J!— • man of All Time.’* disposed, *u a aa aB jcr3u «vr:x»> i.iB *B «M iiM sin K ao«'»fin iiu s i x i u B s a i s R a • -h c s c rca p o n sc“ is I " c o m e th is s p r in e In (h o fo r . J. G. I.eonurdi of Sanford wns i be celebrated nt 8 A. M. and will lOiks we know scats in tho chamber. , Tn,i . u 'i ? n V 8nf^ unp* ,,R)Y »‘ inst BolohcviBm good cauess—“ sometimes to'baVl The First Baptist Church offers to support tho Flohere Sunday on busincm. be followed by the Benediction of last night. uneN. Nevertheless the impr**s. ••w 'ho I^ P te niiT'votB fo“ !hoi,YL„ . "ILL1? ’ 1. ‘ teket.. H i,[ ent Beard in their a. cor,l>aJi welcome to these sos- the Biased Sacrament. ,t„. / 1.,.. A d m is s io n — 3 5 c and 50c mar. as well as th.- party for which 1s < ? r " h i.W ,V f iaUt°,Cr? cy ,an<, ce“ mcnna'thnt phat: i h is aPP°intniont run- funds from the vices. Ernest BakeT ant! rilcco'A? Vir­ Sermon suggested by the OosTho only reason , l e- 1 l un tbo a .V L- t , 1 rc»i‘ ipnt Coolidge is he stands. Yet the Fascist! the. t•o' t e 'dictator" legislature for adverpe of the Sunday, “ The Multitudes ginia are visiting Mrs. Mamie Ba­ m 2 . dttern,|n?i. on a more liberal and spitc the growing nisti rim ,dei.m ! method, II..» L . of l. Miwvwvuua, . ' . -1a «u,r, Popular as it use FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ker. n, anil to secure leg­ hollowed Him.” a,^ nVm| , . But ha* taken a step that" in­ progressive foreign policy than he against them, do not be is thut it can’t be carried ring zoning, , in toe f the ju d g -j dicates n return to normal condiTHIS SPACE DONATED BY S t Confessions this evening from hip pocket. couM carry out under Secretary ment, Rev. T. J. Nixon, Pastor. Irie Mathews left Saturday for |minitteo wn3 nppoinThis is is all the more surDrlstne 1e d ' i?,.I fcl,y* .t.11 murt ho «cceptHiirhes, and that the appointment Thin The pastor calls for every mem- 7 to 8 o’clock und. tomorrow mom­ Palm Beach. up tho matter of my from 7 to 8 o’clock. ii V *f Ambassador Kellogg mean." As Jnmes Montague aptlv ns that wlw, II la toktn Intci'ewisl^atton |S & S j V S , ! S ' l S . S ' " ' ’’ rvice with whicli the her of this church to be in his or :: On Monday morning at 9 o’clock — t wants n man as a her placeand help us to go for­ P « ^ink Ilenry Mrs. White nnd Mrs. M. E. ■ V |esent thoroughly dis- ward iu tho Masters mime. The mass will be offered for the re­ Hecre.ary State 111 Woatei-n p, . . -----. ------- om ieo fwno is who fresh is fresh Fords Muscle Shoals proposition “A ' the Southern Bell services for Sunday. Jan. 25th will pose o f tho Soul o f Rev. John Wicks were shopping in Sanford ■ was worth a dam. v lent r,f . a,,n^a» unricr the direction o f tho Denari Kuro(?aan conferences and Saturday. a ompnay and the FloCasey of St. Paul’s Church. Jack­ •a be us follows: . , Agiiculture, one hundred and fifty mini,-,,, v .* l * ;nrff° experience, but who is ready u %* Commisaion. A UfvS.SON FI-IOM THE WEST sonville. Father Casey died in his Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. It is rumored that the “ Four cos have been distributed and f/umers tl '-*y 'ltr J*':° nvan! with himMr. and Mrs. Culver Ethridge ?♦ > [hut Hnithcox nnHorsemen Fall, Means. Forbes Preaching by the Pastor, 11:00 home town, Pittsburgh. Pa., at St. spent Thursday evening in San­ * Y TAMPA TIMES 1he had utmost ready a .m. Joseph’s hospital, on Wednesday, ford with .Mr. and Mrs. Bradford. ?h« IP nV,‘*'hVrty* ar« doing to join DBBBflflBBflBaBEBUZSBBBBBUaai rect ^i»n illustrated fold8 1 tho Purity League. Inst. His funeral takes place to­ Epworth League, 6:30 p. m. Jcretary We used to ask in a serio-com­ ruulil advertise Aitamorrow at 9 o’clock. Preaching by the Pastor, 7:30 Mrs. Char. Phillips spent Tues­ irre- ic way, when business in editor­ 3Uain. f e ea?* ebarging his with "♦T> in connection with p. ni. What has become o f tho good old day in Sunford with Mrs. Wolcott. H » defrauding the state of a million at ial In *SanlandoMthrough* UoS Welcome to everybody. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH days when widowhood was r e - 1P‘ D' nil sanctums slacked up a bit, or two by manipulating its funds "try. H0 spoke of gurdedns a misfortune instead of Mrs. Leroy, Mrs. Quick, Mrs. Wat’s the mutter with Kansas?” wlnle state treasurer. He escap­ A«UTl,thTni lhey liberals! fertising given to Al_ Hr. Brownlee begins a new ser­ 'V iii. killile were shopping jn San* ■ Y CHRISTIAN SCIENCE .rrJl Te'rjrraph has frequently ed conviction but may ho tried LeaderltVeniCnt ?— NaS9au County J ln8* in tho Orlando ivn! thflt renlly 1 bought there SOCIETY ies of sermons Sunday on “ The ford Monday. o t t A Democrats, who want wa* anything radically again. There is Governor Wal|I}\ hat's What," in sV Christian Life.” Thera will be r 1 thlJ :Vst bat ran be bnd with the Sunfl ■f/ kt,nhoma- ‘ -"P -ch ed by Tonte Springs is the Christian Science services „urc . _ six sermons in the series, those and an* more intc.estcd in a better lorged to hear ower state, but °we ^the Mr. and Mrs. P. J). Parker spent 8 * f iwM‘ i,M ^ ? declares he can make Ioutside ot Orange held in the Woman's Club, Oak tomorrow will. deal ..................... tw „ hundred miles an hour in u with, "Its Be- -utiday in Sanford with their 3 ^ Ml • j . ‘TkUlC, Dill world order than they are in the 1,01,8 “Pring to her defense 0,1 misdemeanors, nnd M in the list of “ Pln- Avenue nnd Third Street, every, ginning” at 11 A. M. and “ It Con- daughter, Mrs. Brown. French car, und our office boy Hay. immediate fortunes o f a political «■ A? I lorula needs a uuarnnteed Party, should work just as hard »»ro\e beyond nil perndventure “ u of Tt‘*aa. also [Mt Around Orlando.” Sunday morning nt 11 o’clock, flicts" at 7:30 P. M. Tho services "-.it in h i / J Z . impeached and removed from Joe Putch and son and his fam­ °f the members Sunday School at 10 o’clock. Thu for the day will be ns follows: ment In support of all good measures 'u t Kansas was a " right. That! office. ' .> s x r L a r 'i .‘ V - - been done. Kansas has been suldect for tomorrow is “ Truth." ily of North Carolina spent Inst S t N that a better fcelSunday School 9:15 A. M.: 11 needs originated with President Coolidge proved We might put the question in right. But ulus, she has I). S t Wednesday evening s e r v i c e A. M. Preaching; 2:15 P. M. Jun­ week with Mr. and Mrs. P. Iulness and co-ncpratJ f . tbp notional wealth «.f this tb,iy 7 ° U i l,.n,lpr u Democratic which includes testimonies of ior C. E.; 6:30 P. M. Intermediate Parker. 1 resident. And we take it that not remained in the straight und different lorm: "What's the mat­ • > < ' cultivated between country were equally divided, ,-vSt ter with tair governors?” Evid­ Btul other towns o f henling at 8:00 o’clock in the Renci- E. C.; 6:30 P. M. Senior C. E. and sv rnfW» r- *-r Ruvemor was ently there is something wrong c u in o t s i o m ,n, - . A m i !hin h „? Ht|°n,y KT l 8tnt««nianS ? | eh 'V O U , i ,rH , 2 * 8r*‘ . which slim hut also good politics \ •swept into office two years ago Mrs. 1'. J. Wakefield nnd Mrs. ■ t would be nearly enough to pay the own "town forest” ? A iV y 7:30 P. M. preaching services. |untY* of which Alta- in^ .- {° T ' • • !l ° estaDlish its political Quirk attended a banquet in San­ S f party that is primarily income tax on it. This Society maintains a read­ f ri'at wave ot' reform, n real somewhere, w|,en bribe takers, «uglr practically con­ The session will meet after each he,,co such a forest concerned with temporary exne- *iirt farmer nt that, has been embezzlers and forgers nre able would literally be "uot •In ing poom and free loan library nrenching service for tho recep­ ford Monday. , Orlando, Is a part. th milhons” to IV nford's pooi.lc- diencios and that has its eye oriS i.ent themselves in the highest As Lfct s do this for our n gt, was introduced i>y where tho Bible nnd authorized tion of members. c » hiLlU * n lTCWrfur h ncccl,t,» » a bribe in ffrandchildren. 1 1 1 ’ manly on tho pie counter is not tXl th K<-1 1l! i(?Ki,.,s 'vas approachil tnifibkn .I t Dr. Quirk of New York arrived ? ? £ * JP " There must be MX 1g the eighteenth green yesterday Hutchins and procedworth continuation. here Sunday to spend a few ■ Y he must have recalltil thosu f ! ! j x r J z " x S ° s lmS f r r hlr " ^ « * £ "tt the work which u months. mous lines f r o i i . ^ tho-,e t.i-o— I’urty honesty is party e\-| 44V . , . iro*n r)hakc9Dt*nri* tte-.ri™ u,« , m . s o n .. S i " J S i d S r & . S s tlfw M .1" ” lommerrc should do at cp ed icn cy.— C'ieveland. sophisticated youth of only 28 b ‘/ounds! Hut the great Gods of PRESBYTERIAN LITERARY-DEBATING t lumty. Beautification -oMr. and Mrs. Clifford Bell of years old, was tho vii-fimi t,,r ' l " Hint thy honest voters have ttchcraity « r j out In force tonight." ■ X f ;°r the future* m BODY ELECTS OFFICERS THURSDAY New Smyrna, Mr. and Mrs. Willie A* n..»ir„f U‘en cnrcless and indifferent and, "irnine-up.” Th MUSCLE SHOALS -o ........c*“ rm e son, b< i , ......... " u" ‘ c' l,in ami WoUl,l3t ll,0 “ huth oat th y ca k e « n ,l h a v e I t J - H c r b o r L be- it a. • development were Fieg of Chuluota, Mrs. Raynor and know ■MIAMI NEWS R E A L T O R Tho Arizona House or Represenacted as a go-between from "erring L “ let r . ° poI,ls' p-rtm|nent place. * T h e son Billy, of Hanford, Mr. and a t the'own The second meeting o f Sanford’s e governor to his tem-ters \Yh ^ l . Ict,,(!corKe do it." f»/i ■* T!?rCt!t,y nPProVl‘d a resole /'"r.inuinity must be new literary and debating society outlining the purpose o f tho Soc­ Mrs. Tom McClain of Tanipn, spent Carters and Munsing’s winter underwear in cverv style. All weights. Knee But the governor of : J»® n such conditions prevail dlsuiti - -ratlf>!i,ltr the. proposed child a>":g particular at- was held at the Presbyterian iety am! an interesting discussion .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bv* It U a little early to predict what not Inbor amendment by' a vote\ ,7 7l followed in which many of the l irst National Dank Dtiiidinif. A . F . O F L . IS “ D R Y ” rn governor to too many McClain. 7 aLL'h"«'l children. The church on Thursday evening. The tho ultimate outcome will be o f fall under .'lt,zon» who think it j members participated. •r suspicion. There Iin i , lengths, short sleeves and long sleeves. Union Suits and Teds $1.25 to *1.7f> thin‘s f t Yu 0 ,1 ho n miKbty fine „ the country, he said, < IIKISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR i f the Muscle Shoals mutter The nnd do their duty ns citizens, even evening was largely devoted to Rooms 501-502. Phono 05 thing for the country if a lot of It was decided to hold the first communities, where Iti.Tn , t 0, b° a sorl " f «PWcmlc of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kilhe, Mr. senate has reverted itself within * Z perfecting tho organization of the formal debate at the next meeting other states would fall in line. dishonesty going around which at- in Pin1 n tr0Ub,.° t0 Kn to the »>o|l» find Mrs. Kdward Sutton and a * > Sales Force Miss Ruba Williams, -Mr. R. W * of life are not nuw society. It was decided to to -I hours two times and after do m Florida, end although we have More than merely idle words -o------— be held on Thursday, Feb. 5. daughter. Mr. nnd .Mrt. Win. Kilbe ■ x 2 ™ ^vernors. There Is ex-Govm the struggle for world prohibition and in America Listing the Underwood leasing bill rrno. McCray, of Indiana, now escaped the evil consequences in The hand is too busy with the are . u: iincluded .. Die statement regatipn. The goo.l adopt the name of Presbyterian The subject of this debate is “ Re* ^.unday w‘lb Mr. nnd Mrs. u V the past, v.-e may not always be •tecring wheel these days to roc,; which the officials o f the Anti- will tend to brinq- about among m o day passed it the next. In -iii ' prison so lucky. *»*• . - 1 u'-Tianibcr of Commerce Literary and Debating Society. •solve, that the world T-T getting J. W. Plynt. n>* tho cra.IIc.—Times-Union* If soniS puloon League of America have Vnny cl“ ,," f8 « ^ tte r respect for Tho constitution nnd by-laws which better.” The affirmative side will (i ?n consistently to law m and a higher , , *• •«•• um ti drivera would keep their issued on tho elevation o f Wil- ‘ be piuhiitinn FOR MEN Lb •Several humorous had been prepared by L. F. Boyle 1be handled by I)r. A. W. Epps and -Y Mrr. Wm. Ballard spent Wed­ H regard for its enforcement.” With A busy hands on the steering' w heel* liam Green to the presidency of were read ami formaly adopted b y . L. F. Boyle. Henry Itoddenberry nesday in Hanford with Mrs. Lning, ■ Y »f Wl'n' used to enforce a t e wouldn t bo so many acci­ thu American Federation of La- un active prohibitionist” as the the• organization. nnd L. m. M. oiejjnensoii Stephenson win will present present her sister. Mrs. Lning accompa­ ■ A Light, knit union suits with ” *«” •••—•*,v“ . , ‘• ■m i» dents. spokesman fo ‘ Z '"lly by Prolonged It took skilled parliamentary Y rhe following officers were e!ec-| the other side. This subject should nied her homo to spend a few ■ ’“ ** It will now bo possible,” it the lonjr and short sleeves. All st , ’1 U1 c"ort are worth- ted for a term of six months with prove of very general interest and days. Piloting to keep the Underwood a y skies. r f .ta brought to a A New Orleans judge recently the exception of Dr. E. D. Brown­ it is - hoped that a large number THE QUICKENING OF THE SOUTH .’ there “ ♦> tttnc*uaion. dhwovered that jurors in an m e lee who is permanent honorary of the young men of Hanford will ■ t that M ACROSS JOURNAL-HERALD ’ B A !or small bezzlement case drew straws h, ,1,,. $1.25 each president. James L. Wells, presi­ attend this meeting. . not GARDEN HOSE ^-aiii, who broke tho termine the prisoner’s guilt. Doubt■JC dent; L. F. Boyle, vico president: con_ The aim and) object of this soc­ Frtrbes Magazine for January hoys. Gin* ami tw»i piece e.°n three fronts dur- Henry Roddcnberr;*, seerc-tnry and ♦u K“ VJ “ f,iirer decision Kcpre- savs: iety is to provide an opportunity Company, Atlanta & Lowrv N„t 12*4 cent per foot b now » rose garden*a V> * than if they had tried to use their treasurer; J. C. Hutchinson, chair­ tor those who wish to become pro­ Mmuiiiif Union Suit <. Dost ’’ flapper” suits. Jlest khaki. “ The New South has been hid­ jonal Bank. Jacksonville Journal heads, unaccustomed as they prob­ ,^_|n southern France. man and R. F. Cooper, chaplain. ficient in the art of public speak­ before things are adjusted it may For Few Days Seaboard Air Line Railway, Seven « y ably were to mental effort. Tlie Seminole County Bank he expected that some means will ing Its light under u bushel. Its Honda Banks in a joint display quality pajama check. All Mr. Hutchison gnve n short talk ing. ■ A 1rfiin ti x rs t.ii lo. TIOO H P®8 '-S' ASHES. ■ --------- o— he found for turning over Muscle progress and development rnn he Atlanta Bdtniure, Atlantic v . , ’ l HV V sizes. rorms every function of a sufl and should be and doubtless will a A The trouble* about Death i« he >hoa!a to Ilenry Ford. Some man­ d if f e r e n t g o d s It \ * 5n,riand—A convict sedoes not always tako those who ner of bill on this subject may be­ be quickened by a more generous n o r! .“ “ "A flf, Jacka«nville, Miami' M NEW YORK TELEGRAPH wcl regulated Bank. With ever?) a to lay its at­ po?t can best be : pared.— Sanford Hercome a law before congress ad­ use o f printers’ ink______ ny _ ______ Pi h r tC* N* C" Dnvcnr tr!, .i n, at 1 the hood SI.75 and S2.00 *a!d. " journs, though oven this is not com­ tractions and to-the-minute facility and w ith # i‘ n'*’ unmolested "d advantages before Mortgage & Sccurit^ °f* M,an,i’ $1.75 and $2.25 •>’ tho investors F R E E Well, don’t worry. He will tak pletely certain. Tummy Meighnn and Billy Sunorhi Ut free,i"m through -. the bankers, the fin- o f N?w Orleans WarJ £ ° mpany you and u.nnciers, tho Including Meigbun’j personal proper conservatism for absfl K®rb,dding gates, of the J. W. Totpian and Miss Marie J. Paul Edmonds of DeLnnd is ? .rnanufacturers, the-Company of f f i n S ^ y T £ The government ia going ahead Stur R e d , » ft^we r awh,,e* T °c»l *> Star, f arar. ucckoii can wait our‘ J,i,,y wcr« *• - rival attractions at two eontribuLon of $500 the Com­ with its work o f fi ’ * agriculturalists, the home seekers, spending u few days in Sanford. Totman urc visiting in Sarasota. • benefit.! iq Birmingham last week munity Chest o f !!irm!p"ham is turn. safety, you will find this a clesif^ 5 ? Atlanta, lth seekers, Peopfei BanjTPany’ of Monday night Sunday delivered abo-.it $10,000 richer through the Al •m;,U enough to be carMrs. S. W. Swope and Francis Mus Leta Reser of Knoxville Coupons (iiven With Every Phono­ hanking’ connection. 'cokers throughout Twine City Sentim-I Jacksonville, u "i ? n v ,l ,c * S I'vkets, benefit o f the Paramount motion nnd Bristol, Tenn., is spending the are fashionable Swope of Oviedo spent Friday in S f n J h° Co J n. lbo White Douse is bis well known lecture on bsll on picture players. er cn.;. , lem. N. g . Cal S i ' ) ,n^ on *Sa* « Itland. graph Record Purchased ■A Tribune'^ii-Gal.— New York Herald- Hfo to n mnnt thousand people j season in Sanford. Sanford. ii cities and Sou- or Nashville A.lui. p Con,Pa“ y * ■V i Incidentally, all of th nt 7.> cents to $2.50 a seat nnd ! «*f the motion arffvment a . Muaile Shoali. Fort I ElY ra K ” 0* “u ro f u m i n g a-[Trust Company of A i| C ;,lty . ^ 5 The holder of tho most vnlu '♦ 'i l«%* And lu-s seldom vo-Cal.— ProviP l'SCLE SHOAL8 Arthur Yowell, Walter Hand, Peter Brooks, of Grand Rapids, in coupons on Mi.rch 15th, raised nearly >10,000 for B iraiiZ- i ',li luro nttnrrt, members of the JnsUy gave up as was said, in |iuickenln^ theHnnd ar»' ‘ Atlanta ii . H .nt.'!* *A -lournul. Y ’ it Geor/imc°rgirp, Bni| ett J Nah'--’ ■ and Rnlpli Wight returned Friday Mich., has sold a silver dollar, gets tho radio set, free. m V ng the pronortv somu time ago, withraj?, V ‘ “ f 1- to m» ‘ L*r- ionnl II HI: ,U«>1 fr. ~ k .m .hiV C„„,_m„n| [y C h ,.t M,’lut,nn S S T i X u 't o r “ th Bank of Jacksonville. II:: n.t«ra Is not exactly In,piand F „r C t Pa*fc Four) made in 180-1 to a New York col­ from u hunting trip of several i* A eir own tickets, drawing his offer and apparently ! " . ^ . . T V r..°P bort. u niD ^ «.• »• As F C. oat thi "" Famous Playera-Laskv ,u r . ini',r «wn oruwing ms otter ami iuVtVat.T b v T , " ‘ V " ■V l M.-ca M “ super- days. lector for $3,000. C olu m bia, Okeh >ny /ilk, thP new iminicin u i ‘ S other bnnd* ,{illy Sutiduy p a lin g out o f tho m?e. But there 1 ,,,HPla-V a'D iin ' prosperity>eSis "VnVin*^1 Ka of ianra ^ : k y CStarW,t ‘ Cou,uJ« ‘’. ) - j mmpany ■A «a ahandont ....:uitI hopes of f * m V orium to cupucUy ,!r ‘ I ',,k, 50 »Kr co,lt l>{ »hs box office a *‘-' 'hose on the iuslde o f Washing-' x , Vocalion and Paramount and the ci(y an,j the^burim.,,8 r a ^ ; Rut hi.i ways are methodi-Cnl. 1 Hrat'tint Mrs. James F. Phillips of Pinear* ,‘in‘ .°.f Perhaps 50 Standard Oil Company wants "A from makes the most liberal -•me in iu history. r|’ct*lpt« ut his benefit lecture. Jt£>n Who do not question for a mu-1 Souther '1lK',; r,1iwm° " t3 fror Records * 1 on Muscle Shoals, Germany to pay $10 000,000 for ville, Ky., who has been spending Sanford, Fla. !K the printers’ ink wil ' ,T'C o f S 1 D t. B > a y h,. c, “ 1' ‘ ‘ " ,c^n’ 0,, hcrc (Continuwl h „ Five) 1 oGeorgia i S h ltuilw ny ana to achicv.... --------- 1damage done to its Roumanian some time in Clearwater, will ur-j Power from this prosperity. ,nu:ltjS * „ ,Str, . • F P RINFS SC has )!„ " ,s moment oil properties during the world rive Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. John K. Preston. before. 1 war. 1 3 .! E. 2nd SI. l-hone M U - j ; * * * * * * * * * * ; ^ * * ^ ^ ^ 1■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ * * ■ * lu 2%u ua u* sm a** tural interests, andconstantly own climatedeoroa cZlidn” fo' ^Z.,1i^' y .njurod by tho !"!S0!tricul' tir,*ve; j M * h .4 .I DADDY” ■y •j be not only -First National Bi iteisig sandCarters WinterUnderwear far Ladies st IF YOU WISH TO DOUBLE YOUR MONEY INVESTIGATE PROPOSITI THAT I HAVE TO OFFER E. F. LANE EAR. fwh‘thoraih?° "e„ri(iUsiyIroned 1st At!anta"for whZle^TJr&'Xl?- bv lhCky* T?u‘ Fess'on'a'fiTnish^d ROY’SSUITS SAFE, conservative ; MODERN Ball Hardware Co. R A D I O SET Seminole Countv Bi <z>i P Yowell 6 l I y *i*^t tei-r' ■( �Health Experts Still Labor for Fillpiiios oted Athletes Will Race Tonight In Card Given At Brooklyn Armory NEW YORK, Jan. 21—A select­ ed field of Olympic, collcgiato and , National A. A. U. track and field athletes will compete in the 30 events programmed for tho Brook­ lyn college gnmes in tho Thir­ teenth regiment armory in Brook­ lyn Saturday night Foremost nmong tho entries is Paavo Nurmi, who seeks to con­ tinue his string of world’s records b y clipping a few seconds o ff tho iWorld’fi mark in the 2,000 ynrda .... face, the feature of the lengthy program. In nddition to Nurnii, Joie Ray, v> Illinois A. C. stnr; IJoyd Ilnhn, Boston A. A.; Leo Larriyoo, Holy Cross; Abel It. Kivintc, Wilco A. !A.; J. W. Driscoll, Boston A. A.; Kay Robertson, Boston A. A.; Ray "Watson, Illinois A. C.; Jnck Zel­ lers, New York A. C.; Vernon Ascher, Georgetown; Jimmy Burgess, Georgetown; Loren Muriehlsori, Newark A. C.; Bob McAlister, New York A. C.; and other star runners ore entered in the track events in addition to such hurdlers ns Ivnn Riley, Illinois A. C. and Herbert Meyer, Newark A. C. Willie Ttitoia. Itinland’s great distance star, and rivnl of Nur­ mi, will meet Verne Zooth of Johns Hopkins and George Lcrmond o f Boston college in the 5,000 metre special while Ilnrold M. Osborn, Illinois A. C. star and winner of tho decnthlon in the Oly­ mpic games, will have plenty of opposition in jiis specialities. A two mile college relay with Yale, Boston college and Georgetown ns opponents will ha one of the most interesting events. Georgetown, Holy Cross, Boston college and Rutgers will meet in a one-mile relny race. SIG HAUGHDAHL MUNN SEEKS AN TO HAVE RIVAL INJUNCTION TO IN BEACH RACES SILENCE LEWIS Egyptian Speed King to Try Declares Former Champion Is StiH Claiming Title While To Lower Records Held by Disregarding rilunn'u Claim Blond-Haired Norwegian i HAY ARRANGE Quits England BOUT WEST PA lW b EACH, J*n.' 24. — A tentative agteamant has been reached* according t o /.Matchma­ ker Phil r Richard. for a bout hero in March between ,Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo and Young Stribling .f Atlanta. The bout is to top the day’s progpim ofstha pollen carnival scheduled for Mar. 17, 18 and ID, wfion* policemen from Georgia, Florida afid Cuba will he invited to tako'part. Hinttcry iu*J Stribling met hcventl month* ago in Buffalo, when Ihu popular decision in the BufTolo newspapers went to Slattery. . DUPONT CHOSEN CAPTAIN GAINESVILLE. Jan. 2 4 ^ - The University of Florida soccer team has elected Louis E. Dupont o f Daytona, veteran member, as Cap­ tain for 1925. Coach Metcalfe has recommended to Athletic Director Whito that the following members of the team of 1024 bo awarded minor sports letter): Gerald H. Bee, captain; L. F. Dupont, V. 11. Driggers. J. PanlelU, A. J. Hux, T. S. Johnson, C. O. Brntlcy, I, Moscovitz, J. It. Payne, A. W. Suniincn, F. C. Pclot, L, A .Ilichnrdson, G, JAiJjright and At C. Welmcr. Tnllie Hnndlon of Indianapolis, was killed by a sliver o f glass from his nutomobile windshield, unknown person. The glass broken by n tomato thrown by nn pierced nn artery in Hamllon’s throat and he bled to death In fif­ teen minutes. i * ± • MANILA. $4— With the •^ittrartco of financial support of It* work here for ohother year, ns rhown by. a liberal nroviptonln the appropriation bill for 1025, the Rockefeller Foundation .Will Inidir ... In B gurate n new program for public | health Improvement in tho P hilip-1 pfno Islands n;xt year consisting , o f the establishment rff provincial sanitary demonstrations. At its own expense tho founda- j tinn will undertake the operation ; o f a provincial sanitary .service facilities employed in rpral sani­ tary work, nnd also to train FlHpi- * no tochnicn! assistants who may' take over tho work after it has been organized. For more than two years the! foundation hna conducted an anti*'1 malaria campaign in asvernl prov­ inces in co-operation with the Phil­ ippine health service. The foundation also started a successful anti-hookworm cam­ paign several months ago, nnd this has now been given over to the Philippine health service. Gurtavun C. Seidel of Pennsyl­ vania bequeathed $50,000 to build, cottages for old couplcn at tho Elizabethtown Munpnlc Home. In ten yoarH the number of cig ­ arettes consumed in the United States Ims increased from II bil­ lion to 70 billion annually. INDEPENDENCE, Mo., Jan. 24. — An application for nn injunction to prevent Ed “ Strangler” Lewis, former heuvywelght wrestling champion nnd hb manager, Billy Albert G. Hill, one of England’s Sandow, from interfering with hi i greatest distance runners, is ex-1 , . . , . , in this country j champion, rights as world heavyweight cliam- parted to arrive in V’r CVi"’ for ’ ‘ nn injunction against uhortlv Ho intends intends to’ in settiVdown nettle down ' (S. rangier) Lewis, Billy Snnpion, was filed in district court |ahartiy.' Friday by Dnyno (Big) Munn, who with friends in Ohio. Hill at vari­ dow, Lewis manager, said here won the title from Lewis at Kan­ ous times was half-mile, one mile Fridav that ho was prepared to 12,000 Miles! fight Munn’n claims to the title in sas City, Jan. 8. and four-mile British champion. every court in the United States, The petition alleged that Lewis Munn, he declared, cannot claim and Sandow violated a contract YOU CAN ONLY TRAVEL entered into with Gabriel Kauf­ that the match should determine title honors until he has again met 12,0)10 MILES TRAVEL the title in two out of three falls. nnd defeated Lewis. man, Mtinn’s manager, prior to the FROM HOME title match, by advertising Lewis fl , , Sandow repented that Munn I rcpared o r ight should have been disqualified in ns champion and "intimidating" Tiie "world" is only 24,000 miles persons who reek bouts with Munn, KANSAS CITY, Jan. 21.—Com- (he title mutch here in that the Tho contract was signed Da*. IH, menting oil a petition filed by latter violated tho rules o f wrnst- in circumference. Therefore you thu petition staled, and provided Waynn (Big) Munn, claimant ot ling by throwing Lewis sprawling cun only go 12,000 miles in one direction nnd then you” ll find your­ the world heavyweight wrestling! outside the ropes. self coming back home. During Woodruff & Watson's several years of business building Dadio Program wo havb of com; o had many to travel away from us, hut sooner or later they find themselves com­ Program Tor January 25 ing back. We say, hurry back KFDM— Beaumont (300) 9 sa­ home. Tho Advertised Sale stnrtcd cred concert. today. WEMC— Berrien Spring::, (2flt!) 8:15 choir, songs, organ, addres­ Our Service— Everything n Laundry Can Do. ses. WEEI— Boston (.703) G:20 Roxy and hi.: Gang. WLS—Chicago (345) (i:30 orgFamily Finish 15c lb. minimum $1.50 .un; 7 choir. •• . .............. . OlnU Me Half Flat Work " ‘ WON— Chicago Tribune (.‘TO), 9 talk, .*o lsoe,snmbclvbg bvegm DRV CLEANING ANI) DYING 9 talk, solos, cnseinlile. PRESSING AND PLEATING KYW— Chicago (5:J(!) 7 Sunday Evening club, speaker, musical. Office McMullen's Barber Shop. Phone 91 in WEBH—Chicago (370) 7-9 pro­ gram. cHuaKUDaGiBg^uiiKUDHUHUuuaBaaBauaBuaBBiiBUHunii KXJm. WQJ— Chicago (44(1) 8-10 con­ cert, vocal, violinist, pianist. ■ USMDUUatUKBXaBaUKLiSUCCXilHlCEaBBUBBBBBBBflBBBaBtenUBB WLW— Cineimmtti (423) 7:30, services; 8:30 orchestra. WFAA— Dallas New.* (172.9) (5 religious; 7:30 services; 9:30 Ha­ ** -’ . M waiian music. WWJ— Detroit News (51C) f>:30 services. Bargain on Easy Terms. WBAP—■ Ft. Worth Star Tele gram (472.9) 11-1 frolicn. KNX— Hollywood (337) 9 ser­ u.iu iliii— I Rio Crest— Woralruff Subdivision vices; to instrumental, vocal. WOS—Jefferson City (440.9) We are itRcnU: f..r these .subdivisions and have 7:30 services. n o Ro^d buys in each ORLANDO, Fin., Jan. 2-1.—'The WDAF— Kansas Citv Star ( ! ! ! ) Orlando-Winter Park tenni o f the 4-5 classical music; 5 -5 :1, Inter­ THREE LOTH ON SANFORD HEIGHTS Florida Professional G o l f e r s ’ national Sunday School lesson. CLOSE IN League will open its season on the WHB— Kansu* City ( 111) “ -9:30 links of the Orlando Country Club WRKO—Lansing (28i!) 7 narvi:each Sunday when Cyril Walker and religious cervices, C. J. Clark, Advertising the “ Ad­ Eddie Loos, representing Lakeland es, comma vertised Hale” at Woodruff & Wat* Inging. and Winter Haven, will match Bon’s. KHJ— Los Angela'* Times (305) u stokes with Tommy Kerrigan and 8:30 concert; !> organ; ! • features. ° Dow George the local combination. In our previous nd thin week *ve KJS— Los Angeles (252) 8 scrGolfers of thin city nre prepar­ only told you 59 per cent of the n ing a big welcome for Walker, who vice, 10 religious, music. opportunity you have here during KFI—Los Angeles (409) 8:15 J* is tho present United States Open the sale to got real bargains be­ Realtors Champion nnd considered by many talk; 9 stage act*, ;-pccialtic;; 10 m cause of the low prices. Now we're J* the foremost player on American play; 11 music. going to explain the other 50 per KFSG— Loa Angeles (278) 9 re- ifj cent. link* today. Walker’s partner is let also ono of the top-knotchers and liginus; 12 organ. These goods won their inurcls D W MC— Mem phi * Comniercial H Phone .152 ho has annexed sonic of tho out­ because of the merit connected with ,n standing titles o f the country dur- j Afipwdt (503.9) 11 n.m. service * tho most outstanding values that n ing tho past decade. First Methodist church. ever were advertised—uu unbroken n Paul, igKiiaiiuMuuzsiKuurtaauaHeuiiHBiiiiunusiBxaBBSBaaMaKUBiiHBM record for superiority—and as such The Orlando team o f Kerrigan , Mjn'ieapolis-St. it will continue until the end of nnd Grnfgc i. regarded as among v ‘ :l' v , the sale. the best in tho league. Kerrigan - *'■’ " New ion : ( !•»■<) Now for the next week of tho Was nosed out o f tli • British Open WJY— New York (405) 7:15 I? aalc these outstanding values will Championships by Jock Hutchinson continue, but for one week only, for in 1921 by one stroke and hns orchestra; 9 remini cencon of a r c -'I it wj were to continue i uch slaugh­ been among tho favorites in vir­ poster. ter of prices we would soon go WNYC— New York (528.8) 8 tually every tournament in this broke, but for one week only mark Strand theatre. country for tiie past five years. wo will continue the pace we set WBBR— New York City (273) Dow George, who is retained a* the flrat week by giving the most professional at the Winter Park 8:10 violinist, string quartet, so­ wonderful opportunities for sav­ Country Club, is not a tournament prano, Bible lecture. ing that this territory haa even WHN— New York (3*>0) 9 entcrplayer, but ranks among the best experienced. ers: 10 Vanity Club revue; 10:30 at mutch play. His score of 70 j Merchandise of all descriptions, over the Orlando course against orchestra; 11 entertainers. of quality indisputably high o f­ WCAL— Northfield (030) 8:30 ■Waiter Hagen und Jim Bnrnea this fered at price concessions immeas­ week, in which he defeated the vet­ pacreil. urably low. We invite the people KGO— Oakland (312) 9:20 ser­ erans, stamps him ns a worthy foe of Sanford and for a hundred miles vices. for any player In the leugue. around to come in any minute, any WOAW—Omaha (522.3) 0 Bihour, any day during the next six scout bie study. 9 musical service. days to investigate and get thj full WOO— Philadelphia (509.9) 0:30 Why don’t you know? They benefit of this* unparif.lt 1 mirTAM PA, Jan. 27.—'"The cow­ services. are now at 117 Paik Ave., chutulUc feat. WFI— Philadelphia (395) (1:30 next to the Seminole Hotel ardly driver who runs away from with tin* Sanford Cycle Co. reckoning after art accident is onu services. W oodruff & Watson WCAU— Philadelphia (278) )i They have a swell drive ia at o f tho great menaces we have to orchestra. the rear and give the best of Sale Started contend with,” declares Municipal service and manufacture their KDKA— Pittsburgh, (309.1) ser­ Judge G. if. Cornelius and Chief vices. <wn famous Hof-Mae Cut­ Saturday -Inly 24th o f Police, Di B. Young, in a state­ KUW— Portland Oregonian (492) lery. (Today) ment in which they declare war 9 concert, solos. on the “ hit and run” type of auWO A I—Hun Antonio (391.5) 9:tomohiliat.i. "It would be a ben­ 30 entertainer.*, trio. efit to tho people o f Tampa if KPO—San Fmncisco (423) 10:30 automobile owners would take it concert. upon themselves to follow these hit WGY—Sclienectndy (.780) 0:30 und run drivers and get their num­ services; 8 symphony; 9 quartet. ber," the rtutement said. “ Wo W B Z-- Sprlngield (337) 7:30 will do tho rest.” concert. KFNF—Shenandoah (2(10) 0:30 Ronld Amundsen, discoverer of service. the &uitb Pule, has been declared CKT— Winnipt>g (450) 7 servic­ 260 -J A N -25 a bankrupt ns a result o f rr^ers- es; 9 string quartet. cn in connection with his Inst WCBD—Zion (345) 9 chorus, year’ s unsuccessful polar expedit­ trio, clarinets, marimba, reader, ion. piano. SEABREEZE, Fla., Jan. 24. — .That tho permanent revival of auto racing on the rccord-estnbBailing Ormond-Senbreeze-DaytoBencli course next Tuesday is to assume an international aspect is shewn by the fact that before the season ends M. Mogul ia, who is an aid to nn Egyptian Prince, will go after all sprint and distance rec­ ords on the world-famous course. In his efforts the Egyptian dare­ devil will huve opposition from Sig Hnughdnld, the Norwegian demon who established the hour record o f 180.27 miles on the course in April 1022, nnd who is now pre­ paring n enr for further attempts at time annihilation. Hnughdnld has made the beach his winter head quarters nnd may be come a per­ manent resident of Seabreeze. Mogolin will drive a mw-type French car made by Talbott and Ballot and hopes to utttnln n speed o f 290 miles nn hour therein. Hi t appearance will recall tho days when William K. Vanderbilt i.nd other aristocrats made history on the course nnd he is expected to bring a large European umi Orien­ tal following with him. “ If the Prince ever negotiates 200 miles nn hour", said llnughdahl while preparing his new 'a r for Tuesday’s initinl races, "iio ’l! have-to-do it on this course, for it 1 Is the only one in the world on which such speed can lit at­ tempted with any degree o f safety. And if he succeeds I ’ll spend the rest o f my life trying to outdo • \4 him.1 ' Tho winter program provides for fi series’ o f six meets of five races each, with both professionals and nntnteurs competing. Future race* and speed tests will start at a mount opposite the Clarendon Ho­ tel instead of tho old club house at Daytonn Bench. Kerrigan, George Play Walker, Loos In Orlando Sunday Laundry Co. OUR SPECIAL bigalows ! M T REALTY CO. INC. The Magnet that Attri Probably one ot the most pro! able investments of recent yeai has; been well located real estaj in subdivisions like Oak Hill. ' I Its possession ot all the model conveniences of life, its proxim to this rapidly growing city, gether with the possibilities unusual growth in a very sho time make the investment one the most attractive offered in yea Lots can now be purchased prices ranging trom $250 up The Suburb of Opportunity N. H. GARNER, Develop �24,1925 'v - I Herald W an t tally H erald Classified Directory . Ads --------------- ■ ---------------------------------------------------------------------• Miscellaneous For Sale Automobiles 1923 ---------------- r --------------------- W ill Keep Y ou Posted on A ll Sanford Business A ctivities o f Importance | j - Advertising ), RATES • Real Estate e» FOR RESU LTS Rooms For Kent Help Wanted Dodgo (fraham T4 Ton Truck 1923 Dodge Coupe 1924 Dodge Touring 1922 Dodge Touring 1922 Dodgo Itondster 1924 Ford Fordor Sedan 1923 Fort! Runabout 1925 Ford Ton Truck (Cnb & Body) 1923 Ford 9 Passenger Suburban bus 1923 Ford Panel Light Truck 1924 Overland Touring Above enrs reconditioned, all run fine nnd look good. Prices Right—Terms “ Maybe** L W. PHILLIPS SONS Dodgu Dealer Phono No. 3 Oak & Second PRINTING kEAItN AEOITT Yolk County and FOR SALE— Small home with j FOR RENT— Rooms with or with- WANTED—Couple to bo married J W IG H T W IN T SHOP— Rush onfLakeland, thraugh tho Star-Tele* three acres of land, 60 orange out meals. Reasonable rates. nt public wedding nt Shrine " er.t n specialty. Phone 417-W. ernnl' J.,cst ’'d v*'rUsing medium in YOUR CHANCE—$125 buys com­ trees nnd truck garden. Ideal spot Lincoln House. 'Circus. Ring, license, ceremony -witl *• *•0 Railroad Avenue. South Florida Published mornings, plete vulcanising outfit. Full for chickens, electricity and wntui. *r * ~ , . ’ “ and aev.irai hundred dollar? worth' .Trtma and e**W Stnr-Teiegrnm. la keland. Fla. instructions and chart for installa­ 10 minutes out on hard road. Phone . FOR RENT— One bedroom. 311 0f pre8cnts free. All application* ‘-j THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales tion. P. O. Box 324, City. “ 'l'**| lark Avcnye. rtrictlv confidential. No one will Printing that pleases. Prompt ifce a ii * « through tho Xenia Gazette, _sl.11 Ha m lia r ' FOR RENT— Desirable front bedknfnv nnIn0 J* couple until the service. Telephone 93. Now lo­ XPr.ia, Ohio. Rich sgiicuitura) Briscoe, 5 passenger touring car ( « a liar 1 room. Modern conveniences, 897 ceremony. Apply c a t i o n . Wclaka Building. good running condition, chenp for district. Want ad and display _ M s llaa quick sale, 305 Magnolia or phone } Mtignolin Avenuo or phone 83. _ , * * * * * % fl ____ PAPER nANGER rates on request. daub Is above I. L. TALBOTT— Painter nnd pa­ o m . i ' M B u a i o n . ) T . n i m n n — ciasB - 2G0-W.___________________ _ FOR RENT— Rooms and kitetao- for Mr. Qualntanee. ites ara tar eoaper hnnger. Phono 340. 115 Hied .*•ill* have the largest circu­ FOR SALE—One Cnry safe, 250 nuttc.i. Shirley Apartments.— ---------------------- — inches wide and 25 inches high. lation In South wp4tFm Georgia. Park Avenue. "a v e ra g i Un«tl» Oppnsito Post Office. WANTED— Stenographer, typist, Qste Sc ffl-word) llns.___________ Apply 305 Magnolia Ave., phono lln a . Experienced, prefer one accus­ , jno tor flrst REAL ESTATE TO REACH the prosperous farm­ 259-W.__________________________ _ tomed to mcmt’ - " people. Phono For Rent ers and fern growers of Volusia FOR SALE—Pure sttgnr cane sy­ D. A. CALDER & R. R. ELDRIDGE STEWARTS SUB DIVISION la restrict**! to Cl7 from 9 to 12 n. ni. Irnftou. Real estate brokers. All kinds of county advertise in the DoLand Altamonte Springs rup, 05c per gallon in 35 gallon FOR RENT OR LEASE— Almost i mads Ths BanDaily Nows, rate 1c per word, cash property listed and for snlo. Of­ Two hundred beautiful building WANTED —• Salesladies, cvery(lit bo r e s p o n s ib le new store room on Railroad, _____________ barrels, Pure Sugnr House molnsfice 108 Second St., Ncnr Park with order. wh.re to sell Pic-Wie house lots, prices range $150 to $850. correct In sertion. re:i 15c. Pure Cuban 35r.— Davis Avenue. Phono 282. fnr subsequent MAINE— Wutervtlle, Morning Ben- Wholesale Co.. Augusta. Ga.______ Sco these largo lots before you uptown, unloading track, 4.000 feet frocks direct to wearer; no insuitable /or t office should be tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ or grain or |vertment; easily make $35 weekly, buy elsewhere. Don't buy a lot floor space, r-uiiamr lately In case of J. E. HPUULING, Rub-division ple tire Interested in Florida prop­ FOR SALE—One trailer, large wholesale protlucc etc., writ0 Box Wrltu t ,l!ny. M. i.wick Mfg. Co., without n public alley in the rear. Lost and Found 255, Sanford specialist. Subdivision to Or­ erty, Reach them through tix enough to haul boat. Phone Cotnu nnd see me any time. I live L r ± J J :l:----------------------Fort Wayne, Ind. s tiT im u * lando, Florida, nnd F l o r a Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ ■1811. prceentatlse thor* FOUND—One Firestone tire, tools, hf,rc n," ) wnnt noighlmrs. Apartments Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ tion. with rotes, rules dies, and motor meter. Owner ! WILMEIt STEWART $1,000,000 company wants man FOR SALE— 10 acres celery land, way. an. will give you ADVERTISE, hi the Journul-HsrAltamonte Springs. FOR RENT—2-room apartment to sJI Watkins Home Necessities lot 4, Eurnka Hammock. Rich­ please call at police station and i nation. And If STOVES ald. South Georgia’s greatest ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba­ identify. ______ will ssslst you In furnished, first floor. 202 Park; in Sanford. More than 150 used1 rant a<l to make j daily. Income $35 to $50 weekly. SANFORD STOVE WORKS—Oil newspaper. Morning, afternoon, non, 1ml. We have aomo beautiful lake Avenue. LOST—One Shriners Fez. Red, a -----------------■ — | Experience unnecessary. Write stoves, gns stoves, wood stoves, weekly nnd Sunday Classified ’■atex front lots on Lake Wildmerc one* Morocco temple. Reward if re­ t r N orton. JOc t.er lino. Waycruss Journnl- CASH—Paid for false teeth, den­ i\ TttK. t int’ i tT n i l iit o r t iih Dept. H-5, The J. R. Wutkins Co„ ovens and victrolas. Your credit half mile from the Dixie Highway turned to John Gave 1018 W. 1st Should Kl*e their At, tal gold, platinum nnd- discard­ Street or phone -*0r». nhv k .v tii j i iMtiAt, r in r i i r n2-70 West Iowa Ave., Memphis.’ is good. Phono 49L-3. 321 First "erald, Wnycross. Georgia. in n nest of beautiful clear lakes, t/flce oddreas as m** r i . i m t m . rv am i koh ed jewelry.—Hoko Smelting nnd Street. for sale. [phone number .If s u m v o u : c o t v r v . ri.n itiiiA . Turin. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. IN C H A N C E R Y . • Lulls. About nno Wo will build your homo, land­ ___ TIN AND MKTAL WORK Send in your subscription to the W A N T E D A. I*. Connelly, b thuueand haa a scape your grove, and relieve you N’. II. Garner uml Complainants. Nearly all fnrm* In Brnxil are . the Other* enn't JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds Tribune or hand it to your local FOR QUICK SALE—Celery wire u -\ v r m /A ,, a *,, ,, . , Of trouble nnd worries incident tu v,i. rith you unless tilled by the aid of implements dealer so you can read Florida's of Tin nnd Sheet Meta! Work. at half price. Phono 415-W. L. \\ AN T TO BU^ —County produce, building up a place. Klurltli I,ami * C o l o n is a t io n C o m ­ nddreea One year I. Frazier. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak greatest newspaper. pany. I.lmlteil, a c o r p o r a t liin : tbei from tho United States. canned vegetables, symn, highIn thu meantime, you can go Snore MUST be S8.00, C months $4.00, three months m i l,n o w n iirlrw. d ev isees , g r a n t e e * ' Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele­ va nt Tbe * « « ost prices paid. Davis Wholesale fishing. You can fish in any one anil o t h e r elalnianiH n m lor F r a n k $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ FOR SALE— Roll top desk, mnphone 111. (flee or >r I r lCo., Augustn, Ga. | of the dozen lakes, nnd if you don't S. W h ite , i t .c e a s e d : W. K. W a l l policy add 75 cents to your hogny, in good condition— Will sell ■ur d'*e*otlaTry Smith’s Barber halt and l.u cy 41. W a lt h a ll , Ids TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS cance i t . ,. . , . rrc"c!c7T m I know how to fish, we have several valM. .-der. w ife; V oile A. W il lia m s and cheap. Herald Office. tV A NT TO SELL List your P>o-1 experts who will ho glad to show All makes of typewriters for tW* Kllxubetli W il lia m s . Ida w i f e ; All Shop for good barber perty with us now. Your d e-iy 0U< Mr. S0I10I field who haa been u n k n o w n p a r t ie s c h d i id n u In te r ­ }-aSi. efficient sale on easy terms, for rent, also “ DO YOU WANT to buy or sell Better Baby Chicks If so advertino in est In th e la n d s In volved In this work. Ladies welcome. . s '* . script ion will go in now catalogue singing at the Rnntist Church will repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 theanything?" suit. From “ Gainesville Run.” now being made up. See tho new j vouch for the above, Bull Dldg. D e fe n d a n t s . Next to Valdez. IHNEBREEZB FARMS manager at the new location. C .1LAKE JF.SSUP LAND CO., Inc. nitDcit o r ; n t t .i c \tio n . WTIST VI itOtPcT«C—•Cljt rh » b u r g . '1'he VETERINARIAN Florida’s Largtmt Poultry Fnrm A. Strout Farm Agency, 401 1st rinihB ltorir Kxprttiont. m n rnln * T o nil pa rties c l a i m i n g Interest I.ongwood. FHu nder F ran k d. W h ile , d e c e a s e d . nr National Rank Bldg. (Not A Hatchery) 1)R. A. DOLAN—Veterinarian. ( m i n d i n g Sunday, m o r n in g l«»uo. oth e r w is e , in th e f o l l o w i n g iluscrlb-1 Dolans Votinary Remedies. 313 I com p or w o rd , m l n im o m tin. Every chick sired by our pedi­ URRCTORY J. N. Westbrooks Apartment house on First St. i d p rop erty, situ ate, ly in g and b e ­ WANT TO BUY— Flat top desk. in g In tb e c ity o f S a n fo r d . P e m ln o le E. Second St., Sanford, Flu. l>KVUl.OI *KIts ATTR>T lOJT—IVn- greed males direct from high rec­ Phis is a bargain. G u n sm ith Inquire Herald office. C ou n ty. F lorida , t o - w i t : l o t s 1 ti»i "'•(•olii In bi’ g ln n llig th* ernntnnt ile- ord trapneated hens. Chix that litre within easy IB, both In clusive, nnd lots 19 t o | veloj(mrnt in Olorldn'n iilsirry: a make you profits, $20 per hundred Grnphonolas, Clocks, Sewing Building: Materia! half mlllloLi ilnllnr hltthwny to t i n " iple of Sanford One five-room bungalow, in good 93. both in clusiv e, o f I'lne H e ig h t * .; ...... WILL TRADE—Home in Winter Machine o f Hanford. Hemtnolo Cou n ty . F l o r ­ gulf bench Jnnt nnisb.'.i; a two $180 per thousand. Delivered ir often needed, Park for like value in Sanford. condition. $500.00 puts you in this ida. as p er pla t th er eof, d u ly r e ­ 121 Sanford Ave. MIRACLE Concrete Go., general mhllnn dollar bridge nrroas Kseam-.Fcb. 20, Order early, as already David M. Douglass, Sanford, Fla. house. when any spec o r d e d in the p u b li c records o f, M ,1 riay s!:<rt'‘il; quarter million hnlf sold nnl Whiln I n„|,„rn, S e m in o le C ou n ty . F lo r id a , In Pla t cement work, side walks, build­ dollar opera bouse under coneirao-' n'\lt required. It is .. n , 'Vliile l.ogjiorns Five acre farm on hard road, B'«jk r,1: . two mPllona !••lnr soont onl^^Iy* ''r it e for interesting Ixiukhabclically for ing blocks. Irrigation boxes, i , E» y person and all p e r s o n s ! highway: gre.itrst chance for live j let. Ptnebrceze Farm, Callahan, Cocoa nut Milk Said now in cropa Chenp nnw on easy w hToos o annam Terwlllcgor. Prop. e Is. o r are, u n k n o w n to «developere to g,t In on Krouoil i.'|,.r:.|,. the c o m p la in a n t s herein , h a v i n g o r terms. Lumber and Building Material floot. Write llevclopoiunt DnpartSanford Sign Shop c la im in ': to h ave a n y r ig h t, t i t l e o r Excellent for Babies niellt Tbe PrPKacoItt Newt Ire in this Carter Lumber Company Interest In and to th e a b o v e d o - 1 Wo have houses to rent. Come TAKE NOTICE scribed laads, o r a n y pa rt o r p o r - ' Designer.* and pnintcra o f San­ N. Laurel St. Phone 5C5 AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ (tE<Tf)7Y Beginning Monday, Jan. 20, 1925 HONOLULU, Jan. 24,—Investi­ in nnd see us.—Seminole Realty tlon t h e r e o f : ___ | ford's distinctive signs. San­ gusta, Gn.— Augusta’s greatest HILL LUMBER CO. flouso c It n p p en rin g f r o m th e a w o r n bill ONE Co., 110 E. Second Street. ford Avenue ut First Street. classified medium, rate cash .0i)c the price of Silver Iatke Spring gation of the properties of thu o f c o m p la in t h erein filed that y o u Service, Quality and Price. 18 nnd c .'c b o f y ou have, o r clnlni aonia charge. 10c per line, minimum water will he 40c for 5 gal. Spec­ pulp of young coconuts has devel­ Rhone 480-W. in mid l o th e p r o p e r t y In ­ ial prices in largo quantities. If OWNER WILL SELL clone iu lot. viutcroMt ■30c. TO THE PUBLIC: ______________l_________________ o lv e d In till* suit, and Mint y o u r oped that they contain all the eonyou have r.ever tried this water desirable locution for residence, n im cs tir» u n k n o w n , li I t t h e r e u p ­ Tho following named contract­ ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St' you do not know what you nre stitutents of human mothers' milk for $1,100. Small cash payment on o / d c r e d that you and each o f y o u ors are fair to Organized Ijtbor Johns County is reached through you o r e h e re b y r e q u ir e d Directory and pny the Union Scnlo set by tho St. Augustine Evening Record. missing. Dr. Baker of Rollins nnd perhnps may be used in the |required and balance can lie paid dt oo abe.p p ennd a r t o tile Mil o f c o m p l a i n t College says it is superior water. in this cause, o n M onday, t b e 2nd NO MOTOR# RE- Local No. 1201 of Painters, Dec­ Quick result3. Two cento per word. Chemical analysis shown if* to ho tropica to take the place of moth- monthly. Rhone 493-W for op­ day of F e b r u a r y . 1925 at thu C o u r t orators and Paper Hangers of Sample cony on request, 4Iarblo and Granlta from «U era’ milk, according to atatements 1 bomtinca h ou*e In Hanford. S e m in ole C o u n t y , * ____ A m erica:' juarrlca, Dent of quality — •• r A ^ f t » 0 'f a 5 R I M —fampa Daily pbjwlutelx. pure. ~ : » f f n d e before the I’nn-Pucific Sei-1 Six lot*, close in worth n ‘' V g "re." "ml K workmanship. _ _R.,, Pell,_ F. _ W. Tern per ton, 1 Times, tho great homo doily, DIG POPULATION PREDICTE CTRIC SERVICE ,, W. W r i t e f o r la test d e . lc n a . r4l,|coce Counsel here bv I)r. N. I\j con lie bouKnb from owner for r. ruim-lly In tin* above ile^crlbml c. ii. T l'n x iK , Electrical repairs, V, C. CoUer, C. F, Mctcajf, llorace j rate 1Me per word, minlmurj. Rhone lamia: ami you nre then and th e r e 1000. On easy term*. r e q u i r e ! t o m a k e a n s w e r t o eulil l.ulunl, Florida JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 24?— A Ont-sen. of the Queen's hospital, 493-W. rul Ave. prlando, Jtminez, H. Darrow, R. L .iS ej-■charge 25c ensh with* order. Write nil) o f c o m p la in t file d a g a i n s t y o u P. O. Ilex M>3, P h an s U * lers, Jesse Cook. T. S. Dbik, I. S. ’ for complete rate tank prediction that Jacksonville will bholulu. herein, o t h e r w is e a d e c r e e p r o c o n Talbott, T. M. Dunlap and G. W, I .• t n m ono 1 i “ developed during the meeting fi's-to will lie en ter ed u a u ln st y o u . KS FOR RENT several Hawaiian.* present had and each o f y ou. Venable, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. PALM BEACH COUNTY—The have a population of 2oO.OOO h\ It Is fu r t h e r ordered th at title Car. Drive it O, Shinholser. We also ask the scene of stupendous development' 1930 ,vas matle by Dr. Allen D. been weaned on coconut pulp, hut c ita tio n be p u b lish ed o n c e a w e e k k and Second St. public to cee their painters have Read about it in tho l’alm Bench Albert, Ctiicago sociologist, in an it is believed that the announce­ DAVID B. HYER f o r eiitht c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k s . In th e Post. Sainplo copy sent on re- address before a gathering of “ Ru ment by Dr. Larsen is the first to Sanfo rd Herald, a n e w s p a p e r p u b ­ their local card. ARCHITECT lished In S e m in ole i ‘ minty, F lo r id a . i quest II. Darrow, Pres. V REPAIRING Movers in Jacksonville" this week. he made of tho actual chemical W itn es s rnv ba nd as G lerk o f sa id Membsr A. L A Court and the seal th e r e o f , th is KIN — Automobile ADVERTISING gets results if It This city today is the seventy- properties of the pulp anti milk of th o nth d a y of D e c e m b e r , A. I*. coconuts. September quarterly payments Hose Uulhlltur sixth in size in the United States, !ng and Rebuilding, reaches potential buyers. PuWhen you wnlte up with back­ 1921 Orla nde, Flerliln It was pointed out that the milk ache nnd dull misery in the kidney (S e a l) to 2,229 Osage Indians in Okla­ latka Daily Nows is circulated in he declared, „nud 15. A. DOUGLASS, e. Oak Avenue. , said that in . 193') Clerk o f the C ircuit C ou rt o f homa on account of returns from an industrial and ngriculturid sec- 'Jt may well he the seventieth. of tho wnterhuffalo, being five region it may mean you have been FOR HIRE S e m in o le C ou n ty. F lo r id a , oil lands will amount to $3,200 tion. for “ within its city limits thin times as rich as cow’s milk, might eating foods which create acids, fly A. 41. WKMKH. D. C. SERVICE be added to dehydrated pulp of January are very probably some . each, which makes $8,900 per capsays a well-known authority. An G eoru e G. Ilerrlnu . TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of S o l ic it o r f o r C om p la in a n ts. Iccts all trains. Bag- jta they have received so fim this 110,000 person! , n gain of almost young coconuts and serve in place excess of such acids overworks the II. A. SPEIR Florida real estate advertise In In I’lione 551. of mothers’ milk in feeding chil­ 100 pur cent since 1910." year. kidneys iu their clfort to filter it the St. Petersburg Times. One cent! i n TtiM c o r i n ' o f t h i : c o u n t y 0 TRIPS dren, when necqssnry. Deep in­ CARPENTER JI1DOK. HUMINOI.K C O U N T Y . cent a word daily, two cents a word j Unable to stop a prairie lire. terest has been taken In tho pos from tho blood nnd they boiomc sort of narnlyzcd and loggy. When F I . O I llD A ......................... .............. .. . .. JCAI.DER. Day, nnd Sundays. llr p n l r l n g and l l r M o d r l l n g near Now Orleans, employes of nihility of this dehydration and your kidneys get sluggish and clog tu tte Fntuto of, S a m u el lll n c s , da|service. Anytime, ceased. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the the Atlas Powder Company saved sevrrnl mainland scientists have you must relieve them, like you A ll,liras 2IISI 1'n Imet l o A v r . accepted want ad medium in a big magazine by hastily digging been asked to experiment further relieve your bowels, removing all T o all c re d ito rs , le gated*, d i s t r i ­ WRECKER'______ Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word a wide ditch around it rod flood- and report! to the Pan-Pacific Re­ the body’s urinous waste, else you bu tees and all o o r s a n s h a v in g c la im s o r dem an d* anatom said E s ta te: Day 'ur night serin'.* it with water. 'search Institute here. have backache, sick headache, dizzy an insertion. Minimum 25c, You and each o f y ou, are h e r e b y i phono 394. Night Mill THI.AM) I’ .MVr Hanford. Florida, .fan. I9tlj, 1925 apclls; your stomach sours, ton­ n otified and r equ ired to presen t a n y Ah required by Section 12. Chap­ FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando Thu Uulut T h a t S a v e s Y ou cla im * a n d d em a n d * w h ich you. or gue is coated and when the wenthter C59B. Laws of Florida, I will M oney. o f y ou, may h a v e a g a i n s t morrmg Sentinel; largest classi­ er is hod you have rheumatic either V PARLORS______ be in Hie following places, on Urn M a n u fa ct u r e d b y Ilia e.'dutn o f Samuel n in e * , d e c e a s ­ ilnto and between the hours s»t twinges. Tho urine is cloudy, full ed, late o f S e m in o b 1 C ou n ty , F l o r i ­ I l h r r s o i i - L l i u l . l r y P a i n t Co. "llkl E l! M arinelio lifter each, for the o'irpo-.< of re­ fied business, rate te a word, min­ URILT. Marinelio Soi.i t,y of sediment, channels often get da, to the undet'slKOed a d m i n i s t r a t ­ ind*. Rain water u ceiving Tax Heturn* for thu jeur imum 24c cash with order. I .IIX XIM l P A I N T C O M P A N Y or o f mild U . d a t e w ith in t w o years sore, water scalds nnd you are “ ASK MU. CONNELLY” I Cl M n s n o l l n A x e . Old First National 1925: fr o m the d a l e h ereof. obliged to seek relief two or three Geneva—February 9tb, 10 no A. A LITTLE WANT AD in The I'honr 27*1 Dal ml Duccmhi r a h . A D. I9 2L if. nliono, 245. M. to 3:00 F. M. About the Following IlnrRains time* during the night. Herald will bring you big re­ C. 41. H AN D. Osceola—February 10t!i. 10:00 A, 8 AND D Y E R S A d m in is t ra to r , and S h e r if f Either consult a good, reliable sults. Advertise those old articles M. to 3:00 I*. M. o f Hcmliiolu C o u n ty , F l o r i ­ Sf%-rooui ImiiKiitoiv nil lfnlinrlti»MKY HXTV fort! 1**1 <»** ,4niifnnl %vr- physician at once or g-t from youc STEAM PRESSERY Chultiota—February 11th, 10:00 A. you hove stored away and havo da. Chiropodist no use for. A lil'.le thirty-ccnl ad a specialty. 110 41. to 12:00 41. .....r:.en!^oM.vV"^!87«u^s,r«; pharmacist about four ounces of aDee. fl, 12, 29, 37, Jan. 3, 10, 17, 21, cl■>or In, ilrnlrulili* liivnlluu. Price trrniM. FOOT SPECIALIST Gabrtulla—February ltth, 1:00 I*. may bring you several dollars. Jnd Salt: ; take a taMcspnnnful in m i 31. ■nu.-, i'lionq J127-J^_ 03.700—0700 rn»li, SCO per iiiainlk. ----M. to 3:00 1*. M. |Corns. Munlotis. t i m r o w ______ FIX'D mom nrw liiiiiKnlow. Iwnl rr- a glass of water before breakfast in c m iit in* Tin: c o u n t y Ovloito— February 12th. lo-.oo A. Phone 148 and a representative CAFE Inu Nalls, H e a v y C a ll_ai., I,,,, i „ wlilonlbil ■rrlbiu of • • !«?■ . »l,lr\»olkt* for a few day* and your kidneys will call to sco you. . i i i i g i :, s i d u m h . i : c o i n t v , 5f. to 3:00 l\ M . ntiKes o r ti r e d a c h i n g S.IIHI | ASH—S..0 urr iiinnth l,n>* n nn(J pall, („ r. hi. C A FE / A i t a m o n t e — F e b r u a r y Itltli, 10:00 tl.lilllDA. may act fine. This famou s salts is feet. IV-room linuicnlotr. mixlrrn, mill ]>r|(.r BajSO.IlO. SSIMl r»«k. SSO jut in Service and ({ual- A. SI. to 12:00 41. N O T H T . T O t’ HHDIT* iltH made from the acid of grape* nud IN UK KHTATK o f David L. D ix on. gooil local Ion, I'rlre S3.2SO.imi, month. lilt. C.l I,. n t S l R I l Lake Mary— February lfllb. 10:00 tfeet and Park AveTHIS WEEK ONLY lemon juice, combined with lithin, Y o w e l l [ t r o w Iltd g . T o till c r e d i to r s , le g a t e e s, d i s t r i ­ A. 41. to 3:00 T*. SI. NI \TV-Ftll It foot lot mi FnlnirltoPIVK-nrrr nrnntvi- «r»tr ornr l oini- 1and has been use for years to heln b u te e s nud all person * O rla n d o . Ph ono. K ls v a t o r h a v ing I.ongwood—February 13th, I ion 41. Very valuable property on Meltvrnur. rnalrru ri|ii>,iirr, SI.2SO. Ir> ( lull, mimiiII boiler, all for M.« c l a i m s or d em a n d * ugu lu m sa id e s ­ M. to 3:00 1>. 41. UtUC.S clean and stimulate doggish kidS2.VI mill, S20 prr iiionth. S IM H — V 4 cn*l«. tate 1'aola— F e b r u a r y I7th. ti):00 A. lonvillo Avenue at rate of $400 per 1ncs, also to neutralize acid* In 1UG STORE — Pre- to 12:00 M. You nud each o f you, are h e r e b y iot. LOT* — LOTH — LOT.* ' the system, so they no linger PH. n . . i l f n d and requ ired i>> pi. . .a t Lake Monroe—February l*th, l:uo Jrugs, Sodas. Wo 57-foot business lot on Sanford Slim down will put > iiii In po»«r.»lon of ninr of tho brut lol* In loiin. a n y c la im s and d e m a n d s w h ich y o u , ' late, thus often relieving bladder to 3:00 l*. M. Elton J. Moughton you as you * phone. Avenue at rate of $30 a front foot. A cbnnoc to mnkp aotnr ronl mono). Nro no. o r either o f you. may have UMUliiHt A. VACO HAN. weakness. th e c s tn tr o f D avid L. Dixon, tb • Tux Asnesaor. Every few weeks we have outJnd Salts is inexpensive cannot censed, late o f Sem in ole C ou n ty . a r c h it e c t U r iv a l of-town buyers, cash, for attrac­ injure and makes a delightful, of. F lor id a , t o th e u n d er sign , d Del S. VELVETEEN SivIItrS civcly priced city tively property. D ixon o f *ahl estate, w ith in t w o ELECTRIC CO. fervescent lithia-watnr drink. First National Hank 3Id*. (Realtors) s f r o m the d a te h ereof. Velveteen skirtr, to bo worn with List your property with us. to GUlon & Platt Drink lots of soft water. By all y e aDrated Jan. 2. A. D. 1925. 103 N. Park Ave. 105 Magnolia Ave. Sanford, - - ■ Florida SANFORD Everything elec­ sweaters for winter sports, come mean* have your ph^iei.in examine rill. s. dixon . SANFORD REALTY REALTY CO. CO. Phone 122 K xu cu lor. , pi,„nn tun t tee 422. Eloctragith in the most fascinating shades otj Phono 48 your kidneys at least twice a year. blue, green, crimson and orange.! Room 7 Ball Bldg. Phone 180-J. s t a t io n s AND >SUPPLIES .* *1 u 1A 1lu ll ■ --------_ ----~ oil, Tires, Accesso■'with a smile. Elm Phone 447 1.3. ‘” 8 stations. Mags*onri. First and Elm, w h a o d a you mue and 10th Street. uce. \ V/AMT I.OHlsf "E FLORIST” ■lrr aU occasions. ■_Phone 2G0-W l CRN it Or e ‘TURF, TO 'SELL? nuture Co. We pay * worth. Phone No. F t Seminole Marble Co. BAD TAKE SALTS ' NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS N OW IS T H E T I M E A. P. Connelly & Sons Bv GEORGE MrMANTIS BRINGING UP FATHER A .L L R I G M T 1 AWYER ” RYAN. O f f i « in 'ar,r> Building Annex. 417-1, 3. LI.INBRY T ' SHOP—For exl,Ty call 579-J. dLTCTl OAN" ~ ' lGD MONEY?—We W 1°i'n i'..‘ , ^)rd Bond and - — t * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, January 24, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 24, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 24, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/561cded08facc4ef5d9a862f43fee2de.pdf 79a47533dbafd3e56bfe5a78b793f0ae PDF Text Text rvTt ■*’r > 4 - ■*> Zh\ * •fe C ab le Generally f . l r \ J f r & day; northerly w in*. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1923. NUMBER 150. ~ io Be Released From Federal Penitentiary To Face Charge of Murder ,r.eu r s S e e k R u le H n d i n g S h o a ls SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. I SENATEATTACK ■■r> I » Jan. 23.—Un­ said it was merely a (fuestion of t o C o n fe r e n c e P. 0. PAY BILL lessWASHINGTON, legal technicalities prove an legal technicalities and, with the I s Rife rineer For IAppears [n Capital iat Ford sw Offer ire That lihood Of fe/ Again MEANS DECURES LIQUOR PERMITS Vote Expected PAYMENTS LEGAL CloSe On Measure Friday ’reposal Eliminating Mail Rate Increases Offered; Matter Held Over to Friday For Vote to Be Taken Former Justice Department Aj»ent Disclaims Author­ If Proposal Passes Measure Would Be Similar to One ship of Rumor That U. S. Vetoed in Previous Session Attorney Hnd Been “Fixed” unexpected bar tho doors of At­ department of justice co-operat­ lanta federal prison will release ing ho was convinced Chapman is called at the March term Gerald Chapman, notorious robber case of court in Hartford. for one more adventure in his checkered career of crime to face Atlanta Plans Transfer. trial on charges carrying the death ATLANTA. Ga. Jan. 23.—While penalty. Federal officials agreed P’ans were being completed in to turn Chapman over to Connecti­ Washington, for the transfer of cut authorities for trial on an In­ Gerald Chapman, mail robber, from dictment charging first degree mur­ the penitentiary here to authorit­ der. ies from Hartford, Conn., where he Describing in police circulars as is under indictment for murder, the most dangorous criminal of the rison authorities hero said they age, Chapman, who escaped In ad had no official notice of such March, 1023, several months after action. They will nwait further beginning n 25-year sentenco for action on tho port of Washington participation in a $2,400,000 mail authorities. robbery nt New York, was return­ Chapman early Thursday arrived ed Thursday to the Atlanta feder­ w in custody of Deputies al prison from Indiana, where he W. N.aJ?tn Berrong and G. W. Hughes, was captured Sunday after a pis­ who escorted him at once to the tol figfc” on the streets of Muncie, federal penitentiary. Ind. The movements of tho three, He is wanted in Connecticut since the dqnuties arrived in In­ on nn indictment returned a t H art­ dianapolis, have been veiled in sec­ ford, charging first degree murd- recy, ns the authorities feared a **r in connection with tho slaying possible attempt on the part of of Janies Skclly, n patrolman, a t his confederates to rescue Chap­ New Britain last October, nnd As­ man. sistant Attorney General Donovan Chnpmnn escaped from the peni­ Thursday consented to his trans­ tentiary hero on March 27, 1923. fer from federal to state jurisdic­ He was captured in Athens, Gn., tion so he can be tried. at which time he was wounded. Decision to give the Connecti­ Placed in nn Athens hospital, ho cut authorities custody over Chap­ succeeded in making hin escape man was reached at n conference from that institution and hnd not between Mr. Donovan and Stntcs been henrd from until last Sun­ Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn, who as­ day when ho was recaptured in sured the assistant attorney gen­ Muncie. Ind. eral thnt evidence against tho man The prisoner is quoted ns saying in the murder case was “indisput­ thnt ho does not expect to live able and complete." jong enough to -complete the senDetails of tho transfer of juris-1 tencc of 25 _ years which lw he was was diction over the prisoner remains serving for committing n $2,400.to be worked out, but Mr. Alcorn 000 mail robbery in New York E ACTIVE BUILDING: IN CITY SHOWN BY PERMIT RECORDS Progress Is Reported on All Building Under Consruction; May Build New Rec­ tory at the EpiscopnlChurch Improvement of Pen Conditions Sought WASHINGTON, Jnn. 23—As n first step in the program for improving conditions in At­ lanta federal prison, John Snook who tnkes charges as warden next week, is preparing to es­ tablish a now Industry for em­ ployment of prisoners and im­ proving housing conditions of the overcrowded institution. Idaho Senator. Makes Speech Arraigning French Upon Their Attitude oh Subject Replies To Marin’s Speech In Chamber Says No Justification WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-T hc NEW YORK, Jan. 23.— Gaston In Charge U. S. Is Though hampered somewhat hy S. Moans, Moa B. former department of administration postal pay rate in­ rainy weather, building activities Exacting Creditor justice aaent, on trial with Col. crease bill was subjected, at the during Jnnunry have gone forward outset of debate Thursday in the Thomas B, Feeder, for alleged con­ smoothly In Sanford, a survey of I, Jai* 23.— spiracy to bribe offi­ Rennte, to an attack from the WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.— the government offibuildings under construction show­ attempt to cial** completed his testimony in democratic side which aimed nt The real problem with respect ed Friday morning. Building per­ taotl Muscle his own defense late Thursday aft­ elimination of all of the propos­ mits issuer! during the month to to the French debt is that of pnference by ernoon with the identification of a ed rate ndvances. date number 33 and include a num­ repudiation, Chairman Borah letter he wrote to United States A vote on the elimination pro­ ber of new residence buildings nnd it, its sup- Dhrtrict Attorney Hayward in posal, which is in the form of a of the foreign relations com­ alterations on those already stand­ lendeavor to Which he disclaimed nuthorshlp of P°int, which is in the form of a ing. mittee, declared Thursday in lie to accom* a rumor that Hayward and otners point of order, wont over until Demolition of tho LcfTler build­ the senate. . < were to be “fixed" by Col. Felder, r ruiny. If adopted, it would leave ings to make room for tho First Vole of Confidence Is Given to the speech In Felder was at that time attorney the bill substantially in the same Street extension is going forward City Commission on Effort theReplying the house for the Glass Casket defendants. French chamber of depu­ form as the pay increase meas­ rapidly ns Is consistent with sal­ For Station Here; Chamber is been call- Special Asristnnt Attorney Gen­ ure passed nt the last session and vage of the materials. The build­ ties Wednesday by Hears Credit Expert Speak Marin, Senator Bornh saidDeputy consider re­ eral Hiram C. Todd, cross exam­ vetoed by President Coolidgc. ings, with the exception of Rome of no one Senator Swanson, (D) Virginin, td the bill to ined Means in nn attempt to con­ tho outside walls, arc now tom could read thnt debate or tho In response to appeals by Mayor French press without concludiriff down. |hc house mil- nect him with the payment by the raised the point of order against Workmen are now ongngod in Forrest Lake and F. I*. Forster, that "acqultal" of the debt is now usual weok- Glass Casket defendants of n $f>5,- the sections of the bill proposing laying tho red tilt* roofing of the the Sanford Chamber of Commerce tho isruo "thnt no part of it U to jse the lend- 000 slush fund with which, accord­ rate increases on the ground thnt Episcopal church nt Park Avenue nt it’a regular meeting Friday ex­ be settled, that no part of it la ing to previous testimony, Secre­ all revenue legislation should orig­ t the rule for nnd Fourth Street, W. N. Reece, pressed unanim ously its confidence to be paid." until next tary of the Treasury Mellon, Har­ inate in the house under the con­ * City Commission's plan of tho construction foremnn, declared in the Senator Jones, (D) abcrship can ry Daugherty, then United States stitution. "Of course that great people erecting a municipal brondoensting Friday morning thnt pinritering of nttorney general, and others, were Washington, who was presiding this move can take thnt position nnd repudstation nnd asked through n res­ tho interior wnlla will begin next to be bribed. However, Todd could ruled that the senate would have nte their obligation In thnt w?y olution thnt the commission pro­ week. A large crew of men is no admission from Means thnt to decide tlu> point, and a close he added, "but if they choose to Laguardin, get ceed without delay in the installa­ now nt work nnd others will be ho in any way was implicated in vote is expected. blocked the this alleged attempt at bribery. added shortly in an effort to com­ tion. Tho motion expressing the do so, tho truth of history ought Senator Moses, (It) New Hamp­ McKenzie, of plete the building by Mnr. 1. Two Chamber’s views upon the station to carry tho actual fncts in regard Testimony by government wit­ shire, in chnrgc of the mensures, to the debt nnd the conditions nnd [ommittee, to of tho three coats of Rtucco have was carried hy a rising vote. nt to the bitl nesses thnt certain Glass Casket intimated Thursday night if the The committee which was ap­ circumstances surrounding the set­ been applied to tho outer wnlls. It The Now defendants, who hnd pleaded guil­ point is sustained ho will make no is understood thnt the contractors, pointed by the chamber to inves­ tlement. ty to charges of uring tho mails objection to having the bill re­ [Inter oxplain- t<l Mnrshnll-Juckson Company, of tigate the project nppenred to have "I do not know whether it is defraud, had been promised light placed by other legislation on tho se ho favored sentences, Lakeland, is seeking n contract to been discouraged, it wns said, at oxnctly just to say that wo nre was denied by I’nstor J. of the pro- McCoyfi former assistant United calendar. This would leave prior erect n parsonage on the lot adjoin­ tho prospective cost. Mayor Lake now discussing the question of ab­ action on the legislation to the urgued that n few thousand dol­ solute repudiation, but In view of ing tho new church. States attorney general who prose­ house, where it Is yet to be decid­ lars added cost was a r.mnll thing the fact that for fivo years there The steel beams that will support Flury cuted the case, and who followed ed upon by tho postofficc commit­ i.i comparison to the many thous­ has boon no offer of settlement; tho roof of tho new City Ilnll nrc tee. Ife at tho cap- Means on the witness stand. now in plnce. Masons are erect­ and dollars thnt would result from no payment of principal and no allowing a vlsHnrotd Spielberg, a law partner Debate on the issue lapsed into station payment of interest; in view of tho ing tho tower while plasterers nre tho ndverthing such n [ Ilenry Ford's of Felder, testified thnt of tho $47,­ a legal argument with speakers re­ applying tho stucco to tho outer would bring to tho city. Mr. Fors­ further fact thnt no specific pro­ conferred 800 paid by the Glass Casket de- doing court ruling ns well a:.' Brokerage Concerns Dealing Ironmonger Alleges Haynes wnlls. One set of tho outside step* ter took virtually tho sanio view position for settlement has over [ntntivcs who fondants to him, Joseph O. Knst- senate precedents to support their In Cotton Futures Not En­ and liiair Both Allowed tf> the second floor of the nnd mndo tha motion that was been made, that it is not apparent­ passed. innufacturcr’s ner, Chicago alderman, and attor- views, Senator Sterling, (R) South gaged in Gambling Transac­ ly now intended, ns tho press of Whiskey to Be Carried Into nlwon.lir been Itnnn poured. ........ ..I t r . wI on .... si... sole Shoals. ncy for some of the defendants, re- Dakota, and Moses, fed tho fight Work the An address on the meaning ,the tranco and the speakers upon bctions, According to Judges Washington During Meet nlrendy ayo explained ccivcd $24,000, Felder. Spielberg against the point of order, argilbuilding has, to n minor extent, advantages nnd disadvantages of hnlf of those people now indieatr, ido** * said, received only $5,000, as com-1 ing the rate increases were not u off pc^wecn been hampered by rainy wenthcr credit was made by C. P. Younts, I assume that that is the real pro­ ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 23.— -b- t h» e«r r.irsgf^.. Hfftmx xaltWfi'tfHy’tncan- Brokerage eunterps operating1in. NORFOLK, Va„ Jan 2 3 — bnt with ^OUttinS nlca pensatlon tha budding ,............. _. infc of the roof field secretary of the Retail Credit blem beforn us." 'whether Ford torney. Ing of the constitution sinco tho in­ Atlanta, Handling legitimate future! Charges and denial that federal ■Ibis hazard will o eliminated and Mert’h AtfidmtT(\n,''6f Sf.‘Lbuia. Tho Quoting’nt*length from Mr. MafSubmitting nn commissioner, Roy work progress more nmoothly, it speaker declared thnt credit, which Spielberg said he had never hnd creased revenue would be received tram-actions in cotton and not en­ prohibition ho defined aa the “character of the In a address, in the course of which offer since ho conversation with Means concern­ from services rendered rather than gaged in "gambling transaction*." Hnynes and Commissioner of In­ is said. The roof of the Mnsonie Temple buyer," ii n m atter of nocessity. the French deputy said It would original one ing the fee tho Glass Casket defen­ from a levy of taxes. They were are not in violation of the Gcorgin ternal Revenue D. II. Blair, were developed in dants were to pay. He denied that supported by Senator Reed, (D) laws prohibiting bucket shops, said “fixed" to permit tho wholesale de­ is being laid now. Virtually all of There is not enough money, tho be iniquitous for the United States coll its $1,000,000,000 debt Elmer Jnrnecke, former secretary Missouri. an opinion banded flown late Thurs­ livery of liquor into Washington the brickwork ban been completed soeokrr .•aid. for nil business in *to collect and in places, stucco coating of the from !■rnnee, Senator Bornh as­ for tho Shrine convention in June, the Unite I Stntcs to he conducted Senators Swanson nnd Pittman, day by tribunal of threj federal rho talked with of Means and now the govern­ 1923, were made on the witness wnlls is being applied. The com­ toho old conception of credit, thnt sorted that there wns no justifi­ ment's star witness, ever hnd turn­ (D) Nevada, insisted, however, judges. Afterwards .that ed stand in the federal district court pletion of the roof on this building the old conceytion of credit, thnt cation for the efforts made to over to him $1,200 or $1,700 in that there jvas no escaping tha The case arose from a series of In of the motor hem Thursday in the trial of Wil- also will expedite construction by of buying goods and pnying for plnce the United States in tho part payment of tho fee, ns alleged raids staged several weeks ago by terms of the constitution since the |is but simply in previous testimony. rnto provisions of tho bill clear­ agents of the solicitor general of liain E. Baker and Rex. D. Sheldon ; eliminating possible delays through them whenever convenient and con­ position of an "exacting creditor." on the status "It has displayed none of tho trasted it with the ideaf sought by Earlier in the day Means testified ly called or increases in revenue Georgia, when u dczjn or moro in­ on chnrgcs of conspiracy to vio­ inclement weather. [legislation. It A permit has been issued to A. his organization which he express­ qualities of nn exacting creditor," late1 tho national prohibition law to tho government. dictments were secured. tluit Jnrnecke had collected from the original smuggling large quantities of W. Smith to erect a two story res­ ed ns nronipt payment on or be­ ho declnrcd. 'On tho other hand, The defendants under these in­ by Preceding debate on this issue, [recently have $20,000 to $30,000 for obtaining li­ liquor into this country. Both tes­ idence nt Mngnolin Avenue nnd fore the tenth day of the month I undertake to say that tho settle­ the mnnufac- quor reniovnl permits nnd thnt Jnr- Senator Simmons. (D) North Car­ dictments asked for an injunction tified in their own defense nnd ve­ Thirteenth Street. The Seminole following that In which the pur- ment with Great Britain is tho neckc had turned this money over to prevent their prosecution In the olina. bad indicated n general dem­ hid under the to him. He claimed that “every­ hemently denied Jiny connection Cafe alternations, which cost $1 00d (.has.* is made. moat generous proposition for tho Fulton superior court. The injunc­ ocratic attack on tho rate increase rood bill. They thing was entirely legal" in the with "rum row” or nny conspiracy according to tho permit, have been was declnrcd to bo a build settlement of international debts hardly could deni. Questioned as to what he had propisions declaring they were pro­ tion was denied, the decision said, between them to violate any, law. virtually completed and tho new er Credit of business nnd a means of hold­ that can be found anywhere in because the brokerage houses arc Ic on offer un- done with the money, Means said posed not because it wus felt that not violating the law nnd their in­ The jury got the case shortly dining room will bo available for ing customers who, buying on n history." Ivnnced further ho had “turned it over to certain tho present rates were too low, nocence constitutes n reason for nfter 1 o'clock and had been un­ use within a week. A permit has cash basis, do not buy regularly thnt in the settlement able to agree un hour later nnd been issued to Roby La ing to " rv i j from one merchant. Co-operation of Declaring Burse before the parties, some of it to a man nnmed hut merely to meet an emergency. their tho British debt the United acquittal in the stuto courts Senator Moses replied that the Judge Groncr adjourned court un­ a one-story frame stucco rcsldenc ’ between merchants wus declared to States had written off from tho kould be altered Schmidt." rates were advanced to meet an if prosecution is brought. til Friday. Intativc Madden V Vv ,,ern\ft 1)u » niutter of vital necessity. The terms of the original contract tho The court did not pass on the An attempt by tho government emergency brought in postnl sala­ In addition to bringing in the hL nh»»nt |° f ? h-ncc. constitutionality of the United names of tho two government offi­ has been issued to R. K. Stevens to | credit bureau was referred to as sum of $3,800,935,000. the Idaho to bring in the testimony of Means ries and argued it was fair that jintprviewed by before tho Wheeler investigating Avcm'° th° connecting link of co-operation senator said tho facts were that tho users of mail should pay for States cotton futures act, although cials in connection with the smug- Thlr»‘nnn ,, pinion (D) Ala- committee in Washington s Uamii' K*re#*»i. i i i a nm] l]lc Protected Imth the customer was increases in these salaries. He Urn phase of the cas.> was discusa-i glfog of liquor into the cot Alterations of the windows ie merchant. c‘»*“ >mer tho American government had been country for more generous with its associates frustrated by Means' counsel. emphasised that the committee had .1 at the hearing. I he decision! tho Shrincr’s convention, much of number of stores on F irst Strct boThe snenker sketch.',! fh„ nation, Rep. AlKcu tween Palmetto and Snnford Ave- ious problems faced by retail mer- n the war than it hnd been with sought to nllocate the increnscs ileclaroa that the federal courts the testimony Thursday hiii hinged kteinent: equitably among the various class­ linve jurisdiction in the matter, around nn alleged armada of hun- nues are progressing satisfactory | chants. He dechiro.l that 25 ,wr its own taxpayers. "If wo should bottle with Franco iferecs are apes of mail and expected to pro­ wlnch is contrary to tho contention! dreds of liquor laden craft making tliat a bill will pose further changes after hear­ oi Solicitor General John A. Boy- a dealy profit of from $7,000,000 least two attractive .s s s S S 'iS 1 JiSS^! E T * ir » &KS show win,lows j within .lO d a y i r ^ per e n tT a y • $9,000,000.” --------------with Kq^liind,” he went on, "we Iccepted by both WASHINGTON, Jnn. 23.— Tho ings to he held tills summer, if kin, against whom the injunction to to each establishment. Tho permit I wPhln fiO days’ 40 ner cent was aked. was issued to the Melsch cnt’wlicn F®-' would socrifice by that settlement Ted by the pres- French debt was debated in the the bill should be passed. Meisch Henltv Realty when they Z Fixed" Officials Claimed feel like'PVit 'or The petitioners contended thnt senate. Chief of Police S. W. Ironmon­ Company, nnd names the cost ns compelled to whilo one per cent ticurjy 60 cents on the dollae of Before the rate sections were nil France owes, us. I cannot'un­ The senate began consideration taken tin, that part of tho bill their transactions constituted in­ ger, who wa^ a United States dep­ $3,500. hope Mr. Ford pny under uny circumstances. derstand, unless it Is a question A number of permits for smnller doh't uty marshal in 1923, testified that dealing with increases in salaries terstate commerce, )sted in Muscle of the postal increase bill. Attorneys for the petitioners to­ Baker told him that the “rum ring” buildings nnd for minor alterations He gave instances of how the cred­ of absolute rejection of the debt The senate commerce committee of postal employees was approved day negotiate with stated that the case would be which operated off the Emt Coast have been issued during the month. it bureau works, saving losses entirely, unless it is proposed to In lease of tho endorsed the bill for government temporarily. through prevention of bnd accounts carried to the United States su­ had “fixed” Roy Haynes, commis­ nnd of bringing tho really worth create such n condition to public Dam No. 2 for purchase of Cape Cod. preme court with the hope of se­ sioner in charge of the prohibition mind and such an opinion in rowhilo accounts to n store. rather it would Secretary Hughes announc­ curing a decision that the Georgiu enforcement unit, and David II. gnrd to tho matter, thnt it can be The snenker referred to the work thnn any one ed that formnl relations would bo law is in violation of the interstate Blair, commissioner of internal rev­ ~~I hesitate to Use the ha/sh word being done by the churches and that more peo- resumed with Honduras Feb. 1. commerce acts and is unconstitu­ enue, so that while both officials ‘repudiation’—unles it can be ac-i various welfare agencies toward Ifited." Song writers and playwrights tional. knew of the wholesale smuggling tho rehabilitation of men in moral, quitted 1 will say, upon the p arti food (D) Ala- appeared before a house commit­ of liquor for the Shrine convention spiritual anil phyi‘.^a: matters nnd of the United States, I cannot ua-* MERCURY 25 BELOW ie bill, said he tee in favor of a bill to revise the that they would “wink” ut the ac­ urged that the merchants, through derstami how any other terms thnnj copyright laws. tivity. concerning rca credit bureau, begin efforts to­ those which have been offered! LONDON, Jan. 23. — Premier SARASNCLAKE, N. Y.. Jnn. 23. ..................testified ............ ....... |o rd offer but The war department appropria­ TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. 23.—Gov­ Chief Ironmonger that Baldwin nnd the Earl of Birken­ wards the financial rehabilitation could lie expected. (to prevent Ford tion bill, currying $332,090,000 was ernor Martin nddressed n letter to —Mercury fell to 25 degrees b e -1Baker made his statement after he head, secretary for India, broke of what was referred to as the 49 “I nm aware that there Is noth-l leasing Mus- reported by the senate appropria­ Judge H. H. Phillips, chairman of low zero here during Thursday had been arrested. The chief fur- bread Thursday with the native per cent nnd tho one per cent of ing involved in this controversy! —_ the State Road Department, thank- night. A bitter cold accompanied I |he terms of tho tions committee. newspaper men of London in Fleot buyers who haven’t the proper other thnn as M. Marin said yes-! Justice department officials de­ in" him far expediting the work by the blizzard. (Continued on Page Two) explained, placStreet, and after both had sung sehso of responsibility. The speak­ tirday, a financial obligation, so* [the property, in cided Gerald Chapman, robber, on the Melboume-Kissimmeo road, the glories of tho British press and er intimated thnt 99 per cent of fnr ns the United States is con-' It, who would be should be sent to Hartford, Conn., which was opened yesterday for the nobility of its reporters, Lord people nre honest hut thnt 49 per cerned. It was curred a t the in­ traffic. |h<- leasing eon- to answer n murder charge. Birkenhead proceeded to comment cent of them .are careless nml with stance and request of other coun­ povisiona of tho “ I am advised hy Mr. Crcsap somewhat sarcastically On wuys of the careless there is the possibil­ tries and an obligation which we (Thief Highway Engineer)", the called upon the American, taxpay­ American journalism. Some of the ity of reclamation. French Chamber F. I*. Forster told members of ers to take care of. letter read, “that the Melbournestories printed about him and his >uccccd ill getIs U pset By Speech Kissimmee road, in accordance daughter, Lady Eleanor, whilo they tqo club thnt today ho celebrated “ When you come to consider ev­ jonfercncc. Sca­ Due to unforsccn difficult, the winning team by R. \V. Pearmnn, toured the U. S. in 1923 evidently the forty-second anniversary of his erything which enters into the with your promise of several days ping the Under­ PARIS. Jan. 23.—The Chamber ago has been completed nnd was golf team of the Winter Park I secretary at 5 o'clock. Tho Fort hnd impressed his lordship quito entrance into the hanking business transaction, tho sacrifices ▼mvl* bred to request In .s’nnf^rd. He told briefly of (taring the w»r, the privileges |nftrees by a di- of Deputies Friday afternoon was opened on the 21st instant 'for county club wuj unable to come Pitt orchestra will provide music unfavorably. Tho items referred to by tho some of tho high soots in his ca­ growing out of the war in the way thrown into nn uproar lusting 25 travel. foi liiu presentation ceremonies. le.iate. / to Sanford for the tournament minutes and session bad to be sus­ “! desire to thank you for ex­ scheduled for this afternoon and Prior to awurding the cup to tho speaker were called "scanilaloua" reer and declared that Sanford is of material advantage to France pended nfter D'-puty De» Jurdines pediting this work." team Mr. Pearmnn will but he admitted thnt one of them now really getting into its stride. and England, instead of the United piinese An* criticised bitterly the action of the Opening of th-* rood does away its place was taken by a team winning make an address of wclcomo in —that in which Lady Eleanor was He declared that no one could go States being nn exacting creditor, in refusing to order the with the necessity of using flat from Orlando. The tourney got behalf of the Chnmber of Com­ reported to have smoked a cigar­ wrong in buying real estate in or it has been exceedingly generous.” row Opium Chamber posting of Deputy Marin's speech earn and an engine to get over a under way a t 2 o’clock when the merce. the Sanford Golf Club and ette on n college campurf, "what­ around Snnford for the city is des­ "It might Just as well havo ever that may be"—was true. Tiie tined to attain noon u population of claimed u vast portion of the oil inter-allied debts. It was o stretch of several miles, a con­ first foursome begun playing. the city in general. n. 23.—A promi- or. 50,000 nnd becomu the greatest in­ And added attraction in the Lcene of such disorder ns bad never dition that has existed for months Through the failure of the Win­ other, in which it was related that fields had it been in accordance r riday informed before been seen in the Chamber. form of a professional match was ter Park players to come to the his lordship, before delivering ari land city In the state. Tourists with our policies to have done so, it is stated. undent that mllwere referred to as the "crop that address oiio night in a noq-confeatured in the afternoon, program '__ r to ___ have >n the Province The people of Melbourne are so F. L. Voorheos and Otis George, city necessitated a chango in the formist chapel, was7 taken down never fails" and listeners were ns for France and England •. j , j urged to make adequate prepara­ ght just as ended 200 Chris- Leon CountyWillVotc well pleased over tho opening of local pluyera, began at 8 o’clock, program during the nftemoon. the i activities scheduled for tho night I ‘ft® thc ce,hir hJ a"d well have claimed a portion of tho t-rs because they T T n rv n T * i r < r A R n n r ! I s m i O tho that have set Feb. a match with Dave Davidson, Orr« f « » h m # , the speak- tions for them. other natural resources; but all ipium. The mis- L p O n L a i g e S O J lU lH S U l L>;, (W ashington's hirthdny) ns the Undo professional and W. D. following remain as originally ur- ? (Continued on Pnge Two) these things were waived; they nugh Chinese ofdate for n celebration of the event, ( lark, architect of the local course. o„ ......... __ ___ _________ ■Hi ng farmers were put aside; they were left to TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 23.— A according to a letter received toto Tho first four.-ome in tho tour­ till* Cardinal Mundelein to b« distributed and divided bv tho 1500 Christian 1bond election will be callo 1 Mur. 24 dny by the governor Inviting him sed to obey or- o t 31 in Leon county for $1.500,000 to be present, “so that our citizens nament wns made up of Harry i tho club to ear- forr u large gal* 1,1 like to make clear that It wat to be u:;cd in improving the conn nnd our guests or tho caat const Ehic and Judge E. F. Houihqlder, iery during the aftfl,rnoon matches | true my daughter did smoke n ci- O fficiate at Marriajre|uther v0*9" &ns followed. ty'o roads, it was announced Fri may thank you in person on that Pi. CLOSING ARGUMENTS BEGIN r?.‘Lain“t _hwo Orl‘1nd0 Play* and a number of dancers during | garotte, but I wasn't offered any CHICAGO, Jan. 23.—For the day. Hard surfacing will take care occasion." KTO first time since his elevation, of stato road number one nereis CHICAGO, Jan. 23.—Closins In the letter, written by Thus. George Cardinal Mundelein, Arch- guments began Friday in the veterthe county, road number ten lecdNelson of tho Chamber of Com­ olshop of Chicago wil! officiate at i nn bureau conspiracy trial after an i,23-t — i Wheat: ------- l'1" Thomaaville, Gn., toward U'l loving cup, donated by two weeks ugo to promote in every *h journalism, ‘you’ve much to the Weeding Saturday of Miss Ig*- hour of rebuttal evidence by the 1-70 to i Gulf and rond number nineteen merce, .it was stated that “we are to 1-15%* toward Jefferson county line In di-hffateful to you. You have kept the Sanford Chamber of Com­ way possible interest in golf in learn from tho press of the U. 3, ret Ut H me i Evanston is married >prosecuting attorney. The case 62«*. I your word to us.” here to Howell Howard of Dayton, I U likely to go to the Jury the midmerce, will be presented tp the Sanford, | rection of Perry. of America,” * W r 4 - 1---- a . c u i a a i t i i I dll W IMJXJ W * , ACTION IS ASKED BY CHAMBER ON PLAN FOR RADIO COTTON BROKERS WITNESS IN RUM ARE FAVORED IN TRIAL DECLARES COURT’S DECISION OFFICIALS ‘FIXED’ Washington N ew s Earl Of Birkenhead Says Stories In U.S. Paper ‘Scandalous’ Road To Kissimee From Melbourne Is Open For Traffic Sanford And Orlando Playing For Golf Supremacy Country Club Links Today S r x > tie __ L i ivi 1 iLf13 » % I �--- EVERT TRUE • G\V<£. fH<= A T i ^ A N S » F < 2 .R F o ft 350t<jM T O l v h J , P L I S A S e . ___________ tfqntativc Hans for Fortyi Second Annual Meeting In », Gainesville March 2fi-28 f >Have Been Mnde Public t f _ R ByFngland To Gate aaid that the Gyrpian lines are ,For Emigrant Rusk trying to comer the whole of the •taaffic for themselves by reduc­ ! < LONDON, jIhT?22. — Oafman ing the passenger rates. __ t i _____ i_____ .____ . shipping firms have re-establish­ ed the German mercantile marine ’ GAS PLANT PROFITABLE • ______ with such great success that they nrc now reported to be threaten­ ST PETERSBURG. Jnn. 22. — in'; . a rato war in the em igrant The municipal gas plant of this traffic to .South America, accord­ city took in revenua during the past ing to London shipping circles. year totalling *290,692.44, while The severe restrictions on .Im­ the municipal railways had a to­ migration in the United States tal, income of *237,914, it is shown have diverted this traffic, particu­ by the records and the municipal! larly so far as eaitern and south­ power plant received *63,000 mak­ ern Europeans■ -are concerned, .v w i n c i u n i , tn IU |i n m gg .1 l a ggrand total of mere than' Brasil, Argentine and Uruguay. *700.090, to ignite Investors Asked To methods long distance, but .Increase War JlorrorI _ _____ a n J TRY IT A S A I M ‘ 1 AM O K e t p o f yovr r ig h t Tries e>\c3i tocs, ‘ •'I040A .-M .—Response nnd Pres­ ident's annual address, T. J. Ap• r a f n L ,Tallahas..cc. »H i20 A. M.—Question Box (Evurged to submit questions ■bout problems qf a newspaper f r o n t r o c r YOUR. 'S N O U T l i i l A h a y FR obf / ----- 1 Im i 1 m l 1 I •! ■p I M • 1 I 1 I 1( 1L J Volusia Expects To' American Indians Eclipse Records Of Help English I n Last Yearns Exhibit Dye M anufacturing NEW yORP, Jnn. 22.— Arthur OXFORD, Jnn. 22— English .uariiia .winders, superin­ tendent of the apartm ent house where Loscrnian lives, wns mmplainnnt. Every day, she testified, [.overman played the violin ,nnd the playing wan "not music.” Mrs. .Margaret Madden, who lives in the apartm ent below Losermnn’s took the stand. “ When I hear him play some­ tim e;, I want to jump out of tho window," she said. Then Loserman took the stand and offered to play in his own de­ fense. M agistrate Conway said he was no music critic, but called a court attendant, John Pciffer, 75, who played in orchestras for 50 years at the .Metropolitan Opera House. "Tell me what you think of his playing, mid the magistrate. When Loserman finihsed there v.a- wild applame. “Tlie boy, said Peiffcr, “ plays like an artist. Ilia form and techninue are correct. Magistrate Conway decided that such playing could not constitute disorderly conduct. M. Pepper, ^toastmaster. Saturday, March 28 9:30 A. 31.—Distribution of Gainesville Sub, special edition by ^classes in Journalism, University of Floridn. • 9:40 A. 31.—What classes in Journaisim are doing a t the Uni­ versity of Florida. Ralph Stouta.mirc. 30:00^ A. M.—Building Your ‘Journalism Work for the Future and Some Suggested Improvements for the Present, Dean Waiter Wil­ KKiA, Jan. 22— Tho Latvian lia m . 10:30 A. 31.—Business meeting parliament has passed a law for­ of alcoholic election of officers nnd .selection bidding till* sale drinks at educational institutions, of next meeting place. at theatres, exhibitions, fairs, in provision shops, on board vessels, W om an’sFearsom ePet in inland waters, on railways trains in railway stations. LivesVVarm Tn W inter andFurthermore, the sale of alcohol­ ic drinks is forbidden on Sundays CONNKLLSVILLK. Jan. 22 — and holidays in the exclusive shops Mrs. M argaret • Cecil, of Dunbar, where they may lie obtained on tins a strange tasto in pets. In week days. a warm corner of, her house lives n boa constrictor. IK feet long and •Jnu*r<? on,‘ foot in diameter, I t inhabits a stout trunk of large sire, and .Mrs. Cecil keeps tho reptile carefully wrapped in warm blankets, for it does not like cold weather. Sixteen yearn ago 3Irs. Cecil toured Brazil with a circus. Some pne presented her with a young eon strictor two weeks old, nnu -he accepted the gift. Faithful to her charge, she brought the snake home and raised it. Believ.e Body Found;5 At Miami Identified >3 KANSAS CITY. Jan. 22.—Tim v" bddy of a man found murdered n near Miami Tuesday may l>.» that ■ ,of M. I.. Simon, of Kansas City, ac- [ • voiding to a statement of Ben 5 JR'ricdnian, a personal friend of ■ Simon. Friedman said Simon left £ Kansas City two weeks ago and a motored to Florida with his fam- ■ On Pixie* Highway for sub-division BRITT REALTY CO. INC R e a lto r s , lit call dough that contains large bpbldes has risen too fast or too long. It should he cut down and re-neaded to distribute the gas rpore evenly. P ro m o te rs o f S a n fo r d ’ SPECIAL PRICES * Y * ----------------------------------------------------- — PHONE FlflST STREET <•* <.* + * N %.:. y lu lf W t#t;w t e i * vfcr tAfciTJ^ exploaivea at motor out of M W I U a am. BERLIN, Jnn. 22.—.Writing on tho war of the futuro and the weapons It will be fought with, Hans Ritter, at one time n mem­ ber of the German General stnff, draws a picture of the indiscrim­ VOTAW RESIGNS inate slaying of women and chil­ dren. Electrical science will make possible the wiping out of entire districts behind the .enemy lines without danger to .the agressor, he declares, and noncombatnnt* will Buffer as much us uniformed solders. Electric rays offer many de­ structive possibilities, the author ......... ............ _ _ avers. Inventors must device motor licenses, *>*--'•*-+4 4 * 4 + 4 4 4 * V *>rc,^ent Univ*r*hy »w«n‘ to ladies, Twentieth Century Club of Gainesville. Friday, March 27: •10:00 A. M.—Announcements, appointment of committees. —Address, Dean Wnlter Williams, School of Jour­ nalism, University of Missouri. 11:00 A. M.—Report nnd p iscussion of National Newspaper­ men’s Home. George E. Homier and R. J. Holly. •12:00 — Adjournment, I.unch University Commons. Guests of University. .2:00 P. M.—Address, Governor John _W. Martin. .. 2:45 P. M.—Report of Lecisln- w BY CONDO j| ------------ »- .GAINESVTLLEJan. 22,—A full Jfforlrrnm has been arrangeJ for the 42d annual meeting here, Mar. 26-28 of the Florida Press Assoc­ iation. The tentative outline, ns •‘prepared by the committee on arfwugtrmnts, shows that in addition •to two talks by Dean Walter Wil­ liams of the University of Misjftauri-School of Journalism, Govcrnor John W. Martin of Florida, ’J ohn II. Perry-, president of the American Press Association, nnd •F? .|I. Jeter of the North Caroihna State College, will speak. Min a symposium on "The Olden t «■*■" WHI appear Colonels Frank 4 W r i s . -Robert W. Davis. .1. II. ■Benjamin. T. J. Appleyard, Willis {Boll. D. B. McKay, W. F. Stovall ' .and others. -.Tho tentative follows: L ' W A. M—-Registration. 10:30 t A . M. Address of welcome, Dr.-A. _____ ■ecretary 0f �m 8J F R ID A Y ,. Si * S O i r a P y l S s H “ ia CALLED SUCKEST OFFICIALSDECLARES ‘FIX ED ’! CONFIDENCE » A N . (Continued from Pago One) For 20 Years Kid Has Led L?Uc° Officers In Merry Chase All Over Country; Preys on Hlgh-Jnckera ii ™ ! ? * G 0 ’ Jnn- 20.—Rufus WalUntrfoid is a piker! Behind the slickest set of pink whiskers to l»c found on any con­ tinent is a poker face and glib if vulgatc tongue that can beat you at nny d ; luxe confidence game ever played. At least police, in laying down ^I Wl t'T'.l IMS. T? ~ g r ~ R e c o r d s O f S * * 5" Second. M e . In a s t Y e a r ’s E x h ib it ! H ,story ^ - Saturday * Tho second sale in the history store, on , th rr testified th a t Baker had to ld : Volusia . M ,County’s . . _ second annual of the^Voodruff & Watson________ period!>B him Shaidon wau a relative of fa,r wl” held «t D eU nd Jan. FJr8t Stre,e t» ? i' leh[™ v*ra a period Commissioner Haynes and th a t. P7., *° ?* E lu siv e, with what is w lX T S a d £ ra lS bpen , nriW e d “f o r ' believed one of the finest exhibits l o fA a M U b 1 ShmenT ha>1 ^ d°°” getting the liquor into ^VaYhing-) of agriculture." hortlc'uTture? fio ri-' ed for n’weoTo'rbariaTns. b| l K s * IJl’tpr n «lr*r wt,tu ,u » * 1 CaP or!a •cjjlptur*, a ”d varied in- in price are in effect on every aradrnittpi, i?, m i 1i,C °,n *the domestic science and art. edu- tid e in tho store which must be 3 " d e m e rit to l.caiHonai. sculpture, an dvarled In- moved, the proprietors declare, to 2 £.!ISf »«.??£er. d*}1-*4*. but de- dustries ever collected at any coun- mnke room for the spring assortussortnied flatly that he had stated Com-, ty fair in the state. Preparations ment which will beg m coi coming in , ,f or tb* second annual exhibit shortly. In connection with the li- have been It is the plan of the store man­ it I k allegec ’ * quor that k alleged to have been months. In focT.^sucrco-bpcrnuIln agement to give the people of San­ Mjt to WublmtM. I h„ b.e„ Vm L'A'httr.' ford an opportunity to purchase . rat nitnlni'Afl 1... _Iit_ • » « ' D A Y SPEi Saturday and Monday lB aa B B B B B aiaiaiaaaa Union Passing lendment SELLING W INTER APParI Below Cost—It will pay you to buv „ ,J | extraordinary low prjc4 ' 10 Coats, $19.50 values at. .. - — - -* — \ andyk Starting out a year ago with a tract,v® prices will ............... ‘•v r. mou Z \ bet o(,,,s ° n j °sePh who were indicted jointly with \ ellow Kid Weil, who during the 15 Coats, $14.50 values ** at............. Sheldon and Baker on the'cons'nYr' C ? » Unt,y cxhib|t thftt attracted wide evf«H; .. . past 20 years has jigged up and nev charge Ironmonger ' ' nttent,on nnd received much fnvWhi,e aM *"*rgiea of the store .-------- ’ . n?er testified. | rrabie comment in the nrem „ / l i n e r s are directed townrds the down the continent in mental lenp-frog If , n on Coat Suits pursuing officers hind.' anti Wool Drosses .... . of'ciu* ii;*8uumpn; H i, _ . . , » Norfolk officers providing "they P®49®84®^ the largest county fnir the most complete in the long his­ m s adventures read more lik e 1...L.,__ were paid r,a nviiiKiF n t,in.,th?I...8t,ta »lw... at. • _i I$500 in advance. . . . Baker 1 nf l.l:t® _ . with*■seven . maj. tory of the store yet nt the same fiction than the real goods. • and I' ubBcquently confirmed this phase or exhibit buildings, all modern in time SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY preserve the quality that has ‘ every particular and of commoditho “ Kid” is bo slippery 'tliiTT m l . th,e testimony when he took the been synonymous with the numc of . \ i ous size, the automobile building to have nn interpreter when the | stand. j in particular reputed to be the the establishment. VEP.7IC.AI. rpcaks aloud in oriler that ho will largest exhibit building for auto­ noi,nc,hont him*e| f, it’B rum orcl. j ACTION IS ASK ED mobiles 1— t l — pU- e s COMMITTEE APPROVES BILL in Florida. to—com bi oiiig la k e horse races, dummy stock; T>V r u A X « n r n re 22—AudncioQj c forir. IOi||. Organized iosn than two years ^changes, bubble brokerage*—nil » * Y C H A IV IB E R O N WASHINGTON, Jnn. 23^-A bill sre 2JL—shade ago. not for profit, the Volusia authorizing eat>/»s presthese are nimpic arts to the “ Kid,* Vent » th j reduction of inter- a 25—division nn».e PLA N FOR RADIO County Fnir Association is a co­ est rates on government advances | ■ Something for nothing_or a lot 2 -— co­ play fot a little—th at’s his bait operative organisation, made up of to railroads was nppropved Friday ! » le.*..**, of (abhr.) 10— breakwater 8----rtTtoto .y, SANFORD AVE AT 2nd ST. Terrence Still Waits’ thousands of citizens of the coun­ by the senate interstate commerce 2 (Continued from Rage One) ( Africa P—tool partially 23—occupy ty who have taken out annual und committee. • ■ " V r 1 ,*h,H ba,t ia hiH Intest 10—conducted enclosing a 4— —perrri: I I — 1•■:oinr of exploit in Detroit. There he did In a general discussion of the I if® memberships a t a nominal fee t l — American harbor 5— grief U tv . '.‘..'if1;® one-act skit entitled “Out- ‘ m atter of railroad crossings in San - 1 ln on‘®r 1° fran co the fnir. Kv•*fearer's poet 27— long, slen­ K nit> Herb. Felkel remarks that when We Say It With Values Mijacking the Hijackers.” I 't'-iy diviuion auperin suncrin-; ®rV dollar, *••«* that *» is i«uu nnid into Into th,. a boy is named llob you don’t know der rod a*— mining :fordT , .. L. Dumas, ••■'••'lull -1 y * —.....\ 6 — girl's nar.i» It left Terrenes Rypn, of the rlv- tenilent of the Atlantic Coast Lino I fnlr association’s treasury is Q-ocn > * trough for 28— take notice7— madam 21 - SA . cr rront and rum running hnjnts, Railway, told members of the club. P®nded for new equipment, cx- whether it’s for his father or for R i r i D i i a n n i i s n R z i n i i R D a D i i ■ H O I R I I I l l , ' washing of mother’s hair.—Tampa Trip an | itcom- behind with n lesson learned and that the company will limit th o ! '" bit« n««l entertainment that will , ores 29— molten rock8— (S . restrained |to»*i «<iasses minus $ 11 ,000, plus 200 cases of speed of trains at crossings to six make for the bettcrincet of th« bunc. 18—-entreaty 30— largo, I t — soft, succu­ .scotch. of sill)' ,nft *14— pursue as miles nn hour. This statement was en-sre county.* plantigrade She Says: lent part of C’Vtillifo gumo Ryan met the "Kid” in his latest nindo in reference to the Thirteenth carnivore Realizing tlio value of a coun­ fruit W • |p „ |i |j y 18—blessinr in — Disusing disg u ise-h o was “ |) r. Warring- h trrct crossing after tho superin­ 31— lose color 13— composer •**‘c.’tng ; toi late ° f Vjpnnn, Paris, Shang- tendent hnd declared that a cross­ ty fair as an advertising medium HERE A R E GROCERIES g:j—gather 10 —bibUcai o f verse i9 —. {—I »J, and ns an encouragement to til­ word of B5—Wecja hni, Bcr in ” with a slick booze nnd ing gong wns impractical because (-all annual 30- *i'Oii<*’jc lers k,f the soil. ,the Board of Her Friend S bvn: doubtful 1*5— In any ease 14— herb dope-peddling plot afoot. The doc- of the fuct that cars standing there o f the IN LINE WITH ECONOMY County iruncrouslv i n*r+r 37— digit • meaning. to” | Viy mentioned it to Ryan. would interfere with tho working provided Commifiaionorfl nettle SI-,/toC nn appropriation th a t' supposed to 38— unit o; eleofamily Tnl,n ,no on," begged Ryan. of tho gong apparatus. The economical housewife always buvi )*>« 8T— rubnetted approximately $17,000 the Indicate le a trical roA letter from J. Jf. Braxton, con­ first 15-—hleniieh \er Ipl.) year and the same appropria. ceries at the POPULAR MARKET w h c rrS pause "doctor" did. ‘lnyH ° f ststanco 1C— irmtionaj •A - nr. , m sulting engineer, declaring theltion was 17— dnrteri 40— title of If she only know that she could " n...........made this year. Hun. the best quality at the lowest prices You (math, i They n u t on tho Canadian side. wom­ m*t across from Detroit, where 18— mechanical baronets contribute*! their lab- put on at least 5 pounds of good 17— filrtm the same. ’ S r i ' fsa i r " “w h ‘ch vi,""i'droj’ h «« an "bbr.) lerrenco wan waiting with $ 11,000 mu ' device for healthy flesh in .10 days she and knights 18— WHII 38— preposition eh i n m r o S wtthl iihr>ilSniop*| t’Jct”"'1 b uihllfi “ J J J ' T ? ' . nrf ’d’ wouldn be worrying about her raising 41— protuber­ 1 9— memhroiia nr. evidence of good faith to help 39— hektogrnmunanco ance* fluids FANCY FLORIDA AND WESTERN peaked face, hollow checks and the deal. pouch (abbr.) 19— long, nar­ neck nnd run down looks. 20 — unhealed read to the club. ° m **‘iu.°r Pn',fl®,l between FRESH OYSTERS DAILY row groove Ho declared that jJ s S u 'font''* ? '? i T Um’ ^ b"*tb® s he has tried Cod Liver Oil. but th( doctor and Ryan during pre­ he is making every effort to im­ result that at a minimum of cost, FRESH VEGETABLES liminary negotiations. Ryan woke press upon the hoard, the necessity tho people of tho county possess the ill-sniellinp,, nasty-tasting s tu f f ,^ n e r e w ith Is solution to puzzle “ p h«ur" a fl®r "Dr. W arrington" of having a survey mado at once a fair grounds and equipment con* upset her stomnch nnd made h c riS Wo Deliver to nny Part of the City.. fee! worse than before. ■ and the $ 1-1,000 had departed. but that the head of the board, servativpiy, valued nt $140,000. T ip F o r B e g in n e rs . Doctors snd good pharmacists " l.eneral Jndwin, declined to give "y™ . .V ,’1'.1 police, nnd identified HJ 5 oJp ^ B 1 s the Kid m tho rogues’ gallery out any definite information nt the know that Cod Liver Oil ia fu ll1" Bakery O fficials PHONE I n f °,!V8 lhis puxxl8 hy eomporE L KVA S A % T H E as the "doctor" who hnd "took him present. of vitalizing vitnmines that ninkp1* " i f o r i S n u r “)m“ «*• 2 10 ------- 2 1 1 flesh, creates appetite, restores!2 A G O G O L D 5? O P F I V isit In Sanford ---- and “Vertical" And while police nre investigat­ vigor, builds up the power to r c 1 o columns with the number of E c I R A$ ( R O w ing tho "Kid's" latest exploit he Cecil And Porter Will m D apnecs extending c r o s K or sist disease nnd chases away nerv- ** lo nobs up into the part of a "vnmp" A ousne3s. E R A & J ffi Try Save Conference! the southern branch of the Fedby entering the list of "other nun'.’’ tlio caso may be. If a word But it’s horrible tasting stuff A 1 D s eral Bakeries Systcm and J. L. % 5- J5 E R G occurs to you moaning sub-U «,ii . . . Cnrrozzo — "Dago ' ’ nnd every day fewer people nre § N O GENEVA. Jnn. 21.—A private 1 ? ak° 8 nn‘l 31. Hemsing, vice-presit D O M E rr r.tan ti ally tho aarno as the ii H s A i V „ n 1b(,L.,®?,dor an«l erstwhile taking it for doctors nre prcscrib-1 > rrmeeting F nday between Represen1 , ent tb® Patent organization pal of Big Im i ’ Murphy and Vin5 T R E E L kt A M synonym and the correct numM In Our New Location—315 E. First Sb « «Y«n G; I’nrter of the l wcr® 1,1 Sanford Friday afternoon ing and the people nre fast lenrncenr.o Cosmnno, convicted of >o k .6 1 . E- jri $ uR E Djg c S L 2 *. *.•**« 10 Ht in the *"?. Hint they can get better reUmted States and Viscount Cecil of making a survey of conditions ► *—riiaccs betwuen •It*, number Mri . tho first shaded stop following T, Oi e " S r Ol 5 r f t * “ r S 1,^ " r 11 u tt®»’Pt to snxa >ba‘ Will confront the new bakery g i'te. w[tb McCoy’* cod Liver O il! V 1 wife. the opHim conference from break- 'fJt‘W|tJW The three'Mfc1 ^ W f i l T ablets., which. RoW rti! write 11 a lightly. Work awiy La * j TJPA h Lp G A s downn “nd resuite*! failure. Porter making a tour of the soiitli where' tlio nnnll words, tho ’ ? can’" A - in u S f /‘o ttc T -Jir■ 8 a a n a ^ H a ^ iu » a « a a « H u a a n a lie’s “Town Pet" B 1 TJ d e f s f f l z l wonls first. a n d 'W y V i R ^ L The "Kid" has operated in Chi­ stated that uiiIcsh conditions the company is operating a iuim- druggists all over the country are having n tremendous demand’for. avttoln, ‘•V ItMV y . “ uP fn tr ,,f c,u‘' 1 I" t!<» ^t.f. cago for so long lie has become changed radically he will return b tr of bakeries. fiCUlt OUtfg. U is a wonderful upbuilding Sanford, it is said, is the small­ a town pet. Two years ago Gov­ to United Staten within a few days. has est town in the country where n medicine chil- 2“ ernor Small released him from '• consider the situation MM*.•fort tskinny, I *. backward •. prison nfter he hr.d servjcl two reached such a stage my continued bakery u.i completely eenipped n* dren especiapr „ :tcr sickness nnd pre. onco will im perial‘the Hague the new Federal plant hns been oo tablet.* only cost GO cents. year* of an eight year term. Save on On woman gained 10 pounds in Out of jail, he promised to mend opium convention," Porter said. installed. The officials expressed his ways—to go straight. themselves as pleased with the — days nnd i» any skinny man or >d Costs ... .Colleagues May Remain EVERT TRUE But soon came rumblings of an prospects afforded here and are woman cant put on f» pounds ir. - BY CONDO alleged fake .lock deal in which WASHINGTON. Jnn. 23.—Rep­ confident that the pity is destined JO days your druggist will gladly George Mnlcomson. Detroit nrll- resentative Porter, chairman of tho to mnke remnrknblo Growth in the return the purchase price. But lie sure nnJ get McCoy’s, lonaire, was rupposed to have been American delegation at Geneva future. opium conference, who threatens duped out of $10 ,000. the original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Compound 7’nblet. Two week* ago the "Kid" again to withdraw and return to United 1.700 REPORTED DEAD was charged with duping II. I. Kut- Mates. Is conducting negotiations with roll plenary flowers and with­ JUST PHONE 39 !cr. wealthy manufacturer of Hom- out TOKIO, Jan. 21 .—Forty seven set instruction. Should he come dton. O.. out «»f $18,000. And there hundred persons nro reported deal ♦ ■ is a record that Well once was ac­ home it is considered possible his as n result of an influenza epi­ Tin lit st way to save on your food costn is to jb cused of lifting $ 12,000 from S’ C colleagues will remain to continue demic in greater Toklo which sta rt­ efforts to reconcile British-Amerorder to Roberts’ Grocery. Or better still conit i Have You Tried Our Lang worthy, a banker of Buffalo! lean views. ed about 20 days ago. Wyo. And So Forgetful! PRINTED VELVET SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY You "owe it to yourself" to buy . Lately the "Kid” has bean cut­ I rinted velvet is greatly in de­ wisely. The advertisements will ting a wide swath, giving waiters Fresh Oysters mand for negligees and hostess $toO tips, and disporting himself help you. frocks. c o m p l e t e LINE only au a bon vivant who has plenFresh Daily **ash and inclination can. fresh Fruits and Vegetables Of slender build, ho is rather W ater’s Kandy BUY YOUR less than medium hciglit. iienvy horn-rimmed glnsses, giving him Kitchen o studious air, and his pink Vun D>’ke beard, neatly trimmed and close cropped mustache, add to hi* MAGNOLIA AVENUE debonair appearance. R i H s a R i i a B z i i a l Bl n i | a i ) a | | | | | | | | | ) | | | | | | | | | | | | , l With tho front of a corporation • Grow’ll l>y E. B. Stowe, president and the drees of a fn*hi"n Plate, the "Kid" gets by. IRs Cameron Avenue. political connections are strong and Phone No. <1305 clastic. AMMONIA IN FKRTILIZERS To the world he wiggles a derisivc finger nnd says to his accusrrrntra it ml sllmulatrs xrimib h, 'fn /ii <l>r exprn»lre lorn ■I •t *. ‘Really, *dd chap, I cawn’t retneniher ever having met you." Aninionln vnr Ira In nimllly, prlrr nml r i i ..,i . . -lonietinies, however, the "front" rIrinrnl* oh.rl, 1, „ ....... . ^ ^ lm07 , ^ ,,*( ”* 1 breaks down and then the "Kid” Aiiiinnnln hrnrlng mntrrials nrr, lapses Hi* "aint’a" nre profuse,, fur oar Pur|iu*rs, dlvldrct lulu Inn rln**r*. Itoursn.U' 'Mir InlirannIr an* when unwatched he picks his teeth. Tliry lijrludr Muiphor" d"{»!w „ "u,r »«*.'• '*CVtr<i **« ',n',^nrr' ,h"* "•“«* qulrfclr ••hit'll 1 Knirmll, U.rd. I h r.r mnlrrlnU h "ir thrlr .fl "••li h «rr Ihr Mwil iaiporlsat " , That’s because he is n "backf-hrm’lrnl* ............ i h r u i M t u r ^ t h r ? '^ h k « l | N| " t T " " ‘, rtv " 11h olhrr iuntrH»l»*^m lfd " -the-yarda" product, where g ram ­ I hi ml. Ill m-lloii rail lal»r nlnrr In ihr „ ii_ i..r, *v " ' 1 ,,r " ' '^ "linsril" «r rnrril It *h,.„|,| ,.r rrmllir', t''' ™'' L,f.1" ,h- h«»* Wlrr thr ml.Turr h.-H mar is not over-particulurly FAt-rOi.T“ "'LT"J In *l«r, —nnd *hl* n Un.t n “r'...S“,aL f-Mfi'i "* 1,lJh,"*‘«l't U,'r Mreirnlrtl. squeamish and pink whiskers are I U|ilnnt lOltl,In whlrlt nrranerniml >» |tlannln«All IhrthU IIJKAL5 rare, indeed. rr llir Snuth. "*.d rquIpmrn| Is rn„nliV rV :r^nr ulhrr’ H M . Kronen’! at the Baptiat .... the the 18th celebrated by the > U. with the foi'e/ed ptogriiR: * the Congregation, rdipg .the ^Elghtkent,” Mrs, f. S. Leak. ore Lyrics—Mrs. |NUon of the Mcthicock, of DcLand, the talk but a lated that owing family he could i Mrs. Barnes was Iracincy. She made Incing talk whfch Jdition of RevefaJ . of the i>otot.s e, briefly stated: rans are not going by the propaganda financed organi,i aim is to break sent in favor of fell has been built ; effort and expense >1c. There nro people who arc P-Knisi-Biiille ?S ROBERTS’ GROCERY ST( Sweet Peas at Mi-lady’s Shoppi Extra Fine a SSJaUgk**’ s pt appetite before nation. too wide awake tiu* forking with r(T- fiuthorntive magazine^ stign the great im this amendpoor enforceIdesplte the statepar propagandists Inmates of poori homes nre much at cities und the ly wc are now cnIryciy to its benefi- A. & P. Stores are MS your Money Savers! 2 " S i r v, wa8habIe paint, to offer a hnrd.jimooth-surface to dust and ,iir‘’ Floors to be paintet! LUf c n 1\ . ' vh‘ch way now be ob. rhould nuvo* all Aiiun.i cracks car cnrefullv tamed m any fUraRu^e X r e ° They /in , . — V}!eV .»H ould be well prepared & are £®rJ ba paJnt «nd given a sufilcient rtn. — ^“r* iCnt Hizcs and 7 n » v b/!r coats’ ~U is Poor ecoii: 0,T>y to skimp on paint. th in ? !1' f,lM)^ an,l walla, the next thing to consider in the kitchen arm o m e n t . Kitchen cabinet pan­ try, stove, sink and tnble should apairanduts: Jntious people who J i ' t - «nlu n»*red t0 Kive th® mrtRt by the Immense service and to conserve steps. The br propaganda an* nMd% 8 nk an,d a » leve,, wbich nre [to be Informeif of c Work.J ,hould be th® a“'n« change their atti- height from the floor. The one exception to this rule is the tab"e [re interested mnmanufiflure and “I AM THIN” “SHE IS SKINNY” POPULAR MAI — ........................ " ’ .............■ ; l i O l i n n T l n n L i r o T a n d ! 1 rm . ^i . a * I ii h .I#, t * * i •.> . *. . * _ . m 1 * * , 11 * _ “N E W KITCHENS FOR OLD” Cuban Doctors Laud !ornu, for ntandardixing uimwpm medical f - m r AI-AllTMENT , ; ru..tJro m 4a) t y HELEN DOWNIN',; iftajj contain 48 chime*. k’ P m i r r u e n i v n I . . w a ’ *1'!8 naiJ ,fop protection of .the Construction 1 r o g r c s s i v e LEW S jl'Wt and milk supplies of the pub. “ribrv hotel-ppartnioi hotel an^Tr *ilC|t i kn " f " a iIsK U In; largest of Its typo in an 18-nlbry , ——-■■ J‘ci to • - °i>d~ many otlier measures ihami •e; c K P ooff fS.O *4 OO.OOt {,ou,° ,the Miami a:on, it u stated: A at- a c6st improve living conditions. The Sahara derert is 3,100 mil* 2 d L J l ,ar« •patterned after the planned liore, according to nn-1 townr nf ikk h more ’S K - Xrestn.of1 » ,nc,J t £ T L S ^ arket Hall at Rru- es long and COO miles wide—eovi V ehs In old homes are o f t n i the ; rloundement by the president of than not far from perfect; I t 'i s c a .i/rio k L .hf i equi BUILD NEW COURT local ‘ ‘ _ __ ................... W to. two-thinla sometimos difficult, even In this . -. .,er 10 knead br*«*.l roll pie crust, laboring in the cane fields ondi GAINESVILLE, Jan. 21 BCr day, to convince your builder that you must have your sink thirty- Iafgo!Yte|«\f*tpnhen IKI unusuaIly auaar nulls, wns recommended in « R ,n a \*r eA ?f 56 resolutions adopted 1®f 1 »tx inches from the floor and all a PortKm or It ,lb'c. t0 uHlize cal con-f' co n -/ao| ioa for mo tho new basket - 12JJn s n " a a a n BaBlw «gini v* **? ai*! a^ Drcakfast nook ir*^Jet"3P i i u Medical ?aJ)1 :’’ forms *«r Da»Ket-t n working leveL equal. Soft tiirfa on:,.----This bovp 0 , 0 hfcakfast nook. c. l lSb|fb ba* JO«t closed ita 1*11 court at the University of fin tbT, tbc waR». groy, tan or white, This saves space and by makii^it S b l e ?t o . ^ o ? X l annual 8,«!ff« Here. 'The Hlcrldu are now ready for thd and floors easy to clean and commanv 8s'b'e to serve-congress especially wopid bnvo concrete nnd the stwl for Dm g*. niony mn..i. meal. ,.t*.L.p® In^tho' kitchw advbmble^ ,tarK* on' a r® ®I*° ’most g S S P ff yrorking women and ch il-! structural part of tho bultding is t » 1-rc.k. drcti ragulatetl. and favora a law J awaiting the time when It ,“ S f bo S f Old kitchens were not so com­ *■# " 5 * “ l W ‘rI r ^ f i h g working'wdifion to ‘ The W ^ i l bc° s§ pact Is present day ones. Pantries V l"M not soxaccc3i iblc, sinks and stoves maximum in size, ’officials' 2 S not so conveniently arranged. 1[floor AYRPPf l*..11.11 A t ■ no fso w u U y cared for. Blit blli?v n fCOntIder, hote th® advisa- • T h e congress also went on record}expect the b u fid in g fo ’ bi comWE SELL IT FOR LESS ' though all these conditions pre­ ' Mnrch 0f T i l electrf® -witches A vail in your homo, do not despair, annual state toumn-' 410 SANFORD AVE. 410 SANFORD AVE. for fop even lImp,e __ r ._ .change, ^ • to use Electric 1 1 p0,*ibIc work wonders townird niodernizing electric table equipmehL ' a kitchen. ,havc "P"'®1 on« «f the m ist mnllnry and up-to-date J!? nt ,5-.one Important consid­ i™ , n j r * > T • s ’ s s s s U Ktorei'Tn eration. Walls thould be finished m o d e lin g " S -vour palronase and Radio Program Buying Groceries nt the A. & P. is easy. Yon are ussured of high quality gro­ ceries, low prices and cour­ 2 teous attention. We make grocery buying a pleasure for you nnd also save you ma money. ■■ ra S d and deco! fatin? .“ kitchen is usually a mut­ ter of individual ta £ Z ' L < fom* In farm Hitchens wc “ ins h ra ? .!? rock,nR chulrs- ®uro i olher things li. l Ve ,aHomelike air. Other kitchens have the severe simplicitv the!a50r?,t0P,M’ whlch in reaiity ^ e Vn i? y ° re; whi,e tl,e majority FLOUR 7 talk; 7:10 talks. ...jKI)KA--l,lttj,burgh (309.1) c -10 c a f 1 1Pi!!i,!dl‘, , i 7:30 l,an,,: .. w >v.CA.r*—* itUsburKh (4(52) 0:30 12 lb.Hack ............ NOc Plnin 2*1 ih.S a ck .......... $1.55 12lb. Sack ............... (;fic 2-1 lb. Hack ....................$1.27 A. & P. IONA l’r»igram for January 21 WMAQ-Chicago News (417.5) 7 :V?P,” uri®al- , 0 Ukelo girls; 8 orchestra; 8:10 HGW—portiand Orcg L'onian (192) Radio iirotoloL'ue: n rthi..*» .i.~_ '*• orchestra. tro revu°l(>l0KUC: ° Ch,caK° t *>®'»KPO Ran Frnncieco (423) 0-10 WLS—Chicago (34G) 7 enter­ le w 1?v*n l; 10 duMr®’ tainers; 7:20-12 revue, organ, bar-; " *‘Y—Schenectady (380) 8-'in ’ mony girls, orchestra. ‘ orcestra, solings. WON—Chicago Tribune (370) « (4r,r,) 8:',C nroorgan; G:20 co'certj S c S l c l l ; 1 t r « ? ’ ,0:’10 da,,Ces ,2 ’0C "‘'ebon. 10 orchestra. . WBZ—Springfield Hurniy Field Brand P-H) Cake or Buckwheat l-’lour 20 oz. pkg. .. SLICED PEACHES A. H p. B r a n d 12c No. 1 Can .......... OCTAGON SOAP Large Bar 2 f o r ........ 19c 13c •Winquiney by loojetn road from ko which is to re- ings, llnwuiiun guiturists; 10 orEvapoiated Milk A. & athway of our nd- cliesto; II program. Nu. 2 can Pean, Iona. he mental and morP. Brand, tail Iteul Value, for WLW—Cincinnati (423) 0 coif*it their path, curt .......... cert, instrumental quintet. your money, can gu'a .avs- '.'Tho. wo. concert, t a T • — rr *!» kiU the Drn- --AU^-VA— r ' ^ T C“ba ' ( ,00) 7:30 con®® Trie VonfiSTwho 8:30 IO N A . Tommies to guard 8 o i. f|» I \VOC—Duvcunort (498) 7:30 rcH KA N D iloKIc “ discussion; 9 orchestra, ,rn,,URw IH '' /nn' "Save America", ligiour f' a|}n Amcrmirations already songM. f ir.. WcJl ^presented among the f rreign artist# who hnv.purptsst*. a re Tht» ICOA—Denver (323) 10 orchesI tho Berlin musical colony and are i Yemen’s Clubs, The ira. Finest Elgin C rea m -1 Potatoes, large and i Ktvirg concerts in the German | "omen’s Foreign WWJ—Detroit News (51G) 0 . capital this winter. Ml-s AngelThu Council of Nows orchestra. icn Morales, a Mexican girl of 13 ome Missions, The e iy Butter, lb. ..53c I mealy, 10 lbs. for 25c WBAP—Ft. Worth Star Tele­ made her professional debut here t-thers and p a re n t’s (472.9) 7:30 rchestrn; 9:10 tecontly n.-i a pianist and attracted lat cn, The Young gram musical. fayorahie attention. She has h-tian Association,luc-hters, and other 1AKNX—Hollywood (317) 8 music; studied music in Germany for sev­ Educational groups 10 features; 12 orchestra; 1 popu­ eral years and has long been look­ Jun«tituency of mlil- lar singer. ed upon as o child wonder. *• mey understantl n ~YPAF—Kansas City Star 1411) (411) . 3M,8a Roslta Renanl, the charmnation with Its dan- «-7 .School of the Air; 11:45 Night Night--11 mg young Chilean pianist, who has new‘ of education nawkij. | been hiurd in Berlin frequently 1 organizations, and • KHJ—Los Angeles Times (395) * “ 1 nls‘> K«ve a recital within a ! 1'acts in nich form 81 orrh.M»trn-fl-m-UIM-----»— few weeks imd expects to m, tn orchestra; 8:30 children; 10 feat­ can hnve them and ures; 12 orchestra; 2 Lost Angels. the United States next spring for Our Brands cannot he Sclecled by our experts [.Is no question that bouffht elsewhere. a concert tour. After her North from choice Oriental _ JVIIAS—Louisville Times (322.4) "tenet! body of Intel- 7:30 concert. America tour ah* will make a tour gardens. r and earnest wo\VMC— Memphis Commercial Ap through South America before re­ K v,be brought about peal COFFEE (603.9) 8 bedtime; 8:30 claasi- turning to Eurooe. [ ‘ l8w; enforcement, cal. TEA Claudio Arrau, the Chilean pianp t take this battle WCCO—Minneapolis St. Paul Bokar tat, who is now on a concert tour |„ss as seriously as India Ceylon (417) 8, .pilohtophies; hockey in South America, is expected buck . . . . 8:15 -----hockey Coffee Supreme, lb. ...55c game; 10 orchestra. - oz* p k g .................... Whitman of New ._ ln shortly to join her nmthCKAC—Montreal (42a) 6:J0 (er, who inukes her home here per­ Red Circle r the American Bar W »"t* manently. *M r. /\rrau Arrau nfirst became Orange Pekoe W jy 7:30 v„... 8tudi°; Vn-b t.4K i9:30 VK\r ;<7,dance. ---- C ’*r. rs t oecamc Wj|| ^ • rOnl- I WJZ---VnUf Vnrl jBerlin Audiences rt | Applaud To Latin American A rtists 10 c 15c CATSUP SUGAR, BEST GRANULATED 10 LBS. FOR 78c England, Jnn ° 3 _ ‘J “"4ing a largo 2 2 f »8 ‘o scamp h ‘ }*’ is tbe eom7 *®,master of thn ,,e has sent out ‘oparenta calling w ‘he serious effect an the work I h4.v: ,nlf the lilt. ...expre.Hidng II . Lj * W l)l 'trictly reg■‘lion, un,jer which Jewish history; 8:30 players; 9:30 ists. orchestra.. WHN—New York (3G0) G:30 or­ BUILD NEW LINKS chestra; 7:30 entertuiners; 10:30 orchestra. TAVARES, Jnn .23—Plans nre WOR—Newark (-in-) 7 brings quartet; 7:45 pianist; 9 cellist, so­ under way for the construction of an 18 holo golf course near here p ratio. KGO—Oakland (312) G concert; on the Clermont-Lake Dora road. 10 glee club, guitarist; 12 dance, Preliminary work of laying out soloist#. the course has begun. A mod­ WOAW—Omaha (622.1) G d ra­ ern dub house for the members is matic; G:30 announced; 0:45 pro-!to b® erected on a small island i in gram ; 9 program; 11 orchestra; I-ako Dora, according to an an11:30 organ. r.ouncenu.-nt. The course lies at VVDAR—Philadelphia (396) 6:30. the peak of a section surrounded talk. by Lakes Dora, Eustis, Harris und WFL—Philadelphia (395) 6 talk; Beaucluir. Especially Selccled, lb. 50c 1-1 lb. pkg.............. 8 O’CIock Encore Brand Watch Our Windows Specials Saturday L lo y d S h o e C o . Kidneys enuse backache! No! *«iiir backache i.s caused by lurnI,r\) ,a Vii rhcumntlam nr a strain and the quickest relief is soothing, pene­ PRICED TO GIVE YOU EXTRA VALUE trating St. Jucubs Oil. Rub it right Choice bits of tender poultry und lucious cuts of meat on your painful are always to lie found Tillis’ fine assortments. Tne best back, nn*l instantly that money can buy for the least iB our motto Hero arc tho soreness, stiff­ some very extra specials for Saturday. ness nnd lnmcn e s s disappears. STALL FED REEF, FANCY WESTERN REEF Don’t stay crippl­ FLORIDA AND WESTERN PORK ed! Get a 35 cent bottle iof St. J a ­ VEAL AND MUTTON cobs Oil from your FAT IIENS AND FRIERS druggist. A mo­ ment after it is applied you’ll won­ der what became of the backache or J. H. TILLIS, Prop. lumbago pain. In use for Go years for lumbago, "YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED" j backache, sciatica, neuralgia, rhetiI mutism -or •sprain-*. Absolutely — harmless. Doesn’t burn the skin. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a a a a a a a a B a a B B B a a a a a a a a a a a > a a B a a H aB B B B THE PURE FOOD MARKET a No. 772 WEST BAY ST. * Jacksonvil’c Florida. H. C. MINK, Sanford Branch Manager ■■■a a B a a a a a □ ■ ■ ■ n u a n a a a a a a a D ii ■ i a i n i u i BRa a a , l l a -------- — . i i u u u n i i o - B a t t e r ie s & T ir f SPECIAL PRICES See PHONE 518. Co,| t a, T f’‘vcr ° 'I r, t boll,. wa>’ to . "*0 neck. ° W'' from to rwai* . , tn the nauseat*L 7 tile Me. '!>' cL n York aro a£?fIS r 0iI ln btetn* ' T , iv®r Oil • Rowers PlmrI' ■il ■ ,Iruff?ht worthy f c f r '* tablets— pou-j')r VrJ,,,aa can L«Uv.i or „of Healthy h fr u S V S : L i.] *)0Und* in I'taiie h S ? ? |°Huat FIRST """■■""""■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■MMBMB B B B B aB aaaaaaaiia ............................ Better ■M KM ■B ■■ KM Blue Rose 22 58 MM uu MM MM 22 IN CONNECTION , M A R K KT L O N G ’S "2 V c Carry Only the Bent Meals --------- And Sell It For Leas. ■2 MM MM 52 i WESTERN ROUND STEAK 1 WESTERN PORK CHOPS ■ Ml n Si SB ~ * _1 ■1-• -- _*** Nationally known Roods at prices that nre right. Piggly Wiggly KcIIs onlv * " * • ",“l w“nl •>»»». We mnke ,he prices w h ere'^ J e J o 1-2 lb. pkjj. 39c Crisco makes pies that make husbands happy Small 1 be M edium size C A SH AND 1/4 11> can 33c Large size * SPAGHETTI '- S 2 " ; S , ; 2 5 c Maine Grown CARRY Sugar 101k, ..... 1........................... 25c 10 lbs SWEET POTATOES ............................................40c 3 CHIPSO 1........ !’ ...... ........................................ ................27c NO. 2 1-2 CAN TABLE PEACHES............;■.................... 25c COMPOUND LARD, pound..............................................]7c FREE DELIVERY TO ANY PART OF CITY Maxwell 301 and 419 Sanford Ave. House tH® or- blet.** ^ H»vcr Oil ► iLjP i:] J 3 lb can 68c 6 lb can $1.34 Potatoes 10 lbs. 2 5 c Pork & Beans 10 lbs SUGAR (with $2.00 purchase.............. ................70c 10 lbs IRISH POTATOES th» In connection with their advertising campaign we nave reduced opr prices for Saturday only— Van ^ Cainp3 cans Nfiw n* u‘"d Ue ? °» His Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company (BUTTER lb. R I C E 5 lbs None Mixed Sociable and Mild, lb. ..15c Thr nrKanlr nnininnliilr* Inrlmlr InnliMKr. Iilood, rualnr poninrr rir _ nr. . ^ 1,.°.' X,"7*‘..m r;:1™",rrl"U !, : , : v w,mh,r a- ^ IU unHtr. inrrhnnlrsl ri.ndH,,’,„',P' xnrlr* |„nr,Ki” p"ri^— 'niid ' Jv ••',n«l»nlli,n nnd annl>*N |* rrnnlrrd'’ 1*"**T T“ drlrflulnr 5 Olll hn* unr nf ihr niu.i niudrri. „„!i r"’ , T l !"r;l Hlln rnnrnllnl Ihr Ililt \ I. KKRtlll b P;: ' -""V»r »««h .hr m.ir 1 ,""a IPr,*«««-ll«n ' X l ir.n,",?r:l,,r,r* romlurlr-1 *1 hrglnnlna In rail. ut Ihr.r IrrtllUrr™"'r ninlrrlnln nnd niuH Thrsr aiilrKUariU rnlrr Inlu thr *«lnr nnd Ihr renult-prodarlna iiunllllr* of IDEAL & Maine Rose ■m t this chief cause hike r a d io 10 lbs. 7 3 c 10 lbs. 2 5 c Granulated t POTATOES f". U S E S * " • ' v ^ ssa tsiris f' ,ht "-»*> »l*br.tcd s tr vtr.cr: JewUh l-iy plan- SUGAR Pure _ Pure Granulated A �Sanford Herald Quite Time for Dem ocrats To Think •'.-'A' pvrrr n flrn M i Mf»H • >' I l H i r at *)xnt»r>l. PlrrM* THE TEETHING PERIOD ter«la no n. !>?*.,ml CUM g u t uMutter. . t l . r , iv , , , , ? 1 d ?? y e a r , b u t n o t a o lo n o a u o r.s m e n rm ln t The Cans SUjr Down. ♦Yt r t:. m >. at iw to tfica h o u rs , A r t h u r B r is b a n e q u o te d D a m . u , 7 , e n c° u n t °A N Dqri saw* The Son'ii Raiitna. rrh A" " cratic Party of the U n ite d S U t e T T h ^ f m" thm ? c^ '>Mr. and Mrs. L. P. McCuller and lie Sold His Potatoes. in the “Gi «n Year,’' tl.e guido children have returned from Sarnd w°,U I, be, in‘ R flLU .vn u i i r t i . . ...Rrfiter tercsted in knowing how many leadmS Issued by d Woman's Club of P a r e n t - T e a c h e l ^ L _ Politeness, thfcl Trotsky'* G o odby-^ »ota to make their home in San­ * H ow ard vr.itii__ Xnnnarr of the Democratic P a r t y h a v e m e m ^ 2 d.nWoult b c le a d c ra W O M A N ’S C L U B Sanford. • °* offering a lait» ' ta™ ngaip. They are at present 3 , BY ARTHUR B f c ^ A N l This has been an ununusl .-ci* »n Holds Monthly M< V. l i t Has anil* A* rime Plane 148 arrived at any decision m to whrt o S r tt »n .a?.d you get off the 4 at the Montezuma Hofei. (C m tu k i m u The Woman's Club of Sanford ’l i^ 0 ^*y"- 'rh*> plantings -■ 148 . Brisbane recalled to his rad cra t hat Jnfc w n i S Ut i(* , SCI19CHIITIO* RATES MISS KATHRYN WILREY, Society EditoT ____ ___ _____ The South-Side Parrnf-Tench* hat been honored by an Invitation °* October wen*___ not......... successful be A wise man ccived even fewer votes th n n Pov "°*ln ^ avi® reMr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Jones of On* Y*ar....»7.oo S.x Month* IF REPORTS aro accurate Trot- I PHONE;—Res. 428-J to attend the annual social day of cause of * ‘the rains, ami flowers I Association had its regular nioitfli Dallvared In City l>T Carrier, per i L!nn7or^ Heights announce the the Garden Club of tha Halifax Ihat ordinarily blosxom in Decent* I v mc^tlnjC Thursday aftern«x.n a le P iky hna fallen from power. He is treek 16c. Weekly Edition tz.00 I wife catches hiw Local D. A. R. Chapter I oirth of n son, Jan. 14, a t the FerMr Tear. country to be held In the V. I. A. *er are ju»t now appearing. Shrub* tae ’■'•hnol wltF.--n large numWr i cH ^ eesj said to acquiesce meekly in the de­ J-aid-Ij»wton Hospital. Ho has club t l G , ; . house a t Ormond on Tuesday, Ihat one would expect to come into - at*«ndance. Makes A n Excellent cision of his political enemies, been named J. W. Jone» Jr. ic ia l blossom now, were a t their be«t ini His*; Abbiu Doudney, the county - SPECIAt. XOTIC’Ei Alt obituary Jan. 27 a t 3 o'clock in tho after­ and cSffc* I ™ * notice*, card* of thank*, resolution* stripping him of his dignities December on account of the mild|.ru,I*e* ,r:' vo a mo,t InHur.v ting *ud noon. It is hoped th a t those who D E U G H w m E rnMT ^ , E nNT GIVES VERY m h ... *»« Mrs. A. M. DeForest, Mrs. John and notice* of entertainment* where given to Cox and D av is Mrs. E. M. Burney, State Re­ have a special Interest in the beau- ness of thd wiritoH Cmb*r “ 0>» combined votes head of the Russian army. I vjH 1FUL LUNCHEON THURSDAY - mstrurtivi* talk upon "Diet for chance* are made will be chanted Leonardi, and Mrs. W. E. Watson [DlPi gent of South Carolina of the tlful work of making gardens will The flame vines so wonderful i •Scta.K?* Children, at regular advertising ratea. le n d a r If that is true there is something returned Wednesday from the A most delightful luncheon Daughters of American Revolution avail themselves of | . quite ....... The playground committee . re- 3 ot this opportun at .present in Winter Park nrt« state, conference of tho Daughters the matter with Trotzky’g mental W en b , thc w Z « K ° " ~ | £ fh " W w . which could MENDER THE ABSOL’f ATRD rilF.HH * V|sltirg in Sanford for a few Ity to come In touch with an or­ a bit earlier than usnal. The ns.-o-! po,,’,d lh*» purrhnee of tv..> irmlmg ' S«me of t h e ^ of tho American Revolution. Mrs. Of thc Women'. T 1 The Associated I’res* li exclus­ open to the public nnd days. fighting apparatus. Ho had 'his mend their w*|ffi*' trround* committiv . . j ganization th at has done such sig­ nias nre almnrt through blooming • K>(‘n , Frid*T ively entitled to the u»e for repub* x G. I. Loucks, nnd Mrs. R. E. Tol­ i . / :> f f-IUb' 'Vorinc-'lnvl ^ .rn----->M n d eI nn ciccli'er"t''th“ni! and from the l<w Iooks >ks of or the rne Kanter: M iter .” ~ ''' *or. •*u‘. more »»»ore p’tmtn p'linin ror for .the .tbn chance when he had the Red Army nal work in this line as has the llcatlon of all new* dtapatene* In. B. D. Caswell^will a r returned Tuesday and Mrs. A. « 1 o ' l ,T - ' A tor the community. targe number of Mrs. John McDonald, Mrs. S. E. hostess club. lilies there will be few b! >: --min | ‘-vautifiention of the* school ground, sredlted to It or not otherwise cred­ Trouble with J [g o’clock Bridge Club, under his orders, and Lenin, dying, One pleasing featiirc of the Barrett. Mrs. Dean Turner, Mrs. T. Rossiter. another on of the delited In thlM paper and alao the local of accidents.” .dm. Stella P. Arringtorn Vrrin^i.<»n «uly Faster-tide. r aster-tide. -urn. oteiia ers is you must The Florida stnto conference for left by e elected, but just in case left the whole of Russia to any n 1*1i n n nx. l I f __ I l f . I* . new* published herein. All right* jilbert Hanacom will *Eates, Mfill remain for a few days were present* «nl th,° ‘^ a rtm e n t E 2 S " n talk by Miss An- 1*.rn i’6? Krupp Now ‘ "time to plan for n s -! IK*unewi the patriotic pngent to b.» W *is* the The nn«n,* , n n' n few visitors, and M” ; W alter j social work will be held in Gaines#C republication of npeclnl dlspaichneert at the High visiting in Daytona Beach. man nbie to seize the power. M herein are also reserved. and ♦k!PPG ntrne,nta of the table w o tC Pa» er* a via«tor from Los Tin,. retarncd, Thursday from I villc, Feb. 8-11. The following ex­ ters, zinnias, marigolds and other J?lven he!*. 22 nnd appointed tbt? One thing about* >o’clock for the beneThe Sallie Harrison Chapter of hous, h" decorntioaa of the club i 1 , Yho 15 vice presi........... . ...... .... committoai: ........... . ncr ... favorites, nnd it i- s till, '• Lutrintr .^ . where they attended Con-| cerpt from tho circular letter ient niinimcr of f e * r^ iVed thc votes Trotzky seems to lack the power car *» it is much fongregationol parson- Sanford mado a splendid show*S °,f, l *!c well known "Ask Mr. Vocat,onn o°n lS0Ut5" as*U8UaI' Elsewhere independent^men not too Inte to raw gypsophila. nil- I decorating and Costumn. — T^v. out by L, M. Bristol. Prealdmt the fonXl* n’0,t attractive, and [ X f " Traveller’s FRIDAY, JAN. 23. 1925. and women were of a Danton, Robespierre or Moret. Service. Miss ing among the other chapters of 1 L Uncheon comniittee served a enduln, candytuft and imtnv oth.-r 1trr?'1'’ mothara. ‘ will be of interest. Those men knew how to fight for The diplomatic thfe ..?fl . f BP°ke enthusiastically of Dje state, having Mrs. A. M. De­ things with fail aarurance of »u,-. — Mrs. F. K. Roumiliat. R. A. Cobb has just returned to The Florida State Conference of bn dance nt the '" “ !»>»• M,V 1. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY tf she is dieting ^ r londn and the wonderful developwhat they thought was tjieirs, and i _ Rrofreshmenu — Mrs. A. K. ill Be G U P , with the Fort P itt Forest, the chapter rfcgent, read called 2 « "ha',r.man P««taed nnd m p t of the state nnd her talk the city from attending the con­ Social Work will center its program ce»*. to reduce y0Ur „ vention in Chicago of the Ameri­ this how to die cheerfully. m u year around the ;ne report of the tho . Th<; Garden 5i*ar may he oh-! 1 . . icstra. The dance is a most splendid report for the businc j ?,f#rne°ula,J t0 or,tar for was appreciated. weight?" WHEN ^ i S IS A NEW COMMANDMENT — asinc33 after being seated. 1‘burton s ein.tn, th*.- sscmal can Fruit & Vegetable Shippers Children’s Code Commission nnd tnined from the Woman’s Club at 1 *Lar’ hlrs. W. E. Watson, was benefit of the Golf Jesus snid: A new commundniunt 1 *” report, * ’in turn, • -iss -being built anv ---- *•— * *-is -especially ’ *• ; - msou- . grade the imnnnnt for nttime,— and Rta,,,c won wi the state chairman on the nation­ p « w t r r S S th^m nol!enry , ."jk'ht announced Association and tho Nationnl Lcn- this OVfiJ? Robert Reidt, who lives on Long ablo just now. tom.a nee. give unto you, Thnt ye love one al committee of National Stu­ Inrgely on this -scienti t'v. h ich wflI taj held in P 10, °5 Commission Merchants in ifre study of 1Saturday n.”e « u " - nl ch“i,r"’'c,n much Gainesville, Feb. 8-12 of the FloriIsland, and is a 7th Day Adventist’, hi anothor; ns I have loved you, thnt conditions in the State. The fiscal year of the w ill' »t tho Library nt dents Loan Fund nnd Mrs. R. E. Of *o X LoF Z * ah° 'vn ir» n" lines (ia conference of Social Workers, Louisville. He reports conditions parole yc also love one another. By thi.n hns sold his Winter potatoes, his Tolar was a representative from vary favorable in all markets for Plans will be made at the Confer- close with February and dues will f r ;* .''" V 10” h ms mid m this department. X shall all men know thnt ye arc nttcntion to the rloridn celery this season. household furnituro and all his the chapter on ti>e state nominat­ Mrs. n. E. Tolar. ..resident of l u , '! Market. Practice make*, onV ’9. *° ca" y on a cnknpnign of again bo due and payable Mar. l.' Party in m o V u h d bIU“ li°n’ T™ lhc “ P ^ n c o of ihc at the Library at my disciples. John 13:31*35. wants to he 3 ^ ing committee. publicity nnd education prior to It is to bo hoped that >h»■ 1------- ► th|? ( ounty Federation of Women’s work of the Children’s Code Comproperty. He believes that the whaT to"do^in°1928? mflUC"Ce w h a to " uP°a world is to end on February G. J"‘sai° n* .n.ntl asked for Individual Mrs. Caswell H ostess the meeting of tho legislature. Clubs reported that nt the ■POs friends to propose for membership y" 1 wa,lt lo ^£ ’,,r a ro.il ire Mrs. John Leonardi has served Tw Ictx Club will meet for three years ns a state* ofHc'er, " ! ^ t‘nlsr of tfJ° fcdcraUon'th^Wca memberships for this commission, THE UNSUCCESSFUL The State Conference nnd Code will get their names bsfori th- IV!'/"0 to ,h" High School and b*. As a rule, a* y(ni, C /0 Mrs. Rowen, prophet, fixed that JOURNEY Commission need $1500 ns a min­ membership committee of which 1f l " rcmv Hnnseom, Friday 23. serving two years as state regiat- " a "''vancod n,,vnneo*l fl,n* c— that Seminole coun- the department yoted to recom­ looked upon. At Bridge Thursday j imum mend that tnc Woman’s club take to carry their program to Mrs. W, A. Fitt*. Jr., is chair- i date. About February 7 Mr. Reidt Make Y ourself A D ecalogue ra r ar.d this pnst year as record­ I started out. ’ rin/l Inrniiitli «*•>. L.. ,l r T . ,'T g " <ton.on.tru.Io„ man nt once. This will lie n rces-1 A rare 'real in an artistic pr»>Monday ing secretary. In this latter ca­ n-ent. Talks were made hv sev- an organisation membership in the will wish that ho had his Winter Twaa early morn; Mrs. B. D. 6 = | . i„ her u su al! People wno un-., conference of Social workers. rnry in order Unit new moinbeii {<>r s ‘-'f"ni «t Sanford High pacity she had given such perfect eting with tho Bible prw«nt. and the idea was nlI traveled on and on and on— potatoes hack. should tell the M &1/W/LY A rising vote of thnnks was givmay enjov the advantages «,f a fell r nda> at 8 p. jf. service that thin year we re-elect­ j of the Westminster The road was rough, in° „br?“2ht. out that a dress makm aking'of a* * « * * * 7 . ‘ba yenr of dub connection. --------*---ed again as state secretary with­ K class in connection with the on the luncheon committee for the And hot the day, [’clock at the home of If there were no* excellent entertainment,' ufter There are certain definite rule- , , ,;d ” was attacked and kilWhat this eccentric gentleman out opposition. home demonstration W le r on Union AveBut still I hurried on my way. would you talk ab governing th.’ lnt.'oductmn 0‘f ; Jrd by a swarm of crows «t UreVpn AYheeler and Mrs. L. docs, ns an individual, wns done /A Twenty-eight states from the names and these should l>« care- In Franr;? recently. | to be hostesses. Please North nnd South were represent­ I passed a mnn formerly on n big scale. At th o ’ fully observed. They will bo found ----------—. p e r s o n a l s ( la s t Imperial Potentate of the Who asked for aid; ed by distinguished women nnd ance. 1 beginning of the year 1000 many ; in the back of the year book, in Seekers Class will visiting Daughters, among them I hastened by, I wan afraid ?• Holly leaves Saturday for Ancient Arabtan Order of the My­ tv It tit on article 11 under Uu? cuption "mo.nStove and ^ u lc l write down V) got rid of their property, put stic Shrine of North America. _ meeting at the home being tho National Registrar, Mrs. n business trip to Chicago, III. I'd fail to find borship. Stove and Fire Place white robes nnd walked to tho |J. Nixon at 3 P. M., The Lord I sought, Jan u s H. Stansfield, who won li’ K irtfcy !e& 2 S lS t!? .h r ,JSP'25: particularly need to follow. You would find it" profitable Wood lllowing as hostesses, many friends by’ her charming And so I gave the stranger naught. Wood top of some hill, ready to be taken Mrs. Myrtico Pell of Tnmpn ... BIG C U ri’MHEK CROP on-,V Cut to! " T h WlnJ*»iah wil1 return to the guest of Mrs. Robert Howell iBradbuo’. Mrs. R. It. Planner. your job ke a 8Ct ° f busineM rules nntI thim out lit up to heaven. You can imagine Gut to Suit ORLANDO. Jan. 2 3 - On, o f tl, • pro­ 59.00 per ror41 S turdily °m Wash,n«tan, D. C.. at her home on French Avenue. , A woman bowed rs. D. F.. Camp, Mrs. Mrs. FJ. J. Starling, per rord delivered to largest crops or encumberc.ei how they felt when they mnrehed Ir, Mrs. C. L Goodhue W ith heavy load, , nnJ!cnf 'v’h.° «rc consistently working for success do not Chairman of Publicity. B ritt Realty I mber- raised in the Winter (Jordan. Or ' Britt Realty Company down again, nnd found others oc­ , T. Akers. I chanced to meet upon tho road; t . J. Maura who has lieen the , . . ........... _ , „ w «H loSS ccc and Or.kluml .fti. a. of o .. I '\ Stewart has returned from I might have eased cupying their houses. NOTICE : ---,** •••••• •«wni«u i guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack M aura' Those playing were, Miss Rosn I than S.'tOoo, otherwise 310), enr- an go county i* planned f.ir tin The heavy weight— oine leaves Saturday for California. ries with it full privileges of the spring, according to infem ntion . Tuesday , “ /»• W. L. Monwn, ci,»lrn,«„;in a n to to * make hi’ E‘iw»rd Betts, Mrs. Conference for one delegate. B ut if I did I might be late, |gh School it 8:00 the or the Social Department of the here. P laiting a Irend v has been MANY experiments nnd observa­ ^ .Mrs. J. D. Woodruff. For since tho day GERALD CHAPM AN iir' v.v Woodruff, U will prerent a play Woman s Club wishes to call ntMrs. Roy F. Symes of Winter vo , | - V We want everyone in the* State I started nn.l It is estimated Miat tions will be mnde on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Spurling nre V „ 'V’ Hotter. Mrs. James Wns far from dawn, jy," for the benefit of j lention to the bridge party which motoring to Orlando Friday Park, nnd Mrs. A. J. Davis of who is interested in welfare ac-) several hundred acres ,.i the midt f a J c tLhxit l \ c tcn business maxims of Otto II. Kuhn the NEW YORK WORLD ■I feared the Master would he gone! >>tw York banker, have been pasted in thousands of note when the sun’s light is shut out on .Minneapolis, Minn, spent Fridny R'-lge. Miso Fern Wnrd. Mrs. Joe will be given by this department business. X llllll llaminfundi. 1 Chittenden. Mrs. Robert Hines, for a little while. One group of luesday afternoon, Jan. 27, a t 3 morning in Sanford. 5Ii.-.Hawkins Connelly. Mrs. C. epartBfrt of the Wo- _______ Dircourngpd, lo s t/ o clock. All members who expect c S u T a .r .' h ' t K l1 * ' . . . scientists will look for coronium, of U1Vto„TraKr»prr B,liZl-' 'h° "C,,lh °f thc advi“ h>««* A boy I found; Mr. and Mrs. Putman Stevens rill entertain nt bridge i to attend arc Mrs. I* H. Hnmbright nnd will irt ey nn<l Mr?‘ IaC0 Hocknew element, existing in the sun’s -L3te.‘1 t0 n°tify of Portinnd Me., will arrlv A. .Vtxnan R. A.'~1L°2U E ’en then I felt not duty bound, 4. Mr. Kahn calls \ them maxims inaMms ior for .business DlISliK success, but acorona. Mmrn ns ns host-j Host- Mrs. Mrs. R. Newman, hostess, noVdey for „ w T* n.rriv'! l'V ' ‘Iau»hta«. Miss Hetty Humbright __________________ To take his hand The outer riir. 1of the the man who follows them successively is going to h-ivn I later thnn Mondny. Phi neOG. Montezuma 1 Hotll Nlp"^..-1 th.° arcT ‘ho,KuMts of their cousin. Mrs! | C HILDREN’S READING CLUB And gently say, ’ ' ffoing to have corona will he visible and give thc = ~ = ^ a= ' -------1 °lCI* Mr’ StevcnB is i L. H. Jones on Third Street. j AND STORY HOUR membership, “ My lad, I ’ll guide you on your something far more valuable than business apolis nnd turned over to.....th e ! ‘'ghtening in the chest ____ _3 physicists n good chance. PLAN J ’KI.F.ItR VI'ION I W i way.” i ■ \\ ill you not do there thr 'e IIIIMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB HBBBBBBBBBBBSiaBBBBBB Mrs. Raymond Phillip., will con­ things: First—Join the State ConFORT PIERGE. Jan S i Rep. ’ Ji5 th S The corona i3 visible only dur­ Federal authcritics. Muncie’s jail i V f 0”1? 1 ^ lth the disco very one 5 ■ ■EBaaaKTiHBaaBBBaBBuaBBitB*inj*BnBaBBS£ duct the Story Hour Saturday W e are required by law toca i» only average steel and Iron. A Ji * tr? c, , ^ e gjimblc of j *; ing an cclipre. feronco of Social Work, the one rcsentation from prnrtirnlly e ery Thus, though I sought r Z y eT ! X i s h ^ J ul d0>0“ ■»»*«» rhnnmnn />nuU M A..iL t.. “Cell r.cw fricnclnhip because each ~ C hap man could riot possibly —: - — morning nt 9:30 o’clock to which comprehcnsivo clearing-house in civie nnii fiatriotir organization I From morn till night. new friend may’ peach. hnvc committed nil the crimes nil tho younger children aro in­ the State for the discussion of so- h th n cltv will take pm t in the I certain percentage o f every d ep The .Master ne’er a feeble, timid Perhaps Chapman eouid enjov vited. OTHER scientists will study the which which he hns been charg­ cry; cia problems and conditions; Sec- Moreacso (Florbbi Ee-i Coast) I pojfiinct(»ry/’mEveiCy fS is°a t e S f UllowcvJr triva this sort of tiling. He had at ed since he scaped from a Federal Mrs. Thomas Owen will have earth’s magnetic currents, as nfonri Get one or inory or^ftnixa- celebration -chcduled for Pt-bru- 1 A little child, it be, your manner ot performing it win inniir.. :........ ‘ in cash to m eet all demands, penitentiary twenty months ago. any rate, a hankering for adven­ charge of the reading club nt 10:30 tionf! to nfflliate; and Third—At- ary I, at litis place. I lie celeb- 1 ’Mid night’s alarms, foctcd by tho eclipse. Every ship’s way for or a g a i n s t ^ o ^ 0™1'"1* ^ WiH t0Stify in 80me Il is not given to men to he in so ture. He wns n brave man; sick o dock and will continue rending tend, if possible, the State Confer-; rn| ,on wiJl of bathing Sobbed, “Please, sir, take mo in captain will notice that tho eclipse many places simultaneously or in a prison hospitui, with a tem­ the ’Lance of Kanana" started cnee a t Gainesville, Feb. 8- 1 1. suit parades, street parades, mopolicy is conservative, and we your arnis!'’ hm; an effect on the compass. *" be .pierced with perature above 100 . ho could drop leonardps coogh syrup ... so many bullet last week, to which other stories i Thoso memhershin. ’’ '"'nt •’a c * and pyrotechnics. pyrotechnics ., desiring memberships (CHEOSOTBD) .from n second-story window nnd will be added. Science doesn’t know why. holes nnd live. Chapman had . . . ____ ___ should mail $t for enrollment to Although there Then as I stooped pride in more than complying 1Jili .1 I hink! Quite apart from the rei Creosote is (lie most «*n|% Be Be-- 1,ta*4” , bis h,H chances with the guards A new German airplane ims one 103 Market won only n few who attended last uMhm Julia Hopkins, . .... ................ To lift the child, Possibly some scientist will get become a legendary figure. imo«.n r : .hmntc ccu^ba cause tho written record of any man wings Mint can h. ti In n week, those present were very street, Jacksonville, Florida. . .... „ v .................‘v iZ f . Hu ,Va? an intelligent “f . ^ r re«ular w„rk, 'p™ciicV7our'''mSrm t' My Mnster npoke in accents mild ‘daily from thin pclipre the most import­ namlit now nlivo, police began to rnn,J» *° well herd thnt to the nad colds and other throat and luac dozen.’ liowa and f dded again** thc fu.s- trouhlfn. the law in every m atter that pen nuich interested in the program ' , , , -------“To travel long troubles. ant information of nil, which has : *>-heve in him r - children believe I Profes8* elago m t a o miiuitCf. given by Mr. Priest. The little 1 _ A.1 *•>” time which is the second You didn't need— Stop that c.'ush now before it stops Fourth—Go for a ride on tho horse of your irnfolks also enjoyed tho stories told 1 pV r °‘ J °(, planting for the making I ’m alwnyr fo’uml In kindly deed. you for £00d by using • agiuntion • u* ,niv to the protection o f our deposit agiuntion trom irom fthmr"tn* tiurr t r r thnep — • HtirrowombM-itV ^ A snail could trav. I by Mias Turner. ('»t a Honda garden, a grent many ’•» a mile in LEO-IUR-DPS — •__________ i helpful suggestions may be found M days. "Three times today, Ask your dnicEi»t for l*. careful cont,H)l.U,lfer U nim al t h a t n m L s u n d e r a • t (You didn’t nee), r t «\ I waited longingly for thee, ... ™ b—Kecp n sharp lookout for opportunities *ir:>C4*ciaitg:tardaiiTn’iM rsfiM cat2aBaa Richly to give the sun were merely burning Dallas was blown open with no appear like a flash into the first Life’s sweetest joy— S 0o??lf a .!i,e,n a.n<l aafe" ‘''em 1'ol.lly vvhon thoj como • •• within your read.. But do not think cvc^ 'ch.m co I was tho woman, man and boy!' up, as was once supposed, the life more noise than ice cracking a l ccnvenient alley. Nor was hp ml :rystul pitcher, if the curth open- ever ready to mlmit that he had s means an opportunity. y KL a v —A. F. CALDWELL. fit of human beings hero might be *a ln Kansas City to swallow a , had enough nnd give up fig h t-1B n %♦ oSixth—L\* .A i.i— ou neignoorjy, i,0 a good sport, Don’t neighborly, be eut down to n few million Spring* H ats lion years, h'Knwayman who disappeared bc-|>»g. Sent to Atlunta for n twen ! BBBBBBBI There’s many n brunch on an 36 new Sat., $3.79 ■ A think lift. yourself vnnr«nir »up, »»» downing others think you cun can lift m*2* whereas it will probably g o o n for fe® thc cyc* !,f scven victims, ty-ycar term In August, 1 P22 he I old family tree th a t’s ju st a littl • n .+. was the man. He was escaped bv suwitiir » > , • *7 1 cracked. Seventh— Work hard. Presumably vcou have ideals; v straw and silk coni- Our millinery buyer now several hundred million ,years, aid- i Chapman aV the . hn athe :(,eI wulVs b“ ” ! v * I;‘eeP them. «A . , “super-bandit’’ “uper-bandit’’ in in an ago nt of la his? window, scaling Don’t become cynical Don’t scoff. 10,i hats for early in New York selected these ed by radium energy, in the :Mill. An Speaking of Thrift Week, it is a Y« Don’t lose faith. n ♦ ovirvth n t * °" hBV,ntr “suptr” ivitl> f‘ ladder and pa in* f? wear — adorned everything — super-runners like $. .1,000 . to , n taxi-driver 1 drive - ” and rushed them for Sat­ good time to invest in Sanford aV ................. to V ai nbbon, flowers and urday sale — none shown property. IT SEEMS finally decided that I.anvo Nurmi nnd super-batsmen him out of town. Cnught nt Ath­ J.ff}^ hthr Take an M erest and due .share in public aV <ii ta n s . liu.snie.H.s — * — * — • I,® Babe Ruth. The Greeks us­ roidery V * the guns on our bnttlerhips must u L !3S cannot prosper unless the ship of ens nnd wounded after a revolv­ $3.79 before, Saturday .... $3.79 state is run on a steady keel and steered with comLots of folks talk so much they uV FLOOR 2 it. not bo elevated. To elevate them ed these people for their fables. er battle, he was put under ' n v « FLOOR 2 It-1 nA Only, after putting their heroes ♦r*a d o n t have tim e to thing o f a n y ­ petence. j %♦ would increase their range, making through exploits a m atter of de­ guard in a hospital and, carrying Vw thing to say. * A Ins wounds, escaped again before t thorn more vnlunble in war. But grees more remarkable than Ninth—-Meet your fellow men with confidence un­ -othe week oat out. ♦a a 1 100 Blouses less you have reason to suspect. * un With a house on every lot, de­ Europe doesn’t want us to bo too some of those attributed to Chap­ Chapman hud nerve and wits » * 5 man, after pitting them against nnd courage in n world that has 36 Voile Frocks, $3.50 velopers yan make a lot on every’ strong. Tenth— If the so-called capitalistic system is to be man-eating mares nn.l .W a tt'K house.—.Sarasota Times. i a Experts say our guns, in range, c-onlmuoil, ns I M iove it will'nnd sh L lk C a’Vs partic! 98c «£»i LARGE SIZE RAG RUGS —o Z * Evcrfast voile dresses for girls of 2 nre inferior to British guns, and x * ulmlj incumljcnt upon those whom it plates in posiSILK HOSE We can thank the Lord for one to G years. Hand embroidered—paste! lions of Itltolnnoo __ U!_ ; . 1 . “ HufII thing anyway. When the piano wo have the legal right to change Y H business leadership in exercise self-restraint 25x50 inch, made ot? new ragfs. and white shades............................ $3.50 solo starts, wo enn always tune Ladies’ lull that. But wc yield to E.uropenn u r V i Blue*, white, khaki, and ash ion silk host?, black, and con sid eration for oth ers. Be p a tien t, cou rteou s na A in on Homq other station. M Saturday—Each «%■ pressure. conciliatory. Avoid ostentation. Abhor purse-pride striped blouses for chaps of brown and , . -— no easier V « 40 B. Cloth Dresses, $4.7;’ 1i g h I colors. J or some similarly Values up ending. to behove that we know all we a n and ♦%* 6 to 12 years. Fast color per­ M There are some folks wo know ^ * arrogance. I Chapman, arrested In Muncie~had rend to know iihout oriolcsccnt1 V■ to $2.75. « « A Special M ’or THAT'S PART of past history. Band made frocks — English broad­ Mrho would raise Hell in Heaven cale and Madras — all per­ taR of all his real ami fictitious youth and thnt this raw m aterial' M *V ♦ « Now the head of the Nuvy might nulllon-dollar robberies two suits bccuuse the golden streets might a H cloth. East color—attractive trim­ fect. Just 100 blouses Sat­ could not have been put to b et-' M make the tax millago n little high. V s ■ Yl give the country information on a of clothes, two tubes of nitro-gly- ter use. The problem of Chapman ming. 2 to G yrs. at ................... $|.75 ■J n urday, each a t ................. 98c ------ —O----—— cerine, some $8,000 in cash and a H a %♦ statement recently published by no different from the problem Y* Thc Jittle girl down the R pocketful of watches. Presumab- of any other crimincl* It MAIN FLOOR O-l M English papers. The British have 1 to 3 yr. Rompers, $1.25 Tub-Alpaca la 5 5 T . * " bevn abie "to figure "out x * U IIIi energies. problem of directing great'hum an arranged their ships so that they wouTd^nrihnm why the astronomers have to have u iY % ■ would probnh!} ^6'1 notaoJntwhur‘‘: be enough, Poplin, gingham and chambray rom­ M iA a corona to investigate un eclipse. >.in take in water ballast on one ♦ v « v pers in G colors — unusual values for 36-in wide, fast colors for early spring Saturday Lingerie Specials A. B. C. SILK b A G 00D ^!J.IZEN is one who is willing at all times to siilu or the other, nnd thus, by mnkY* n aA REALTOR A♦ *a It i3 a little hard, isn’t ii, that u 1 to 3 year tots, Saturday at .......$1.25 dresses, in large stripes and broken n m w “ X whenever you got tho right num­ a(Ivtutce Thf Scn mnum °wel fa re^ani as ^ ueh . KI.OOK 2 O-l 4 # 11 ^ ^ raisa «>e Runs P"ns, 98c II a y Teds, 98c ‘JUSTICE” LOOKS BACKW ARD abiding1 in- to the desirod elevation amt in­ ber, the line s busy, and whenever Checks for In all the light shades for underw ear t 3 a LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL Bodice tops tod­ the line un t busy, you’ve got the First National Bank Building crease their range without actually «m.scok gow ns ■ A wrong number. Bi and lining. Guaranteed fast colors. dies of fine nainsook M changing the mechanical adjust­ ❖ 3 Itooms 501-502. Phone 95 'P!*1 with homfinished with hem­ ment of the gun 3 . “Justice" in Russia still holds , tim of tho movement which resulted ' | 20 Flannel and Jersey Frocks * Wc thought may be some of our ”un8 and em>1* a Sales Force Miss Ruba Williams, Mr. 1 g ml in« !," or<‘> but it is the sword of in the present regime, CITIZEN must lie a good citizen if stitching and em­ A w renders were ready for new worlds .... 11,E derj__in peach, a u**> V« vengeance instead of justice. In- , r ^,,ugk nearly n half century, to conquer, no we left the cross ™ I K X t e c " ,"U broidery. All sizes x THAT seem* to he highly ingen­ $6.98 . r i'd- • Thc ''«> not pem an. A* \ white. .Sata ■V word puzzle out of the paper last c.f L of being blind :t looks back !\?S Pbui ’ aia,njr r“yolutionist8 o f , each .................. 98c ‘ l, a" ,Ul° "fain .oureei nml thc main source ious, hut, of course, we can’t do 11 stead a •nj \ A* ‘7 98c. • Va *„ .a™ t__. .. {ae period survive und much I bight. It seems that some of them 1 n«itioiml power nnd national greatness is found in th<» in this country because probably to tho beginning* of the present ^ u ^ n t i V y m ^ n s T a i S FLOOR 2 IM v ! ii A got a lute start iu this fad. A 9 regime. Inis la strikingly shown Those convicted w*»ro . executed o r' V* in tin* t »•»•»1 r. * - . f ___ ____ . * ■ ____* !_ ... .it . __ . U l° ' u ‘ to d o fu r !L T y * ,P ”! .1h,e.?athmi S o , cs'u somebody in Europe would object. Mmthiui v * , SALE OF LADIES’ WOOL SWEATERS A f trial “ t Moscow ’of Ivan sent in exile*to 8ib^a.~buY 'some One piece models for Saturday sale — tie Vincente Ibanez, author of the lba averaK° citizen Okladski, one of the band of aa- nf them have returned alive and t;: ■A f-our Horsemen" recently called JUDGE Runyon of the Federal sasiins that murdered Czar Alex- »boy present a formidable amount Corsets H alf Price belt, Peter Pan collar and V. neck. In trie King of Spam a liar. Tho King Ladies all wool sw e a te rs-a b o u t 25 styles to close out. Saturday a t 1-2 price. Court nays he would lik * to have under S t II in 18S1. Okladski is not of testimony against the criminal a ♦ I r. . is a good swordsman and may some of the renl big bootleggers being tried for the murder—he had whos.» confession had »■ to green, rust, brown, also plaids and stripes. All color and sizes. Made of mercer­ given him si ■ M B M « B B * S « I M H u s M H M BB |||H g , |i a J BA punished, instead of thc littlo men been released nt his first trial for immunity. proV»° a ta |lttcy in the old sta te ­ 910 COURT COSTUME ■V ♦ a corsets __ ment, The pen is mightier than I thnt aro constantly brought into turning State’s evidence. He ie ized broche, and In this travesty of justice the 20 to sell Saturday, ea...........................$6.98 the sword. ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT court. Too much time, he thinks, V « front lace truly and wonder­ *5 n y being tried for confessing his crime y«*cr 1 H8I stands out n* the I- irlv 4 1* iu wasted on minor offenders. ■ ii g m<* ScssioiiK and betraying his accomplices in beginning of the Russian revohiH A L F ful values. Choose ... 8 of po,ico court in St. ho less formal than : Ho is right, but punishing big, Another Ponzi is discovered. Moo .......... fr ;■ u FLOOR 2 D-l. .......... i ctcrsburg «ro very informal and auugoa ' ' ‘ u circuit court. men ia not the usual United S ta te s ' a murder that shocked the world, lion, the firs, dawn of that KiteGOLF KNICKERS and save half. • m Turnian guaranteed thr of* tho supreme To get an understanding of thi.; Red October, NEW li AND BAGS, In thin country, if you get extraordinary procedure it is nec­ a : n-t ♦ t Ft.OOR 3 n-t «... A tlie judiciary, but^ho cmiveiR?onailL Besms ni0*,‘! dangerous essary to look hack over a period CONTEMPORARY rOMMENT 3 i f A Three-act Comedy given a Light weight flannels, grey, tan and t * z I costume has not been notice- to steal an overcoat than it does of fifty years. In 1870 there wuh Brow n , g i'e v b l a c k nd whift Bi to steal a Government oil reserve. 15 Woolen Dresses H alf Price r I,Cdefendants . ° / 0U,rt b«"chcs, bad a "A R ’S“ on" ,the broughtmuch be N ew Rii£S blue, white and tan linen. «»• h a. 'V* • ... , , , ......... — county fore A Gftl’A P suret:’ company N ew ia J .* that Nihilism was aon.|Nilitlcal and BaUimore’s u n ’ ' ' lo lil ' her.— 3 |gA 59c' it nu \i t, , , , would rule th a t a woman dressed vortii es $ 100,000 reward f. r the re­ Moderate v J____ If, as Mr. Buford Kays, the a n ti-, ,n knickers could Wo doubt whether Judge John turn of u million dollars’ worth ol sporadic. Without organization, it I ■ 3 ’!’ sought to effect relief from uutoc- 1 T.„„ , . gambling law is not strong enough^Icourtroom!* IJioTe are varhms rim’ arul onds 0 f . . . .. uucct,**»r would ’’ vw ii- ifvin ia o *uii One day clearance of 15 wool dresses reg. conbonds stolen. It aay* it will nav racy hv isolated terrorism. In 1870 .„wv? .....roa<!ca',t liedGmc ' * £♦> tfte leicuilaturo Bhould supply theijun* fot imposing fines on the L*1;: Tuesday E vening, Jan 1 “g ran t disrespect had | ten per cent ofr the value 9x12 fibre carpet­ t* face ' ’ at* Socialistic marplots had organized [ aSfi'V 'J.5, fo 42 in* ,lt9 c a,’.out a ”"Hle rn needed utrerurth, and the law abid- ^rinnket charire of coiitcnint nf I.....r , a,rrrctl .— L19.50 to $15 at half price. Twillccn, charthw majesty of tho any bond ‘ ‘ a W'.vj. 1,1 in-j uonu aioien, wncar. stolen, *> whenever it is Fired by the writings of K v I Marx Ki‘l s beiltime.—Possai.- News. tnde. ing at $20. 9x12 some oof the ita_________ __ r,»urt:r but ........... Ing people te should_imthin would hardly seem a 8:00 P. M. 11 « youngw om an appeared obliged to make good in.su t0X oo I^ ' insurance ou and getting inspiration from the! a il press that duty_ on* f their• legisbi- to ___ be on.* of them tapestry rugs, $31.­ 10 w.25. Satineen fabrics. Button, braid, embroidery before him wearing knickers. He such bonds, u ■X Paris Commune, they began a cam -1 Why do they put “Private" on . . . ----------—Ocala Star. More laws, npWhat i.' contempt of court? Ikmight regard the costume more in _____ 50; axminstcr $-17.­ ■ 59c. t » i P®tan for proselytes to the cause “ n °®ce ,loor when thc man inside plesuuce! What we need is more Perha’n and fur trim. Sizes 1G to 12. Buy Satur­ aK Admission—3oc and 5 0 ; velvets $47.50; . . like disorderly cund^t ! ™TP n,r on “ co‘i,r8®. but its . YOU ARE assured by statesmen of opsn revolt and revolution. Plots, , !* ' "Plain of industry ?—Cleve^ hite and +■>■}•>❖ '-3 ‘f <.■ - i ^ .;.g , $ft%.;.. enforcement. ••t is •. anything >V'Xth • court i in d....1.7 ?th.. f ? inranc«.would hardly i nt ...----' Prejudice that negotiated th j business, in land Times. terror, assassination followed ' ---Whittalls in 9x12 in ^colors. Also a> * the -• people’s - - will, exa day — a $45 dress at $22.50. Save half. ,.h,jut. Iiut dislikes. In I’ikevdh'1 mu case of the wearer. In that violation of , t . . — quick succession. Time and ngain I n ■A at $105 Stair car­ Between being held up. nnd h.y.. two girls who wore KnicKern This space donated by rainknicker ’ V '1,1 ik n,i«ht* indeed, be looka i n t n t L ^ __ . . a. .. blown up, und run down, tho uv- j jnto the court room were ad iudger] ■ peting at $2.90 yd. shades now H T c" « w“ . i“ f e L . * r . r i5 h a',ah».M)? ? bo„„,nc„ CiS N katnce than an °P°ra ! T l , ^ S i 3 & pS i r U 5 irS,I ..°f ? L % .-on Mar. . . ----- 13, 1881, iiwac* and prosperity if it could hiin ,l'an bus a Btrenumn timo i* contempt and sent to Jailil for 2 a^ . Lo r. “ "' k topper, morally bound. FLOOR 2 D-l in Y Buy at D-l now. while thc ink had hardly dried on the lingo and make the u for t-n i .......- " ha* been the ,J‘ ta. -liunpa Times. There nre bourn each, ■A ■ f FLOOlt 3D-1 m ira thrills In modern *life than I That brings u» the n u t .. I. rnn'ent, Alexamler, N'orf“’!i' v,rK,^ ! i»ia; Is S ;:' s thoy E ^ K ■A . . i ltst -—i . .. ^ J e l l S you. And moral obligations Y» I which Speaking nf crossword often lacks a sense of humor. I)c -!will make an exet-iicnt peg on If S c HE C W J S K . S ! & / « “!.. s i S5 » S H S 7 S T tised hJr!lf,,!l-M i0.r,^ r‘ s on merchandise ad­ mRions c f the kiiickcrs type, fortu- which to Imng Europe’s refusal to yoke of Turkey, who bad won I tVrs^that ° f ,lu,«r «•>3■ S a n fo rd , F |a . »A y i »hopper V11 *}f Pfomptjy filled by per­ nati-ly, reflect lets law than they {pay the billions she owes us, later, * lata’o0* .“ I i tacrat°r” f..r releasing collar button.—American i’umbeY ■ A do whim und lack of common sense. .Make u memorandum of that. * 1 r- C»H Priscilla at D-l. Phone bV the Russian serfs, was the first vie- man. Lumbor- As Brisbane Sees It at*^icem an ,5=""I s i r e s s s s r ^ r s W mml Side of S i 31* . e s a s s s s * 56# a M i - i r S S a s s s " mmmwm OFFIC/Al M i - a s h a ha h s 1S ; THE BANKING LAW B rin g s N ew M e r c h a n d i s e — S s v in g ly STOP THAT COUGH WITH P ric e d First National X: IF YOU WISH TO DOUBLE YOUR MONEY INVESTIGATE PROPOSITION! THAT I HAVE TO OFFER » / ’/’^ L J )IC K S 0 N :jy E S . 95c $1.95 E. F. L A N E X ^ « S S ^ s a ail nnd nMds * J $1.00 YARD $1.00 YARD $4.00 TO $10.00 «*5G TO $5.00 sn DADDY HI GH H i- school 3.X S e m in o le C o u n ty D rC K S O N -IV E S C O The Y 2“14 Orange Ave. Orlando. Phone 1106 la s c z a a s i B B M H a u i s ^ �r7 7 Z'- Dear Doctor—You W ere Right l.c m . the tidier TWat'a what they claim will take place tomorrow. testation of Hoavon figure no ex- er ^am* they have proofs which tensivoly ic tho communiques of fnhr® I ** “ “ try in g -*1 NEW YORK, Jan. E J-A nthony to them Isellh is red<haired and , Ilka his ***** “ s a s m ..IH u _Classified Advertisement On This Fade m "*— —— is s S ^ fii^ p ris ' ™ », S r& W fc S fR i* $ 3 $■ ® 5S M ™ ..T .n „ r.n kD RATES DIVERSIFIED’FARMING iVS.1CROPGAMBLING at Woodruff & W atso n ( ( . J. ( !«!•!;, cdv. rtising)' I Undoubtedly you have read safe afe ndvcrtfjKmonte of nil 'iort:i in which merchants have tried to innke bellovo « gr e a t many Htnt,.m nt, that you have accept­ ed with a grain of salt. !'iivt* Ka* advertisements ™ , through the mild M inthir tin r r.tore was overload"itii goods and consequently W S5SS nnd his own nt ths same tiin^ and I f’'v.n at tlio same time und had hair. A telegram has verified tho conjccturo that this was <1 desciintion of the brother tho fnmily hud mourned as dead. J 5f S „ d S k o “ cTri“ " u t''f f k i.“ oyt 7 h Coto^ " w S S T u ' J i g i ' J f ihc divine rights of \u j e r s as an<1 fll? 9 from tht* Wa?the world were plunged hack in/,, i f l T , T shown at «»o movthe Middle Ages. Aires ,nto fi* p'ctur* ho.Ul,«* It is an ideal is the "hand of God" which place for Cyril and Ferdinand*'nnd the dislodged royalty moved Cyril to proclaim himself ho ruler of nil the Russias. if oho wh.ch has taken refuge here. There .ln,lustrie!! a "d consequent­ n: to believe the statements of this Romanoff, whoso manifesto ly little to upset the medieval quiot sounds no more modern than the of the well-improved village above documents of Ivan the Terrible which hover* tin Coburg Vesto. a His supporters, of whom his wife imumifimnt Gothic fortified castle | wh'» has recently been in .[he which houses marvollous Icollec 1 ARIS, Jan. 23.—To Germany tea, seems U far .... the ..... tion 1 of arms and arm or borne by "ee.1 «s to he most active, would have one be­ 1 p j18!1. Prince:; in the Crusades. many revert the task of protecting ui.sifnl would quife- ui at uome home lieve it ddivine vine nm .,u ---- divin “• was 'vu:: providence in ICulnr.1/ 1V he *iu"'‘I’ari« fiom the inundations of the which ich ::aved Cyril from* ilrownilf? si 1 01 ur^, if it were possible for when Seine recurring every few years. en Ills »— nldp .i—' was destroyed iu ,manJ form There is to,sc nn hu-ifi.. • •— u in . “n if,rm. a niake-he. I’acific waters during the Ituasothe,eu1rbln,* oi whlcJi have litve atmosphere ahont the place. •fX nf*£ War that h« might c S - It 13 uni cal. to y ' tht> ,JuyS ° f — visitors from Pirn. con- & y IV-r u j IIj take over the Kuaainn Hi m . . yictor Peytrul, minister cf pub. f r o m 8,r fc uy it£ i t0 a suKgestic.j f c a ! E S « « i D „ k .K ™ S S l r * Oran,I lin k . from M. Emile Brisson, president Nicholaivitch, are not at uU ° nS !T h T lio 1^0 the. m<Ja1t discordant note, ,frene.ral f 0Unt,'I of the Seine IXpartinent, that "Germany eo­ fjlned to adm it that divine In* , -^ht!,, m'*n ride nn --------n the execution of great public utility,” replied as ■ J f 'I i p S E who havo known Thy; takWftpoonfiii Baintcr Winslow only through cup cold ok her book "Picture Frames*' • up hot ChkhTj and her other w riting ‘inay scusoutd terested to learn that her d.llghteup cooKcj gj, ful Burnlay ufternoon *'1(1 homes" pup heovy cr ,aJ 5 t; W.° ? r‘,cn"* Nen' York, nro ul K'dt nnd Pop,-,' frnrno whlch sets off still another} Picture of tho writer. Here s h e |t ,J0«K Kelailne Si la doing all In itx power to encourago a sano system of dlveralfled farming. The aubject Is being discussed at various conferences, tercatlng articles and editorials are bolng evident t h ^ f f ^ S t t e m " ^ t * « -rmr -bniir.i published for tho purposo of ac­ o* }' hiidl quainting bankers with tho Impor­ because the delectable dlahw f t ? g | . ' tance of this work. serves havo been pr< pared bv , l PcI'Wr L Bankers Are Assisting own hands. ^ d h7 , , w '•••iWh .Pound f'r.'t ’•It is encouraging at theao con­ 1 kH,,r "Chicken Cream.” whl. J- **hlt|.’i Chi -I' ‘n ffty ferences to And that tho bankers the hr nor to inform you ■hc-aerved recently, wur an l* '!>•'*« die nro Incorporating tho aubjoct of thisf owInK thw I-ondon ngrec- Z rT M|,er" ana M her rvdpu: diversified farming In their pro­ t 11 : menL the quest ion of the coopera­ tor ......... orders to J«*.* ilu gram nnd laying plans In every sui regardless of cost, loss or pro­ Germ.any In the execution __ Ono or the loading problems that way posalblo to carry It o u t To ' W(® a ,'° policed an advertiseIs confronting many of our states this end wo have records of a nml the conditions under which “ that of dlrorslflod farming, number of banks who aro putting t.t, some time r - o i„ one of the Statement of the Condition of th, ■ays D. II. Otis, Agricultural Di­ up money to their farmers to pur­ Ug cosmopolitan cities where a GAINESVILLE j an 0/ 7 . i °3, ,n tho amount of rector of the American Dankora chase livestock. They are on- I Himg im rh-int advertised that Sanford Building; and Loan Ass Association. his dearest friend in the world, ril’d 1 bo excet couraglng boys and girls to go Into Benjamin, examined anew. had died. Hc was so i motion pio'.uio showing teresting. "During tho past year tho Agrl- club work. cun ho used anyDecember 31, 1924 whore to EUjipleinent or became "H is not possible for me at cultural Commission of tho asso­ "For tho coming year wo hopo to henrt-broken over the luj of Bon- ground*:, buildings and life present to tell you to what exten r a9h on ,land ...............S 11,071.22 ciation has arranged for confer­ carry on this work In greater de­ jamin tixat ho was going to put Due on installment uhc. W,ork. of protecting i'uris and Loans on mortguges ences In eight of tho twolve Fod- tail and ns far as posslblo hold he had r,c> ambition to continue security .................... 219,200.00 stock .............. *ral Reserve districts." ho Bays. conferences with tho olHcers and ns Fully paid stuck further. Upon investigation it was 1 w Me, Would benefit by Loans on Stock security At thene conferences wo have 1| members of tho agricultural com350.00 Notes payable___ .1 these deliveries, hut you „iav he found that poor old Benjamin was Furniture & Fixtures . tried to got In touch with tho agri­ mlttoo In each of tho respective the 12*1.05 1’ontingent or resent I family dog. asr.urtd that the m atter will lie Delinquent Interest and cultural noeds of the respective states nt tho Agricultural College. fund ............ Truth Is Motto Ii premiums ....... 4,29fl.fi.! Undivided profits that g » ! aa» *»d ndvlso with tho A 0 bellovo that In co-ordinating Now we aro free i„ ... in,;* . 0... 1 interest the youth of the st«V. „l -i . , 0 fart ready Insurance unpaid •».resolved to do ev• 13.22 Loan payable__ thigher education ami to shov/ the i-**.! Ul °i Vnd. ready for distribut- erythiug possible' kora and others Interested ns to this work with the eollogo. we will to hasten th j Expense .............. 1,323.83 work and pi ogress of the tinivnv mfiver^ liSV.?' ' ''ij-A lA 'Iillltll lACud Ul what tho banks might do to help reap tho benefit of team effort. Dividends paid . tllL‘ Prohicm." '.U«5.fi8 •“By «s an institution to’ nieJt the, *fih|! *" P«w- *° iwt °2 in tholr solution. A resolution Wo are pleased with the hearty *1 dcllvrr?r. art’9 5Germany ,w «»PrBtid*ff for : 1 ,, tes, f?r show'ug. adoptod In tho Fifth District response wo nro receiving from tuns and hstrnrig ruUh for the next educational demands and deliveries rfrom of stt*.*! ?2lu,241.01! develop the state will |H * distribii r in d n ^ “n®! T nt out to serves ns an oxamplo of what is the various colleges of ngrlculturo thicc mcntlu; neither would wu filed free of charge to iintitutL! ",l a,am " { over the dwtinm? f i rf r9 nud other a r tit‘’*' needed in many sections: and wo bellovo that tho opportu­ , v lo 1 ’!:; y Ul* impression that bum desiring to place it on ex- 1 ut V h J f rraPK®. f‘»r ihe showing S ? " ™ |t0 form the structure of "•Dncouragument of n proper nity Is great for Inllunnclng various v-i* nru going to experience forty 1 .. . • f, ,ni ,a their cities nnd a n £ i ° C,ldC,°aCet.* Walls: to he built •yatem of dlroraincd farming In communities In bettor types of to sixty digteos below zero thi hibition, it is stated. ’Ihe film will require possiblyL cln»'K lT for"?tS*5se “ ^ %hlch farmers will grow as far farming nnd In Improved methods winter. said. We are not going to r.riginnfe a i practical all the food and feed of business management." ? " 'e . t ° Ut any uctitmus r n :c n 'or (hi ulc; • Cr,,IH necessary for feeding the " e aro go*ng lo • 1 family and livestock of tho farm' nothing hut REPRESENTS WOMAN'S tlio unv:i:ni.th *•! in tli, t,ns huntlre I I'V e n e h R c je c t M c a s u r e , L o n d o n C o n ’ s In l.c Banker-Farm er N otes and to keep ca tho farms tho reqCOLLEGE Per rent t tilth. tV u.m't nr.vr. t , Chatnborsburg. Pennsylrnnla. 1* o r P o s t i n g O f S p e e c h A .X g h f b y M a n y nialto kinds and nmnunts of live­ urigm ti* c ry -v,-*;... | •fllU**' v.* > stock best to meet tho economic banka nnd Chamber of Commnrco i’tve b *»■1 • • , | ;.i r.!*’*! men’s FARrs. Jan. 2 3 .-T h e Chamber I ,O V r n v r o Ir ^ ^ ^ “ ASSIE, J a„. 23 Miss at tho beginning of 1023 mapped needs of tho farming district/ I clothing furnl diii.g , -, ..V w of Dcputie.. Friday rejected out a vigorous program for tbu pro­ )e: "Tho conforenco In tho Ninth ’ " * fiat* ‘rootwe* ^nomitsfu J s s s s s i t e and 1 F?l°P Poplab,e Eiectric or Regular Family District emphasized strongly tho motion of agriculture In the county. hn«lur in •i v.iicn v/t» imv D . p ‘ y -: » .tha.t. “ "F. "* "H. M. S. I W Throughout tho year they assisted need of greater diversification. ITUllfp *•; •bnvc n rale, that i- suf M " war debt speech Wednes-' » ’ u > r nt “aa police- K & i of *?% S !o 2 i Tho farmer who raises nothing In keeping tho farm orjjanlzatlons functioning nnd distributed to but wheat is iinwiso, oven foolish. ' maSy a?,‘ ‘ Sprin^ Important matters 'to Ark* be Ho Is one o f tho worst kind of them agricultural bulletins nnd in­ vacancies is ■ h i t the, convention formation of Interest. They hold gamblers, ono who gambles on tho metropolitan po- m at of job analysis." Cld E tchings B r in ^ _ __fpt rural community moetlnas nnd en­ ;.!|r,*, weather, on lnsect3. on drought, rre.-if pr*i,::r i'!o:*- f.,r »hi *.! V"S* <nt-p-*.*r,ng ,if merriianriise an ' various other things that uf- tertainments. exhibits of farm nnd Fortune in London ,kfAmonk/ t,,e candidntes for jobs r i‘A[{T OF BONDS feet tho quality of tho product homo products, nnd advertised Ti'O tecord h reji.ii, - b-iHtn•M*.*..l -------^ . yef r ,ar® soldiers' and stock , r'A-^ M 'ANU* Jnn- 23—Tho < Machines Repaired and Rente homo products. Cjno specific re­ LONDON Jan on \r, 1 . 'brokers clerk, medicnl u»...i— wni.-h v/e will enmy dt Tho farmor who raises wheat nnd t'l* ’ J,‘n* After being electrical engineers , . f f lo n g with It tho other r.rops and sult was tn *3duce n milk recclv"',7 * 'r n ‘h».v: will certainly put d in two wooden chests a t a j farm ers' sons. » *tin* » n< o rr stock h ioie tho s e e p s a reasonablo amount of ing Station u> locnto In tho vi­ b: r!: far 73 years, a collection of fohh'ers and _____ . .. W e D o H e m s t it c h in g livestock has something to fall cinity. und during the f> it month • .’VC,I (i;>* Ul* over*. ‘ Lhings, including 300 by RomI;an' , 1 l i d,! , ‘0s * ct linee pound^week" I work on the improvement's' Z " back on when wheat Is plentiful J-U.000 was paid the f rmnr3 for -h (tomcnow) im*1;/ *’ ^ w. th“ ,ll-'ht *'f ‘lay a t '>1 ,ur*nK nine weeks’ instruction' lht> bids for tho bonds will hi. and cheap, lfo Is not putting all tholr milk. This marked tho turn­ i.t U oodr.iff ^&‘V'rJay Wat <011 a. ing point In tho farmer’s business. of his oggs tn ono basket. i r “S 5171,S s ' .»>«■; IV brw ry iM, ’ I'linne 180-W. ’^ z iB u j i a t m a T i c e c 313 EisiJ Th* highest individual price paid Diversification for Contentment California bunkers created nn In many of tho states tho ilrst lO F .t io n T o f i e t R l ' l l l 1/!'? n Ramimandt wn^Jt/s.OOO ’ GERMANY AND PRAiTcB ol-l for orner,;ancy fund of 51.000.000 nt ..'K t__ ? ** 'Ai.-uddii 1 Tlmlinx." TLruJ. •te p In diversified farming is r0 Three others " t,r',l ' r ,a r" r troubles.| WASHINGTON, Jun. 23.—Roht. 1 W. tl. MIMS, Branch Manager “ n>eet:u4 ree,*ntly In San Fran­ B i oaii v/ay Mo v icIT o use eut'tled ‘Christ healing the sick,’’ under ’|u got tha farmer to ralso suOlctent the Daves arrangement. A* Sooner, former governor of 1 Cisco to combat tho foot-and-mouth “Christ ,eforo nml "T **Th.. livestock to feed his own family. ----- .Pilate” ilate” nnd h e!. 8linany ,lnay now set un tariff ” ““ *}* Carolina, was nominated by LONDON, Jan. 23.—London’s CI-.hri n (.ros.nes,” each brought! France, •••vilOU^h although she she 1 Ho nomls to get a cow, bow und a dtaeaso which has broken out In lx * \ \ vuwu uruuiriu i'I®'.? .®«aiJ. f t ......... ( oolld^r Priflntt — that state. The Federal and Rtato rew.vt moving picture tlnatre, the k , , d t DuU n huyeM eagerly com- 1 m<lX fnot ,li*ve an . army or flyiriir couplo of dozen chickens so that appointment to the Federal Farm tBIIIUI —" • collector* •• mflPhlnrvf ^ " Loun Board. rovon.ment.i each pay one-half of Capitol which Is to provide the I'rU I with ••rJnglish for machines. his own needs can ho supplied the appraised valuo of tho nnlmnls Ifrif«.;!» eapitol with entertainment P<*‘.is .on of these almost forgotEngland is agitated, because the without going Into debt nt tho balance of trade* ton work;. oT the old master. slaughtered, nnd tho Rtato gov­ m*? : ort furnished at Broad­ — - ‘is against her •tore. Livestock used to furnish I ho collection had been mad e in and as a nation not nblo to liv-- on ernment wn3 not prepared to w ays great movie palaces, will food for thu family will frequently own products, she must ~sell persons .... and............... meet this unexpected oxpenso. s*;»* will h iusc . thy , ,.L’ hiill ■ i. early part of lust century by her congunio largo amounts of feed Edward Budge of Abby Manor, gords abroad or sink into poverHie bankers ugrecd to supply the two ballrooms and a hu—r re-t;*** ’ ■ ■ *»“ • j l -vesliuni, whose ______ that otherwise go to waste. I.lvooutlay §B is ub believed ty* funda needed ut a loan to tho rant Block ennbles tho family to act a 'ihe theatre, situated in the Huy. to *‘avc ljet'n litt,l! mor« than $2,000.1 Stato govornmenL better table and llvo under moro market^ is built op the first floor ,r J,,°9t.p.on1cd annunl meeting healthful conditions. Moro work “ '^vo ‘he street. Valued nt 31.- f AIHNET STAYS IN POWER r t n f c S x kh,ul,lern of th*-- Sanford 3 on Vermont Hankers Associa­ is furnished to the family, ranking Ludding <fc Loan Association will __ SuO.CIOO. tin* house has been leased possible larger family Income. If tion offered 11.000 lo winning club for Go yea.-, at an antiuul rental o f ! he d at tho office of the As- n ° CT0RS say that in an m n, members In 1923. Part of tlio BERLIN, Jan. 23.—An attempt sniotion, 1„8 Magnolia Aveime I ^ number of the farm family Is producing to overthrow llic Prusah * * funds was used for prizes for enough to feed Itself, thero wilt Th" f’m iiol —:l| have no «—«*— huu* ' ’ *’ project lenders, but betweon flvo bo much moro contentment nnd and six hundred dollars was tra of fiO persons. •» '4 ,J y . I g || tlefi no much loss Idle Mum In which to awarded to outstanding boys nnd the crltlcizo tho governm ent Eastern States Are mi mho clrl.i winning In tho various "Tho Agricultural Commission projects. , A w aiting Sun Eclipse SANFORD BUILDING & LOAN these men ! ! Z ^ n$ t h ” h'iukV'> On top of a report that one par­ force and endurance gth’ ncrve Tciophono sorvicn between An­ ASSN., ninety in Wushigton iu in ai I|i. s i. . T* J v •'ijller. President. a F.W YORK, Jan. 23.—Eastern son in mnoty gora and Constantinople U bicing B ootlegger A sks Stay ‘ren plunm-d. states fortunate ns to he in the <lu° f peddler, comes word that Con- A ttest: A. I*. Connelly. Till World Is Ended iwth of totality, were waiting I*’ri- Kr®18, haa wcutcil tho olllce of Hee- Jan. 12. 19. ”fl. Feh. 2 M*e y. day for the first total eclipse of sun 0 , doP.u‘y coroner in thu District Japan is the wotld’s third larg­ ihe ir-»,r in your “w".— 1 ur?, * -ior-g-^l,.c.lron*'»•«« >ven»v-«*|gh» -ut of °0 jr—.1. tplnacK est machinery market. HARTFORD. Conn., Jan. 23. _ they Imvo witnessed in 450 years. —Detroit New*. untes of the Hobart. Ok!a ’ hu-h ’L™ .1' Fair weather has been predicted [ „ -------------------------- — — , j James Gcntiio, who fined $150 and hut the Kcicntists pointed out Friday! .1 h:?r‘-, nre moro than ISO miles lege. j sentenced to five days in jail for thu; 1-1 no assurance phenomenon •wvo . Men i n t V r l £ r d , h ^ 1 ',n' n fc^ 1 . pipes devoted solely to the carm FLORIST" i violation of tlio liquor law last -vill he visible from the grouiic). A 1 w ater for artesian welli ..ur all occasions. Polk County Orange ■week, and promptly took un ap*. cloud might easily blot out th o ' « roat cranes and lifts, under tho Sweet food and drink are tn*. Bet genuine bt.arar,1 <I N ..4frn*•10. V<-u . I none 2A0-W ted with the tip oi the tongue, bit­ j "trccta of i.ondon. ! P^al, saying it was merely to gain entire rpcctade. tiic wjuirTTn m1 s 's y s Jt*tlci. fir* «*»> £«, - F estival ter things with the back of the ••th Uuo-I ilruaab— At j j j lime to settle sonio business aftogue.______ W IN T E R H A V E N . F L A . Great Pyramid i f Ch-ons, fa.rs, told the court Thursday, that S cientists Will View at^The IIOVT III **i |*f fihisch. is the or.ly ono of the' Jnuunr) UX-XO-SO-.'tl ho had not settled up hi* business Hclipse From Airship "Seven Wonders of the World' yet, und did not intend to until n it­ that has survived. the sm ar t er Saturday. WASHINGTON, Jan. 23,— Im­ J ia a c x i iTSCBK! He* asked to have tho *tny, pend­ portant results ure expected from r a o a m n a B s jk u STAR HARDER SHOP DfD IT, Tho old timber bridge at North ing appeal, extended, saying there solar eclipse observations by u par­ Seaton, England, spanning the* corrt,Uoii'la r J , |.")<jt^ / M iv ijaalily and thu trimnew H Paul W hitehurst was n Htrong probability that the ty of astronomers nnd other scien­ River Wnnsbock, ha* beerv in um>! hair )tore. ‘hmgs jou nre assured of in the eclipse of the cun Suturday would tists from the naval observatory for ^ Instructor in Violin well over » half century. Printing That Pleas cs murk the end of tho world und, in Studio houro 9 n. rn. to 5 p. that case he would rather have his here who will view the phenomenon f it l\UhV*hr^ ? e ? y Coir/ L aed, in f ui,tinK hair in the r o J from 8,000 foot altitudo on the airA wood nubstitute, containing' hi. Saturdays only. S 1&0 in bis pocket than in the cof­ Bhip Lo* Angeles. The i» our expert •wgric^" VVn^i n ^ ln, oth‘T t!lin‘fs Lo* Annawdu.it mixed with chalk ami *• \ . t shall be pleased to liavewe you )fi,c Jtoom 300 1st Nat. Hank Bldg. fers of the court. SVcIaka BuilJiny Telephone 93 Sanford, Florida gcles will take position u short dis­ chemical, is said to be combust­ tance nt oca off Long Island. STAR BARBER SHOP ible only a t high temperature. Agricultural Director of the (' American Bankers Associa, tion Tells of Efforts to Solve . Farmers’ Problems. „ Hut thu m u n u r u h i S i - T l ”. SE "P'Ht p“ - University Of Florida Featured In 0 ton Picture Ready For Release t»„ccr,h “* “«• "'»■ SEWING MACHINE "z 1 !««.; z V r i: ^ EASY PAYMENTS Men! Don tComeHome Fagged Out by Hard Work B R J S flfta g S iise r Mssatf-iS: ft- Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Im portance|j- F O R R E S U L T S Advertising MisceDaneous For Sale Automobiles Real Estate Rooms For Kent m Help Wanted c jw w . * WIGHT PRINT SHOP-^iRish ord"Vt Ton Truck FOR SALE—-Small home with KOR JtPVT Da„ „ ,. ,„iiu ------ -— ^ ^ * * S ta - T e T crs A specialty. Phone 417-W. gra^'■ 1?!nd' Dodgo Coupe Dest advertising medium in "iOUR CHANCE—$125 buys com- 1923 [■<1. will bo r w three acres of loud, 50 orange out W'\N T E D -A few waitresses 1924 0 Railroad Avenue. Dodge 1 ■nlrnna «olTouring trees and truck garden. Ideal spot 11 fncoln Houw R°asonab,° ratosrate*. tho Altamonte Hotel. Altamonte , ^ ‘‘•nr Tel!>°r *a ^J^'^hcd mornings, pletc vulcanizing outfit. Full 1922 |B, mediately tar Dodgo Touring for chickens, electricity and water. _______ u *__________________ _____ . “ Pfmg*. Could place . mori and wiv- ; /< instructions nnd chart for installa­ 1922 THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— ... . ,men in dining dining rnnir. Onlv whit* ' Dodge Roadster 10 minutes out on hnrd road. Phone , FOR RENT—One bedroom 311 7 mom. - ..... Only m«n lr» . . 10c 1 Mo«* Make your sales tion. P. O. Box 321, City. ITintlng that pleases. Prompt 1924 Ford Fordnr Sedan through help employed. Call or write Geo. ' __Be ■ Itif* Park Avenue. A-enla Gazette. *0rv«ce Telephone 93. a Ncw lo- v - . "" 2 . . 1923 Ford j E. Bates & Son, Proprietors. ■ llan Runabout Briscoe, 5 passenger touring car 1925 catlon, Welaka Building. 4e a Mae Ford dfatrict °W°’ ♦ R'ah *^rlrultur«' Ton Truck I’OR RENT—Desirable front bedj w\ VTpn rl* r ct" n n t ad and display ruan' nff condition, cheap for ____ p a p e r n a n g e r rr« dnabl* above Couple to be m arried’ (Cali & Body) rates on request room. Modern conveniences, 807 ‘ ‘ ‘ 3eAch r8a c’ Magnolia or phono 1923 at public wedding nt Shrinfi 25D-W. L I-. TALBOTT—Painter and pa­ 9 Passenger I Magnolia Avenue or phone 83. lies *ra for con( ircuA. Ring, license, ceremony per hnnger. Phone 340. 115 C()‘.i;xtnii» tea., r.nuctKR—Class- FOR SALE—One Cary safe, 250 Suburban bus «m°n». 1923 clrcu•verse* length Park Avenue. FOIi RENT—Rooms nr.d kitcho* n!id h(,v,;rf,l hundrwl dollar* worth U nn jn Panel latinn In * Nntlthweelera Oeorala. inches wide und 35 inches high. tin* . 'late »c ft:.word) tine. nettes. Shirley Apartmcntl,— of presents free. All application, Light Truck !• lOo for first A*n ^ Mngnolia Ave., plionu 1924 REAL ESTATE strictly confidential. No one will Opposite Post Office. Ovcrlnml Touring TO RF.AClt tti* prosperous fnrmAbove cars reconditioned, all know name of roopj? until th * . D. A. CALDER & R. R. ELDRIDGF. Is r*strtct*fi to era and fern growc.* of Volusia lest Inn. [run fino nnd look good. ceremony. Apply ' quick. Shrlhq ■ Roal estate brokers. All kinds of hOIt SALE—Pun* sugar enno sy­ For Rent -u tffy advertise in the DeLand STEWARTS SUB-DIVISION made Th# Wn» em us headquarters. Wrlnkn Btk., E Prirrs Right—Term* “Maybe” rup, fific per gnjlon in 35 gallon Altamonte Spring* _..l bo responsible ?ir° PC.n ^ l i9ted ,and for Ra,e- Of- wfth order3’ r4t° lc pcr word- canh Ave. Phono (U7. Ask I- W. PHILLIPS SONS fico 108 Second St.. Near Park barrels, Pun* Sugar House molnsIncorrect Insfttlon. Two hundred beautiful building FOR r e n t OR LEASE—Almost Rcnilrond for Mr. Qunintnncc. (or suhsrqoont Avenue. Phone 282. Dodgo Denier r? , c* I’urL> Cuban 35c.—Davis new storo room on Railroad, lots, prices range 5150 to $850. MAINE—iVntervilie, Morning Sen­ vV office should be I hnno No. 3 Oak & Second See these large lots Itcforu you uptown, unloading truck, 1,000 feet tinel. Tho'mands of Mnino peo­ Wholesale Co.. Augusta. Ga. lUtely In om < of J. E. SI URLING. suh-divi*ion Don’t —buy lot- floor space, suitable 'or grain or \\ ANTED- -Stenographer, typist, .T J.'” r , , , « I ' , T « ' ° l I I T nx* T i o ) .buy . . . . elsewhere. . , ,, f --n — specialist. Subdivision to Or- ple are interested in Flori'cia“pro^ I’OR SALE—One trailer, large tTISRIU. E.vpei ieac'd. prefer one nrcus* .H I erty. Reach them through thx wholesale produce etc., write Box t.\ i : \ tu Ji'D iciA l. c iu c i’lT "*100111 a public niley in the rear. enough to haul boat. Phone Iand°. Florida, and F l o r a Sentinel, kpresentatlv* thort omrd to meeting people. Phono •lo 1 I. 35, Sanford, Fla. Rato card on applica" 1:u 1 >m,i>11-nr * ASI> l porno nnd seq mo any time. I live Heights, Florida on Dixie High- tion. with rate*, rules •U7 ,mni 0 to 12 n. m. ,n. will glv* you i'llANxqVtY I huro nnd " ,,n‘ neighbor*. SALE—Bnhy chicks. le a d ­ l i c l - A i r It. IN A partm ents Irmstlon. And If n l,y puny. a r o rp u r a . I W IL M E R S T E W A R T ADVERTISE in t;> journal-livr- I*DR ing varieties from selected stock. ) will sselst you In ••on....... STOVES FOR SALE—Jew ett sport touring ; Adtnmonte Springs. n.d, South Georirin’a wrentdef VII. wzut »d to make Now hatching. Prompt service. FOR RENT—2-rooin apartment _. with extras. 3000. Quick s*|0, SANFORD STOVE WORKS—O il; "e,w{!lri',por: „ _Morning* * a Hern 00n! Address Box 001. Continental CITATION. furnished, first floor. 202 P a rk ' W00 cash. II. S. C„ care Herald. Wo havo some beautiful lake . J,”ry rilnf,, al.. Ocfcndants. stoves, gas stoves, wood stove* | nnd Sunday Classified rates (AT JicrricB. Hatchery of Valdosta, Gn. nvonti finzl uSniwf ‘tc I)f*r n W u i . . . . __i ,,lnn* J "o- M. Francis front lots on Lako Wildmero one- L _ per lin line, Wuycross Journnlovens and yictrolns. Your credit l10c Ishould Jive their half mile from the Dixie Highwny! IN r in r itiT CMIWT. MRYR.Vril FUR SALE L ernld, Wnycrosa. Georgia. i* good. Phono 49L-3. 321 First 10 celery land,j :4- t-'-'m.-Ik and wife. ai!|i rcc k. pKran(office address at « t* • acre* v%.*v*j " in * . A o ‘i*;. rim J i niriA i. r iiic t it . nkmimoi. k Street. GARDEN HOSE phone number If lot 4. Euraka Hammock. Rlch-I V,,;.,"'!'1!l, ' 1'i ' ' 1'1 " f ‘h*-ni*..v« in u nest of beautiful clear lake*, coumtv . r i . o n i i M . for sale. Isulta. About ono TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— J. 1'. I.alng. Complainant, . •> a thousand ha# a ___ JIN ANI) METAL WORK We will build your home, land­ 12*4 cent per foot Send in your subscription to tho S='n.SImV.h<M,!‘“n- " • D- W">1 U b “ the others enn't JAMES H. COWAN—All kind Tribune 1 ..“'o . ' f *? P«rtlwi« claim- scape your grove, and relievo you Charles H. v*. or hnr.d it to your local Itreeiler. J. It. Itagsitale. racli nml very .rlih you unless For Few D ays of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. dealer so you can read Florida’s CASH—Paid for fnl9o teeth, den- 01 the foil.living ileccnae.l clefon* . IN CttANCHItY. of trouble and worries incident to ir sddresa I rostre. ami each of lliom. If liv­ Water nnd Boat Tanks. At Oak ^Q Sc* -11^ ^ Olnn. J no. m! building up a place. innm-e SICST k* rv„at0*t newspaper. One yenr tul gold, platinum nnd discard­ ing anil If (lend, all parties claim­ Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ fij-®®' 0 months $4.0C, three months ed jewelry.—Hoko Smelting nnd •nn at The Saacan go ing Interests In tha lamia amt pre­ Phono 111. |office nr kf letmise* Involved In litis suit, ns 5-.09. If you desire S1.000 insur­ Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. in any one in ,' r*in;',s* "r I.thcrwlsp. :n nnd t•> Vou enn fish If koue *<sreatlaheir*, dcvlsuca, grantees or other im* lan.is hereinafter .lescrihed; to ° ‘ ‘he dozen lakes, and if ance policy udd 75 cents to your , ......f you don’t TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS till li irl l.,.i .. I.. I_ I . ' l • . .. < . valM. Mill claimants. tinder Charles K. parties claimlii* iInterests und­ t rdcr. know how to fish, we havo severul WOOD FOR SALE— I feet, fine t* Breeder, .1. If. Hags tale. Trustee r .Mary Irvlca er t.lnn, deceased, and iiusAll makes of typewriters for experts who will be glad to sliow lmnd. $1 00 per cord nt my farm. G. and each of them. deceased or rorapt. ffflclont Arthur (linn, deceased, A u sale on easy terms, for rent, also “1)0 YOU WANT to buy or sell Try Smith’s Barber otherwise. Defendants L. Smith, It. I. Moore’s Stu- 5-Vr*U!*| r , ' a,,«h«* 'teceas.-d and you. Mr. Schoifield who has been anything?" If so advertise tn OHDMIt 1*0It I*|T|||.|,NATION »,f)'i‘ t?i\ 0fficti “upplies. Room 9 th tion. I S'"1 1 !*1 ' • Vaughn, deceased, singing at the Baptist Church will To Charles K. Hreeder. If living, Shop for f?ood barber Ball Bldg. •• Gainesvilln Sun.” isi.ih i>. Hurl. dccciiHi'.i ami wlf e. vouch for the above. and If dead, all tmrtles cUtmlng InVETERINARIAN tu n . m hjrLAKE JESSUP LAND CO.. Inc. lerests under Charles 13. Hreeder. work. Ladies welcome. U J. ' 1“ n l -s f ->—ri:ir*sbur^. The FOR SALE—Fine gas range.— Wl*»*. Ill nml In til ruis • In*, ■ 1Longwood. •— —.a,■I ... I I.Fl*»Ia deceased, or otherwise; J. II. Hags1 / 1 . M ,rJ r Exponent, morning Call 2C03. "•-rill. .| Iniiit* situate, lying ami DR. A. r, , DOLAN—Veterinarian. Jnilii.llng itiindny, morning Issue. dale. Trustee. If living, and If dead, N ext to Valdez. liig In the City nf Simfnril, County DIRECTORY all parlies claiming Interests tinder Uolnns Vctinary Remedies. 313 I cent per went, minimum t<e. < . Hi-mlnolc nml State n f- rinrliln Apartment house on First St. II. Itill?:!'Jali*. T hinIpp , I*OR QUICK SALE—Celery wire m**ii* particularly ileeorlbo.l as fnlL. Second St., Sanford, Fla. IiKVI'.LOI’KttS ATTRNTION-—Pen• >r Otherwise, of. In. and to the fol­ Thi* is a bargain. lu\VN, tn-wlt: nt half price. Phono 415-W. L. fplace within easy siirnta la lioglnnlng the grentest d»lowing described land. Ivlng. being D1” *, t,r*r * o f Hit* K o iitln ri’s t vt* o,.merit In Olorliln's history: a I. hrazier. In the rminty *r Seminole and State J. N. W estbrooks •pie uf Sanford Building: Material One five-room bungalow, in good ,7,Ii'r.i r v-f ' l " ’ N o r t h e a s t g u a r t e r Florida, tu-wit: luil. million itollur hlr.hwnv ,0 the 1 often needed. nml l ho N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r n f tin* condition. $500.00 put* you in this of Lot («tin sm ith Forty-two (12). of Sanford hp7'’h Jh*t finished. n ,w„ I*()It^ SALE—Five Pomorninonii Nnutlieiist Q u a r t e r o f Meet Ion 31 Jt when any spe. Heights Addition lo Sanford, MIRACLE Concrete C,o^ general million dollnr hrl.tRc 11cross Kscnmhouse. T o w n s h i p 19. Mouth o f ItariKe :ii Spitz puppies, three male, two Graplumolns, Clocks, Sewing us per plat thereof duty record rrquired. It is cement work, sidewalks, build- hla tiny sturtr.l; quarter million female, $10 each. Also two white l-.nmt . w h ic h He* i: n s i o f t h e t) r Mnchino ed tli Flat Honk 2. Fagea «2 and Inllar opora hons>« under construe.......... pbhelicjlly for bng blocks, irrigatloa boxea. J. E. lion; two million* being npeiit on! ” ymiuottc*s and one Rhode Island am o nm l .M ellonvllle Itoml. l e s s Five ncre fnrm on hard road, •' I of Ihe Fuldle Heeorils of li q n t tin* . S o u th w e s t C o r - now in crops. Cheap nnw on easy 421 Sanford Ave. tocc. Terwlllegcr. Prop. Seminole County. Florida. highway; greats t clmnce for live Rcil cockerels, from best laying hme ur lnofn l tinN o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r o f tin* And to any and all parties whn.se, to *,Ct* 1,1 0,1 ground strain. T. G. Spearman, Osteon, Motilhenst Q u a r t e r o f nnhl Meet Ion, terms. Lumber and Building M aterial"" names are unknown, claiming nnyj u New I‘••vrlopnumt Dopartire in this Iotvnshlp nn,| Itanu**. nml run Kant rfaltt, iltli* or lntt’ri'tt In nml li> lh**i Carter Lumber Company Fla. T n » I’anaacoJk S ' p r i chains. North S.:,u caalns. West ! We have houses to rent. Come properly hereinbefore described or N. Laurel St. IRECTORY Phone 505 '* chains. I hence south to heglnAUGUSTA CHRONICLE - A u any part or parcel thereof. “ ml also, nil that part of the in and see us.—Seminole Realty Sanford Sign Shop HILL LUMBER CO. House filONE It appearing l».v the sworn bill of I «guata, Gn.—Augusta’s greatest FOR SALK—Roll top desk, mn- Moiithcnst Quarter of tin* North­ Co., Ill) E. Second Street. emnpla'nt In this cause filed, that m good condition—Will sell West Quarter, nml the Northeast Service. Quality and Prico. US c.nsaified medium, rate ensh ,0!)c hogny, you and each of you. have or claim I Quarter of the Southwest Quarter j OWNER WILL SELL d.»so in lot, to have some right, title or lliterestl Designers nml painters of San­ ciiargo. 10c per line, minimum cheap. Herald Office. ford .* distinctive signs. San­ Of Section 31. TowtiHlilp 19. Smith TO THE PUBLIC: .0C»C. desirable location for residence, In and to the land* nnd premise* or ItiiliKu 31 East, which lie* Qnst ford Avenue at First Street. hereinbefore described anil that The following named contract­ ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — SL FOR SALE—Household Furniture, of nml Mellonvllle It,uni for '$1,100. Small cash payment vour places of residence nre unfive rooms, will sell in lump or les*Orlnmlo ors are fair to Organized Ijibor thu South H.r.0 chain*, Rhone 4S0-W. required nnd balance can be paid k i i o w i , ; fd Directory and JonnM County in rcnchcd through by piece. Must sell before Feh. nml lo any an,I all other person* monthly. Phone 493-W for ap­ pay the Union Scnlo set by tho St. Augustine Evening Record. IT Id THKHF.FOHH OHDEHKD. whom* names arc unknown clalriI tint you. nml pupIi o f you. ho. nml s ’ S’ Uhriscnherry, Ins any right, title or Interest In pointment. AND MOTOR RE- Local No. 12G1 of Painters, Dec­ Quick result*. Two cento per word, im 1011i MIrS;» Myrtle Avo. you nro liorohy roijulrnl to appear orators and Paper. IRinffers of ^ampie copiYll.Ij}ilW ..B?f. _ nml to the properly hereinabove pt'DING. i to hill o f itelnpiaitll oompiiiint in In thin nt I . I . . . ,. 1 *** ttiiN »*••«* UN, ileeerlhetl. or — any part or iw*ir.| parcel America: ,, r - ........... h,x *°ts Close in worth ?fl,«00,1 cnu*0 un the 2nd day of February w n u v: n r . x r f M r v r t o x r o n MPA', t* I iORIDa —I'anips Dally rt* r* hei'M tr>r - t Hint , be htnjghfc ',',-:*i “t tin* Court ii,m*„ Sanford. (LECTRIC SERVICE .. H. I ell, F. W. Temperton, 1 ATimes, “KCTIrtV n ,* nil l byg nrirereil t’Ml I ,can i,HI ~ „„ .from , owner for ,,, 15.v ‘ Seminole (Ottftty. Floridain eald bethe grent homo daily. Marblo und Granite from all V'.f1 ° 1' T ,,t! tJK.MIIIAI. *TtT- nml Electrical repairs, V* C. Coller, C. F. Motcnlf, Horace each of Vi.ti bo and appear be1 1 ca8> terms. I honC Ing a suit to ,|iili.*t title in tliecomo r t i i k s t a t u o r r i . o u - H.oe. t. zuarrlcs. Dost of quality and <3 i • rPte ^,'^c Per "ord, minimum. Itl lii*s ci r‘ u,t t-’ourt al the I9J-W. ! Platmint. J. I\ luting, to the hereinutrai Ave. Orlando, Jiminez, II. Harrow, R. L, ao‘* A. workmanship. | ehargo 25c cash with order. Write "iirt lion-,, at Sanford Florida, nn I--------------— — ----------------------— o.for* ileaerltted l.<ml. ami then nml N et Ice Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t \V. the tith day of April, A l> 1325 WrUa for latcat dcaltita. A IM T I t 1 T 'l I ‘ h,’r,’1 ''“ ‘ h e a n * v v i r t o t h i * h i l l o f STalbott, a ir ?T. M. Dunlap nnd G. W. « t, m *. h- * «*uninll, i n i r c h r i ^ r r o f T a x - and then and there make nnnwer c. a. T i'itx u L B.KS FOR RENT 11 1 JLj U e o m p l u l n t e x h l h l t e d agn liiN t y o u In tlrlcutH No. .lid, d a t e d tin* Mli dav to *h« **111 of complaint exhibited --------- —--------------------------------------Sanford. F lo rldn -- t h i * entitle, o t h e r w i s e D e c r e e I’r o fC Car. Drive II Venable. Dorsey, Howard. Kelly, S. PALM BEACH COUNTY—The >f d u n e. A I... 11122. h a s file d snlil against you in thi* cuum*. i ... . I*. *t. l i n t *1)2, P h o n o 4 4 1 t oufcHBo w i l l he e n t e r e d agnln *t hceno of stupendous development* j :n« :*i. in my eiii, .*. and ha* It l* further ordered that till* • ” AN I TO BUY—( ’minty produce, y o u am i <a c h n f y ou . ak und Second St. O. Shinholsur. We also ask the public to see their painter* have Rend about it in the Ralm Beach ’ssm*' I'.V’ll 'e"ri".'.' r"f tax deed ... o n e r of FFiildlcutlon n l d l c a t l o n he puididnd* IT IS FlIItTIIBH OHDKHKD. That tam ed vegetables, syrup, highin 1 ho H a n fn n l Ifcn iltl. it iii'wsiFiiitir & . _• •■ H i r U n l l o n ho ptihllNlipd om*i» a their local card. I out. Sample copy nr.*nt on re- certificate embraecH tie* fellow im; puldlHlieri Davis Whuleaalu In S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a 1 P r , c 0 * l,n , d * Week for eight consecutive weeks REPAIRING quest II. Harrow, Pres. iicHcrlhed property Hltuat.,1 in w tT N C H H . k . A. D ougl.i*.*.'c l e r k L o ., A u g u s t a , G n . till* tho 3th day of i)ucembt*r A. DAVID B. H YER henilnolc county. Florida, to-wlt It. 1921. STEIN — Automobile " f *“ 1' 1 c o u r t n n d t h e *om| t h e r e o f ------------------------------Heg. 34.1 ft. N. „f SK fur. of NH ARCHITECT .......... Sanford Herald, n tiewapn- i ADVERTISING get* results if it B. A. DOtfOI.ASS. lin.ng and Rebuilding, M <»l m V 1, S**c. 7 T w p , 21 S. p-r piihll*hed In Snnfi.nl. Memlnob* WANT TO SELL—List your pro­ Clerk of Circuit Court. HotnlHouses f or Rent rcnclie* potential buyers. Pnunie. Oak Avenue. perty with us now. Your de­ Bongo 30 K. Hun N* to Itrlck • mints'. Florida, once each week i M em ber JL l 1 n o le County, Florida. Intkn Daily News Is circulated in rend SWI.V to point W. of l l , g. for ofani niiiiMRitiiivt' scription will go in now catalogue By A. Al. Weeks, li. C. "FOR HIRE Ho*<* B u il d in g b. to Hi'n.—1 nort*. (Seal) an industrial nnd agricultural sec­ tt’ITNKHM.my hand and tin* seal .SKRVlCfi-T Day I’OR RENT—Small house with tion. T h e *ald l a u d b e i n g a**c**cd nt of tile Circuit Court of the s* v nil, • now being mnde up. Sco the newt i ”',’}"S h a r o n O rln m lo . F l a r l i l n Solicitor f o r Coomplaliinnt. t " ° o n to o f t h e I s n u n n c e o f hiiiIi Judical Circuit of the stub. ..f manager nt the now location. C.| one acre of land and garage, •ets all trnins. BagIn t h e n a m e o f U n ­ I lerlila. Ill ami for Seminole Comi- A. Strout Farm Agency, 401 1st Dec. 6, 12, 19. 26. on Orlando road. $12 per month. TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of ckenrotwi fni c. a tI’eiiIcm J ’hone 551. c e r t i f i c a t e hIhiII •>* “/• •h';* th* Sill day of January. National Hank Bldg. Jail. 2, 9, IU, 33, 30. Florida real estate advertise in *** r e d e m tn e d na chold - [ Apply to F. J. Tnknch, Rico Hotel. c o r d i n g to la w tax ' 11, I JJ5. \TU TitII’S the St. Petersburg Times. One cent d e e d w ill l„.*ue t h e r e o n on t h e 3rd (Heal) V. !•:. tuiUOt.ASM. I> f l l t t I IT I III IIT, Kl'.\ i : \ T I I If. A. SPEIR t lerk of the Circuit Court WANT TO BUY—Flat top desk, cent n word daily, two cents a word i l ii V 'o f M a r c h , A. I).. 11**5. CALDER. Day and .it i m iu < m i l l rr. sh: u i m i i .i : (nquirt! Herald office. a v it n c s * m y o f f i c i a l Hlgnaltir,* of tlio Seventh Jmllchil n i i ' . v r v , ' i'i.<»it Sundays. __ ____________ ______ a m i *..nl th i* t h e 32ml d a y ,,f J a n ­ service. Anytime, Circuit of Florida In and CAIICENTEK in c ii a n c b h y . or 25. a r y . A. l>„ 1923. •or H«>rnlnolc WILL TRADE—Home in Winter Dura H u sh in g . C o m p la in a n t, THE MORNING JOURNAL is the. u(Seal) . D A -M WKKKH, l> C J Hr].airing nml I t e M i i i l r l l n g v s. WRECKER I’nrk for like value in Sanford. W illia m HtiMhlue, accepted wunt ad medium in v . i:. D Q i r n i . A s s . €•' “rice A. and U. W.Hprn. D rfen d n n t. rt r J r . . Snlil Mors a m i o f i.’o u ii- David M. Douglass, Sanford, Fla. Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word C l e r k C i r c u i t t ' o u r t . M cm lnulBay or night scrAddress 2IIH1 I*, i l m e l f u A v e . HILL FOH DIVoKCi; «. I (o r C e tu p h iln a tU . f o u n t s F lo r id a . CITATION. Pkcna 334. Night Hanford. Florida. Jan. Full. l!>2j nn insertion. Minimum 25c. Jau. ft. If,. 23. 3D. By A. M. W K C K H . It. f . li a p p e a r i n g f r o m th o n w o rn hill MITI4TJ OF tl'IM .IF lT IO V |* ( ) ll A* required hy Hrctlon 12 riinpFeb, ti. J3. 30. 27; Mar. fi. filed lu th i* c a u s e T \ \ ItU I'.ll I M IK II SKI TIO V o f c o m p l a i n t ler 5.19H. I.atv* of Flornl'i, ! will FLORIDA—UKLANDO— Orlando r.7*. n r t i i i : (if H i m . HTAT- I loil y o u a r c a r e s i d e n t o f a c i u t o PARLORS he In Ihe following place*, on Ihe | inornng Sentinel; largest claoal.MOITIII.A.XI) PAIAT " r ..... m i r y o t h e r i it :s n r t i i i ; HTATIi OF F l o r l d n . Hint y o u trh arne s itdheen cSet a two h eofn ami between the hour* »<-t RR1KV. Marincllo date T h o F a i n t T h a t Saves You i 1.UKII) V. fied buxines.*, rate lc u word, min­ ufler each, for th.* |iurpo.*e of re­ l a s t h e a r d o f w a i S a n f ir I, F lo r id a , Money. kinds. Rain water a ceiving Tax Itetiirn* for t.'m scar : imum 21c cash with order. Nalien 1* hi*ri•hy a M a n u f a c t u r e d hy d J. Bundy, purcliium*r of Tax t h a t y o u r r e s i d e n c e u u n k n o w n . Old First National 1325: *1 he r e f tiro y o u , W il li a m H u s h in g , Bbersou-I.lmlsley Faint Ca. •rljrirnli* Nn. 2»5. ■Il.tlnil tho 5th Qenrva—February 9th. 10.do a . A LITTLE WANT AIJ in The phone 245. “ASK MR. CONNELLY” S o l d by ly •if Juno A• D, It *22. ha* filed n r o r e q u i r e d in bo a m i a p p e a r lieM. to 3:00 p. M. 1.0*11 \ (J FAINT COWFAN Y for.* o u r nubl C ir c u i t C o u r t u t S o u id rnrtlflrnti* In- rn:. office, and Herald will bring you big re­ and d y e r s Osceola— February loth, 10:00 A. 113 Miigiinlln A t ,. Al)oit 1 th e Follow ing B a rg a in s ha* Hindi- application for tax deed t o n l . F l o r i d a o n Dio 2nd d u y o f F e b ­ to 3:00 F. M. sults. Advertise thoso old nrticlcs Flioiie 2711 steam rr E s s e r y M.'(.'huluoiu to l*'ue In accordance with I <w. r u a r y . A. I* 1923; n m l t h e n a n d —February I Mb. 10:00 A. you have stored nwav nnd huvo Slx-rmna hnngaloiv r t o th o Jllll of [k * specialty. lit) il. to 12:00 M. Pulmrlli* SKVKNTT foul Im »n Sanford Avc- Said corCflciilc enihrari * tho fol­ Ci boemr ep l as iina tk o r xahnl bov. A trline, a bed riimiin, uarage, "a* liiMirrcn llilli und I7lb Slrcrln lowing doncrPicd property Hltuut- o i l i e r Wise a ile clret eod pa rgoa i nc oitn feyou. O.ibrlclla— February llth , 1:00 F. no use for. A lutlc thirty-cent nd Phone 327-J. s s .! • *l 111 Sciii|no 1e cntiiity. Florid.i. lnrimy bring you several dollars. i'lio<iIn, d cIro Idr Iocii llun. |*r|,'c ; ; rVir; “ ••'KD'lirr. SI.r.uo. i:„«y Wlt: M. to 3:00 Fi M. w ill lie e n t e r e d a g a l u s l y o u. CAFE Chiropodist Oviedo— February 12th. 10:00 A. Phone 148 and a representative 45.7311—UTAH cimh, SDII per inunlli. It I* o r i ls r u ii tlittt (hi* C i t a t i o n Hog. 1012.4 ft. of NW cor. of M. In 3:00 F. M. fir f A F i r b e im l d l i l l e d o n c e a Weuk f o r f o u r FOOT SPECIALIST will call to see you. HWw Hee 3K Twp s lU n z o — — — I ' l V H r o o m n r n hnnKTilotv. I i r . l r c Altamonte— February 13th, 10:00 i-onNccutlVo w e e k * •3041 CASH—*;il» p r r n i n n l li b o j * n s l d c u l l u l a c c l l o n o f r i p , «bli-«vnlk* 29 Ku*t. Hun K 350 fr. N. B0H.3 orns. ilu n lo n s . I n g r o w ­ in Service and Qunl- A. at. to 12:00 M. M illie * * m y h a n d a m i next of t h e ft. W. 350 fi. s. no* .* ft. and r.-rooni bungaliMV. nitMlrrn. mnl fill* " D r c l n il In n m l pnlil fur. in g N a lls, Heavy C a ll­ Lake Mary— February Ifith, 10:o0 | street and Park AveC i r c u i t C o u r t o n t h i s 37t h d a y of Beg. tfi.4 ft. N. of HW Cor. of g o o i l I o r a I Ion. I' r le r *2.250.00. . .J . f L 43230.1)11, KilMI rn*li. * 3 0 per o u s e s or tired u r b l’ig A. At. lo 3:00 r. M. THIS WEEK ONLY D e c e m b e r A ll. 1921. nionlh. Sec 2* Twp 2u ,'i. Hang* 39 foet. I.ongwood—February 13th. l :00 M. H. A I ill Ut If, ASH. H Hop N 711 ft. Hi 1*113 S ft. DRL’fjjT mi. c. i.. at. to 3:00 F. at. Very vnluahlo property on Mol- K I X T V - F O I II („..« l o l n n P n l m r l l n F I V l l - n r r r o r m . g r g r . n o „ r u r I C l e r k o f C i r c u i t C o u r t. S e m i H. 6.17 ft. Wly F»2a f t —iL n i raa. 17th, I0:00 A. lonvillt* Avenue a t rate of $400 per 1 r «'.'.rr" r »l>»*nrr. *1.350. t r , C lu b , . m a i l I i o u i r . n il f u r lit,* Y o w e ll D ra w n id g . nolo C o u n i y , F l o r i d a . rim r;ald land bring u.xHcnxcd nt dUO STORE — Pre- to Paula—February «..»() DJH |»cr n io iit b . MHU—V 4 rnali. 12:00 At. Orlnmlo. Rhone. E levator Un* date of tho IxNiianeo of *ucli (H eal) UrURs, Sodas. Wa Lake Monroe—February 17th, 1:00 lot. By: A. M. W E E K S , D. C. m-rtlflcitn lu tin* name of A. Hau­ LOTS — I.OI’S — LOTS P. to 3:00 I*, ar. 57-foot business lot on Sanford fr i,()U as your phone. er Cnl.'HH *:iId certificate chull bo J . (J. S h a r o n , A. VAUOItAN, Solicitor f*ir Complainant. tn law tax fi (low I . . It „ tv*III I’ lit )III| In P0Mira«l«»u « f lo ttt r «*f ilac »., , , |<#u hl iuWII# riilinirncd according Avenue at rate o f $30 n front foot. HIIIII Tux A*uoa*or. r U n i i r r Iu m n k r ho me m i l n t u n r f * Sri* u*. •lend Will Inauo therenn on tho 3rd J u n . 3, 9, 10. 23, 30. F( n : i , U7 Every few weeks we have outduv nf February. A I• . 1923. Rlton J. Moughton of-town buyers, cash, for attrac­ Witness my official signature VELVETEEN SKIRTS P KI.KCTRIC CO. EVENING FROCK tively priced city property. and seal this the I9(h iluy of Dcto Billon & .yiatt ARCHITECT r«mb*r A. It. 1921. Velveteen skirt.* to bo worn with A bouffant evening frock with a List your property with us. (Realtors) pi. Everything elec- sw eaters for winter «port3, come B. A. DOUOLASH, tight bodice ami quit.* a long Clerk Circuit Court Smnliiulu *kirt is of whito taffeta, over 105 Magnolia Ave. r»e 422, Electrngith in the most fascinating shades of ; SANFORD REALTY CO. First Nationul Hank ’Jldff. 10.1 N. Park Ave. County, Florida. Phone 48 (Seal) blue, green, crimson and orange. Room 7 Ball Bldg. Phono 180-J. which dclicatn thread-tikt* lace is Phone 122 Sanford, ------------------- - Florida ST ynONB AND By A. M. W K K K H . D. C. mounted. " ’PLIES oa !:;l sTAmyr. ... 1 ‘ires, Accesao—<-»%A3*c*v'rri;:r •««»**•.*<«. f p. u smile. Elm rtone 417 I.3f ^ fH O V ^ O A v U C tH T E K i-T H E lR E ^ N O A*Ki : M x i . w l t 'K E . 1 J l, ln* tl^I2PS* Mag- 1 ; ecntland Elm,: i U ^ ) E .T A L K I N - 1,’b A i n . V r w i V a k i '- t OH*. S v e i i l T - V CA JE'b* Zrvu-c^aue iysTloth Street. V OAUCI I t ER, l A 'f O r V J ^ V t T E R b E t S T IjO C O D TT^m : i sst t ~ RiuAL'^ riEEioe Lj, in Advance German Work May Safeguard P a r i s From Seine Floods The •Advertised*’ Sale :2 S . a. JU(!fO of, femlnino beauty Dr. Robert A Umhininn diagnoses rightly. When he met Miss1....... Beatrice■ Clough, of Knn gif' Will H lS * *»2 IVIIJI as CI‘y. while ho was r;nhnn» writing a rtk ia g T«...irirM u ty ^ h a ^. d M ^***l ° f *ian® woman he ever lim] seen i S ' i l J f t h"r lh" ",08t d u t i f u l The doctor •' !* « " • * ? » • Me. hi. , S s C Z V X beauty Z F expert n’nr,"•■,'• you will agree he can Qualify. g i" R ? s k k Classified Directory jaliy Herald ..' T...... r.o m u iish..,. » tic and Asiatic in all tho actions Forest. of the Romanoffs that liberal. Then the family moved to El­ ■j ,cte obifviin ? o ythS ? f e e s C°thJ izabeth. When Anthony came to S f C ^ P€0p ° ? f th<? WMt cannot worid has undergone ih the lust . take them seriously. Even the Newark he could not trace them to *',ario Feodorovna, mother V n ^ f rc^ tanul 1 , t f tue of Prince ! lhe*r home, so he went out West. S L lfu n*ur<,ered Czar Nicholas. Joseph, 'who lived No. 4n4fi, Or? ° Elizabeth rV .Ved aa tt NoDanish, princess though Hha be und Queen vlctoria^w hose nrarriarrM o I ard : treot, read re­ tne English queen resulted in q j »» 1 afi^ !,‘re°L Elizabeth read , aisled of Alexandra. England's I Coburg C.otlin hecominJ n l S l I l ? 5 L " . . f e a } ndP magazine of ja r nt At^8 P„ ' . 'Ilia, ar.d there are indications to Ota 7k. things ovr 7 1r' "m“n ln y*v c wand Pcter»Y tth irty -tw —are i H uhj .»* ii ; 14 . • - r * . . l lilt V .^ J L m . V tru t he and his supporters * will Cyril live?: in a villa f„.t »«..__ 1™pioyert by the Western Electric M-tp tho Russian court nnd its .J10 high . v.pil iinucr cover kccautts do- *th.» ’ street from the house th at1£ <hT.fl*ny‘i irs a * * SANFORD HEItALD,'ran>AV,'JANUARY JS;, I K S . PRINTING 1923' Dodgo Graham Ball Hardware Co. Seminole Marble Co. W NOTICE TO TAX NOW IS T H E T H E A. P. Connelly & Sons BRINGING UP FATHER : : : By GEORGE McMANUS .. ...................................... ' f sss^ ssa ? * * fr n irn bob ts The Seminole Printer' IL 113 Park Avenue •rH». I '- ’S* ■ 1I ;1 .1 * 1 H iN i ,' E L .J ^-. ' • Sr t i �A S SA N F O R D ROWS GET THESE FACTS Historic Fort Mellon is situated about three hundred yards from the emerald waters of beautiful Lake Monroe, the land rising gent­ ly from the water's edge to the highest points oi the subdivision where extensive views of the lake and surrounding country are almost en­ chanting to behold. It is one of the most beautfiul spots in the entire county, a distinctive jewel in a rajah's crown, where the artistic temperament of the most fastidious person is perfectly satisfied. future In addition its location within about a mile of the heart of the business district of Sanford and in line with the direction in which expens'.n is most pronounced, Fort Mellon was se­ lected as the finest location in the city in which to promote a high class residential district, where inducement might be made easy to busi­ ness and professional men to come and build themselves a home. The Fort Mellon Development Company Guarantees to Purchasers ot Fort Mellon Property the Immediate Inauguration oi the Beautitication Program as outlined in Wednesday’s Herald, and the Construction oi Residences in the near tuture at a minimum cost ot thirty five hundred dollars. It you are looking tor Homesites you can find none in this section ot the State which offers a more beautiful setting or finer investment p o ssib ilitie s. anuary z o me r r Will be Increased j L' i! A �w* W*FX FIT. '• Tampa, Bradentown and Sarasota to Mynlrka River, good except for twelve mile* of rough nine foot brick road south* from Six Milo Creek. From the Myakka River to Punt* Gorda, very rough. Punta Gorda to Ft. Myeri, tough but passable. the Duval court Friday night de­ Road No. B—Haines City to Ft. termined to win and keep up the Pierce. record already started this year. Tom C. Dobson, the house pro­ Saturdny night these same play­ fessional at the Holly Hill Club ers will meet the American Rail­ a t Davenport, has just established way Express clerks in Jacksonville a new rpcord by making ; nine in the second game of the series holes in 32 and defeating par by in that city. 3 strokes. This score was made • Road No. 1—Nunez Ferry on the new links of the Holly Hill Jacksonville. Derby Into A. M. C. A., Through Indoor Nunez Ferry to Pensacola, 9 Country Club which nna recently compjeted. It is one o f the fin­ ecnbacks FriLeague to Sponsor Many In­ miles concrete, excellent. Re­ est golf courses in the State and Tasslc With mainder sund clny, condition' fair. door Meets in U. S .and Canwhile but nine holes are open [press Clerks a(Ia in Interest oT Masses Pensacola to Fluridntown fair, for ploying, tho c o m p l e t e sand clny. Floridatown to Mill!; plnns call for eighteen holes. The gi\p. gooil sand clay nnd brick. course includes many natural ha­ the Greenback- ’■‘•t. —— * NKW YORK, Jan. 23.—The pro­ gan to Mossy Head, sand zards, small lakes and a back­ played in STATE FARM, Fin., Jan. 23— gram for the 1025 series of what clay, rough. Mossy Head to Ar- ground of wonderful wodlands. night draws The State now hns an investment Jinn is putting at the stato prison farm totalling is said to bo the largest group gyle, under construction, rough, The building of the course Is un­ through thor- approximately $250,000 in equip­ «sf national and international in­ Argyle to Westville, snnd clay, der the direction of one of the ing them for ment, buildings and livestock, ac­ door competitions in the world was hhexcellcnt. Westville* to Quincy, best golf course experts in the the gate city cording to m atter being compiled announced Friday by the Athletic unimproved, rough in spots, es­ country. The grass on the greens 202 First Street. anticipating a in the state prison department for Leagues of the Y. M. C. A.’s of pecially east of Tallahassee, unim­ and fnirway is of n remarkably proved nnd rough in spots. Tal­ fine texture on a firm soil und preparing for the biennial report. Included in the United States and Cunudu. These events, according to Dr. nites are cx- the list of buildings is the shirt John Ilrown, Jr., secretary of the lahassee to Aucilln River, county cut close. to be their factory now under construction *• al. C. A. Athletic League of the fond in fair shape Aucilla River Haines City through Frostto Greenville, sand clay road, in and which will cost $30,000, the United States, will begin in Feb­ good condition. In leaving Green­ prpof, Sebring, Avon Park, etc., and captain hospital, worth -$20,000, cattle ruary and extend over a period* of to Ijiko Annie, good. Lnke An­ ville for Madison take old county nie White, will worth $12 000, horses ami mules months. to Kissimmee River Road is road to within six miles out of (of the fastest valued at $10,050 and swine val­ Their purpose, I)r. Drown points Mndison which is rough but pas­ open to traffic but rough sjid is \e stars on the ued at $11. I'JO. out, is to engage the masses, the sable. When six miles out of Ma­ soniewhnt dangerous. night. Coach Drivers should be careful. Thu total value of buildings is active participation of thousands dison you will come to tho new ■counts on this placed at $107,073, while the ice who anlinarily would not enter Road No. 23—llelleview to Plant large part of plant i3 estimated to be worth contests, and to dovelop in the in­ Jtighwny, nti excellent snnd clny City. also the man $18,000 and the power plant at dividual an nil-round ability. The road to Madison, Live Oak, and This road is excellent in Marlon Iteam work of $7,000. plan largely does away with diffi­ on the Lake City. In dry wea­ nnd Sumpter Counties. This is ther this is an excellent road an the best road for travel to Tam­ “These improvements are be­ culties of time and expense involv­ It Callahan and ing added to every day in order ed in travel, while at the same time in wet weather there are a few pa from Cocoa. North line HerIhe forward po­ to take enre of the needs of the the rules and scoring systems ap­ muddy places but it is always pns nandti County to North Line Pas­ plied make possible an cminentlj sable. ne. Roth have institution," the report reads. co County, rough. North line of Road No. 2—Georgia fair competition among contest vork this year Pasco County through Dade City “Our mammoth shirt factory, ants who, in the case of many of Fort Myers. ueh praise fur which is in the course of con­ to Plant City, excellent road. D id y o u bring a fountain pen with Georgia Line to I,nke City, snnd work. Her- struction and which is nearly com­ the games, may he ns far away clay road in fair condition^ Uike from each other as the two oceans. iys high point pleted will, we believe, you? If not you will need one. Every PLAN ROAD TRIP February and March are to be City to High Springs, concrete jitson offense, materially to the welfare of the igiven over respectively to the sen- and surface treated rock base. day things will occur that you want [probably the Institution. PENSACOLA, Jan. 23—Frank ior and junior hcxnthlnn compel) Excellent. High Springs to Gain­ Stetson team “ It is planned by the hoard to to write about. area a number utilize the iabor of the grade two tions in which, last year, 27,873 esville 25 miles of asphalt, excel­ Carroll, representative in the low­ ri . different men and hoys took part lent, first 10 miles south of er house of the Florida legislature Itame. he is prisoners in this factory, as well A Waterman’s Pen for every pur­ in 3(5 states, the District of Colum­ Gainesville, asphalt surface very and Angelo Ilnle^', plan a trip [to pass to the ns many of the grade one. who bia, and eight Canada provinces. good. End of asphalt to Mieanopy to St. Petersburg ns Roon ns road pose— a pen to fit any hand, any style will not only, be engaged in pro­ Other events scheduled include: [been playing fitable business for the state, State howling tournaments, Feb. 5 miles rough. Mieanopy to Low­ conditions permit, for the pur­ 50 CroHfl Word PuzzW$ of writing, any fancy— i9 accessible at lion this year, while serving their sentences, hut 23; national bowling tournament. ell, asphalt surface excellent. Lo­ pose of placing markers on the $1.35 Postpaid player who ul- a t the same time he learning a Mar. 2(5, 27, 28, at Detroit, Mich.; well to Ocala, very rough, advis­ Chicago-Florida highway. They any good Florida merchant’s store. A compUtt iti the hall off splendid trade themselves, which international alt-round swimming ed to follow detour signs to the will take up the work nt Crostview of 50 puuk» enst at the forks, 2 miles north to which point the road has been rlboard. Sny- will enable them to secure lucra­ tests for men and boys, April tWaterman’s Ideal Fountain Pen is bound with i t Chet Free- tive employment when they are June 10; swimming championships, of Ocala and nt Ocala and at marked, nnd continue it through tractive h » i. Lowell. Ocala to llelleview and I playing the discharged." popular in Florida; and, you’ll find, April 3, 4, at Cincinnati, O.; vol­ to Lake County Line, excellent to the “Sunshine City." Repres­ ;over, inclttdtfj feiwt. Chat leyball tournament, May 8, 9, at asphalt surface. Rond in Lake entative Carroll says he hope* to • Venus Pm is equally popular when you return tell the story of Pensncoln's dev­ [hot will'll _givDes Moines, la. INSTALL NEW FUAT Tit* Rate of County 11 miles to Leesburg, elopment at every opportunity. Irtaiii positions Among new features to be added under construction. home. It will prove a fitting reminder Dart Numerous GAINESVILLE, Jan. 23 — A this year is the four-wall handball Spend even! short detours around construction. chapter of Alpha Gumma Itho, of delightful Winter days. Crombie, anil tournament, the linals of which will profitably TAMPA TOURISTS INCREASE agricultural be played April 23, 21, 25, at Traffic advised to drive slow, is tee other men national honorary Improving, \ who have not fraternity, has been installed at Cleveland. The national basket­ very rough but passable. Detour W e particularly recommend our mind. • mat TAMPA, Jan. 23—On Decem­ over county road from FruitlamI as regular as the University of Florida, with ball freo throw tournament, an­ tlve-educat ber 31, 1024, the number of vis­ “0 1 8 ” models with protective liplore among Mc- twenty-six members. The local other new event, will be contested Park to Leesburg has been elim­ itors, that had registered with Those chapter hns selected Alpha Gam­ Feb. 2-10, and is open to colleges, inated. Through travel to Ocala the Tampa Tourist Information reserves. w o r d pus* I bands. Ask to see them. to Leesburg advised to go via public schools, athletic clubs, Sun­ ers will invade ma Itho os its name. will add countless word* to yod Bureau, totaled -1,350 as compar­ day schools and plnygrounds. This Wildwood. Lesburg to Etistis ami ed will) 4,120 on tho same date vocabulary. Order NOW. event hns been endorsed by Ki- Mount Dora, good . Mount Dora last season. convinced! Send your . otder Officials estimate wanis International and is being to Carlstrom Field road is gen­ once. The first volume will only one-eighth of visitors, By STANLEY promoted with their cooperation. erally in good shape. Carlstrom that make you a fan and get you i TOWN registered, which they be­ The basketball free throw con­ Field about two miles rough, here for the next series. Sknd J lieve, indicates approximately 35,test originated last year in the under construction. Remainder of 000 altogether were here at that order, express.or cashier's Y. M. C. A. at Charleston, S. C. road ot Fort Myers in good con­ time. We will ship COD,If you deilr« i Within two weeks 11 states In the dition, L.E . W aterm an C ortpany, 191 Broadway, New York charge you the postage, r south were included in the Dixie lando. Hau Francisco A - Cht ««<> • Bolton i Montreal SPECIAL OFFER. ..We will Widows in a section of New chnmpiomhip. Individual linals Road No. 3—Georgia postpaid Series 1—2—3 $4.00 Guinea cover themselves with resulted in a tie between I,. M. Orlando. DARWAL CORP. Dept. A.1143 l>ipc-c|ny and mourn for tluir Sack of Vundcrliult University, Wilds Landing to Yulee, sand 799 Broadway, New York, N, and R. If, Stephenson, n sailor sta ­ clay road, in fair condition. Yul- husband's for a year. tioned at Hampton RuaiLt, Va„ co to Jacksonville, old shell road, Z?TEC "THE o'.6 each scoring (13 baskets, out of 75 rough but passable. County for­ Co ROUMt> trinls. Called to sea duty, Steph­ ces are engaged in placing rock Tvso HOURS enson was unable to compete in but traffic curried through this ■ p m i TOE the throw-off and the James Allan operation. Jacksonville to Green U lT T L C trophy was awarded to Sack, who Cove Springs, paved road, brick o .te * R E V CP.C E / f-.ce < j 'w l shot (11 til baskets. Southern Y. M. and treated rock base. All in Tcnn., good condition. "7 < i( - A. College at Nashville, Ten Green Cove won the team honors. Springs, paved road, byck and treated rock base. All in good LOUTUGAL t u r b u l e n t condition. Green Cove Springs to ncer- Palatka rough to end of brick ^ A j\ I ' - l ' S f t O LISBON, Jan. 23.—The one at Rice’s ('reek. Brick road from ,v ■>' i\w 'lK t "Tl tain tics of politics in Portugal, and n turbulence in the life of the state, Rice Creek through Palatk.v to are pointed out by a local news­ San Mateeo, good. _ San Mateo to . paper which recounts 20 armed up- Dunns Crek, rough. Asphalt sur­ rin'ngs in the country since 1011. face from Dunns Creek to Sisco,' Also seven attempted uprisings Crescent City, Pierson and Do Leon Spirngs excellent. Do la-on were successfully resisted. In the nine years since 1015 Springs through Deland to SunPortugal has had seven president.-, for and Orlando, fair. and 10 different cabinets. Road No. I—Georgia Line to Miami. WMA-1 WA*> FIR CT The private weulth of Austral­ Detour from the Wayeross Road IN HftOKT OP VJHITTAK6RS UivER* * ™ ia was Increased about 33 pur cent at the St. Mary's River over the >VA*> OrU-X O u O AOAH T I M M t N l E * P l.AINJN , l du)ing the six years preceding Old Dixie Highway through An­ n r . p e > ; p e 't u a u m o o o o m a c h i o E to m i P R lilT T P E P S A u O S W W i •• — A- " 1 ** drews Station to llenu ford is in June 20, 1021. fair condition except a few soft places due to heavy rains but all these places huv« been kept In BY TABLOU passable condition. Road under “A Good Live Spot’ construction by Duval County from Jacksonville to St. Johns Co. Line. Duval Co. Line to .T S m 1‘U . SAM irs ___ Bunnell l!2 miles of i) foot brick road with rock shoulders, fair. ujHueD'Tb#* D*jt*#f* Bunncl to end Reilly’s Asphalt Road t) miles asphalt surface, ex* CArxf ccllent. Volusia Co. line to Day­ We are now in a position to m ake loans on improved business and tona, very good. Port Orange to New Smyrna 12 miles, one mile detour, fair. New Smyrna residential property within the city limits. to Brevard County Lino. 1(1 miles, eight miles excellent shelled de­ tour. Brevard County Lino to Titusville, 12 miles, nine miles paved, no detours. Titusville to Cocoa, eighteen miles, one mile excellent rock detour. Rcmuiti­ ller paved. Cocoa to Melbourne, twenty-one miles, five miles ex­ cellent rock detour. Remainder Terms of repayment on monthly basis, m aking it very easy for bor­ paved. Cocoa to Melbourne, twenty one miles, five miles ex___ of Sport NATIONAL SPORTS STATE ROAD PROMOTION PLAN TO BE LAUNCHED CONDITIONS $250,000 Value Is Now Represented In State P r i s o n 'Visitors to F lo rid a Welcome l iiintJvinPFn Guaranty & Mortgage Company SpW/il hi r C a p ita l $250,000.00 A setaou&r-'WE ^ tames » o EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT rowers to liquidate the loan. LIFE INSURANCE NOT REQUIRED Title Guaranty & Mortgage Company U i■ �but with reduct SUITS FIN E ALL WOOL FABRICS Hood Suit* at a low price. And we can hardly nay enough in praise of the nice assortment of fine alt wool weave* here. There are Serge*, Worsteds, Cassimeres, new kind of mixtures, dark and light patterns. All of these are the better kind of suits embodying well-made collars, fronts that stay put. Insuring a proper hang of the coat, an is only found in suits of a much higher price. Here nre nil nixes, and wo can insure any manner or built men a good fit. In this lot every Suit in a genuine $25.00 value, and all of these are new, bought for this season’s trade. Save handsomely here on these good Suits now. Choice of a great line of many patterns in Suits now for your selecting. Priced P R IC ^ AND VALUE-GIVING THAT WILL PACK EVER] N ever-To-Be-Forgotten V alues That Will Set N ew M oney-Saving Records a THIS IS AN OCCASION THAT MERITS YOUR SINCEREST ANNI) MOST PROFOUND INTEREST. Il is not often that men have an opportunity to partici­ pate in values like these. There are black, brown and tan Oxfords and Shoes in hlutchcr and balmoral styles. All have rubber heels. Goodyear welt oak soles. Kid or calf uppers. Wide or box toes. Leather insoles and counters. Sizes run from (i to 11 and nil widths. We can fit you/ feel and pocketbook perfectly. Here a downtrodden dollar will he reinstated and its owner handsomely reimbursed for his time and effort to save. $1.50, $5.00 and $11.00 values. Now- Thru the unusually large business this store will enjoy beginning^ * Here is an exceptional opportunity to fill your summer needs at a ridiculously small expenditure. Those of you who are familiar with our standard of value will make every effort to be hero while the assortments are complete. Our old customers know that it pays to shop where full returns are assured and thru the savings that these buyers will experience in this sale we know that we are going, to make hundreds of new customers for this store, whose patronage we will enjoy during the coming year of 1925, and we hope for years to come. Enthusiasm will run high in favor of our store during the next seven days, beginning January 21, for the remarkable values and the remarkably low pri­ ces prevailing with every sum saved, comes the surety of no sacrifice of quality or style, so that the economies which are made possible by this sale are of the only sort worth while—unusual values at prices permitting de­ cided economy. • BOYS’ SHOES Good, all-leather footwear. m erchandise with prices in keeping with our promise o f genuine il Every economical, careful thinking man and woman for a hundred J W e are not g o in g to tell you th at every sale is final, th at there will J even t o f your being dissatisfied with any purchase m ade in thisstwj SHIRTS f i RECORD BREAKING PRICE CUTS! Children's anil You tire hound to find what you want here. They are up to the minute patterns— till bought for present season wenr and selling You will be doing yourself an Injustice in not examining this great line first. Our special lot up to $2.00 value for------ Hoys .sizes 8 1-2 (o 11 and It 1-2 (o 2’s Your unrestricted choice. c c ,. EVERYUODY IS IN ON THIS FEAST OF SAVINGS HERE IS WHERE WIDE-AWAKE MEN SAVE. every day. The assortm ents are vast in m agnitude, unrivalled in qd $1.15 EXTRA SALESPEOPLE WANTED! We must have at least 15 extra snlcspople— those with e: perience preferred—to help us pass out these amazing ba gains. Apply to "THE-MAN-1N-CIIARGE" TH ESE LIBERAL REDUCTIONS OPEN THE AVENUE Fine Madras Shirts (tegular $3.r>0 Values. ....French cuff style. These Shirts are strictly first quality woven mail, ran in the new spring htripe* mill col­ ors, .Made by the best shirt makers. Perfectly cut and beautifully made. Every man can afford one. MEN’S HOSE HEAVY SHOES Silk and Lisle Hose for men—Wilson AII-Leather-Work Shoes for .Men llros. First quality, ail nixes and good colors, new merchandise—not odd lots or “chonk-y” bargains. You economize here—real value. Five pair When it comes to real high quality shirts this sale gives every man a great saving opportunity. Sale price (While *100 pair lust) Of all the real, genuine, honest-to* goodness Bargains in this nale—this is the big value.S 3.00 and a few otl.-irs. These shoes are nil made from selected stock, double stitched onk tanned sole and will give the best of satisfaction in a heavy work shoe, timid sixes await the early buy­ ers. Now at SILK STOCKINGC! • $2.50 GRADE—NOW $1.95 And the values are nil genuine. Pure thread silk stocking. Full fashioned Gordons, Itetler quality, also the famous EVKUWKAK UR AND. A complete range of sixes in the newest shades. And at u real bargain. Price $2.50 Gordon's for----- m '■'*4 » .Il LADIES FOOTWEAR \,i tin" \vte O'*. Step-ins and Pumps—latest style [laments. From our la-st lines and *.50. New seasonable footwear, on. Entire' slock on sale— every 1 Boy’s Wool Sweaters M .nlc f r o m M u lt q i i n l l l , m a l r r l a l I b e a u ­ t i f u l l y tu l l t ir r il i |i »(»•!* |m r l» r l» , h a l f b e l l , i i l h r r v iilnlii I'.inrll-ti »l> lc. In M o r n . l * r o m ~ icrt-y i n n t r r l n I s d a r k l i r m i m i l heather m i l l u r n . l it e r , man n e e d * on i - t l r o a l li u m M|iort r o o f . U rn t i r r r I- o n I h i*s i * n < ri< -ll) n i l i-il x t i o r i r n a l i . ■ o l n m l u l t - h s o r k u i l l III it m il t i r t i u l I I u l l u l l n r - * •• - ' fl y j r ■■ v ^ , ' ~ , �that our purpose will be speedily accomplished ! ! ! OF OUR STORE With Eager and Enthusiastic BUYERS!! Here Is A Sale O ffering B uying Opportun­ ities That Occur Once In A Blue Moon. intinuing for seven days, this sale is hound to score a positive triumph Snturdny, January 21th. an event brim full of econ­ omy for you begins—price reductions of unexcelled importance—reductions which will enable you to fill both present and future needs with the most substantial sort of savings. There are hundreds and hundreds of items —too many to advertise—which makes early selection particularly advisable. The offerings are so extensive that you should take full advantage of this opportunity. Our reason for this thorough house-cleaning of all our fall and winted goods Is that this store’s success has been built upon confidence and we arc so happy at the beginning of 1925 thru the large fall and winter business which we have enjoyed— that would not have been received nor our trade would bITerings are real bargains of the highest standard of fall and winter it as one lon g looked for. making the statem ent in keeping with our present policy that in the pale, we will cheerfully exchange your goods or refund your money. not have patronized us so liberally, had we oflfured you 1023 mer­ chandise in 1021. The' $nme rule will apply to the full and win­ ter of 1025—no 1021 merchandise will he in our stock. Hence, the closing out of nil our winter stock now—preparing the big spring business this store always experiences. The ex­ treme values advertised here signal your attention. The per­ suasive prices are bound to bring a large number of buyers. CONTINUES THROUGH SEVEN SELLING DAYS PUM PS-OXFORDS-STRAPS! Stetson Hats FOU THE LADIES WHO KNOW VALUE. A sale that means savings! “The-mnn-in-charge” has gathered together all odd lots of pumps-strnps and oxfords for misses and women. Values of better footwear—patents, satins, kids ami all. Your choice of these fine values, now------ In our Shoe Department we offer some outstanding val­ ues in fine footwear. Shoes of Style—Shoe of Quality— Shoes of Worth—at Record Low Prices. All new stock, and every pair on sale without reserce. This sale will he remembered for many a day by the thousands that take advantage of this unusual opportunity. Folks: It’s for you. For you to profit by-----HERE’S ONE SPECIAL TARLE OF LADIES’ FOOTWEAR At a price that is barely in speaking distance of their forme prices. Now—out they go at------ Perhaps sensational, Imt nevertho-less true. Your choice of Stetson lints with the excep­ tion of n few Ten Dollar lints. SPECIALS THAT INVITE COMPARISON CHALLENGE COMPETITION UNDERWEAR! BOY’S BLOUSES Wilson Eros. Pur-* Silk Hose. Here is a quality value (hut would sell for a groat deal more in most stores. One hundred dozen go into this Ine at The well known, satisfactory make of Hoy’s lllmises. (Tom Sawyer) neat patterns in better quality materials. Some values up to $1.25 grades, Now t l k l r l l r sl> lp I iilm i S t i l l . — W i l . n n Irno. \ lim it,' l h . i t . l i t m l . ( n r s e r t l r e . I i . n l 11>' m i l l i i r l i ' r — o f n i l t h e tilif v u n e . I n II I II* S a l e h r r e I . II t u p u n t r l i •r In I h r t r e n l r i l .n it- In t n r r r n u l l l . III.lo r). S ni J u n k . Im t n e tt, elrn n S p rln u .l u r k . A ll . U i ' . ( lin t m l i l u r t s n r c l i i i i l .) Im t t o r n il slu rs . Ao u r r lm li'i— vd m e d i u m Mid §12.00 S P RI N G AND S U MME R SUI TS OPPORTUNITIES INOEEO ARE HOLDEN WHEN IIKINCINE SUCH HAVINfiS -------- AS THESE. A SALE THAT IS CRAMMED WITH VALUE (OVINE-------Here we offer nhout 200 Summer Suits of Wootens Mixtures, Palm Reach Clothes and other materials. Values up to $.10.00, New styles. Your choice----- We tire tiuilting the Roy's Suit Rusiness and have a few Rlae Serge; also noveltv patterns in Hi-grnrie Suits for the “YOUNC FEL­ LOW”. Values were $15.00 tint! $18.00 and reasonably so at that, while about a dozen suits last your choice for------ THIS ADVERTISEMENT RUT HINTS AT THE EXTENT D ETUIS HALE SUPER VALUE — LADIES !!! Every pair a super value! Erasp these unparalleled price bargains—one of the greatest values of this sav­ ing sale. Hollywood suede sandals, patent pumps, strap and cut outs, suede pumps and Lady Italtiniore sandals. You can find just your style and size in this large group Your unrestricted choice of $5.00 and $6.00 footwear. This Sale— Infant’s Children’s Q l-m a c k J lI U L o Soft Soles, in many leathers ns to colors and condonations Your choice All leather Shoes. Sizes HI-2 | | <,nd ft.w | | 1-2 to 2's. tine „,„.cin| table of these. Yuur choice * Ladies’ White Canvas Dxf.i , ..... . ,,ur K'MM* Ones. Now „ MEN’S—FINE OXFORDS! EVERY HEART AT WOODRUFF AND WATSON IS INTENT UPON MARINE THIS SALE PROFITABLE AND PLEASANT FOR YOU Newest styles of better leathers, all widths and sizes. A complete showing of fine footwear—Bostonian Oxfords—for men from our $H.50 and $7.50 New Lines. Now----- $5.85 Dress Shirts S a .n o V alu es # 1.1!.I U b r u It r i t i u r s t n r r n l n l t l r f ItnrK K lus n r lin t p n fu ll n t i r nf Ih rtu . W im ilrrfu l m u ilrn s m nl iirr r n lrs . p a t ­ t e r n s H int it III . c e r t a i n l y p l r u s r >nii In s i r e s f m m I I t n IT. Ilu n 'l m i s s t h i s n f- frrliiK. Dress Pants S.'i.Oil u n i t *0 .1*0 Y n l n r s W h e n ll r u n i r * In t a l l i e s I h r . r *.1 .0 0 tin .I Slt.lMI I t r r . . 1‘nnl* n f S.i.sr. m u . l r e r Isilulf nppeol fit > 1111. S l r l r t l ) till m in i. W rit I n H n m l frinii It I it h i t r t u l r tto iH ru s lu lim it n n m l i t r r j ■ n l t l u r r * . I l l n r k ii .n l l l l u r s nm l lim v tn nm l s lr lp r a . n m l St.on V a l u e s .% m i l s e n s a t i o n I n I h r . i ' urn IVII llials. Hl i l r i n t l i l ■ r l r r l l u n s lit i i r r > , Itlurk unit o ral l i m n n n m l In n l iiiusl u l l s l u r s . Vim r u n r f f r r l n I t m r m u s sntliiii h> I t u r l n R one nf th rs r huts. Pajamas and Night Shirts.......................................... One Lot Silk Neckties.................. ............................ Collars—One lot Soft or starched............................ Van Henson Soft Collars.......... ........................... Wilson Hros. Fibre Silk Hose for men, 50c values � 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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