23 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2dde0b85c0d6e9782c9b972ef83c48b1.pdf 8e8988dfbfaa142d978047a8fb7015d8 PDF Text Text ..''Tvr . Pair Thursday and Friday; not much change In traiperatara; moderate easterly winds. XV. - ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES NUMBER 149 SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1925. j I 'I TV .. I . Captured! Under Fire in ight For \S.Agriculiiare 'ill Be Made jm e M e a s u re l^ This Is Declared jD u r i n g [Measure Discussed for Forming Jo Stimulate png of Goods Wizard Is On to Nnvnl Appro­ IS Amendment priation Measure Passed Without Any Discussion . McKeller Offers Resolution NS Violation ON STAND Questions Of Last Arms Parley Deadlocked Conference Reces­ ses Until i}atu:’day While American Delegates De­ scribe Situation Uncertain RUNS INTO CALM IN LOWER HOUSE President Seeking CompromiseFormula Teatlmony of Jarnecke That Government Officials Were No Time for Meeting of Sec­ ond Arms Gathering Set; Bribed,EmphaticallyDenied Plan To Include Russin By Former Justice Agent May Take Steps Today To m Get Measure Before Joint Committee; Norris Refuses notorious rob­ To Make Further Comment ber bandit ami fugitive from At­ Wednesday’s Meeting Given Over Entirely to Efforts to Stnve Off the Collapse Gerald Chapnmn, Another Ponzi Bubble Bursts With Arrest ofMoeTurmanAfter Police Investigation Gave High Interest For A Short Time Started With $100 But WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 2 .-rre s GENEVA, Jnn. 22. — Despite lanta federal prison, wns captur­ Had Large Business NEW YORK, Jan. 22.—Gaston WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.— Tho ed nt Muscle. Ind., nftcr a pistol ident Coolidgc is authorized and re­ French and Swedish efforts nt me­ Murclo Shoals question went into duel with officers. He is wanted B. Means, formor department of When Crash Came quested to call a second arms con­ Carl J. Peterson, state bank com­ culm Wednesday, neither the Justlco ajjent took the witness ference under nn amendment to missioner of Kansas, has been diation, the international Upturn primarily, for n $2,000,000 ninil ahouse nor the senate taking nnv conference adjourned Wednesday robbery in New York, for which ITON, Jan. 22.— stand late Wednesday afternoon in the naval appropriation bill ap­ asked to resign as the result of until Saturday in Anything but a he wns serving n 25-ycar sentence step to send the Underwood bill NEW YORK, Jan. 22.— After confessing forgeries to­ ihe Conurcssionol his own defenso in the trial of proved Wednesday by the senate chnrgcs of pardon graft, which conciliatory mood nnd with many when he escaped from prison. He down the legislative lane. have also Involved Governor J. M. Leaders of both bodies agreed to hnd $5,000 in cash nnd $3,00 in ire considering a himself and Thomas B. Felder on without either discussion or a rec­ Davis, and his son. Peterson, it of the delegates still pessimistic as government bonds on his vperson let the measure lay on Speaker Gll- taling $1,300,000 in a scheme charges of hnving attempted to ord vote before that measure was is charged, demanded $4,000 for Ictt’s table one more day to await to enrich himself and invest­ to the outcome. Stephen G. Por­ row their solid bribe government officials. • s^vhon captured. passed. a more propitious time for taking ors, More Turman, managing the parole of Walter Grundy, bank lind some Farm Means denied testimony of wit­ __At the samo time, Senator Me- wrecker, now serving a term in ter, head of the American delega­ it up. A move might be made director of the Equity Fi­ Hollar, Democrat, Tennessee, offer­ tion, described the situation Wed­ re with the hope nesses for the government that he Thursday but it certainly will bo nance nnd Service company, the Kansas 3tate penitentiary. ed a resolution requesting the nesday night as "distinctly dis­ undo this week to get the bill into fgislation enacted had entered into u conspiracy with president to inform the senate jf Felder, Elmer W. Jarnecke, or onferenco between the senate and was indicted Wednesday for couraging.” bn. , ... any of the Cragcr System Glijss the last nrnis confcrece treaty lim­ ousc for modification. second degree forgery nnd The recess wns taken on motion [form the bill will casket officials to have indictments iting the. navies of the'great pow­ The bouse rules committee met released in $0,000 bail. ers was violated by Great Britain of Sweden, hacked by the other [been determined, for using the mails to defraud iVcdnesday but no consideration Clients who had been assured— in the construction of the Rodney Scandinavian countries, in order jvas given to the plan to report n rill be made to pro- ngainst the officinls quashed. nnd the Nelson, which have been and for n while received—300 per ule ordering the measure to cone which will receive He denied he ever had told Jarto find n means for elucidating and in the senate as combi­ erence. House leaders do not ex­ |it of the President's necko that he had had a confer­ described cent per annum on money loaned co-ordinnting the proposals, declar­ nation battleships and air-craft pect to succeed in their effort to Turman, started an investigation mmission ar.d sup- ence on the matter with Attor­ carriers. resolution went over ations nnd suggestions before tho |rm group in Con- ney General DaucJicrty, William under the Tho Junior Chnmbcr of Commerce get the measure into conference by n week ago. Turman disappeared. rules, but Senator Mcconference on the question of the consent. It can be « J. Burns or Secretary Mellon and Hears Complaints Against unanimous Kellnr said he would press early blocked by objection of any one He wandered through Buffalo, St. suppression of opium smoking in , Wednesday night characterized “as absolutely false" action on it. Railroad Crossing Being member nnd it is understood that Louis, Jefferson City nnd Kansas Testimony Being Reassembled the Far East, which has become called bv Chairman statements attributed to him by The amendment relating to n sec­ Menace to Motorists Safety tho opposition is prepared to offer City, and then Tuesday night, re­ the pivotal problem nnd mny event­ Jenate Agricultural government witnesses thnt he ever ond to Be Presented to District nrms conference, which would turned here, ns he was reported to Objection. enuse the collapse of the con­ Itors and Iteprcscn- hnd said or intimated that these deal with both land nnd naval Grand Jury; Number Wit­ ually Senutor Underwood, Democrat, have said in his confession, "to Regulars of The Milwaukee, ference. . d in farm problems or other government officials were forces, was sponsored by Senator tnke the medicine." With his wife nesses to Come to Capital Resolution Is Only Hope . Its In support of a or could be bribed. American Association, baseball club Alabama, author of the bill, said he went to tlic office of tho dis­ / King, Democrat, Utah, and accept­ IKtc Wednesday thnt ho expected President Znhle said Wednesday nary-Haugen bill The idea that anybody in the without objection by Chairman WASHINGTON, Ja n . 22— Tes­ night that although he would will arrive in Sanford on Mar. .’t tno liill to be sent to conference trict attorney to tell all about it. fated in its originnl world could bribe the officials ed Hale of the nnval committee. The indictment wns based upon jirt session of Con- mentioned by the government wit­ timony ns to the charge of accept­ strive to bring about n solution and will be followed by tho rookie either Wednesday or Thursday. Time Not Appointed • Senator Norris, Republican, No- alleged* forgery of one $0,000 note. contingent a short timo later ac­ satisfactory to the American dele­ okesmen for the nesses, Means said, was ridiculous. While President Coolidgc has in­ ing u fee after his election for gation nnd those delegations which cil of Agriculture. cording to nn announcement maths brnsku, lender of the opposition, de­ There were eight complnlnants. dicated that he favored a second appearing before a government Under cross examination by gov­ itmcntippposed the American position the Thursday before the regular weekly clared there was no cnnngo in the however, who charged Turman was given, howevadministration officials department in connection wlith oil best he really expected to accom­ situation nnd declined to make pub­ with hnving swindled them of [ilan more than any ernment attorneys. Means appear­ conference have made it plain thnt he did not meeting of tho Sanford Junior lic his piun if nn attempt is mndc nearly $300,000. There also were plish wns the introduction of a res­ " f considered by the ed eager to go into details con­ consider thq time appropriate. For land lenses, on which Senator olution Saturday for the appoint­ Chamber of Commerce. The play­ o <le|lnrt from the usual courso of bundles of notes, allegedly forg­ arm group as the cerning numerous transactions to that renson administration sena­ Wheeler of Montana, was indicted ment of n joint committee repre­ electing conferees to include sup­ eries, representing large sums. which he testified a t a previous bfch they would con-/ tors hud been expected to oppose Inst spring in his own state, is senting the first and the present ers will be proceeded by Manager porters of the Underwood bill. Un­ Prosecutors believe Turman’s council’s nrgumenta trial for conspiracy to violate the the King amendment. being reassembled by the depart­ opium conferences. Such a com­ llnrry Clark who will complete a r­ der the usual custom Senator Nor­ forgeries and misappropriations | also have been pre­ prohibition law and before the While no formal explanation was ment of justico for submission to mittee, Dr. Znhle, explained, could rangements for their training per­ ris would head tho senate confer­ will total $2,000,000. His report­ President’s agricul- Wheeler committee in Washing­ given, it was understood thnt these grand jury hero early in February. study the various auggestions offer­ iod here. ences. ton. Quotations concerning these ed confession accounts for nearly lon. senators offered no resistance to A number of witnesses called in Senator Smith. Democrat, South three-fourths of thc amount. Six ed by the Americans, British and transactions repeatedly were asked There arc about .15 in the squad, [instead. Farmer-Lathe proposal in the hope of expe­ I, declared in the Scn- by the government attorneys and diting passage of the bill. They the Montana proceedings have been French and reek a compromise for­ according to n letter from Otto Gprolinn, who also mould be a sen­ thousand cancelled vouchers bear­ [y that an extra ses- objected to by counsel for Means. had been informed that unless the subpoenaed to come to Washing­ mula nnd urge the first opium con­ Ilorchert, president of the base­ ate conferee under the customary ing on thc case arc in thc pos­ system of selection, snid Wednes­ session of thc authorities. Vcss should be called Many of the qbiectlons were over­ amendment was written into tho ton nnd information has been re­ ference to adopt this. Dr. Znhle said he believed the ball club. There is included in the day that tho ncnate leaders would lltUral legirlntion is ruled by Judge Lindley nnd Means measure there would be ..a protract“I started borrowing from Pet­ , WMMVV. ceived by Senator Wheeler’s as­ sociates thnt he also will be for­ of opium smoking belong­ team Bunny Brief, who. in 1023 ipuke n "bungle” if they uttomptod er to pay Paul in my struggles to I Mar. sen- Procced®d to give minute oxplana-|^j u 4 . ; Similar 8Cn* from the Democratic side mally summoned but the senator question to upqoint other conferees. He deed solely to the first opium confer°!JV " A similarimlposal relating only himself ban refused to make pub­ eneo which wns confined to the knocked 40 home runs while n alnred he did not "like the infer­ pay high interest qn $100 I bur­ other Western Sena- of these had to do with liquor , , member of the Kansas City club. rowed to send my widowed moth­ soa forces, however, was incorIview of the farm withdrawn! permits nn<j cases in­ porated in the last annual naval lic any statement concerning the Dowers having colonies in the Far Arrangements for the reception of ence thnt he and Senntor Norris er and her children in Chicago,’’ East, nnd expressed tho view ns thu club nro now being made by nnd Senator McNnry, Republican, Turman told prbsccutora. |t move, interest has volving violation of the prohibi­ supply bill, but the house did not mntter. Department of justice officials president of the present conference the Junior nnd Senior Chambers of Oregon, would not sustain the sen­ in the efforts to get tion law. "I discovered n get-rich-quick include it in the pending measure Mr. Porter’s motion for a re­ Commerce. The players will live' ate’s action in conference although scheme. fnl measure through I tried to be a Nnpoleon Enrlier in the day Jarnecke, a and it is the expectation of some r.lso withheld announcement on the that they opposed passage of the Un­ view of the first conference would subject, but it was understood the since administration former assistant to Means who has senators at leakt that tho King at the Montezuma Hotel, of finance, a Ponzi, nnd flopped. derwood bill." require the unanimous approval of bt favor an extrn ses- pleaded guilty and is a government amendment will be In response to a plea by Frank eliminated prosecution, in moving for action the delegates. Senate lenders Wednesday stood My bubble busted Just when it MncNeil), secretary and treasurer witness testified that he now is witch tho bill is considered by in Washington, intended to bring by their plan to seek the appoint­ looked most real.” Unanimity seems out of the ques­ the ease into the territory in of the newly organized Sanford ment kry-Haugen bill orig- on the government payroll at $77 house and senate conferees. But through the confession nnd as senate conferees of Sena­ tion because all the countries hav­ |ed for creation of a n weelc as an informer. He said The King amendment, as ap­ which the alleged incidents lead­ ing possessions where opium is Golf club, for aid in raising $700 tors McKinley, Illinois; Keyes, New during his arraignment the 27to he used to bring nationally port corporation to he had mi\dc as much as $1,000 a proved suggests no time for the ing to the original indictment took Republicans nnd Harri­ ycar-obl prisoner iqnintnincd that marketing of farm week while associated with Means holding of the conference leaving place. It was also indicated that smoked would undoubtedly vote known golfers here, the club voted Hampshire, son, Mississippi, mem­ criminnl intent had been absent against Mr. Porter’s motion. that the sports committee be di­ bers of the senate Democrat, carried clauses deal- when tbp latter was a department that to the discretion of the pres­ tho scope of the proceeding might agriculture com­ from hi.4 career; thatt he was plnyTry to Avert Colinpse rected to assist in raising the mon­ m u te which considered Muscle ice rntios. Tho latter be widened. ident. . ing an interesting ga*mo with dol­ of justice agent. The entire day wns given over ey. The money, according to Mr. Shoals legislation. Id in the modified draft Senntor Wheeler, who has char­ Wanted Russia In. lars, until thc piny became toe to nttumpts to snvc the conference MacNeill, is to be used for public­ the council of agriculSenntor King suid privately he acterized the proceedings against from a crash. It began with n spir­ fast. wanted to include Russia among him as a "frame up.’ was chnrg ited repudiation by Lord Cecil of ity purposes ns tho securing of Years ago, ho said ho left his prominent golfers in one of the forni, an advance of the nations to be invited to the j od in the Montana indictment with Cbchvood, head of the British del­ mother b| Chicago and came here host means of securing desirable trould be made by the conference, but thnt ho had been Arranging in violation of legr.l re­ egation, of Mr. Porter’s accusation advertising. to seek means of support for he! le Corporation to fttold if he did so, his amendment strictions resulting from his elec­ that finnndul considerations enter­ and his sisters nnd brothers. Tin In his talk before thc club Mr. [proposed corporation, would meet with vigorous opposi­ tion to receive a fee of $10,001) ed into powers’ reluctnnce to end $100 loan started him borrowing return at from comtion. He added thnt he still was from Gordon Campbell, n Montana opium smoking within n fixed per­ MacNeill denounced what he* term ­ He became a "shoestring brok­ ed as rumors to the effect thut n | collected from the pro­ hopeful thut by th.* time the con­ oil man for services in the leasing iod. er." Friends loaned him smnll clique is endeavoring to gain con­ corporation would bo WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.— The ference was held there would be of public lands. At the time the It continued with a speech by M. sums, which he in turn loaned to trol of thc local course. He de­ |y 1') individuals, in­ senate Wednesday ratified treaties n degree of diplomatic relations grand jury nction was taken, he Dalndier, French colonial minister, t Arrangements incident to the secretaries of the with tho Dominican republic con­ with Rursin that would make it was engaged in directing the sen­ who quoted from resolutions in the clared that it wns the desire of the golf tournament Friday afternoon merchants, who thus were enabled [sericulture nnd Com- firming the evacuation of American possible for that country to be ate Daugherty investigation. A American congress and from the golf club to stimulate in every way nnd the dinner dunce following to discount their bill for six to eight per cent, of which Tujman possible interest in playing golf ^rtment ns ropresentn- military forces and describing the invited. special committee of the senate speech of Mr. Porter nt Geneva here both among residents und out at the Sanford Country Club were got half. public, nnd 12 others method for the refunding of the Final nction had been tuken on promptly investigated the indict­ Inst year in nn attempt to prove of town people. He further declar­ Business improved rapidly. He by the President from Dominican debt totaling $25,000,­ the navnl bill before Senator Mc- ment nnd submitted a report, that •virtually completed T h u r a d ay the American themselves real­ thnt thc now golf club is not be­ advertised. He went in for char­ I submitted by farm or- 000. , „ , Kellar offered his resolution con­ which wns adopted by the chamb­ ized thnt no laws against opium ed mudo exclusive in any sense morning, according to an an- ity nnd affiliated with society. He ■in each of the 12 fedUnder the terms of the refund­ cerning tho Rodney and Nelson. er declaring the proceeding was smoking could lie effective so long ing of the word and urged that every nounccment by the committees in became secretary of the Brooklyn |nk districts, ing treaty the president of the He presented it for incorporation as heavy international smuggling one in Sanford become members. charge. The tournament, in which Jewish Center and, until he re ­ of the bill declared it United States will appoint a gen­ in a resolution ho prerented Tues­ unjustified. Nevertheless, the indictment i of opium went on unchecked. Whut were termed dangerous teams of eight players represent­ signed a few days ago was pres­ • no new tariff princi- eral receiver of Dominican customs day which would call upon the was lie committed Franco to com­ lirld on tho docket of the grade crossings in the city, partic­ ident of the Young Judea move­ eeki to operate under to collect all customs duties in president for information as to federal court last sum­ plete abolition of opium in Indo- ularly those at First, Second and ing thc Winter Park and the locnl ment. Ihedules to "that agri- tho republic until the payment or whut steps bud been taken to a r­ Montana Chinn within fifteen yearn after At last he induced nn uncle, V lie included in the pro- retirement of nil bonds is sued for bitrate the question of Jim eleva­ mer and fall, while Senator Wheel­ tho council of league of nations Third streets and on French Ave- clubs will compete for a silver lov­ er was engaged in campaigning for nuo between Seventh and Sixtli ing cup donated by the Snnford some cousins nnd friends to help Jem. which now is so ef- the refunding of its present obliga­ tion of the guns on thirteen Amcrithe vice-presidency of the l-n Fol- proclaimed that illicit opium pro­ came in for <i share of the Chamber of Commerce, will get him finance the Equity company. i industry and labor." hnttleships against which Great lctto ticket, nnd it still remains in duction in Chinn hud been appre­ streets, tions. \ discussion. Tho crossings ns they To those who invested money in The general received will apply Britain entered a protest on the ciably reduced. now are were declared to he dun- under* way at .3'o'clock when the the company, Turman is alleged that status. tho sum so collected first to the ground that it would he violative gerous nnd various members urged fiVst foursome will tee off. to have promised, and paid for a payment of expenses of the receiv­ of the naval limitation treaty. thnt they be marked with gutes und The matches arc expected to time, fantastic interest rates which Nine Are H urt When Would ()ucry Britain ership; second, to payment of in­ To Pave Road From crossing gongs. TTie practice of hare been ’playdd by 5 o’clock were supposed to represent pro­ ►C,TON, Jan. 22.— Tho terest on all bonds outstanding; ^Vith respect to the Nelson nnd lenving automobiles parked on the Utah Train Is Derailed Savannah To Line on deals made through tips th*e Rodney, tho McKcllnr resolu­ third, to pnyment of tho annual fd a bill to promote nrostreets without lights was con­ when K. W. Pcnrmnn, secretary of fits from men high in Wall Street fi­ funds provided for amortization of tion would nsk the president to ob­ the Sanford chamber, will make an con.servntion of helium, GRAND JUNCTION, Colo., Jon. demned us productive of many ac­ address of welcome to the visit* nance. ATLANTA, Jan. 22.—Plans for pe passed a bill for a there bonds„iiiclucling interest up- tain from Great Britain tho infor­ cidents. Definite action, however, Tho list of complainants Includes senate a permanent paved highway from 22.—Nine passengers were injured was postponed until after a new ing golfers nnd present the cup to Ijcan embassy and con- on all bonds held in the sinking mation ami inform the fund; nnd fourth, to purchase nnd whether these ships conform to the Savannah to tho Georgia line were early Thursday when a Denver and scries of ordinances, whicli it is tiie winning team. Music for the Lizzie Wilsker, who charges she fra<in Tokio. made nt n meeting of members of Rio Grande Western westbound understood the City Commission • occasion will be provided and by entrusted $34 000 to Turman and •to rejected n proposal cancellation or retirement and can provisions of that treaty. Calling attention that the craft the State Highway Commission, it [train was wrecked at Mack, Utah, will soon take nction on, have been tho Fort Pitt orchestra which, also did not got it buek: Moses laudI funds to maintain ma— collation of any of the new issue miles west of here. of bonds ns may be directed by had been described in the senate as was announced Thursday. Mi. will furnish music for the dance hold, whose claim is $1)0,000; Aaron made public. elections sub-commit- the Dominican government. Tho combined battleships und aircraft Mr. MacNeill, as n member of during the evening. The dance be­ Lnidhold $32,000; Sidney Smith, Mnded the seating of remainder would be paid to the carriers, Senator McKcliar’s reso­ the Senior Chamber of Commerce, gins a t 0 o’clock and tickets, which $30,000; and others. lution would at k whether this is They received high interest foi ►Vfiebl, Democrat, Texas, Dominican government. suggested thut committees appoint­ are priced at $1.50 are available Under nn additional article of a fact and whether their construc­ a time. Then when their earning! called on Secretary ed by the various civic organiza­ through tho woman’s committee of tion did not violate provisions of tions in Sanford confer on the pro­ which Mrs. R. A. Newman is or investments with the Equity information on the tho pact, thc publ'c debt of the Do­ nrmanent of aircraft carriers, minican republic could be increased | r»tiona agreement. Company hud reached considerablo jects they are seeking'to have ac­ chairman. without consent of the* United thc treaty limiting thc tonnage and size, thg, interest ceased, they complished and thus eliminate con­ ’t>ot?w» brother-in-lnw Staten Tables und cqrds for those who until all bonds of the present Dreams of grent emprise, high in New York but that he has been i idernble lost motion. In this man- desire to play bridge will be pro- charged and principal was not ' resident Harding, reChamber Will H ear ndventure and extensive travel a resident of Florida for about a nor, it was snid, certain projects | vided throughout the afternoon and forthcoming on demand. Thc com­ B W cndent of prisons. debt have been paid. | a* “i". containing a remay be left to one club which w ill! evening, pany itself is a complainant, Tur­ nnd n half. Credit Expert Talk were rudely shattered when mem year leave the others free to work for I 1resident Coolidgc call Popham Found Guilty man's associates claiming to have Due to tho ability of the golfers He denied stoutly that his des­ issues they deem necessary. bers of the Sanford Police force Inference, passed the to participate in the tourney it lost upward of $340,000. tination had been New York nnd In Oyster Fraud Case C. I*. Younts, field secretary of rudely pulled Edward DcLong, Or- asserted equally firmly that he It was urged thut thu m atter of is expected that q large gallery Alleged forged notes arc in thc engaging n professional bandmast­ tiio senate foreign the Retail Credit Men’s National I a a d o, 13-year-old udventurcr, not run away from his home. er now so that a good band ntuy bo wilt be on hand throughout the possession of authorith.% signed by ■committee ^ and others TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 22.—Wil­ Association, of Bt. Louis, will ^be from a gondola on a north bound hadInvestigation matches. Thu Winter Park play­ T. Crawford Stevens, president of by the local police, organized before tho tourist season ers number among their ranks sev­ the Westchester Title Company “ night dinner at liam Lee Popham of Apalachicola one of the principal speakors Fri­ east an entirely different next year. Immediate uction was I House. was found guilty by a jury in fed­ day afternoon when the Sanford freight train Thursday morning. however, upon the matter. It develop­ declared to be needed in order eral players of first class ability nnd treasurer of Coy. Hunt and eral court here Thursday of de- Chamber of Commerce gathers at The youthful traveller was escort­ light after a telephone conversation to allow the organization time for nnd those familiar with the abil­ Company for $32,000; H. A. Schra­ a scheme lo defraud by us­ the Seminole Cafe for ita regular ed to the police station by Chief ed, I*rohi Director viring with the police department in Or­ practice as a year is said to be ity of the Sanford golfers are an­ der of A. Schrader Cons, Inc., for Williams and was made comforting U. S. mails to further lu* weekly meejing. lando, thnt the boy had taken the necessary in order to obtain a real­ ticipating a hot fight. The vis­ $35,000 Jacob Estey. president of until his father arrived from |d’ By Smugglers scheme. I’oppham’s three asso­ Mr. Younts bears tho reputation nblo itors are coached by Dow George, of thc Sstey-Welt Securities Co., proverbinl French leave from a ly creditable band organization. ciates,, J. J. Abbott, Chari24 N. .............. ..„ of the nation’s fore­ Orlando to tnke him home. of being w one Edward, apparently not an adept I school that ho had been attending Tho question of thu old Atlantic Lrothcr of the local pro, who wilt for $30,000. ., on creji t und l LK’„Jan- 22- — Federal Himpson, Willium R. Collier wer* mojlt authorities Coast Linu passenger statio n . was team with Kerrigan in a series of | credit ____ _______ methods. He has been at the art of beating his way on a i there. Commisiioner Roy acquitted. J. D. Kenney, the o brought before tho club and spec­ professional matches in Tampa Bill To Buy Cape train, esconced himself comfortj The youngster was clad a bit l ™1 Commissioner of In- ----- wns covered by the indict-' travelling for the association for ably on the train while it was only [ too scantily for a prolonged so­ ial committee wns appointed t 9 soon. speaking on “A KS?™6 D»Vid H. Blair, Inent by Judge Jubb who ^stru ct- about two years Cod Canal Reported Dinner will bo served at 7 o’clock short distance out of Orlando. He ) joura in u climate such us New inve: tigate tho legal status of tho I lj *° permit smuggling cd the jury to return a 'i e r d i j . Ncw Conception Of Credit.” He ilmade according to arrangements by question nnd report to tho cham­ no efforts, it ia said, at cory i York is reputed to have at this hingto" of thousands of acquittal. Judge G r i ' more than 41 States, uear. [has visited mort Mrs. Pettitbcnoit, who asks that WASHINGTON, Jan. 22. — X passing sentence ''n ' t h r w appearing in approximately 300 ccalmcnt but elected to enjoy the season. He wore no coat nnd the ber at the next meeting. La in ?L.,for thc s hrinc fng c motion by defense for new hi reservations be made by the couu- bill for thc government to pur­ sleeves of his blouse stopped ab­ r. scenery as he came through thu I ? S. W arner cities. try club phone, number 2,500 us chase thc Cape Cod canal was fav­ COSTA RICA DESIGNS country. This, however proved his ruptly a t the elbow. Perhaps he lim ' Cp? ty U* S- Marshall trial. quickly as possible. The dinner orably reported Thursday by tho relied upon the stoutness of his undoing when the conductor caught Low now chief of poThe senate ratified treaties with Commerce Committee. GENEVA. Jan. 22.—Costa Rica and danco are for the benefit of Senate heart, which wns shown in his a t­ ^ stify in g a t the June will start on J J ^ ay ,th a the Dominican repulse on evacua- sight of him. hns resigned from membership in the newly organized Sanford Golf Though opposition was made by titude towards the police, to carry year. That a wash day m u tif)n of Amel.jcan troops and re­ The young traveller told tho po­ l e r "Wl S.h*W°n and Wilseveral committeemen. , the League of Nations. J Club. , • , fun(jjng the u orainican dent. lice thnt his home originally was him safely through his journey. Thf.n hurMjay ^ d u r e d Ba- warning to the prospcitt |Wm “ on after hU arrest. brides. MILWAUKEE CLUB TRAINING PLANS ANNOUNCED HERE OIL FEE CHARGES AGAINST SENATOR WHEELER PUSHED J « la MM V f, .1 Jttf ftftM .l I ftt,% IIIAItf n .1 Dominican Treaties ReceiveSanctionOf Senate Wednesday . . . . • - - Plan Complete For Gojf Tourney Here Friday Afternoon igton N e w s Dreams Of Youthful Traveller Are Shattered When Law Intervenes . . �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY a|, i»25, the Jewel o f the W est Coast REASURED for years as the choicest piece of Alfred Ringling’s great holdings, its tropical beauty held intact, Whitfield Estates wfil at last be offered to the public on Thursday morning January 29th, at nin o’clock Bathed ijn year ’round sunshine, warm as May while the Northland freezes, truly it is a spot of enchantment Fronting on the most beauti­ ful bay in the world, sloping gently to the waters’ edge, it offers incom­ parable home-sites. Here, amid the riotous color with which nature has endowed the flora of the W est Coast, the genius of man is creating a modern wonderland that beggars description. Wide boulevards, perfectly paved, will traverse the property, so ingenim agnm cent Hotel, an imposing Yacht Club, a beautiful country club are but a few of the improvements which will begin at once. M any homes are now being constructed on the property so th a t you m ay have your choice of a building site, or you m ay purchase a wonder­ fully attractive home ready 'to be lived in. — - ______ _ Reservations Will Be Accepted Noiv r W hile no sales will be actually consumm ated until the Opening Day, January 29th, <7 we will accept reservations now. 7 1% There will be many who will buy a number of lots to resell at higher prices. To get in on the ground floor prices at which the first unit will be offered, you m ust make your reservations at once. " Q A o a ra s o ta , a r c ity o f Magnificent Opportunities T he grow th of Sarasota w ith in th e p a s t tw e lv e months has been astound- S Z tu Z ments are risin,{ as if magic’ cost $3,000,000, wilt be construct- Adair Realty & Trust Company T h e N a tio n 's O ld e st R e a l E s ta te F irm Sole Selling Agent* Mira Mar Building - SARASOTA m*. WrJJ v* v"/' f-"/y- |tX Hf 4tr a . e j| �ed such count favored Senator Mayfield. At the last session, the committee declared unfounded the charges of excessive expenditures, but eight additional witnesses were heard a t this session on the charge of fraud and imidation. The sub-commlttcc. in addition to Chairman Spencer, Republican, Missouri, included Senators W at­ son. Indiana, and Ernest, *Ken­ tucky, Republicans, and King. Utah and Neely, West Virginia, Democrats. Worry Englishm en _ , n m g lO nn agreem ent. ie-.em.iy cuu- A C opy o f R ep o rt on .D ec lin e ciujod between the Brutish trensR cn u ested By S e n a te A t Uly officials and A ustralia. The I ts Meeting on W e d n e sd a y ; money will be used for public imH u g h e s W n n lsT o H car F a c t s g " ! ttt Senate Wednesday fornmlly ca,lc‘on Secretary Hughe:! for n copy of the much-discussed Paris ropnrn-; tionu agreement together with such information concerning its licgo* f i r„vidiiig oivuituniUea equal to .j,, a oJ Australian*, G reat B ritain has agreed also to contribute to the cost of receiving depot* to lie established in thu vaAustr.nl in cxnerts to i imis borrow a total of $170,000,000 for the ;ir.ymi'.it of $du,00'j,00u ior in­ terest charges, the money to be used for public improvements. The flotation oC the loan itrclf will be nnd* rtnkeu by Australia and th borrowing* * will probably extend over a ions- period. Tiie Now South Wales govern­ ment has Lvccntly accepted the crianmnwtiii th government’s nf.cr of $2,300,001) for fostering im­ migration. This money wtll be ndvnnccd iit l-ondnn ns required. No Coffee, No Tea; Star Boarder Fights DAYTONA. Jan. 22— “He ask­ ed for tea. There was no ten. "He naked for coffee. There was no coffee. "He then hit mo threa times across the head." Christina Lawrence, negress, tratified ngainst her star boarder, Will Jones, in municipal court Mon­ day mopnir.g nnd her testimony wm cnrrnrboratcd by Bertha Hol­ lins. The negro wns fined 510. WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.— The long pending Lausanne treaty pro­ viding for resumption of'diploma­ tic relations by the United States with Turkey wan brought out from relative obscurity Thursday by the White House dinner conference con­ cerning its position in the senate. At the invitation of President Cool* idge, members of the Hennte for­ eign relation* committee discussed the treaty a t the White House Wednesday n iih t with Richard Washburn Child, who repreronted the United States in it* negotia­ tion. PLAN CAGB TOURNEY. TAMPA, Jan. 22.—A' competi­ tive basketball schedule has been arranged by school principals and W. L. Quinlan, director of public recreation here, fo r children in eight of the city's elementary scnools. The schedule will begin January 2.1 and continue through March 13, with games to bo nlaved each Friday. Members of the different grades will oppose each other, and suitablo trophies will he awarded the champions. Have Ptovcn it Good For Bandits Escape With $900 In Birmingham BIRMINGHAM, Jan. 22. — Squads nf depute sheriffs nnd i>oliccmrn are guarding roads lending out nf the city in nn effort to nr* rest three armed motor bandits who held on n down town Western Un­ ion Office here nt midnight Wed­ nesday night nnd escaped witii A few very quaint dancing frocks $000 in currency. It was the eighth are made of stiff shiny black satin "f a series of robberies occurring with a certain crinkled effect. Th*’:* hero in tha Inst few days. , are usually combined with gold A smnrt acccarnry is n double Firing of pearls, one of natural col­ The pnhuna negligee It much or nnd one n delicate pink, held In smarter thnn the lnee-trimmcd nf- place with a sapphire clasp. fair for the slender woman, it comes in the most gorgeous color­ Buffalo hides nnd sheep rkins are ings and fabrics nnd has nn irre­ imnortnnt items in Java's leather sistible appeal. industry. A ddress In Cham ber Favors. ?»Jy Re cei ved WVuiiestl ly on the subject >i iuterenllicd debts by Louis Marin, former m inister of lihcrutcd re­ gions and now opposition deputy, received en'husiastic comment in Thursday Homing newrpanern re ­ gardless of party liner. The rubstanc.* o£ the deputy's remarks ' chted powers would not he desirn- were by moral inquity, France will he compelled to pay enormous sum s ‘ T blc. ,tr*v' Sei-sfe irreconcilable* who have demanded oy her by the United ♦••-t, declared their nolo pur pore i> t" Stntcs. . _ ^ g o t the fartr. so as to determine ; wi n *h< r the agreement does in fnct * ’ com it the Unit 1 States in the (The Progressive Grocer.) settlement of tl:? l partitions prnbA brill*.’ .walked briskly into u '•r *~ lcm, refiisrel to indicated he cotrrse . - t h e y might uu ue should Mr. Kioctry sto.ro, and inked for a cou­ ple of good egg plants. As thr g ro ­ .- , .H ughi° take thni p isition. cer *.v.n' wrtinping them up. she Enci-dcri Authority? *'■ There were riiggestidns, however, asked “ How deep should these be ’ ’ that th** Senate would declare that planted to ire. best results’.'" •T’l&ntidV" said the astonished Jess Crawford, Organist, •**- in its judgment the Executive -Dentoritr./YniiVe not going til plant ■j—* pnrtmcnt of the Government exExplains W h y H e Plays , carried its authority in negotiating them are you 7" • “ Yes." replied the bride. “ My . ..jjth " agreement without the advice M odem Music hu: hand won’t eat any but strictly _ and consent of Congress. In this connection it was pointed flesh eggs ami the stores are so Tlio organ, associated hereto­ •' •“ out that Comrre i had assumed full unreiiahl,', I have decided to raise fore with Sunday morning in my own." r t; authority over the settlomenl of the church and the most solemn nml wnr *M»t to ‘he United States by impressive of concerts, is now NAME JUSTICE OF PEACE he nlli-d nnd n’ xocintcd powers, joining other classical instru­ TALLAHASSEE. .Inn. 22. — " nnd that the Paris agreement dealt in the interpretation of 'w ith the debt *if Germany for the Governor Martin lias appointed O. ments what, fev tho hick of a better i V maintenance of the American nr* 1 Strickland of Miami as justice is called “jazz.” of tho' pence for District No. ti of name, • i ni” of **ccupatinn nn the Rhine. Jess Crawford, America's most In the form originally offered by Dade county. famous organist, lias succumbed J. M. Archibald, of Center Hill Senator Johnson before Secretary to the lure of modern syncopation Hllghcs issued hi statement do- lias been appointed justice of the nnd is blazing a trail which will • - 4 clnrlng thnt the United States wm t’l'aco for District No. 7, Sumter undoubtedly ho followed by many - " ' not i bMgatcd under the settlement County. other fanfous organ musicians. „ * tn take any action in. the event of Mr. Crawford plays a t tho Chi­ . ,, tiie failure **f Germany t•* pay r* cago, in Chicago, III., tno largest Couple Quizzed About .* pn rat Inns, the resolution • r<*!\ theatre in tho world. Although ’ railed upon the State Department Man Killed in Miami tho public calls what ho plays ’j for a ropy, of the agreement. '‘jazz,'A»ii3 refu ec* ao-to consider 'iv* r r *alien Suect.-led? AM 1.3 a a. 2-r. w . c.iiipleV p-' In th ’‘ Foreign Relation: f'nm- reiMl cnting themselves to he Mr. nnd • ^ rm’Mce however. Chairman Borah Mr*. Andrew F. Ostroff of Kansan SL^oTered an amendment utiii • • which <’itv, tine: tiorifd until an early BIr. Hughe i w*ujl*I have be“n a :! oil hour were Thursday morning by police sn,.oitiini i w h e t h e r Ambassador thn murder of Morris L. ■ Kellogg had at uny time durin;- regarding Simon, wealthy glass iminufnctur,.* .th e nognr.iations suggested a re ,c> cr of Kan as City, whose body was viiii- n that tiie ngrnement :dimdd in th*. brush besides Gratig., .not I"* conatrned an. binding the I'tund ny rend Tuesday iifteraonn. Th • • rer,r» a*ion rettlrniotitl Senator* Pepper. of Penn:yfv». man and woman are held in I lie v il t , await tint her mve. ■••■•pin. and WilMn. *>f Ohio, Kepuldi filial tigatinn. ■■ run -, nunosed thin an en Intent, ni"1 , . til*- ConmPtee finally accepted will '•'.*' division a *iil»;;tituts* pro• por-il by Senator I'epper, railing r -J- for n rrp'irt on the ncgnlir.tion -•*—itbcm reives. ;i A* th«* time Se-rci.iry Hughe.* i - nurd Ida stateme'it on Hr* agr»«*. r*rn‘ Stale Den:" tn: "it oflleial-- r*>i rat d their denial that Mr. Kid■’^ l forr*- (mil siige-t ■led a res 'rvatinn • <Jet the" time of Iho *dgniin* of th** ; • t n ’ ' i' ’"i iit, Tiie;. did. n t however. ■, , th l* p'dillahetl r* n ot . that le> had tr-r hTeen • I a reservation in the infor • -nver.-uit’oe < whleJi procidiil ** *lh- olciinry session mly, nut or* Pepp»r end Willis not j j f f l v M)o::ei| the Bo ah amendment »* hip, iltrv id *o voiced opno utlon to .),<** ,*'-1 ' Utire resolution. They hold > .«.jii*** view lh-*t it *vu‘j n e c s ary for A charming dance dress shades ;^ U .,lh r conate to i all formally on the from a vivid green skirt to a bodice ’ ’ Seer, inrv of State for a copy of til ot ilmii of silver with exquisite ' ■. agreement. .-haded fringes. -JJ A wits *hc i n c, however, in Iho .* there was ro record in -. -J.^tbe cojmmittee. Lausanne Treaty Up Fof \ Consideration g r a n g e Gr« Lake Front On Pa|m^ Right in t, AT * 'intersmith's Chill Tonic COME AND SEld THE HEART Of | OF THE GREill “Tiie public insist) on calling everything ‘jazz’ that has a danco rhythm," he explains. "But tiioro are dance rhythms and danco rhythms. Jazz is one thing anil American music ns it is devtdoped today is quite another. "I think especially of ono fox­ trot ballad thnt I play very often, ‘Honest and Truly,’ ns rhythmic and melodic a piece of music ns any thnt the great writers of sen­ timental music have ever given us. The idea that many* peoplo have that the masters only wrote intellectual music is a fnllncy that must lie exploded before tho American public will appreciate what tho modern composers are doing. "In reality, tho serious musi­ cians of today arc interpreting great themes in rhythms of tho time, much as former composers interpreted great ■iliemtj hi thy W atch this paper for tom orrow’s 2 page Advertisem ent —If it fails to arrive—Phone “The M an In Charge.” We H ad one P rinted for You WOODRUFF & WATSON’S SALE STARTS SATURDAY, JANUARY 24 AT 9 O’CLOCK EXPERIENCED SALES PEOPLE WANTED Seating Of Senator Earl Mayfield Is Favored By Committee In Senate liliee nail tne Daunts ot the elec nil reeou at ed and it was deelar A Statement From Mr. Clark Travel in Comfort THE WOODRUFF & WATSON SALE COMPANY Move to? Why don't you know? They are now at 117 Bark Ave„ next to the Seminole Hotel with the Sanford Cycle Co. They have a swell drive in at the real* raid give the best of service ami manufacture their own famous Hof-Mnc Bat­ tery. rtis!esf grouting development on thc'V/ciP Coast c f flo r id * O n M em o ^Highway O n O ld Tampa Bay The name of Woodruff & Watson has been associated with Sanford business his­ tory since 11)12. It has been one continuous gradual climb to leadership in its line of which they are mighty proud, and so is Sanford and neighboring territory, within a radius of 100 miles. Sound business principles, plus n harmonious blending of high quality nnd low prices, are the factors which have placed this business on the too rung of leadership in every line it deals in. Like the tree you wish to preserve, to grow and to last, they must do some prunning, however. In Justice to those who have patronized thi.i institution during the past years, the Woodruff & Watson Store promises them and all who desire to vuil themselves of a great opportunity to save, such low prices for the highest quality merchandise ns to cause their sale to linger in your memory as being in a class by itself—a community benefit—and a "sale with a conscience." Nothing else befits their good intentions, during their 7-day selling campaign. I have been given carte blanche orders to dispose of tiie stock irrespective of profits. Their word, their reputation, is behind evey transaction, great or small, dur­ ing the special selling period.—"And 1 Meant It.". (Signed) C. J. CLARK, "The Man In Charge” My plans for (hi it nerc *•*ir, f.-r »■ my home phet u l ty nt I'matiib, |^B T hi: proprrt; public auction t« f l der for rash or c l suit |nirch.i«frv ■ Completely hou-t* " ith porch, bath a d H fronting on n n rfl paved htrerti I’mntill.i; a and **ill jirrhiblTH one-half il- u l^ ^ B I'alm Court snhdi\ i-iuns jrr pn pertiv. frnnlinH ab .vc l.i.kc middle of the q i l rinmicjl (i* heat im* orange im H fer two m M l front in l ake IcdH several other i’alm Court fr^XiH lined uitli craafajH five feet tall. H I will abo oifitiH lake front corners and ttkft make tin finr t nine big lots in «&■ orange and itrapdmB lot frontinc entWM lined street, hi(h « looking the lair three to five inirurtsB chui'cln s, -rhi.nl. o i l center of CmatQlt ■ AlfO two tangerine gniiM **■ across the frncr lioB the finest 160 atRM id.i. These -iff 1*^ kind of grove that B rt-ll for four or HuB lars per acre at will in- easily dollars nn acre » V years. \ lads will all lx tj clear. I’urcha'ffJ home nml oran*e C*1 cjlsIi or assume tkra on tho original P»™1 Every piece «'f '“ J lie sold rcgardle* 1 Come and see >•*” | willing to P '). “ “ 1 that another such conic soon to Pjir^ sirahlo property i*n town and on such taj can get one to to pay, at h Come to CmaUtl1* nary 2.1rd. 19^’ start at 2 B. M. •* in the heart of thf tion ca it of the on beautiful Ruse •» THOMAS AUmatilla, Lak*i Prohibition does not prohibit you from —SAVING! If It I)id This "Selling Event" Would Have Never Been Started. fB e tw e e ti rl7 u n p a -a n d S t.'P o te r s titr g Theso black kill shoes with tho BCiul-Colonlal tunguo offer the ut­ most in stylu nnd comfort for traveling. Tho porous quality ot tti'.a Icnthur makes It supreme In comfort, without sacrifice of style. Thu Dim udds a smart uote. ASHEVILLE HARRY E. PRETTYM AN b u rn is h e d | WHITE HOUSE INN Ni xt A tivltl. t’euntry Cl ^60-JAN’25 IIOP-MAG BATTERY CO. Phone I01-W THE “ADVERTISED” SALE Starts Next Saturday in Sanford January SANFORD, FLORIDA You will enjoy l'1* Street Fair no* 1 Umatilla. The » rt “A Great �S Florida. except the University of end the 'University of Irish Industries Thrive Under Protection Plan bTATE c o l l e g e I, Jan. 22.—A new Hing has been adoptktato College, whereherical system gives [re modern system of Fetters. _ Hereafter Kite on the quarterF wfll' fall into the fees: U; II—Good; C—Fair ^-Failure. |v«i a student three B denotes two qu*lites one quality unit, itain a degree, a stiiave enbugh quality [-.pond with the niw units. If 'a young s an hveregV of C, Sve her 62 units or end of four years. If in a subjoct she trill * C in some other Her to have the te[• of quality units, a[p.sscs the course in Ikes •D* iding system roccivirity of the student * being heartily enmajority at the stuho feel that it is a regardless of the ihcassarily caused T>y [ custom. Ihnt tb» new system pted by all southern DUBLIN, Jan. 22—Protection for Irish home ‘industries. Intro­ duced in the plast budget by the Free State finance minister nvowadly as an experiment to see whether it worked and whether it warranted a permanent place in the government's policy, is snid to have proved successful. The Federation of Irish Indus­ tries has reported that the tax on shoes has stimulated the shoe trade and largely increased the output of the factories. The con­ fectionery trade and the bottle hulking trade are said lb have been sim ilarlyhelped. In the tobacco trade the duty imposed for revenue purposes has operated as' n tariff and has resulted In the establishment in the Free State df English firms nnxious to retain their Irish trade 'by coming • within the tax bar­ rier. They have spent $1500,000 on buildings and the _ ___ __ factories have given employment to 1,000 hands. With 25,000,000 dwellings in tho United States, it is estimated that 5,000,000 families cannot find homes. __________ _ England last year. French Tapestries Protected By Fund TO HOLD FAIR SOON "Jacky" he *anld “you know what SARASOTA, Jan. 22— Tha Safa W ill happen'to'you If you tell a By Sleeping sota county fair will b« heW Jan­ l!e?w r^TTll" “ M y o ath , b o f* ,“ replied Ja ek y , M.RSAJLLES, Jan. 22— The uary 27 to 30 and extensive pfeLONDON, Jan. 22^-Because black fellow charged-tn-n country “me g o down b e l o w — b u m lo n g Franco-Amerlcan Commission en­ event of tta J " * 1 ** *icknc3» chan*etJ S d I i “ * : « S t trusted with the task of superin“Quite r i g h t ” replied t h e - m a g i s •and will give the character of chlldrtn and to give evMefc* Sn'Me Own behalf, four racing mn?e »ome of them criminals, the The ftiPgtetrtW, bUng'doubtful ii trate. "And now you know what K t A ? «Pe»Witure of the million dollar RockMler donation wilt happen if .you tell the truthT” daily, and o fothoritie* ale considering th e ; he understood the ^nature of an ;° r renovation and repairs a t Fonreworks Ex- building of special schoolsfor oath, undertook to exanilne hlm on tainbleau, has decided to put will include these youngsters. Children whop " ■/ *:— ' —7— ------nien to work immediately reirts« winners have suffered from the disease, it storing the roofs ftojre, and drain,i Htock show ,5 saItl. not only change their tt *** astern of the Versailles palace. The work at Rheims nnd Fon­ niG TOMATO ACREAGE emotions. tainebleau will not be started un­ _ Reporting to the Metropolitan itore,• W ie m a t e r l a f s f t f a t c i r r y - j r t o i pirn iffe acid fo rm t h e In th e m a n u T iP t h re Vr til the spring. Such is the dilap- s S in ^ L ' * * ^ ^ * ^ an.' m —^ rom Asylums Board, Dr. Charles Glyni T h e A ddition of t h e p ro p er quantltlfe* and Itlnde of m a t e r i a l s lias** nrnttml Wtilrli thi* m ix tu re lx idated condition of the palace of I.ioO to 2.000 acres will be plant- says: *“It seems that the disease I t h a t r a r rj r A m m o n ia nml Pfltuih gives t h e a n a l y s i s dssUled. a ml d e te r m in e s t h e condition of t h e m lx 'eraaiHcs, however, that nrchit- ed to bean, tomato and other truck mav pass through a phase In , Hire. V liorefore. i h e m a te r ia ls fo rm in g th o D A S E a r * of p rim e Im portanc e In th e m ixture, .* advised Immediate work lest crops in this district, according to which physical changes are th e ’ that mins and another winter utterly present indications bused on the only prominentfeature, so Tlie t w o p o p u la r so u rce s used ns flAttf? a r e f i r s t , th e so-called A d d P h o s p h a te ( t h e p r o p e r n a m e Pk- crimes may' be committed for jP°'| priceless tapestries through sale of seeds by dealers in f o r w h ich Is S u p e r p h o s p h a t e ) ; an d second, t h e v a r i o u s itra d e s and q u a litie s o f Hone. boi-r- Csnnl ppiot, Moore Haven lum en the offender is not fully re-, and West Palm Beach, it is stated sponsible.” [ S t : p n m * l t O S P I t A T E v a r :- * In q u ality^ ( a n d t h e r e f o r e also In p rice ), th e s a m e a s a n y o t h e r f e r here. Seed sufficient to plant b e - ---------------------------t l l l t e r m a te r ia l. T lie S u p e rp h o sp h a te used In I D E A L fe f tlllx e r s Is o r o u r o w n m a n u f a c t u r e by a new process. It t o m e s from tlie Mux In n cle a n , s w e e t , dry. h ig h ly a v a ila b le an d finely p u lv e rise d c o n ­ yL IN C r, Jan. 22.—Gadsden fwcsn 1.000 and 1200 acres of j In some parts of Hungary, the ' county farmers arc planning to benn.s already hnv» been sold by i superstition prevails that n loaf of { ditio n . and o n t h i s a c c o u n t we r a y It o u r NKW PIIOORSH SUPRUPIIOSUMIATB. I t c a r r i e s Its p la n t food In n fo rm t h a t lx readily ttvallaMu f u r th o n o u r i s h m e n t of th e p lant, a n d H I s ' f a r s u p e r i o r t o the raise more than 1,500 acres of Pahokeo and Canal Point dealers, bread halted on Friday and tm -; sun-grown cigar filler tobacco dur­ Tomato seed h bring planted be- paled cn a titick is a sure safeguard ( A d d P h o s p h a te m a n u f a c tu r e d u n d e r t h e o ld e r m s th o tls . W e tiro t h e exclusive F lo r i d a m a n u f a c t u r e r s ing the forth-coming season, it is tween tbc rows of beans in nbout ngaimt fire,_________________ j_ J of t h e NKW I'llOcffcSS S U PK IlPIIO rtPItA T B. announced here. Some o f-th e H O N E MBA I* v a r i e s In u u a llty a s w ell a s In p ric e . I t r e q u ir e s sh illed chSmlS ts a n d la b o ra to r ie s , lending farmers in the county have w i t h ln tr ( c u te e q u ip m e n t to m a k e tho t e s t s w h i c h wn r e q u ir e of th e p u r ity , a v a ila b ility , fin e n e s s taken up the production of sunof g rin d , »te., of h o n e inoaJs. E v e ry lo t o f h o n e s u s e d .In I D E A !, f e r tili s e r s Is s u b je c te d t o tliese te s ts . grown Sumatra, it is said, realiz­ ing that while the present price is a fair one it should yield a profit of three to five cents a pound. A great deal of that to be planted this year is contracted for at 20 cents a pound. KI.OIIIDA JA C K S O N V ILL E Joy Bruce, official mountain-lion II. r . MINK. H anford lir a n c h Mnhn«cr. hunter of the State of California, has bagged 206 Hons. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co, P h o n e 17 ■+**+ v FIRST# *• * / <-* ■>❖ <-<.<-* * * * SECOND- TH IR D - IMPROVEMENTS GUARANTEED THE SELLING PRICE AND PROFITS TO BE EXPECTED , Location W ith Regard to n -i-* .><.+ | IT T1 A A A SANFORD Mellonvillo nnd Geneva Avenues arc soon to he paved. Streets Situated nbout two miles from the business district of Sanford, throughout the subdivision are already laid out and flanked Compose the final agreement, which, in the case of Oak Hill, nnd near tho main highway to Orlando, Oakhill is readily ac- by I'alms. Electric Lights have already been installed and has convinced a thoughtful, keen and well-informed buying possible to the busy working man, and Is in the direction to- all modern conveniences will soon add to the general attracliveness public, which continues day by day the rapid selection of prop- ward which population is moving. » erty in Sanford's newest subdivision. 112 P a r k A v e n u e -!• ;•. J <• - I - F ■ : > ^ * -:o* * * *.> *-> .;. * .J. $ v * * <• •>%•■>< - n - i’ ■?<>•:* v •:>•:* m tm m J . J • > . j , . > .sj-■> . �► V. Ms Hie* Sanford Herald l in 1i # f , r » «flrrwmpiT r m r i w lit tM ftrt. Pldrlta Y\ Jp ttto d »* S*coml Clam Matter. • £ c*Sb*r, ” • *»•>• ‘h- Po.toftica U m frh'i'rii i : *,r,,,u’ ul",,rr Act of (tOl.LA.nl> i.. n>:\>_ C tllN •t- HOWAItO tlKItCJ.... ---- M u ic n l i t M analla At f i *> P tra« 14s M , ItDIcntPTIIHI RATBB g"* T**r~ 17.0° Six Montha....«S.(0 Delivered In city by Carrier, pet •reek 16c. Weekly Edition lx.OO <VJ I 1>'4 obituary aotleee. card* of thank*.AU resolution* ana notices of entertainments where *r<! m"rt" wl" »>• moharned for at regular advertlstnr in . ■•ii .■: ! a r v .*« S W fS rtJfi.* i« l» « -tS-FwBTSrSi: nnd n,»° »!• local •/ Published herein. All rlnhta ii I*pu1b ,,CAtlon of special dispatch•a herein Are also reserved. in..1 THURSDAY, JAN. 22 , 192.',. B,BLE „ KINGDOM is No N eed io r Alarm ' ' As Brisbane Sees It tremendousTcUv^ty *°r tw? minutes 6f line connecting Buffalo and NewHavTn h I"* Ju,?1? a,on» a edipse of the sun. The shadow o f f h ! J heTe. 'vil1. be a toU1 rate of a mile a second, will allow h n f T v r tr?ve,in* at the for the scientists to make obse n ^ tw ! tri? nj f,3f 8Cant time plans have been laid for s t u d y ? 0ILd deduct»ons, but the route to be conducted with «♦ obae^vatories along cision. 1Ul “ *e utmost of military pre­ When one stops to consldpr . the astronomers are tryin g1to a ^ J T ' T . important results eclipse, and the fact that t h i s - 3 H ? \ a\ bY means of the and that throughout the coursp r»fPSC astfl but two minutes. p w f ifi?i lVi ia. ? ,!,r e " o m. ic .i I'“ p r Cpa (U ? . -H«|r aauunB t s , r aw ^ there f i t.1 :iiothinir, r ....... m u.vet re Will ne will v e ryhofevere w n l,n c h e < i» « th o ko n*L vr!<no!v ,w,e« «— “ a c u Poetically ity the moon next Saturday morninJ ivh , uw shad°w of superstitious fear. Everyone 55* h i ? 1 5C 8e,zed with a»Y tronofners through the h„a".b.e? e " ,fo.rm« ' the ' T0DA' Saturihiy^mornhig] M M ? ti- t, about K i r * WI THI N: — denb’ become as dark ns ni^ht 001 nearbv c,’ties will sud- Neither nhnll they say, In here; or’ In there! for. behold the king­ chnnts to!preve^^^^ Sin. 1 bankers and merthat time. And on the other hand nn^f K bo!d:uP men at every description are making just n s l r * ’ ,a^’*breakers of t h e goat the most of those two minutes 1 e .pI?ns to make Who acts the lilnnie when price! hours, and secure just as m..eh « id 5kness dur,nK dayliffht rise ? The Merchant, .!!?£s_]iave ann°u»iced their intc? ilin ^ r " !? 0!!*1^ Many . l?m21f GW| ,S "‘thin you- I'ukc Who profits—] n 't hevpubl ic’s e y e s ? | u n til a f t e r ’t i l e ’cd'ijwe^‘is o f l,o t o p e n in g a t all The Merchant. And yet, who protests each ad • to h .va a„ thcir money locke(i f i 1; ‘:!!1hnvcr,T n * * off the streets. ‘ ,n vau^a an(l their messenger? • Vance, And a t ouch price boost looks nskahee. • m « of thoXlumiii'm S S r e ' f m m ’th t 'AT*'*1ecli"3ca As a most serious circumstance? man, or even the man of the mid’ii m tbat tko Premitive _ The Merchant. A Good Exeoae. Two Maniacs Fight. Tied to Their Anchor. Two Billion IToun. A NEW AND EXCLUSIVE WAIST LINE MODEL - - - - - — ■ ! - ft— r~ " O U R EUROPEAN friend«, statesmen of England, Prance, etc., say this country now tirfd up in the reparations mess, and that we have made ourselves practically responsible for Germany’s debts. Our statesmen say no; wa were only trying to got a few hundred million dollars, out of the scram­ ble. In any case, you will probably discover that wc have given Eu­ rope a chance to say, by and by: “You have not kept the faith and so we shall not pay what we bor­ rowed from you.M 9 <* ^ JOHN KUEHN amt Albert Joe fought desperntcly with henvy mopn. Before they were separat­ ed Keuhn was killed. Keepers ovf rpowered Joe, thc winner. Both were madmen and fought in an asylum. “Oh" you say, “cruzy, ch? That explains it.’’ N hat does it explain ? Were those two maniacs any more ernzy : or w,,d than the civilized nations! tho recently started fighting and * were k ! iw - ‘ Ul‘,i' v-int,Suitht‘ mnn Kcts whl‘tstaho! want, when VCh lie wants it. etc., rome along to make OC *r°weck'?hieh <,rop Within thc hinkSnl’0"U again.‘ n,0n‘r to muke you Who marks^them down without a inclined them lo the belief that thee u* ° f n ,!1,uto 'buknesa More money in savings banks S S ' “ ® ~ I" Jail. »ome Jell.' Tho Merchant. I .t mi ms. ' Bigger wages might ex­ Who Ijjithe public blaming now? I ^ Plum some of that. .... 1 nc Merchant. •■••.mes this: In New York!*'blgjcst Who bears the brunt in all this and »t is said that the Emnerio? rin, v ° n to !he Romi™ ‘•t.\, crime nmonir h». been i.„„.. among women women has l* ' row? Tho Merchant. N EW OLD POLITICAL PROBLEMS eclipse in dii A. D. and a v o S d . ?,t,,ri S nnt,c,Pated an ut down one-half since prohibi­ ASHEVILLE CITIZEN ^ tion came in spite of the city’s by announcing it beforehand But t h / i T ? ,K hiit pc°P,e growing size * : KK‘ 4 h b ^ Me^hanPt S frt“,Ucnt wuiU people of this period appear to hi vVhw^ V?dffe which tho Bigger wages can’t explain that. dark ages and even the monks of mon a nas ,0;5t. dl| rin«' the a A V t , “ C n*.«M",!nt “th“ to’( b S ilr " ''! ? ”’7 .“ t , « “ Who donates money in your town? with considerable fear The ?i 'vatc*lecl eclipses . c.[tize?Bi}>P ‘n working MANY new crimes hns rinys. that the differences between u t hf> 1he Merchant. ,the tut, .......... major political parties I Vr Th r« ° f kn,°m ncy" y .Who never turns committees down? eelipse in 840 A. D a son of fh» p ‘ 18 .to,d tha^ during an Prohibition added to the list while have ... i mt. ' *be Dispatch. like virtually ’ " of fright. a HOn of the Emperior Charlemagne igne die died diminishing the uru , Merchant. among ! #; I 7 ” land?’y°|U" Ln,,^e,, Ai(l flMt lv ,urrS’ th? ec,ipae of next Saturday wiill occur under decided- Beni jy different conditions from those fwiHiaV*...... ‘'““V'1 ,,L'c,,le(|- in ** S h i u l ? ! ! ? f° r th," ,ocaI fin"d? improbiible if anyone will be very « e r iS u T 5 .fml l t ,ta, very I U nnSj «»>'- lt?t, it is not impossible that nn .w.i:. , - /Va,armed by it. •Home portion of this earth S° rV1K,lt tako Place in be completely overwhelmed by so sSdden’n 3*ISt U’ho milfht j..'hr tin' mm ami Home lenillne "citin.n" ! n 1 ',la“Ppearance of the activeprbootleggers. ’ “ thc 80n of Clmr„ J ^ y cal> ’em catfish but did yon | Ibmwae, might die “ frigh t ever hear one purr? J n,nAn/ r(>* inK city cun’t have too many well paved streets. o^ f f i ^ l ! W k n t in Lhi* »tatc « i! \ i Jack Dempsey has ipiit j fighting to get married. thoirUcon«h'm.m?f “ ri«'>t to precisely what is rlnnn ...lI "*,l,onai tienunefntion. adopted on a one-sided bearing T„ ^ nevci' a»>amendment is o fTv e rv l|R iu n0K0f ,ife «* "w*1® up b rlih fynll >L® beams, which are cd. but misnamed, Child I al oi- AJ lhe, matter ° f the so-cnllorlght nil the time.—Aitken. -o — ■w •“ « » -ttcn»fc*n z u z s t r s i i ;!!i."“pc: j “ " f "U> question \viiich^^he p’r’o,>«>Ments n‘f t 1^^ ‘ ‘ ‘' T ia a aide hcus.s . ft is g ra tify in g thn t i • * amL,ndmont never the desire to ‘ fP °tlie r Hide, ami M h sidc" i l L '.'“ ,;r0 to hear and <' ' discuss ” — hn! r l ' tn Colhort confesses to have stolen SID.ooo in the course or five years in order that her bus band might gamble. That is love carried’ to- an extreme. „ J 1 x s s 'l j r ..,T£ | ‘m" ".!r r n,‘ " '“lv-' contribut. C i.... ^ , rv ...... ‘r xivuiin twi> that means tcigarette, a - of lbe opinion that yuiiim iiiiH v. and mill a s l., fo Belongs to th e w hale community, it w hH tnoover I c n „ . ! , “ f t ' V ' H - ' t t o to ,lo fo r L « '“ . f° f th e liiinlci* I w ork th o T ''V u " w hen h fo lo r its ow n nuke. I.if,, js’ „ , ' 1 l,v°. ' rv jn ice In No state can make a success of T llf .! ? I* • rmsmg wheat and raise Hell at “ » i . 0 ™ R ,5n‘lW « » ~ h W hirl, | hnvli ,e w m hold of lor the motho same. time. And that, says the t v 'h a n d S 'n i T o l , " Wn Ils bn> , d l>' as possible be£l i T or.k U orbl. is just what Ki uin- Shaw. *id m e gunerati ons. „—George sas has been trying to do. Iternard T A, ‘I 1, Philanthropist, wc read, la-offering five hundred tit,I- N V Three |I 0 0 Bonds Are We _ _ Estreated in CityCourt Are Placed on Upsala And Grapeville The plans of the Sanford Golf Three bonds of $100 each were Club for Friday afternoon and Edgar Sjoblom and wlfj of Day- estreated in Municipal Court WedMISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Socictr^dit.or. Auction of a number of Tots evening a t tho Country Club are PHONE:—Rce. 428-J tona made a short visit on Sunday i nesday morning when Frank Blair, Wekiwa. Springs, In Oranga com*-J of exceptional interest. Following thc tournament which a t the homo o f his uncle, H. G .! negro, said to bo one of Sanford's ty about' 18 miles from SanfoT : lending purveyors of booch, failed is between teams of picked play­ Lundquist. i DuctoafaJ ' Rev. O. O. Eckardt of Pierson ex-; *? npp«*r_ to answer as many will b-gin Friday morning atlOH ,car< are Barnes-Congdom ers from Winter Park and San­ PERSONALS -----. — -* Won’t h a v e ^ j ford there will be a tea dunce at ects, to be hero for service next! charges of possessing liquor. F’o- o. clock with band concerts, ; 'ico ojeers quote th j negro ns say- brTup' fre« boating and $100 gold , the club house nt which time the unday a t thc Lutheran church. Mrs. Irene Harwell Barnes g that he has reformed nnd tha: l,r*2Cfl as added attractions, __ int Mrs. A. H. Lundouist, Mrs. ArAnnounces tho engagement and w M^ - . Annn M* UcVForest and Mrs. Los Angeles nro stopping in San­ cup given by tho Sanford Chamber of Commerce will be presented to chic Swanson nnd’ Mrs. Ballinger ?b neVermorc will he break the e m o tin g the sale will place ” • E. Watson returned Wednesday ford for a short while. approaching m a rrin g of her the winning team. Tne public is called to see Mrs. V. C. Collor~on Eighteenth Amendment in either *kc block both business and res!-? !rrom Duytona whc.ro they attend­ daughter," thl'm they “ £1 word or action. I depot property. invited to the tea dance. Monday in Sanford. ed the state conference of the D. Agnes Blanche " r“ iursday P. J. Mny(n nnd Fred Walsh of f A* 1C* Other cases coming before the Wekiwa Springs, is regarded b] Many dinner parties are being Mrs. Hannon returned from DuyDaytona arc business visitors in nrranged for ut the club, between . *° Neighbors will meet court were: John Welch, speeding, ( the M. E. Miller Realty corporn* St. tonn on Friday being ill with in­ William Davidson Congdcn Sanford. tic Temple a t 7:00 l \ i thi-^ hours of 6 and 9. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stone of fluenza at the home of her sister $3 nnd costs; Lee Taylor, s peeding, **on as nn exceptionally desirable aleai air.1} * ^ l * of Jacksonville $3 nnd costs; Klins West, disorderly nlnce of residence. It i s ‘known Following thc dinner 1iour there JM h e'S / ^ 1 The mnrringc will be solemn­ Danielson, Conn., arc -tho guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. B. McCall of will bo a script dance. Thc Fort Mrs. Hand! Tolar. conduct, $10 bond estreated, nnd »« one of thc states most famous 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Ira D. Mjirtin at their ized on Feb. 18 a t 6 P. M. at homo on Park Avenuo. The Willing Workers held a very Other Taylor, disorderly conduct, j M iuty spots. A subdivision in ' wcre the guests, Wednesday I itt Collegians will furnish the Friday tho F irst Baptist Churrh ensant-meeting on Friday at thc dismissed. of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McCall. P music from 5 until 12 o’clock. , being developed with all convent* irs. B. D. Caswell will hi of Sanford. The rccrntly organized Golf Club nme of Adclc Vining and F.loise Ham and Lula Branch, alleged 1•'ores for modern Rvln- though a t , m°n tell. 8 o’clock Bridge Club, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bender leave Winn. Fourteen members Several members of thc John l,n:ler hia Z " * n«iioi.,i.a - r l were negro bunk artists, were pulled the same time every effort' ia be* Thursday for their home in Ora­ M. Cheney Chapter of Orlando vis. has the purpose of creating inter­ present. ilbert Hanscom will t Delicious Wt mad aaT 1 neert at the High Mrs. Hill Entertains ! i : t ’ ,r" “Bor a w ry pleasant iked tho Sanford DeMolay’s Wed­ est in the excellent golf course both were servedDelicious refreshments from a train Wednesday afternoon ing made to preserve the '•.Tho next meeting will nnd returned to Orlnndo where, it beauty of the snot The snrinm among the people of Sanford nnd visit here with relatives. o’clock for the bcnc___ ____ ____ nesday evening to hear thc ad­ in other cities. The plans for F ri­ he held o n Jan. 31 «t. the.home of m said, they are wanted for a num- are three miles from Anopka’w hna ongrcgationnl pnrson- W ednesday A t Bridge tho secretary, Mrs. Archie Swnndress of Judge Cochran, Grand day afternoon nnd evening arc son. *5oSfol^jJ*1 Mr. and Mrs. W. i>. Coleman Master Councillor. lons°f "The «n u° ° re< aec* rail connections may bo found mndo to create and stimulate that hnve as their guest Airs. W. C. « hat she woalJil th !hpnlrP^ .‘? Ctaken , [ hnr?into c, uf> °" ho«ia . Io'*2/»are icing sold on sl a_ be n danco a t thc Mr. and Mrs. E. W. nnd Mr. nnd wh?eh Mrs. W. C. Hill entertained the interest. which thc pair was cus* of nar ln#»nf Greening of Tampa. Iiroken |b with the Fort Pitt Wednesday Bridge Club most Mrs. E, F. Lundquist were among tofly I. "Jumping » bn.rfl bill." Mrs. Iris Spcrring of Dade Citv, cn 1 k«rlJ I£ £ “ j ? Z T r * ^ 2 X 1 chestrn. The dance is charmingly at her home on Mag­ those from this section attending J._J. G „ „ „ |„ | w . II. Ne,c» ’spe™in'?* ,ls‘" G’ C' — . month through a ncrio«t of five the Longwood Fair. ■c benefit of thc Golf nolia Avenue. si ^^ftractorhL STUDENT FLIERS AVOID are motoring to points on the E ast years. The Conrad Realty com­ ■ Mrs. James Edge and baby son, Pink roses, sweet pens and ferns l j "}* chl<*rkonst, Thursday. East Sanford MISHAPS tendfvl ! pany is conducting tho sale. who hnve been spending a month Mr. nnd Mrs. Victor Chock hnve tended teachS ISaturday were delightfully used in decorat-j hero with Mf. nnd Mrs. A. F. Wesns their house guest, Mrs. Julius at tho Library at ing. Thu prize for high score, a) Mr. nnd Mrs. J. ?f. Mulligan of -M LONDON. Jnn. 22—Most nvin- . ^n8truction in parnrhutc jumping Grecnhut of New York City. Ghost Roy. Godfreys of Enterprise, terdick hnve returned to her homo crystal vase, was won by Mrs. A .i— -__________________ lion accidents are due to slight ! . •d ™” nt the Air Service Techut LAmpa. -They now have as their ilub at tho Library at ” • Wallace. Mrs. Claude Howard •,— ■ “ honr ? la yyill he at Pine Grove church nt .1 _____ ~~ muht-mare Moore’s Station Sunday afternoon, guest, Mrs. Geo. Benton of Ro­ errors of judgement, according J1'®?* fj'hool nt Chnnutc field, Ranw°n the cut prize, two hot mats. Ethel and on to tho Mnjor Barn­ Jan. 25, to hold services nt 3 o’­ chester, New York. On Tuesday to n recent analysis made of tou1, hor; e on thea»T Following the game n delightful Longwood hart’s place where we got on the clock this is the first service to she went with them nnd Mrs. Rnrn- more than 300 mishaps in the l salad course was served. [Saturday new clny road thnt tUes from he held there in more than a year. vell Beck to see her young grove Royal Air force. Three wr*d,j| Those playing were. Mrs. E. F. lusic Club will meet Longwood through West longwood Everyone come and bring your nt Tavares. It wns found thnt of (50 per cent At untie coajtiil One of the plensaat events of Housholder. Mrs. F. IL Roumillat Polk County Orange _Mr. and Mrs. Krimling on Mon­ cf the accidents, due to errors in and joins the Eustis nnd Sanford friends. the New Year was tlic 12th an­ n a k -Not Mrs. A. B. Wallace,. Mrs. Claude roe were Sunday callers at the judgment, but a small number Highway. Then we passed the your shirt ^ 17,1 nual reunion of the Longwood nnd Mrs. J. C. Vaughn will enter­ home of their old friends, H. G. Festival Howard, Mrs. M. 8. Wiggins. Mrs. Monday befell pupils nt flying schools, Eagan grove, thc Phipps nlnce. eting with tho Bible B. L. Perkins. Mrs. Hal Wight. West Longwood Old Settlers re- there we left the clny road and tain the Methodist Indies circle Lundfjuist nnd wife. Mr. nnd Mrs. while a large number were enusWINTER HAVEN. FLA. No. -I nt her home on Celery Ave­ E- W. Lundquist, Mrs. Hnllinger, K' eP "0 saviB-t of thc Westminster Mrs. D. P. Drummond, Mrs. Floyd union held Jan. 17. nnV T MISS IT went over to Uncle Buck Single-, nue on Thursday, Jan. 211. cd by carelessness among the re­ «n<i husine.1 Palmer, Mrs. George W. Knight. It was an ideal Florida day and [’clock at thc home of Jnnnnrr Ss-so-an-ar and Mrs. A. Swanson were also cently graduated pilots. ton’s where we had all spent so I ___ •‘ uymg jt » ^ Miss Bessie s Long will arrive callers. fheelcr on Union Avc- Mrs. Ralph Wight nnd Mrs. the dinner served by the Indies j many hnppy hours nnd been so j here next week the truth. ,./heeler and Mrs. L. Charles Britt. —. n month’s visit with her i first of tho week attending tho I) [to be hostesses. Please mention. Mrs. has gave the following toast. ft is about it i ince. N ellie Turner Circle orange trees left but we enchhnd i of Btardnll Seekers Class will Avenue and other man to enter “ Archie Swanson and John Lund­ old grovo friends. meeting nt the home Has Good Attendance , “A toast to the Old Year, n toast nn ornnge from Lthe qmst again made n trip to Jack« Poor man to i REDUCING STOCK ____ f. * a m l a.v which wo ate nnd thought of “by­ .Mrs. jburelia Contois of Chicago, sonville last week to drive buck Nixon at >1 P. M., Nt’W Orl aiu Ti» to the new. gone" days. Then on bv tho Dr. 111-, is here for the winter with ^Wo Buick nutomobiles. llowing ns hostesses, The Nellie Turner Circle met, May its pleasures be many, its Hunt nnd old Washburn house nnd her daughter Mrs. D. C. Potter Because of the expiration of my Icnse in my present lo -' M«\ and Mrs. Noah Fry, Mrs Jradbury, Mrs. R. It. sorrows be few, Wednesday nftornoon with Mrs. C. back to Longwood. cnt.nn I am offering onc-hnlf dozen 4x« photographs and and family on Miller Avenue. Bongston, Mr. and,Mrs. Krell ami rs. D. E. Camp, JIrs. J. Wolf nnd Mrs. J. D. Dorsey ns A hope for the future, a sign for one large 8x19 regular $12.50 value for . One of tho pleasures of tho day ( l{nt°n Carroway has returned; children and Mias Eunice Tyner Mrs. C. L. Goodhue the past, hostesses. There were 22 mem­ wns having Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hunt were Sunday guests nt the home of IT. Akers. < 0 . 1 tb,! ''I00* * 1 ' ’ Bible Institute in A smile for the present, its hours of Berkley, Calif., with us. Mrs. f hico^i, III., to resume his stud­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Tyner. bers present nnd four visitors. $0.00 speeding fast. The meeting opened with the Hunt will bo remembered as Lot­ ies fitting himself for missionary Emil Mngnuson came home Sun(Tuesday rending of the scripture by Mrs. tie Hand nnd nt thnt time the work. duy to see his family. Boh Bol­ Vji School at 8:00 thc “A toast to the old friends, n tons} hello of Longwood. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Chapman ton spent the day nt the Lundquist OWEN to the new While we enjoyed meeting so arrived last Friday from their home. After service Sunday they A toast to the dear friends, nnd many of the old friends we were home in Pendleton. Ind.. to spend made a viiit 112 P a rk n to - the home of Mr. Izniangundi. Photographer Phone 632-W I of the circle, u delightful social one to the true, sad when we thought of the “va­ the remainder of the winter with ,rs* •]rt’ss‘?r. hour was enjoyed. A prayer to our Maker, in rover­ cant chair” nnd our old friend Mr. their nephew W. W. Dresser nnd! di lner 1 >'ncr nn,i «ister, Miss We are required by law to. The next meeting will be held > ent fear. F J. Neimyer who died Inst year. family at their attractive home on I „,„Jenco ,8,!?nt ^ “ Gjrduy in Windef’s Barbecue with Mrs. A. C. McLendon on When we meet in a twelve month Mr. Neimyer having lived In Long­ Lako Golden. ' .T™ an', Sun'b'y made a trip in featly Enjoyed Park Avenue. we all may be here. wood some 35 yenrs nnd hnd only certain percentage of every Mrs. Herman Steele nnd son th dr car to Lakeland and Tampa, been absent from one reunion. Alton, of Orlando, were spending Miss Mnughnn and his aunt, Mrs. AUDITORIUM, DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. -After the dinner the president Those attending the reunion the day, Wednesday guests of Mrs. Charlotte Tyner accompnning them. byterian Brotherhood Memory of 2 Southern called tho house to order and the in cash to m eet all demands, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver spent the were: Mrs. Helen Greenwood. Miss Ben Austin. Tuesday evening, nt holidays a t the home of his •laugh­ rend the minutes of the Alice Tctheriy. Mrs. Eveiy Maury George Hart, on Oak Generals Is Honored secretary ter. Mrs. Hart in West Palm Beach. Inst meeting held Jan. 19, 1921, ,,n'* Mrs. J. S. Dinkel. Orlarnb policy is conservative, and wl A very soiled chamois may lie a complete success, Raliun and ‘’leaned by putting it in a weak so­ Ihree of their grund-childrcn re­ (90 men) Comemornting two o f t h e also letters from Mrs. W. I. Flet­ Mr. and Mrs. (aired guests were servhome with thjm for a short­ cher, Wichcndon. Mnss., nnd Mrs f'nrl Rabun Jr.. Mrs. H-ntic lution of soda water in which thero turned time. pi ide in more than complying finest barbecued veal, South’s most beloved generals, Charles DeVoe. Berlin. Wis., also hurg Zachary, Miss Mildred Flnnsis also some grated soap. Leave W ALT ER DAMKOSCII, Conductor * pork. In addition re­ Robert E. I.ce nnd Stonewall Jack­ a wire received from \V. L. Sing­ Sanford; Mr. nnd Mrs. HughHand, it a few hours, then you can rub it Pet­ son whose birthdays come in the links were included in Come to the High School Fridnv the law in every m atter that W ednesday A fternoon 3:00, January 28th. hionth of January, the pupils of leton of Miami, sending hia kind­ tys McIntosh, Mrs. Kmtnn Flnns­ clean very quickly. night to hear Florence Hanscom. burgh. W. W. Hunt. Jacksonville; est regards to all the friends the grammar school gnve n short MATINEE ONLY il intermingling during If you want to hrnr a real treat gathered at this reunion and re­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Phil Hunt, Berkley, to tho protection of our det h s enjoyed by all pres- hut splendid program Friday af­ grets nt not being able to attend. Calif.; Mrs. Mnrv Holhorn, Rock­ eomo to the High School and hear Daytona Beach. Phono 939. Phone 105 for. fat hens nnd ladies in whose honor ternoon in. tho school auditorium. Florence Hanscom, Friday 23. ville Center, N. Y., Mr. nml Mrs. Mrs. J. N. Searcy was re-elect­ l if e - *1.00. si.no. p m . A M n £ T «.'n Mnil "orders * * * to • 3‘ "- " y friers. Pure Food Market. Auditorium, Pictures of Lee nnd Jackson !ul spread was* prepnred, president and Mrs. J. S. Dink- J. N. Seacy. Mrs. Charles Senrcy le barbecue was the were hung on the platform nnd ed for tho year 1925. A ami two children, Mrs. Frances (eld in Sanford and cx- they were wreathed with flowers el secretary o f thanks was tendered to Neimyer. Mrs. J. A. Ilistline Mrs. lr thanks to the men of brought by thc pupils while they vote sang "Tenting on the Did Camp tho ladies of tho Longwood Civic Effie White and J. K. Pliilles. fhood for their treat. • •• League for their hospitality nnd Longwood, Mr. John Dunbar and Ground." use of the building, also a vote of Miss Elsie Dunbar. Willow Grovo. A story of thc life of Gener­ NOTICE thanks to the Longwood Chamb­ t’a.. and Inst but not least "0|<i rill be a meeting of the al l,ce was told by one of the pu­ er of Commerce for the souvneirs Uncle Tom Sheppard and Aunt ■m pils of the sixth grjule. Mr. L. ef Cranklcss Engine of flags nnd badges of the lo n g ­ Milly.” u day night 7 I‘. M. nt W. Lawton gave a talk on the two wood Community Fair presented At the end of n perfect day wo general and others of the South. |n t’.s Garage. Commercby Mrs. Cobb to ench one of the separated with the wish vve all Tho exercises closed with the wing­ old settlers. nwet again Jan. 192(1. ing of "Dixie." It wns also voted that this an­ TPlm-z>r»oo l l l i n c „ n n , rI V l ^nual un'. m.i:ttin « h« »» "Old Home A CORRECTION IMOI once H tin scorn 1 oi Comiq^ and that the old settlers (6 Appear Here Friday newfrct' to invit0 «w or Through an error, the names of to join us. Those present Claude Howard who was a soloist were asked to sign the register The Ladies Union of the Con­ and the meeting adjourned. J. K. of the afternoon and Mrs. Alfred gregational Church have been ex­ Phipps invited all those who cared Lilia, who took the part of Baby­ iw y ceptionally fortunate in securing to motor out to his home on lonia in the pageant “America” at Florence Gilbert Hanscom for Fri­ Greenwood Lake where we were th.- Reciprocity Luncheon at the [RAM EL day evening at the High School shown through his cozy home and Presbyterian Church on Tuesday, "cro ommitted. in fiistiee to Mr. j auditorium. <• * * * . ; . . ; . .j....... * . . , . ^ + + + + + . ..+ .j. <§...... treated t<( Craig earomells. Then Howard nnd Mrs. Lilja, The San­ Florence Gilbert Ilnnscom is an we called on Billie Bicknell an ford Herald is glad to make this entertainer of unusual ability who i * f€ Hf \ tinior" who owing to lameness correction. has a winter hon,e at Mt. Dora. “old Her entertainments have been giv­ was unable to attend the reunion, en throughout the cart and south hut who regaled us with some old MILL BEFORE SENATE stories that took us hack to "oth­ with much pleasure tomnny. er days.” From there we went This entertainment is being giv­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 2 .- Thn one en for the purpose of raising funds through West longwood out to postal pay nnd rail increase bill for the building of a parsonage by Sam Dickson’s beautiful orange i.» before the senate for considera­ which places our childrens line m a fason p e o p le grove and around Lake Myrtle, tion Thursday under an agreement the Congregational church. passed the Flnnsburgh place and reached last -veek giving it priv­ distinct class. The m aterials arc it n ea rly through what was known as Glen ileged standing. -hf TEACH HRS’ KX A.MINATION baby check of fast colored imported Examinations for nil grades of [million b a r s Florida certificates will be held on tfinffham, light weight, plain colored Feb. 5, 0, and 7. For information! REALTOR day! npply to the county superintenkiddy cloths. .They are all hand em­ dent T. W. Lawton, Supt. First National llnnk liuiidin?. S o: 1 about turn anout Mr. H ughes’s Mental Reservations NEW YORK WORLD S o k C K ,,0VMtC,d t0 c,K«ratte ,.j~. . k n}l‘n a,»l women. Add yoursiif h v!,,pi‘s' ,ht‘n fiaura for / hou »»«ny years of time Secretary Hiluhe. h««, in n for- e„ tn „ d wh„t ihey went up in smoke. _____ . . .. l ‘ y* But figure. «|s„ thnt Iif,e ia mal statement, asserted thatt ““ llw, tho I apparently ? n- What bugtjy n choice of evils. agreement in Paris puts the Unit- succeed in h nU'ant’ ‘,Ut ,,i'1 not Hi the con- 1 ^uvey.ng i„ Noot.dy knows what foolishness cd States under no obligation. Ice- f ally or morally.’’ Thl, I, „ t o n e e i t h i 'S h T u l a mile to irct iimt »u, walk- a reply to all the European sta te s-! *be trouble of collecting 1 it ”0*10 They t-’tte they wanted. u g a r-jn u n . to the whole European press , 1 rnust not be surprised Tllt. only trouble about tobacco/H "*1 to th* ‘•rcconcilablos In the ln_ W<)1'111 miaunderatood their mean! bur. alter all, the spectacle ' *hat when you smoke von tilt So,’nt(>>: u r;f11rel1L.;l(| w | l jn thalt U (loe8 notf h(uvi. great power asking for money positioj * y«u tan t think well. Try | matter. There can bo no doubt i », and nnil weaker 1 a. ton"nut no!n Pool it. . u...which . . other !sr ,r. °a r»; ?.»» IL fes S H x t t a S NEW YORK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA J First National Bi C1NDERELL IF YOU WISH TO DOUBLE YOUR MONEY w Kiddy-Kloes it rich, INVESTIGATE PROPOSITI |h H e n r y ! THAT 1HAVE TO OFFER <• * 4 4* TH E AMERICAN NEW SPAPER crack kh»t , " ,1,,,rtumtv for some - _ H MV VOI1K HERALD TKIIIUNK crack shot to c.enn up in Miami. V*t •« -To IVe. i.lcnt Co•olidgo showed a gen,.. . , Mr- I. pruno meed ccctlcd to*have Vhrshmtest^narnn* u ,u* “ I'Praciation of the American IIngton tllat' ‘‘-An erica^" in W,Mb' newt,paper when he said that its f’,f .bleali.sts.” ,f a n a t i o n t ^nu, Th#*y 8?rnnge'i°f'he w oul7b|. ^ m d to function as n loisinoww «..«» had never „ "'e** enterprise the hn.i. nr *u1 i r ......... .. it, nuve a continuation of the ego. nati never overshadowed its fun.t*on as an educative agency and The total taxable income of th- moldcr. of puoilc opinion. Th.. American people during V A , . amounted t„ $2n,.-ioo,02:i,(;7;i which b. m rlcn" , n,‘W’,l,aper hns always .. J " 8Btution affe-ted with would incline one to b dieve 1 public interest. It has Mussolini has declared war upwe are a fairly prosperous ,mti„„. on the Free Masons because ^ Rooms 501-502. Phone 93 -o i s t r ' t ' * .......... #n’onK , 0th« r reasons, hC alleges nan, more Concealed that they aim at tie•struction of Sn,cs ForcL‘ Miss Ituba Williams, Mr. R.L Ihoy u!‘T u the religion." icon use nor?’’Ry’ ° ,h ifer’ where’s tb e cor- “ rv K !k |, h V ™ " ? , C7 P tf country as « who| e has moved Here we escape, such troubles the press of aU V h . ^ ' ^ ^ l ^ a f , ahead. Their progress b^ c !ct ^ agreement i.jyby, you're standing on it!" is interS C? • f “ hu-t making his r" . 1 sia .e h H*r’nr :,t1ion <*f church and faith here and abroad thought P‘‘r h«; prosper ed' 'loti g or I T r ^ 1 with th e e ountry’s progress, ler I couldn’t flint it!"10' meant, is nevertheless not hat t i n , r T '* yon'i permanent influence whleh LXorU,‘ u‘y Wl" beep the faith. In a America” W" kB' « " f- M k in means. what .tin s t Htands'0Jr now, Mr. di«PUte. Hughes For has -----= ^ = = - :'- — Wesleyan Wasp. ours there is no fear of un ........... ' M rAmerica ' S t0Was Cok“dum>H” Barvey’s cry" injurious commercialSi se* ..Ir .. . .thatCI , i izution Bishop Manning in at nation ior .he press or of its sucw* ..... ' \ > r » » « .« . ncs this conducting a drive In mission hecomes •fful Uae to color news, corrupt success In making the world und‘- 1that'Europi! — ll«?,ake. -U 'W'Ponr nd fad, was “duped.” PI uut of sight. AIr.S CN>oY^L"7l.f.ni,. e a 1 !»Ptni«n and undermine America.. Mr. t ten7 f“mitbe oTridsing over oolidgc told the ideal,s and u i B B S R n a B if la i ig ii ii id t * • £ * character. tfon of VI" f,,r the com pie tinndhi, simple soul, says he docs fu ” ®,f ,tho tathedral of St. John tho Divine. bul Hoi;t evi»n. it, A S BAD AS W AR out antis. I do know that in s, DETROIT FREE PRESS o 'i1M hn*C'l on violence ace and ITI the denial.of (Jod, it repelss me.” r v scattered throngh'Tht.tllniillr III, among some of New York’s'st'arv" llnllliiiiire. V|,|. si i.ia ing population. II«Mft>n, ria-H. ail.as It 1 APART are Gandhi and Cblriiau. ill. Bolshevism. The former would *< I r ,<•1,11111. o, .1, -1 LiV-hMrt ,,« '*«• w»..n •liplrnli. l||r|,, "o. t n on i mil, i». o, .1 i ,j c The Seminole County .... 'Via llitltlmoi nsin . *-1Wimblaxiun, Or. a n fo rd fice 148 THE BANKING U | the inheritance of a reproipcech. ' l J'.'J® f,,r,n ,,f government In Lowell declared that no thought- , " th the average citizen formerly ,^1 'nan’ .in two decades, had been trusted to the best men in the community to write laws and ad­ ion t V 'SC0Vr,r any othl,r clistinc- minister them; unde* that scheme ofT|wA»T IS the co,<l business side hat .b! twt,t‘n .t,lc two Pnrties than ot bootlegging. The next crime government the electorate*'did story comes from Sidney Island, hofe0ntChnaS»in an,‘ Wi9he,, to 8toy ■of not hut -y -----itself >--v. over the details detail. of -Vr there, the other out ami longing British Hijackers at'• ...................No em ; i It ' ' ' “ n’t HM,,. ° Hni<l: “5f° onc'w "cenis •>iH son alone able anv• Ilower to Itmtoni‘ truem f X . I h' °.,h" »bl'»o|' is that »«r®V„a,.,d .'vom°n have so bark. F’ath- the two great1^parties of'the sharp 0 beaten down Jy distinctive differences of an era many affairs to demand their at-i b a lr tied-to the th o l.T t »i‘t thl>y cannot well and : chip’s anchor. The ...v .anchor slowly J X ’K S J ” ’ h"VC » " » « in-ovo. .V"!i.for. the operation of the more , them — • lowgrinds to deaf' death as it is Today, says The Dispatch manv ‘{•“ o crtlloi; methods that cred over the side observers of the political primary tivo i Sl,|,er?e<ling re, firid. b'jnt lifts the anchor !«.v upon it the blame for efindnn^ c n« ' #m^Cr.acy because , ■■ Ia u 1 hi hi f ru*ht’d bodies. Whiskey ing party lines that they bcliev" is i Tn / | ,ifl,c!£ncy in the latter. unj ni-jackera are gone. a phenomenon of the prerent ihx I whld, tV °n L'r PrL°blems to th a tja oints out isifi l . r . l ’ybmsly that deductioV JohtKf „ l f e . S « h »’°.iat general.- Women’s , s C’luli.s. especially, should be is becoming -• ,,f genera* An cxchango wnntx In k„ „ „ „ niuM.hird T ",rt “pnn Utfilinj,' in iircHciitinB all t|„. f -L ,;' l.c,l,l'-n fair iorf CMn".me !'Ii"n" riu Lhina. Perhaps he rnmr „ ,r _Tl" k -.“lin« cd m'2 £ an iiiHiatcnce ™ t l ^ U f a i? » -Dearborn Indeline may bo busy. >j ;vr ,h' n wh« The Merchant. c i a iI S i d Golf Club Makes Plans For Friday’s Tourney 4 when a l o t J S ™ r r ““ 'r - ¥ iocial ilendar "r<H « ■ » of th o so n « o u r r | n “fn V Thoca.-llest roeVulP ™ Merrhnnt. ^ hcn .Priccs Chinese natives who saw it though d “ 13 B ,„C” and the wi, ,rnl,V seuted with uncontrollnlde f e a r ^ * n c Who l« tho biggest goat of all? were n s n u and su^ffe^'clrpn 7? t h e r nPrimitive n m i t Vo npooo n . , .J VST AS >’ou make up youri pieB saw saw eel eclipses r n i * C0thor w, 'h e Merchant. '"nil that prohibition is a failure ' Who gets his shelves full, at the Chinou. E V .y o n o t S r tho*». H ~ > - u Scienti! ?Kar" *0 life !,hal K t o DU Ye con*$ 2 eJ?, BY ARTHUR BRISBANE iCWHllfcl IBM) 9 J w k '% -JUST A R R I V E D E. F. L A N E i CONSERVATIVE,! MODERN ’h llm le lp h la nm l ru ll!" ' u **' i H’k e t w ftiic*lta«|o am.ah. Ilu.) .\„ tn.inU ' ' 1,1 B a ltim o re o r /«« fVr S ‘'* ......... . ......... - wfcr1-A .ri.'K f; ‘• x ira c h a r g e . oughfarc; since Jun. strengthened Democratic' last, and in the present stage of "r hi:' .h“V..0 <,H’0V ,).hl‘vY been more IBJU„ j ........ .ssor l-^ t -' tam o anything is worth Trying. tb< -----------------' is 1111,000,000 RAD o r w o r s e . w* m°c-.y°u cvcr iuvest money in UaB S treet?" *‘N0" answered n«s„t . ci. Senot.„. auor some inner other vcnicie itoniubile i, i r* vthielo iii in v .o n e’p im| mK the ' " ^ e t went wionj. Id lose my savings, and if The' wl T " U,U| “ h;,lf n,0,Rhs. no whole number of casualties lose »ny my reputat]/mwent »». nKht I’d ,usl tmn. *—Washington Star. by th.. suffered ay Die “vm* American (l,,M fortrcc8 te a in the -*i-' her I ,S to be made En Oxford, a fine old title now .. m^ l a s u r a s s unselfish miirseiess, increasing amT| nation.“ d e a e ^ “nh o ^ r.the l*riti!,h ‘,/,l,ar,*atly endless public highwm “v Observe one advantage of a TUuK5j*r ycar in. “ ad year out ? ' | nmnurchial government. You de, To of S S >'«>tniai ?*! 1 discourse about the terrors vv;‘r is ghat tly, devilish i r o n ? , 'fn -i® '" ‘•u * vanity, please his b-m: as the present terrors of t h ^ fow ^ ’mm 80 h' m abov° hi“ ^1Greets are tolerated. . in° j ,0w4 commoners, and it does not cost the government u cent. Snlllna Tor llalllmorc Alin;;Many .................... %III .;■*«annnh Ju n lau 2*?‘—Jan. ;i iilourvMtcr h . i. .^*1 ' • “ ’H U T fk , Vc j• t' —jun, -■Mi l. T - I T . ’W tin‘Hlnics for PalUdclnhU v.I*; ' A , r l I «\ x"r“ 1,ee- t o r sp a ce a m t j “n.' Bank| <>i ins every function of a st we] regulated Bank. With overj °--t le-roinute facility and wiili proper conservatism for M f tl ( ‘V0l! will find this a desi Dankingr connection. r.,______ space and titfornustian addre’J i DEPARTMENT - aj * t r a n sp o r t a t io n *ca^* MO [. Bt, SI. Seminole Countv B; Sanford, Fla. Toy it-H O o A rare treat in an artistie pro­ gram for Sanford at Sanford High School Fridny nt H P. M.___ — Visitors to Welcome broidered with boil proof flosses. !s bring a fountain pen with you? If not you will need one. Every day things will occur that you want to write about. D id you tudebaker during Car Newly Painted—In Good Condition WILL TRADE FOR DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT H. JACKSON A Waterman’s Pen for every pur­ pose—a pen to fit any hand, any style of writing, any fancy — is accessible at any good Florida merchant’s store. Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pen is popular in Florida; and, you’ll find, is equaUy popular when you return home. It will prove a fitting reminder of delightful Winter days. We particularly recommend our “ 018” models with protective lipbands. Ask to see them. WatemarisidliFountiunPen At S anford Bond & M ortgage Co., Office. L. E.W aterman Company, 191 Drcudway, New York Meriwether B uilding. Second St. S*a Francisco t Chicago •> t Boston : Montreal ❖ :• •> * * * < .+ « .;. One lot of solid colored, fast colored ginghams. Sizes 2 to 6 years with bloomers. $1.75 Imported p 1a i n m aterials, guaranteed fast colors. Em­ broidered. Sizes 2 to 6 years. EACH .:. * .;. ,-f ... ^ + ^ ...... ^ ... ^ ^ ......+ ^ Imported French Gingham and solid colors, light weight m aterials, beautifully hand embroidered with bloomers. Sizes 2 to 6 years. ♦i* si $l.:)o -O ne lot of children’s dress values up $2.75. Special for $1.95 The Yowell Company ■ (!■■■■«■•• a n a j p a a a a a a a a a i J �ffiillJK a t • ' -for 'Jaaisry u * ' * >to»wl«dfe j 9 musical. —Atlanta Journal um v ■ Koines entertainment; 10*45 R*H!r 8 9_,mandolin. banio. m jouniem eat that Senator f .- *?w wou,d jf lO'Wibhnw £lfnet t in the t r t*baf «« v y°,ice » en *nt two civilians on.-charms of cenepir ng to vi«late> the prohibition.law,. „ ***** -v ,, - was made a t the i---resumption of the ttial Wcdi nesday. Jnn. 22.—Service rt ''^*A Q—cfhIcago 1 ith rail and bus I A w . E * . 0P ° «fche; norc _ than 3,000 I JERSEY CITSv T n . f f i f , c.*, ub;’ . 8 » ,s •musical. the United States r-A charge that Ui electric railways Senator Edward J . [ N. Shsnnahan, New Jersey was the i American Elec- Wechawken police ar ocintion nnnounc- tans now being trie. of this extension »?urt f?»ru.C0Qapiracy i railways supple- the prohibition law. rvice with buses, Tuesday by two ag i of now rail con­ i most since 1918, laid. !Te added, ion of-btissei and i transportation ties was proceedimproving serv(390) organ ways generally nited States held * :» NeW8' <472* ) 1924” Mr. ShonWOC Davenport (498) 7*20 ed"In tho faeo of depression early h in some comd traffic ten d an increase of lure automobiles hnrkable. Final lar indicate total 1 will bo within he 10,000,000,000 [hich set nn all E x ten sio n s By d Bus Made ip a D u rin g Y ear urvey Show s S2KZ 2®ST¥8» «wsS55Sm e Shirt Madras 32 inch Romper Cloth, fa st colors flnd stripes—per yard 36 inch Nurses Uniforn Dress Ginghams, small and medium check—per yard Armond Silk Cj Montery Voiles, 36 inch range of patterns to sei from—per yard Cloth—per yard ps, in all the wanted per yard 36 inch Wool French Serge 36 inch Striped Charmeuse— per yard 36 inch Underwear t£S & a ag^*j sm m p y w .' Boy s Sport Blouses Crepe, Colors: Blue, Ladies’ Full Fashion Orange, Pink, Honey Suterite Silk Hose Dew, and Lavender, $2.50 value Children’s Cuff Top Socks per yard Voting Men’s Grsi Flannel Pants 19-inch bottom Men’s Muslin Pajams Men’s Slickers-Rain White and Lavender Coats i The holder of the jnoat yalu in coupons on March 16th. Rets the radio* set, free. lo s t encouraging ■electric railway ■the gradual but B n of electric B^lcctric railway Bglnnit (lie ciiun■sunm u; control Brtation, includH o to r lincj, and ^U cr one head, ■evenly ilectric ■now arc operBb« buses in the Bgcr service in■ic< whose trafB n t the extenland in suppleKi rail service. Iced a few car lly never should I nowhere has it lying an entire erable size with nation. Where izens and cornting in an enthe best'pos:e, the wildcat . rojiidly disap- J ■local and state |H)li'nsure automo^Brious competitor tho River Wal■ '•" buses ■ d itio n s with the brook, flowing through the City ■ sound, as evi- of London, is giving the? builders B v the industry ?hV h o »®w Bank of England sonu■nus depression of thing to think about. It is .30 feet H f the year. An or so below the surface, nnd ns ■ one per cent is hL£rinK° 15y8, nce,,rding to ■ g costs, although historians, (t was vaulted over with ■ up two per cent, houses above it. In the days of William the Con■ lye increases, 13 ■renewals without J P E J i T B r ;k‘^ r[bt,(l us “» br°"k ■ erage fare in- 5 f i K b« . has ainee ■ in January 1924 ■ 1’ 1925, or about ■^presenting 1022 Bd with outstandI $75,000,000 went Ip. Twenty-two Bnting 1,050 miles 170.000,000 of ie« f discharged from Bfficulties. p2 miles of new | since 1918, was [TJ2 miles rccon41 of $312,000,000 P-’o for new plant [maintenance, nin­ es, an increase of the amount spent tses in 1924." Ladies’ Hats tent Leather, oneBal or Blu teller strap j) umps F.P.R IN E S HI E. 2nd St. ibage, celery and tiinsula. Planting n and other truck The newest things for Spring [ r<> WORRY provlni H. 8. POND Ov»r WoiMiruff & W a ts o n t y p e w r it e r s vocabulary. :Order NOW and be Y ----- ®ELL-----Claan—Mopair KENT eonvincedf Send your order at __ . ?.#)» if* 7 Happiness Candy boys; n i l ? . r o°on«y 8 orchestra; 9 ’ 9:30 orchestra. If JZ—New York (455) 0 Savnrin ensembie; 7 Wall St. Journal or$ e" ; 7:1° “Public Speaking*; 8.16 Navy band, sea songe, 9:30 i’°u so P*'»l'rrtr I.Uiril I *alp Srrnail street Fire Place [ood f ” Suit U*rd delivered fy Company ■■■■■■a h u i u i i i h ^ ssaagsssSSSBB Th* ^ rs t v°lun»e will surely ?*he you a fan and get you ready for the next series. Send money w r,1.?*Pr*“ "r cashier’s draft Wo will ship COD Jf.you desire and charge you tho postage. OFFER. ..We will send, postpaid Series 1 —2—3 1 4 .0 0 ^ ^ 7" Broadway, New WILL-BE OFFERED AT AUCTION opportunity to secure a portion o f one o f Florida’s terms. most'beautiful spots at your own wesiwa Springs is well known in Florida as citing phenomena and a sp«t „f greae natural Ihpowers in the treatment of rheumatism and kindre and shipped everywhere as a 100 per cent pure dr "When chango of life beRan on me.” says Mr*. !.«ewlfl Llahur, of Lamar* Mo., “I suffered so with womanly weakness. I suf­ fered a great deal of pain ln my back and sides. My limbs would cramp. I didn’t feel llko doing my work, and there are so many steps for a woman to take on a farm. I was very anxious to get better. A friend recommended Government scientists have made a study of amazingly large flow of water constant throughoi tore unvarying at 71 degrees. The minerals and c •ueh combination that it has no odor and is pleasai table water. » .awa Springs Is in ()rang„ ln ,H" HUtr- price and on easy “ ,H ,S Weklwa Spring Park Subdivision is being d for modern living. H.rd surfaced streets, couer, mic i '.l 0 are: Mme of ‘h^ improvements. J*r. f *! lM ih" e , ',cr‘ Panning of each large lot Vaf y r v*n,*tr° I>,ra' fru‘f trees which w — 25 Per Cent Cash, Balance Oi Month, C o verin g :A Period See VV. J. Foster at Valdes; Hotel for Reservatio to me nnd f began using 1L I certainly Improved. I went through chango of life without any trouble. I can highly recommend Cardul.” At tho ago of about 40 to 60 every woman has to pass through a critical time, which Is called the Chango of Life. If you aro approaching this period, or aro already Buffering from ony of its troubles or symptoms, take Cardul. It should help you. as It has helped othera. At all druggists. EX-98 „ location convenient to other «north uf Orlando, and about awsv Lfr" m Snnford* the Atlantir, U two hours iwny. and ,„ d Tlampa. on Ihe (Julf, is ihreeDaytona, hours d on rive. ruaj., ,0 a|| joints. Apopka, with stores, schools, churches and railroad, is but three miles from Ihe springs. positive F—Insurance > » 4 iN a a s a v n « ? * • • * S3N GARDEN HOSE 1214 cent per foot For Few Days B a ll Hardware Cp, ‘>’s in this paper child born in the VV* . FACTS A B O U T W E K I W A tyive Grocer) ■"Iren have you?” f 8 nil there ever JUL*IS** ■* ■ a u « s a i i k a i ) © © ( § ) © ( § ) (§ )(|)(^(© "J evenlnga Phono 630-J ecue Ladies’ Satin and Pat Men’s Brown Oxfords Columbia, Okeh •Vocalion imth Paramount ‘ Records e g school of the Alr; 8-10 popular "W c; 11:45 Nlghthiwks: o i£ f l .P 08 Angeles Times (39?) 8 Pnheatfm; B:30 chlldrne; 10 Sand"“ S* 12 orchestra. f‘AS—Louisville Tonies (322.4) 7J30-9 concert. JWMC—Memphis Commercial An­ , 5M 8 hedtime; 8:30 concert; n frolic. . 'ffCCO—Minneapolis - St. Pirn! hVtJr*60:38 c°ncert; 7:30 . 3 R } .m lh . ’ “rprl' e! " , V * F A great park surrounds the springs. A smul ed, boat houses, hath houses and all other facilit holiday spot are at hand. Dresses HO•Cross W( fie trend on clecpwnrd, nnd indi­ ner year during he electric rail;, khly follows the Rains Are I In Florida new spring t l M .n l» . W. . T . |n I fasten iMlnaMato -4 w#l keep tb i ■pilttin*. Coupon* Giver With Brery Phono <ciph R iteri Parckaaari j ^ n i i ts ? * Sonato Crepe 36 inch, which will not fade-ner vard JSverglades Tract Sold For $300,000 ‘ CONRAD RKALTY COMPANY AUCTIONEERS Ymk, N. Y. �. ■ i PAGE EIGHT ' v l I SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY, *> '*iS . THE * JANUARY 21,1928. = 1 I I« ht FINE BOXING TEAM [i IS BEING MADE U P1 AT STATE SCHOOL Kayo A rtist Girl Athletes Of Florida To Have Their Day In Track Meet On April 1 FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE school winning highest score in FOR WOMEN, Jan. 22.—High the meet. ’ This cup in past' ygars , .v.vU? schools in Florida are expected to has been held by Greensboro, I^on and Orlando high schools. It be­ hold a track meet for girls be­ comes the permanent property of . , Maulers Are Coming Out in all tween Mar. 28 and Apr. 3, sending the 'school winning thre« consecu­ Classes and Expect Rig Sea­ results to the athletic committee, tive times. Florida State College, to reach Individual nwanls to the winners son; Trips to Gcorgin Tech! them not later than Apr. 10, it is of first, second, third, nnd fourth Yinginia and Cub Proposed announced here. This meet will places in eAch event are ribbons, take the place of the annual high blue, red, gold and white, GAINESVILLE, Jan. 22.— With school meet heretofore held at F.| To defray expenses of printing, proposed trips to the University of i 3. C . an d 'ru les of eligibility will'awards, and other incidentals, a Virginia, Georgia Tech and Cuba, I be the same. Rules governoring'fee of $2.50 will be charged each keen interest is being manifested in each event am to be the same as school entering the meet. This boxing circles nt, the University of those published in the Spalding fee includes both the meet and the Flcridn, Arthur Stewart, one of I Official Athletic rules, with ex- declamation contest, the niftiest of Florida glove-swing-1 ception of the size of the circle for' The declamation meet is to be ers, announced Inst night. the throws which for all weight (held in the auditorium of FioriA new spirit seems t" have nrisrvents is to be an eight-foot cir- da State College, Apr. 4. Names en in the Gator boxing enmp, nnd do. . I of entries for the contest must be close followers of Gntor iistinnn. The events will be a 50-yard in the hands of the committee predict the finest outfit of maulers Here is .lack Dflnney, mipirnnt for the Orange nnd Blue has ever middleweight title, who recently dash in which 25 per cent of all the week before Mar. 28. The known. The prospects nt this time surprised the fistic world by his high school girls in nny one contest will come the dny nfter| are said to be more colorful than __knockout Ot T i-er Flowers.___ r.chool nre to compete, und the the elose of the meet. ever. average record sent in; basketball Among the host of veteran ma­ bnvo appeared, D. C. Hnll and throw, also be a 25 per cent At the state athletic meeting terial that has answered the box­ Pierce. Both arc hard, fast nnd gloop's average record; running held in Daytona during Christing cnll, Florida has uncovered two game men nnd should go big this broad jump, to be a 25 per cent inns holidays, state competition as champions, Young Pinaire from yrar. group's average record. 1has formerly been held, both in Frank Airth andI perhnps Ohio State, and Boh Rayner, noted . Briggs, *** • .1 I « Other events for individual rec-'basketball ami track, was disconC. M. T. C. boxer. Great things i Lamar Sarrn, will be the chief £hn erds, first, second, third nnd. tinned. The object of doing away nio expected from thia pair of nccs [ tenders honors ........... * •if' for "■ lightweight ■ Tucker "V 1--------, | ___ fuurth places, scoring us follows: | with the tournaments was to prothough Chnrles continues and if they wield the punches like 75-ynrd dash; (iO-ynrd low hur-im oto mass participation in athletthey did before matriculating at his brilliant form of into, he is dle (four two-foot hurdles), jave-jics where every Hrl is given an Florida, somebody must watch out. destined to receive recognition. Frank Airth is regarded as dan­ lin throw for distance, eight pound opportunity to benefit from the Junior Sampey, Bob Carter, L. A. Jones, nnd R. Graham, nre rnted gerous. His drive, speed nnd clev­ shot putt, discus hurl, standing nthlctic program, it is stated. The telegrnphis, or “mail meet” among the promising contenders er footwora should enable him to broad jump; two 20-ynrd (fourgives every school a chance to par­ runner) relay race. stop the majority of men in his lor lightweight laurels, with non*.* few In all individual events, points ticipate in the meet, nnd holding much edge over the other. class in the state. He {3 rugged This ipinrtcl appears the most for- and. powerful, and takes the place nre awarded 5-J-2-1. In group schools will miss the opportunity to do so, officials of the organiza­ nmlacie lightweight battery since in the light-heavy division held last events they are lfi-7-1-2. The loving cup will go to the tion believe. year by the able Neal Morris. the 'nter “ Young" Davis het-i That well known football hero, H , 'H H | Featherweight division m u . . . "Cy" Williams, is at present, the r?vc:nl likely looking"maulers. Bob principal contender on thp heavy­ Quincy, L. Itobinett, nnd “Tweet" weight shelf. Rumor has it several Ell!'’, have shown up to ndvnntnge, other big Gators have been don­ with Quincy perhnps holding n ning the mitts, hut none have ap­ dcudly Blight edge due ,to considerable ex- peared yet to feel the pcrienej in the boxing world. Ellis swings of the staunch Williams. Encouragement must be given is a dangerous contender, having won the* title Inst year over a fine ! boxing in Florida, ns well ns other PARIS, Jan. 22—A total of NEW YORK, Jan. 22.—Legni field.- Itobinett, a newcomer, gives '1*sports besides »*football. The out 58!),254 spectators 150,081 of investigation which may lend to • > * • ?---1 f »_ _ 1 *., look for something big in boxing great promise. Bantamweight, has but on.* real circles is bright, and Florida men whom were deadheads, attended gruiul jury uction in the Dolancontender, W. Kturry, who has evi­ must get in behind this branch of the Olympic Games lust summer O'Connell bribery scandal was launched Tuesday by District At­ denced plenty of scrap and punch athletics with more vim and en­ according to official figures. since his advent to Florida. Jack thusiasm. The large percentage of the torney Banton of New, York, upon If Florida gets the proposed deadheads has been tho subject of receipt of all the evidence gather­ Stewart, a whale of 11 good boxer, combining r.p?od, aggressiveness trips, they will engage the cream of comment by the government, ed in the case by Buscball Commis and punch, U on eof Florida's most ting talent, it is reported. which advanced the funds for the sioner Landis. brilliant bo'xers, nnd the only en­ At theisame time Commissioner erection of the stadium. Under try in the welterweight class, at! Fine laces arc worth their weight that head were classified guests Landis pledged his readiness to this time. « in gold. Fine weather is worth its of the committee, officials iff the Jcooperate with the district attorA pair of good middleweight* wi ight_in_coal. varions nations represented and | ney in obtaining witnesses or n friends of the athletes and pol-l«ny way thus, since h.s authority ... . lover the national game U virtually By STANLEY ' One nolo match at Saint Cloud "uprtmie, putting baseball's entile OLD HOME TOWN i„ July has 078 paid admissions, machinery, at tho d.sposal of the and 1,022 deadheads. The yacht investigation. District Attorney ing competition at Moulan shows „ Assistant .. , ,-- This n u . **•28 Canning in comfort with Oocused J-feat OU don’t have to dread the The Florence burns a gas-like season of canning and preserv­ flaine from the vapor of kerosene. ing any more. It is a time of interest It is not a wick flame, such as you and pleasure when you use the see in an ordinary oil lamp. As soon Florence Oil Range—the stove with as the cooking is complete, turn out the focused heat. b*«cj I the flame—all the work of placihg The heat goes directly where it the fruit in jars will be done in a will do the most good, the bottom kitchen without afire. . of the pot. And there it stays, con­ & When you go to the store to centrated and intense, sending its look at the Florence Range, energy straight into the cooking, you will be struck by its sub­ and not out into the kitchen. stantial beauty. See it For cold-pack canning, for steriliz­ in a c tio n — then ask ing jars, for gentle cooking you can yourself if you can do adjust the heat to any degree you without this oil range need, by the simple turn of a lever. with the focused heat. Y Benches Are Filled Grand Jury Action By Deadheads At May Follow Probe Parisian 'Olympics Of Bribery C a s e *'« >.» iii.™ ..w ithout a i . b u r , iwus , , « assigned SSSJS immediately by Mr. for tickets and only 15.'1 paid for Bnnton to take charge of the in­ the pleasure. At the target vestigation which will be made un­ rh:Kiting at Chalons there were der the special law branding a t­ 1,319 invited guests and not one tempted bnseball bribery a felony, single paid admittance. punishable by imprisonment of one The Paris competitions proved to five years and a fine of not more to be the greatest event of the than $10,000. ccrt rince the renewal of the The suddenness of this develop­ frames in 1811(1. Forty five not ment was coupled significantly ion 5,700 athletes and 1.200 o f-' with the hasty departure"of”John finals participated, but the work A. Heydler, president or the Naof organizing and staging “them ---- **' 1 tional• » League, for Chicago, where was done by the smallest staff] lie was called by Landis to attend on record. This consisted of only u meeting Wednesday of the advis­ 151) employes. About 150 offic­ ory council. 1 * ials, trainers and managers ac­ The council is composed of Lan­ companied the American Olymp­ dis, Heydler ami Frank Navin, president of the Detroit Tigers, ic team to France. The games attracted a record who replaced Ban Johnson when number of newspaper correspon­ wus recently shorn of most of his dents. A total of 721 press the American League president cards were issued. 511 to foreign ) powers. William .1. Fallon, attorney for reporters and 2li> to Frenchmen. 1■ ■* The foreigners sent 13,571 tele-; Dolan, whose threatened suit grams carrying a total of 000,- ( Landi s and other baseball officials was dropped, declared he 575 words. welcomed the district attorney’s In­ The first pneumatic tire ever pul vestigation on behalf of his client. into practical use wno made 301 years ago. Brother Of Local iVlOM’N POP------‘When An Order Is’nt An Ol der’------ BY TAYLOR Golf Pro on Team In St. Petersburg F lorence Stove C ompany Atlanta Office: 110 Marietta Street, Atlanta, Ga. Telephone: Ivy 3115 Makers oj Florence Oil Ranges, Florence Ovens, Florence Water Heaters ami Florence Oil Healers FLORENC OIL RANGE *— ---- , (ME kNJOVV - • (---- 1 ) A u RIGHT . >v ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ IB S S S S liS S S S IB IS S S S S S nnB B B S S B S H S S K H S S S S S S m nS B S a iK I I S B B g f llB B B ia B I B a ilS f lB S r l'1111! !!• ■■ ■■ ■■ ss ■■ ■ ■ li C vuck h e r u s a b u n c h oe ORDERS THAT CAME iN T o DAQ- I L V/AUT MOL) TO 6 0 THROUGH v THtM AND iF QOL) FIND a n q I OVER $ 5 0 0 -L E T t— ; The famous Fhrns will nut bun k» The "baker’s patented heat ipruh that. ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 22. — Seven strong teams will complete the membership of the Florida Pro­ fessional Golfers League this win ter, according to Robert E. Hnr I : low, secretary of the executive committee conducting the league. ■■ Harlow announced Wednesday the make-up of the league as follows: ■■ Hagen and Kirkwood, Pasudenu: ■■ Farrell and Cruickshank, Tampa Barnes and McLeod, Temple Ter race; Snrnzen and Diegel, Holly wood: Mehlhorn and Armour, Mia­ ■* ■■ mi; Kerrigan and Dow George, Orlandoifi Walker and Loos, WinterHuven-Lnkelaml. ■* Games for the remainder of this ■■ week nre: Saturday Tampa at Mia­ ■■ " mi; Sunday, Tampa at Hollywood; 5■■ *■ Pasadena at Temple Terrace. The roster of players includes ■■ | the present ami four other open champions of America and the pro­ fessionals who won practically ev­ ery title of importance played for ■ ■ during the 1924 season. THE IDEAL STOVE For the housew ife at all tim es com bining beauty and economy. Come in and Let Us Demonstrate Exclusive A gents for the Florence Oil R anges ■ jjS FIND PREHISTORIC BONES ■■ MELBORNE. Jan. 22.—As the result of finds made in excavation here, research by anthropologists is expected to begin next summer. In the excavations, which were Ss made to the west of Melborne, were found the bones of giant an­ ■■ imals believed to have roamed over the peninsula territory 50,000 years ugo. The upper teeth and the head, and other bones of a -ian t mastodon were among the bones of a mastodon that were un­ earthed. s£ ■s s Ss ss J. G. SHARON Ss Attorney-at-I.uw H :s Will practice in all the courts Examination of Abstracts of Land ss 55 Bail Hardware PHONE 8 Titles given especial attention Offices in Seminole County Bank liaiHHHHHHHHUHHHHHHHHHHMHHHHHHHHHHHHMaBIBMMMaaHHaaaBHHHaHHHHHHHHHaHHIIIlIf Building �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22,1925, 3 I « P R O F IT -Si Herald Want Ads WiU Keep You Posted"on All Sanford Business Activities of Importemc7|:- FO R R E S U L T S Classified Directory | laily Herald D RATES ih In A dvan ce rpe double above i t u are for eon* tritons. |f average length a line. rge I0o for first Advertising PRINTING LEARN ABOUT Tdtlc County and WIGHT PRINT SHOP—RushTorif Lakeland, through the Star-Tcleers a specialty. Phone 417-W, srram. Beat advertising medium in South Florida Published mornings. 9 Railroad Avenue. Star " * •am. Lakeland. Fla. THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales Printing that plonscs. Prompt through the Xenia Gazette, Rcrvice. Telephone 93. New lo­ Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural cation. Welaka Building. district. Want ad ana display - PAPER HANGER rates on request. I. L TALBOTT—Painter and pa­ COMJMBU& iGo.) t.GUOKH—Classper hanger. Phone 340. 115 Ifletl mis h a v e t h e la rg e s t c i r c u ­ lation In S o u th w e s te r n G eorgia. Park Avenue. la restricted to ftcM tlon.__ le node The Ban* ,U) be rseponelble Incorrect Insertion, for aubaequent office ehould be In case of REAL ESTATE D. A. CALDER & R. R. ELDRIDGE Real estate brokers. All kinds of property listed and for sale. Offico 108 Second St.. Near Park Avenue. Phone 282. J. HIM. Bretent at is a tbor„ with rates, rules |on.’ will fii/e 7°« itlon. A n d H , _ lll aadlat. yon in [want ad to maka Iat avium tould give t h e i r flee addreaa aa hone n u m b e r If Jits. A b o u t one th o u e an d h a s s T h e o th e re c a n ’t ,Hfe you unlee* address. ■ace M1ST eo a t The Sen* flee or h r •*■»m e d h m tls* valid, rice. arapt, e f f i c i e n t E. SPURLING, subdivision specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way.______ STOVES SANFORD STOVE W ORKS-Oil stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, ovens and victrolas. Your credit is good. Phone 49L-3. 821 First Street.________ _______ H TIN AND METAL WORK JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Telephone 111. TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS All makes of typewriters for sale on easy terms, for rent, also repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 Ball Bldg VETERINARIAN DR. A. DOLAN—Veterinarian. Dolans Vetinnry Remedies. 313 E. Second St., Sanford, Fla. Miscellaneous For Sale Automobiles 1923 YOUR CHANCE—$125 buys com­ plete vulcanizing outfit. Full instructions and chart for installa­ tion. P. 0. Box 324, City. FOR SALE—10 acres celery land, lot 4, Euraka Hammock. Rich­ ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba­ non, Ind. CASH—Paid for falso teeth, den­ tal gold, platinum and discard­ Unto Sc fS - w o rd ) Un ed jewelry.—Hoko Smelting and TO REACH the prosperous farm Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. ers and fern growers of Volusia county advertiso in the DeLand WOOD FOR SALE—4 feet, fine Dally News, rate lc per word, cash 84.00 per cord at my farm. G. with order. W. L. Smith, R. I. Moore's Sta­ MAINE—Watervtiie. Morning Sen­ tion. tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ ple are interested in Florida prop­ FOR SALE—Fine gas range.— Call 2003. erty. Reach them ‘through tbs Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ FOR QUICK SALE—Celery wire t i o n ___________________ half price. Phono 415-W. Is ADVERTISE in tte Journal-Har I. nt Frazier. aid. South Georgia's greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, FOR SALE—Five Pomeralnenn weekly and Sunday Classified rates Spitz puppies, three male, two 10c per line. Waycross Journal- female, 810 each. Also two white Herald, Waycrosa, Georgia. Wyandottes and one Rhode Island TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Red cockerels, from best laying Send in your subscription to the strain. T. G. Spearman, Osteen, Tribune or hand it to your local Fin. dealer so you can read Florida’s FOR SALE—Roll top desk, mngreatest newspaper. One year in good condition—Will sell 18.00, 6 months $4.00, three months hngny, cheap. Herald Office. 82.00. If you desire 81,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your FOR SALE—Household Furniture, erder.____ ______ five rooms, will sell in lump or "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell by piece. Must sell before Feb. anything?” If so advertise in 1st. Mrs. A. S. Chrisenberry, tho “Gainesville Sun." 1011 Myrtle Ave. Graham % Ton Truck 1923 Coupe Dodge 1924 Touring Dodge 1922 Touring Dodgo 1922 Rondstcr Dodge 1924 Fordor Sedun Ford 1923 Runabout Ford 1925 Ton Truck Ford (Cab & Body) 1923 9 Passenger Ford Suburban bus 1923 Panel Ford Light Truck 1924 Overland Touring Above cars reconditioned, all run fine and look good. 1’rires Right—Terms “Maybe" I. W. PHILLIPS SONS Dodgo Dealer Phone No. 3 Oak & Second Dodge Real Estate Help Wanted Rooms For Rent FOR SALE—Small home with F O R TtENT—Two unfumishef three acres of Innd, 50 orange rooms' and Gui;age.jj 18 Oak Aye, trees nnd truck garden. Ideal spot1 , , for chickens, electricity and water. I FOR RENT-—Rooms with or with10 minutes out on hard road. Phone out meals. Reasonable rates, 571-J. Lincoln House. STEWARTS SUB-DIVISION Altamonte Springs Two hundred beautiful building lots, prices .range 8150 to $850. See these lnrgc lots before you buy elsewhere. Don’t buy n lot without a public alley in the rent. FOR SALE—Jewett sport touring Conic nnd see me any time. I live with extras. 8(100. Quick sale,' here n ,*.‘1 "o'i:ht“!r,s; WILMEtt STEWART 8300 cash. H. S. C„ enro Herald. Altamonte Springs. We havo some beautiful lake WANTED _____ ! front lots on Imko Wildmcre one* WANT TO SELL—List your pro- half mi|e frora tha PI*le Highway perty with us now. .Your de­ in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, scription will go in new catalogue for sale. We will build your home, land­ now being made up. Seo the new manager at the now location. C. scape your grove, and relievo you A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st of trouble and worries incident to building up a place. National Bank IMdg. In the meantime, you can ga \VANT*TO BUY—Flat top desk. fishing. You enn fish in any one of the dozen lakes, and if you don’t Inquire Herald office. know how to fish, wo have several WILL TRADE—Home In Winter experts who will be glad to show Park lor like value in Samord. you. Mr. Scholfiold who has been David M, Douglass, Sanford, Fla. singing a t the Baptist Church will vouch for the above. LAND CO., Inc. London's Old Secrets LAKE JESSUP Longwood. FIs- ! FOR RENT—One Park Avenue. bedroom. WANTED—A few- waitresses a t ,,the Altamonte Hotel, Altamont* ____ , _________________ men in dining room. Only white help employed. Call or write Geo. E, Bates & Son, Proprietors. 311 Apartm ents FOR RENT— Desirable front bed FOR RENT—Modern three room room. Modern conveniences apartment. Apply Mrs. Harvey. Mngnolln Avenue or phone 83, 419 Palmetto Ave. FOR RENT—Rooms and kitche FOR RENT—2-rootn apartment nettca. Shirley Apartments.— furnished, first floor. 292 Park Opposite Post Office. Avenue. JACKSONVILLE WILL GET 25 CONVENTIONS IN 1923 Tires tho old, lowers their vital* JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 21— It. ity. The beet standard family O. Riddle, secretary of the tourist _ nnd convention bureau of the chnm- C H A M B ER LAIN 'S her of commerce, announces that CO UG H REM EDY twenty-four meetings and con- Good for «v.ry ventions already ary boohed lor * SOI.'I h Y Jacksonville during 1925. Among LANEY’S DRUG STORE them will be the South Atlantic Coastal Highway Association, which will be held here April 1GGARDEN HOSE 17. ____ 12^2 cent per foot Gives W ife Wash Tub; Gets Razor In Return Then Seeks Divorce For Few D ays See Ball Hardware Co. MACON, -Ga., Jan. 2.—Queente Andrews, chocolate brown siren of i Try Smith’s Barber East Broadway and until recently a 1 leader of the "younger set" in Shop for good barber Darktown social circles has found it impossible to adjust herself to w ork. Ladies welcome. the duties of n housewife. W E S T V T Itn iN lA —C la rk s b u rg . T he C lark sb u rg ftx p n tie n t. m o rn ing Bared By W reckers So Jackson Andrews, her hus- N ext to Valdez. Lost and Found IIS Apartment house on F irst St. I n c l u d i n g S u n d a y . m o r n ln K Issue. band, "doposos and shy#" in a peti­ 1 c e n t p e r w o rd , m i n i m u m l i e . rhis is n bargain. [d ir e c t o r y tion for divorce filed in Bibb Su­ LONDON, Jan. 22—So many of I.OST—Small black notebook con­ J. N . W estbrooks D K V K L O P K U S A T T E N T I O N —-P e n * perior Court. the buildings are being turn down taining railroad ticket for lln One five-room bungalow, In good s n r o l a Is b e g i n n i n g t h e g r e a t e s t d e ­ "Seems lak Queen didn hub no Gunsmith place within easy vann, Cuba. Also business cards in London nowadays, to make way Building M aterial hv ae ll fo p mm iellniot n Ind oOl l laor r l dh nlt’sth whaiys t ot roy ;t h ea of Joseph F. Maier. Return to for modern and conipartivuly condition. $500,00 puts you in this mind ‘bout ’spences whuteber," tuple of Sanford Graphonolns, Clocks, Sewing house. Jackson explained to court a t­ g u lf bench Just f in is h e d ; n t w o often needed, large modern structures, that va­ Machine Concrete Co„ general m i ll io n d o l l n r b r i d g e a c r o s s E s c a m ­ Herald Office. taches. "Spent all mah money on , t'when any spe- MIRACLE rious sections of the stolid old Five acre farm on hard rond. b ia B a y s t a r t e d ; q u a r t e r m i ll io n cement work, sidewalks, build­ 121 Sanford Ave. requlred. It Is ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. 1. K. d o l l a r o p e r a h o u s e u n d e r c o n s t r u c ­ FOUND—Brown and white dog. city are taking on the bustling j now in crops. Clienp iimv on easy foolishments, nevah bought no gro­ ceries nnd den slapped me ami c u t! khabetically for Terwllleger, Prop._______________ t i o n ; t w o m i l l i o n s b e i n g s p e n t on Owner may have name by pay-j appearance of a new and rapidly terms, h i g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t c h a n c e f o r liv e ing for ad and keep of dog. J. \V. growing American town. mail arm when All axed her bout J Also iced e v e l o p e r s to g e t In r,u g r o u n d Lumber and Building Material tho demolitions often give p a s-' Wo have houses to rent. Come bit." Moot. W r i t e D e v e l o p m e n t D e p a r t ­ Eaton, Reuna Vista. Carter Lumber Company From Jackson’s remarks it u p -1 Sanford Sign Shop m e n t T h e P e n s a c o l a Nows. kre in this seraby unexpected glimpses of in nnd see us.—Seminole Realty N, Igiutel St. Phone 605 poured t hut lie bought Queen a : ancient houses hituerto niddeu | Co., 11C K. Second Street.______ AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — AutECTODY Designers and painters of San­ washing machine for a wedding HILL LUMBER CO. House o. view. gustn, Ga.—Augusta's greatest from ford’s distinctive signs. San-, I0NE OWNER WILL KELL close in lot, present in November but even that Service, Quality and Price. classified medium, rate cash .09c One gets occasional glimpses of desirable location for residence, failed to keep tho love fires burir- fold Avenue at -First-Street. 1148 charge. 10c per line, minimum famous old landmarks that never for $1,100. Small cash payment Jug, TO THE PUBLIC: Phono 480-W .' * .30c. before, at least in living mem­ required and balance can be pnidi To show her contempt. Queen The following named contract­ ory. have been fully exposed to S _ T. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. monthly. Phone 430-W for up-j insisted in sending her soiled clothors are fair to Organized Libor public view. One of the.se is the pointment. County is reached through I ing to the laundry, thereby cnusiti}?; ~ Directory and pay the Union Kcnlc set by theJohns old Savoy Chapel which, with the St. Augustine Evening Record. -■■■“— r— ,------- : , , 7 - " the family budget became unbnlLocal No, 12G1 of Painters, L)ectrees in its little churchyard, can Six lots close in worth $d,5(H), ; unc^i, ,|„vk{u,n said, INI) MOTOR RE- orntors and Paper Hangers of Quick results. Two cento per word. now l>e seen'from tho top bf a Sample copy on reouest. enn be bought, from owner for $a,- j Qu,.rn committed the overt net of IDING. America: Marble lin'd Grhnlfn from all Phone slashing Jackson on the arm "wif 000. On easy terms. Any breaking out of the skin, bus in the, strand. jutirrlr*. licit of qualify and W. R. Pell, F. W. Teniporton, TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tampa Daily Another is in Bishopsgnte w-iirkiimmiblp. even fiery, itching eczema, can be 493-W. ECT^HC .SERVICE V. C. Culler, C. F- Metcalf, llorncc Times, the great home daily, mah own raznh" when he discussed W r it e f o r l a t e s t d e s lra n . Electrical repairs. Jimincz, H. Harrow, It. L. Sel­ rate lt4c per word, minimum quickly overcome by applying a where quaint little St. Kthelburga tho subject of extravagance with V. II. T U lU fU E , trul Ave. Orlando, lers, Jesse Cook, T. S. Delk, I. S. charge 25c cash with order. Writo little Menthn-Sulphur. any# a not­ one of the oldest and smallest of her, according to charges made in Sniifutil, Florida • Milk Company Honors ed skin specialist. Because of its the churches in London, fronted his petition, P. O. Iliu MU, Phone MI Talbott, T. M. Dunlap and (J. W. for complete rate card destroying properties, this with two ancient and tiny shops "Done had all Ah want o' dat ,KS FOR RENT Venable, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. PALM BEACH COUNTY—Tho germ Old Time Employees sulphur preparation instantly1** nnw suddenly revealed by the woman," Jackson said exhibiting a Car. Drlvo it O. Khinholscr. We also ask the scene of stupendous development- brings case from skin irritation, pulling down of buildings at its badly lacerated arm. Hearing ou Ink and Second St. public to see their painters have Read about it In the Palm Beach soothes and heals the eczema rljtttt I DAVID B. HYER It was hero that Henry LONDON. Jan. 22—One of the the petition has been set for Feb­ tiieir local card. Post. Sample copy sent on ro- up nml leaves the skin clear anil Hudson and his companions came foremost dairy companies of Great ruary term of court. • ARCHITECT II. Harrow, Pres. j quest. REPAIRING before they sailed from the river Britain 1ms a Long Service Corps [ smooth. The lowly muskrut, fumiliury .Member A L A TEIN — Automobile It seldom fails to relieve the tor­ Thames on their last voyage to i onnectcd with it, the members be­ ADVERTISING gets results if It to every farm boy, 1ms been one the frozen north. Houses Lor Kent ring and Rebuilding. ment and disfigurement. Suffer­ ing made up of employes who have llniie B u ild in g reaches potential buyers. Paio. jOakAvenue._ Orlando, Flerldn been in the service of the organiz- of the chief factors in maintaining ... Intka Daily News is circulated in ers fro mskin trouble should get a PAY $1,000 AN ACRE. a high total value for our annual FOR RENT—Small house v,u 1 an industrial and agricultural sec- jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur atioji for 20 years. FOR HIRE fur production nnd, in commercial TAMPA, Jan. 22.—A syndicate one acre of land and garage,! tion from any good druggist and use The corps boasts of u member­ S E R V ltll Day on Orlando road. 812 per month. of out-of-town and local capital­ ship of 3(11 men and 21 women and importance, it now heads the list it like cold cream. foots nil trains. Uag- Apply to F. J. Takach, I'ico Hotel. TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of ists have purchased a 320-acre when the members met recently of for bearers of the United States H. A. SPEIR tt\_Phone 551. Florida real estate udvertiso In Bbick printed chiffons and crepes tract of land located on the Me­ for n dinner each one of them was Beavers, otter and martens Imvu disappeared from their former fo TRIPS the St. Petersburg Times. One cent are used to make very lovely lin­ morial Highway between this city presented with u gold watch, a CARPENTER . cent a word daily, two cents a word gerie that needs nothing nt all In and Clearwater, for a total con­ silver badge and a certificate of range, anil minks, raccoons, and i CALDER. Day und skunks are rapidly diminishing. Sundays.______________________ sideration of $320,000, according to merit. Included were nearly rid lit- itnlrlmc find llrllutlrllR* the way of trimming. Uervicd. Anytime, an announcement made iiore. The the directors of the compnny and TITF, MORNING JOURNAL is the Address ZIOil I'ulliirttn Are. State railways of Italy showed a load is located about 10 miles from the most humble milk roundsman. accepted want ml medium in WRECKER *J|Kht Avtvnl, particularly with Tainna nnd will be developed n* >i Day or night serSanford. Florida. Jan. lam, !:*gn Daytona ‘(Fla!’Y"One ccnV V word 1Germany. sub-division. -»lt M I L T EXPERT required by Section 12, I'lmii- an insertion. Minimum 26c. phono 394. Night lerA«55116, l.au-s of Florida, I will HOI T i l l , A M I P A IN T be 10 the following places, on lliei FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando T hu P a l m T h a t Suva!* You "It isn’t so much the length as 5li)iiiay. Y PARLORS naV-r each. for’' X ^ .w IsT o f X mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ it is the quality of your experience Ko matter how iong you have had 3Linnfucturi.-d b y fied business, rate lc a word, mlniRRllvT. Murmelio that fitf you for advancement, re- a persistent.weakcningcough-nomat. F .b r rs u it- I.lu d s lr r P a i n t Cu, S o ld b y imum 24c cash with order. [kinds. Rain water u ,'’."rk.e<1 (. ,m,r.loH ter how many remedies you have tried (liMicvn—February M ill, 10.00 A. ^ LOSSlMi PAINT COMPANY “ASK MR. CONNELLY” Old F irst National M (<> .1:00 I\ M. I ittshur^h dinner. Often when Without surcc-tn-*you can usually jcct relief In11.1 Mumini I» Aar. young men coim* to me for posi1 stontly.andi'ltrnrfbcvetheentirecoughcnqj A LITTLE T V ANT AD in The Osceola—February tOtb, 10:00' A. g, nhone 245. ,1'huaar 2XO About Ihe Following Bargains •" < !r..nlin.H-.l ,,f » ch,.„ | ' M. to 5PHI l\ M, Herald will bring you big re­ IS AND JlY EItS Chuluota—February 11th. I0:uu A, sults. Advertise those old articles Who tried to get into the llethlescriptionknownasKr, Kinu’j New Discovery M U -room hitnKilli»iir mi I ' r i li n r *l * i V I > ! % T Y fiMit Ini mi Nnirftiril Ivi*TEAM PlCESSERY 51. to 1J :00 .11. hem plant on the grounds thathe •orCouah*. You simply take one trospoonlul you hove stored away and have Uahrlella—February lltli, l:oo P. A v rn tip . .'t b e d m u m s . Kt i r n a r . • " “ * b e t w e e n Hllh m id I 7 lb .Street* u-iis nn nvnnrf ninchnuic and hold it in your throat for IS or 20 tecoiids a specialty. 110 M. to 3:00 t*. M. Chiropodist rnslrrii rt ito.it rt-. SI,.*>00. lot.) no use for. A little thlrty-cent ad Wtt* ®P 0XPi , t mecnanu. '■ociuroswuliowmg it, without followiiqj with r t n - r In, dr-tlriilili- liti-nllnn. I'rlt-c lerins. •ic, I'honu 327-J. FOOT SPECIALIST OvIetlO—February 12th. toaio A. mny bring yon several dollars. "When* were you last employi water. The prrscripilon h.u a double action. 13,730-- I 7.UI r n s h . Silo iti*r iiinnth. M. to 3;oo l». 51. <u|?b I aski'd him. It R ' t onlvioothrsund In-als aorcncs.-iand ir'orn*. tlunbins, Ingrraar, ‘AI E Phone 148 nqd a representative ----------F IV M rntini n m liiin en litw , Itt-sl r c Altamonte—February 13th. 10:00 iiiic Nalls. Heavy Oall•Fur.l M.diir Lonipuny, I 'l im i m i iv ' flor u r sis: fu11’phii-Hm ’ll?' 1,111and 'Louicklir loosens andareremoves lord Motoi six .he Congrattan wbicli the dls will call to seo you. 1300 C A S H — $30 | t c r in niilti bu>* a Hltlpitllnl st-t-lInn *tf r l t y , *ldt-*»«lf.* ETTl. CAFE A. M. to 13:00 51 tiuses or tired acbl’ig n il In mill tintil fur. years,’ he answered proudly. rect cauie ot the couuhing. i he prompt reMary—February tilth. 10:00 .V-ronni litiiiicnlim , iniMlrrii, mill nI 'nr dl r r slrt-t-l feet. in Service ami Qual- A.Lake *.'0:30.110, S.'.IIO r u s h , *.*>■> |.t-r KimhI li tru llu u . I ' r l r c *2.250.1)0. " “ Anal what did vou do there alt * seems almost iiwglcal, and the quickness 51. to 3:00 P. 51. i n n n l h . [ m i. r . i.. ct.4i.GH ,i . ,,, 1y ‘ no ii, no wUh which ibewhulecough comliiUm itreet and Bark AveLoiikwooiI—February 13th. 1:00 51. THIS WEEK ONLY that tim e: >c.irs i-j olt.-n simiily nm-unqi. There Is nodi. Vo well l>rew Jlldg. 51. to 3:iio l>. Xt. ‘ S I X T Y - F I l l It fo o t In i mi I ' n l n i M I n F I V K - n e r r iirniuri- Krnvt* n e n r t ' n u n " ‘Well,’ said the- mill), ‘I screwed *•* better torcouan*. chest colds, broachitl OrlandoPhone, HUvator l’aoln—February 17th, 10:00 A. Very valuable property on MelA sa-nur. r n s l r r i i r t p n s n r r , #1,230. Ir» ( lull, u m all h o u s e , nil f u r *2.[DRUGS | , i , :ronchl»laiihma.hoar3ciic.*anil almost event on nut 4(S7.” ’ nnebUlasihma.K, to U:uo 5l. #230 r n s h , *20 | i r r in iin tb . 300— (j, r u s h . Mrn.it irritation. Kcononivcnl, t,xi, a i ihe dosa lonville Avenue at rate of $100 per Lake Monroe—February 17th. 1:00 tUG STORE — I're' » oral v one traspoouluL On sale at ail good lot. LOTS — LOTS — LOTS .51. Treatment of seeds by chemicals JruawUu. Adttor Jrugs, Sodas. W« P. to 3:00 P, A. 57-foot business lot on Sanford VAUGHAN. SIOll ilnaan aalll |m l y o u In p n s s r s s l n n n f s m u r nf liar h r s l lu l* In Inaan. will increase the yield of cotton,if you as your phone. Tax Assessor. Elton J. Moughton Avenue at rate of $30 a front foot. A r b n n r r In i i tn k r sniair r r n l i n u n r > . S r r ns, tobacco, cereals and other crops, Every few weeks we have outM IT IC U says a Belgian scientist. TRIG A I, ARCHITECT of-town buyers, cash, for attrac­ Tho regular minimi meeting of tively priced city property. ELECTRIC CO. la V rU V tK Y tin. stockholders of the Milano Fish packed in carbon dioxide! First Nntinn:it Rank Rldg. (Realtors) — FOR I^ to Gillon St Platt List your property with us. Amusement Co., will be held ut in'* gus instead of ice kept fresh for |a. Everything elcc105 Magnolia Ave. 103 N. Park Ave. III day: in u trip from Halifax to ire ut I lee, i-lKhl o'clock, P- M- ; SANFORD REALTY CO. Sanford, ■Florida Pne 422. Electragith Monday, Felt. 2nd. Phone 122 Phone 48 Montreal, Cannihii recently. Room 7 Ball Bldg. Phone 180-J. ITCHING ECZEMA DRIED RIGHT UP WI T H SULPHUR Seminole Marble Co. NOTICE TO TAX, PAYERS NOW IS TH E T I M E D J R J U i i G ’S A. P. Connelly & Sons F. L. 5IILLHH, P res. [.STATIONS AND SUPPLIES SERVICE STATION. IOil, Tires, Accessoct* with a smile. Elm Phone 447 L3. >ree stations. Mugfccond. First and Elm, frnue and 10th Street. pice. FLORIST IHE FLORIST” Tor all o c c a s io n s. ' ’iione’Suu-W [FURNITURE 111'Li RE TO SELL ?’ jrniture Co. We pay ts worth. Phone No. C. I- IHtlTT,Jttcc’y. _ Easy Way to Break J Severest Cough -------------- B y GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER N O W R E L M E .rv ie > E :R ^— W HAT l TO LD TOO T H S \ p a r t m e h t . e o iL -a u s ^ H A ft A. H E W R O L IN C , -T H E f r o m t ' d o o r , V J U .L b e LO C K ED A T M ID N IG H T * \N D I F Y o u A R E . r s o * r I N ’. Q Y aT H E H T O O ’L L £ n o T ; ^ ( E : T i »n : t----------- B Y C O L L Y -IT 5 A. T o t w e l v e *i c o t t a c it h o m e . o r . \ w o k t c u t cI M - a---- — ------------ \ W HAT. D o “ l YOU c a r e :? VWYElt lU'i AN. Office in lank Building Annex. V 417- L 3 .______ l l in e r y J Y SHOP—For ex|«nerv call 579-J. TO LOAN IKU MONEY?—We to loan on First [Sanford Bond and 01925 UY iNT'ktFcATUnc’ScnviCE.MNC 1 Greet Britain riglu* reutrveu. MB � 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 22, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Jrn \ 'M e>-u * £ W p-fi/ ^ L i- *1— THI WBATUB V q p U b le XV. —— ■ ■ ■ ■ — v Florid*: Fair today and Than* day; gentle nortbeaafe winds. ------------------- Z L L ---------- - ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21,1925. ct Disposition DEBT QUESTION oals Question REINFORCED BY xt Few Weeks G.O.P. LEADERS Senator'Iir Plot SINGLE COPIES FIYE CENTS. NUMBER 14 And Winter Park BREAKDOWN) SENATE WRITES Sanford Golf Teams M eet Friday H IS IN NAVAL In Match For Silver Cup OPIUM PJU OIL LEASE CASE NEAR AT HAM) Announcement was made Tues­ Mrs. R. A. Newman wns appoint­ day night at the organization meet, ed at the meeting last night as ing of tho Sanford Golf Club that chairman of the woman's commit­ M e a n w h i l e Irreconcilable the local Chamber of Commerce tee, This committee will have [ext Go T o1, Group Headed by Borah Is Mnjority Report of Committee will give a silver loving cup to charge of the sale of tickets for Serious Situation Has Friday night dance. This Publishing Claim for Full Investigating Tenpot Dome tho winner of a tournament in the Conference | dance will start nt 0 o'clock nnd. which teams representing the local Examination Whole Matter Leases, AcccptedAndMattcr nnd Winter Park golf clubs will tickets will be priced at $1.50.1 Arisen at Interna­ ission Prior Becomes n Closed Chapter participate Friday afternoon. It The tickets arc available through1 tional Gathering Of nlso wns announced that Friday Mrs. Newman or members of her fFinalVote Johnson Resolution Delegates at Geneva night a script dance for the bene- committee. Only Brief Debate Before Senate Today fit of tha Sanford Golf Club wHl' The Fort IHtt orchestra will be present at the club ut 5 o’clock On Subject Is Held be held nt the country club. The team thnt will represent to provide music during the pre­ President Coolidge Reiterates Waters Several Streams Are in the tournament was an­ sentation ceremonies of the Cham­ Faith in Hughes’ Stand Senator Walsh Attacks Report Sanford nounced last night by Otis George, ber of Commerce trophy after the Continuing to Rose, How­ That U. S. Is Not involved of Minority Group Proclaim­ local professional. It consists of tournament. R. W. Pcarman, sec­ ever, With Little Additional ing It Tissue of Half-Truths Harry Ehle, R. L. Deen, Roy Chit­ retary of the chnnibor. will mnko irris Rises Danger Apparent at Present WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.— tenden, F. H. Blglow, Edward Hig­ the address of welcome to • tho Impossible To Place In no degree dissuaded from >ling Block ATLANTA, Jan. 21.—An im­ their WASHINGTON, Jnn. 21.— gins, E. F. Housholer, George W. Winter Park players nnd formally Limit Upon Opium Senntor Edwards of New Jersey is purpose by emphatically present the cup to tho winning Knight an E. H. Parker. Ths Sennte has written Its to go implicated in the [of Leaders provement in tho general flood sit­ stated confidence of adminis­ declared team. Mr. Ehle, a new member of tho Smoking in the East final word in the checkered caso in which ten New Jersey tration in effect of Paris repar­ uation — which has cast ap­ The orchestra will ngain be on club, recently of Asheville, N. C., nnd memorable history of its policemen arc being tried for vio­ ations ngreement, senate irre­ 10 lives and a heavy is famous for his brilliant golfing hnnd nt 9 o’clock for the dance. In )N, Jan. 21.— proximately nnval oil lease inquiry by ap­ GENEVA, Jan. 21.—So se­ lation of prohibition laws. loss—in Gcorgin, Alaba­ concilable? went ahead Wed­ ability. Though he hns played only view of the fact thnt the dance is proving after discussion, pro­ lformal discus- property nesday with plans to press ad­ rious a situation developed ma, South Carolina, Louisianu and two and half years, he was runner for the purpose of furthering tho saic by contrast the majority id house lead- Mississippi, was noted Tuesday equate inquiry into tnc whole interests of golf nnd raising funds up las. summer in the Asheville Tuesday nt the International report of its investigating pevised a plan night, but in scdcral sections riv­ subject nt meeting of the sentournament in which most of the fer the promotion nnd advertising Opium conference that many committee, sharply critising nte foreign relations commit­ still were rising. best golfers in thu South partici- of the Sanford Golf Course in lievc will get ersThe leases nnd ccrtnin official nets tee. flood was at its worst stages pnted. He is at present best ball Sanford it is generally expected of the delegates after ad­ connected with them. tood Muscle in south Georgia. At Albany, Ga., Secretary Hughes was called up champion op of North and Southi *ha*. n large number or enthus­ journment Tuesday night Tho report, submitted in tho Carolina. ight into con- more than 200 negroes were driv­ on Wednesday by the senate for iastic golfers, dancers and their frankly voiced the opinion closing days of the last session by of friendly en from their homes by the Flint a copy of the Paris reparation-! These matches Friday afternoon friends will be present. Wednesday that a complete Senator Walsh, Democrat, Monta­ Citizens of Dover were ma­ agreement together with such in­ MrH. Edward Pettitbenoit, mnnwill bo ployed under the Nassau which they River. na, prosecutor for the committco, system, breakdown Wednesday was a rooned in their homes. At New­ formation concerning tho circum­ first foursome teeing ngcr of the country club dining the bill before ton county sent of Baker, only two stances surrounding negotiations was approved by n vote of 40 to 30 off nt 3 the room, whose phone number Is 2,500, possibility. o’clock o'clock. It is ex­ isc for final ac fnmilies remained, 400 other citi­ “ns may be necessary to full under­ Team Work Will Be Her Mot- after the senate hnd rejected, 42 pected that, due to thu fact that is prepared to servo dinner at 7 Viscount Cecil, of Chclwood, tho to 28, a minority report presented \ .jvccks. zens having left in boats for Ca­ standings of its terms.” A resolu­ of the players to participate o’clock Friday evening to nil those chief British representative, who ot Mrs. Ferguson Says in by Spencer of Missouri, on be­ some in the mntchcs, particularly those making reservations in advance. is lending the tight against tho findo soon, pos- milla and other points out of flood tion of inquiry by Senator Johnson, half of himself nnd four other Re­ Brief Speech; Becomes 2nd Republican, of California, on sen­ puted to ho of almost professional Mrs, Pettitbenoit asks that all American proposals, said tersely: take the bill danger. of the committee. of the Winter Park team, are rc- reservations be made as soon us "Things nre critical.” Ho ndded Woman Governor in U. S. publicans The families of the sheriff and ate irreconcilablcs was ndopted table and start Action ennie after comparative­ that he expected to be the fine postmistress remained in Newton, without discussion. ■ ladder, ly brief debate on n subject which ubillty, a large gnllery will follow possible. speaker nt Wednesday’s session withheld action occupying the second floor of the AUSTIN. Tex., Jnn. 21.—With­ occupied much of the attention of them around the course. (Continued on page 3) WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.—The out the slightest show of emotion the sennte nt the last session nnd and that he would oppose the new ^ured by seuntc courthouse, which .vns reported American suggestion for the -mpmanagers of surrounded by water. The only administration reinforced its sup­ Mrs. Miriam Ainnndn Ferguson, led to institution of the pending irersion of opium smoking in the feel favorable outlet from Newton was by boot port of the Paris reparations of Temple, Texas was sworn in to­ suits by the government to cancel '’nr East within 15 years, boenuso nnd telephone communication was agreement Tuesday while tho sen­ day as the first woninn governor tho lenses of the navnl oil reserves he wns convinced the adoption of lost. The water was snid to be at ate irrcconeilablea were broaden­ in Texas nnd tho second in the granted to Edward L. Doheny and such plan would mean only deceiv­ depth of five feet in the local ing out their plans for a thorough United States. Harry Sinclair by Albert B. Fall, the nppoint- ahotel. examination of the settlement nnd ing the world. ns secretary of the interior. fof Scnntors McA crowd thnt occupied every the circumstances surrounding it. Viscount CncII declared It wmt Reports from Augusta stated The minority report, which de­ available inch of spneo in the house Kcyesj New impossible to inaugurate any fixed A White House pronouncement thnt the Savannah river wau re­ fended the principle of the leasing of representatives nnd was for n tul Harrison (D) limit for tho abolition of opium Hamburg, S. C., just not only affirmed President Cool- time so lnrgo thnt it caused of naval oil reserves and held Ed­ are nil mcm- ceding. smoking because of the heavy across the river from tho Georgin idge’s confidence thnt nothing had Speaker Leo Sattcrwhlto to delay win Denby ns secretary of the nnvy Jngriculturo cora- city, taken place in Paris to involve the tho ceremonies and considor hold­ and hid assistants blnmelcss in In Year of Existence Library College Professor Tells How smuggling in the Far East, as­ still was inundated, but the Insidcrcd Muscle water was going down. The great­ United States in the affairs of that in nny event the pres­ with tho lenses, drew ing thorn upon tho cnpitol grounds, connection Hns Rendered Mnny Serv­ He Wns Imprisoned by Mex. serting ent conference wns not authorized support from only Republicans. est damage in South Carolina was Europe, but added thnt reports to witnessed event. An overflow ices to City With (i,0U0 lid force the sen- to highways. the contrary could be dismissed as crowd of the lean Government Held For to take up the problem of opium Democrats voted solidly for soveral thousand filled The smoking, which belonged in the ni the usual cubunimportant gossip. tho Walnh report nnd were joined Books Upon Mnny Subjects SomeTimelJpon No Charges agendn In Georgia, the road damage was tho wide corridors of the capitol of the earlier conferences, conferees under estimated by officials nt approxi­ The irreconcilable senators added building. by nix Republicans nnd one Far­ nothing to their previous expres­ would be Chair- mately $100,000. mer-Labor, Shipstcnd of Minne­ Circulation of books in the San­ NEW ORLEANS. Jnn. 21.— which was confined to countries Oath Administered. sions of skepticism on that point, sota. Ftho senato ogriford public library during tho Mnjor William F. Lorenz, profes- hnving Far Eastern possessions, With the cessation of rain last but they considered seriously n pro­ Calling up the mnjority report, year ending Jnn. ID, amounted to fessor of nervous and mental dis­ Senatora Mc- night, Mrs. Ferguson wns given tho Ireland Hits Britain Alabama rivers were reced­ posal to extend the terms of a Pnd Smith, South ing slowly oath by Chief Justice C. M. Cure- Senator Walsh declared the minor­ 24,1)07, or more than 2,000 u enses nt the University of Wis­ A clash at the forenoon ses­ and no other flood dam­ iking Republican age was reported. Southeast Aln- pending resolution of inquiry so ns ton of the Texas supreme court, ity reportf “a tissue of half truths, month according to a report made consin, nnd president of tho statu sion of the conference between [committee m-jm- bamn cities bore the brunt of the to ask not only for n copy of the soon after Barry Miller of Dallas misrepresentations nnd arguments public W’ednesday morning by hoard of control, reached hero G. Porter, head oL the American ■* Paris agreement but for a statecharacterised ly the most pnrtisun flood, the streets of Geneva and aiest 4ilso of the considerations had been sworn in as lieutenant bins,'' Senntor Spencer, in reply, Aline Vim Nesa Brown, iihrniinn. Tucsduy after harrowing experi­ dclegatidn nnd Viscount Cecil Was Membership throughout tho yenr, ences nt sea nnd arrest nnd con­ followed in the afternoon by Ire­ governor. ths Undr.reruod Opp being invaded. assertod that the majority state­ which led to its signature by tho their selection beMrs. Ferguson repeated the oath ment was Ma biased, unfair report according to tho report, wns 1,115 finement by tho Mexican govern­ land breaking nwny from the Brit­ Railroad repair gangs were nt American delegates. The resolu­ nnd therg nre in the library 5,000 ment. ish tend and striking a blow n t' Bcd the measure work in each of the flooded states. tion, proposed by Senator Johnson, in n low voice, scarcely above a in ninny particulars.” books. British hegemony over her domin­ fore the senate, Train service in Mississippi, Lou­ Republican, California, is to come whisper, which barely wns audible Describing his experiences, Pro­ ions Senator Walsh disagreed with 'and common-wealth. Michael The library was opened to the fessor Lorenz snid: that their appoint- isiana, Alabama and South Caro­ up in the foreign relations com­ nt the press table. Sho did not the minority that the majority had MacWhitc, the Irish free stnte en­ public on Jan. 10, 1024. Thu change her expression of compos­ contrary to tho lina was restored in most instances. mittee Wednesday nnd its support­ held Mr. Doiiby anil his assistants “Wo left Pensacola, Flu., on Jan. trencc in which In Gcorgin, where it was necessary ers expect it to be ndopted with­ ure during the oath, even when blameless in connection with the building is in tho Spanish style, U, carrying abroad the schooner voy nt Genevn, came out flatly she swore that she had never sent oil leases. In this connection, Sen­ is well equipped with regular lib­ Ruth, bait, ire ami food enough for tho American project nnd flay­ are supposed to to stop traffic entirely on several out delay. tho convention drawn up by the n challenge nor participated in a ntor Bruce, Democrat, Maryland, rary furniture nnd possesses, in for three weeks trip which I wns ed railroads, officials stated service ttion. Johnson Resolution first opium conference, saying it addition a roof garden for out­ duel. She looked steadily nt Jus­ ngain would bo normal in a few who nupported tho Walsh report, lers feel ccrtnin Should the Johnson resolution in taking for my health. Our plan neither laid a tribute on the altar t nssertod ho did not consider this door activities. Following is thu included a rup down along tho of idcnl.s nor adversely. affected acct with success, days. its expanded form eventually re­ tice Cureton. report of thu librarian: The Macon, Dublin and Savannah ceive tho approval of the senate report an imputation upon the hon­ Reads Brief Speech. attempt to get the Mexican const, a few days of fish­ material advantages which orable discharge of his duties by “To the Board of Trustees of tho ing there, and the run back to the itself, it would provide a vehicle ice by unanimous still was unnble to move a trnin. many of the interested powers de­ The woman governor read a Sanford Public Library: The Central of Georgia service for a direct exchange of opinions brief speech, but did not rnise her Mr. Denby, whose retirement ns the adoption of a from rive from opium traffic. That was Pensacola. Our dream came to “ I hnve the honor to submit secretary’ of the navy came during Macon to Savannah was out between the administration nnd op­ end with a crush ns the ship why, Mr. Mae White declared, he of commission, owing to bridges position senators, and in the belief voice much louder than the con­ the inquiry und after the senate herewith niy first annual report an piled up on a Incrccn reef off the deemed his duty to support the ibling Block formally had requested the pres­ as librarian of the Sanford Pub­ const being washed away south of Wad- of some senato lenders might enliv­ versational tone. of Yucatan just before day­ American proposal for practical lic Library for tho year ending Retiring Gov. Neff wns greeted ident to demand his resignation. stumbling block ley, Ga. The Southern railroad en the dying days of the short sesmeasures gradually to suppress break Saturday. January 19, 1925. with cheers upon closing his last This drew a declaration from cleared its track to Atlanta during |ntor Norris, who (Continucd From Page 3) opium traffic. “The vessel stuck fast on the “The library was formally open­ utterance ns governor of Texas, he Senator Heflin, Democrat, Alaba­ (fused to yield to tho duy, while the Central again coral root. We waited until day­ After praising the exnmpio set told Mrs. Ferguson thnt he had ma, thnt he considered Mr. Denby ed to thu public on Jnn. 19, 1924. he waive his priv- opened its route to Albany. Ser­ light meanwhile provisioning the by Japan for the abolition of opium “equally as guilty ns Albert B. Addresses were made by Mayor vice to Florida still wns slow nnd left, as an inspiration of her ad­ precedent to serve ministration, a photograpli of Fall,” in connection with the oil Forrest Lake and Rev. Arthur S. t.hrt;w do‘Lies P.ri'parntory to ubnn smoking, Mr. MacWhite demanded He has taken the uncertain. Perhaps the greatest improve­ Woodrow Wilson hanging over the leases. He added that in his be­ Peck, chairman of the library doning the ship. Nine of us left that the doors be thrown wide he himself is not lief, Doheny and Sinclair had paid board. A history of the library the ship leaving Caotnin Swin nnd open for discussion of all aspectment in tho Georgin flood situation desk. feree, as chairman one nwn aboard the vessel. They of the opium evil nnd insisted Mr. Neff snid he hnd left n from $1,000,000 to $2,000,000 for was given by Mrs. A. M. DeForcst planned to stay there while we some of the delegations were un­ ce he should have was in the middle section of the tho lenses which they hnd obtained state. nnd an eloquent tribute paid to white rose, ns n symbol of purity, from the interior department dur­ proposed conthe impression thnt something At Macon the river readied its the late Mrs. Minnie E. Key in up- i tried to reach n light housu Iff der and the open Bible as a guide to [sntisfictory to him. was being kept in the dark und miles away. We were caught in a ing Fall’s administration as secre­ prccintion of her many years of I With approximately .70 mem­ her path. last night, a measurement [attitude, the lead- crest norther and fought the winds nnd that efforts were' being made to tary. bers present, the Sanford Kiwanof 27.55 feet being recorded. Tues­ devoted service as librarian of the the bill to remain thwart free nnd wholesome dis­ He presented this Bible today to Spencer Offers Substitute night, tho stream wns 25,0, or U club celebrated Wednesday af­ former Sanford Library associa­ waven for hours. fs Auble for a few day the executive office of the gover­ “Toward nightfall we were cussions. Senator Spencer, :n offering n tion. Tho large number who at­ 7.0 feet above the flood stage. ternoon nt the Montezuma Hotel the hope of perIn the southern section, how­ Another Druntatic Feature tenth anniversary of tho nor, and marked for Mrs. Fergus­ Hubotituto motion I or the adoption tended the opening were welcomed sighted by a Mexican gunboat nnd (braska senator to ever, reports indicated the flood the on the 105th verse of the 10'Jth of tho minority report, docinred by tho Trustees and tho librarian, picked up. The boat returned to founding of the order. The chief Another druntatic feature was proposal. conditions were getting worse. The speakers of the occasion were Dr. Psalm: “Thy word is « lnmp unto j there was much in tho majority nnd much pleasure was expressed the wreck nnd took an Captain the address of I)r. Alfred Szo tht Itccring committee rivers were said to be spreading E. I). Brownlee, president nnd T. my feet and a light unto my path.’’ findings with which he and some ovw ‘t h ^ n c r b S n i ^ w l t h ’itVaT- Swin und the fisherman. ('hinese delegate whit warned the to attempt to get over the lowlands. Streams which L. Dumas, jinst president of the As she arose to her feet to take Iother Republicans on the commit“Wo were taken to I’rogresso so-called “opium bloc” powers that (Continued on page 3) to conference with- normally were only u hundred local club. the oath, Mrs. Mae Patterson I tec agreed, but that this report where the captain of the port or­ China had awakened und thnt it thc house mil!- yards wide were said to have reach Thompson, formerly of the Metro- contained statements which were dered us put in juil. The first the powers failed to subordinate Dr. Brownlee spoke upon the politun Opera Company, snng Put unfomtdad nod criticism of wivcrnthe nltcrnnte cd a width of five miles. three days wc were without food their financial interests to ethical meaning of Anniversary Week On Your Old Gray Bonnett, ami mint departments ’’which are unauso rules commitami given wutor only after the ............. ______ interests,t ______ und did___ not cease tp oxwhich is being observed by Kiamorrow to considMrs. Ferguson smiled broadly. i (logs nnd monkey* had drank. Thenlpioit the Chinese and the Fur East wnnis clubs throughout the coun­ rule, which could we were taken to Mvridia where they would be held responsible not try. The objects of Klwanis, ns la majority vote of W o were tried although 1 do not only by the world as u whole, but Y acht Blown on Rocks Spaniards Bobbard emphasized by the speaker are to Id a request for un­ know on what charge. During this in particular by 400,000,000 Chi­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.— The give first place to the huninn nnd it to send it to con- senato adopted the oil committee Tribesmen’s Lines Will Be A Total Loss Though the bonrd of engineers time 1 had cummunuicated witli an nese. Dr. Szo predicted that if spiritual values of life rnthor than cked by the objec- report drafted by Senator Walsh,' tho powors refused to act the of rivers and harbors who wore in American counsul und wired the Orient the material. He declared that member. would bo swept by a tidal of Montana. governor of Wisconsin nnd after PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Jan. 21. LONDON, Jnn. 21.—Three SanSanford Sunday reserved u non­ tho object of the dub was to en­ wave of moral indignation which 3hoa|» (Question. FVench Ambassador Jusscrnnd courage a short hearing we were released. —Tho yacht Topez from Bath. Me., committal nttitude, those advocat­ ish war ships and eight airplanes daily living of the Golden the Muscle Shoals presented his formal letters of re­ Miami, Fla., which went ashore ing the increase in depth of the “We were then returned to Pro would have repercussions on tho Rule In all human relationships nre bombarding the Anjcra tribal to rcsso where we obtained passage economic and political structure o* (vived in tho senate call to President Coolidge. in a storm Tuesday night off ApSt. Johns rivor from cifcht to 12 Tho railroad administration an­ and to develop intelligent and ag­ forces from the Str&itB of Gibral­ nledore Island was breaking up feet between I'alntkn and Sanford to New Orleans on tho steamer aator Norris called sntir* wqrUL. The clash between Mr. Porter ?on authorizing an nounced it had completed liquida­ gressive citizenship. tar. off Point Alcazar nnd Segure Wednesday on the rocks. Tho own- expressed their confidence Monday Antillu." an alleged power tion of claims without litigation in Tho speaker summed up the and toward the oust of those post-(or, Chnrles Clifford of Bath, and morning that a favorable report on Although blistered and weather and Viscount Cecil started when ideals of the organization as the tions, according to news dispatches j the crew were taken off last night the project would bu made by the beaten, I’rof. Lorenz and the fish- Mr. Porter indignately repudiated federal trade com- any case. Treasury officials noted a lessen­ creating and maintaining of a received AVdilnesday afternoon. I by the coast guard. more than an board upon its return to Washing­ ermen didd not show otherwise any **c'w®tl<>ns made* by discount Cecil Do the senate decid- ing of nntionnl bank* failures atid sound public opinion and high ton. Such a report, it Is under­ effect of the suffering or privu- Mom,a>\thnt thu American people »o the interstate declared banking conditions were idealism that will make possible stood, will virtually assure the suc­ mi increase of righteousness, jus­ littn' for a report on a sound basis. jsss cess of the project. Thq White House declared Prc?- tice, patriotism and good will. Is- The author of The engineers departed from Prof. Lorenz and hi* ^ h o rm e n f ’" ’ ^ ^ L ^ o ^ h '^ i u m Sanford on an* engineer corps boat The objects of tho club to be claimed that a ident Coolidge was in full accord the Isle of Pines treaty now sought during the present year r ‘0 ifr. M,;hlILorenz o ^ „ /'wwill ‘m ':«“ turSr,‘,*olej ,S 1i? Viscount Cecil's charge luf j ’J Sl-" early Monday morning. Several . icre |J'” was attempting with return f a ls e in the senate. representatives from this section, Mudison, Wis. [>0 of Muscle Shoals, pending were outlined us a program in boand characterized it as a vile slan­ The Hughes statement denying including Muyor Forrest Lake, A. will present u pleasing adoption of With virtually all of the inter­ hnif of the underprivileged child; i consideration was der upon the ueoplt) of the United the Paris reparations agrccstimulate and add to civic in­ ior plastering finished, Sanford the Spanish type of architecture. I*. Connelly, chairman of the inland Chi Yuan In Control States. The British representative flection of conferees )that merit involved the United States in to nnd to direct Kiwanis in­ contractors arc nulling in every It’s appearance, however, is not to waterways committee of the San1 1 ' ll.k '11, ^.®nator European commitments was held at terest Chamber of Commerce, and Sector Near Shanghai withdrew his charge with un apol­ !• Alabama Us au- th(J % ‘Vhite House to cover the is- fluence in affairs of public inter­ way practicable the work on the be attractive from the outside a- f-.rd ogy for having made it, but he was» R. *»' pf*arninn, secretary, accom-1 lone. est and to promote closer relations to be included 9Ue so affected by Mr. Porter’s speech model home. The home, when It is so arranged that it will between tho fnrmer and the city that he wanted to go back to En'.'“'V rin ;, V ,° " ra t M ,I‘Uh i kr ni J r SHANGHAI, Jan. 2t.-G eneral wUt*fct<^ u y In' -Senator McKellar. Democrat, man. completed and furnished, is to be be well lighted by natural means u J J We“ Chi Shieh Yuan, whose armies arc gland immediately. Fellow dole‘ s f”®1 l*0 did n o t, Tennessee, introduced a resolution he was not a 1asking President Coolidgewhat Visitors introduced to the clob placed on display for 30 days af­ which automatically includes ex­ gattt,:- however, succeeded in calm­ senate agriculture :steps have been taken regarding were Russell Wilson, Philadelphia; ter which it will be sold. The home cellent ventilation through the ar­ J. M. Braxton, 'ormerly of Uiu | kini^vfrnm m Jfo^V oirtrol^f ing him. ________ | foreign representations against Charles C. Kunz, Philadelphia; is located in Pine Heights, ip a sec­ rangement of giving each room in m en^w hoS Thoro ' -hly fam lfbr I Shanghai district. Wednesday is rcFrank Griffin, Detroit, and Mr. tion destined, it is said to become the house cynosure in three di­ of the area west American gun elevation. with the details of ,; ti. project ami |»Ported f hero int(Jcontrol chain Chow nnd Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Nixon nnd one of Sanford's most desirable rections. Society W orming Plan labbi Admits of government proccdu. has ex residential districts. their daughter Lois. Every effort that is compatible north of Shanghai Nanking rail­ pressed his confidence in 'nvoraAlready the building is taking with moderate cost will bo made to Me report by the board, i. '} es­ way lino to Yantzeo River.I For War Elim ination present were: Rev. EfollarForgery EngineerWhoJumped D.Members on the appearance of a home. Ex­ add to the comfort of the building. timated that the incrcnscd «_'■, *h Brownlee, R. II. Berg, L. C. From EngineCab,Dies Bebout. C. A. Byrd, B. D. Caswell, terior phuteriog, which is stucco, Furniture will be selected hoth for project will cost uppropxinmu i I Large River Steam er WASHINGTON*. Jan. 21.—The Jan. 21. — More has already been applied. There utility nnd beauty while the var­ $500,000. This T. L. Dumas, A. C. Fort, J. C. causo of war phase of study enmo is will not bo no limited, , )f the Chicago RubSAVANNAH, Ga., Jan. 21*—W. Hutchinson. J. H. Jackson, E. F. remains installation of windows, ious fixtures are to he placed at however, to increasing tho depth |*^ DSlZCls iNCRT ^ l O f t o l K in for more scrutiny main address rwident of “Young H. Holman, of Waycross, Ga., en­ laying floors and completing parts Lane, W. T. Langley, T. W. I jiw points of greatest convenience. before Unlay’* session’s confer­ but will include elimination of sev­ e'tv mid prominent gineer on the Atlantic Coast Line Puoplo of Sanford are watching eral sharp curves in th;- river. ucinl circles wns rc- train Number 57 running from Sa­ ton. S. M. Lloyd, H. C. Long C. of the plumbing und wiring sys­ NOR. ’ K, \ a., Jan. 21**— The ence on the cause and cure for Members of the board und others Steamship - mio, largest of tlv war. Meanwhile several commltithorities today to vannah to Montgomery, who appar­ J. Marshall. J. G. Michaels, H. H. tems yet to bu done. Tho roof, with unusual interest the progress is of composite material, of construction and it is expected on the boat were entertained at Buxton line . “t. capsizisl i n d |t »,s appointed at the first sesently without reason jumped from McCaslin, G. E. McKay. G. E. Mc- which f!* t0, forgeries provide.! a pleasing that an almost continuous stream Paiatka. From there the engineers ;<ank In the Jame*. 'Wor near Ohm 1 Monday are said to be pn>from the husi- his cab nfteg pulling on the emer­ Call.I toward Overt in. A. It. Platt, tinted red, with grny surface of the of visitors will pass through the continued to Jacksonville from ratot Wednesday, i hteen ment-Jgrossing in the foimulntion iueaa Iffuity Finance Serv- gency breaks Wednesday morning A. K. Rossitcr, A. Rnffeld, I> B. contrast building after it is thrown open whence thoy will travel to Suvan- Lera of the crow and o pattento a pnictlczi i-ifvk'llit pv:* l°f which he is mnn- near Manor, died at a \Naycross Steele, J. G. Sharon, W. M. Scott, wall finish. E. C. Smith. When completed the dwelling for inspection. nnh enroute to Washington. ger# were saved, __________ Igrum W eui tlw $hU4vi hospital. ill From ’a Table IMPROVEMENT IN GENERAL FLOOD SITUATION NOTED Cecil Opposed To U. S. Suggestions BIG CROWDS SEE INAUGURATION OF MRS. FERGUSON BIG CIRCULATION HARROWING TALE { IS REPORTED BY TOLD BY LORENZ LOCAL LIBRARY UPON HIS RETURN Sanford Kiwanians Commemorate 10th Club Anniversary Express Belief In Favorable Report On River I’roject Washington News Progress Being Made In Erection Of Model Home For Display In Sanford tha^«^^/of;rnH s s s f fo t z js it iz �WOW 1 ’.......... - **-. m mgwood Fai A te Made £2 i HONOLULU, J a ^ „ _ member of the Hawaiian nati • Final awards in connection with where Honguard on Oah the Longwooil Community Fair, Clerks who stole from thollf trt- olulu is situa b d tille d to fro # pdiri 1.) which for various reasons have not been announced heretofore, were ployors .during 1924 went cn rnm- aetivo service to ««sttt the Hewai- dated by-flood waters of the Sa­ fehany J. Jones Shows in Ad- made public Tuesday morning. Vir- p a g e ith n t set tlew records in do Idrt depirtmant of tne army in vannah. At Augusta, Ga., the Sa­ “ronulRinr/* the AnMHean f lr tt dilkin to Many Exhibits and vannah reached a sUgo of thirtyOtffer Attractions' Will Be five feet, ten inches and atlll was Hhown At Dcland F air titling. South Carolina officials is­ ft«nv ninsular Electric Company, flrst pany. Not orily did tho number of <tbs militia bureau iiv Washington -------sued a warning to tourists to’avoid > UPLAND, Jen. 20.—Patroizs of prize in electrical class; J. H. Hinunnecessary travel over flooded termclntcr, first prize, pianos; defaulting employ.. Incrana. ten! S H a tS ,'. Volusia county fair, Jnn. 27 to roads. Traffic on the Central .and j inclusive, at DeLand will wit- Lloyd Shoe store, special prize for per.cent but In amounts stolen th o !^nccs. mcro than two score of free host all round booth; Leasing Point business crooks made away wlthj^ Colonel Perry M. Southern hl|kWay» of tho ictions In the opon air arena company, flrst blue ribbon for bent thirty soven per cent more than -srlM adjutnnt-genw was at a standstill. Florida on the now rach track, in ntl- practical booth; Sanford Paint and btforc. tourists wtf&roportcd held '.~v' j Washington for funds?: bn to tho large collection of ug W all'paper company,' first bluo rib­ high wnter£to Alabama, G ilturai, horticultural, line arts. bon for best decorated booth; Ball ... Thertj^b bdf\oita clals & <tm —“" f j c n ^ t h h gtirird will and South c&rolina. cztlc arts and sciences, fieri Hardware company, first prize rib­ ployo in Which a new jfo o id /fo r ),<$ available, Property Loss Heavy bon fop best hardware exhibit;' uic, industries, poultry, live No official estimate of property honesty wna wade—that, o f’public :k and educational displays in Lcmcn Bluff Nun-ories. Longwood, officials, among whom and crop damage in Georgia! and w it'll cro there wc Fourth Rotary'Club this nine major exhibit buildings at first prize and blue ribbon. Alabama, the two statcu bearing fntunw efdblts tikitim ^urinir *4the than d the fair grounds. Alt free nttractho brunt of the flood, could be ob­ previous year. In almost lost every I In H olland j Found ____ ___ i-r highest oruor ant! Pickpocket Steals tained.’ ' Tho 16££ . now-jver, • was other typo of. business tho Short­ many /of them wifi a t this time said tq bo heavy. Dispatches from comings of tfie defaulter were in THE HAGUE, Jaii. 20^-A Ro- Birmingham nald tho property loss • make their first appearance in Flor W o m a n O o p s P u r s e : t , S S g rf.v id 'm I' . tary club wan formally opened would go into the thousands of Ida. The Johnny J. Jones Midway -------| More dishonaty shnnaty aamong those in Jicre recently by B. VcrknJe, n;em- dollars. show a also will be an attraction ut It’s a dirty, lowdown pickpocket! trusted with private funds as tho fair. PredffcUonz of colder weather by thnt will r.toop to st. nl the powder| administrators or trustees, moro! InLrnnHonn/ ^iT th n " ah v Following is the program of free pufT, lip-stick and liaJgc of » indy; burglaries mid huge increases in; Uo‘° ry ?nternatlonBl- In tho nb* Tuehday and the end perhaps of events to bo staged each ufterrvoa*. cop. But jU6t this happened to the j forgeries wore notod through tho scncc of tho American minister, tho downpour of rain brought 3omo Louis A. Sussdoff, first secretary assurance to Alabama that th* and evening during fair week: woman police effietr of* the tlio Capit­ Capit- year. of the legation, explained the crest of the flood coon would be ; Racetrack Events ol Theatre, New York. Yetta Dlshoreat^ among employes is growth Yctta Jo-J Jo-! ““Dishoncat and ptogrens of Rotary In reached. The Alabamn river reach cobs, the police-woman, had been'not .the kind r f criminal conduct vpOne-half mllo trot oV pace, free Holland, Burgomaster Pdtyn of cd n f.tage between fifty-three ami fovoll; one-half mile tunning race; detailed to the Capitol to keep an J that can be designated a crime The Hague gave the new center his fifty-four feet at ficlmn and thous­ Florida pony rncj, rOO yards; mule eye on ‘dips,” the technical word | wave, oven though it assumes large official blessing. and:! of ucres of. lowlands wore ucnLrv w ho n m n n r t i o n s * * snys « n u « F.-W. P -W T .u fn m iy who proportions," I.afrentz, drrby; Roman standing races: for the light fingered! gentry There are now four Rotary cen­ flooded. At Montgomery the river president of the American Surety ters in Holland. King Bee, holding world’s record make a living picking pockets. was 17 feet ubovc flood stage for Bulky before the horse, time, One afternoon Mine Jacobs Company. “Thoro arc forces con­ and the city wus fearing a recur­ ope-haif mile, one minute, 22 sec- thought she would sit down and stantly at work in the lives of em­ Jacksonville—$5,000 filling sta­ rence of tho 1919 flood when the nds; exhibition half mile by the give the movie the once-over. The ployes which lead to tho first dis­ tion being constructed at Eagle gas nnd light plants were thrown hreo guidileiia wonders — Dollio celluloid drama v:n:» a full of heart honest act. Countless numbers of and Cedar streets. out of commission. Mac, Maxine R. nnd Hailey; Kun- throbs ns a Missouri bound dog Is embezzlers have indicated during p.ian Wolf hound races; English full of fleas. In r.n unguarded mo­ the past year that tho first stolen pu-hball ori.horseback; Hoagland’a ment she placed her hand-bng on dollars were hut “u loan from tho of imported English h‘ ‘ an adjoining seat and kept h c r |f :l3h Account, but too many such horses; clmm clown w eyes glued on the silver sheet. This! I0"1' 0* were made before long tho to. trick mule; Jinks nnd : dynamite, unguarded moment cost Mias JnC- ^hmunt became too big to repay, troop pig . Uncle ____ Si obs $12, her badge,. powder-puff,! roiipa; of trained pigs; lba most startling indication* is and Aunt' Mirandy and thoir com­ lip-slick, pass on the 1!. M, T. and increase in amounts taken. edy hay wagon, the Third Avenue Railroad and nnd a Where heretofore there were many' i, Platform Events monthly ticket to Rockville Centre, leases of n few thousand dollars) • Williams and Bernice on lofty Long Island, “Who ever finds each, today there are many in aj { 'j l trapeze: FedrleSi Carlo of the per- any or all of this plunder will year's time comipritiing the entire pendjculur topes; Veructtn Clark, reap a r.woet kiss,” says the Indy capital and surptins of n bank or queen of the tight wire; Mjllio Syl- ccp of the Capitol. business. Of course such embez­ vartla, thb heavyweight contortion­ zlements can only bo accomplished ist; Musical Jlogn; Fnmons Rus­ by those in highly responsible pos­ sels, in juggling nnd bcttle-nxo ASK ACCIDNF.T REDUCTION itions, With the inerense in am­ Growing; Blonde Russell, prima stolen then) has been n par­ ORLANDO, —an. 20.—Formula­ ounts onna of the white tops; Uushncll’s allel rise in tho social nnd business tion nnd agreement upon measures Goncrrt Band; stupendous display importance of tho cmbczilor. Tlio 3’/ of International fireworks, program to bo pre muted to next legislat­ factors tending toward such a ren­ ive re'!' in:;, designed to roduco nuchanged each night. dition acem to bo increasing rather r .. > -| U.mobile accidents on tho highways than decreasing.” and curb what is described as a STAGE FAKE HOLD-UP growing tendency to shift unjust IV ENGINEER VISITS EUSTIS . ATLANTA, Go.. Jan. 20-Pod- tuxntion to tho shoulders of the mtrJanr.’ hnira slood on end in automobile owner and securo more EUSTIS, Jnn. 20— Lieutenantthe neighborhood of the post of­ j whidcsoino and uniform traffic Colonel Younghntg of the war rlefice. W’-men shrieked nnd strong ; lnws throughout Florida, will he nartment, W. F. Coachman nnd men looked for convenient cyr- ; taken up at a meeting here Janu­ Senator Coleman I. Du Pont nro 'Icno cellars. Bold bnd and e(T- ary 29 .sponsored by tho Florida expected to arrive here early next pctlv'o bandits were holding up a I Automobile Association. 1week to ninko n survey of the pos­ -mail truck. A sinnil hoy shrieked sibilities of a north and south in­ for pollco, the gallant mailm >n onSELECT TOURNEY COURSE land waterwuy between Jackson­ limbered their guns to repel board­ ville and Fort Myers and West ers. Than n pr«*al Inspector r.p- ^ TAMPA, Jan. 510—Tlio Templo Palm Roach. Mr. Coachman reppcare<l nhd mi id it has been, done Terraco Country Club course has rCroats interests that nrj developycry well indeed. bun n«i(*oted for staging the approximately 1,000,000 acres . Jt was simply tho regular bi- West Const Gold Association’s wo­ hi;; land in Floridu while Scnntor nioutnly muil wagon rubbery drill. man's tournament, it is announc­ ot Du Pont has announced tho pur­ ed . Jim _ _ _ —, ... Dato of the tournament chase of 75,000 acres of land front­ . Tarpon Springe—Eaylo street v,-ill 1- fixed within tho next few ing twelve miles on the Kissimmee school building to b<v enlarged. [ days, it is naid. river. FAIR m S WASHINGTON, Jan. 20—Com­ ing lit the nick bf time, f i t r wea­ ther was predicted today and to­ morrow. AU southern states re­ cently ruenaeed by floor «ays n Weather burcati roport issued Tues­ day morning. Ceaaation of rainB is believed the m b i t of a quick draft of water which atcadlly swelled to far paat the floor stag­ es. Mrs. Office at Nooil AUSTIN, Tern, Jwt. W ^ In a b * . uration of Mrs. Miriam Ferguson of Texas, first woman governor was set for noon today in the spac­ ious house- of represantatives where ten years ago hen husband, James E. Ferguson was sworn in­ to the same office where nearly three years later he was Impeach­ ed and removed from office. ' Another Big Snow Storm. Reparations A gent NEW YORK, Jan. 20.—Another Will Outline Costs “0,000 snow storm swept Nbw tork Today causing maraluiplngof 100 ploughs and betweefi^ 10,000 PARIS, Jan; 20. — St& four .2,000 shavelers to kejm mail;; Parker Gilbert, agant genet a of Ihoroughfnres open. reparations .paypunts, a p p e a t\to uay before rOporatlDn commission to outline estimated costs of the Claim Children In organisations instituted under the Churches N eglected Dawes plan. JACKSONVILLE, • Jan. 20 — rot enoUght attention is being glvcu tho children by the churches, acording to Roy O. Wylnnd, direc­ tor of the bureau of church re­ lation)*, Boy Scouts of America. In an address before the Kiwanis club Here be quoted .statistics, the ac­ curacy of which -h-* aaid he would hot comment uppti, tJ the effect that *98 per cent of tho money spoilt by churches for equipment is for adult equipment, and two erccnt for tho kids.'’ Teaching r.ya “that good little boys go to Heaven is all right,” Mr. Wyland said, “but you havo to interest a growing hoy, a bundle of nervos and activity to, keep his mind on the subject.” E JESSURAND r e c a l l e d . J#r*y.WM li­ the New J tJ L . trial of l i w L , who were ia&JJ hibition Rorernr.At •nd that waster mindjj^ WASHI] •tor Edwin comment os'.iuT in court InV* 1 bringing rum scandtj. P re d ic t Bank F« WASHINGTON, Jnn. 20.—Julucs Jesscrand, retiring French amharsudor, closed 22 years o f. servico ns French diplomatic repre­ sentative in Washington today when ho presented to President Coolldge his formal letter of re­ call. WASHING current year \ reduction tionnl Bank ficiala predict^] *b of reporta ' banka closej » ^ . s i x month** Mellon declartjl Bartow—Plans under way for conditions are?" construction of $100,000 apartment house, $50,009 business blosk and Tampa-Set plants nnd wfa $50,000 worth of new dwellings. erected on Braoksvillfr—0,000 acre tract south of city, being subdivided and Orlando townsite of “Musaryktown” estab­ be voted upon! lished. school buildingt \i W e Predicted S C3LE7.ff: .at3i!gaX:0£UK£i>ttaBU^S£lSiaBK.'i I TWO DAYS Jan. 20 and 21 M ATINEE 3:00 O’clock N ig h t 7:30 Mr WeithW PrwHttrt. ASSOCIATKD FIRST NATIONAL 1’iOTURR, Inc., PRESENTS a x-v a xw , Lots W ould Sell Fail auma TWO DAYS Jan. 20 and 21 A BRA HAM L INCOLN S v S m a t in e e From the L ife o f Am erica’s G reatest Man Comes Its G reatest Motion Picture “Lot us licvc fui!h that right mnkes rnfvht, and In that fnitli let uu date to <].) our dut wo underr.tnn< "All that I am or over hope to lie I owe to my moth­ er.” WERE SOLD YESTERDA! T h e fir s t d a y th e y w e r e o n s a le Conclusive Proof r Ih a t the people of Sanford know real estate values was evidenced yesterday on the opening sale day of Oak Hill, Sanford’s newest subdivision. It shows that buyers are acquainted with the wonderful possibilities for a quick rise in valuta in this subdivision, ^ D on’t W ait— B uy Today 1his is the second day ot the sale, it you were not one of the wise investors of yes* terday, come in today and make your choice in Oak Hill and be one of the first to share m the profits that will sureiy come to Oak Hill property owners soon. * I. .; THE MAN O F THE AGES A PICTUUE THAT EVERY HUMAN REINC KIIOIII.D SEE TJii.t wor.tRrruI production ran in New York at ftl/h) Tup. You rce it at homo for hOc. Give this your thought. M ila n e T h e a t r e , T u e s d a y -”W e d n e s d a y Jummry 20 and 21. Matinee 3:00 O’clcek The Suburb o f Opportunity ONI' SIJOWi NO BACF SHOW f * m. ♦ > - j /iLii iM K , ■+ .... M 112 P a rk A y e ^ flfti �Poultry Embargo Effect Entries In .VolusiaCountyFair Scholarly Quiet Of Oxford Broken OXFORD, England, Jan. 21.— An entire block in the center of Oxford, comprising some 40 old . “ .,7 7 ,.. * v DELAND, Jan. 21 - The cm-, buildings, is to be sold by the city A' V , r i T t s i i ij v» bargo on importation of poultry, within the next six months. Sev­ gpedal fifTorl Should Bo rJ „ u ;nt„ cir,ct PWi- eral hundred years ago the city Mode To door Out Woods; ,to * domet from th. bought this :>trip of waste land ly­ Boforo Citrus Trcoo Blos-! m or Ut of „„ di,. ing outside the walls and along nemo 1° PreventInfection ' ,„ „ nd Anmm, vein.-! , item.ition m'(»ounly fair in this city Jan.. -------{27 to 31, inclusive, according to an ( GAINESN II.LE, Jan. 21— \ h announcement inr.de by the man-' thu time I*v tlie•blossoming of ci-n agement of this department of the trns trees approaches it is im- county fair, as; many of the entries , . ,. offered theVolusia fair from other pertant tnr.. tne grower .ree his 3tutcg jnt(j n|rendy arrived before' grove of thrip-harboring weed/, the embargo was declared. CADY TRIAL POSTPONED _______ r ORLANDO; Jan. 21—»Tndga C. O. Andrews, of circuit court, has postponed the trial of Hal. Cady, indicted for second degree murder in connection with the death of N. B. Broward, until March 12th. The postponement was made at the request of County Solicitor Mur* Phy. JOHN E. FOX Feathered Here eO f , .fTv.Z'T «r j u rn a r i h during tho battle of Verdun, unVerdun “Goes W est” der heavy fire ensured the rapid • TOURS, France, Jan. 21. Real Estate—Insurance , transport of very important tnciA nnrliculnr carried to A ll k i n d * *>f P r o p e r l y M a t e d fo r aale n rk A v e n u e null S e e o n d S t r e e t Rogers Hornsby of the St. Louis Cardinals this year led his league in batting for ihc fifth consecu­ tive senron with an 'average of .423, a new world's record. Cut to Suit $9.00 per» cord delivered S IF.UV |IC ---------- B r i t t Realty Company, Furnished! Orange Gro Lake Front On Palm Lh Right in To AT For the construction of home and business buildings in Sanford. ed silver Polish; and n number of, between the university and city au Silkies, a Japanese fowl with quill-,thorities. , loss feathers and black faces. Thes<*‘ ----- —----;-------~~r~ — • If you own well located vacant property make it rev­ enue producing, thereby helping yourself and assisting in the development of your city. If you own well located IMPROVED business or res­ idential property we will m ake you long time loans on easy repaym ent plan, which will m ake it possible for you to construct residential or business building in San­ ford. PEOPLE COME AND SEECl THE HEART OPT1 OF THE GREAT Many of your friend* think that you are too fat. You too realize it. But why, in all common sense, don't you set rid of that extra 10.20.50 or more pounds/ Feel rACnjyf comfot table aniimon like a human being ■Kdff again. I am a phyalH P& j clan licensed by tha ■ State of New York. I Metz* haveforyearatreated R r] men and women overi r « \ imtdrned wlthexceeV J sire flesh; many have ’V • V A w reduced as much a* X s iV t a pound a day. I pre\ ________M veribeformypatients a u c h treatment as will, in my opinion, produce not only the iosa of weiuiit without harm, but an improvement in health. Don't take tnv word for it. Let me send you free my trial treatment and convince yourself. Personal attention is given to each case and you are treated exactly as if you i vvetc In my cilice. • Call At Our Office anil Talk Tho Matter Over MERIWETHER BUILDING SECOND STREET F R £ -fc 'T R E A * T AM E » r AND INTERESTING BOOKLET I have successfully treated thousands of patients for fat reduction. WHhotjt Charge cf Die* or Unnecessary Exorclso Om Dixie Highway for sub-division 31,000.00 On Terms RRITTR II low are a f-'v-xtrccta cf IcltorsfromEriteful patients which bear eu*. my statements; L o st 7(5 5’o u n d s . .'•/irtO. Whiilot)writes:“ / I 'oil 7 0 p o u n d sct ii •eiu ltcfjo u r treatment andhave it-vfi /f it to tivll in tay life a t I don if. ” L o st 7 0 P o u n d s . Mr. S. Sante* utritti: ' / ft.it e toil 7.> pounds a i a result o f tuhingyour tr..:ti‘iciU. IJrrl brttrr in every tray. / ran now la te to u t icjllit without breaming tired a sho t o f b'e.i'h. I thai: h you veiy rr.uch/or what you lave done fo r me " Loot >1HPounds. Mrs. K. fl-'m er jcyt " V eil. I'ui flail t> in for m y 'u th a t! hove lost 4S [ fin d s i in G iieeks." Make up your mind this very day to R ealtors ne■ r id of tl at fat. Write me for my f r e . trial treatment now: then you'll soon realiie r.ovr Inupv you'll feel, hour muchbetts yourhcaltii v. ill h • far havinc loir.ed the thoucandz of my r r a ’eftil nati nta v/ho iiov/ belotut tn the ranks i>: slim People. Don't delay. Write nc.v for I- ftK’i Trir.l Treatment. NEW M AN n K u a sa n iia n ra sB K B ic c a sc ja B M U su rsta a n a rja x a e rn HL Wilson! A stock Cloveland Six tnado this famous 9H mils California climb in 24 m in u te s 47.04 seconds— re d u cin g the pravious reco rd by mors than a m inute and capturing tho coveted Loo Angeles E vening Express Trophy. and Mt. Diablo! A se c o n d new pow er a n d perform ance record w as hung up whan a stock Cleveland 8ix hurtled to the top of Mb Diablo—covering the tortuous 11.6 mile roadway in 22 m inutes 36 3-3 seconds. and Mt. Baldy! W ith gears locked in high, a stock Cleveland Six reached tha summit of Mt. Baldy in 14 minutes 31 3-3 seconds. By this unexampled feat of high gear power and flexibility, more than 2 minutes ware slashed from th e existing reco rd and tha Pomona (CaL) Bulletin Trophy was won. T h e C h a ssis is P a te n te d "j > As its Coach Body changed the whole trend tci bo th e Essex Chassis likewise forecasts the design of the fu tu re. Essex provides stability w ithout unnecessary has economy w ith o u t sacritice of perform an and Frisco to Portland Run! Driven through blinding storm*, a Cleveland Six Milan traveled between San Francisco and Port­ land, Oregon in 21 hours and 29 minutes. This new road record lowered by more than 4 hours theachedole of the crack Shasta Limited, famous Pacific Coast flyer between these cities. dom today! Each in itself a feat of heroic pro* portions, the five records as a group constitute the most impressive proof of engineering and manufacturing great­ ness hitherto presented to the motor­ ing public! On the Culver City (CaL) Speedway a stock Cleve­ land Six averaged over 70 miles an hour for 14 condnoua hours w ithout mechanical adjustments or even tire trouble. N ever has any stock car given a more brilliant e x h ib itio n of speed and ai/Uitv to withstand terrific punishm ent. r.o.b.cuv«un4 N ow this u n ex am p led perform ance an d th e inspired engineer­ ing an d m an u factu rin g th a t m ake it possible are o b tain ab le in a new low -priced closed c a r—th e C oach P rem ier. C o m b in in g brillian t beauty, ex trao rd in ary room iness, a n d unu su al provisions for com ­ fort an d convenience, it is a coach by w hich all o th e r coaches m ust be judged. D rive it once a n d you c an n o t help b u t agree. Sanford, Florida. C L E V E L A N D THOMAS A. IM Umatilla, I-aWc 0 New Coach Premier $1295 B o d y b y F ish e r and 1000 Miles in 848 Minutes! My plan* for thlfl it ncrcssrirv fer a r i l my home place icAril ty at Umatilla, LtitCfl This property d l public auction fa tbfl dor for ciwh or n M suit purchasers. Completely fundi house with second i l porch, hath and A | fronting on one of pared streets ooifal 1' mat ilia; a dcoiriMil and will prchablj a ll one-half its value. 9 I’alm Court and w subdivisions are M l properties frontier «■ above Lake Cnutul^l middip of the oritiulR rounded lay good hifl liearing oranvr-ifivvH fer twu wondtrfdl front on Lake l nutfl several other verj <■ Palm Court fronting lined with gracefulffl fivo feet fall. jfl I will also nfferhil •A lake front IoU,Ml corners and other ■ make the finest nine big lots on eld I orange nnd graprfnji lot fronting on the 4 lined street, high tdl looking the lake uil three to five minatsl churches, schools id l center of Umatillt I Alro two 5-acre 1 tangerine groves o»fj across the fence liwf the finest 160 acre™ idn. These are ?«®jJ kind of grove that m sell for four or fb»J Inrs per acre at frrtx will be easily wortll dollars an acre i" •l years. \ Isvts will all be clear. I’urcharcr dj home nnd orange 1^1 cash or assume IkM on the original P,ir;~j Every piece of tkuR Ih» sold regardless ^ Come nnd see it. bid" willing to pay. It •** that another such come soon to sirahle property in ^ town and on such cy.' enn get one to fi™■ to pay, at H per «•* Come to Umatilla. uary 23rd. 1923- l* start at 2 l\ M. °a in the heart of the tion cast of the bs* on beautiful Rose A* A U T O M O B I L E ESSEX HOLDS ITS OWN EVERYWHERE January Phone 17. C O M P A N Y You will enjoy ll**! 1 Street Fair now Umatilla. The te*" “A Great I’!*** SEMINOLE HUDSON—ESSEX CO. M Mm �ItH 1V? »M• P P M m *' \ ‘ V\ .' 8ANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, 'JANUARY h Golf Teams Meet Friday In Match For Silver Trophy •nd paid for, and 8 ^rere n^t re­ Tho Sanford Herald and Sanford turned, in most cases by parties Signal ^have donated their papers Wa tra'Agents far tba S' who had left town. 31 messenger hfor our "files, ana tKe. Southern calls were made to recover over­ Utilities made no charge for the due \books. A large number of water used last year. The schools. books were mended and 33 were Womans’ club and'individual mem­ rebound. Instead of a rent collec­ bers havo also co-operated In var­ (Continued from Page 1) . Page 1) t a forensic At the meeting Friday night R. tion, a two-day shelf- was started ious ways, to all of whom sincere j jrtions. R. Dean, president of the club, ex­ for recent fiction and has prov­ thanks arc extended. ,. _ the prcsi- tended a special welcome to the ed successful. “Two assistants a t Jialf time ms bocamo ladies present and urged them' to each have been appointed, Mrs. Reference Work. when it co-operate in every way nossible The library has "had many calls F; P.'ftinos and Mrs. T. O. Owen. ___ t _»rded tho in the promotion of the Sanford for reference work, and 'a la/fee Miss Martha Fox gaVo several Monday by Sec- Golf Club. W. D. Clark, who con­ number of questions have been munthx assistance last winter and S We have new c a rts an d re p a irs for* the olif ones bn hand. [denying categoric- structed what has been frequently _looked up on various -------- —subjects.il,- unable-to accept an appointment Let us book yoar order for a new one or repair the old hue. kited States has as- called “the best golf course in 3,‘* adult patrons have used this Into. Mrs. Whitner Jr., has been Igotiprin under the Florida” was present and spoke on adult readin? room 'and 1,519 the assisting .temporarily, * ,* Af ..v p >•>_'1. • ‘ ’S (lement, as folly the importance of local people ploy-’ juvenile, making a total of 2,833 Needs of Library. s put) raised in the ing golf and the benefits derived r«“ders. A record has been kept “Tho library needs a larger ap­ Dlidge regards the therefrom. | of books requested by borrowers. propriation in order to effective­ ■ jit os disposing) efINCORPORATED Hr x: Jj-i Frank MacNeill, secretary and "The children’s department has ly carry on its work. More books ! ■ [the questions that treasurer cf the club, and chair- ‘Kt'n. an important fenture of the should be added to every depart-! Jf ,J, or that can be man of the committee on profes-1work. The juvenile circulation re- ment, Inrluding reference bnok3 I ■ Phone 388—” ■ ' -----2-----207 E. Commercial St. ttion with the inci- slonal matches, reported .that an presents 37 per cent of the whole, [not regard ns im- effort Is underway to secure pro-: Twenty-nino story hours were held her1f f l S f r j S i i thcKbinder^! S l - M i i M M M M H H H i i l r t i M i u M M S M i M m . m M tements that; have fessionals of international reputu-l during the year. with, a total at* for refunding books of" a pern contrary in other tlon to play exhibition thatches Jn I tendance o f -6-12. Children’s book —--V------4| • •* r » « •• • • X j.t ho believes the Sanford. He .assured thef eclub I week was successfully observed 1• hoep. made .pcr- that George Duncan and Abe Mit-jwith n poster exhibit, for which full time each. r. Hngnes’ statemight be brought here dur-' prizes were awarded, and about 200 The American Library associa­ Jnited States has fhell ing the latter part of February for'attended the special program giv­ tion is making n survey of library i t in any way. a very nominal fee. en, when n library play was pre­ conditions throughout the country, A Rare Investm ent in liith Hughes sented. in order to determine the methods case, Mr. Cool“Several visits were made to the used, salaries paid, state library[Mr. Hughes in his BIG ^CIRCULATION schools, and announcements made laws in force, and all other mat­ the Paris negotiaIfruition should be I S REPORTED B Y to the various grades and the eo- ters pertaining to library admin­ losed incident. He SANFORD LIBRARY S <7a!l“" °( thl' ,uach"" a“locU istration. A questionaire of 4,000 questions has been sent to every »hy the agreement “The annual conference of the librarian for full information, the |o the senate for (Continued from Pago 1) Florida Library association was aim being to further standardize jse he sees no the treaty rights tractive outlook on Central Park. held in St. Petersburg in April, library Work ond increase its use­ The building represents the at which the Sanford librarian con­ fulness In every phnse of library [States have been Spanish style of architecture, and ducted n round table on library service. ose of the state with tho grounds and furniture methods. Efforts arc being made “The librarian wishes to thank ke public the text is valued at $30,000, exclusive of to orgnnize a State Library Com­ the Board of Trustees for the cor­ int once it is re the books. The furniture cf an­ mission, which is a forward move­ dial support and interest they have s, but department tique oak was installed by the ment in the development of lib­ shown, also Mr. \V. B. Williams, the city manager for his valued tly do not expect Library bureau of New York cost­ rary work in the state. (226 Acres Total) veral days. They ing about $4,000. The children’s “On July 1, the City commis­ co-operation, and the staff for the uesdny of reports room is especially equipped for sioners npproprinted $3,000 for the assistance' they have rendered. in Paris because juvenile readers, and the adult maintenance of the librnry. This Respectfully submitted, Just the spot for Sanford’s prettiest and mo9t s in phraseology, reading room contains the refer­ docs not include janitor servico, Anne Vnn Ness Brown, exclusive subdivision r any explanation ence collection. The stacks and lights, heat, insurance or repairs. Librarian.” ond the slowness charging desk nre located in the A financial report will be made at $85,000. $35,000 cash, balance semi-annually M im n . I of official corn- main room, nnd the balcony up­ the end of the fiscal year, June N o tic e Is lu T f l i y clv t-n t h a t O. CM ally. stairs provides extra shelving for 30. Prior to this npproprintion F t r l c l i l a m l . o f Siqnlnoli* C o u n t y , ! For this opportunity to double your money. See Klorltlu. lia s mail.- a n iiim lK niiirnl of books nnd magazines, while the the library received a monthly al­ alt p ro p erty , o xc-pt such as roof gardens enn be used for out­ lowance, which was audited each Is e xofe mIlls p t by l a w f r o m f o r c e d s a l e , Is Named door purposes. month by tho city auditor, L. IL to m e, f o r t h o b e n e f i t of a ll o f h l s l c re d ito r * ) anil a ll c r o i l l t n m • o f t h e ) Manager Philips. . . . Registration. *«lil l-\ « . S t r i c k l a n d , n r o h e r e b y “The Snnford Herald hns ex­ require*!, w t t a i n s i x t y ilnys. If s u c h “On Jan. 21 the registration of i- i ll tn r s r e s i d e In t h i s s t a t e , o r If that J. B. Nixon borrowers and regular work of the tended courtesies in giving us rr tieyom l t h e l i m i t s o f t h i s state, of a road troup library began. The membership regular newspaper publicity, which w i t h i n f o u r m o n t h s , t o s u b m i t to m o s w o r n s t a t e m e n t s o f th eir has nlso been furnished us by the for the year is as follows: adults ear old daughter, It. S. HOLLY, General Manager t s a i d a s s lK n o r. Reviews and c l aDi ma tse d n tsha |lsn s29tli has taken over 703; juveniles 412; total 1,115. Sanford Signal. ilny o f Dec., A. 1). of the Milanc This represents l,0G3 residents; lists of books, various announce­ 1921. S. It. W A I N I l I t l l l T . nadc Wednesday 12 non-residents; 24 temporary ments and new items have con­ C. II. Wansley, Salesman I. II. Crum. Salesman A ssignee fo r th e b e n e fit of c r e d i t o r s o f C. y . S t r i c k l a n d , (ixon is of wide residents nnd 16 deposit members. stantly appeared, and tho annual o f O v ie d o , S e m i n o l e ( ’a u n t y , “There nro approximately 5,000 report has been published ill full. thentricnl world F lo rid a. bring a number books in the library, including These notices are all kept in the Dec. 31.. Jan. 7. H. 21. librnry scrap book, as a record for gifts nnd purchases. Of these, eas into the servThe Milanc and 308 huve been donuted to the future use. theatre. [thful daughter of colored people for their rending Princess theatres have also, ut our cr appeared at the room. Thirty-four magnzincs were request shown free slides, adver­ beeting Wednesday listed last year, 21) of which were tising and library. This publicity [demonstrated her gifts. Five hundred five books is of great value to our work and former. She is rc- have been accessioned nnd cata­ is highly appreciated. “A large number of books nnd particulnrly gifted logued, nnd 1,551 catalogue cards magazines have been donated by been valued highly were made. “The circulation of books nnd interested members. A valuable attraction wheremagazines for the year was 21,- wall clock was given by the Idlers fed. SPECIAL PRICES lis wife and daugli- 1)07 volumes, of which 15,41)0 were Club, nnd two handsome sets of andirons by Mrs. A. K. Hill and borrowed.by adults and 0,408 by See Ing to make their juveniles. This includes 2,350 Mr. S. O. Chase. A number of rd in the future. magnzincs loaned. August had ladies hqvq'contributed their timeJan. 21. •—r Whent: the largest record, 2,371, March ami talent 'in maintaining the >1'.; July, l.G7% to and November being nearly equal, story hours, nnd others have been PIIONK 548. FIRST STREET »y, 1.35% to 1.3G%. nnd September the smallest, 1.701 interested in beautifying the Of this number 2G books were lost (grounds with to G3. n ; fS'qt | - < AUDITORIUM, DAYTONA REACH, .(90 men) WALTER DAMROSCH,' Conductor * ■ J*. " m i u ........... ■ W ednesday Afternoon 3:00, January 28th. MATINEE ONLY ;jy> Prices $1.00r $lJ10, $2.00, $3.50 Plus Tax. Mail orders to Auditorium** Daytona Reach. Phone 939. Beats on sale Monday, January 19. WALKERfO. 4,700 FEET ON LAKE MONROE “Make Every Acre Do .Its .Best’ The many big crops of the fruit nnd fancy vegetables Kro*vn with Armour’s BIG CROP fertilizers are our best advertisement. Actual field results clearly prove their superior crop-making ability. Only high grade materials of known vnlue enter into their composition. The plant-food Is bnlnnced to suit the needs of the par­ ticular crop for which it is intended. They can b« de­ pended upon to grow big crops if big crops are possible. Holly Realty Co. FOR CITRUS AND VEGETABLE CROP The Armour BIG CROP linp is complote. It Includes formulas and analyses to suit every Florldn cropantl soil. Among the four types of BIG CROP citrus mix­ tures there Is one especially adapted to the fall needs of your grove. And there’s a BIG CROP vegetable fertilizer to satisfy every need of your soil and crop. Descriptive booklet free on request. Warehouse a t Sanford Armour Fertiliser Works Went Commercial and H. It. Are. ARM OUR FER TILIZER WORKS’ Jacksonville, Fla. FORT MELLON WILL BE THE Extensive Beautification Program Announced by Developers Many of the finest lots will front on a gorgeous park, adorned with verdant grass and tropical shrubbery. Canariences palms will flank its paved boulevards throughout the entire subdivision. Hibiscus and other shrubbery of many attractive varieties will front on every lot and make Fort Mellon a veritable dream garden of fragrant beauty. iv # , . * . i *- * * ** ’ 1 * * - vk‘ « ; , • Beautification plans as outlined by the developers of Fort Mellon, have been approved by Leaders of Sanford’s Beautification Program. It is the desire of the promoters to make this subdivision the most beautiful residential district in the City . of Sanford, and to guarantee to purchasers of Fort Mellon property the immediate inauguration of this beautification pro­ gram and its temporary upkeep. As soon as practicable the Park at Fort Mellon will be dedicated to the City and from then on come under the supervision ol the city park commission. e llo n “Promoters of Sanford’s Finest Subdivision” i Tl �ass • - • >■ w rfn h jr • The Sanford Herald rm ~ M A hM r r ,u E xercisean d Brain F a g *flcr«**«w ,lirn in " n *sr*Pl •». p 1 SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21,1925. As Brisbane Sees It • TH E NEW OARSMAN -\ OAN DOBRjl Italy la All Right. Nearly cveryonc Knows what i t ‘means to be just “dog Aviators usually Please, Mr. Ford. tired”, and to sense the almost impossibility of “making the test before goin/ Japanese Skill. ; grade” to the bedroom. It id not the healthy weariness but land-lord* don't^J M arch i . J8S7. Three Killed at Once. | which comes from cutting trees in a lumber camp, or pulling! hki .\ . ; The dollars 0f a.; loi.fttfro BY ARTHUR BRISBAXE Muni*,, .stroke oar on the varsity crew. Its more common name is M 0W A IIU 'I K I t i l . . . not carried in ft. J?,] (C ap y l i g h t 1 IM ) | often as the sense* : “brain faff I l l t t a s a o l l a A v rn u * _fc. Lawyers, doctors, business men, clerics, and stenographRECEN.T AND unnecessarily S t’IIS C n llT IO \ HATKS Right in the m|<yjtl i, are in large degree sufferers of “brain fag”. They spend alarming ■news ■ ■from Italy _____ has disOn* 'Y«nr....17.0u S ix M onth* .. IS.50 elevate the r r a S 1 D eliv ered In C ity by C a rr ie r, p e l their days, anti long days too, at their desks forcing extreme1turbed Italy’s friends in this coun­ w « « |l tBe. W e e k ly E d itio n IZ.OO that more airplaij^f mental concentration upon some important task at hand. !ry, "'M V ' m?r* 8" l0U9» it p a r T aaft had, for n while, a bad effect up iP R C l.t t, X O TIC E i All o b itu a r y The brain works fast and furiously, but the body is perhaps on Italian exchange. Many divorce, ^ notice*, c a rd s of th a n X s. re so lu tio n * motionless for hours at n time. And the blodd is pumped two people who ar» It is a pleasure to announce a n d n o tic e s of e n te r ta in m e n ts w h e re themselves gettingc h a rg e * a r e m ade w ill be c h a r g e d through the body with no more vigor than if the “victim” thnt Italian currency recovered fo r a t rc m iln r a d v e r tis in g r a te s . notably yesterday, and i t is a duty T h e A sso c iate d I ’r c s s la e x c lu a - were asleep. tie warn Sometimes a f t ,- . With such peopic the only remedy is exercise, that is, Ln T mi *any gnmbler ' I inclined fcS to H F .v in r.it t i i i : A s i o m T F . n i m u . s s reminds us th a t* * ITeiy e n tltlr d to th e n»e fo r ro p u b - premeditated, calculated exercise. On a cold morning it re- i, certain to bo badly pinched bL do business on 1 Jlc atto n of a ll n ew s rtl*pst*n*s quires considerable will power to jump out of bed and go fore he finishes with that cxneric re d ite d to It o r u y t O th erw ise c rc d ite d In t h l W p a p e r a n d a l s o t h e lo c a l through with Walter Camp’s Daily Dozen before breakfast, ment We go about n#»wii pui»llp)ic<1 herein* A ll r i g h t * trembling with th* . • f re p u b lk a tlo n of special d isp atch but the resulting blood surging through the arteries, will do may soon hear th, YOU MUST take with ninny ea herein nr* also rese rv e d more than anything else to stave off “brain fag”, and assist grain 1925. at 1 of salt alarmist reports from later in concentration. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 21, 192.'.. Italy. Travelers may proceed to Helena Lorenz Williams has prepared an article for the Italy ns usual and find the usual Some people m;r* BIBI.E THOUGHT FOR TODA1 bird.-, p i south |Jy warm Italian welcome, comfortable ■ Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce in which she says: Since they have and delightful living at very rea- j BETTER THAN SILVER AND “Mental fatigue, is the commonest malady of our they would be fod^ sonabln prices, nnd as great safe-1 GOLD—Godliness with content­ day. It is prolxibly caused by the congestion of the ty for themselves and their fnm -! ment is great gain. For we brought blood vessels at the base of the brain, and is the result ilies as an Italian family would nothing into this world, and it is "Nothing Riakt, (LJ of overccncentration. worry or other mental strain. find here in the United States. i blush,” says a w>,i " certain we can enrry nothing out. Ihow about the *]r And huving food and raiment, let The type of rest which best drives it out is physical us b« therewith content. 1 Tim­ THE SENATE, after flounder­ exercise, so that the blood may be forced from the othy C:r., 7, B. ing passes the Underwood Mus-1, i Ju;t as a brain into other parts of the body.” cle Shoals Hill which would give j the r e H r o u / S S How often do you find a sufferer of “brain fag” who fails gigantic public property to n ri-’ “THEN YOU WILL IIE A MAN’ ■have undertakers I absolutely to realize just what is the mutter with him. He vale corporations to be exploited j ‘V ^ Another improve When the cards are stacked against may have headaches, insomnia, or a peculiar tired feeling on the usual basis of taking the I last dollar that the trnffic w ill! i is the announcers i you throughout his whole body, which he may blame malaria or bear. train callers. And you go in and win; The situation can still he chang­ When you cast "blunder” from some equally innocent disease germ for when in reality his trouble is nothing but the manifestation of io o much mental ed in the House. No man rciu-hcthJ your work rope until it Immibij And feel at care within; work and too little physical work. When you possess initiative, In Dr. Ahnli H. Doty’s book, “Walking for Exercise”, we IT SEEMS to be nbsolutely set-' And change old "can’t” to "can”; tied that the p<ople nre not to he j When you stand firm for what is find this: allowed to operate their own po- J Stove and Firtl “Obvious significance lies in the fact that those right, wer plant on which they have Then you will he a man. engaged in physical exercises are to a large extent ex­ Wood stunt $110,000,000 of public money. empt from diseases of the circulation. Constant brain Cut to hi That being the ease, Henry When you increase your radiance 59.00 prr carl B Ford ought to come hack to the workers, as well as victims of prolonged worry or dis­ 5 And harmonizo'your power; fight. The House undoubtedly tress of mind, and those who are prone to excesses of B ritt Realty Ci When you dispell gloom from your -r. would vote to let him hnvo Mus­ life various kinds, pay little heed to the signal of an over­ cle Shoals. Ninety-nine per cent And improve every hour; worked brain in the way of headache, insontnia, men­ r,f the people would approve such When you have learned the power tal fatigue and other manifestations indicating cir­ a vote. of love, culatory conditions not consistent with health.” THE COLLEGE MAN AND THE WORLD n-sanHHHHBaBaH»HHMHIHH9HHHHHHHCHHaaaaaaiI And mastered life’s great plan; AND HENRY Ford would use When you know why you are what MIAMI TRIBUNE Our advice to anyone suffering from any physical defect you are. at nil, providing he is a “mental worker,” is to gel more oxillca»V°fertill?ir u^th’.'Tarm^rsfhS Then you will he a man, - - 1« erase. Nine times out of ten an achy muscle is more likely would sell power to those thnt "How crooked can a modern who was not a college graduate ► —A. B. LOWE. wanted it pt the lowest possible business man he and still bo once said thnt the perpetuity of u due to too little exercise than to too much exercise. our institutions and the public * cost. There isn't any question n- straight?” Think this over and if you believe you haven’t time to­ bout thnt, for that is what he has MULTITUDES HAVE FOUND welfare depended upon the simple) |(, This question was propounded day to do those “setting up” exercises, or play your round of always done. That’s his POLICY. -TIIEIR HAPPINESS— a college dinner in Now York business-like arrangement of the golf, remember you may make up for it with ten years added bord withdrew, hut he ought Ibv a voting lawyer, who. in behalf affairs of the Government.” We are required by law to car This is the frequently expressed In a harmless hobby. life. not to sit by and see n private cor--of the recent graduates of an lu S d a r ml MiW 3M a t t e r , O etobft,S7. 191*. »t I"* I’m• s t o f f l o e u i i 'l r r A ct of at I’tOr.iJn. E n tered ¥ Eft i t i a: |v ; r . as s?;c*>inl THE BANKING LAW In noble friendships. In regular healthful recreation. In mental development. In duty cheerfully performed. In thoughtful attention to the aged. In- the companionship of , the world's best books. In little unobtrusive acts of kind­ ness: In the society of men and women of high ideals. In writing encouraging, cheery lettej’ —to the sick and afflicted. Iri keeping an open mind, hospi­ table to all new progressive ideas and movements. In a clean conscience nnd wor­ thy ambitions. In the practice of the religitfn of Love. In’the discovery of latent talent. In- noble, thoughts and honorable pursuits. In unselfish service and the relief of distress. In outdoor life and intimate com­ munion with uuture. In returnjng good for evil and living in the finer senses. In good music, good plays, works of art,—lino pictures, beautiful statues,' great architecture. In the daily work and the sim­ ple pleasures of the home circle. In cheerful conversation, roll­ icking fun nnd hearty laughter. In holding steadfastly to a high ideal no matter what the conse­ quences. In seeing the sunny side of life and4 making failures stepping stones to success. -•-By Orison Swctt Mnrdcn. ---------------- o----------------- Tell Them the Im portance of Saving How many of Sanford’s High School boys and girls have savings account in the local banks? IIow many have been taught the value of the savings habit, or have been shown the monetary results of compounded interest? This is a lesson which not only should he inculcated into young people in their own homes but also should be an im­ portant part of any high ^cbool.curriculum. Nearly every. poration. with no public spirit, I Eastern university, had been ask- opinion of men of business and take from the people n property «.,| to give utterance to some of affairs, who present thu successful which in Ford’s hands could be thc first impressions of a young | careers of self-made . . men . . as an armade useful to everybody. *. alumnus upon his entrance into ?.ument collegiate educa­ t e life of the world. The quos- L'T rh,is , argument, however, into account that the IN NEW YORK City, for the "as not asked in a trifling fails to take jed persistence which irst time in history, two foreign- n,annor> but 11 represented the brought success to mmv of ers are nlavinir for the champ- ,l,lcr>' which inevitably arises in nHS bought success to manj of I I.: ,1 .1 1 0 I-ir S, -It L 'the mind of the graduate of Ideals oMr present-day leaders in indus- B lonship at balk-1,ne billiards. Hiere tnt1: 'trial and national life would have i :cr Was such a competition be- anJ high desires who today leaves an.‘‘ na-,,or efficiency by col !C wRhout at 1lent? one Arne?-W'* a,ma mater to plunge into the ,,st aol.h ,."« «>' n in Th s time the tw o confused business and professional ,02® ral"in* masters of the busiYl'f.. T*’„J".7 Ilf,, of our tim es. Ask these m certain percentage of every clej: in cash to meet all demands, policy is conservative, and we pride in more than complying the law in every m atter that pertaij to the protection of our deposito ...F irst National Bant A North Carolina banker has pointed out that there has 1Z l to plny thoj minSniiy^they " m a r g i n t°heir; cappc<l 1 ,mvcof bcen’” For the game well. practicalns proof the genuine** becn an enormous increase in savings through the school sav- ’*The Japanese enn do anything’ )V01rk* th‘?ir, hi«h purposes are bur- ,lf' this fc‘,in one has ”im , to HHUHHHHHIHHHHIHHHHHIMHIHIinMa ■■■■(( iltgs idea. According to the fifth annual report of school requiring skill and nerve. The ted beneath the rush of practical ron(| ovcr tht. names in the cnntnsavings hanking a considerable increase is shown, as fol- Japanese Government will have | aiu ,nn ,,,n n a ‘ra' iogucs universit . „ — of. the — great ____ universities plenty of men with courage and | More than half a million stu- and colleges of America, where lows: ' concentration to run those 500 n ir- 1 dents are today studying in our, the names of ,he son* of virtually During the year closing Juno “0, 1021, the number planes thnt they are turning o u t: secondary schools nnd institutions 1all the •'■rent business and profe sof reported school savings systems has increased from every month. DON’T FORGET of higher learning, with a money | aional uTcn will be found. expense to the nation involving j While, therefore, we must take I IT. dt)l to. G8U, which embraces 712 districts; the number many millions of dollars. Ten o f.it for granted that Americans gen-j of schools from G,S(>K to 9,080; the number of pupils THREE MEN. Harry >Ialcolm,] ^hIaU8an‘,s ,,f teachers and trained j crally believe in a collegiate eduenrolled in schools having systems, from 2,Otil,058 Edward Smith and Ambrose Geary, Ieducators are devoting years of j cation, wo may still question I to 3,095,012; tho participants from I,907i851 to 2,236,all young were put to death in | burd and faithful service in pro- whether the colleges nre really the electric chair on T h u rsd ay I j’a rln K these American youths for j equipped for leadership the young i .‘520; tin* collections from$10,021,838 to $11,991,025, and night. They had murdered a |I ,*e- Are these students, after j men who they are sending into the reported hank halunces and several others reported woman. They died in the ukual; graduation, assuming real lender- ( our modem life. What, after all, amounting to $20,d25,ldd. * * * Two cities in the Unit­ way. One told the small gather­ ship? Are they contributing vis-j do the colleges give? Out of one! ed States have accumulated above one million dollars ing that he was innocent, which ion, judgment, and guidance ui hundred graduates asked whatj each in school-savings balances, and several others re­ great national enterprises suffi-1 they had gained in college, twen-11 lie was not. cicntly definite and valuable to tv-one said "Broader views of. port in excess of one-half million dollars. GEARY, least concerned of all. compensate the country for the life," or perspective. Thu idea is spreading and spreading rapidly. Everywhere walked to the electric chair smok­ sacrifices in time, money, and life J Long ago John Buskin said that i leaders of youth are feeling the importance of teaching the ing a cigarette, carrying in one ’1 laVar'' made for the support and the greatest thing any human bea picture of n young woman, Jemuinuance of our educational in-<in" ran do in tho world is to see value of saving. And unless The Herald is mistaken there is ahuml crucifix in the other. Ho hand-! sti tilt ions . and then go and tell ait opportunity for some splendid work along this line in our ed the crucifix to the chaplain, kis- * .r*’. seems to be a difference j(something, what he has seen in a plain way own High School. sodI the photograph two or three ° ‘ °Pjaion concerning this subject To make the undergraduate set IF YOU WISH TO DOUBLE YOUR MONEY INVESTIGATE PROPOSITION THAT I HAVE TO OFFER E. F. L A N E even in these times of vast cduea- something beyond the commontlonal enterprises. A business man 1place is still the purpose of eduuf__high as cation. This enlarged vision is of- [ LACK OF imagination enables IV H x T- repute tepUt0 wrote wrotu recently recc SHIPPING FRUITS WITHOUT ICE ten the salvation of the Individ-1 young men to die in that fashion. I . .... REALTOR This is "Thrift Week.’’, Are Lack of imagination also makes i t 1, ‘ ° not consider that «our col- J un! student. It furnishes the imCLEARWATER SUN you making the most of it? 11possible for them to commit mur- leges arc meeting the observation pulse of a new affection. It ntyoii must know that tho most con- tuches him to some great, unconi tier First Natiunal Bank HuildinR. soicuousjy successful people in genial task. It gives him a misIII friends they are attractive The matter of refrigeration in I are said to have been shipped from I bttsiness were conspicuously poor sion great enough and hard enough , Booms 501 -502. Phone 95 individualities; in enemies they ur" shipping tropieal fruits has been Java to Paris by this’method, nrAND I.AJv "f miagn.ation at the start, both financially and i to keep his feet beneath him. It j disgusting peculiarities. accepted gijjerally as lieing the riving in perfect condition, nnd an fttables the public to follow the educational^-. Grover Cleveland,I saves him by steadying him. Sales Force Miss Ruba Williams, Mr. II. only mean by which such fru its interesting experiment was made | murderers examineand put him These Georgia rains will make could reach the northern markets by dipping onu-hulf of a number j to a v>°lent death, I of green iuinauas in the rubber the “tourists all the more glad to !n edible condition. THE CHENEY HIGHWAY Now comes a Dr. P. J. S. Gram-, lutex. The exclusion of air by the OUIt GOVERNMENT says the get to Florida when they do get t r of Java, who claims to hnvo. film of lutex kept onu-half green financial arrangement in Paris, FLORIDA TRUCKER hero. discovered a method of shipping and unfit for food, while the other too deep for the aorage man, will tropical fruits to the tcmpcrnU halt matured in the ordinary way. j give to tho United States its fair - ■ 'i Florida is on the way to heenm- zones without special cold vtornge And the film of lutex is said to share of the German money, and ‘And departing lenve behind us ment to the man who first plan­ ing a collection of golf courses at the snmu time will net tie u s!footprints on the sands of time.’’ Any fruit, he says, dipped in be easily peeled off. • nSM . with residence lots in the interven­ ■rubber lutex becomes covered with It’s well enough to knownbout up in any way or make us rcs-j Another link in Florida’s far .. ned it. but .. a , highway of useful- u c H a a a s i H K aB aB aB B U ni| a a i]g c in i||I||a |||||a ||I|E i;fla B ia> ing spaces. — Lakclund Ledger. an air-proof sheath, and this sint- these kinds of things, but it is ponsildc for German payments orj reaching system of beautiful, I1 awno pass over it, givWhat Intervening spuees? ple treatment allows itsshipmentpretty safe to roniTudc that, at anything .else. |broad highways, has been coniplct- Jv-; mnny fMrm nc 8CC* as ordinary freight. Dr. Cramer least for some time to come, re-------|etl and fitting dedication cere-1 more Report says tin* price of gasoline says he home, great ne has sent fresh atrawber- frigerator cars will hold their own | THAT’S GOOD news ami let us monies performed The Cheney ’1 will be jumped tw« cents n gallon rie; in this way which had retain-j in this country, hope there is no "IF ” in it. The Highway. i" pr,?,u?t* , , »• . *nml a direct route from interior in Hulifux county next Monday ed their flavor form and aroma Artificial ice is serving the pur- Europeans are clever gentlemen Tha n'»n for whom this ron.i | pjori(Ia t„ thu Enat Collit> •—Daytona Journal. Wonder if m d the same stage of ripeness for) pose quite satisfactorily at the and their intense satisfaction with j, a monument, was a man of visJohn D.’s recent gift to Japan hud two weeks. 1present time and rubber lutex its the settlement might make sus. ion nr.d unfaltering faith in his], 7 uroughout Horida men m v'3*(3 anything to do with it? picioua minds uneasy. The most delicate tropical fruit* I not likely to become its rival. city and state. Ho pictured a ' ,on an'l power are planning and;d broad, hard-surfaced road giving, working on new cities, highways'" Three men, says a newspaper , The Seminole County Baufc P' THIRTY-FIVE years ago Og- Orlando n short nnd direct route and other thing ngs of beauty for ’ n article; died suddenly while seated | i!en Mills, very rich, built the] to the Atlantic seaboard. Ilia | Florida, ns did th the late Judge’John jj form s every function of a stioc at wheels of their automobiles. No Mills Building in Wall Street, New dream has been realized although' M. t'bcncy of Orlando, O and it is la PROFANITY it wns not a railtond train this York, ten stories high. It was1he has passed to his reward for [only with such men laying th c |3 *^time. It was heart disease, cere-1 well regulated Bank. With ever$ PALM BEACH POST considered a marvelous structure, j services well done. I doatiny of our beautiful state that i 5 brat bcmorrliag and a stroke of. Now the Equitable Trust Company | The Cln-ney Highway traverses j wc may hope to become the most ■ to-the-minutc facility and with 1 apoplexy. will tear it down nnd build a 341virgin wilderness, winding through beautiful and productive state i n '5 ^ ** ------------------ o-------story building in its place to cost beautiful woodlands, along spark-j the Union. The trouble with profanity, do- working room, the shop, on the proper conservatism for pbsof ling water courses and silvery ■* Dr. llenry Vun Dyke, noted au­ dares a writ. r, is not so much that train or in the hotel. The old sa­ 512,000.000. lakes, making a drive of contin thor and teacher, and nn incurable il is plain wi' bed a s that it i” just loon was one environment in which safety, you will find this a desirf Contemporary Comment angler; b going half way around plain dirty. And that is about all swearing fitted beat, THERE IS nothing unusual a- uous interest and pleasure from a the world to New Zealand, in there i to it. It is not so much Profanity, it seems, is just nc- bout a thirty-four-atory building.; central Florida to the sen. Floribanking connection. •rch of bettorf lulling grounds w '!? » n u Kr°oim* religious* persons are shocked knowledgement thut the swearer The'interesting thing IsMhe Equit- i da has the advantage over her sis- j Just because fifteen shades of b b f i T 11' 1' 11 him-about „ it isf that [hono with fim.r in-does net know how to talk. It aide lease on the new building, ter state* in that her roads are j rouge has been perfected is no rea; iv s , I tcllects are disgusted. Swearers means a limited vocabulary. It is which runs well into the next being built in a modern nge w ith! son for tiring all fifteen at once.— i the advantage of unproved road- Lakeland Ledger. i are holdovers from a former ags.soniewhat of n sign of ignorance. century i Long before the lease ends the building machinery, advanced on-j -------Miami bandits robbed and l>eat The young inun who wishes to It i* quite n show of weakness. fi ir mi'ii nnd a woman. Having ! succeed needs to tnko advantage Simple, plain words carry the new building will be torn down. | gincering skill and more r.oientificj About tho on, difference be. By that time the flying inn- methods in the selection of road-, . , , ■ coi rc j all other recordn, Miami Iof everything thut may help him weight. They are impressive. They chine will have replace*! the aub- j making materials. Thus we have j tween a bea and a land catastrophe ■ » , or. uf’er (Jhirugo’s crime rec- on. And swearing will be a black arc the forte of the impressive. If Sanford, Ffa. that u land accident can usually ■ oi:i.-~ Daytona Journals Wonder mark against him in any job he you don't believe it, listen some urban train and all buildings will in the Cheney Highway a combina- is bo traced to tiro driver of a Ford I ■ ■ b < * done over ti> * meet flying ma-jtion of vision, skill and tenacity of b" v Miamians like such advertis­ may have, Nt body wishes u time to William Jennings Hryun, 1chine conditions. *purpose. It is not only a monu- car.-Tumpu Tribune. swearer in the office, or in the ur read a lecture by Ingersoll. ing us this. times and dio without a word. SAFE, CONSERVATIVE,‘ MODERN Seminole County Bari �THE SANFORD t.\ii cial Side o f S a n fo r d HISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Ediior. 148 SOROSIS CLUB FURNISHES PROGRAM FOR WOMAN’S CLUB MUSICAL TEA Tuesday afternoon the Music Sorosis Club and t.rpfrc&aed appre­ Department of the Sanford Wo­ ciation for the courtesy of the proman’s Club gave the -fourth of a gram. She then introduced Mrs.1 HOT SHOVELS, WINE, AND MYRRHL series of musical teas with which E. M. Shearer th e p resid en t of So­ it has been delighting music lovers rosis who gave o very pleasant REQUIRED IN OLD BEAUTY RECIPES'! greeting from Sorosis. Mrs. with this winter. OWADA.TB w hen m ilady The setting for this musical tea Shearer introduced Mrs. T. P. WarWishes to ap p ly a cleansing was a "Country Club," gay cre­ low chairman of the musical com­ cream , astrin g en t, h a ir tonic, tonne drnperics, wicker furniture mittee who had charge of the fol­ and sporting paraphnnnlia, gave a lowing program which was so ex­ or o ther b eau ty lotion, she merely opens a d ain ty U tile bottle o r Jar realistic country club air. Tho col­ cellently presented. Duet for two pianos— w here th e p rep aratio n la *U ready or scheme of gold and whito of the Sorosis Club, of Orlando wns used. March Tromphalo ...U____ Geora for use. Not so w ith th e w om an o f even Stately palms with golden calen­ Mrs. P. Phillips, Mins McKcnny dulas and shaded lights were used Just a Wenrying for You ............. a few centuries ago*. W hen ehe Carrie *Jacobs Bond , wished a beauty trea tm e n t ahe had in decorating. I Lovo T ru ly ............. . . t0 assemble b o lt n dosen IngredTho tea table wns lovely; upon a Miss McChord, accompanied by i lent*, them carefully according cover of gold nnd white was placed Miss Dowell t 0 formula, p erhaps even cook n graceful silver basket filled with Mid Summer Nights Dream.......... them nnd cool them. Consider tho calendula nnd fern. Silver hold­ ......................... Mendelssohn difference, too. In th e m ethods of ers with golden tapers were placed Mrs. Phillips. Miss McKenny applying them . C om pare the rent the comers. Just Been Wondering..... Canning lailve com fort between sitting in The guests were greeted upon I’m n 'Longing for You .Hathaway nn easy ch air In y o u r boudoir pattheir nrrival by Mrs. Henry Wight, Miss McChord und Miss Dowell ting on sn astringent, and going president of the club, Mrs. D. P. Following the program n group th ru the Inquisitional process doDrummond, chnirninn of the de­ of smnll girls dressed in white J »oribcd In th is ancient astringent In th s evening, w ra p th e head la partment, Mrs. A. M, Phillips and with golden aprons nnd bandeaux r*-cip«\ supposed to tone up th e skin a kerchief, a n d w ash in th e m orn­ Mrs. Frank Woodruff. served tho delightful refreshments and remove crowafeet: ing with olive oU soap a n d fresh The delightful nnd thoroughly which further carried out the color ‘'H eat a shovel red hot. and on w ater." enjoyed program of tho afternoon scheme. The guests were seated it throw a pinch of powdered No w onder w om an h ad n« was given by the Sorosis Club of at smnll tables centered by. small | Myrrh, meantime throw ing a thick careers and took no p o rt In tho Orlando. golden colored flower pots holding towel over tho bead and bending w orld's w ork In those days when Mrs. Drummond the chnirninn, each n calendula. Mrs. W. M. over the shovol to get th e fum es good groom ing dem anded so m uch directly upon tho face. R e p e a t tlmo and w orkl gave u charming greeting to the • Scott presided nt th<j tea. table. PHONE:—Re*. 428.J PRESBYTERIAN WOMAN’S AUXILIARY GIVES DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON > N Dinner Frock The Reciprocity Day luncheon that all were invited into the and progrant given by the Wo­ church auditorium where nt 3:00 the following program was mans’ Auxiliary of the Presbyter­ o’clock rendered: lay wilt entertain ian Church Monday afternoon Hymn, by the audience. Prayer. Mrs. McNeill. Club. proved to be the greatest event in € Parent-Teacher the history of the local auxiliary. Song, Little Misses Marjorie meet at 3 o’clock, Invitations to the get-together Du Bose and Betty McKinnon. sas charge of the meeting At this time Mrs. McKinnon in­ were not only sent to Margaret Fosmembers of the church and con­ troduced the officers of tho local but to the auxiliaries auxiliary and outlined the duties Jswell will enter- gregation, of DoLand, Orlando, Umatilla, of each. Bridgc pub. Claude Herndon accompanied by Apopka and Oakland. Mrs. Whitcomb gave a splendid At the oppointed hour of 1:00 solo...... .......... .............................. dday o'clock 125 ladies found their lehbors will meet The last number on the program at the luncheon table by Temple at 7:00 P. places a snlendid pageant, “Ameri­ means of numbered place cards. was The main point brought out The ladies had previously been ca." being "Righteousness Exnulteth a “tagged" with a card bearing a Nation.” Much credit is due to number and their name, each lady all who took part and especially *D. Caswell will thus being nble to know her neigh­ ock Bridge Club. bor without a formal introduc­ to Mrs. A. L. Philips and Mrs. J. W. Bnmes who came in from Kanscom will tion. the other congregations to help ( at the High ock for the beno- The social rooms of the church produce this piny. The draperies gational parson- never looked lovlicr than on this used ns a background and the occasion, the walls being a bow­ gorgeous costumes were truly ori­ ' a dance at the er of .feathery bamboo and flame- ental and surpassed any thing The luncheon tables were ever attempted by the Womans’ Ith the Fort Pitt vine. attractive with lovely sweet Auxiliary. ]ru. The dance is very peas in crystal baskets tied with Those taking part were: nefit of the Golf cool green tule. Mrs. A. L. Philips—Fnther Time During the soiling of a de­ Mrs. J. W. Barnes—Inspiration. May Mrs. Mclatulin—Egypt. the Library nt licious three course luncheon, Mrs. Miss Lottie Caldwell—Assyria. Williams, president of the locnl Mrs. Dnvey—Interpreter. f the Library at! auxiliary greeted the guests with Mrs. Edward Higgins—Greece, j I a warm word of welcome not only Mrs. Willis—Rose. ' to the affair but to the “City SubMrs. W. M. Thigpen—ludin. . | stantial.” A number of toasts Mrs. Robert Herndon—America. ! Club will meet i were responded to by the visiting i Indies. As the guests rose to leave The thanks of the Auxiliary gn , ; the table the entire assembly join­ to Mrs. R. C. Bower and her able 1 ed in singing, "Blest be the Tie assistants who prepared and scrv- j ; icb cd the luncheon and to Mrs. W. M. [a meeting of the That Binds.” Mrs. McKinnon, chairman of the McKinnon who arranged every deCrankless Engine Ight 7 P. M. at program committee, announced 1tail of the program. krage. ComniercfclCF. ? • 4 4 She’s Coming to See Us! 1 PE R SO N A L S n Very colorful plaid taffeta is gath­ ered very full nnd joined with a wide heading to the sides nnd back of this frock, giving it a very bouffant ami ycuthful effect as a dinner frock. The plain material is blue satin, and blues und tans arc featured in the plaids. given by the Mrs. Alexander Vaughn. Mrs. lent of the WoW. •J. McCrncken of Tampa is B. F. Whitner, Mrs. Dean Turner [he at 1 o clock j visiting relatives hero, ‘ 21. It is open ' and Mrs. S. O. Chase will go Wed­ ' city and to res Gleno^Wimbish nnd R. S. Holly nesday to Duytonu to attend con­ not members ns motored to Orlando Tuesday. vocation. The charge It is requested i If you want to henr a real treat Jnmes F. Hnwkins is spending end going notify conic to the High School and henr [n, not later than a few days in Frost Proof. Florence Hanseom, Friday 23. Is Hostess ^rgan Club An ettquetto book of less th a n a century ago adm onishes women th a t the "only safe way to color th e face Is to dip a b it of red silk In soma wlno and n ib on tho cheeks whero th e color la desired." In th e tw entieth century, with, rouges which m eet tho m ost strin g -' e n t requirem ents a s to purity, ws should scarcely consider thism ethod desirable o r even safe, and ono can lmoglno th a t th e ladles of. this period who had to depend on red silk for th etr coloring m ust: have had soma b izarre color e f ­ fects! T h e y ’would certainly beastonished If they coaid ses th e ir i g reat-great-grand-daughters of to-! ’ day blithely ordering the rougesl and powders by the box. and for each toilette, choosing from th eir wblo selection, nianche, Nnturelle, M andarine, Ashes of Roses, o r w hatever rotigo Is best suited, to i the particular costuuio and o c - . canton. J n i * * " - ' —— - 'm a i iR x n ii iia iin u n s im iia a iin a iiB ia i n v is ii iiii * W * ■ -------------------- MI-LADY’S SHOPPE ■ .... . ™ ..„ V V K X > „ X .„ U „ ■ SALE OF GIFTS Suitable presents, favors and Rifts for every occasion in 1925 will be sold 20 TUNNELS UNDER THAMES ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ N ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • N ext W eek—January 19 to 25 LONDON. Jan. 21.—To relieve the traffic congestion in London, F o r 5 0 c n n d § 1 .0 0 plans liuve been made for the con­ Mercedes Soros, who was voted the most beautiful woman in Spain, is i : struction of a dock on the River planning to visit this country soon. She is dancing at Lea Acnsis in Tallies priced especially low. . : Thames and a tunnel under the Paris now. ................................................................................................ river at a cost of over $30,000,000 The tunnel would lie constructed nt Hartford, which would divertl ■'' ■■BsssuBaBB*BnaBSBBBnnana«aBakiauo3aBBBBM Ui*jisBBHBnBBBBHannnsnBassBsasaBasB»i«aa«a«M saar.asasaaaaaajiRJi» . '!'v7 grent amount of road the south to the norh , w |'! a present passing tluouggh London's' , narrow streets. ---------■ Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson nn club met Mon- of Lynchburg, V'n., arc visiting in the home of Mrs. Sanford. ^ith Mrs. Porter Mrs. Robert W. Moore of I-akcsines* of the club land was the guest of friends in Mrs. Forrest Snnford Tuesday. •»» ■1» '•«t • .«•••• »* most interesting Mr. nnd Mrs. G. E. McCall reHub. or, the bazar chair- turned Tuosdny from a motor trip i nn apron shower to Sarasota and the West Coast. eting. Each niemA tern upon which a leg band nt roll call with Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Connelly i was placed on thj Maine coast four tie kind. have as their guest, Miss Evelyn j years ugo was found in Africa rekin! hour the host-] Holt of White Springs. cently. Mou.« refreshments, pienibers present, A rare treat in nn nrtistic pro- ■ J * Mrs. Mnry Strong returns Wed­ eting will be with nesday to Daytona Beach after a gram for Sanford at Sanford High ■ Magnolia Avenue short visit with Mrs. Ella Leffler. School Friday at 8 P. M. Maines and Mrs. ■+ Phone 105 for fat hens nndljV * Mrs. S. E. Rnrrett, Mrs. Walter friers. Pure Food Market. 13 eta Wight nnd Mrs. Ernest Krupp pill tm ent Of went Tuesday to Daytona to a t­ On summer utternoons with dainty frocks there is nothing more foldss Meeting tend Convocation. ■A NEW DRE On Sale Thursday is* Mrs. E. E. Armstrong and Mrs. Service Department W. T. Smith of Mt. Dora were lary Society of the [rch held its first guests of friends in Sanford Tues­ New Year at the day. I.. Thornley, MonMrs. J. Chnuncey Meekins who Dual program with was operated on for appendicitis ok n< leader, a short Tuesday at the Fernald-Lawton hospital is reported improving. kn was held, • jey assisted by Mrs. A congeninl pnrty motoring to A. I). ShocmakB. Crawford served Daytonn Reach Tuesday were Mrs. shments. Thcro Were W. C. Erickson. Mrs. Leslie Went, fcnt t,» enjoy this so- Mrs. J. E. Raker. Mrs. C. Thomas and Miss Rose Cline. Uo.iiion 0oi*ly S}nJunto ■ Hose Match Shoes Mrs. T. .1. McConnell nnd Mrs. E. F. Quinly of Umatilla spent Tuesday in Sanford. this th re e tlmoa, th e n h e a t tho shovel a fo u rth tim e an d sp ray on i, little w hito wlnu. L et th e fu m es p en etrate, and re p e a t tho p ro ­ ced u re th re e tim es." It 19 obvious th a t thin recip e was In «„„uo In tho days w hen w hite wine w as m oro av ailab le th a n It Is to -day! A p o p u lar h a ir-o in tm e n t o f 1400 A D. w as m ndo by tho follow ing recip e: "Mix aul-m nrlne. vitriol, nnd nttrnto of potnaalum ; g rin d to ­ g e th e r with d ried roots of nwallown o rl, oil of popples, bllu o f a n ox, n eery little sepia, A rabia gum . n Iit m. milphcr, an d ginger. Itu b the hair with th is p re p a ra tio n a n d leave till m orning." A nother "lialr-raJaln g " recip e of olden tim es read s: "T ak o dried ratlin from th e O rien t, g rin d th em to pow der, and m ix them In equal I p rtn .erllo n s w ith th e yolks of eggn ! th at have hern boiled; th e n m ix ! w ith wild honey. R ub on th e h a ir Polk County Orange Festival attractive than u pair of smart kid pumps. Those shoes aro of chain pagno kid, with plain Instop cu: outs. They ant worn with I1030 of tho sumo shade as the shoe. #§! fS 409 Frock of truly smart styling at Prices that make selling easy and profitable. WINTER HAVEN, FLA. IHIVT 111*** IT Jniiinir) 3M-30-:iO-:il About $3,000 in old coins, supposed to huve been hidden by a relative were found In his cellar by W. J. Ilarron of Port Cartion, Pa., when remodeling his home a few days ago. Come to the High School Friday night to hear Florence Hanseom. ] i I ! [ Stove and Fire Place Wood There arc all different Made of best quality all wool pin stripe crepe and beautiful quality all silk flat crepe and crepe do chine. Some plain flannels, colored trim ­ med. Cut to Suit Britt Realty Company $0.00 per cord delivered £3 We have just received a shipment of Ladies’ styles and sizes from 10 to 44, all a t one price. oo Every garm ent is nice­ ly tailored and latest Dresses made to sell fo r $22.75. style for spring. Dresses $18.95 a n d $ 2 2 .5 0 ONE SALE THURSDAY — ONE DAY - 1 6 TO -I I SIZES The Churchwell Co. 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Samples may be seen show room. THE HOME OF Quality M erchandise Corner 1st St. nnd Palmetto Ave, 11b Mnguolia Avenue �f ,JA HJAWM1.1MS. c h v i r g i n ofthestta, rttfiff/ novel tlCIs *A V / -5 A |V2| v/ y// V///. ijraq // m i • Hi ES/ m m y> W / / / / » // // // liif v/m '////’/// -A/.// m w :'////. 35 35 4* y /y 45 m \ 46 , l • 43 47 49 L _! WWJ—Detroit News* (618) G ------ *"l '>1 Ntirs orchestra; 9 dance. ■Program for. ,22. •• YSB—Atlanto Journal (429) 8 WBAP—Ft. Worth Star Tele­ Recital; 16:45 TlJdlowU, ’ gram (472J>)’ 7:30 quartet; 9:30 WEEI—Botiton, <803) 6 Sinfon- arttsta: ans; 7 program; 7»30:miulcale; 8 ■KFKX—Hastings (288.3 ) 0:30 opm. ... . . orchestra. WOR—Buffalo (818) 6 muil<*. KNX—Hollywood (337) ‘8 concert; 10 features; 12 orchestra. *■# ,w»ou uixm WQS—Jefferson . ‘.City (440.9) 7:15 program; 7:45 address. Jbnrtdf mualSl. WDAF—Kansas 'City Star (411) 6-7 School of the Air; 11:45 Nighthawks. . . J KHJ—Los Angeles Times (395) WGN—Chicago Tribune (870) 6 8 orchestra; 8:30 children; 9:45 Art °ir84? : t6^Q^t<Wgart. quintet; 8 talk; 10 features; 12 orchestra. # c “vvtfr'* 1? o r o s tr a , jazz. WHAS — Louisville Times ^y~CJ»i.cagof (536) 7 concert; (332.4) 7:30-9 concert. good reidlng; 8:20 musical; 9:15 WMC—Memphis'Commercial Ap --ilk; 10 at,home. • peal (503d)) 8 bedtime; 8:30 Anni­ WEBH—Chicago (370) 7 or- versary program/1 cnestra, .soprano, Rivier theatre; 9 WCCO—Minneapolis - St. Paul dance, vocal; H orchestra, piano- (417) 6:30 concert; 7:30 feed talk; logues, aonga. 7:45 health talk; 8 musical; 10 WLW—Cincinnati (423 ) 0 con­ dance. cert, quintet; 10.message; 10:03 CKAC — Montreal (425 ) 7:30 ^"a* ek °* h « $ tral, melody boys. program from CNRM. WEAR—Cleveland (390) G con WBAF—New York (492) 0 ser­ cert. vicer; 7 lecturo; 7:30 Packard Mo­ WFAA—Dallas News (472.9) tor Co. ,;45 Boy Scoqt program; 8:30 band WJZ—New York (455) 0:55 or­ 11 orchestra. chestra; 6:55 menace of money WOC—Davenport (498) 8 or 7:2G comedy; 9:30 orchestra. ers.^lxiq; 10 (orchestra; W JV-N X a k (40M 7:lS.Uit« - F R E E ,1k; .730 violinist; 8:80 baritone* i6:3( 30 song 6#cle; -10:46' orchestra. / \VRC—Waahingt on .(469 ) 6 mu­ sic; 7 show,shopping; 7:10 an­ cm nounced; 7:25 comedy; 9:30 dance. music WCBD—Zion (345) 8 orchestra, Coupons Given WUh Every Phono­ quartet, vocal, reader. graph Record Purchased \ o i _ Newark (405) 6:15 The holder of the most valu sports.* Bulgarian* Trade in coupons on March 15tb, KOQ-r-Onkiand (312)'.6 orchesgets the < radio set, free. tra; 1 ).program; 12 dance, solo- * With Greece Grows ists. - —— Columbia, Okeh _ Omaha-<622j) 0 sto­ ATHENS, Jan. 21-Greece is Vocation and Paramount ry;-.6^0 announced; 6j45 orches­ fu.Mt becoming Bulgaria’s chief me­ Records tra; 0 concert. dium 'of commuicatlon with most WDAR — PMIhdelphla (895) of her foreign markets for grains, • P.P.R IN E S tobacco, hides and .farm products 6:30 t»l. • Wifi—Philadelphia (509 ) 0 talk; and as a result'the trade between! 311 E: 2nd St. Phone 630-J tbs two countries Is steadily in­ 7 concirt; 10 orchestra. creasing. KDEA—Pittsburg (309.1) 7 pro­ In 1919, the first year of record, gram; 7:30 concert; 10 concert. H. S. POND WC\E—Pittsburgh (462) 6:30 the Bulgarian exports amounted to O ver W oodruff & W atson 7,392,736 drachmae, while he im­ Uncle Kaybee; 6:45 special; 7:30 ports were valued ut 3,313,190 concert TYPEWRITERS WKAQ—Porto Rico (300) 0:30 drachmae, while Bulgaria’s ship­ B U Y ------ S E L L ------- RENT ments to Greece amounted to 107,. concert. C lean— It •>pair WOAl—San Antonio (394.5) 000,000 drachmae. Phone &3S The pricipal item of Greek ex­ 9:30 ofehestra. KI*q-San Francisco (423 ) 6:30 port Is olive oil, for which Bulgar­ GARDEN HOSE orchcs^a; 9 dunce; 10 organ; 11 ia is almost wholly dependent upon Greece. However, Italy is making program; 12 band. 12Vi cent per foot WGT—Schenectady (380) 6:45 some inrouds into the Bulgarian market. book c*»nt; 7:25 instrumental; 7:30 For Few D ays comedy; 10:30 organ. Nice fut hens and friers. 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T W ■ \ m ed M U>, r-«Un> In v lifiu i m ♦- m Tho numbers Indicate Die be­ ginning of a word; the abaded slope indicate the end. In the horizontal column a n listed synonyms for the words wonls which nt crosswise from the numbers to the first shaded stop to the right. In the vertical column are listed synonyms to the words which fit downward, the first shaded spot below. Go over the list* rapidly, and fill In all the you feel sure about TTjey will give-you clueato the other words. Friday, January 23rd. At 10:30 A. M. RESTRICTED RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS PROPERTY ** isociation Asks Newspapers ■o Report Trials With Solemnity 10, Jan. 21—As n means kting the formation of Inion upon matters to by juries nione, under |on of press and bar, of the Chicago Bar Aslare planning to recomnew steps with relation fy for court room trials, the prohibition of the photographs of courtII* and measures to enrting of judicial proceed, kdemn trials rather than pcago Bar Association Relast issue says: present-day practice in sensational luw-suits in press is typified by the in of court-room scenes, ulunt stories stress in like lose features which excite Attention. This sating of appetite for the unusu­ ally brings the urulesirults incident to nil scans pecularly hurmful in its Ion the udniinstration of Iwe find the presentation in the light of n theatrformance rather than a [note inquiry into the incr­ ease. This is hound to rtpect for the law and its Vitalities. tu this is the creation of V'<»us .concepCion of the kk of the judicial machi'requently there Results bulation of a public opinion F itter to be judged by the pe. And of course there is Iruig to the public appetite pW , with the consequent j11 to tin- public welfare. Jbelieved that a co-ordinat0,i the part of the press bar will in lime bring n* desired development in portant field of reporting, a uniform rule wiiich will newspapCr3 Up0n the same this respect will be welPy them as well us by the Chicago Bar Association, Jpt-HCommittee on Relations | fess to Judicial Proceed* f ■ts Committee on the Ju| now has this work in hand 1 a Mrat concrete measure, [ /'1 lls efforts against the _'on of photographs of Pnm scenes. It is planned J mend to the courts the L a ri*le prohibiting abT tne taking of any photoI court. Such a rule would l / ‘ at once one of the moet ofTk of WJ^lring the at J or the public. Next will ,V l)roposal of measures to l, , rvporting cf court proIn<-’i,i'°. us ,‘*ran'atic or bizJnudents, but ns solemn GOLD Sweden’s W ealth Is $1,431 Per Inhabitant STOCKHOLM, Jan. 21—An av­ erage of $1,431 for every man wo­ man and child, or a total of $8,576,000,000 is the amount cf Swe­ den’s tuxnble wealth, according to an estimate by a leading finnneia i expert, recently published here (In the United States the per cap ita wealth is estimated at $2,800.) The total taxable income of the Swedish people during the year 1924 rose to $1,152,100,000 and the total revenue of the Swedish government for the budget yeur 1925-20 is estimated at $170,000,000, the last two items being dis­ closed in officiul estimates. Sweden’s national wealth is growing at tho rate of 7.35 per cent a year. The taxable income of the Swedish people nets the government nearly $29,000,000 this year, which happens to be equal to the amount of revenue which the state expects to collect during the next budget year on the mnnunor. It ifi calculated that the tof act urn and distribution of liqbucco monopoly will yield a reven­ ue of $13,100,000 ami the automo­ bile taxes $1,020,000. To Fight Future Wars W ith Gas Is Believed BERLIN, Jan. 21—The war of the future will he chiefly i\ gas war, in the opinion of Dr. It. Hanslian ami F. Bergendorff, who have just published a scientific treatise on “The Chemical War." Military strategists must, in the opinion of these two chemists reck­ on with gas as a "vital weapon put into the hands of the nation most highly developed in science and technology. Consequently it will confer world importance, or even world power, only on the nation which shows supreme ca­ pacity in this field. -According to these authors, the war of the future will he a combin­ ation of air nnti gas fighting sup­ ported by gas-carrying tnnk squadrons which will range oyer wide areas. The civil population will suffer quite ns much as will the military forces. Miami Not Interested In W ashington Rents MIAMI, Jan. 21—The Miami Realty Board has decided to^ make no recommendations to _h loriua Senators and Representatives in Congress regarding the rent sit­ uation in Washington, D. <.• ln e matter has been placed before tne local body by tho Realty Board of the nation’s capital city wh!c i requested Miami realtors to op­ of :n ,.tbe most prominent pose the bill now before Congress lu l l ' 8'1U?,h ‘‘-'""Is ranks for regulation of rents in me R L ln. tht' , lirst national District of Columbia. iuctn*PVi.”* p• whicb effinln whe $0,urtibt« Uni- ' Cecil DeMiUe and a large party * o r k the week are all ready to sail for a trtp abroad, / B an d, Barbecue, A n d F r e e FA CT S A B O U T W l i K l W A Wekiwa Springs is well known in Florida ns one of (he esting phenomena and a spot of great natural beauty. The powers in the treatment of rheumatism and kindred ailments. and shipped everywhere as a 100 per cent pure drinking and stale’s most inter­ water has peculiar It is iieing bottled medicinal water. A great park surrounds the springs. A small hotel, which is being enlarg­ ed, boat houses, hath houses anJ ait otner turililies for the enjoyment of this holiday spot are at hand, Government scientists have made a study of W.kiiva Springs and find the amazingly large flow of water constant throughout the year and the tempera­ ture unvarying at 71 degrees. The minerals and chvmlcals of this water are in such combination that it has no odor and is pleasant tasting, making a delicious table water. Boating LOCATION Wr(Jwa Springs is in Orange ( minty, a location 'convenient to other attractive points in the state. It is 18 miles north of Orlando, and about the same distance west from Sanford. Daytona, on the Atlantic, is two hours away; and Tampa, on the G ulf/is three hours drive. Good ruads lead to all points. Apopka, with stores, schools, churches and railroad, is hut thru* miles front the springs. Wekiwa Spring Dark Subdivision is being developed with all conveniences fur modern living. Hard surfaced streets, concrete sidewalks and spring wat*r piped to each lot are’some of these improvements. Ahq included in the purchase price is the expert planning of eucli large lot and each one will he planted to a wide variety of semi-tropical fruit trees which we will maintain for five years. Wherever possible the natural forest trees of black oak. pine and palm now on the property will-be left standing. mm2S Per Cent Cash, Balance One Per Cent Per Month, C overing A Period O f Five Years See W. J. Foster at Valdez Hotel for R eservations E. Miller Realty Corporation CONRAD REALTY COMPANY AUCTIONEERS Wekiwa Springs �Dance Halls Win In Athletics Play 11 Games In Florida First Clash With Law o f Spor t ew Heavyweight Champion Wrestler Gives AU Credit For Victory To Wife . Star Recruit Sig Haugdahl To Enter Fast In Tampa Races V, CHICAGO. Jan. 21. — WaynC Munn said. “She counselled in ' "Big," Munn, the new world’s this way: heavyweight wrestling champion "Well, if you like nthletics bet­ who weighs approximately an ter than you do business, get your­ TAMPA, Jnn. 21. — Aniniiunceeighth of a ton. admits he owes self a job in athletic:. You can’t ment of the entry of Sig Haughis prized title to the wine counsel do both—play when you nrft sup­ dahl, world’s speed king the of his four feet, two inches tall posed to work." automobile races that feature the r wife. Munn, however, smilingly re­ South Florida state fair on Tues­ | kThe conqueror of Ed “Strangler” fused to ndmit that it was hi • wife day, Fob. 3, was made here Tues­ Lewis Tuesday told how an indonv who advised him first to take up day by Manager P. T. Streid r. itablc desire to play, instead of n career ns n boxer. The records Hatighdahl is now at Dnytona . attendin'* to business, took him say that Munn, in the ringsiders’ Bcac with his eight-in-u-ro^ Mil­ rt from oil soiling in Sioux City, language, wns a "flop” a: a light­ ler machine but will arrive In Tam* Iowa, to professional nthletics— er. In his very first professional in enrly next week to begi| tun . . after lie had been urged by hi< engagement he wns knocked out. ng up on the local track, n the young wife to make the leap. Munn is starting his champion­ competitions here he will clash with In 1910, after Munn returned ship reign “flat broke” figurative­ ; a half score of tho nation' i best from the war, he went, to repre­ ly sneaking. 1dirt truck driver!. The Tnmpa sentin'* nn oil refining company in His first big shot came when he *race meet on Feb. 3 officially opens Sioux City. But th" desire for engaged lewis in Kan: as City. Tin* the 1925 American national cham play wns too great. In his univer- gate nearly hit the $10,000 mark | piottship buttles and officials of the •!ty days he had liked football, but Munn’n share, after paying i international Motor Contest asso­ basketball and track, but was i training expenses, wrestling partciation, the governing bod conlumb daffy”, as he expressed it, jners, splitting with his manager '(toiling American dirt trnqt rue ■v> about wrestling. and what-not, was reduced to a John McGraw expects John Wisnar,. ing will bo on hand to offici “That’s where my wife comes in” •small roll. International League star, to bol­ Besides Haughdubl the entries in ster up the New York pitching 1the Tampa meet will incluii- such NVisner is a big, husky, right drivers of Eddie Unity of Tampa, of the veteran Jack Zivic, Tendler itaff. hander who once received a trial i Bolt Green of Orlando, Dave Kootfinally was defeated in th.* fifth by Pittsburg. sia of Miami, Bob Luton of Atlan­ round of n ten round bout. ta, Fred llorey of Chicago,.Lurry Leonard and Tendler clashed in Stone of Kansns City, Bud t\itnum Jersey City July 27, 1022, and in of Providence and several other the opinion of sporting writers, the professional stars. Efforts fcre al­ champion’s mnrgin of victory wns so being made to sign up I“Wild very slight. On July 23, 1923, they Sam” Purvis of Jacksonville who PITTSBURGH, Pa., Jan. 21. — met ngnin in New York, and again will campaign in 1025 with/n Fiat Jack Zivic, of Pittsburgh, conquer­ the champion successfully defend­ machine. or of I,ew Tendler of Philadelphia, ed his title. While in Florida this winter In a furious bout here Tuesday conquered Joe Tiplitz in night, will go after D -» lightweight 10Tendler n e t io n ............. A m in nni-fli I Ilaugdnhl will attempt to loWer the rounds at Philadelphia on Dec. DELAND, Jan. J A n innovnt-1 |ire, reco'n | for c. chompi<nrb:p iceently vacated by 2-1 of last year. From the weight . , , , , ,-----ent -----wor|(J.g ---------------_nrs of ion among the special events nt 183 cubic inch piston displacement. Benny Leonard, if he can make the announced nt Pittsburgh, 13s'i weight .fames Bronson, Zivic’s pounds, the Philndelphian is able the second annual Volusia County ' The speed trial is to be inadti over manager announced Tuesday. Fair, opening on Jun. 27 and con­ the sands of Daytona Bench. make tha lightweight, limit, but tinuing Bronson said lie would place Ziv- to to Jan. 31, inclusive, will bis defeat at the bands of Zivic be n fisherman’s fe In-the hand of Jimmy DcFor- undoubtedly tournament to precludes any possibil­ est, veteran trainer for 30 days ity of his entering the tournament be stuged in front of the grand-1 stand ut 10 o’clock the morning cf to develop the fighter’s poise. Zivic wh who w eigh ----'Jiuesdhy technical krjoeftout ovsr Tendler propose at this time to launch n FOB WORKING PEOPLE in the fifth round of u 10 round movement for the organization of bout. The best of workers get out of a Volusia county chapter of the sorts when the liver fails to act. Isaak Walton League of America Tendler is Sore They feel languid, half-sick: "blue” ! An address will be delivered by NEW YORK, Jnn. 21.— Benny and discouraged and think they are Cecil R. Phillips, executive secret­ Number of American Divorces Neglect of these ary of the Florida Caine and Fresh) Is Less by Nine That All Leonard has retired from the light­ getting lazy. weight boxing championship un­ symptoms might result in n sick Water Fish Protective Associat-i OtherForeigncrsCombincd; beaten. His greatest antagonist of spell, therefore the sensible course ion. State Laws In U. S. Apply The tournament will be in charge recent years, I ew Tendler, of Phil­ is to take a dose or two of Hcrof F. M. Curry of DeLand and of adelphia, i: returning from Pitts­ bine. It is just tlie medicine need­ PARIS, Jan. 21.—American di­ burgh,-torn and sore, the victim of ed to purify the system and re­ George P. Johnson of Daytonaj vorces granted in the Paris courts Beach, superintendents. In ad a knockout for the first time in store the vim and ambition of during 1923 numbered M3 out of Ii Ih life! health. Price fiOe. Sold by Lan-' *Mion to the prizes already announ­ a total of 7,06-1. While the percen­ ced, a large number of awards will Battered down twice at the hand* cy’s Drug Store. be donated by leading manufactur­ tage of American divorces as re­ ers of fishing tackle. Contest- gards the total number seems rel- Lew Tendler Sore A t Course Taken By Benny Leonard FORT MYERS, Jan. 21— The Philadelphia Athletlca will play eleven games during their Spring training, according to the pre-seaaon schedule made public here. Sev­ en of the games will be played in :hedv Fort Myers. The schedule fol­ delp lows: March 12, Philadelphia Nationals, a t Fort Myers, March 13, Phillies at Fort Myers; March 17, New York Ginnta at Fort Myers; March 23, Brooklyn at Fort My. era; March 25, Milwaukee (A. A.) at Fort Myers; March 26, Mil­ waukee at Fcrt Myers; March 27, Brooklyn at Clearwater; March, 28, Columbus at Winter Haven; March 31, Milwaukee at Sanford. PARIS, Jan. 21—M. Barrabe a g:ologist and member of the French Ecole Normale who wns sent on an official geological misslcn to .Madagascar, has returned to France nfter spending over three months on the island. He travelled extensively in the Ma-; junga region, and brought back! numerous samples from the car-1 boniforous lands. The coal beds' do not appear to be as important! as those of Indo-China and it would npponr that the bituminous sands and petroleum fields of Ma­ dagascar are much more import­ ant than the coal beds. Anglers’ Contest To Provide Sport At Volusia Co. Fair FEATHERWEIGHTS CLASH ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 21 — A ten-round bout is scheduled in this city for next Tuesday niglu between Lukie Tenner of Savan­ nah and Artie McCann of Phila­ delphia, featherweight boxers. — PLEDGE FOR REALTY BLDG. ! -------I ORLANDO, Jan. 21—Real estate men cf this city have pledged 565,500 towards construction of a new building to house the Orlando Rea­ lity Board. It is proposed to erect n modern 12-story office building! with a 50 foot frontage on Or-! ange. avenue. 1 A St. Bernard dog, carrying a placard reading “Reception Com­ mittee—Shnku” meets tourist vis­ itors to White Horse, Alaska, and ofTcrs a massive paw to all who npproach him. By STANLEY to the grandstand during this iv cut. Berlin Applauds To Century Old Music BERLIN, Jan. 21.— As if in sharp contrast to tho ultra mod­ ern tendencies recently observable j in the first-nights at the Slantsopei, the Deutsches Opernhnus, another of Berlin's four operatic | institutions, has gone back to the I fifties of the past century for a first-night, l»y producing Adolphe Adam’s comic opera, "If I Were King.” This return to the melo­ dious, uncomplicated, charming ! airs of the age of Cehrubini, Auj her, Herold, Flotow and Donizet­ ti is the most significant as it nlso 1inniks the gradual return of ! French opera to the German stage, in its modern dress, with all the latest technical possiblitios of the j stage brought into play, Adam’s , opera was a decided success ami numerous repetitions are planned. | MOM’N POP------ ‘When A 11 Order Is’nt An merit of tW cognized by tj. manner to S J ^ a have served valued thd* , King’s BedM» Bishop Would Make be admitted W the ma,l? Poverty An Honor er. where they j-J* „ honorable ptoeiiJN EXETER, Eng. Jan. 21— In or­ Scouts and der to remove the stigma which Church Lads the receipt of poor law relief, is to suluie then. supposed to give to people, the Bishop of Exeter suggests thnt these poor honorable people should more than two wear a special uniform and be cal-j European relief'^ led Kings Bedesman. Hejiayi ys the ginning of the-,,rt,! Geologist Explores Madagascar Jungle AMERICAN CASES DIVORCE LEAD IN PARIS COURT OLD HOME TOWN TAMPA, Jan. 21—Operators of dancing halls-Won the first round in the battle tfith L. M. Hiers. .heriff of Hillsborough county in the latter’s campaign to close su:li places on Sunday. The decision was rendered by J. E. Chastains, justice of the peace of the Sulph­ ur Springs District, in acquitting Maurice Less, proprietor of the Sulphur Springs dance hall, who had been arrested bV the sheriff cn a charge of violating state laws for operating his establish­ ment on Sunday. Judge Chastain ruled that the dance hall la an amusement requiring no manual la­ bor, therefore not covered by the statute governing manual labor on the Sabbath. Its coolness and mellow * body” are a revelation . to pipe smokers Backabout1870,James N.Wfcllnun developed a secret tobacco process which won infhnt and widespread £»vor. Ityielded a julUr-bodied richness, mildness andfragrance which juA seemed to V V ith a pipe. No one else ever knew his secret until we acquired *TWUraaii5 Method and. by Its means TM&t‘GrangtrRpug\Cut" No special legislation governs the issuing of divorces to Amer­ ican citizens in France and none is in course of preparation. After the McAdoo-Huger divorce in 1923, which caused some crit­ icism, it being claimed that the existing laws had not been observed, the then Premier I’oincarc or­ dered nn investigation to be made at the court house, “into the facil­ ity with which divorces were grunt ed to Americans in France,” The inquiry proved that both McAtloo and Huger hud legal dom­ icile:; in Franco and that a duly registered certificate thereof had been filed. The present legislation in Franco provides that in the applications for divorces emanating from Amer lean citizens the laws of the var­ ious states in which they live in the United States shall apply. Secretary Seeking Aid Of Farmers In Agriculture Census John Dutcher of Mayfield, N. Y. stunned hy a fall from his wagon, WASHINGTON, Jan. 21—Sec­ drowned in a few inches of water retary of Agriculture Howard M. in a roadside ditch. Gore has sent out nn appeal to far­ mers of the country to co-oper­ ate with the department in us to make an accurate enumOrder’------ HY TAYLOR ] eirorts cration in the farm census that is ' now in progress throughout the country, “Every farmer should be inter­ ested in this work because this census will result in obtaining the facts that will lend i.u a proper! understanding of the actual con­ ditions existing throughout the country,” the secretary says. “The! census is taken hy the department j of commerce in co-operation with the department of agriculture. The schedule of inquiry was ap­ proved hy the department of ag­ riculture and directed to determine matters of fundamental import­ ance to the welfure of the ugric. ultural industry. This census is needed u a busis for the annual crop estimates of tho department of agriculture uiid it is of great importance thnt the results be ac­ curate. Tho totals of farm acre­ age, land utilization, livestock, crops, etc., will show actual candiliens during 1921 and will tic us­ ed for the preparation of eslim-l ales for eacii year until tiie next census, “I his census is being taken prim-i arily for the benefit of th* farm-) ers. I cun assure them that all of | the information contained on th:* census schedule will be treated as strictly confidential and will he] used only for statistical purposes to show the totals for the different) counties and states. All this 111-1 formation will directly or indirectly 1 be of benefit to farmers and to] farmers’ associations and organiz-1 ations throughout the country. It j will help congress to legislate] wisely in matters atrccting thej farmers’ interests. “1 desire therefore to appeal to the fa r m e r s to give prompt re­ ply to all of the inquiries on the schedule and in every way possible j facilitate the work of tho enumer­ ator, so that the cenjus may be| taken quickly and that there may In* no delay in tabulating the ligures and publishing the totals. I « Purchasers o f L o ts i n Have Signified T h e ir Intentions of Con structing Residences in Sanford’s Newest Subdivision. The Erection ot Homes in Oak Hill Means Added Profits to Property Owners in This Suburb ot Opportunity. Lots $ 2 5 0 “The Suburb of Opportunity” N. H. Garner, Developer 112 Park Ave. �P R O F IT - : | Herald Want Ads Will Keep You Posted on A ll Sanford Business Activities of Importance j "■ F O R R E S U L T S • •«' Classified Directory Herald RATES Advance rfll M W •a bb 4 M l * •fair tmm M« I Um 14 ■ I lM I t • lla*. 4m a IIm i double abova Advertising Miscellaneous For Sale PRINTING LEARN ABOUT Polk County and WIGHT P.RINT SHOP—Rush ord­ Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* ALL WOOL SUITS ers a specialty. Phone 417-W. gram. Best advertising medium in South Florida Published mornings. Tailored to mensurc, guaranteed 0 Railroad Avenue. Star-Telegram, lakeland. Fla. to fit. $25.00. Sanitary hand THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— OHIO—Xenix. Make your sales cleaning and pressing. Scotch Printing that pleases. Prompt Acma viazciic, through the Xenia Gazette, i ^ oolen Mills, 305 Last Second service. Telephone 93. New lo­ Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural ! Street. cation. Wclaka Building. district Want ad and display Sanford Building and Loan As­ rates on request ___PAPER nANGER sociation Stock can be I. L. TALBOTT—Painter and pa- cqi.UMnua m u . ) i . R i m c m — c ia * * - enshed on Preferred 60 days notice, interest er hanger. Phone 340. 115 Iflea mis have th e lurcent circu­ payable April 1st and- October 1st lation In B outhw ettero Oeoralo. 'ark Avenue. you can’t beat it. Oste 8c f 6-word) line. Buy eight per cent Preferred REAL ESTATE TO REACH the prosperous farm­ Stock in thf Sanford Building _ and ers and fern growths of Volusia D. A. CALDER A R. R. ELDRIDGE Real estate brokers. AH kinds of county advertlso in the DeLand Lean Association, established 1908. property listed and for sale. Of­ Daily News, rate lc per word, cash Tnmpn—Water supply system to fice 108 Second St., Near Park with order. be installed in Sunset Park nddi Avenue. Phono 282. MAINE—Wutervllle, Morning Sen­ tion._ _ _ tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ J. E. SPURLING, sub-division ple are interested in Florida prop­ FOR SALE—10 acres celery land, lot 4, Eurnkn Hammock. Rich­ specialist. Subdivision to Or­ erty. Reach them through thu lando, Florida, and F l o r a Sentinel.,. Rate card on applica­ ard Stephenson, M. D. West Tx;banon, Ind. Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ tion^________ • way. ADVERTISE. in tee Journal-Her- CASH—Paid for falso teeth, denSTOVES nld. South Geafgin’a greatest tnl gold, platinum and discard­ SANFORD STOVE WORKS—Oil newspaper. Morning, afternoon, ed jewelry.—Hoko Smelting and stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, weekly and Sunday Classified rates Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. ovens and victrolns. Your credit 10c per line. Wuycross Journalis fcood. Phono 49L-3. 321 First Herald, Wnycross. Georgia. WOOD FOR SALE—4 feet, fine Street.________ $4.00 per cori! at my farm. G. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— W. L. Smith, R. I. Moore’s Sta­ - TIN AND METAL WORK Send in your subscription to the JAMES II. COWAN—Ail kinds Tribune or hand it to your local tion. of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. dealer so you can read Florida’s FOR SALE—Fine gus range.— Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak greatest newspaper. One year Call 2603. Avenue and Third Street. Tele* $8.00, 0 months S4.0C, three months phone 111^ $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ FOR QUICK SALE—Celery wire TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS ance policy udd 75 cents to your at half price. I’hone 415-W. L. f. Frazier. All makes of typewriters for trd e r.___ sale on ensy terms, for rent, also “DO YOU WANT to buy or sell |repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 nnything?" If so advertise mi FOR SALE—Five Pomerainean the ‘‘Gainesville Sun.’’ I Spitz puppies, threw male, two Bali Bldg. female, $10 each. Also two white W E S T V IR G IN IA — C ln r K s b u r g . T h « VETERINARIAN C la rk nliurir E x p o n en t, m o r n i n g Wyandottes and one Rhode Island DR. A. DOLAN—Veterinarian. llicluitlnx S u n d a y , m o r n i n g Issue, Red cockerels, from best laying Dolans Vetinary Remedies. 313 t c e n t p e r w o rd , m i n i m u m H e . strain. T. G. Spearman, Osteen, E. Second St., Sanford, Fin. D E V E L O P E R S A T T K NT I O N - - P e n ­ Fla. f 110o Real Estate Automobiles 1923 Graham M Ton Truck 1923 Coupo Dodgo 1924 Touring Dodge 1922 Touring Dodge 1922 Roadster Dodge 1924 Fordor Sedan Ford 1923 Runnbout Fort! 1925 Ton Truck Ford (Cab A Body) 1023 9 Passenger Ford Suburban bus 1923 Ford Panel Light Truck 1924 Overland Touring Above :nrs reconditioned, ail run fine n,id look good. Prices light—Terms "Maybe” I. VT. PHILLIPS SONS Dodge Dealer Phono No. 3 Oak & Second Dodge Rooms For Rent FOR SALE—Small home with FO R 11ENT—Two unfurnished three ncres of land, 50 orange rooms and Garage. 618 Ouk Aye. trees and truck garden. Ideal spot for chickens, electricity and water. FOR RENT—Front bed room. Fur­ nished. 807 Magnolia Ave. 10 minutes out on hard roud. Phono 571-J. FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates. Lincoln House. % • t I y i . Help Wanted $10,000,000 company wants to sell Watkins Home Necessities in Sanford—More than 150 used dai­ ly. Income $35 to $50 weekly. Ex­ perience unnecessary. Write De­ partment II-5. The J . R. Wntkins Co., 02-70 West Iowa Ave., Mem­ phis, Tcnn. FOR RENT—One bedroom. 211 j WANTED—A few waitresses at I’ark Avenue. the Altamonte Hotel. Altamonte Could place men ana wnFOR RENT—Desirable front bed- ■“men Sprmpsin dining Only white room. Modern conveniences. 807 heIp employefL room. Call or write Geo. Magnolia Avenue or phone 83. ! E. Bates & Son, Proprietors. STEWARTS SUM-DIVISION FOR RENT—Rooms nnd kttche-1 Altnmonte Springs nettos. Shirley Apartments.— > Apartm ents Two hundred beautiful building Opposite Post Office. Jba r s e p o n a t b l e lots, prices range $150 to $850. Irect Insertion. FOR RENT—Modern three room See these lnrge lots before you JACKSONVILLE WILL GET subsequent apartment. Mrs. Harvey. buy elsewhere. Don’t buy a lot flea should It* 25 CONVENTIONS IN 1925 419 Palmetto Apply Ave. Illy In o a M o f without a public alley in the rear, FOR SALE—Jewett sport touring ‘ £omo nn,! 9CC mc «nV Ume. 1 ,ivo JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 21— R. t ... . .. . . . * rtflEM. „ , i It is plnnnel to establish a transwith extras, $600. Quick sale, here and want neighbors. sntatlve th o rO. Riddle, secretary of the louriAt, contlnental*mo%or bus service front* * W1L.MER STEWART th r a te * rulaa $300 cash. H. S. C., earn Herald. nnd convention bureau of the chnm- New •Vorlr'-tty Los Angelas, with a* * rill « lv n * o u Altnmonte Springs. lion. And If of commerce, announces that 26-day schedule f»y tpp trip, .7 aiatat you in We have some beautiful lako her \VANTED twenty-four meetings and con­ It ad to make front lots on Lako Wildmcrc one- ventions already are booked for hnlf milo from the Dixie Highway WANT TG SELL—List your pro­ Jacksonville during 1925. Among GARDEN HOSE t n ty riC B . in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, them will be the South perty with us now. Your de­ Atlantic lid give tbalr for sale. scription will go in new cntnloguc Coastnl Highway Association, 1 2 V2 cent per foot pa addraM aa now being made up. Sco the new We will build your homo, land­ which will be held here April 16num ber If your grove, and relievo you For Few D ays _ About ona manager a: the new locntion. C. scape _________ of trouble nnd worries incident to 17.____ ‘ kouaand baa a A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st Seo o th e rs can't building up a place. National Bank Bldg. you unletr In the meantime, you can go WANT TO Th JY—Fiat top desk. fishing. You can fish in nny one !"£ rr of the dozen lakes, and if you don’t Inquire Herald office. I The l i t TTTiJl know how to fish, we hnve several or by laf* d 'lra a ttiexperts who will bo glad to show Try Smith’s Barber Houses For Sale you. Mr. Scholfield who has been FOR SALK—Nice little home in singing at the Baptist Church will pt. Efflelcnt one of Iho best locations on Pal­ vouch for the above. Ui ULD I E l I LUO worjt Ladiea welcome. metto Ave. Five rooms, bath and LAKE JESSUP LAND CO.. Inc. Longwood. Flagarage. Cash or terms. Come Ease your tight aching chest. N ext to Valdez. and see it. 2018 Palmetto Ave. Apartment house on First St. Stop the pain. Break up the con­ This is a bargain. gestion. Feel,11 bad cold loosen up IECTORY duced immediately to enter the J. N. W estbrooks in just a short time. weaving sheds, and not only learn One five-room bungnlow, in good "Red Pepper Rub” is the cold Gunsmith s a c o l a Is b e g i n n i n g t h e g r e a t e s t d e ­ re Vi thin easy v e lo p m e n t In Olorlda'H h i s t o r y ; a FOR SALE—Roll top desk, mn- the business but nre paid for it, condition. $500.00 puts you in this remedy that bring! quickest relief, j Building M aterial Graphonolns, Clocks, Sewing ile of Sanford h a lf m i llio n d o l l a r h i g h w a y t o t h e hogny, in good condition—Will sell i while older weavers get extra pay house. It cannot hurl you and it certainly j Machine l f b en ch J u s t fln lsheil; n t w o to teacli the youngsters the ernftt. [often needed, MIRACLE Concrete Go., general gmuillio seems to send the tightness and j n d o l l a r b r i d g e a c r o a s E s c a m ­ cheap. Herald Office. As in almost every other big inrhon any spe121 Sanford Ave. Five aero farm on hard road. drive the congestion and soreness bia R ay s t a r t e d ; q u a r t e r m i ll io n cement work, sidewalks, build­ [juired. It is ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. B. d o l l a r o p e r a h o u s e u n d e r c o n s t r u c ­ FOR SALE—Household Furniture,| dustry nowadays, employer’s in- now in crops, Cheap unw on easy right out. t i o n ; ' t w o m i ll io n s b e i n g s p e n t on live rooms, will sell in lump o r : threat does not halt with teaching terms. Statically for Nothing has such concentrated, 1 Tcrwllleger. Prop.______________ | h i g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t c h a n c e f o r liv e by piece. Must sell before Feb. penetrating beat ns red peppers, ^ j d e v e lo p e r s to g o t In rot g r o u n d r h i i m h i g Intrri'Mtx u n d e r C a le b Lumber and Building Material Wo havo houses to rent. Come and when heat penetrates right Mrs. A. S. Clirisenberry, S!••* floor. W r i t e D e v e l o p m e n t D e p a r t ­ 1st. h e p p a r d , d ec e a se il. • l.yttiutt l'hel|»<, j Sanford Sign Shop Carter Lumber Company m e n t T h e P e n s a c o l a N ew*. 1011 Myrtle Ave. in this deceased, as T ru s te e fur L y m a n in nnd sec us.—Seminole Realty down into colds, congestion, nch-; N. Laurel St. Phone 665 R a n k C o p a r t n e r s , d e e e a s e d . aia l Co., 116 E. Second Street. ing muscles and sore, stiff joints ! Designers and painters of San­ AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ ICTORY Ills SiHTi'HHnr.i in T r u s t . i IpppuhimI,' — ford's distinctive signs. San­ HILL LUMBER CO. House gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest Lost and Found niul tin* oti-pnrtiifis. < i »’cimim«<i, | OWNER WILL SELI/doso in lot, relief comes at once. )NE Service, Quality and Price. ford Avenue at First Street. classified medium, rate cash ,09c ubos.. "aa 1«•* ar•* u11kta.w11, who ..111 desirable locntion far residence I T1,,‘ "loment you apply Red PcpJaaiiar) 29th. IH9X, were tradlual , .......<■ ‘ 1. ivIVmi nt l,cp IUl!> y*'“ f"01 thv Angling heat. 1 charge. 10c per lino, minimum LOST—Small black notebook con I and Phone 180-W. S i. I d.duu buHiuesH under the cn- ' f**r $1,100. Small cash pn^nuntij TO THE PUBLIC: ‘ *' In three minutes the congested j .30c. tpining railroad ticket for Ha I partn. rabip name and *typof L> • j required nnd balance can be• paid spot The following named contract­ ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St. is wanned through and “* St I vana, Cuba. Also business cards! man Hank, and a«ain»t all parti*-* 1 monthly, phono 430-W for apors are fair to Organized Labor through. When you are sulTering I — Johns County is reached through Joseph F. Maior. Return to !*.ln!n,|,,*c interest* under Itufn* pointment Directory nnd pay the Union Scale set by the St. Augustine Evening Record.1i of _ pfrom . ‘.IV neck ..a cold, I or .„ rheumatism, ___ __1 . backache, . f get'I Herald Office. jit!• m 1 . a * •' ■ 'i.'.m,7Tt l!iru * sm,' m.ar,'i ^ Local No. 1261 of Painters, Dec­ Quick results. Two ccntu per word. , stiff sore muscles, just Six lots close in worth $6,500,, „ , ' : r 1 * . -IcvuMetl, <>r o t h e r w i s e , In a n d t o H im MOTOR JIK- orators and Paper Hangers of * jar of Rowles RetI Pepper Rub, . M a r b l e and C.ranlto f r o m a l l d a y .if J a n u a r y . A. I*. 132.5. h a s l i . m i f , d b . w i n g d e s c r i b e d la n d e l t u a l can be bought Iront owner for $5,- itniutle Sample copy on reouett. hng : f Ix.'il u s I be g a t e f..r tie; >1. a r l i m l | y | „ K belm .' In Ib e ’. ' l i v „r Nunfrom rcil puppers, at any 1 l u n r r l e * . Meat o f q u a l i t y a n d America: 000. Ou. . . ter jus . . I’ Jiqtu; FLORIDA—lamps Daily <if in.ltler. OaUr tu*ufin< m ri.uill.v .»r ,H. Hillin'.- an,I Sin. MYitg Store. You will Imvo th>« r '*wO|'Uin'un<ihlp. ’ W. It. Pell. F. W. Temperton, TAMPA, b.-til ut the I’ourl Mouse In the l:ll.v 493W. F loridii. m,,r,i pariliMilurly ,b Times, the great homo daily, of Hnnford. Heminolo County, i-'loil- o f I.Turlilu, CTR1C SERVICE V. C. Coller, C. F. Metcalf, Horace Write for luteat dealrua. quickest relief known. Always say I scribed a* follows, to-wit! ■ ■ ■ ■ ...... ... — • ■ ■ -** C. II. T l l l k V B C , ‘ilcctrical repuirs. Jiminez, II. Darrow, R. L. Sel­ rate IMic per word, minimum L o ts III n n d I I . In Illnck J, ly , „n t h i s t h e l o t h d a y o f J a l l - "Rowles.” e n i if o r d . F l o r i d * V. K. Dot'll LASS. ! T i e r I. „f H an fo rd . F l o r i d a . a« - n a r y . A. I>. 1025. it) Ave. Orlando, lers, Jesse Cook, T. S. Delk, I. S. charge 25c cash with order. Write 1 P . O. II,ia SBJ, I ' b o n e 0 4 1 l e r k Clrcull I’.mrl. Seinlnol c o r d i n g I " E. It. T r a f f o r t l ' s M a p iH r n l ) I'. IWll’ilkA S H , Talbott, T. M. Dunlap nnd G. W .jfor complete rate card._________ j County. Florida. o f tSuIlford, F l o r i d a , a c c o r d i n g C l e r k o f t h e F l r e u l t , 'o i i r l FOR RENT Ily A. M WEEKS. D. t\ I to a pint t h e r e o f d u ly of r e e o f t h e H nviinlb .lud leliil F l r Venable, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. PALM BEACH COUNTY—The ! Lnnills. Fl*li A- Mull. | o rd . e u l t of F l o r i d a In a n d f o r Car. Drive it O. Shinholser. We also ask the scene of stupendous developmcntA tlo r iu - y * f o r I'elltloiierN . i a n d t o a n y a n d a ll o i l i e r p e r s o n s R e n iln o lo C o u n t y . DAVID B. HYEB and Second St. public to see their painters have! Rcad about it in tho l’olni Beuch 1 w h o s e limn,-* a r e u n k n o w n , e ln l n iIly : M. W E E K S . D. their local card. 1Post. Sample copy sent on re- IN T i n : F l l l c r i T C O I 'I I T O F T H E I l u g a n y r i g h t . I l t l e „ r I n l e r e s i In f l e o r g e A. D e i ' , d i e * a n d «!. W. ARCHITECT S E V E N T H J I 'I IH T A I. I ' l l l l ' l I 'I " .i i m I l „ t h e p r o p , I'D h e r e i n a b o v e d e s p e n c e r J ; . . S o l i c i t o r * a n d of II. Darrow, Pres. REPAIRING Foil , s c r i b e d , ,,r a n v p a r t o r p a r e d t h e r e C o u n s e l i v t h m t p l a l n a i i t . _____________________________ O F F I . O i l I D A . IN ANII M c m lw r 1 1 1 , of. J a n . 21. 2S: F eb . I. II, IS. 25; 1 ADVERTISING getB results if it ** nom: ^ iiniA ;r v. y *EIN — Automobile ll is h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t y o u j M ar. I. I I . IH. Mm,* l l u i u t t u g H ouses For Rent ing and Rebuilding, I a n d e a c h of y o u be 11ml a p p e a r I,,-- i —----------------------------------renches potential buyers. P a -I k. k. COX,‘ Complalimiit.' O rlan do ,. F ln r liln ue. Oak Avenue. f o r e o u r s a id C irc u i t C o u r t a t t h e I latka Daily News is circulated in j v*. C o u r t Mouse a t S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , on Surveying Now For Eating too much rich food may < * i COTTAGE FOR RENT—J. Musan industrial and agricultural seci ' ’ALKH s i i e i ’I'A H D . .i nl. FOR HIRE 1 t h e lith d a y o f A p ril. A. D. IU25. a n d 1 , Dt-friuliinl*. kidney trouble in some | son. Union Avenue. t h e n a n d t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r to t h e , tion._______________________________ CITATION. "Se r v ic e DHy Daytona Boulevard produce form, says a well-known authority, | b in o f complaint exhibited against | TO REACH BUYERS or sailers of I, T" < ’al,-b.sb,-|.|.iird. and Lyman rets all trains. Bag- FOR RENT—Small house with because the acids created excite i H. A. SPEIR , , I•holpH. 11h rrimtcf for L>man IIiiiik y o u in tills c a u s e . _Phone 551. real estate advcrt.se ^L.o.|mrtnprn, ami ills Surc«*MnorM in It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t thi s tiie kidneyh. Then they become | one acre of land and garage, theFlorida DAYTONA, .Inn. 21— An En-| o r d e r lie publ i shed In t h e H an fo rd Petersburg Times. One cent, Trust, and th» ro-|iiiriii»,r*. wlio*,* CARPENTER overworked, get sluggish, clog up! TRIPS on Orlando road. $12 per month. centSt. a word daily, two cents a word nain,** ar,- unknown, who on Jan H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r publ i s he d I n i gineer has been employed to es­ up nnd cause all sorts of distress,; u u r y 29 !b. IS'JS, w e r e t r a d i n g an d j H a n fo rd . S e m i n o le t" ,u n ity F l o r i d a , ! CALDER. Day nrul Apply to F. J. Takaeh, Pico Hotel. Sundays. l l r p n l r l u g an,I Hr M o d e l i n g lin in g b u s i n e s s u n d e r t h e c o - p a r t - I m ice e a c h We e k f o r e i g h t conseCU- 1 tablish the right-of-way and take particularly backache ami misery Anytime, (service, it e r s h l p n a m e a n d s t y l e of L y m a n i tl Ve Weeks. : THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho in the kidney region, rheumatic other steps for beginning work on A iltlr c** UIIMI I ' n l n ic ll t i A * r . or 25. W I T N E S S my b a n d a n d t h e s e a l I a n d e a c h a n d e v e r y of th e ac&pted want nd medium in aHbaonvke, naiimil d e f e n d a n t s , if liv in g , of t h e C ir c u i t C o u r t of t h e S e v e n t h I the proposed Ocean Shora Rotila* twinges, severe headaches, acid WRECKER _ Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word n n d If ,-ltber. n n y o r a l l o f th e J u d i c i a l C irc u i t o f t h o S t a t e o f | vnrd which is to skirt the beach stomach, constipation, torpid livqr, s a i d d e f e n d a n t s lie d e a d , to a l l p a r t - F l o r i d a in a n d f o r S e m i n o le C o n n sleeplessness, bladder and urinary ' an insertion. Minimum 25c. Day ur night scrin the Halifax country for 26 miles irritation. N O IT IIL A N II F A IN T phene 394. Night FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando T h o F a i n t T h a t H aves You The moment your hack hurts or and through Flagler county for Money. mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ H a n f o r d . F l o r i d a . J a n . D t h . -I!>2.r, an addition 11 miles, according to kidney: aren't acting right, or ifi TY PARLORS M a n u factu red by A* r e q u i r e d by S e c ti o n I J. C h a p ­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ W. ii. Courtney, secretary of the bladder bothers you, begin drinking E b r r * „ n - L l i i , l * l e r F a i n t Co, iltitlET. Marinello t e r 561)6. L a w * o f F l o r i d a , I w ill imum 24c cash with order. H„l,l by boulevard district organization. lots of good water nnd also get h e In t h e f o i l , , w i n g place*, on ill,|kinds. Rain water a d a t e a n d b e t w e e n t h e h o u r* net I.O SSIN O F A I N T C O M P A N Y about four ounces of Jail Salts The boulevard will connect Day“ASK MR. CONNELLY” I I I S l n g n o l ln A i r . Old First National a f t e r e a c h , f o r t h e p u r p o s e <>f r e ­ A LITTLE TVANT AD In The tona Reach with St. Augustine and 1 from any good pharmacy; tnke u F b o n r Z7n Herald will bring you big re­ c e i v i n g T a x U p t u r n s f o r t h e y e a r ing. phone 245._____ About the Following Bargains will materially shorten the dis-1 Mild,'spoonful in a glass of water 1935: sults. Advertise those old articles before breakfast fora few days nnd IS AND DYERS tame (len ev a— F e b ru a ry 9 th . 10;•)«) A. you have stoied awny Rnd have S l i - r m i m b iiiig n lo w nil I ' n l i n r t l o S E V E N T Y f o o l lot o n S n n f n n l t i e - villo. between here nnd Jackson-1 your kidneys may then act fine. r . M. (TEAM PRESSERY M. Otsoc e o3:00 o n e b e t i i e e o Dlth 110,1 17 1 Ii S t r e e t * A v r i i n r . .'I bril r , minim, g a r i i g r . Chiropodist l a — F e b r u a r y l o t h . ! 0:so A. no use for. A little thirty-cent ad This famous salts is made from enatern r v p n .n re, SI..*,all. Ensy ; a specialty. 110 M. t o 3:00 l». M. may bring you several dollars. rluwr In. tl r o l r n li lr lo r n tl o ii . I’r l r r term *. FOOT SPECIALIST the acid of grapes ami lemon juice C h u t u o t a — F e b r u a r y l l t h . 10:00 A. Phone 148 nnd a representative [5‘iiue, Phone 327-J. WANT RADIO STATION S.*,.7.’,o— S7.*ai r n . l i , SUn p e r m oilIh. combined with litliia, and has been [Cornu. U q u lo n s. I n g r o w * M. to 12:00 M. F I V E r o o m t i n * I i i i o k u Io i v , l , r * t r r CAFE In g N a lls , H e a v y C a l l t i u h r l c l l u — F e b r u a r y l l t h . I:0u P. will call to see you. x b l r i i t l n l n r r l l o n o f e l t y . *1,1,-i*nlU * 4:11111 C A S H — sa il p e r n iiin t h I n i ) * 11 ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 21 — used for years to flush clogged; o u res or tired ach in g M. to 3:00 I*. M. ■ in,I a t r r r t n il In nil,I p n b l f o r . 51717 c'aT k kidneys nnd stimulate them to ac-1 fe e t. f t - r o o m Ii 11 i i k i i Io i v , iiio ile r ii, no,I O v ie d o — F e b r u a r y 12th. 10:00 A. F r i e r Sft.ZftO.tNI. S 7.00 ,-n *h. ».*>0 p e r The Advertising Club of this city tivity; also to neutralize the acids in Service and Qual- M. to 3:00 I*. M. g o o , I l o r n I lu n. F r i e r S 3 .ZftO.IIO. in r u i n rr n il n r. seventh | m i. c . l . a iflf.B K ■ 11011th. lias placed itself behind a niove-j in the system to that they no j r n i t i.il> 1 m et it . in anii IStreet and Park Ave- A l t a m o n t e — F e b r u a r y 13th. 10:00 Y o w e ll D r e w Hldg. ment to obtain a radio broadcastFoil SEMINOLE I OI NTV, FLOII- S I X T Y - F O I It f o o l l o t o n F n l n i r l l o F I V E - n r r r o r a n g e g r o v e n e a r I ,11111A M. t o 12:00 M. irritate, thus often reliev­ O r l a n d o . I’b o n e . E lsv ato r St, Petersburg.; longer tr> ('lu ll, n o ,n il h o u * e , nil i n r »a.-1 ing station for L a k e M a r y — F e b r u a r y 16th. 10:00 A v e n u e . e n * l r r i i n p u * u r r , sl.Z.Mi. lll.t. ing bladder disorders. ftIM V — q, rn*li. ; DRUGS 12.1,1 e n * h . I2U p e r n i o n l b . In t h e m n t t e r of t h e d l k s n l u t l o n A. M. t o 3:00 P . M. ! One member of the club announced. Jad Salts can not injure anyone! w o o d — F e b r u a r y I3 ih . 1:00 M. of Mood A u to C o m p a n y Inc., a C or­ I timt he would give $1,000 towards makes u delightful efferescent lith|RUG STORE — Pre- M.I . toon g3:00 LO TS — LOTS — LOTS p o ratio n under th e l a w s of th o I*. M. establishment of the station. Drugs, Sodas. We I ’a o l a — F e b r u a r y 17th, 10:00 A. s l a t e of F lo r id a . SIOO d o w n w i l l p u l >011 In poa*e*«loii o f n o iiir of Hie l,r * l lo in III t o w n . ia-wnter drink which millions of Elton J. Mouffhton N O T IC E i'ou as your phone. to 12:00 M. A e b o n r r l o iiiu k r ■onir r eal m o n e y . S e e o*. men and women take now and then N O T IC E l-S I I E I lK H Y O I V E N to L a k e M o n r o e — F e b r u a r y 17th. 1:00 Chrysanthemums blossom t meas­ to help keep the kidneys and uri­ all p a rtie s In te re ste d th a t a ’ p e ti­ P. t o 3:00 P . M. ARCHITECT o n b u s b een filed by ii m a j o r i t y 2CTIUCAL A. V A U G H A N . »t iM uring 12 inches across uni three nary organs clean, thus often avoid T a x A ssessor. | in I n t e r e s t o f t h e s t o c k h o l d e r s o f feet in circumference, and other ing serious kidneys dlrorders. By First National Bank lldff. ELECTRIC CO. (Realtors) II,00,1 A u to C o m p a n y , Inc., a c o r ­ plants of this variety bearing over all means hnve your physicians.c<p o ratio n under th e l a w s of t h e to Gillon & Platt 103 N. Park Ave. 100 blooms each were shown re­ nmino your kidneys at least twice' Sanford, ----------- Florida Special—Fat hens and friers— s t a t e of F lo r id a , p r a y i n g t h e c o u r t 105 Magnolia Ave. ■ia Everything elec- Wednesday nnd Thursday. Pure f o r t h e d i s s o l u t i o n o f s a i d c o r p o r a ­ Phone 122 a year. cently in London. Phone 18 one 422. Electragith ti o n . a n d t h a t T u e s d u y . t h e 27th Food Market. Phone 105. STATION STAND [0 SUPPLIES raatrleted to lion. (•da The i a n - BREAK A CHEST COLD WITH HEAT Ball Hardware Co. OF RFD PFPPFRS Shop for ffood barber Seminole Marble Co. CLEAN KIDNEYS BYDRI NKI NG LOTS OF WATER NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS 1 N O W IS T H E T I M E A. P. Connelly & Sons to v ic fc station: ). Oil, Tires, Accessopice with a smile. Elm , Phone 447 1 ^ _____ three stations. Mag- j [Second. First nnd Elm,1 Avenue and 10th Street.1 J V Etl-iU MAvCiCtE.' D A RLU S^ pi", ire. _pLOKIST I THE FLORIST” ) for all occasions, h i”. Phone 260-W P H R N 1TU IIE___ P niture By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING U P FATHER ’ GO ONI J C E T OOT f I’M’C E T Tl NOtTb ICK. Aviso e>oT ^ e e : t h a t T l R t l O O r i ' i 'O U A*bKliSCv t o C O O O T - A L L v 'l 'O O t h i n k ; A B O U T l*b e> O N F R I E I S O ^ I - -___ n T o U CELT • I HOM E. H-a r u v : ~ ir \ . o .'C, to s e l l ? [f urniture Go. We pay it’s worth. Phone No. l a w y er P BRYAN. Office in Bank Building Annex, rhone 417-L 3. I m il l in e r y SilOp-F.TTJx'bullinery.call 579-J. )NB^ 11»!.(> AN NEED MONEY 7—We ►bey to loan on First D- Sanford Bond and He Co. m i 1h ®1925 or In t t F laturc S cn vicc, In c . ^ C r e a t B r i t a i n rig h ts reserved. S A Y : M E IIC P iO O R . - KIM T O U H E A R . PAV W IF E ! CnANs/L -IM ’ D4E. O U T IM T O U R A P A R T M E .M T yf H O - V V /E ^ O t / e n o O ^ T O O O ^ U l-b T E M lN C S T O MT OV/h \ W ftAwLIMC; � 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 21, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 21, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 21, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3deb4b5af027a0d49e3b8725fb64fee1.pdf 361c574b41ea86dc1603377426525814 PDF Text Text r v ;' j P o r V ^ ’I C S v , ^ ' i«. 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TEAM HIT tU On Local Course for Cup to Be Given by LocnlChamber; Will Name ClubCommittecs ManyTourists Held l i t / Scores o f Towns WASHINGTON. Jan. 20— The X j Members of a golf team to rep­ Sooth Georgia BERLIN, Jan. 20.—Unequivocal question of who will constitute the 'Vsv resent Sanford in n tournament recognition of the republican c'otisenate conferees on tho Underwood Virtually Iralai Vm { Muscle Shoals bill hid not been stitution of Weimer as legal and Friday afternoon with Winter E ton , Jan. 20. Monday night, end un- Prince Henry, third aon of King as tha basis on which hia cablcot Pirk Will bo selected tonight when ATLANTA, Jan. 20.—^ international bar association is determined State Hughes’ An ti:\ this decision no George of England, must ba cat­ members of the newly organized the dream of Attorney John A. movo will be made isto reached, the list of dead and mis was founded and reiteration of take the bill Paris repa- Cline of Cleveland, president of off of the speaker’a table In the ting jealous of hli older brother, Germany’s intention loyally to ful­ Sanford Golf Club meet at a buf­ standing at 10, railroad lent left the tho Ohio State Bur Association. house and start it on Its coureo for the Prince of Wales.- A t any rata, fet cupper a t the Country Club be­ motor traffic demoralized fill tho provisions of tho London He is starting a movement that final consideration. he is contemplating a trip to the free of Euro- eventually ginning ut 7 o’clock. Various de­ may bring it about. United States, according to rumor a heavy property loss si agreement'wore the oulr.landing tails of organization thnt were left »ntHbut has not Such an organization, he says, The plan to send the bill direct in court circles. cd, crest of the Good whi declarations of Chancellor Han unfinished when the club was or­ to conference will be abandoned W re of senate would take over much of tho work unless assurance is given that hns been acute in set Luther’s inaugural:’ statement to iginally projected a week ago will to study the now done by foreign consuls and friendly senate conferees will by be perfected. southern states since Sat tho Reichstag Monday evening. laelvea and lay eliminate considerable red tape. named. If this cannot be accom­ The team to meet Winter Park day night was Tuesday Tho new chancellor announced plished, It Is planned to refer the Is to consist of eight men who will a basis of their lieved passing. that any attempt t o ’alter the re­ bo picked by Otis George, profes­ mcasuro to the house military com­ mittee. In .Southern Georgia where publican constitution by ’force or sional nt the clnb. A fitting tro­ Everett Sandora of Indiana, mem­ irah of the senntf CongrenH, will bo the succesnro»mhlv hnv.' h - i , Outwardly, there has been no other Illegal weapons would be phy has been offered by the San­ ber'of 1 committee, join™r of C. ffo.com Slco.p ..p r iv a te change in the situation during the sternly resisted and dealth with ford Chamber of Commerce to tho Secretary to President Coolidgc, many streams were said te b# i *on, Republican of last few days. Behind the scenes ccedjng with fair weather pro, ns high treason. Germany’s adop­ vrinner of the meet. A brother­ it has been unnounced. lr of a resolution thero has been conidernble activ­ today. It is predicted contini ly Aspect will Jui added to the af­ tion of the Dawes reparations py of the agrecity but no concrete plan has been rains along tributaries of nc fair by the fact that the Winter plan and all It implies, tho chan­ t on the secrodeveloped when congress closed for Declared No Foundation For cellor believed, also entitled Ger- Park team U coached by Dow Georgia, however, and it is exi showing they the day. cd to causo recession to be Reports That Fever Germs nmny to expect a reciprocal mea­ George, brother of the local pro­ press inquiry into The hitch In the plan of house ual. No estimate of prt fessional. sure of loyalty on the part of tho damage was available curly . Vote 45 to 22 Against Motion leaders to send tho bill direct to Arc Found in Oysters; Con­ other contracting parties of tho An official of the club indicated conference has been caused by bes, in a formal ference Considers Situation pact of London. day. Tourists bound for Fie. luesday afternoon that tho efforts When Speaker Declares Ac­ the their failure to get tho consent of vith White House held by waters in Alabama, G« to arousa Interest of Sanford wo­ tion Unwise While Protest the senators, who by right of non- BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.—The seri­ Non-evucuation of tho Cologne 1 the agreement gin and South Carolina. men in the affairs of the club ap­ zono by the Allies, however, was [States “under no of Foreign Nutions Pends nte precedent would constitute the ous situation in the oyster indus­ in his opinion plainly in contradic­ pear to be successful. Three of tho dead were traltuneri conferees, to wnivc their privilege |ly or m orally/’ who died in wrecks attributed to A lnrgo number of women golf­ tion to the loiter nnd spirit of tho try of Maryinnd duo to reports that the enforcement WASHINGTON, Jnn. 20.—Ele­ to represent tho senate In confer­ tho flood in Georgia nnd Alabnm* ers of tho city have signified their London agreement nnd therefore the bivalve was responsible for an nyinent* and that vation, for the present at least, ence. intention of being present nt the Anniversary I’rogram Will Sunday. Two were white men whe constituted a bitter disappoint­ Proposal Won Sanctioned niters nor modifies outbreak of typhoid fever at Chi­ Be Held Commemorating dijappenred at Albany Satl Theso senators, Chairman Norris cago was discussed at a confer­ ment to tho Germnn people. The meeting. It is tho object of the kt of the United of tho big guns on 13 of America’s club officials to have as ninny Event in Accordance >Vith night and four negroes are new government intended to pro­ buttleships, opposed by President of the senate agriculture commit­ cd a t Hammond, La. One negro ! present as possibly, can come us ence hero Monday between Gov. pose an early inauguration of ne­ N a t i o n w i d e Urogram was tee, McNary, Republican, Oregon, Bih Probe Coolidgc, received tho emphatic drowned at Columbus, Go. thu club plans to devote muclf'of gotiations with the purpose of ar­ Appeared to bo ev- disapproval Monday of the senate. and Smith, Democrat, South Car­ Ritchie, Conservation Commission riving at a speedy settlement of its time to promotion of golf nScores of towns throughout Um Earle und representatives of tho olina, have not sanctioned the lead­ Members of tho Sanford Klwania state department The vote wus 45 to 22 and came southern portion of tho State aro .• the impnsso created through fail­ tnong Sanford woman. club will celebrate Wednesday noon virtually isolated as all north 'Puris negotiations on a motion liy donator McKellar, ers’ proposal. All of them voted industry. Included in t:ie business to ure of tho Allies to cvacunto the Oyster men reported 200 oyster |ent, Chulrmnn Bor- Democrat, Tennessee, to suspend against the Underwood hill. rome before the club at tho meet­ tho tenth anniversary of tho or. south bound train service la I If they hold out in their posi­ boats tied up ut Cumbridgo nnd Cologno zone. foreign . it b n s the rules for consideration of his ing tonight is tho appointment of gnnization of the first Klwania club off south of Macon. Referring to tho administration tion, lenders, in order to accom­ packing houses there. Crisfield Senator Johnson, amendment to the pending annual At Macon, Gu., railroad qdtei ilifornia, asserted naval supply bill authorising an plish their purpose, will bo com­ und ulner points closed, with ap­ of tho Dawes plan through Sey­ several committees on club nffairs. when n special program of com­ announced that not a tra in - v These committee*, when appointed, mour Parker Gilbert, Jr., Dr. Lu­ pelled to break a custom of the proximately 5,000 persons engaged memoration will be given a t thv |s ’ statement wan in appropriation of $6,500,000. for the senate. This, they hesitate to do. in various pnuses of the industry ther informed the Reichstag that will complete tho organization of regular luncheon meeting a t the moving south of the city. Serv eith the views ex- gun ulevation. on tho Southern railway tracks , From time Immemorial conferees idle. the agent-general’s organization tha club after the pattern of the |lgn statesmen. They Only one Republican, Johnson, have been selected by choosing the Hotel Montezuma. Tho program 'tween Atlanta and Macon and tha most successful clubs of the Htate. Commissioner Earlo said reports was functioning smoothly und re­ ts for a senato in- of California, supported the mo­ ^ chairman, tho ranking Republican from Virginia indicated a similar ceiving tho complete cooperation of While the club does not own the Is In accordance with a nationwide latter city and Jacksonville * l continued. tion, which would have required & member and the ranking Democra­ condition in that state. been abandoned as a result of courso and does not contemplate Gprman quarters. obt ervancc of Kiwanls Anniversary ton, rt'to la. aether two-thirds majority. Eight ..Demo­ tic member of tha water. . committee, ; So fur, It was declared, health /W ith reference ’ to Germany’s puitbashig it - o r buying another, Week. *> * • n ealjing for a copy crats, including Senator Swanson, which considered the legislation. Southern trains between ___ officials have given Marylund foreign policy, tho chancellor de­ theso committees will take the It is tho purpose of local Iff- and Atlanta wera being routed ot ent, now en routo of Virginia, ranking minority mem­ There in no rule to compel such oysters a clean bill of health. same interest in promoting the clared hi* government would strive R, said ho hoped Mr. ber of tho naval committee, and a system of appointment. It is State officials indicated every of tho grounds and of the and the foreign ono Fnrmer-Labor, Shipstead, vot­ simply a custom. Te senate can, possibilu means would bo used to for a renl und permanent penco welfare 2 “mo generally that other clubs among all nations. Its policy ig ns to whether the ed against it. washou if it chooses, nsk for unnnimnus restore public confidence in the would bo based in its muin points owning thuir own courses do. in fact draw the .. I . BccaaMf In offering his resolution last consent to permit tho presiding Muryland oysters. A survey of ev on tho __________ _________...... ...w Holland Dean, president of tho London agreement nnd the into European en- week, Scnutor McKellar took tho officer of the senate to numo the ery bed in tho stnte is under way laws enforced by reason of" this club, hns asked that tho people of ity,” is to bo made tho keynote of washouts, the Macon, Dublin w idding: Savannah railroad stopped oportalead in what became u fairly gen­ conferees. He can name any sen­ ut the present time. Oysters from agreement would bo loyally carr­ Sanford consider the welfare of the meeting. Ing. acts and all of the eral assault from tho Democratic ators he chooses. If this course cnch locality will bo subjected to ied out. the club in the snmc manner they President E. D. Brownlee will Hope to Reroute Train* , rify tho atmosphere side on the administration's posi­ is not desirablo, tho Benatc can laboratory tests. Tho water near Dr. Luther reiterated the de- do other organizations of tho town. preside during the meeting. A Officials of the Southern stated |r people.” tion with reference to gun eleva­ elect the conferees by a direct vote. every producing center will bo ex­ mund thut the documents bearing Tho fact thnt a well organized .special program, under tho direc­ they hoped to routo their train* Supporters of tha Underwood amined for pollution. tughes said it was tion and also on tho Washington on the alleged failures of Germany and nmoothly functioning golf tion of S. M. Lloyd, is to be ren hill take the position that this cus­ the United States ta arms conference. Both wero de­ Dr. John S. Fulton, state com­ in the matter of disarmament, club can become u vital factor In dered. It is urged that all Kiwan- from Macon to Jacksonville over thu conference with fended by Chuirman Hale of the tom should not prevail in this case. missioner of health, will issue cer­ should be furnished, so ns to ena­ the progress of n community Is ians who can possibly arrange to the Georgia, Southern nnd Florida reroute, ns soon us the tracks of They point out that this is an un­ tificates guaranteeing the purity associated powers to naval committee. pointed to in support of the pica. do so, be present nt the meeting. tho latter company could bo re­ ble the government lo reply. crests in reparations When the Tennessee senator call usual situation in that the Under­ cf Maryland oysters. These cer­ In connection with the meeting paired for operation. Train ser­ Everyone Irftorustcd in golf from Will Satisfy Socialists tmerlcan claims are cd up his amendment Monday, Scn­ wood bill wus presented on the tificates will bo sent to tho health Tho scope of tho domestic re­ any ungle whatsoever is asked te it is pointed out that, in the ten vice north and west of Atlanta still 81 floor of tho senato und was passed officials of states. utor Halo made u point of order years of its life thu number of wus in operation. forms forecast is calculated to dis­ be present fit tho supper. clubs hns grown from one to 1,300 American narticipn- was similar to thut appproved by without reference to a committee. arm opposition by tho Socialists, A total of ten persons has been Can Hue Authorities and the members huvu increased in reported as dead or missing os % lftrence did not vio- the senate two years ago and also particularly since tho Cnbinet’a number to 02,000. atlon uttaclied by tho that it authorized an appropriation RICHMOND, Va., Jnn. 20.—“Oy. firet official action concerned tho result of tho flood situation. In a The program ts he rendered Is southern railway wreck, near Sel­ treaty of Berlin and not upproved by tho lionso and by stcr shippers in Virginia, Maryland establishment of an eight hour day ns follows: Song, “ America.” bv ma, Ain., Sunday, two trainmen emcn itself did not tho budget bureau. M. (Cellar then nnd some other state should have a for steel workers nnd other indus­ the entire club; Invocation, Dr. E. lost thoir lives. An engineer was motions or deal with moved to suspend tho rules so hi-j good ease of damages against au­ tries where men nrc employed un­ 1>. Brownlee; Kiwanis songs during killed when a N. C. nnd St. L. pasthat might arise if amendment might be in order. thorities in Chicago on account of der conditions inimical to health. the luncheon; introducing of new *‘.*nger train hit a slide near Car|ted payments should Senator Hale told the senate he The Reichstag was crowded when tho ban they have placed on oyster members; four minute talk on “An­ tar-jville Sunda '. Four negroes ' event, he added, thought it unwise to “ tako affirm­ shipments,” dcclnrcd W. McDonald Dr. Luther identified his now Cab­ Wealth," an address niversary Week,” Dr. E. I). Brown­ ates will be ns free ative action while a protest of a WASHINGTON. Jnn. 20.—War I.eo, Virginia commissioner of fish­ inet. The new Chancellor paid tri­ by“Intangible Dr. E. D. Brownlee, paster of lee; messages from president Vic­ were reported rowned near Hams to lake any course foreign government in this n a tte r in its varying aspcctn was analyzed eries, in a statement Monday. bute to the Marx government, mond, La. A negro drowned a t which, ho said, had let! the German the Sanford Presbyterian church, tor 51. Johnson, from the January Columbus Ga., Monday and two ' advisable, is pending.” Ho was referring a t day and night sessions of the “The dealers of Virginia certain­ featured the regular weekly lunch­ i isue of the Kiwanls Magazine, T. people along the path toward re­ fions Not Asked to formal representations made by white men, who disappeared Sat­ Conference on the Cause ly would have grounds for suit, for covery. It would be the task of eon meeting of the Sunford Rotary L. Dumas, and a special muaical urday nnd were believed drowned isly with tho issuing Great Britain that gun elevation National i n __ , ... _ ... . . both state urnf federal authorities the new government to follow this club nt the Seminole Cafe Tues­ selection. at Albany. Go., still were milling ent, the state depart­ would bo vioiutivo of the naval and Cure of War Monday by speak have given out oyster a clean bill day afternoon. A number of other Tho history of the club ns relat­ Jlondny night. ed its denial thut, in limitation treaty. cr:» representing tho viewpoints of of health,” the commissioner con­ path. speakers and visitors were intro­ ed by club officials is contained in to- h aGermany’s Records Broken Agreement, AmbassaSenator McKellar replied that women’s organizations, tho church tinued, adding that “lens of thou-1f With duced at the meeting. ’V™ reference £ n S the following extracts from club The Ocmulcoo river a t Macon a l­ Secretary of stute deci senate action would assist in set­ college professors, business and Dr. Brownlee, in his address, em­ correspondence: ready had broken previous depth 1 to attach a reserva- tlement of the issue an 1 would phasized the value of friendship “The namo “Kiwanls” is a coined records Monday night and was ex­ i agreement was not strengthen the arm of the Ameri­ military men. nnd of confidcnro in friends. While word. The real meaning to it has pected to reach ;d as committing the can government in dealing with Muj. Gen. Honry T. Alien, retired friendship made up the theme of eo{^<!, ^ Uuu^ ' the constructive un- morning. Several houses ^fn^Enst would be based in its main points » on the reparation the subject. lie nlso explained discussing America’s attitude to­ the address, other pleasure* neon tho London agreement nnd tho Ib-ated down stream during ie statement did not, thut there was no intention to have ward nrmnment, at Monday night’s Season’s Business Ruined laws enforced by reason of this corded humanity not having their tho afti*muon and it waa necessary y published reports the funds used immediately, but meeting, asserted that *'no great origin nor reason in wealth were build” is an expression of the spirit CAMBRIDGE, Md., Jan. 20.—A s'agreem ent would be loyally carried to dynamite one of them in order issador had contended merely to have thorn nvailablo, state hn.s evidenced a keener inter­ a result touched upon by the speaker. of Kiwanis. of rumors of typhoid germs, out. to rave u bridge under which it iservulion in the pre- and argued that Japan had ele­ est and a stronger desire to see Karl Lchrnun, of Orlando, ap­ 'I bo first member of the Kiwanis passed. in oysters the industry in this vl-' rersatinns which pre­ vated the big guns on her battle­ effected general rductions of arma­ cinity peared before the club In tho Interclub was Jo s e p h Branco who is at has been ruined for this sea­ tho county seat of Bak­ ference. ships while the rifles on 13 of ment ana judicial settlements of in­ Coolidge Favors Isle ert of the boy scout movement. lie present active in tho Detroit club. er Newton, county, Georgia, still wua isola­ America’s 18 battleships wera cut- ternational disputes than the Unit­ son. skeched he work being done and Mr. Branco’s application bears tho ted as tho Flint river continued to Every schooner, bugeye and skip­ of Pines Under Cuba tho benefit accruing therefrom nn-1 •Into ranged by tho guns on both tha ed States,” It w«3 his hone, he of Dec. 8, 1914. The first con­ rise. At Columbus, Ga., reports British and Japanese battle fleets. said, that after further study the jack engaged in the industry has urged tho club members to take ference of delegates was held, with early in the night were to the effect Genova protocol for disarmament been recalled from tha oyster WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.—Presi­ a more nrlive interest in scout representation uf 15 club.i, ut that tho Chattahoochee rfver was grounds in the waters about Cam­ dent has every assurance that tho work. Such interest, the speaker nCleveland, might result in a conference in on May 18, 194U. A na­ |T()N t Jan. 20.—Sec- County Court Civil which the United States will par­ bridge nnd twenty-five packing house and sennto will rutify the intimated, will he productive of tional constitution wan adopted ut refilling after reaching a mark of denied obligations forty-five feet, one inch. Theso re­ to outlaw war, radically houses have closed their doors un­ Isle of Pines treaty Tuesday. His good results fur in excess of thu thiu time. id in the Paris pact Docket For January ticipate, ports brought good nows te nearby reduce armaments and insure se­ til the demand for oysters justifies opinion is that administration of original effort expensed. Tho first International Conven­ Hiram Johnson de­ towns, which were suffer­ curity to the peoples of the earth. opening again. the island should continue by the Two other Orlando men, Donuld tion was held on Mny 8, 1917. ut Alabama abroad thought oth- Term Being Made Up ing from the high water. Tho State officials nnd others, how­ Cuban government. Fear and insecurity, stressed froA. Cheney nnd Walter W. Rose ap­ tho Stutlcr Hotel, Detroit. Fifty- Oconee river still was on u ram­ who have investigated the re­ peared on the program, Mr. Cheney two clubs were members of the page, having doc- las 2“cP f c 8F « k ir?mdur,n? ,!ay ever, pal Stone's nontina- , Cases reached a stage of . comprising’ th? civil . n tiy major tnctor causinglhuwars, pot ts, declare the charge are un­ rendered two vocul solos, while Arcadia—Many stnnll cottages International nrznnigutlon nt this 41.5 feet at ililledgeville, a new pociati* justice of the ket oi tne Seminole County court,'w as again emphasized Monduv founded. 51r. Ko::o gave an account of his to bo erected ut tourist camp. tlmo with a membership of 5700. flood record. " s|ipreme ouurt was which With Judge James G. S har-1night by Jnmes G. MacDonald, visit to Dallas, Tex., where he a t­ In purpuoa Kiwanis crystallizes the senate judiciary In Soutu Carolina, the little vil­ tended meeting of nationally community sentiment for municipal on, nowly appointed judge, in tho chairmnn of tlie executive romnjitlage of Hamburg still was innatoc of the Foreign Policy Associa­ known real estuto men. Other Improvements. It cultivates pub­ held memorial se r­ bench, will begin it’s Juuuary teem tion, in an address on Competition (Continued on page 8) visitors introduced wero J. R. Jones lic opinion for purer politics, and iate Senators Lodge next Tuesday, has been announced. in Armaments. Hu attributed Eu­ Endicolt, N. V.; George W. B ib­ promoter, community co-operation tetts, Hrandegee of Seven cases, the majority of which rope’s piling up of nrninments to cock, Buffalo, N. Y., .ind Howard in all good things. It develops Trotsky Is Shorn Of ind Colt, of Rhode Is- are dnniago cults, compose the an “all-prevailing fear,” lack of Kstcn, uf Pawtucket, R. L, who la lenders, urges harmony in business, d durin^/the summer docket. which in the United States ex­ a.-seriated here with tho Bodwoll honcaty and integrity in nit deal­ Power By Committed INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 20. mouths of a 25 year sentence for Thu docket as announced is ns plained the difference in policy. Realty company. ings, and furnishes a forum for the follows: Victor Lent vs. James Only through such organization as —Gerald Chnpmnn, alias “The Pro­ a $2,100,000 rubbery in New York .Members present were: George discussion of ail fair and interest­ MOSCOW, Jan. 20.—A resolu­ City, according to A. J. Cavina, U. the League of Nations, lie assort­ Palmer; C. R. Pearce romrany vs. fessor” nnd “Tho Duke of GramBrockhahn; Randall Chaso, Alex­ ing questions. tion relieving Leon Troteky, as S. district attorney for Indiana. N. K. W. Sistronk. of tho San­ ed, “can there bo hope that war crcy Park,” escaped convict and ander Epps, R. J. Holly, Milton Kiwania Is n reprcxentativo In- chairman of the Revolutionary war It was understood that Chapman will be averted.” ford Candy company; McCatky nationally known robber, who was U to be spirited out of Indianapo­ Haddock, E. F. Hourholder, W. M. fluoneo, organized for the advance­ council, was adopted by the cent­ lation bill making np- Register company vs. O. C. Bry­ captured in Muncie yesterday und lis bernuso of the belief of fcdorul Haynes, Edward Higgins, Charles ment of public welfare in its many ral committee of the communist ior the department of ant; J. B. Colt vs. It. L. Garrisoq; Jury Soon Will Get phases, for tho stimulation of mor­ party by a vote cf 52 to-2. Appar­ brought here lust night, will be als, charities, health, bettor citizen­ ently realizing the futllitv of ap­ labor and state, W. O, itobii.on vs. George W. Har­ spirited nut of Indiunapolis und “Oyster Farm” Case started on hiu return to the federal feet tho prisoner's rescue. Parker, F. E. Boumillat, II. U. ship, civic improvement, and obe- pearing before) the committeemen, ‘'-W.PJO, was repotted riett; \V. A. Pitts vs. Seminole Ab­ stract company, nnd W. O. Robert­ penitentiary nt Atlantu, Gu., as United States Marshal Linus Stevens, S. O. Shinholser, E. J. diimco to law and all tho tenets of the once powerful Soviet war chief Jj>y a vote 45 to 22.son vs. George W. Harriett. Hu* TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 20. —The soon ns two assistant deputy war- Meredith received a request this Starling, Wilbur Smith, D. L. better living. attacking theofvalidity wrotu a letter from his suburb es­ Insider tin- law question Tho clubs are constantly devel­ tate giving illness as his reuaci* tr,H bonus were oforder in which the cases are list­ defense Tuesday begun presenta­ uens, who aro enroute here, arrive, afternoon that Chapman bo held 1hrnnhor, Edward Markell and on 13 American oping better business standards for non-attendance. n ■guns thv? supreme co u rt,. ed is not tho order of trial, liovv- tion of its testimony in Federal it was unnounced Monday night. thero pending the arrival of au­ crank Gonzalez. Court here of William Leo Popand methods, general service work ► the range of I «ver. The deputy wardens will be re­ thorities from Connecticut, who al»«hmeet 1 no opinion on tho He reiterated it untruo as chartte iti-mality. , Tho docket of th criminal busi­ ham nnd four associates on charges ! quired to sign n receipt for Chap- l-.'go thut the prisoner is wanted on behalf of charities, boys’ a n d 1ed he attempted to revise princiMarkets. Hoover urged that ness for the term i.« now in process of ucing the mails to defruud. The t man’s person. Otherwise there will there for the murder of Policeman glris clubs, playgrounds, hospl- [ pies laid down by Lenine, denied ho port organizations be of preparation and is to be com­ government closed its case late be no formalities connected with Skeliy of New Brittain, during u and conclude ■ ■ ■ ■ “Troskyism” ■■■■■ Conclud­ CHICAGO, Jnn. 20. — Wheat: tala, memorials, safety cnmnalgns, •■fostered Monday. to- -qr.y report:;, the , ‘hu return to the federal prison I robbery, D’ , 4 ai}d thut unusual pleted soon. There is a compara­ — ‘n , According .. .. U trict' AUorriey District Attorney CavTne". Cavine, Mny, 1 .8 9 % to 1 .9 0 ^ ; July, 1.0714. tourist camp*, the schools, beuutl ed with the admission ;hat “affairs Ilcatlon of cities, Americanization, seem to demand that 1 should . multi bo extended to tively t w ill number of casts, »t case ivill reach the jury late 1 ujs- I from which Chapman escaped in : however, said ** Chapman — would •be Corn: May, 1.30'i to 1JJ7. Oats- good roads, and many other similar relieved of my post as chairtrs day or Wednesday, .-lurch, 1023, after serving u few I returned to Atlanta. Bae next year or two. fj understood. J May, G0?i to 00%. activities. . I , o< thq jijvoluUouary war cot II OYSTER SHIPPERS EMBARRASSED BY RECENT REPORTS SENATE AGAINST GUN ELEVATIONS ON U.S. WARSHIPS [ I Ir KIWANISOBSERVE TENTH BIRTHDAY WEDNESDAYNOON n Dr. Brownlee I s Chief Speaker At Rotarian Meeting Alien Speaks Upon Disarmament A t Woman’s Gathering J in s i gton N e w s I Gerald Chapman Will Be Returned At Onee To Federal Penitentiary * . VS ’» V''V- , k * y.. ,«§• �fnUKltinUml Trail | .'i ' • * W hether « — — —' m — w W To live gloriously or to p • • your opportunity W HITFIELD ESTATES, the most enchanting spot in the vast holdings of .the late Alfred Ringling, has been' jeal­ ously held intact in all its tropical beauty through the years by this wealthy family. Despite glittering offers, despite the importunities of those ° ]ye?*ne(* t 0 t»uy and build in this paradise on the highlands overlooking Sarasota Bay, this garden spot has for decades iremained a tropic gem of nature, to be viewed, loved and desired, out never possessed* Now, after many years this Eden is at last available to the public, and on January 21) th the opening sale will be held. Come see Whitfiejd Estates! One view of its riotous beauty, one glimpse from .the vantage of its slopes out otfer the keys to ithe rolling sapphire waters beyond, one scent of the salt-tanged j * , r f 9 ,r t b l o w a from open Gulf—and you will know why its envied possessors were loath to release such a paradise as this. j . ,®ut " ow *bat Whitfield Estates can be sold, now that the igwuus ot architects can strive to match the beauty of nature,— what a wonderland it is to be I wil1 be a stately hotel, one of the finest in Florida, right Pmty' , , Tn ere Wil1 ** ,an eighteen hole golf course, Manned by Donald Ross. A yacht club, with a generous yacht ,t>aMn stretching out before it, will grace the beachside. l |. ?omPletion of these improvements and the many others fpi&iflted is guaranteed by Whitfield Estates. No matter whether your wish is to live gloriously or profit greatly, the road to Whitfield Estates is the road to your goal. T , ? ea th? Pt°P,erty without delay. A representative of lh*« Adam Realty & Trust Company will gladly take you in a private car to the development and go over this wonderland with you. On the ground you can select the lot or number of lots that most ideally fill your needs. Then, when you have made your choice, you can protect yourself by having the lots reserved until the opening day of sale. 1 1 * Immediate Reservations Advisable F .i^ U8ei iUnpreCedented ^m an'd for land'in Whitfield Estates is already apparent, and because there will be many i H ^ ' I W1S * ° SeCUrC 3 numb,e r of lots to resell at higher nrices, t is extremely important to make your reservations at once. ft _ , 1, 'T hl le "° 'oo?f wiI1 be actua,V consummated until the opening day, January 29th, any reservations made now will protert you.8 ; ... Ifc n rS u ic n n r i .D R E A P 4 E D Q F > H O M E S IT E T H A N T H IS BE COULD A GREATER IN V E S T M E N T erRNTOY; THAN THIS BE IMAGINED?' Plats of the property, together with complete details mav he had at our office. Secure them today. Make the f i r T ! ^ ,? l ! now to share in this opportunity, which' investigation of thePdevel<pment and the guaranteed improvements planned will D r o v e to ■pr“" “ “ profi“ Adair Realty & ' T h e N a tio n 's O ldest Real E state Firm Sole Selling Agents Mira Mar Building . SARASOTA “I will travel no further 1 will live at this place” Captain Dc Sota Lpon landing on th<ihurcj ofSarawu B*f) �B y .1 • KOA—Denver (338) 9-11:90 or* W r a , Vbtal, rnstnlaMatittf •* WHO —Dei Moines (5212) 0:80 orchestra; 7:30 musk; 9 symphoV * ■' l WWJ—Detroit News (513) 6 Nears orchestra. WBAP—Ft. Worth Star Telenm (4729) 7:30 program; 9:30 nee. KFKX—Hastings (288.3) 9:30 program. KNX—Hollywood (837) 8 music; 10 features; 12 orchestra. WOS—Jefferson City (4409) 7:15 program; 7:45 address. Grapefruit In British Isles organised campaign-on the «f the American grapefruit try is needed U>* Vopuiarita krease the use of American fruit in'G reat Britain, dei Edwin Smith, who is now ig a survey of foreign fruit *tts for the United Slates Deiwit of Agriculture, i plan involves an educational ifgn which will emphasize to fo re ig n consumers the food valne r « f tho fruit and methods of prepsrihqr’ it for use, backed up by a • regular Supply of good quality ^grapefruit under ibrand. and to ~aell at n it more than 34.76 deliv­ ered or 3390 f. n s., New York. - I t I# suggested that to introduce 'g n ^ f r u i t to wholesalers that do ; not buy in the port markets, small yphreelo should be turned over on -consignment to there wholesalers, ' matter- of frcigkta and port 'charges to reach interior points to rb * handled by a special representa­ tive of the American interests. -- I f . the industry is not prepared to ta rry out such a program, then • it should proceed as far at it can, Mr.-Smith says. “ It is considered of very great importance to give 'th e trade a regular supply of good , fru it marked so an to identify it« source. Great Britain is n good .market for quality preference, once r'-’a reputation is established, partic­ u la rly witli regard to grapefruit." rt ,‘ Sizes 80.i and 9fl*i and of bright ■color are reported os mostly in demand in the British markets, the Jruiscted finish being a slow mover. . Mr. Smith cnyn that the eating “ quality of the fruit on the market . b ’Inferior, end that h? is greatly ‘ improved with the necessity of giving 'ho markets a steady supply of good fruit, identified with its ‘ Source. Few customers or yet • know how grapefruit Is eaten. The „y»hoI::in!<' merchants frequently say thot th<* best fruit comes from Porto,Illco or the Isle of Pines, but the .retailers do not seem to care ‘where lhc fruit is grown to long na it Is small, bright, amooth and low in price. "The greatest demand for grape­ fruit is in London, on the part of American (jurist::. Birmingham | | y E WDAP—Kansas Cttf 6-7 Sehod of the Air; 84:16 clas­ sical; 11:45 Nijhthawks. KHA—Los Angeles Times (395) 8 oirhestra; 8:30 cnlldren; 9:80 alee club; 10:30 scientific lecture; 11 Instrumental trio; i2 orchestra. 1 WHAS—Louisville Times (322A) 7:80-9 concert. ■, WCCO—Minneapolis L St. Paul (417) 8 sports; 7 service*; 9 mus­ ical; 10 orchestra. WEAF—New York (492) 6 ser­ vices; 6:30 Army band; 8 trio. WJZ—New York (485) 6 or­ chestra; 7 Wail St. Journal review; 7:10 N. Y. U. Air college; 8 talk; 8:80 “60 questions.1* WHN—New York (860) 6 or- ebestra; 6:30 iprta* t or­ chestra; 11 WOR—New ark <40#) 7 archestra; 7:80 “Behind Circus Scenes" 3 topics. KGO—Oakland (3**) ® orehestra. WDAR—Philadelphia (395) 6:30 talk; 7:30 orchestra; 8:30 recital; 9:03 orchestra. WOO—Philadelphia (509.9) 6:30 orchestra; 7:30 recital; 8 orchestra; 9:03 orchestra; 9:30 orchestra. KDKA—Pittsburgh (309.1) 7:16 address; 7:30 concert. W C A E— Pittsburgh (462) 6:30 Uncle Kaybee; 7:46 special; 7:30 concert. KPO—Sea ' amphiana; 6:3qT!!I$*« KPOA-Seata, itti talk; d ra m s tk ^ ^ , tional, French J to; 7:15 s o p r s w ^ . KSD-SI. i j J S An honest man’s W ord H e r ? . * *5 ~ m c 5 II* \ 0 \J s c s e D O N 'T JUST A SK PO R 6 -R A B B o t u l ., r< U ih A T YOU IV A N T \T ------- MORE than three hundred years ago, Miguel de Cer­ vantes said: 41An honest man’s word is as good as his bond.” Advertisers must be honest men, if they would remain advertisers. Their announcements are signed. They must tell the truth jn their advertising. For their own protection, as well as yours. What would it profit a man to advertise “Pure, virginwool suits,” only to have you discover they were shoddy? You would soon separate the sheep from the cotton. And you would never deal with that man again. And, further, you would tell all your acquaintances what a skinflint he was. As a m atter of business, if not of personal principle, an advertiser must tell the truth in his signed announce­ ments. That’s what makes the advertising columns of this paper such reliable guides to honest merchandise. The printed announcements are bonds between you and the advertiser. Read the advertisements. Read them regularly. To be informed on the newest and best in everything. To save hours of shopping. To make the family do a big­ ger, better job. To get goods of known quality a t the most attractive price. You would not plan a motor trip without first consult­ ing road-maps and guide books. Is it logical to plan a shopping trip without first consulting the advertise'ments? 'Read ’the"advertismepts. Thpn go tp the stores with your mind more than half made up. V IlO ^ o jL IY l i l n Specialists G i v e QuarantineAgainst Rules For C h i l d Poultry E ffective Health In The State On AH Baby Chicks Elaborate Plans Are Being Made For t Orange Festival In Polk County Soon TALLAHASSIE, FLA.. Jan. 20 JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 20. — happier, if thu following rules for] their care were observed it is ' BAP.TOWN, Jan. 20. — Polk stranger whnt is being accomplish­ suggested by home demonstration, workers of Florida, who prepared County is preparing to stage its ed within Polk County. The “Orange Festival” was se­ and recommend the rules given Bocond Orange Festival, the first lected on account of Polk county having been held Jnn. 22, 23, and being recognized as tin* largest below: Bogin tho day by drinking a 24‘of Inst year and liccnuse of the producing citrus suction in tho glass of water and drink at least i - success of the venture citizens of state as well as tho world. Last six glasses during the day. Polk an a whole decided that it year this county alone shipping Do not go to school without' become n prominent institution. one fourth of tho entire production breakfast. Tho festival this year will be of the state or 5,250,000 boxes, Cut regularly three times a day.) held Jan. 28, 29, 30 and 31 and however, Polk county raizes in Eat slowly and chew all food from present indications it is ex­ large quantities grapes, bananas, well. pected that nt least 20,000 visit- tomatoes, cabbage and lettuce and Drink milk every day—four or ork now within the state will at- rycrntly largo tract:: have been five glasses are not too much. tehd. planted to strawberries which have Eat some breakfast cereai ev­ An oTceptional program has been ijeen found very profitable to the ery day. provided for the entertainment of growers. In fact anything that Eat some vegetable besides po­ i these visitors, including four out­ will grow in mother earth can he tatoes every day. door <f**f‘>rniaiices,-band concerts, grown in Poll* count-yr - Eat bread itnd butter every mctrl. ' dihcWi.d ’ r.nd many' 'other attrac­ Folk county if solidly behind the Eat some fruit every day and tion*. Th: citrus industry will he Orange Festival to show the world spend the pennies for apples in­ fully represented as well ns all whnt and is being accomplished stead of candies. other lin.'s of industry, within the in the good old county of Imper­ Eat candy only after dinner and county, in cn endeavor to show the ial county of Polk. supper, never after breakfast. Tea and colTeo are harmful to the body; use milk or cocoa in­ stead. Always wash the hands before touching food. Always wash fruit before eating it. Never pare fruit, unless it can be peeled like a banana. Wash dishes in boiling hot, soapy water after each person has used i them. Program for January 21 Tench the child that his drinking Wfcfl— Atlanta Journal (429) cup is his private property and 10:15 organ. that he is doing himself and his WEE!—Boston (303) 0 orches­ friemln a good deed by refusing to tra; 7:45 bad boy; 8 internationals; loan it. 10 organ. mplH‘11 Morgan last night In the mririy Florida farmers, experience WGU—Buffalo (319) 0 music; 7 rd ol Ilia series of lectures on utl(j observation have shown, are natural science lecture; 7:30-10 mu­ ho Ftudy of the Bible. inclined to delay breaking and sical; 10:30 music. ‘There are many -ise.j of the BI- preparing the land until almost WMAQ—Chlcugo News (417.5) 6 '* °hi«‘ Rood, seme End—which time to plant. They further say: organ; 6:30 story lady; 8 lecture; ] far hurt of study," lie said, “ l The K0ji should nave time t<> 8:30 piano concerto; 9 WMAQ vc l.M'.v/n persons who turned settle enough to permit ready seed players. jt in time of dllTiculty, and op- germination, that is after break­ WLS—Chicago (345) 0:30 organ; WARSAW, Jan. 20.—Both con­ ing l a t random, put u finger jug, Air spaces are left after signments of silver coins ordered 6:50 specialties; 7 lullaby time; wn with eyes shut and looked breaking and they prevent cnplllnr- by Poland from tlu* United States 7:15 lono scouts; 8 farm program; r guidance in the words upon jty, the circulation of moisture mint at Philadelphia and the pri­ 9 soloists, orchestra, huh th. y happened. To me through the soil. If seed arc vate British mint at Birmingham orchestra. a •• wicked practice, more ,,|,mted while the soil is loose uud were found unsatisfactory by tin* WCJN—Chicago Tribune (370) 6 iiv m g than literature. I tried before moisture can circulate many Polish government. Tho British organ; 6:30 concert, quintet; 8 clas­ ooci imy fingw fell on the „f tlnim will fa itcloo.nl too.. royal mint, which promised to in- sical; 10 orchestra, juzz. ot> of Balaam and his ass I t | „ r them will fail to come up. i :ct 111" Polish coins, minted bv KVW—Chicago (536) 7 concert; ay Ir.;.;- hfleu appropriate, hut it,-ihcr.-forc, the land should be the private mint, sent one of its 8 musical; 8:30 stage review; 9 ltf' »::<•. . . . . ' broken several weeks before seed directors to Poland /immediately musical; 9:05 entertaining plans; i cr. onal Study Needed ] planting time. after the report from Poland as to 9:45-2:30 revue. tfto oenda read a part of the, | n H„m« cares, if the soil is not the un: atisfactory coinage reached WEBir—Chicago (370) 7 orches­ ibie ually. Excellent, but that ten wet it I.1 well to subsoil. It the England. tra. vocal, Riviera theatre; 9 Ha­ n . r tmiy ru luiteu to sermons .mhsoil plow immediately hehinn Tho defective minting in En­ waiian guitarists, readings, dunce; i t vi , taken from the Bible in. thu* noil plow, little subsoil is gland is attributed to the fact that 11 songs, readings. ’ prior.t value Imt tt . ortainly b . brought up the surface, WLW—Cincinnati (423) 6 con­ the coins were struck from dies it ret scnul study. I What is the value of subsoil- made in France not corresponding cert; 8 young hurplst, trio, choir; “Ono entirely pernniouu method jmr> the farmer often hours usk- to British minting machinery. It 9 concert, entertainment. thftt of searching tho Bible t o l 0d. Answering in the language of lias been decided that the defec­ WTAM—Cleveland (390 ) 7 con­ nd texts to prove r. rtaln theo-i the county agent or the specialist tive coins will he withdrawn, and cert. gieal belief... 'ilm t iH a super-, „f the Mate's college of ngric- the British mint will remint them ulty <f naughtiness, for by thutj ulturc, lie says, “Sub-soiling with dies roude specially for the ethod ihere is not Bible study.! breaks up uud loosens the earth purpose. "d mce more, all so-called p, a greater depth than it is ordPoland is to suffer no ions ■h:- criticisms, with its discus- inurity broken thus muking pos- through the defective minting of oth concerning dates and authors! slide a number of advantages. The the first consignment of coins. mo d intc .< ating, proper and roots of the plnnts can grow deepalualde in its piacu—ceases be-. Cr and thus secure a better footSee ^S iecial—Fat hi n« and frier.*!— sre Hi ole study begins. A man hold and coinn in contact with Wednesday and Thursday. Pure ■»*/ Mi nd a lifetime on the ques- more plant foo<l. Ilardpans are Food Market. I’hoac 105. (,n of who wrote the Pentateuch broken, which permits the druin*• or Hebn-ws and never. Mge of excess water from the # ’* P’f acquainted with one of surface and on the other hand peru, ! , . . . . 1n>ita the water to rise from below pc. Morgan urged study of the by capillarity in dry seasons." ihh: “with an open mind and a One danger of breaking land asvuted will. He said the mind! head of time may lie mentioned: nst t >set frev from the entangle- As the plant food of turned-under {•( prejudice und pride if i vegetable m atter deenya and is dls;e Bible was to be studied Intel-, olved, it begin to leach away, move {«ntlV. I he student should start j downward with the soil moisture. Ith the recognition thnt the BI-1 However, this disadvantage is not c wan religious literature, al- suiricient to otrset thu advantae- Lecturer Asserts Aggie Experts Say Most Churches Are Winter Plowing Is Ignorant Of Bible Best Result Getter A signed advertisement is, in effect, a sealed bond between you and the advertiser Radio Program »*«-4 i —1—1LT-.1 Polish Coins, Made In U. S., Withdrawn From Circulation For the construction of home and business buildings in Sanford. If you own well located vacant property make it rev­ enue producing, thereby helping yourself and assisting in the development of your city. If you own well located IMPROVED business or res­ idential property we will make you long time loans on easy repayment plan, which will make it possible for you to construct residential or business building in San­ ford. GARDEN HOSE 12Vi cent per foot For Few Days Ball Hardware Co. MRS. GRACE L. BROWN Corner of DeLaml Itouil and Flrut i9tre<*t croHcnpic method, which is inex­ haustible. By thnt, of course 1 refer to grummuticul and philo­ logical work in order to reach n complete understanding of th** lit­ erature. 'Every one may bo a Bible stud­ ent. No one ever will completely master this unrivaled literatuie.” To my friends and customers—I am no longer con­ nected with the Wninwight Filling Station. But will now handle Call At Our Office and Talk The Matter Over MERIWETHER BUILDING Pan Am Gas, Standard & Texaco Oil ♦♦♦ SECOND STREET �w '-.-V /O n i l l t El [->.«•'p /jj {.'fit: i {ft.1 *• *if l At F-. I : vjv»; .\ \ ti ■.*;!!• a . :n { ji J w rtf. r. it A. -iU '<• > adW alH .ftv a ./s ll ■ ‘- ' 5/ . iwiUr T ' , « « ' ..^4ii2d:7T.T«W V M T t f f i S A N F O R I) n n « A L b , T ltig n > A Y , JA N U A R Y ^ j j § g : »«l!l W 1-4 of S. W. i-4 of N. E. 1-4 See. 30 Tn, 70 ^ s \E ® 22S ? OWNERS OWNING 1», S. R. 30 U . Rah S. 132 f t ' E. 318 f t STREET FROM SANPOftn AVENUE 132 f t W. 315 f t to B ef. ...................- __ .283 1,393.30, KHr.Ar.tNft l’.NlGMA—TwtKt..r No *0 Nolfce fc hereby =ittn that construction o f the asphalt t - - Or J..C , BOYD— *— *— * The above and foreaUlnf.,final assessments .*« payable without | on Eighth Street from Sanford A re , to French A re , haa NEW YORK, Jnn. 2 0 Three Interest up to March 1st, 11125, and fidni and a .te r vuch date n.ird pi-unl and the Completed work him been finally accepted by tl jumped In their waiting car. • It __ — young gnn men invaded A. J.- Sor- *«** 8 * 6 J down the street, turned 3 esACEcmortn will be payable only, in Fifteen goukL Annual in -f Cammistfon of the City of SknTord, Florida. * 7 r *- r*. f bcllo’s wholesale produce market the* corner Into West Street ahd ^liincats with Interest n t 8 per cent per annum oil all d&fcrrod pi*•! The fbltowlfg la the final estimate fo?pavInr Eighth from vlow. / Jt. ut 200 Franklin Street early Satur­ difapfeared i . . . • Sanford ’Avo..“to French Ave. 24 feet in width with sheet FalfoTtaun Rcucuea Fallen [9 lo ii day night and iincil up fifteen new­ ■Witness my hand as City Clerk and the'Seal of the City of San-i 6 Inch Rock Base, Robbers W u ly raid employees a t the polnls of fcrd^ t'lo rlia lh?a lOUl day of January A^ D^1025. | 2206 Cii Yds Crading pt 40c 4 .'rain dcrona I, • tlnir revolvers, Cnc searched the 15 11245 Stu.Yrfs Overhaul at lc................ ..._..T- ------- ------- (Seal) L. R. Phillips,‘City Clerk. 41 16 x&k 'ey 'll LEI t i • ;’v ?. tf’ 1 ,l~~ A ] - \s v' >• i -< 4020 LUt F'i Curb nnd Guttor at 7Cc .......J— ------------ jfy jtl 575,-; iTFr-V.r t i r o ' a l l I'nopfeuTY o w n e r s oW? ific; if ir t r i^ T jr o n f^ a n R: 594 L!n Ft' Flush Curb at 3W --— .........—....----- -. !«pSSi - , 20 cf th: Ir week'a ray when an in- by a grinding heel, llo was stL. I 507 I.lri- Ft Grinitc. Curb reset nt 15c.____—____ ______ MN STREET FROM HANFORD.ATIINURT0JPA,RK AVENUE. z \ W 'i vurrccticn startci). .XUc-Hirnc. rob­ j Notice In hrrdiy g i # t Hint the constr xi )n of th? Asphalt Pave- 4124 Sq. Yds. reck barfr at 80c — ________ ______ •w**# ^ zz z z 4.141J bers were bea'.cn nnd knifed by 'men*, on Frnnkila StiTffufu ^riti/onl Avc. 1 - 'atk Ave. 7a»» Item erm- 4619 Sq Yds. 2 hich sheet nrphalt top at $1.02----------— . f 1 Jfurpny entn-cd the shop and restheir victims so furTbualy that two 1 plcted, and the com plot ?d work has brten 1 n;.ty ncCejitt.l by the City > • » — * • 833 Sq. Yds Brick relaid Hat at 40c...-..„.....^----------— W k eiictl rum. . " * , . feq of them escaped only by shooting r* t With htc v^et*r.5i he whs taken td fomm lision of the City of Sanford; FR>ridt. 431 Sq. Yds. Briclc rdaid on edge at 44c — ....------------ — 1MJ i told ' The following in ihc final rctlmate of ihe • o»l of rn>hig Franklin 3713 Hq Ft. Concrete Alley returns at 30c....... ..........- — XiSKJ their way ou*. leaving th d r com­ Fdcknmn street hospital, oloJ m i panion anil one of their victims the polite he Antonio Of m j JfJt. from Uaiifofd Avc. tifcst to Park Avc. a width of 21 fret, with — 835 Sq Ft,1 Sidewalk ut 20c— ........ ........ ... ........... .......... Fitivnuetli Street, nnd gqvu Iris urC probably fatally hurt. K7 f e ZQ l) Typo B Inlets at $30.00— ______ _______________ -sheet nsplnlt en a ^ hull reck base. not ret M •Sorbello tiad j t 3 t paid off the. ha iv/en.y-ohc. , ... Ho , -..ould ,, * >’ i l m l 3 Manholes at $50.00...... - -----------.....—L.....—........ 150J .......... . . i ........... .............. 321,CO men and di-parlc»l for born’ when, 'r a l the identity of Ids compan { 80*1 Cii Yds grr.ditig fit 40c.: r — —* 31 the roM-crr. entered. In Itnnan!*o!w. • • 3?6140 Sta. Yd. Overhaul a t J e . , . .......... -............i...........; 01.40 4180 Lin, Fb 3 Inch Drain Tile nt $100.00 Par M.---------33 WM they ordered the flitlccn crtiployocts twenty reserves anu UelBctivcd 1480 U a Ft. Concrete curb and ruUc^ at 7C. - .........................1. i,liN.S0 685 Lin Ft. 12 inch Starm Sewer at $1.06----------— . Hli#S 719J L. — ___ "'•r/Ato lino on i*i:ainst the Wall and C rlhiu and lMoro were burriwl Wr- ~5 Extra Work . ............................................ .......... 8LI 10 X Lin Ft. flush cqrli ;.t 3BU.......................... ......................... . 37.R0 3 6 37 veiic their himda. . the market to rcilorthonJef nmoqfi W 't Mcnuincnt at Street Intersections.—............. ........ 131G S ir Yds. rook hnee nt G0e....„...... .............. ........................ 1,452.80 C Kr.ocFui bobber's Afm Down i esrltcil producb hand bra anu ■f/l .........in line, The nuii fell but jq 1 Ih j crowd, Which had collcclcd in 1810 Hri Yds 8 Inch Acphnlt Top at 5 1 .02 ......... - .... m W>2.38 luihoratory Inspections of Materials'— .....— —........ Fe 59 ib.iMiy that «'r.e of the gun m men, me. a«up,s..- j . . ■ - v ■ 328,20 Legal Expense 2 per cent.....— — ..... - ..................... .......... 138.90 j® * ? poked ro-.enl of them in the frli L ildspiUIa \V.Vmcd <• Keep \Vhteh •ICO Rq. F t. Concrete Alley returns nl 00c Engineering 5 per cent..1 . .............— ...................... 808.00 1 Type A lnlel.................... .........................V .................... 35.00 P with his jii:loi. Niccuio Mhwat- .^UepHty, Chief lAspccldi-.Ceonro m 2 Typo IS Inletu at $30.00.................- ....................................... 60.00 m , Antonio Fncenelln and SatVa- IlcnH u n rriu if a few hilriOten In­ 42 line Scrigrwco had been robbctl o f . ijiul rient ont a^pcnrraT ’Warn- '1013 Lin Ft. 12 Inch Storm Sewer nt $t,03......... $ 1 7 ,2 9 1 .3 5 1,003.65 TOTAL COST.........— .......- ..................... .. i i York artil northern I 772 Lin F t. 3 Inch Drnln Tile nt 5100.00 Per M......................... lh ir libmey, i?l2 2 , wlicn the aenr-| ink' Jo all To bo horno entirely by adjacent property. 77.20 iher oppreerhed. Giuacppi Uip- New Jersey hospitals tt> keep n )NTAIVURTICAt1 Monument ut street Intersections .......................... 62>0 Number of feet frontage..... ............. ..... 3,786 poddaro and felt in his |•uekct3 . watch for two young Hnlinnil, nblh 30—<-ngk of renjunc- . 2(V—flower* Lalmralcry Inspection of materials.................. :............... 773)0 Assessment pnr foot frontage---- — .$4.5672 of them badly braten Urn! rttfu BUfJ-appccTifaro knocked the rob* lhf> «ra linn .......... hcr’ii arm down aiul -from_ ^fartiicr rerlnj* Jff3W bullet wounds.”' llo, *■*•—pushing Legal E«penso Adv etc. 2 per c e n t....................... 126.11V FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 3 t—unruly 3 —point 23- -rrrrii.-n cfown the lino came the sfioul, “Go; -J’l10 R*® caenned robbery Engineering 5 per cent...........................................u . . . ; . . 315.50 ermvd t—expensive 2.r»— innin y •dter them!” The line swung in a I'fuhubly was fatally shot by G r..’{.t—Iran- grew f<— metrical 26—nii-iiit" firelc and cfoseil 1in' on the rob34 —position on romposi* ......$6,751.56 1!S—triumph TOTAL COST..................... .. .........- ..... ,. Iiers. Four Bhnts were fired nnd E. R. Trn fiord’s Map, Sanford a fnntljiill tion . 2 !t— ;i sipiurcs Liippoehiai'n fell' wflhj three of N o v e l t y in w o . m i N ’S To he borne entirely by adjacent property. tram R—h'ufkalidc rigged Vnuir tlrm-rtpilDii them in his. body. rn n tiii* VLOVES yNumbbr of feet frontage.—........... .-..1490.68 (nlibr.) 7— Southern vessel J. II. Snipes, Lot 6 , Block 9, Tr. 1____ r ....... i___ 117 to* 3.5- -donivstk slate 31—r rent r it Assessment per foot frontage-----:.......$1.5292 W. J. Thigpen, U t 10, Block 9, Tr. 1......... ___ 117 V nW O N - Jon. ?0 - A no* I,In, rntei * (ahtir.) ;Tl—cinlfe FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer r^ o ^ ee Ti'ahdlers fight.; has been dfcvelopciMn, gldves J o t 8— -love 37—rt*final A. L. Betts, Lot 6 , Hloek 9, Tr. 2.......... ....... ............. 117 85—ex re| tuinlntiln «» 0 » 1 MWmwt r«>»t Final ing thejr armed assailants with women's■* ****.-•wear. They arc made 3R—deity 1 1 —tinraptiirril !'R— loot AMrwmrKl Nellie E. Loucks, Lot 10, Block 9, Tr. 2 __ Krunteffe ...... 117 634J6L . .Value !)r-ierl|itli»n Dfinanu hocks, barrel staves and of artificial silk with Invisible 39—me** trnr.U tit—liyfoiT :tfl- -w »h 602218 J. T. Denton, Lot 6 , Block 9, Tr. 3...........- ..... .... 133 J. A. Williams, Ia)t 29.......... ............. 117534J5V, clasp knives. finger, tlp.i. The fabric tftperp off circuit ] ?»—ifomimon 40- confused 602.38 L. It, Philips, Lot 10 , Block 9, Tr. 3 —.................... 117 133 Three more shots were fired nnd into invisibility nt the finger Ups R. II. Berg, ct nl, Lot 3 0 ...... 531.38 . | 4 t—.•wpi.-ution I r,—preicili-ncQ typo two of the gunmen wriggled free displaying in a subtle way tho tint' 'It. II. Berg, ct nl, Lot 39----543.r,0 A. M. Bothnmiy, I.ot 4, Block 9, Tr. 4................... 63.5 12 ft I42—(v’fsnn who 1it—largo boM 7.K i> n rluplifought their way to the door and ural fingers.^ vim- quad­ 584.26 A. M. Bothnmiy, Lot 5, Block P, Tr. 4........... — ... 58.5 129 It. II. Berg, ct nl, I*ot -10 ....... S67.ll c.i!e of miruped Amende^ 1’lnt of Lots l to 20 except Lots 12 nml 14, 58.6 A. M. Bothnmiy, Lot 6 , Block 9, Tr. 4—................. 267.18 oilur Lane’s Addition TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING ON HIGHLAND STREET 267.18 A. M. Bothumly, Lot 7, Blhek 9, Tr. 4.................... 68.5 58.5 FROM PARK AVENUE TO FRENCH AVENUE. 436.07 Martha G> Fox, Lots, Block 9, Tr. 5 li. II. Borg, ct nl, Lot 19 .......................—..... ..... — 90.28 53-L38 i tl7 588.34 E. D. Mobley, I«ot 10, Block 0 , Tr. 5 .. Notice is hereby given that tho construction of the asphalt pnvo- Howard Ovorlin, Lot 20 ............................................... 129.9 117 634.36 Million to ptizjli* ment on Highland Street from Park Avenue to French Avenue has Pine Hrlgiitn, Sanford, Florida. M4.36 Public School, Lot 5, Bldrit 9,^Tr. ................ .. 117 181.16 Public School, Lot 10, Block D, Tr. 0..................... 117 hrui completed nnd tho completed work has been finally accepted A. P. Connelly, Lot 17.................... - ........................ 40 634.86 ■ A H in t fo r B eg in n er* p In Iff [ s s ery* 786.96 L. H. Thrasher, t o t 5, Block 9, Tr. 7...................... 117 by '.lie City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. A. P. Connelly, Lot 33 .............................................. 173.75 63446 The cross-word puzzle din­ 786.95 Victor * Bell Check, Lot 10, Block 9, Tr. 7............. 117 The following is the final estimate of the cost for the laving A. P. Connelly, Lot 40.................... ........................... 173.75 g-urn is merely n means of con­ Ps T F T 53446 words wlncli arc synony­ 842.43 Joo Chittenden, South 1-2 t o t 4, Klock 9, Tr. 8 .... 58.5 of Highland St. from Park Ave. West to French Avc. n width of 21 A. P. Connelly, i^-t 64....................... ..... - ................186 , 287.18 [ 0 •5 o E P cealing mous to those listed and which 707.14 Joo D. Chittenden, l3. 16’ of S. 1-? Lot D^BlkO, Yr. 81 1« feet with sheet asphalt on n 6 inch rock bnre: “A. P. Connelly, Ix>t 79............- ........................ ....... 176 to 7 l0 7 will interlock perfectly and so T F r'*,<• 61 $+ A 7 / io nbovo nnd foregoing final asscrsineuts nro payable without in­ Joe D. Chittenden, W.42.6ft. of Lot G,Blk.9Tr.8. .. 42.5 2108 Cu. Yds. Evacation a t 40c .......................... ..................$ 813.2ft 194.ll h V A p i D read equally well crosswise or downwunis. Always look for 22).’l Sta. Yds. Overhaul at lc 22.00 terest up to MARCH 1, 1925 nnd from nnd aftor such date said special Alice W. Palmer, Lot 9, Block 9, ‘t r , 8 —.*.............. 53.5 267.18 L;,'/ the number of the synonym on ’y u nsscssments will he payable only In Fifteen Equal annual installments Bcssia C. Whcelor, Lot 10, Block 9, Tr. 8 ........... 58.5 2210 Lip. Ft. Concrete Curb nnd Gutter nt 76c ---2,411.10 a 267.18 the diagram. If horizontal, you c L i C 210 Lin. Ft. Flush Curb a t 35c ........................ 87.15 •With interest nt 8 per rent per annum on all deferred payments. M. C. Mosoloy, Lot 1, Block 10, Tr, 1 .................... 117. must find a word to fit between 534.811 that number and Iht first shaded 4 .T5 Sq. Yds. 0 inch Macadam Base nt 80c ..... V t 3,388.00 lj Witness my hand nr. City Clerk nml tho ncal of tho City of Sanford, J. J. Matisscr, Lot 0, Block 10 , Tr. 1......................... 117 e M E 534.36 stop to the. right; if vertical, jjFla., this 10th day of Jnnunry A. D. 1925. 1257 Kq. Yds. 2 Inch Sheet Asphalt Top nt S1.02 4,342.14 534.86 *! A L P" M. B. Bronson, Lot L Block 19, Tr. 2..... ................. 117 . A R you must fit your word between L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 451 Fq. Ft. Concrete Alley Returns at 30c .......................... 138.30 534,86 it? Stella P. Arrington, Lot 0 , Block 10 , Tr. 2L.... the number and the first shaded 1 H E N 3 atop below. , 113 Sq. Ft. Sidewalk at 20c ................................................. 22.60 Publish Jan. 20 , 27; Feb. 3, 10 and 17. Vesta L. Weeks, Lot 1 , Block 10, Tr. 3................... 117 in 63446, iC S S S E_ P NiGj . yy U W. J. Thigpen, I^ol fl, Block 1 ft, Tr. 3.... 117 53446 373 Jfln. Ft.^llJ inch S^torm Sewer 8 to 10 F t. Deep nt $2.75.-1.025.75gfO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON COM City Pnrk, Lot All, Block 10, TV. 4..^.... 218 1,132.66 TT V J r ' ‘Xi • 1 . U t W k f ' - f l i W . ' b ' t / »KI -iiro liiS tm v iT jS ejn cP W | t o . J 2 f F t . D e e p r.t 14.00 .jo o .o a J ,: ..M K iiciA l. s t u k k t J 'lio u K A « l(i„ A W M V * .,T fl.,m M V rrP Catholic Church,..Lot AU, Block. 10* ,Tr. 5-...„..,..,.*„?48 1,132.66 iQ u e e n w e a r s 2 jManhule i 8 to 10 ft. at $85.00 .......................................... avenhe Mr.4. A. Simon, Lot l, Block 10,'Tr. 8 ,.;^....-....117 BS4M ft. Lumber left In trenches at $75.00 70.95,[ Notice Is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave­ J. C. Roborts, Ixit C, Block 10, Tr. 0................. ...... 117 531218 155 Lin. Ft. 12 inch Storm Sewer 4 to 6 inch deep at $1.03 194.25 ment on Commercial Street from Park Ave. to Palmetto Avc. bus Mrs. M. Nelson, Lot 1, Block 10, Tr. 7..................... 117 534.36 Extra Work .............................................................................. 80.50 been completed, nnd the completed work has been finally nccepted by W. II. Peters, Est. Lot. 6 ; Block 10, Tr. 7............. 117 534.38 2 Monuments a t street intersections at $0.50 .............. ...... 13.00 the City Commission of tho City of Snnford, Florida. 1,132.6b City Park, Lot All, Block 10, Tr. 8 ................. ..... 248 BELGRADE, Jnn. 20 — Queen 167.78 The following is the final cstimnto for paving Commercial The Abovo and foregoing Final Assessments nre payabla without Marie of Jugoslavia; a Rumanian Lsboralu.y Inspection of materials .................. ..................... f, Jnn 20.—Discoid bv birth and a Serbian by mar­ I eg.d exprn 8c adv. etc 2 per cent ........................................ 271.80 Street from Pnrk Avc. enst to Palmetto Ave. a width of 10 feet with interest up to March 1; 1925 and from and nftcr such data said spCciAl con Dutch holders ring \ who is .nirompnnying King Engineering 5 per cent .................................. ..... ............. ........ 079.50 sheet asphalt on a 6 inch rock base: naccssments will be payable only in 15 equal annual installmvnts with 800 Cu. yds.’grading at 40c ....- ......................................... ......... $ 120.00 interest at 8 per cent per annum on nil deferred payments. ponds and the LL- Alexander on his tour through southern Serbia, lias aroused a 442.40 k'er the Ir.trrr% r:- warm controvcrsary between Bul- Total Cost ............................................................ -........................$14,511.08 1264 Lin. Ft. Flush Curb nt 35c .............................. Witness my hand ns City Clerk nnd the Seal of the City of Sanford, . 888.00 I'la., this I9th day of Jnnunry A. D. 1023. To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. 1110 Sq. Yds. Rock Base nt 80c .... ............. ........... tcrest on loans inig arin u and Serbia ethnologists by ' V* which bordhelriers the costume she has been wearing Number of Feet frontage 60.20 .................. *.... i....... ..........3010 662 Lin. Ft. 3 inch Drain Tile nt $100.00 .............. L. It. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 4 1,132.20 Publish Jon, 20 , 27—Feb. 3, 10 and 17th, Assessment per foot frontage .1.... :............ ..... - ........ $4.8214 1110 Sq. Yds. 2 Inch Sheet Acphnlt Top nt $1.02 « 80.00 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 1 Type II. Inlet ....................... ................................. Fool Final 50.00 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON HAN­ 1 Mnnhule ........ ................................................... ...... l»p«irMillion Frnnlnai* Amm oikii I i . ' \ ' the ethhologirla in Sofia lu-aril of .Vnmr 90 Lin. Ft. 12 inch Storm Sewer nt $1.05 .............. 91.50 FORD AVENUE FROM FRANKLIN STREET TO GENEVA m Snnford Heights Addition this they made the charge that 0.50 I Monument nt Street Intersection ...................... STREET. loote l on the officia , w<i3 V enring a Iluigsrian ei«- T. C. Thorr.lcy, Is.t 83 ...... 626.77 ....130 35.36 Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave­ 289.28 Laboratory Inspection of Materials ..................... .... GO \ ; I t-Jiue is order tr nppcSl to the Mrs. C. VV. Godwin, Is>t 81 ":c 1 - at ‘ 1,1 -1 | . cntiircnln c f o Bulgarian popuiiu W. G. Tyler Sr.. Lot 85 ...... L"gal Expense, Adv. etc., 2 per cent ..................... 67.80 ment on Sanford Avonuo from Franklin Street to Geneva S trctt hlk .... 60 289.28 i 'ortuKJ.-so atand- I , i( |( -n , Belgrade cthnologlsU Engineering, 4 per tent .............. ......... ........ .......... 111.60 been completed, and tho completed work has been finally accepted by George A. DcCottes, Lake tho City Commission of tho City of Sanford, Florida. CO 289.23 Total (b s t ...................................................................................... $3,037jt)C Tho follow'ng la the final estimate of the cost for the ^laving To be homo by City 1-3 ............................................ $1,012.35 of Sanford Avenuo 24 feet In width from Franklin Street South to GO 289.28 To ho borne by adjacent property .......................... 2,024.71 Genova Street with Sheet Asphalt (Wlttlt# Process) on a 6 Inch reck CO 289.28 Number of feet frontage .......................... ...................... 1,004 bnxe. ^ •>* ftta fc i n i M i w t r> ................................. $2.0166 299.28 l Assessment per foot frontage 3228 Cu. Yds. Excavation nt 40e — ----- ------------------- ..—...$ 1^91.20 no Lot 89 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 2616 Lin. Ft. Curb and gutter a t 76o ................. .......... 60 90 289.28 1.986.13 and the tcanon is that I find it be­ Tho following is tho final estimate of tho cost of widening Ihe 59 IJn, ft. Flush Curb a t 35a ———......... . 20.65 ; to business, G O 289.28 F. B. Adams, Lot 91 ......... coming.’’ paving on Commercial Street between Turk Ave. nnd Palmetto Ave. rovernments,” sxyu | 104 Lin. Ft. Granite Curb ro-set ut 15c 60 289.28 15.80 Robert W. Deane, Lot 93 Iniiig c:.p.-eial!y Pur-, 60 289.28 fioni 16 feet to 40 feet in width with sheet asphalt on n 6 inch rock 3343 Sq. Yds. Rock Foundation at 80e 2.673.60 Robert W. Donne, Lot 92 ... m, Greece and olhojv 8320 Sq. Yds. Willite 2 Inch Top at $1.2a - .......... 4,050.40 CO 289.28 base: C. C. Collins, Lot 04 .......... cw how nil tiicBo 81.00 210 Cu. Yds. Grading nt 40c —......... .......................................... $ 22.4 Cu. Yds. Class B. Concrete at $23.00 ................ 538.20 bitrictlons like non-1 C. Schultz inn! 600 Sta. Yds. Overhaul at lc ......................................— .......... 6.00 itlnns, foreign own-! 5 Typo A Inlets at $35.00 ...........................................— 56 175.00 G. H. l[<iu«holdcr, Lot 95 ... 209.90 like are constant- ( 1173 I in. Ft. concrete curb and gutter in plnco of flush 1 Typo II Inlet .... ................................ - ................. — 30.00 C. Schultz and ranlly evaded in n [ curb which would have been used on 10 ft. pavement nt 2 Manholes at $30.00 100 .0Q 269.9ft BERLIN, Jan. 2ft-T he city tax G. II. Housholder, Loti 96 . ncr l-y a huge ingen480.93 2500 Lin. Ft. 3 inch Drain Tile ut $100.00 per M. — 250.00 system, they would oft'id; has l.mvittlngly devised n G. K. I avlgno, I/»t 97 ........ 55 265.17 35.00 ■ISO Lin. Ft. 12 Inch Storm Sower nt $1.05 ........... Jura, a.i tlu-y arc in convenient way of enabling dog G. E. Lavigne, Lot 98 ...... 5ft 504.00 241.07 100 l.in. Ft. Flush Curb nt 30c ................................................. ireiy ineffective; the j owners to get rid cf undesirable 1373 Sq. Yds. Rock Base at 80c .......................................... 1,098.10 121 Lin. Ft. 24 inch Storm Sewer a t $2.75 ............. 341.00 ^eing tlic i mall bona ,eanincr, and of escaping the pay­ G. A. DcCottes, Lake 1,259.70 1440 Sq. Yds. Sub Foundation nt 5ikj —.................. 720.00 50 ment of tin: cleg tux. A decree baa land A. It. Key, Lot 99 211.07 1285 Sq. Yds. 2 inch Oil Asphalt at $1.02 .............. ............ 132 Sq. Yds. 2 Inch Lake Asphalt ut $1.22 .......- .................... 168.36 1 Monument at Street Intersection ..........- .......... — been issued by the magistrate th n li(j ^ DcCottes, Lake 6.50 dogs for which the tax has not j . 100 850 Sq. F t. Concrete Alley returns at 30c ........... - ...... :........ 255.00 Extra Work --- -------- -------------- -----------------------892.15 50 211.07 been paid shall bo “pawned’’ and nnt* Kcy’ , 30 nq. ft. Sidewalk at 20c ......................................... ..................... 6.00 Laboratory Inspection of Mnterinjs 163.05 ---------------lnt*>r sold a t auction. i G. A. DeCottcs, Lake 10.06 Ijrgnl Expense, Adv. ott\, 2 per cent ............. - ....... 263.14 50 The procedure follows: If on Iand A. R. Key, l*ot 101 241.07 Extra Work ........................... .......... ............................................ Laboratory Inspection of materials ................... — ............. 42.51 Engineering, 5 per cent __ a...... .... ............. ...... — owner is in arrears with his dog | (. A n..Cottcs. Lake 662.85 tax and declines l< pay up a tick„ £ , , Legal Expense, Adv. etc. 2 per cent ......................................... Gft.92 313.37 '. 20 —As n penalty et is affixed to the ling’s collar to | n'T<l A* If- Ke*' Lot 10“ Engineering 4 per cent -------- -— ------- ..........— ............ 137.81 ing the Washington tho effect that he has hejn pawned G. A. DcCottes, Lake 14,185.00 the eight-hour day, by the city. The owner no longer]and A. It. Key, Lot 103 Lcis Credit of 200 tons Rock at $1.80 ;i>»0.00 50 211.07 'Met an extra duty j has the right to dispose of the I Total Co it Widening — _____ ................ ........$3,662.75 G. A. DcCottes, Lake Ithe case, of countries! at will. As soon as n numb­ 7 11.0 7 boryo entirely by adjacent property owners, 50 $13,825.06 Total Cost ....... — **•—— fth i failed to ratify; canine er of tax delinquents has been and A. R, Key, Lot 101 yf 4 I .■li ini agi .un-ill cr rounded, 2 11.07 ! Number of feet frontage — ....................... 1.001 Numtor of feet frontag« 2.458.63 . . . J . — 50 II. W. Kennedy, J^it, 1^5 up-^cninlgh to mike dt ’• lidior condition.!! wdrth while—a'public auction of DeCottci, Lake nn3 Key, Loi; 106'. 2 11 071Avscasniont per foot frontage ................. .... —......... ..$3.6382 Cost per foot front — — ——..... $5,623 Cft ! i aldy below tho. e ‘ the dogs takes place. The lowest DeCottci, Lake and Key, Lot 107 .......................... 50 U11*07 FREI) T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. To ba borne entirely by adjacent property. (y li." Washington bid at which the tax official will (V- I F in al A x i i D a r a l Kill III A n n c n - in r n l J 50 FRED T, WILLIAMS, Engineer. '■ I Xiii.ir— IJrNrr-liiUiUi--I’ii .i * S ' r n n l e r p Ho 10 f t . WliM I N M n i l n t I t .|0 Ct. * | give up a dog is one equal to the DcCottes, Lake and Key, Lot 108 S'lnal Ip' imM 5ft 2U.ft71 R. H. Tr.ifforiT: .Mitp, TWlforJ |! Pflnn•**.• ' '.u ' K° v; itog tax In arrears. If nobody ofllracrlpllan ,FriMH«|f« S«IMM«*t lift .... ' "‘.t’R' v.a i fcr. the aim.unt eff the taxTir more, Maude M. Jf 211.071 50 Total Pino Heights, Sanford. Fla. ’..•il !/'■'* t i ”l ib° l,it;r.boys the dog and re Imbtic: • i’, F. Doudnt r*f. 2C5.17 {Ssnfnrd Hotel St Construction Coi, Lotu Lot 111 I A. 1 ’. Conni lly anil Mrs. ’ //" ta^ cuh- .J W ^T. th» W.v m thx m department frem a apw- \ nr.«nfc i» ( n o 250.71 1. 2 , 3 Rlk 2 Tier 3 feet frontage 148.8 300.09 511.30 $841.45 j McCullough, Lot* 79, to 93 Inc. 52 1.908.93 v ! mort; than onc[4ui fund. Tha ......: ~ • 9-D In dog dog ?s■ then taken > ° f crt lf cas^rof iK-' countries to a kennel in the auu 53 255.53 Ti J. Miller—Beg. N. E. Cor Blk 2 Tr. 2, sburb of Lank-1Robert Dcnnc, Lot 113 Amended Plat of Edgeweml; Sanford i 4. The a^t was pro-1 v/itz, whore a voter::nary surgeon; RotOrt Dcarc, I.ot 11 1 . 63 255.53! Run S. 82.1 ft. W. 75 ft. N. 82.4 It. E. 1,865.50 Swopc-Douglnna Ipc., Ixits 15 to, 21 inr, ........ ■350 . Otto Bauer, former kills i iti» him. i»t». J. N. Ii0 .1t iter, Lot 115 53 2115.63 1 75 It., feet frontage 75 ...................... 151.26 272.87 $421.13 j Rose Court Addition, Sanford. Fla. and lc r.djr of 1 he c’ogs wiiich arc thus put \ , t 11ft MUon in !ic Austrian upAslortheat.r.'.fun 26.1.63 j 53 Lake View Park, Sanford, FIs. 106.60 are almost In v a r-'- N- P salte r, Lot 116 ,R:ec C oirt Ire., Lot 6ft-— ;— — ............ .......- 20 >sr. s:i ISanfot'd s 33 255.53 Herald, Lot A, frontago 148.8... 641.86 $811.41 j 300.09 iaidy anything hut thoroughbreds,' J. N. Rosslter, Lot 117 South Park, Sanford, Fla. nml are considered a good rid- J. N. Rosslter, Lot 118 63 255.53 ; Harry Kent, Lot B, frontage 100 ft.......... 363.82 $565.49 j Rose Court Inc., l o t 1 ......... —------ ------------------ f l 201.67 37H.43 uanee by th ew nen, the city must j.,, N RjJuit, Pt r ot Mcob h k e t 83 255.5,1 , I.ako Front Improvement Company, I.ot« •C. J. Marvhdl r.nd W. T. in nine easts out of ton take mon j. n . Roi' niter, I,o t 120 ................... ...... ............... .... 53 255.8.11 (’, D, E, F; !, 2, 35, 30, 37, 38, 39 II angle/, Lots 2 ta 21 ...... .................—— 1006.63 3.815.17 end put it • out c om 1st**'' p.'.RURG, Jan. 20 121 ____________ _ _ .:.................... ftft c , XTttknowi!. Lot 241.07 nnd 40, frontagi 531.4 ......................— 1,071.60 1,933.31 3,004.94 _________________________ to acquire (il Tho abovo_________ nnd foregoing* final ars«i 9 m?nts are _______ pavabls without mtdieal nr->| 9jiOU3« \ Unknown, I^)t 122 ... ........................... ............... .....no .• Iiaa begun tr 241.07 ] The above nnd foregoing Final Assessments are payable wUhont j Interest up to March 1st. 1925. nnd from and after such date, snid . I'ir enU tn:nmc:u of Arthur C. Moore, l ot 123 ..................... ......... . .... 50 211.07 | in tir 'st up to Mnrvh 1, 1925 and from and after such dute naid apee- sperint assessments will be payable only in 13 equal annual installFj-.iriJa^ E a s t,L. |F. A Breeden, Lot 181.....— . .. 60 24l.01'| ial assessment will bo payable only in ten equnl ahnutl installments jments with Interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payc(’ival*rn(T' l»«5 ‘ fr-r (Js’c-I f>r S h » irf 211.07 .which interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payment. ment. , !iooi which will ’George E. Hunter, Lot 1 2 1 (hundred physicians ol con' J.JOJ nr.I 1,500 Howard Overlin, l o t 126 211.97] Witne»n my hand ns City Clerk and tho Seal of the City of Bauional priuiiincnce are' C,M’’ Witness my hard as City Clerk uiul the Seal of the City of San•.id tho thr ••• days, n?01’—. > j F. F. FUddh I-ot. 127 ---- ••• 626.77 : f »rd. Flcridn ihln 19th day cf January A. I). 1925. f»'-d, Florida, this l?th day of January. A, |). 1925. nling t.t Dr. C- • 3 ' ill. C. Paeglow, Lot 150 671.9ft l (Fool) I- R. PHILIPS, City CUrk. Put a and Iricre. l Seal2 ' * L K’ WUUPSli City Clerk. Jan. 20 , 27; Feb. 3, 10 , qnd f t Jan. 20 , 27; Feb. 3, 10 and 17. j*s —vcillStiiflHdl 3 C ro s l^ llp Pzzzt H tS£ ^Pos 5 ia n * l luse Hard Between IdPortugal I >a ‘ ik n * C O . National Costume Because She Thinks It Becoming" 17000-r . J °as tr iSSISd »t Sknplo m r,s ^ i hf e ? ; .. « I D Owners Give Canines To City To Escape Taxes I Kflopts Tax |e Labor Pact i « « » — ■i t . i . i . m m « . i i • •I H M t ** ♦ * • t *••• - - ___________ ___________ a— ------------ �?7^ •V. ■ M rw i IMKar ■« a*»UcfrKW«rM» •red jib t*«C'ind 'C l* * » Matter, »b*r 87. I»IU. at Uir rn M o fflc* 'Sanford. Klor.da, unuer Act of 8. 11*7. E itU N II t . t*KA>------ „ . K J I I « * HOW A III/ B M C ------ . M i M i r r Ph»a« 11* I t M a « n » IU A v e* « e ■ t m a C M I T i n * HATF.9 Year_*7.00 Six Month*....IS.*" rered In City by Carrier, p*f lie . Weekly Edition 18.00 YMr. IPEC1AL HOTICHi A ll obituary __ HceB, enrda of thanka. resolutions 'iind notice* of entortaliimBntN wriiern «h «r* e s ara made will b« chanted fo r at regular advertising rates. The Aaaorlntei! I ’ ress la exelus- •ncMiir.n T in: asso ciatr i * ri»R.i!» reair antltled to the use for repubMention of all new* fllupaicnrs credited to It or nut otherwise crsd; l i e d In this paper end atau Hie local ■ new* published herein. AH right* r • f npubllcatlon of special dispatchee herein nro umo reserved. . ’ TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1923. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY ' A Very Needful Prnycr:—Shew 2 mo thy ways, 0 Lord: tench me 1 thy paths. Let integrity nnd up.■ Tightness preserve me: for I wait on thco. IValrn 25:4*21. ADMONITION ,y** mi . v ,* ?irtAv/ H V t! As - The matter was brought to our attention by an accident in our composing room when a colored employee suffered a very painful injury. The telephone ' was immediately brought into use and one doctor after another was called as rapidly as possible for fully fifteen minutes. Finally one wbb secured and in the course of a half hour h is services were rendered. ,Now the question arises why wouldn’t it bo possible for the doctors of Sanford to establish some central office at which n physician could always be readily secured. It might not bp necessary or practical to have, a doctor in thifi office all the time but at least a nurse could be maid* tained there through some co-operative scheme of the phy­ sicians who could put anyono calling immediately in touch with some doctor. Tho seriousness of this problem is more easily seen when one considers the immediate necessity of medical attention when one has been shot or wounded in such a way as to be in serious danger of bleeding to death. A doctor’s immed­ iate care and attention might very easily save a life which might otherwise bo forfeited if valuable minutes were lost in trying to locate a phyisician to handle the case. The problem has been carefully worked out in other cities. In one wc have in mind, the doctors of the com­ munity co-operate in maintaining an ofTice at which a nurse acts as a sort of central. An endeavor is made to have at least two doctors in the ofTice at all times for the express purpose of answering emergency calls. The doctors each take their turns in being the ones to remain in the ofTice. If for any reason, no doctor happens to be in the office when an emergency call is made, the nurse, by means of data previously supplied for the purpose, gives the inquirercr a number where he can be Bure of finding a phys­ ician. In this way doctors are enabled to respond to em­ ergency calls in the shortest possible time. In the city just cited, the telephone number of the central office is printed on the cover of the telephone book. Here is a problem which the doctors of Sanford could very well solve, and one which, if properly handled, would result in untold benefit to their community, and possibly the saving of many lives. I called today on Peter Douht, I carried him a keg of kraut, And fancy pics nnd plain; He broke his northwest collarbone While carrying a hod of stone, Kt And ho'n In bitter pain. >,v‘ "I hope," I raid, “that when you're well, K- ‘ Ami Merry as a wedding hell, J- You'll profit by this woe; ■‘ Misfortune finds you, busted cold, Yon haven't any minted gold, Or any kind of dough, v You have no rubles In your purse, ‘. You can not hire n doc or nurse Or buy the druggist’s dope, And If the neighbors didn’t come And bring you pills and chewing gum, ----------------- o-----------------You’d bid farewell to hope, v When you are well and on your I Itfeet, 1 beg you, save your money, Pete, In nice tin savings banks; w*' Then Man power, or woman power, is whnt every employer is if you suffer a reverse looking for. Man power, or woman power, is what every em­ You'll find a Holacc in tho purse Thht’s stuffed with marks and ployment agency is trying to find. It is the scarcest tiling . francs.” Said Peter Doubt: “I wonder why in tho world. li is the most needed. There are many folks looking for work. Any employer No man can give away n pie Without a lecture stole; can find millions of unemployed, but he will also find that most - No man can give a cun of beans Without an uplifo spiel th at means of them will not be AL5LE to do the work in the way it should be done. Old and excellent advice is “Know something about Relnpso to those who ail. . AH day the neighbors bring me everything. Know everything about something.’’ Hut the Making* The Most of Abilities cakes .!> And poultices to easo my aches, And porridge in a can; 1 And, heeding not th a t I am bored, I They cry: Oh, Pete, when henlth's restored, Brace tip and bo n man!” I t seems to mo an evil trick . To roast a maa when he is sick And writhing in his bed; When I again am hale and strong, Como up und show me where I'm wrong, And I will punch your head.” ■ —By WALT MASON. fGood evening! Whnt nro you do­ ing to niukc Sanford bigger and better. -------- o-------Tho trouble about Death Is he doesn't always tuko those who can best bo spared. -------- o--------Many a man walks Into your ofllco with u pleasing personality and makes you wish ho had come alone. Wc received n paper from a lit­ tle town in Illinois the other day which boasted this on the top of itw front page, "He who tooteth not his own horn, the same Bhull not ho tooted.” And there may be a little truth in that. ONE OF Napoleon’s sayings, moat characteristic of him, was " J ’ordonne, ou je mo tala." That means, “I give orders, or I say nothing/’ 'th at describes Calvin Coolidgc. He proved, as VicePresident and daring., the cam­ paign, that he knew how to say nothing, when not talking seemed wise. Now politicians discover that he alio known how to give orders. And it doesn’t please all of them. THE PAULIST Fathers of New York, will install a powerful radio station, to cost 940,000, to be used "to tench the truth about the Cath­ olic Church to the people of the United States.” That means bbeying, on n gi­ gantic scale, the command to preach the Gospel to all the world. The Paulist Fathers undoubted­ ly will have competition, for the air is high nnd wide, and the ether through which the radio messngo travels reaches to the farthest fix­ ed star. Each individual can "tunc in" to get the message that he wants. Unfortunately there will prob­ ably bo more tuning in for jazz music than for religious exhorta­ tion. Foreign scientists are coming in rapidly from oil directions to study the sun’s eclipse. They will use it to help verify or disprove part of the Einstein theory. And not one of them will be freightened. Nobody except a few savages here and there will believe as everybody once believed, that an evil spirit is trying to cat up the sun. Nobody will kneel down and pray thnt tho sun may come hack to save the world from total darkness und that the devouring demon be compelled to drop it. “YOU DON’T see many darned socks in a laundry any more," says a city laundryman, who lays it to the spread of feminism, lie’s wrong. Folks who can afford to send their socks to tho laundry don’t have to wear darned socks. The others wash tln-m at home.—Clipper’s Weekly. THE BUSY MAN’S NEWSPAPER Sees It Comnund, or Keep Quiet. Broadcasting Religion. An Eclipse Coming. How Rich Is America? BY ARTHUR- BRISBANE (Ceprright 1MO trouble nowadays is that it is hard to find anyone who knows anything about anything. The Miami Tribune has some excellent thoughts upon this subject, which are well worth reading. “This is the age of specialities,” says the Tribune, “hence the necessity for specialists, those who have prepared themselves for spe­ cial lines of work.” “The era of main strength and awkwardness has passed, so there is small chance for those who arc merely able to work at things. They must lie able to do them, and do them understandingly. "There never was a time when there was a louder cry for men and women than just now. “The type of those demanded is the practical type—men and women who can do things, and do them well, and some particular things especially well. .“Health is of first importance in the matter of efficiency, for without it one can never accomplish the maximum of work, and the muximum is what each and everyone owes to the world. "Yes, owes to the world, and if it is not paid in this life it will be deducted from the next, “Re sure of this, that no one shall over escape his dues, or avoid the penalty for not paying them. “You are in debt to the world just to the extent to which you can better it, which is the extent of your talent for good. If you have a talent for making money you must apply that talent to the extent of your ability. “No matter how small your talent, if well used you will be entitled to rank with those who succeeded, and no matter how great your talent, if not well applied you must take your place with those who fail. It is not a question of quantity but of quality. “ You may call it hell, if you please, or what not, but just the same you will have to give an account of your steward­ ship here, and if your account shows that you arc short in the matter of reasonable results you will have to take your place among those who have failed.” Those people up in Georgia seem to be getting more than their share of rain during the past four or five months. -------- o-------Tho Tumpa Times Indiscrctcly rem arks that some 'children are unspoiled, but most of them have grandmothers, ---------o-------A pessimist is a man who growls beenuso ho sold a piece of property for only twice us much as ho paid for it when it sold for a few hun­ dred dollurs more today. -------- o--------If Dcl,und anti Sanford want to b« on the main highways of the state, they should get together und work out some plan for construct­ ing abroad in Volusia county from tho Scmltude county line to De“THE MAN WHO, expending hia energies wholly on Land. -------- o—-----1private affairs, refuses to take part in public affairs, plumBill Bryan i.- going to make tho \ ing himself on his wisdom in minding his own business, is race against Senator Fletcher for blind to the fact that hi:| own business/ is made possible only tho United States senate next year. Our advice to W. J. is—DON’T— by the prosperity of his community.”—Herbert Spencer W inter Haven Chief. He’ll bu elected if he consents to run. -w -if THE BANROHO HERALIV TUESDAY* JANUARY 10,19*5 A Problem for the Doctors Sanford Herald' Aflrrn mm ns HAuhTe p OA'N.DOBg ■will be ready to^ a moment’s notk*; ^roLY ; ih ^ 'd W r t .SESrasgjs kept the p c e p f f l could let it strike (F 'We DO A5*t rv^. Lovem of joy learning ^ )O I ounds has becn i*L et the mice hear iS I (p r ti* 'm If you don’t tan a you can say ft, S snowed in four iW the weather. eed*. v**s p / Mining Califonki! { $10,000 was rationu erica. Cops claimP ! ing it too far. OP( s \. - I More girls are | 1 ball, perhaps | exceliont training ' counter rushes. If a Chicago her husband for i she says she di^H get money nway V. Expedition has j ay Peninsula to . Don't have to go a jt 1v/ild women. AH-Tft'RGSsT j POBlM go*) SH ** •V H Stove and Fkjl Wood Cut to 1. JD.Oil per tsril Britt Realty! TEAPOT DOME AGAIN ASHEVILLE CITIZEN ; vaannaacaB aaH H H B nnim nH B B E H iiaM B H aaaniii ’ BB Superstition was not confined to Tho minority of the Senate Oil from Wyoming nnd other western the "lower classes" in the good old Committee, indorsing the major­ stntus. Even without the circum­ days, und it is not confined to them ity’s condemnation of Secretary stances attending tho transfer of now. Fall for accepting a loan of $100,- the black satchel to Secretary Fall, I hat good, learned man, a tiricjoou (lI)(j other favors while ho was there would havo been an investi­ American patriot of the soven-] jn Cabinet, nevertheless takes gation of the transaction between Iccntli century, Increase Mathor, jSj5UL, with the committee majority Full and tho oil magnates. who wrote the “Essay on Remark­ pn the rightness of the secrecy Fall is made the "ont of all the able Providences,” observed an .practised in the leasing of tho wrath in the hearts of tho com­ eclipse - . , of ,the , .sun, and believed . It- naval oil lands. Because of the mitteemen. No one else dozed ?XI; r ,'f I 10 alleged “existing international over nn official duty; no one else * f.0± 5 h ? complications.” the minority as- neglected that vigilance necessary a S T K f I';.™ "1& T . t a t it entirely »„,l to keep a t proper distance those proper for Secretary Fail to nr- who would prey upon the coun­ n’t even know that Chauncey was try’s resources held in trust for g itiute leases which were etiunvlldead. the people. Tho committee That shows how far men wan­ ent to private salee without com­ all records its verdict that, no m at­ petitive bidding. der from the truth nnd they mere­ But thu majority report of this ter what the law mny Go or not ly guess. committee is the majority convic­ do to Mr. Fall, his acceptance of I* . * . * « I ,i *j ■•■rii iiiuw hk mv? tion among the ji'iijMc people mtu and iv it m is i! thl* IOTVUS VItS(|CP the COIltl ill OTIS Sill* tv will Grounding ^ *i r!" , , 0 yo,uu 1 ii . lo-pt-vdiet' that ‘There' them, "Such are acta n o t;3 it<i States n worth, all together,^ „ Cabinet o ffic e r'to he tolerated nnd arc ffbi* l o 'tie ! B In thousands of millions of dol- who wi„ trade off national p ro -1condoned." |g 11 a* , . i . I , toorty by Mr. Fall’s methods, even i There will follow some debate ja the property property >n the United- oUKh, ,h m ‘ n,ay bti no question! and voting on the reports of the i« nil\ the * * years y ‘ ago amounted “bf undue influence exercised by Oil Committee; but, so fur ns the States three Senate is concerned- Teapot Dome tr, about $320,803,802,000. That tho lessen to secure the property. anti ••• related scandals are laid to IS It was Fall's secrecy and haste in means 220 times one thousand mil­ test, affairs that for n time thrent ■ leasing these lands thnt first lion dollars, with 803 millions to brought the m atter before the cned to overwhelm the Republican, ■ spare HBBBBBBl Jennie in the protests of Senators I’arty at the polls. It’s a great deal of money, hut am may he sure thnt it’s much osa than the United States is worth. I’roporly developed, the! State of Texas will be worth more than the total “wealth of the Un­ PALM BEACH TOST ited States” as now estimated. A POSITIVE ASSURANCE While we believe in a progre policy in the conduct of our busin it is our undeviating practice toi here to the strictest conservatism! all transactions. Safety, Strength and servicei here in what we believe you will sider an all-around helpful bar service. —v y - - First National Bank m em TO CURB OIL WASTE NOBODY has the faintest idea With the forwarding of inquiries I Here, apparently, is one "investiwhat the real value of this coun­ to 33 leaders of the oil industry for I cation’- which has gotten off on the try amounts to . In ten years the right foot. Instead of wasting time total wealth, according to the fig­ "frank statements of facilities nnd nnd money on non-essential hackures above, has increased moro opinions,” the governmental inquiry work the conservation board will than seventy-two per cent. Give into the stupendous oil waste in obtain facts and opinions from exthis nation fifty million more in­ the United States has formally got- pcfta in the oil business and will habitants, intelligent, willing to ten under way. The inquiry- is b e -, Roil them all down to a workable ] work, and they would raise the va­ ing conducted by an oil conservu- plan. Secretary Work is chairman j lue of the uution's property live tlon board appointed by president i 0f the board. . J hundred per cent in half a gener­ Coolldgo with thu object of finding The problem o! our dwindling ation. thp actual extent of the annual national oil reserves is one of tho j -------mil wastage in tlm United State-, most serious facing the U nited. THAT IS probably as good a de-inml of evolving a means of avert- States today. We have come, In 1 scriptioii of what will happen a s 1in* depletion of our dwindling o il) the last few j-enrs, to the point ; where it is almost impossible to 1 any. But nobody known WHAT reserves. To quote from the inquiry which imagine whnt would happen if our the situation will really be, at any lime. It is all temporizing guess- has gone out to the prominent oil supply of oil and gasoline should men, “ it is the purpose of this give out. Dependent on other n a -! ing. board to conduct this inquiry so far tioiis for our supply wo should he possible us a co-operative study at their economic mercy. Millions BUT THIS thought is recom­ na to representative oil m en' of automobiles, tractors nnd other mended to the President und to his mustwhich be the largest contributors, machines of commerce would lie advisors. DON’T overlook the The opportunity is here for the rendered useless and a nation which fact that $200,000 worth of flying men who know the facts to coni-* hus come to look upon petroleum machines from a foreign coun­ and cuggest safe lines of a* a prime necessity would be hclptry could destroy every one of thu forwnrd lumcdial action." Mesa indued. $150,000,00 worth of holdings in short order. IT WOULD be worth while to spend a few million dollars to get the needed fighting planes, :f only an INSURANCE for the billions of dollurs worth of property, op­ en to attack inthis city. IF YOU WISH TO DOUBLE YOUR MONEY INVESTIGATE PROPOSITION! THAT I HAVE TO OFFER E. F. LANE REALTOR First National Hank HuihlingRooms 501-502. Phone 95 Sales Force Miss Ruba Williams, Mr. THE STRENGTH OF FASCISM NRW YORK IIKKAU) TKIDUNE Mussolini’s strrngth in the Ital-|th cm have been involved In thinn Chamber has been demonstrnt- K 'ararra marble quarry strikes and WHAT WILL happen when, in cd again and again by roll calls, j fhis action hns caused friction with) the course of tho Dawes plan, It On Friday he had 307 vutC3 to|*he National Employers' Assicint- ___________ ________________ bcccmca necessary for Germany to 33 for the Glolitti-Orlando op-1ion, which had previously co-op- 5 ° a J ' r - a :la n U ,i*I"® *n3a3B naa One of ,S anford’s "old fossils”, KT. I'KTKKSBUliO INDEPENDENT pay really big indemnities every position. The so-called Aventinei crated actively with Mussolini. 2 who ia probably the slickest bur­ year? This is an answer to that nhscntccs remained uncounted.' There are very few Fascists in 5 glar here, still out of jail, bought Confidence men, who were once men who, having made money are question, by one of the most im­ The present Chamber is and will -Southern Italy. The seat of tlm H a piece of property about six After portant and ablc financiers in tho continue to be overwhelmingly Fas party’s power is from Romo n o rth '5 months ago for five thousand dol­ numerous enough in St. I’eters- unable to take care of it. to Venice unu Piedmont. But.Fas- n cist. lars and is now "giving it away” hurg, have not been hack in the the club has been formed Weil will country. “Germany will say to France What most Romo dispatches fail cUm, as a protest against .. ........ ...disln.... .. I! with a net profit to himself of last few years, due ti> the fact probably term himself financial ad­ thnt public sentiment is so strong visor or business trustee. and England, when the Indemnities to tell us about i* too eei>nom(c| tejrration and disLrdcr, has Imcn uu nearly fifty thousand. that there would be danger of via. Why shouldn't the "Yellow Kid” become heavy, ‘If you insist on and popular support behind the'linked in tho last two years with u ictico if they endeavored to oper­ graduate from n confidence man payment, very well.. I must cut Mussoli- i government. An article the revived Nationalist rcnfimont M □ And Arthur Brisbane snys that ate here again. But St. Peters­ into n manager of estates? He prices to the bnno und undersell In the second news section of this the-country. It has acquired a n in a few years Florida will bo a- burg has had experience w ith1has seen establishments that Used you, us I CAN do in the principal issue throws some light on this of M broadly- constructive- treed ------ . end .... cun U rinfe to New York City as Atlan- wire tappers confidence men and to be known ns second-hand stores markets of the world, thus throw­ subject. It points out that the snow extraordinary praitim l rcItc City is. lie means that trnns- therefore ir. more or less interested blossom out into “rehovating ing your workers out of employ­ backbone of Fascism is the small ■alts in l ho fields o! government nn rmrtation will be so speeded up in what happens to then: in other shops;" tho old fashioned lmrbcr ment and your industries into dis­ farmer und land owner in middle administration, fin-met and tCon- n ;hat the trip from .Sanford to New places. B und northern Italy. This power­ oniicx. Italy has come hack with . U shop now becomes a “valet ser­ order.’ Fork City \vi'l n quire only a few Whether he was ever in St. Pet­ vice;" hnsh-houses have become "France, not much of an rxport ful class has furnished the bulk of a rush in tho last tw . y-arr, thanks u lour*. What will property values ersburg is not known, but there is tea rooms, stenographers have nation, will tell Germany to pay in the recruits t» tho militiu and a to the fa s iis t program. j II u n Florida bo then? a well-known confidence man who grown into all manner of vice-as­ full, und do ns she pleases in the large part of the moral energy The move incut i* bigger than 1M which sustains the new regime. any one man or group »,f m- n '[( n lias recently been in the lime­ sistant secretaries, and prize fight world markets, England, on the contrary, bound These small Italian farmers have Mussolini retires, as he l h ,q<. ■it"n Why an editorial page? Is a light. He is ‘Yellow Kid” Weil— managers arc now boxing inito sell all over the world or starve, prospered greatly since the war. has said that he hope t„ ,|0 , ode that is interesting Florida brutally described by the police ns presaarios. ^ ,\i« world’s slickest confidence I'tors just now. Without enter- the We are told that good clothes in­ and with a threatening radical par­ They are for order nnd reconstruc­ party Would still live , ,, n * into the merits of the discus- man—-who quivers with injured in­ spire confidence in business. ty to worry her, will demand that tion and against Socialism ami ho numerically the stronger sin,.;, u m i ion, _ and there ure many argu- nocence at the latest charge that Doubtless it goes for names ns Germany compete on u reasonable Communism Fascism also has the! party in the kingdom, It Hu fer- " neats to be advanced in favor of he ha* swindled Herman L. But­ well. The “front" has always basis, even though it might mean backing of the new labor unions| vor and unity, while t, ro»r r chief satisfaction in con­ ter, a Hamilton, Ohio, business been a m atter of concern for the amaller reparations. composed chiefly of commercial groups have little or not hi™ "Vo •« i' r-'r a daily uquih or two on man out of $37,000. “Then Franco and England, on employed', professional workers common. Not individu 1 Vku 2 confidence man und when his O trtnl afioir*, lies in the fact that “I have reformed," protested judgment appears to receive eon opposite sides of the fence, will anu unskilled laborers. The old ion hut economic fiores* •r.n v dee our opinions in a the Yellow Kid; “I am now a stock firination from tho progress of the say truthfully, that she cannot get Unions of specialized workers ure tjonalist theories have made'F ^ - 18 ttfijti.] independent manner. Tills salesman.” He further announces legitimate business world, there is ensh for unprecedentedly huge rfr iimutral or iiicliicx) toward Social- cUm strong I f influence, w huth-S SanTord, Fla. j / [ i t'Min is not subsidized in any his intention of forming u "cradle nothing for the “ Yellow Kids” to partition payments without taking bin The new unions were organa time « P- or form .— 'Harry Neel club" t«> recruit, members from ji do tho idea of reducing Cr or ftTitVwUi )probnhly conjimt on hut nut to nt continue to carry aloft, world markets from ptljcr count- ized with th to i KL idle idee Doily OaiAjiU*.' ■/, • the rqnks of persecuted busmensl tho torch. jvtys.” » V ' w »trikys. Bqt recently some of dominate Italian imlitics. jBBBBBBBBBBBBBBWBB^r.BBBBUBBBBBBBBjlBB, LESSONS FOR CONFIDENCE MEN SAFE, CONSERVATIVE, MODERN The Seminole County Bank forms every function of a stre well regulated Bank. With every to-the-minute’facility and with proper conservatism for abso’ safety, you will find this a desira banking* connection. mm Seminole County 6 �—i T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y; JA N U A R Y 20, /1y• j it. ; •* [8CK LT ’*1 148 ;ial r— — ■ MISS KATHRYN WILREY, Society Editor. U. D. C. BALL MONDAY NIGHT IS MOST ELABORATE OF SEASON he given by tho j [lent of the Wobe at 1 o’clock 21. It Is open Miss Della McManus of Macon, Frank E. Morse or Tulsa, Okla. city nnd to rcaI not members as Go., is the guest of friends here. spent Monday in Hanford. Jbers. The charge N. D. Kurley of Jacksonville It is requested Mrs. George It. Htovnll of Wil­ tend going notify is in Hanford for a few ilnys on mington, N. is visiting her sis­ jn, not later than business. ter. Mrs. c. J. Wolf. Mrs. Htovnll Mr. and Mrs. Rnymond Fox of will !>-• remembered ns Miss Helen Ocala were in Hanford Monday to Kennedy. nttend the U. D. C. •m -*,>.**1 »)lt ' MM M|*III ( « Tne many friends of Waller Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brumlcy, Connelly who is critically ill at thn chanter of Snn- and Mrs. G. I). Baxter of Chuluota Fernald-Lawton hospital will be glad to know that he is somewhat Ml represented nt spent Monduy here. Improved Tuesday. Conference now Iona Beach. Mrs. Mrs. Nelson Gray of New York eat, regent of the City is visiting friends in San­ Mrs. Joe Thomnson, Mr. nnd rs. John Leonardy, ford. Mrs. Reginald Thompson of Jack­ | left Monday to ntsonville nnd Mrs. Minnie McKindnys conference, zie of Montgomery, Ala., were vis­ Harry T. Bodwell who is ill nt Mrs. A. T. Ilossiter his home in Rose Court is report­ iting Mr. and Mrs. Luke Thomp­ ring Loucks will go son over tho week-end. Ilk Tolar who Is in ed much improved, Tuesday. rate board will also Mr. nnd Mrs. William A. Sand­ erson of Providence. R. I., were visiting in Sanford, Monday. PERSONALS fjrates Leave R. Meeting- rlonored At irty Monday Mrs. J. W. Allen of Sarasota was the guest of Mrs. Craig U. D. C. Bull, Thompson Monday. lu, Calvin Teague |dinner at the SemlMrs. II. Masscll of Ft. Lauder­ noring Miss Anno dale arrived Tuesday for a few [derson, S. C., Mias days visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. ana of Mnpntville, Ivor Culpepper. to the attractive md Mrs. W. ThcoMiss Edna Chittenden left Sat­ mid Mias Rosa fena, H. C.. who is urday for St. Augustine where she of Mr. and Mrs. will bo an attendant in the wed­ ding of n friend. idly appointed table |by a bowl of variMrs. J. Ivor Culpepper nnd chil­ peas. porsagea of dren, Carolyn nnt! .Jack, returned irked the plncea of Tuesday from a two weeks visit es. in Perry. laid for, Miss Anr.e Miss Teague SimFrank Woodruff, Walter Hand, »sa Gray, Miss Sar- Arthur Yowell and Ralph Wight Spencer Jr.. R. L. leave Tuesday-for a hunting trip feiach, C. E. Patter- of several days, in Teague. H. If. Bundy of Altamonte Springs, E. M. Reid Sr., anil E. M, Reid Jr„ of Orlando motored to Sanford Monday. 'St U St ■v 'S T si si si ’N * «* t e«ea S af svi s ST $4,000.00 On Terms 5 ST T/1 Realtors I'honc o(>- _ n SV “ sT ss? s sT g is i :si 3■ S Sti ■ ,■ * ■ of best quality percales and ginghams. All nicely made and cut full. G styles to select from. Dresses that can be worn on the streets. Every color guaranteed fast. These Dresaea On Sale 2 Daya Wednesday M.tes For Small, Medium, ami L arg o and Women it Thursday Light and Dark Colors. Sizes 31 to 49. ■V Your cow is a wonderful ma­ chine worth $50 to 5100 or mere. Her job is to make milk, but she' cant do it un­ less you give her something to make it with... Gross alone won’t do it......................... — ....The Happy IMan of Feeding 5JL will enable you to have bet­ ■ V ter cows and to ^el more milk «n A at lowe:* cost of feed. You 3 ) will make more money from your cows....................... . . .... t: We sell the greatest milk * T making feed in the world. e V X Happy Cow Dairy Feed ....iS y bEMINOLL FEED COMI A N \ ■ 10 dozen New Spring “Chick” Aprons. Made ♦ W o n d e r f u l M a c h in e s 2 DAYS Wednesday and Thursday S Vi On Dixie Highway for sub-division LMLI First Street. Chicly”A pron Sale i funty Orange estival . T lI J n U Acres BRITT REALTY CO, u j Batteries& Tires for fat hens and Food Market. . tM pi Stafford and Mrs. ■ BBBBBBBBBHBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBUBBBBBBBIIBBBBIBBBBBIBBBBBB ■■■■■■ BHBBHaBBBBBBBBl • X ■ charmingly enter■V ? so Monday aftcr,-iV Mac of their parents [P. J. Gonzalez, hon- ( Gray of I^iur- ’ :❖ n*. L the attractive [ » y losa Gray of luiur-; it « « i °f 'p iin g flowcta l 5 SPECIAL PRICES H a l b‘ u >rel in ( k a r a t- i a See H-ere was mane by ■■ 5 ST Iktts who with the " S I 'resented correspoA- . ,rs* Percy Mcro won: " sT FIRST STREET J »♦♦♦ playing cards. A PHONE 518. la ♦ 1 course was served aHBB«*aB«iM»B*«BBBnaiinnnBBBBaBBnaBiiHUBaMnaujia«nBn*raHJ>iiaBi i i V on of the game. Fnv1BBBBBBB BBB BB BB W> ■V >c«3 were placed up[ng were Miss Rosa MwanJ UttU. Mrs. •Mrs. Fred Daiger, «/d. Mrs. R. I). Cas• " r- Potter, Mrs. Mr*. Emmett Hunt, • ines, Mrs. W. C. Hawkins Conn«riiy. » ide of Sanford Ono-of the most enjoyed and I Punch wna served throughout quite the most elaborate ball of the evening from a beautifully npthe present senson was given Mon­ pointed tabic, the punch bowl bcing banked with fern and red i social meeting day evening in the Armory by the roses. Four tall red taperi In sil­ N. Op V. ,Howard Chapter of the ot Wesley a t 8 ver holders were placed at the ie of Mt». W alter United Daughters of the Confed­ corners. Those serving were Mrs. Jly Street. The eracy, in celebration of the birth­ L. G. Stringfellow. Mrs. CUude the hostess, Mrs. day of the beloved Southern lead­ Herndon, Mi*3 Carolyn Spencer and \ Mrs. K. D. Mc- er Robert E. Lee. Miss Virginia McDaniel. * Zachary, Mrs. Never has the hall been more At 11:30 o’clock a delicious sup­ „ W. T. Mitchell, beautifully decorated. The col­ and Mrs. L. M. umns were covered with stream­ per was served. ' The splendid muiic was furnished by the Fort ers of red and white, entwined Pitt Collegians. len by the Music with feathery fern in which were The efficient committees who he Sanford Wo- placed number of small Confeder­ were responsible for this success­ program Is by ate flag*!. Flags were further us­ ful ball were: Mrs. A. P. Connel­ fof Orlando, ed ns decorations. ( ly, president and: lunt will enterThe receiving line was headed Decorating: Mrs. C. P. Herndon, [Bridgo Club, by Mrs. E. A. Douglass who is rhnirman, Mrs. D. D. Caldwell, Mrs. tsdoy state recording secretary. Mrs. II. liawson, Mrs. N. 0. Garner, irner Circle will Douglass was beautifully? growned J. r , Mrs. J. N. TolMrs. G.________ D. Bishop, ck with Mrs. C. in flesh colored, beaded satin. The ar, Mrs. H. L. Gibson, Mr*. L. rel Avenue, Mrs. remainder of the receiving line Hngnn. D. Dorsey will who are nil officers of the chanter Music: Mrs. F. L. Miller, Mrs. wore: Mrs. L. 0. Stringfcllow, R. J. Holly. Bpartment of the who wore handsome gown of black Floor: Mrs. Bruxton Perkins, ill give a lunch- sequins, Mrs. George A. DeCoUcs, Mrs. \V. T. Langley, Miss Marga­ who was beautifully gowned in ret Davis. tf the Methodist white satin, elaborately beaded. Favors: Mrs. Geo. DeCottes, [at 3 o'clock with Mrs. W. C. Hill wore apricot rat- Mrs. S. Puleston. ison 517 Mytrlc In trimmed in gold lace. Mrs. B. Refreshments: Mrs. Allen Jones L. Perkins war. attractive in a chnirman. Mrs. Ruby Connellv, 111 will entertain peach colored headed gown, Mrs. Mrs. Kent Kosalter, Mrs. L. A. fridge Club. M. S. Wiggins wore black lace Bromley, Mrs. F .E. Roumillnt, Ja y trimmed with sequins and Miss Mrs. A. F. Bell, Mrs. John Schi»rt will entertain Martha Fox was lovely in a gown rnrd, Mrs. Tom Williams, Mrs. Club; of ccru lace. Judi? ,L. G. String- Clifford lie'll. Mrs. H. If. Chappell. I Pan Parcnt-Tcaohcr, fellow, the only Confederate vet- Mrs. L. G. String fel lev/. icet at *1 o clot . crat1 v.'ho was able to attend, was ict nt Dishes, silver and paper nap­ la charge of the a Ieo in the receiving line. kins. Mrs. Morton Thigpen, chair­ Margaret F03 In tho absence of the president man, Mrs. J. II. Roumlilat. Mrs. Mrs. A. P. Connelly, because of P. M. Elder, Miss Brenda Morri­ Bwell will enter- tho serious of her son, the son. IJridgo Club, grand marchillness Publicity: Mm. M. S. Wiggins, was led by the vicefty chnirman, Mrs. G. W. Spencer, president, Mrs. George A. DeCotR. Caswell will Many Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Miss Kath­ f o'clock Bridgo tes with Mr. DcCottcs. beautiful figures were introduced ryn Wilkey. Place: Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Mrs. and the large number of beautiful­ Library nt ly gowned guests made it a scene J. I). Parker. of lovliness, long to lie remember­ Tickets: Mrs. II. D. Caswell, A number of favor dances chairman, Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. It the Library at ed. with unusual fnvors added much to the gala spirit of the evening. Gray Is ted at Bridge . J, two lads, soft of a U. S. Naval J Mr*.1 Hogan, Junction t “Catacombs” Chtarch officer, wKh leas than six years , Kan.ias and ner son J. Clark 'pan, of Dnytcma were guesta: The Bridge Tea that was an- between thorn. Invites In Deposed nounced ' Mrs. J. E. Snyder over the by the St. Agnes Guild J. E. P yatt, of Oak Park, end Episcopal Bishop ff o r nFrlday, Jan'. 23, has been III,Mrs. Is an honored guest. The states — j postponed. Tho date will be anof New York, New Jersey, Mass­ Mrs. Mary Jacobs with ___ NEW YORK, Jan. 20— U rban’ nounccd inter. achusetts, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Mrs. J . T. Jacobs, wore w«l*f PHONE:—Res. 42S-J J. Lcdoux, known as “ Mr, Zero,” ' -------------------Kentucky, Pennaylvanla and Minn- i come visitors to their home coi yesterday invited the Right Rev. c«otn are represented in the Inn munity Sunday, Bunson Springs thus far. . William Montgomery Brown, for­ bishop of the Protestant EpisA Coast Dress | mer Among those visiting the Inn fd r! „ a1’^ ^ins copal Diocese of Arkansan, who Tho National flag floats over first time aro Mr. and Mrs. j Seig and Mrs. Tuppcr attorn was expelled from tho ministry for the Inn campus from the peak of tho heresy by the ecclesiastic court of a new thirly-flvo foot flag pole Wm. R. Cantrell, of Plainfield, N. <'{"j tcachci*' Club at Sanford o J.. and Mrs. C. H. Robinson a n d |* n “ay» .. nppcnl. sitting a t Cleveland, to erected New Years Miss E W Peakes, of Brookline,, v;~ ~~ , . \ join his "Church of the CatAMass. t Mrs. Ghns. t . Rcc lectured o cembs" in Nov* York. He mnde Dr.,and Mrs. f , S. D.aLong are Thursday evening nt the Bnplui public the following telegram to n(.n{ nafn nt the Inn. Mrs. Do Long church to a large audience nt tjMM Bishop Urown: Cnme wit* Sunday ___ amPthe doctor drove mooting of tha Huluota P a re n t* ^ Chuluota Lift up thy heart. Take rtuwn from Jacksbnvillo in his car nrnviTcachcr'n Association. thy crown and ntoro thy cross In j.Jt; on the. 13th. Mrs. DcLong is the heart of tho catacombs. The! already much better nfte.* resting Little Mildred pjeterson is very Tommie Peterson aged tiiiw'>l pharisees enst you from Mammon’s 1frc:n their long trip. year*, died Friday evening nt h b Temple. We welcome you Into tho _____ home near the Wainwright Lum­ church of the humanized NazarMrs. William Jncobs has been ber yards. Tommie was a winsome The New England string quar­ on?, where the humble prevail." child, H b appealing smile will he ’ fig *' .quite ill th b week. liishop Brown replied: "1 greet tette have given two move concerts missed in the schools and in tho in the Inn social room on the even­ m you, the greatest American dram­ Mrs. Maudo Tupper is reporthor»^—h>» m others heart bow ings of the Jan. 10 and 17. Good atist now engaged in holding tho audience* were present, and the suffering from flu. ,oncl>cd mirror up to tho bunk. Wltchit: <rgft stock now below par in music wns even more appreciated Mr.i. J. W. Martin of Oviedo, W-&J Mrs. David nnd her two young­ r.nd M. Clevland. Wishing you the than on the opening night. On the Tiibble of Chuluota evening of Jan. 24 the program er daughters, Misses Lucille nnd an me." wera in Dclund January 10, nt the - 1 will be interspersed witn Scotch Eugenia, were nt church Sunday. First Baptist Church to attend n Lcdoux then responded with the and melodics, and the mem­ following: ‘Doubly crucified, you songs meeting of officers of tho Wo­ Mrs. Roc’s subject wns "World man’s Missionary Ur.irn of Semcan now be doubly blessed within ory of Robert Burns will be briefly I, citizenship it’s four fold develop­ inolo Aisocintioual workers. They • :< the Church of the Catacombs. Take honored. ment." up thy cross and drop in.” also enjoyed ihc hospitality of the The Band of the Children’s home W Final word from Bishop Brown fk tninnle Teacher’s ( lub a t Snn- j entertained the gueuts of the Inn Mrs. Peterson has n very sick is ne v av.nited nt the Tub. by un attractive instrumental and child, Mildred, w h o needs con. ford High School, January 16th. ttfl vocal concert on Sunday afternoon. stant care. ORLANDO TO INSTALL $,yi JOHN E. FOX Mr. C. W. Fi-thcr, of Snyrcville, Mrs. Roe said Chuluutii wn< 1 ORLANDO, Jan. 2d—The city rii.TJy council of Orlando has voted to N. J., one of the "old guard" Is [ the only place th; t had met her > Real Estate—Insurance among the guesta whoso presence with a town band! extend ‘‘the white way" from this adds to the homeyness of the Inn. All kln<ta rf rrn|irrtjr Llolctl lor <ulr city to Winter Park a distance of tIo arrived on the 12th Mr. nnd Mrs. Windlsh of Clove- I’ nrk A in u if mid Mrrimil S lrrrl about seven miles. It, is estimated l 1 _____ j lend, Ohio, aro intonated in CiiuL I I S I that the project will cost about >1 Mi.n M. I Bookstavcr, of Dun- uotn prospects. ?16,0t)0, of which a local real de .. rk, N. SY., . t ' velapment has agreed to pay $C,-1 \' rt is one of, lee ■?Iin.t non * , Bookstaver , , . m tI t •!,* Mr.t 41I4II ami All Mrs. E Vluatlii Gas tin «lJacobs «tE. lllllt UIL'I and 000. ored stand-hya of the Inn iai. ly .. cjeorj:„ Jacobs returned henie on Stove and Fire Place Di*. James W ilson Cassell, a , Tuesday from Texas, EVERGLADE,3 ASSOCIATION merit physician of New York, nr*, J _____ Wood . „ rived on the 13th This is hi- fust It ES f i ALM BLAC II, Jnn. 20 vi^it to Benson Spring '. Lake | Radio listeners here have heard Cut to Huit —Tits Everglades Protective As- Monroe has already won his appro- broadcasting stations in Western Britt Realty Company Canada during the past week. ____SP.OU per cord delivered Mrs. Stanley nnd Mrs... Rogers received news of the sudden death . of their motlj-r's sister nt her ; home in Canada. ion is to work for the good of the Tliis loss soon after the death entire territory, mid not for any individual or firm. Mr. Frank E. Learned, ot Brain­ of Mrs. Reger's, a sistcr-ln-lnw of tree, Muss., is an Inn guest. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, seems doub­ like a coat; but it is Learned spent the winter here ly shocking. NEGRO FARMERS MEET really one of tho new coat dresses some yenres ago, and Mr. Len rued for spring. The material is kasha TAI.LA HASSIE, Jan. 20—The was with her in a previous visit, Mr. and Mrs. BInckfeluor of Do in natural color striped and cross- mini real Negro Farmers Conference! The lure brought him again. Leon .Springs and Mr. John Wood 1)a reed in brown. Tho scurf may ri to be held nt the Florida A. &, c.f Hanford were with tha Peterhe worn as in tha picture, or looao M, College here February 17 and' aon family on Hntunlny. q , * « , . A score of guilts from tho Inn in front revealing a shallow V 1H, l.endin J ' L’n, mHI ''"'V ” t'Hxlu'.’ers of hr.d a second delightful picnic nt neckline. he State will take up inns . o f the ^he Green Spring of the loth, Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder and their first day, it is stated, with din- i)cLong took some of party | quests motored to several Florida c os sums or eo-onerativu marketing TO GIVE BARBECUE towns. Kissimmee, Lnke Wales, nnd will emphasize necessity of en­ while n number enjoyed theothers, walk Stove and Fire Place larging the number of farmers co- on the lake front. There was bath­ Orlando, Hanford and to Cocon. The Brotherhood clusa of the operative associations. Demon­ ing in the spring, "hot dog” and Wood Presbyterian Church will entertain strations will feature the second coffee cooked on tho spot and Atending Longwod Fair wore Cut to Suit day, with staple crops anil truck­ the women of the church a t no old served under the shade of the tree. Mr. and Mrs. C. 1). llrumley, Mrs, $!),00 per cord delivered fanhlonel harlwcue a t the residence ing crops with illustration:: from 'In the party wore throe "octogo Bessie Baxter nnd Mr. and Mrs. successful planters featuring the nnriuns’’ who divided two hundred J. E. Snyder. They were pleased Britt Realty Company .of Mr. nnd.Mrs.,George,ILnrlt>.{yiIv j«hd fifty years between them; and with the exhibits......... ford Heights, Tuesday night nt 7:00 o’clock. Thu Brotherhood is fortunate securing Thulium G. Htintc Charlotte, N. ( ’.. to superintend tho barbecuing. Mr. Hunter is noted for his exceptionally fine barbecu­ ed land) am! pork. All the men and women of the m f church are urged to attend this gathering. TEA POSTPONED The foWell Company See Our Window {j *$* 6 6A A P h o n e 91. ] B H I tB IB B B B B B B B M B ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! ! ■ & MB■■BBBBBQ1I8MM8 I B I II B B C iB a B B B B B I B B M B M B B U B M B B B I B B B B I B B B B B B B B B B A lB B B B B B H I _ M % �rJANTJAB Y 2 0 , 1925 By STANLEY B dfn tnhiiy facc ha N m/ v " * ? ;Beaten By barrel! { ;A nI •; d"ii ----------Cruikslumk ... the »»«"<!» 'W c Mjt )»■ .#6...y. ; * >.s tMfcu L, ~T~ »M»*J NCira. . ■| P'n.t'.y l,nV of 7 hia 2• IU,U‘" t0 . advanc» him part gunrantfo \ , ut p arin dispatches Monday omitted nny thn*r^ C° i t0 thlf nf»(l minted oul! I f ..; York f tot* nthletlc that the boxer hhnr.clf had failed Mission c a n result of hi* hasty of W00°* 1 ° n nppenrancc forfeit rturc from Pnrl* without ful“ I know nothing 0f tho alTair rx . fonnel, n n VFrench r ^ u lightweight. ,t o , fiKht Fred cept what I have read in the S ’ I* v * i n<Hca,cd Monday by Pt:s, said Chnirinan Brower, “ hut if formal complaint Is lodged with : J r°commission 'VCr' , c^ainnnn of Jow F< ^ork who delu-Hfv W<’ fi:n</ tht' fnclR of ,ho ca0c “* ! ? tJJc obscnce of official jii-.tlfy punishment, we will take on to Prrdirt what n-tion action under the lermr of an agree i £ * f ht > ' ” kcn l,ut Ml,I w , ?.!! »l °xlelin* between the two bod? fa *Ll on Wou,d net promptiy on l0 It I ’ “Lyyth^CVrnmK yJLh0c fre n c h nkaU:0n:' i boxing federation. ' >? 5°*|®” ,tIon, accord hip to rn1 has Monday from Paris, a e n l n ^ I^ C< 1 fwrmnl complaint i S f l u B ^ undM from Promoters |f ldchrclvirC ! fifTht’ ln ®d«Bhas tlon H Sa? w wnich civil damage action R jg j m C % ? r ,f f l,h i,nd H a rris Ar Adding, l o Corps o f V el- yik l n o U J Yqu \j Herald 4 to, RATES in Adtance r«ssWo, - vl-T# [V GOIfVS. TO BUILD SOME HEW CHICKEN F. P, RINJES I fonpx i£ i ^ ■ cS s ? s tt« i6 K ' {h o I? n ,U thrOV!in ,* 1 PWWWltBt to m* J, w 'nda# and in jected in to h is P ;‘ n " p rln k lfn g o f tried v ete r- Sr. U,a ,:f5t •'«*1 ST nvpq With Jackie Coogan 1 . PARIS, Jnn. 20—Eight years of age, four feet four in height, bu: R an* for the 1925 campaign. * driv,nff aa automobile nt W U k l at a r ' r ‘S tnr,lcy H arris will J-0 kilometers n» hour, Albert DcrnM Ut2 :Tampn for "Pring t minim- frieri?u1 iDuhert to his intimate f onds-lcavoa for the United f Jmvo " U S f tnlT w,loso mninstavs otates noon to nppcnr with Jn-Hnl gLv® J®cn f«r yonrn familiar fig? I; major league fieldi Tn come >! Sect°ed J°#hn80n’ who i ' •j w h nf lt i o th(’ u>ani •»» a ror n iit ff h 8 faJ Iurc to ouy n Pacific ?chn ° ’ tho mound crew ?In , v k1 George Mogddgo nnd re within easy ile of Sanford often needed, 'hen any sp ehjnlred. It is ibetirally for E I In this ICTORY Inb ’ I'.kuie.T iai;cn uy a veteran during NurmiV race In 5Indi'l|»are Garden Vhur.idny night , •hat the Tinn made Ids fourth o[ the track in 21 1-5 roeI hat wu.i when he dcci.led WiliiM IJitoitt’a pace was too k w m /ro n , W H * a t n r" ,,cy price, find several °l'M r youngsters. rn nnd Ilarri!’’ h«HC|,rdin,r to Grl'T,t|' worid’H tI S i rC8P-0Ct ’''m o it'lost the W i l i n t e i r « f ^ r S S ‘rani’ ■hip they began elTortH tS h u V u n Jan. 2 0 — Discus., the revision of the eniigrai quota of the United Slater, to m-'.dc two years hence, Iri- h pcrM out Hint the first eff ams » Pacific Coast League^short- «f thopoint net of 1921 has l.c,M v ■top, also was bought. These two favorably to Ireland, Great Mi rco S u n ,, 28,557. Jt and j, i £ :■ ■ ■ « ■ , posed, however, that tho “r a ti In the out/ichl. Rice, Goslin Me ' al oriniiuj” anundircat may £“ {• c»Wo. tifa* l modified by theae f ooutiiem Association hitter I 1-.1 furiously urcM’r nnd th» estimates or r,, SouVr-A B i . r u ami tain Truvor of New V. rk are Jiouth Atlantic Leaguen recruit available. Ricr nnd Goslitt ' V/i|| tor the eoncitniion that tlm R, i ay® " h o t fight, despite hi" great IM. quota in 1927 will n , t a "uhHtituto iMfin& r f ° S na,er o b f i S 'Directory FOR R E N T -T w o unfurnishe rooms. 004 Laurel Ave. TOR RENT—Rooms with or with out meals. Reasonable rates Lincoln House. D MOTOR UE- FOR REN T-O no upstairs bed­ room. 300 Palmetto Avo. ING. RENT—Ono bedroom. 311 H'RIC SERVICE TOR Park Avenue. llcctrirj}^ rm ^ rs. the fourteenth lap with the '•'on, Ntirmi “enacd up for n m .econds." It look him to make the journey round, r f t|n» niv-ht. Hr averipprnslnwlcjy 2 1 nvondn lo • during Ids IT; mile race. 0 a ‘luarlvi- miles were a t - n#SM f0rd t,BuJ,d,nir nnd Real Estate WANTED—Position ns bookkeepcr or stenographer (male) 5 ars experience. Good references. one 571-J. A *- P r®fBrred Stock can b« cashed on CO days notice, interest payable April 1st and October 1st you can t beat it. q j“ uL.y , elf.hl w r cent Preferred Stock In thr Hanford Building and Loan Association, established 1908. K WANTED—Boat trailer, son. 211 First Street WANTED—Posltliion by experienc­ ed saleslady, housekeeper am! cashier. Phono 199-11. * Houses For Sale |( it*U SALE—Nice little home in • one of (he bi 3t locations on Palm ato Arc. Fivo rooms, bath and garage. Cash or terms. Como nnd see It. 2018 Palmetto Ave. STEWART’S SUB-DIVISION duced immciliatcly to enter th j weaving rheds, only irur#» leant Altamonte Springs >—• “nnd ••»* net uuijr I wo hundred beautiful building the business but are paid for It, ts. prices range $150 to $850. " h ib older weavers get extra pay .’t« them large lots boforo you *° tench the youngsters the crafu . iy elsewhere. Don’t buy a lo t1 i" nln,ol,t every other big inIthout a public alley In the rear ;,Uslry nowadays, employer’s in­ line and seo mo any time. I llvo ■*' do<Jt not halt with teaching re ami wnnt neighbors. | rr ^ '** ’ ---------- range You Poor Kid, Why TOR SALE—Gasoline launch, 23 Are You So Skinny? by 5 feet, 8 horse, double cyllnrier, four cyclo motor, speed about Don’t your mother know that 10 milts, in perfect working con‘liUon, will Hell for less than its Cod Liver Oil will put pounds of value or trade fur Ford Coupe, In good healthy flesh on your bonet good shape.—P. I). Parker, Gene- ,n Just a few weeks? Vll. r In, „ J d l hvrt W . jlruggist has it in sugar-coated tablet form now so TOR QUICK SALE—Celery wire tnnt you won t have to take the nt half price. Phono 415-W. L nasty, flshy-tastlng oil that is up: f. Trazier. to upset your delicate stomach. TeU her that McCoy’s Cod Liver JR SALE—Tive Pomerainean f ill of vi'rS'i"!1 Tw dut" ar«‘ ch°ck-Spitz puppies, three male, two J ill of \itnlizing vitamines and are male, $10 each. Also two white , .? .1 fU‘H ,h produc‘-ra health Iniildors she can find. «""l yandottes and ono Rhode Island healthT M SI.way; Krea..H t for' |,® tI cockerels, from best laying floor ’’w r l.^ I'sv.loprn.nt iV" , " l>.ourtKr,"'n<J rain. T. G. Spearman, Osteen, rloor ni.nl T h . PensarolH N<•w* P AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au Baby chicks, the moi • *ufR»’ Ga.—Augusta’, greatest c.asHified medium, rate cash ,09c ! J9.000 weekly, leadin | from selected stock 3(fcr*°’ ^ P*r ^ ne* ,n*n''flum shipments. Continentu ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. - S t Box 501, Valdosta, Ga. Johns County Ih rcnchrd through FOR SALE—Roll top tho St. Augustine Evening Record. hogny, in good conditiot Quick results. Two cento per word. cheap. Herald Office. Sample copy on rcauest. Advertising: iv« Will build your home, landip« your grove, nnd relieve you trouble jind worries Incident to doing up a place. '' The m eantim e, you can go hing. io n can fish in any one the dozen lakes, and if you don’t P0 R RENT—Jtooms ~ a^ T nettes. Shirley Apartments — Opposite Post Office ^ ’ —--------------------------------------*'011 RENT—Modern three room npartment. Apply Mrs. Harvey, ‘D,J Palmetto Ave. Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. J. N. Westbrooks Gunsmith Myakka City—Miami fit chases 35.000 acre tract fo opment of colonization iiroj Tavares—Atlantic Coo railroad purchases site struction of $10,000 dipot Hanford. F loriila. Jnn ,- ^ " ..rrri"lIr*'l by Hrcilnn ill «*f Florid .Yf 'X'aUli' rollt.wiMK plar.i r»«>tw-«...|| tho 1 I . Pir th,. inirpii Y 5 ^ n* Rat urns f,.r pa«i?iest of ,,4,uullfuI cli*ur ,ako^ Daily Fashion Hint Five aero farm on hard road, w in crops. ( 'heup amv on easy Grnphonolas, Clocks, Sewing Machine 421 Sanford Ave. Wc have houses to rent. Come m a'''* wo us.—Seminolo Realty Co., 11(1 h. Second Street. San lord Sign Sbop and painters of San OWNER WIM# SELL close in lot, Designers ford s distinctive signs. San desirable location for residence, ford Avenue at First Street. for $1,100. Small cash payment requirrd and balaiicv ran lio paid Phone 480-W. monthly. Phone 430-W for nnpiintment. I -Six lots close in worth $0,500, ran be bought from owner for $5,..w*.,.0n t,as>’ terms. Phone | i Harbin Seminole Marble Co, anti (lranltn rr. H Q -w m TAKC b UTTL£ SNOOZE - MAC'S (botoe D C YON) T O T H E B A N K \ A N D \ N 0 N T B E B A C K T-CR. \ i AKi HOUR - __________________) C. II. TPHlfHlC. Nanfiinl, I’lurida P . « . Il.it h»X, I’hune U l unless you apply LICARBO. Bolling water, stoves, hot grease Ore and sua inflict palnfij bun s . LICARBO takes tho pain away a( race and preveata blistering. It leives Ihe ekm dear and smooth without a "CaT* •It Is a necessity to every housewife. A*k your druggist for uu»uw»«. Hew- soa W A K E U P'.1. ^ A H -K U iT T \ wessip. l V MR AV-MriB WHW IS IT l < tdCUER F i n d WOU AT VdOkiK VJH5.\) l C0MC ----------— L IN) '■ [RMSf F’ FLORIST"' F •} occasions. L 1hone 2(KJ-W URMuuir TO SEL •“ ure Co. We MAw0{? - iy i ; / \ 8GCAUt€ WOii j w e a r , Rur-act'-’. -7 HEE.L‘J« ,— J 1Wo»th. nave come up fast be kers have found they can de hetn—for the same superior b same uniform quality, and foi 5 good taste— lulhis L ic c r fr U M y ir s T obacco C o. \ W ELLWHAOT DO 1 pVYEir~—— f -H7-L 3. M nery SIlOl'—Fol (“■•Dr call 579-J, To I d a s m o n e y ?: e to loan on P*"*0*! Borul ' uv Dit' l F uture Srnvicc. luc Great Britain rights reserved. CARPENTER !t»|ialrln* ami IteMadell Atl.lrro. 3I«M ralmptli, A SOL'TIII.A.XII I’A| vi> Tho Paint That you Monoy. arunurartured by i-nrraitit-l.lm l.I.H P ain t Co, . ____ H.ilJ by LOfl.HI.V(I I* \ | v r COMPANY sii<jc .,11,, . t „ , ____ Phone 57tl U lavaior Elton J. Moughton O r . BELL'S PINE-TAR-h°NET FOR COUCHS VO° r lW ANT? \ K n o w W H lU d T o u a ,( ^ E F\A,tvf M E lR irs q AHCIIITECT First National Bank Bldg, Sanford, ----------- Florida i t s THA-Tb W H 'h h n m n e .r J V/RIT 7 1 . b l l h U T d - l*L. TOU /\ "1 l^IC C tE T K -I h a m m e r , Phone Itnaa Ilulbllmr Orlimilo, I'Url.ln B y GEORGE M cM A N U S 'T O O C tO A N D TELLLT K E tM T O W T O P M E IS T A RCH ITECT Mi'mb«r L t g H. A. SI'EIlt Coughs Always I Dangerous— Quick f Way to Stop Thera BRINGING U P FA T H E R \ C A K M O T P R A C T IS E M 'T ^ I N C I N Q W I T H T H A T p ™ Q O IN C , O N DAVID 15. HYEP LICARBO A. P. Connelly & Sons P‘> Tires, AccessoLWlth a smile. Elm ["j>ne_4i7 1.3. [e Wations. Mag>nd- F'r-t nnd Elm, u« and loth Street. - - - - - «nd Oranltn from a ll 4Udrrlit*. licnt o f q u a lity and workmanship. W riu for latest dealgno. NOW IS T H E T I ME e g o in g j Houses Tor Rent _____ Altamonte Springs. j ----- —----------- -------------------------iVe have some beautiful lako ( ^ F 0 Ll BENT—J . Musmt Iota on Imko Wildinora on,,- ” ,n’ lJnion AvcnucIf mile from the Dixie Highway T ~ i-------7 T 7 --------------- FIERY, ITCHY SKIN QUICKLYSOOTHED WITH S U L P H U R W°.°D FOU S aT k- T fe o tT fi^ ILOO per con nt my farm. G. Smith. It. I. Mnnrit’u Qln. TOR RENT Car. Drive it MIRACLE Concrete Co __ general , ,, “H®, minute your clogged nos- | Clrnrvn— February oth and Second St. cement work, sidewalks, build­ ' tiils will open, the nir passages I •*«. to 3:iio |». j |. ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B. 1 O jeeoln— Kebruary intb. of your head will clear and you Si. lo 3:00 p, iR jjP A tltlNG ' Terwlllegcr. Prop, can breathe freely. No more hawit Lumber and Building Material li-N — Automobile ing, snuffling, blowing, headache, .M0 to ," 3 :? r ir:br"“ry M" “ Carter Lumber Company I k and Rebuilding. dryness. No struggling for breath Mn ra r3:io*?KMrUnry ,U " . N. Laurel St. Phone Gfl5 I. Oak Avonuo. at night, your cold or catarrh will bo gone. ILL LUMBER CO. nousu a M.7,l",i ,:W,i,:bri,L ry ,3,h’ [OR » n iE February 1.3 Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream A. Altamonte— pBRvrcrE nsy Service. Quality and Price. m, to 1 S;uo M. Balm front your /d ru g g et f now. Mur>— February III a* all trains. BagApply n little of this fragrant, an- A. l.ul<o AL to 3:00 I*. J| TO THE PUBLIC: ikept'/;, beating crcant in your Tho following named contract­ nostrils. It penetrates through i,,: s r i " ,irunrr ,s" ors are fair to Organized I-abor every air passage of the head, t F .m la --F .b ruary tttb . 10 and pay tho Union Scnlo set by soothes the inflamed or swollen Local No. 12GI of Painters, Dec­ mucous membrane nnd relief conics accepted want ad medium in instantly. orators and Paper Hangers of Daytona (Fla.) One cent n word America: It’s Just fine. Don’t stny stuffed W. R. Pell, F. W. Tetcperton, an Insertion. Minimum 25c. up with a cold 0r naity catarrh_ Palmetto—Construction of V. C. Coller, C. F- Metcalf, Horace Orlando Relief conies so quickly^—Adv. 000,000 ilix-story hotel started Jiniincz, H. Harrow, R. L. Scl- FLORIDA—URLANDO— mornng Sentinel; largest classllors, Jesse Cook. T. S. Delk, I. S. fled I j ’ARI.ORS buiine.iif, rate lc a word, inlnBltlKt. Marincllo Tnlbott, T. M. Dunlap and G. W. imum 24c cash with order. Venable, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. has. Rain water a Pld First National O. Shinholser. Wo also ask tho A LITTLE WANT AD In Thi Herald will bring you big re­ TtCTam N-. Y n hone 245._____ “ASK MR. CONNELLY” sults. #Advertise **•* ■• * * articles HV. / 1V. vV those old [ a mT d y e r s you have stored away and havo About the Following; Bargains [BAM PRESSKRY no use for. A little thlrty-cent ad I specialty. 1to •ananlaw "» MKVKWTV font lot „„ s„ may bring you several dollars. -I »#.l room s. Kum ar. « • » b rlw ron tilth M„,| | ADVERTISEMENT K Rhone 327-J. Phone 148 and a representative ilralrnIII#lorntlnn. Prlrr J‘""'r ,u r»l»Oiiurr. « |. Sealed proposals will bo receiv­ will call to see you. APE rnnli. fiMl prr itimiih. ,,U’ ed by the City Commission of SMARTLY AND SIMPLY Sanford. Florida at their office in new biniKiilo —*.!0 per loon ili liuyrn n »l*len»lnl neetlm i of rlt» DESIGNED Help Wanted tho City Hall at or before 2 P. M. niiitnloit, m oilr rn, nn.l V.1".' *,r *'r * In nml Feb. W, 1925 for the furnishing of Hon. P rlee *2^.10.00. 1 r,rr WJt30.lwi, I.HKI rn Anyone would be Imppy to wear the City Hall with desks, filing itripcs especially when they are so IUGS cabinets, chairs and other supplies nrep ormiKe arnvp iim r t'aiin lelightfully manipulated as in this for the seating of the audi­ I llih. nil,nil huunr, nil | ur jne-picce frock. The skirt ii plaited G STORE Pre- also torium. it the sulci, the from panel being cut llK*, Sodas. w« i.o t h — t.ors Copies of tho plans and specifi­ n one with the blouse. Braid binds ou as your phone. cations $10,000,000 company wants to may be seen a t tho office ac neck and short kimono sleeves, III Put yuu In piM*enalun < lu iiiNkp auiair rrnI mouf of tho City Manager. sell Watkins Home Necessities in uni there is a tali trimming of plain WM AL Bids will be considered on var­ Sanford—More than 150 used dninatcrial at the front «.f the ilrcsi. LECTRIC CO. " ious types and niuy be made on ly. Income $35 to $50 weekly. Ex­ Medium sue requires 3 |j yards 36Lillon & Platt nch plain material and 2 yards of perience unnecessary. Writo De­ iraid. (IteullorH) Everything elecpartment 11-5. The J. R. Watkins ^Pictorial Review Dress No. 2272. Co., 02-70 West Iowa Ave., Mem­ 105 'Magnolia Ave. Electragith ■lizcs, 34 to 48 inches bust, and 16 to Phone IS phis, Tenn. W years. Price, J5 ccntts. y;\TIONS*AND “ SUUDI.IKS %%$:% m ■ j U V V ■ ■ murine emblem stamped In It. ^ Containing parses. Masonic card ’ and some money. Finder return “ 1011 Oak Avenue, receive reward. J. A. Butler. —---InBi wilmhk stewart CASH—Paid for false teeth, den­ tal gold, platinum nnd dlscnrdcd jew elry-H oke Smelting and Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. gas Lost and Found Graham n Truck WANT TO SELL—Liat Jo u r pro- FOR SALE—Small home perty with us now! T o u r dothree neren of land, 60 scripuon will go-ln new catalogue j trees and truck garden. Idt now being made up# Seo the now far chickonn, electricity and manager a t the new location. C. 10 minutes out on hard road, A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st 671-J. National Bank Bldg. --------- ---------------------------- ALL WOOL 8UITS Tadored to nieasure, guaranteed fit. $25.00, Sanitary hand fA d "*,,,?.nd _P.r«*ing. Scotch Last Second S treet Building Materia sr ^ hit th” # UHt c,'aHon a,ld h i: (t50,000 Z t t fa . series. ' V thyCarlyle .,!‘3L Same of the world Is expected »Ji.kiii.ir T O lS ' iplnce w " » In“ tho WP^Won Hnoun for n H m r18 will take tin, vote ran* i»r Ju» d Mb nr, t t<. n o t s p r i „ r r !,!, - v? , ^ y « = RECTORY ,u, Iwark: Dutch Ruother oil tabled from Brooklyn; Stanley C o v l C8k^ ,JOU* ht from C cvdnuT t e c? r® , ‘J? v o l e r n r S ; ‘ S r c-» . 5&*iss- £ & W in, " f « rates on reqncst cobtutciin |G"*> ,o,Z M'JlKlKfl-Cl.lHl. -------ClrCU. latkTn m " South - * V' th * rj.orala. P st. «c M-wordl lln^ TO REACH a e prosperons farm ers and fern g r o w e .s o f V o h u ia county advertise- In th e D eLand Daily News rate l c per word, caah with order. *ii l t * Journ«l-H*rnld. » n. South n» «**Geo,rain — *i *rreat«at SANFORD STOVE IVORKS—Oil news------M,ornl% ■ft«moon, stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves kly and Sunday Classified rates r naricB. ovens nnd victroln*. Your credit Ti n*. Waycross Journal­ laid |b « Uielr tic. addrM* as S treet^ Ph°ne 40L*3* 321 Fir“t Hera' . >Uycroxs. Georgia. ion. num b.r If TAMPA MORNING T RIBUNE— Its. About o n . — I n l a n d m e t a l w o r k thousand has a Send in you y__.r su b scrip tion to th e h . othvrs ean'i JAOf o? t1» "• « W A j C A I l - k S S Tribune or' hand ...... - it -- to -J your local ;h you units* Tin and Sheet Metal Work dealer r *o you can read Florida’s kddrsss. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak greatest - newspoper. One year sir . MUST k« I at T h . a a sphon”Ull" " J Thlrd StrCCt- T d °- $ 8 .0 0 , fl r $2.00. If . ..................... I « . or h r let» d 's r o .t l.t y p e w r i t e r s a n d r e p a i r s nnce policy add 75 cents "t raiw. l tAI1 makes of typewriters foe c filer._______ sale on easy terms, ........fo - .-.. h “D0 YOU WANT to b u F repairs. Office supplies. Room 1)| , nnytldng?” If so Bdvor ’•______ ______ . tho “Galnesvilla Sun." VETERINARIAN wkjit vniniNiA—riarV.bui orslar, express nr a V° W>B xliip I'ODili caarBo you the r*d SPECIAL OFFEll postpaid Series !-•; iw iiii ijo y A p p o a rs - _t*k«I*ndL__2S2. Automobiles Tampa—Water supply system to be Installed In Sunset Park add!Morning dan tion. J. E. SPURLINO.. sua-divlsion n!n « ' i Tho,,**nJ* of Maine peo specialist. C * Subdivision to Or- Pic are Interested in Florida p £ r TOR SALE—10 acres celery larid, Undo, Florida. nnd F 1o r u ody/t ? eac,l.1 them through tbs ■Ji°o. .Kurnl<a Hammock. Rich­ Heights, Florida on Dixie Hlgh- Bentinel. Rate card on apptlca ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba­ non, fnd. y iu ivjd rounueJ] vocabulary. Or*, j convinced! S « ?J nntc. 'Tho fir#t vd 'nmke you « ;nn J (’olumbln, Okc!i tl’yn and :\;r.tn IirtordM All Sanford Business Activitie* of Importance Miscellaneous For Sale PRINTING WlGHT~PRINlr 61fOP—lRu*h ortf,pe,dn.ltyp Railroad Avenue.phone dlT-W*. ________ REAL ESTATE D. A. CALDfcK 4 R .R , ELDRIDGE Real estate broker*. All kinds of property listed and for sale Of. fico 108 Second S t, Near Park _ Avenue. Phone 282. riion c fJBO-J 799 Broadway, S n a Classified Directory THE SEMINOLE PRIN TER?— P ri"H3* *2?* pIcns« - P« m p t service. Tolcphone 03. New lo_ cation, Welaka Building. _____ PAPER HANGER I- I- TALBOTT—Palnter~and pa­ per hanger. Phone 340. 1 1 5 Park Avenue. TOOSW BBS1 E™"sr;f Walter Johnson I« Expected to Fcturn to Folt ^'W A S H IN G T O N , Jnn. 20.—Will {■ C.ry_!n other cBica for young 1#!°^’ ,C Iark Grimth, proud pros! Herald Want Ad* Will ' / (Cur CD sotwa \ «7».iKr alu ( yoiihOSTA'KS fauV | y/tnjLOfir uvtc?i . . . ------ ;J v u ’'\ 'y ‘. . V TAi.Ii’A, Pin., >I A p p a rc n llv T)Lv. .hwHIsM. fast rri-imr way t< W ith I’e r f d r m t n r o : Pc:f ' Muhctthhcd by e.^ito v; I’rc 'traR i o f M> n fcoy^d-up nailery, ((tlrt Few \V cd! h i,lr ,,'vatf'5 profesqiunal -------I ricn, Johnqy F a rra r nnd BahSy £* Jan. 21).—1The rest. iCiuik haul., added nm thcr victory r*navo Ntirmi brat n i t , th.rtr rti winter ;t*g» *?onJay on th e ’triumph |„ taftlcy by d .rhanto.-n Jinn went V ...., • r sat a n l Lc<» D k . « itfternocn worko it * ■“ •n1 holes. KarrolTk j «>r n birdie fo u r! The match was * tho third one for t h r two star a ; y/ho ore wintering in Tamim, Abof , Hltthoil nmi George Duncan n n d 1 ;Jn u Parnca and Freddie Mctfccd j having fallen befern them. yN o Rgsm.T3.gg quit tpoav . Tl*e match today, ns the ucore of three extra holes in lirntr.s, was by IJar the most gruelling the victor i have played hero todatc? -Au f o r ! ‘ . , ................ the gallery, which traveled here 1#r,°und; t K,l,rnr n ,«"*! Dicg( from all parts of Soutli Florida l.llM,il” fjra!* v‘nf1 lusuftljlbht the match apparently was the miV-it Ilmt . thc‘.r ^PP°««wir< «h cxcitir.g any of the individuals had I |a“.c tcrmfoaT lcnm v/ork 11 victory. fn the afternoon, how. ever, Diegcl look n 75, tho highest ,o f the four for tlio .flnnl round, A t the end of tho morning round, S.trazcn and IJicrcl Ware 2 up. They flood 2 up a t tin end of the find n*ne holes In tho afternoon round, but the strain told and the victors nosed their way to tho front for Tn c 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/. 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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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 20, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/185f0f1edf967404730ea0e2280ce3e3.pdf 2aad041714217860295428392b0710a7 PDF Text Text —-»»i ■* ypwr pi JW rJa In extreme . . . ____ , Tuesday fair: M q frta tr and >oath winds. ~ j ASSOCIATED DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1925. man9LEADERSW ORKSanford Golf Club Holds K L g A I ■ .MB Tt Bandit Is in Prison *tol Battle Officers "* ~ ■” ■ ■nHim None of Regular Appropria­ tion Bills Yet Disposed of, Progress Is Blocked Tempora inta Pen NoMeasure of Greatlmport- rlly By the Lack of Appoint­ ance Has Yet Run ItsCourse ment of Friendly Conferees WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. — Congress at the half way point of this session finds Itself ctlll en­ gulfed in a mass of legislative JS, Jan: 19.— business that must bo disposed of .1, the leading before Mai. 4. Not one of the regular appro­ Ire of criminal priation bills yet has been sent to Notorious over tho president. In fact no measure as lodged in of outstanding importance has awaiting ar- run the course of the legislative the United machine. leaders are satisfied, however lion who will with the progress made, having return him contended all along that the fore­ Jnitcntiary in part of the cession! would have to lh he escaped on bo devoted to preliminaries. They Ition wide search are confident that the supply bill ploits, according will reach the \Yilite House well in advance of adjournment, but they cale from petty still are dubious as to the fnte of million, four Muscle Shoals, postal pay and ill robbery was rate incrense, farm aid and oth­ Sunday at Mun- er legislation. During this week the cenate |ie was captured will divide its attention between stol light, tho Isle of Fines treuty and the it police head* navnl appropriation bill, with a 1admitted his fair prospect that a vote will be han that would haif on each before Saturday. Two More Appropriations When search The program in the house is for be in posses- disposition of two additional apof nitroglycer- ircpriation measures, one for the 1,963 in cash. ndependent offices, and the other Keen to Indlunap- covering the department of state, ft under guard Justice, commerce and labor. Ex­ ned over to fed- cept for a possible second defici­ ency and the regulur bills for the legislative establishment and the snted an an es- District of Columbia, this will om the Atlanta clear tho calendar of supply mea­ re he was serving sures. irticiputlan in the Three of tho regulur bills have ►y of a mail wag- reached tho conference stage, hut n October, 1021. the senate still is to act on the van sought in con- budgets for the navy and the arm y killing of a de­ in uddition to tho other five that ll. at. New Britain, are yet to bo sent to it from the [and another njan h'otiEO. One appropriation .m ensVe been surprised sure, the first deficiency, has been wing a safe, ped front Atlanta sent to the White House. The chief point of difference Murch, 1023, but now between the house and senate While In a hospiLeaders are t., recovering from is Muscle Shoals. when recaptured trying to iron these out beforo attempt, he again sending the Underwood privnte 4, 1023. He has leasing bill to conference. Even pely since then in if Uicy reach an agreement, the legislation still huvo hard sledding ‘been suspected of as senate opponents have indicat­ re his escape. The ed an intention of renewing their [the opinion that he fight when the roference report fith the daring (lay- comes in with a view to prevent­ par Greenwich Vil- ing final action at this session. ten armed bandits Tho postal pay and rate raise Inis truck nml seiz- bill will become the special order I watches valued at of the senate for next Thursday, with a general ussnult on the rate non, N. Y., notice- provision threatened. Many [shot and robbed of amendments will be proposed and |n bundlt on Dec. 0, a protracted fight appears to be identifled the rob- in prospect before the bill can be pgruphs at police advanced to a point for house con­ Chapman. sideration. Aside from the Isle of Fines tidianapqlis Jail treuty, other questions touching ■I.IS, Ind.t>Jan. 10.— foreign relations will engage the |n , notorious bandit, attention of the senate. Senator to have played a Johnson (It), California, will press pi many startling from early action on his resolu­ the eountry, was calling for a copy of the Sunday night from tion concerning payments of where he was cap- agreement American claims nut of German I detectives after ul- reparation allotments. He and loot and kill one of other of the irreconciluhies are preparing to go very thoroughly |ll be arraigned beStates commission- into the question of whether this py. Steps probably agreement does in fact take the ^r his immediate rc- American government into the re­ Perul penitentiary at parations settlement question. American ndherence to t h o which he escaped I a twenty-llve-year world court also is to come to the krticipating in a two- front with consideration bv the mail robbery In New foreign relations committee ut its to fedttral officers meeting Wednesday. Senator Shipstead, of Minnesota, tho one Far­ mer-Labor member of that body, has given notice that unless pro­ Will Vote ponents take steps to obtain ear­ senate action he will offer a iibition Issue lyformal motion to that end al­ though opposing the world court kn. 19.—A clash bo­ ld Kirunn and the plant. ptte .Semite over a |en of the govern- 60-Year-OId Bad Man 1traffic control law; T’Us temperance or- Jailed After Rampage omider insisting upRICHMOND, I nil., Jun. 17. — hm to the people, [possible because the John Atkins, CO years old. u far­ Institution gives the mer, wlio a few weeks ago went ht of referendum in oil u rampage ufter drinking n recalling legislation. quantity of horse linament, shoot­ [ arose over a clause ing and wounding u neighbor and shotr, which Hell 11- attempting t burn down the lat­ nothing else on the ter's house, was taken in custody • The I)ail defeated again last night after bombarding | a substantial major­ police headquarters with u revolv­ iz in g continuance of er and shotgun shots. Atkins, according to information 7 u*re or less general having liquor sold to officiait, declared hU intention ores which also sell of "getting’' the officers who a r­ • agricultural imple- rested him following hU first *•|nietiinea emigration capade, and sot out from his home in an automobile with a shotgun, declared the cost of revolver nnd a plentiful supply of °ver the country ammunition. He circled nbout the police ataIt 125,000,000 but the red that the " wjU” l tion firing into the building until Dail. Later, howev- he finally lost control of lii.s ma­ reinstated the clause ! chine and crashed into a telephone thu body has no real j pole. As he crawled from the ttion in opposing the wreckage he was placed under ur& to hold up the bill rest. No one was hit by bis bul­ riod of 270 days. lets. WASHINGTON; Jan. 19.—Leaders of the house and senato were engaged over the week enJ in an endeavor to devise a plan to start the Underwood Muccle Shoals bill on its way toward a final vote. Progress of the measure is block­ ed temporarily by the inability of senate leaders to get) an agreement between opponents of the measure to permit the appointment of con­ ferees friendly to the legislation. . If the usual practice of appoint­ ing conferees is adopted, all of the senate conferees would Include sen­ ators who voted against the bill. To get supporters of the bill as sen­ ate representative In conference the leaders are faced with the necessity of violating a custom which has prevailed over a long period of years. Action Expected This Week Some ntep is expected this week to get the bill off the speaker’s ta ­ ble, where it has rested for sever­ al duys. The bill either can be sent direct to conference or referred to the house military committee. Managers of the measure declare emphatically that the bill will not be sent strulght to conference if hostile conferees are to hundle it. They point out that sinco the house passed u bill to lease the property to Henry Ford, who since hns with­ drawn has bid, it would he the Un­ derwood bill against the blue sky in conference. Tho conferees would be free to report out any kind of bill they chose. They even could send out u government operating * tncasuro similar to tho Norris bill, which war rejected by the senato. Sup­ porters of the Underwood bill de­ clare this is more than u possibility sinco Scnutor Norris, Republican, Nebrasku, who as chairman of the senate agriculture committee, In the ordinury course "would *bo the head of the senate conferees. Can Be Overcome This contingency enn bo over­ come, the leaders claim, by referr­ ing (ho Underwood hill to the com­ mittee. If the committee reported the hill, it probably would come out with modifications. Adoption of the amended hill by the house would send the measure to confer­ ence with the conferees restricted to adjustment only of differences between the senate and house. Opponents of the bill, led by Scnutor Norris and adherents of the progressive group in the sen­ ate with tlie support of some Democrath have declared their inten­ tions of fighting progress of the measure step by step. They plan to oppose the move to deviate from the usual custom o appointing conferees and shouU.il the hill he reported out of confer­ ence nnd presented to the senate for final passage, they are prepared to launch another uttacic on the leg­ islation. F I Meeting At Country Club SH0A1SBHX In Endeavor to Start SENATE IS HALF Confer Underwood’s Muscle Shoal Bill On Its Way Toward a Vote in This Session THROUGH SESSION Final Fihal Action AND STILL BUSY Hope To Come This Week Made in rl923From il Prison • Organisation of the recently launched Sanford Golf club will be perfected Tuesday night at a buffet supper beginning at 7 o’clock a t the Country Club. Flans for a tour­ nament to mark the formal open­ ing of the club will be amqng the main events to receive the consider­ ation of the melting. The club was projected from a meeting held at tho club hobse a week ago Tuesday. Officers and directors were elected and a gen­ eral scheme of activity mapped out. The business to come berora the club' Tuesday night will Include naming committees to assume charge of various phases of the club’s activities. All golf players, enthusiasts and persons who are interested in the game because of It’s beneficial ef­ fect on the progress of the city, are urged to be present by Hol­ land L. Dean, who was elected pres­ ident nt last Tuesday’s ipeeting. An invitation haa been extended to BIG DISCOVERIES CONTINUED RAIN MADECONCERNING CAUSES FURTHER NATURE OF LIGHT RISE IN RIVERS Professor Compton Says Find­ ThreeTrainmenReported Bond ings May Offset Theory of and Property Damage Great Light Wave; Experiments as Result of Floods Front Show Light “Discrete Bits’* Swolen Rivens and Streams CHICAGO, Jnn. 19.—Discoveries concerning the nature of light which may affect the wave theory of radiation were announced Sun­ day by Professor Arthur Compton of the physics department of tho University of Chicago, after a ser­ ies of experiments which showed thut light consists of “discrete bits’’ each proceeding in a definite di­ rection. The professor photographed the tracks of electrons ejected from air by X-rays. The angles and velocities were meusured and found to agree with the Quantum theory, a revival of Newton’s old view that light consists of minuta streams of particles. Professor Compton said his experiments were difficult to reconcile with the wave theory, upon which rests tho basic work in­ volved in the X-ray and radio transmission. “We found that the wavo length of the sputtered X-rays were whnt they should be if a Quantum of rndiution bounced from un electron, he said, “Just as one billiard hull bounces from another.’’ He said that while the wave theory prob­ ably will stund until another is found capable of explaining the things it has so well interpreted, "it is unable in its present form to account for the results of our experiments.’’ Einstein's supposition that light particles or “Quanta,’’ hnd a mo­ mentum and energy inversely pro­ portional to what has been culled the wave-length of the light, Pro­ fessor Compton said, “predicted us accurately, us we could meusure, the chunge of wuve-lcngth observed when the X-ruys were scattered by a piece of carbon or pnrnlln." “The new ideas of the nature of light,” he said, "if they were right would mean Hint whenever u light particle is reflected it would givu a bump to the electron which thunged its path. For visible light a calculation showed that the imp u b i thus given to an electron would probably be too small to knock the electron out of the atom in which it happened to be. But for X-rays the momentum of the quantum should be some ten thous­ and times as great and should be enough to knock an electron cleur PITTSBURGH, Fa., Jan. 19. — out of its atom and shoot it through Pelieving their long search was the surrounding air.” ended, Charles E. anil George McRISE IN WAGES Millen, of Iiridgeville, a suburb, left Sunday night for Bav Shore, CHICAGO. Jan. 19.-T h e Rail­ N. Y., with tho expectation of find­ road Labor Board’s decision Mon­ ing that the body of a beach cumber day granting an increase in wages buried there Saturday in Foters of approximately $3,750,000' to clerical service employes of 43 rail­ field under tho name of Andrew roads in all sections of the country. MacMillan was that of their broth­ The employes affected do not in­ er, Andrew* S. McMillen, a plaster­ clude those clerical service em­ ing contractor, who disappeared ployes taken cure of by the de­ cision of a year ago. from his home seven years ago. The McMillen brothers planned DIRECT CABLE TO SPAIN on their urrivul at Bay Shore to consult the coroner and check the NEW YORK, Jun. 19.—President description of the bcuch comber with that of Andrew McMillen, pre­ Coolidge, anil King Alfonzo ex­ liminary to asking thut the body be changed greetings Monday in the exhumed for identification, if it first' messages sent over the new proved to he the body of their Western Union high speed cubic brother they planned returning it which has established a direct line between the United States and to Pittsburgh for burial. No reply has been received Sun­ Spain. day night from the Bay Shore au­ thorities in uriswcr to the inquiry and description Charles E. McMil­ len rent last week when he read that u beach comber with a simi­ lar name and a former resident, of Pittsburgh had ended his lifu on Fire Island. The trip, however, At noon Monday Sanford saw i was decided upon when press dis­ million pair of legs in action. No, patches were received that authori­ ties there hud declared ’.he descrip­ HE, for he it is, is the one person tion of Andrew McMillen approxi­ who travels on foot and.gives the mated that of the dead man. automobiles the Ha, Hu, in the mut­ Charles E. McMillan said, his ter of speed. He, Homer L. Holt, brother had suffered constant and is a roller skater extraordinary and intense pain after operations for graduated on to his tricky mounts rumovul of gull stones and one kid­ from the stiring slopes of Alaska. ney, nnd that he beliuven his phyHolt plan* to give the natives of ical condition had caused him to Sanford the exhibition o f their become mentally unbalanced, ro- young lives. He declares that he suiting in his disappearance. can attain the speed of 72 miles Andrew McMillen was a member an hour and that nis ordinary speed of several Masonic organizations in traveling ie about 40 miles an and of the E)ks lodge. hour. Later he may appear on the Think Mystery Of Missing Man Has Been Solved Now women golfers particularly as it is planned to include in the completed organisation a woman’s department and to arrange tournaments for women participants. The Sanford Chamber of Com­ merce will provide a trophy for tho winner in the proponed tournament the date for which is to be deter­ mined Tuesday night. It Is also planned to hold a women's tourna­ ment but whether or not it will be held a t the same time is yet undecided. Mr. Dean has requested that ev­ eryone who enn possibly do so be a t the meeting. The successful (wganlzation and functioning of tho club, Mr. Dean believes, will prove of inestimable value to the city. Among the dutiec of the club, it Is pointed out, is to bring to San­ ford specinl attractions in tho form of nationally known players, and to nrrange tourneys in which both local and outside players will bo featured. ATLANTA, Jnn. 13.—Rain is continui^ to fall in half n dozen southern states this morning, riv­ ers are reported steadily rising, and great property damage is ex­ pected to follow over n wide area. No additional deaths were record­ ed today the list standing nt 3 unknown killed and 2 probably lost. Three trainmen killed. Engin­ eer C. L. Dunham, ynrdmaster T. F. Chester met death when n southern railway passenger train broke through a weakened tresle near Selma, Ala. Engineer V. F. Hnrtaell .was killed when a Nash­ ville, Chattanooga nnd St. Louis passenger train struck slide six miles from Curterville, Gn. Hope was abandoned at Albany, Ga., for the safety of Asa nnd Will Tift, brothers who failed to re­ tu rn Saturday from a bouting ex­ lint river. Georgin and Alabama are bcaring.tho brunt of the flood waters although nn almost unprecedented rise is re­ ported in other states. Wenther forecasts this morning indicute continued ruin. Higher flood levels are pre­ dicted with one voice in this sec­ tion. Trains are generally being re-routed, motor traffic is nlmost ut n standstill in territory most vitaly affected by the excessive rainfall, Florida tourists trains are reported either held up or routed elsewhere. WASHINGTON, Jnn. 19. — Southern States, suffering from nn over abundance of rain und extra­ ordinary high waters in river and streams, and generally scheduled for continued ruins tonight, accord­ ing to weather liureau forecast to­ day. Florida says the forecast will he e fair weather in central nnd south portions but rain is pro­ bable in north nnd imrthwpit sec­ tions tonight. North Carolina and Virginia both reporting swollen streams, are also due ruin tor ight und Tuesday as ure also Tennessee and Kentucky. MACON, Jan. 19.—All high wa­ ter murkn were eclipsed by a wide margin with tributary streams continuing to pour incessant floods. The Ocniul"*.*e river is assuming proportions classed dungerous to life nnd property by reliable en­ gineers this morning, <h u direct result of the acute situation trans­ portation from Mncon to points south was practically abandoned, us tbo fourth day of steady rain began only one trunk line rail­ road is open to northbound trnrnportation. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. TROTSKYFIRED FROMSOVIETS Six U. S. Destroyers Leave For Shanghai H U Warned That Continued DIs­ obedience Will Cause His Being Expelled From Polit­ ical nnd Executive Hoard* I MANILA, Jan. 19. — Six United States destroyers, com­ prising Division N um ber'' 45, •left here Monday for Shang­ hai where factional leaders are contesting for the (faxestion of that city. With the ar­ rival of ships clearing Monday, the American navy will have 12 destroyers off Shanghai. Tell graph wires have been rut nnd Chinese telegraph com­ panies nro not accepting incsrsgez Views Dangerous To Communists Drive Is Closed A t 11 O’clock When gmafl Amount Remaining PledgedByDirectors LOCAL CHAMBER Will SellLand Lots Trotsky Denies He Favors Revising Leninism or lie* GIVES DINNER FOR At Hotel Site Soon littiing Rolfc of Leninc Engineer States HARBORS BOARD CityPlans fpr Paving: o f MOSCOW, Jnn. 19.—Leon Trot­ sky will not he permitted to re­ main on the Soviet war council and he is warned that p continu­ ance of disobedience will culnriinuto In his being expelled from the political bureau aod the Soviet ex­ ecutive committee. These facts were contained in a semi-official communication issu­ ed here Sundny. Make Threats. The roninrunocation says that nt n plenary meeting of the execu­ tive enmmitte nnd control com­ mission of the Communist pnity held on Friday it was decided, al­ most unanimously, first, to invite Trotzky to submit effectively to party discipline; second, Hint his retention on tire war council must he regarded as impossible, nnd, third, that tho question of the fur­ ther employment of Trotzky on the executive committee be post­ poned until tho next party con­ gress, with n wanting that his continued disobedience would entnil his removal from the potiticai bureau and tho executive com­ mittee. Acconling to tho communica­ tion, Trotzky wrote to the com­ mittee regreeting his inuhility, owing to his illness, to attend its session, nnd declaring thut he had kept silence in order to spnrc the communist purty. He vigorously denied ho favored reviling Lenin­ ism or that he belittled the role of I-cnino. Trutzkyism Ended. Trotzky added that he himself regarded "Trotzkysim" as ended politically and said he hnd not foreseen that his book on the rev­ olution would bo made uso of on tho political platform. Regarding the accusations against him of lack of discipline, Trotzky wrote; "I replied emphatically that I nm reudy for any task, in my post or outside any post und under any iiintrol imposed by my purty. It Ih useless to eniphnsiZc, that after recent discussion,i, our cause nec­ essitates that I should he relieved of my post of president of the revolutionary wur.council." The resolution adopted by the commission dcclarhs thut Trotsky's niiti-I.ininist views regarding the peasants constituted u specinl dan­ ger to the Communist party, ns his attitude hud undermined the confidence of the peasant in the Soviet policy. Further, the reso­ lution observes thut Trotzky’s let­ ter, while giving nn undertaking to perform any task assigned to him, fails to udinit his errors aod maintains his aiiti-luilshevik a tti­ tude, thus milking his submission n pure formality. Hundreds Throng New Realty Office In Opening Event Celebrating the opening of its new office on First Street nt the foot of Mugnolia Avenue, tho Bodwell Realty Company was host Monduy morning to u constant ia tic a ili o f v id lt o i d w h o file d t h r o u g h the office beginning about 10::iU o’clock when the doors were thrown open. During the first hour more than 400 persons passed through the office. Virtually every feature of the office, whicli is one of the most und unique in the state, BIRMINGHAM, Jan. 19.—With striking brought forth fuverable comment a rain falling steadily today over from the visitors. Special atten­ much of northern Alubamu und tion wus focused un a huge puintswollen streams nlready having ing of tho “Future Sanford” which cost two jives und property loss wus on display in the front part of running into thousands of dollars tho office. a continue rise for severul hours Cigars und other tokens were is expected. Two trainmen met presented to those who visited the death late yesterdny, when n office. An uttructlvc pamphlet, con­ southern railway train was wreck­ taining illustrations of “ Dream­ ed on account of high water neur world”, a large now subdivision Fremont. that is being developed by the Bodwell Realty Company, and several reproductions of pictures of Sunford buildings, were distributed uniong the visitors. The contrasting decorations of tho office appeared to receive the endorseniont of u!l callers. The front of the building is in a tea stage ut the Milano theater. The valuation placed on the nod- garden effect, done in nruugo, black ul extremities of the ukater is a [und other vivid colors. Individuals cool million, thus lifting him above offices are in striking combinations the class of Ziegfield’s celebrated und at the rear of the building is collection of beauties. He carries u palm garden walled by lattice work. u $1,000,000 insurance policy. One of the Ilolt’s favorite stunts is to skate on the roofs of tall TRIBUTE PAID TO LKE buildings. He seems to make a WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. — Obhobby of climbing, in fact, number­ ing among his reconls an ascent rerving the birthday anniversary of Pikes Peak in three jours and toduy of General It. E. Lee, the 36 minutes. He declare! he has house paUsed a few minutes to hear ridden from New York to Han Representative Steadmun, Demo­ Francisco in 133 hours of actual crat, North Curolinu, deliver a brief slutting time, tribute to General Lee. Skating Speed Demon Holds Sway On Sanford Streets Monday Afternoon ..NUMBER 14* _-L-2__ ■ Govern ntent Engineers AreMet FirstStreetComplete In Daytona and Brought to Snnford in Busses; Endorse The project of building a nil Proposed Improvements thoroughly modern tourist ho­ tel in Sanford became asnured Members of the board of eng­ Saturday night shortly before ineers of rivers and harbors, who 11 o’clock when a small are touring Florida, were guests amount of stock of the San­ of the Sanford Chamber of Com­ ford Hotel-Realty company re­ merce at n dinner Sunday night at maining unsubscribed for was the County Club. Prior to the din­ taken over by the board of di­ ner members of the board were rectors and it's sale guaran­ Bhown the various points of en­ gineering interest in the county af­ ter they hnd been brought by bus from Daytona. The visitors were welcomed to Sanford by Mayor Forrest I.nke nnd A. I*. Connelly, chairman of the chamber committee on inland waterways. The welcome was nnrwered in behulf of tho board l>y Brig. Gen. Edgar Jadwin, assisttaut chief of engineers and senior member of the board. Speaking of Sanford nnd of the state generally, General Jadwin declared that he wus greatly im­ pressed with the growth shown here. He declared that all im­ provements sought by the state were not only well within renson but were nctunlly needed. He pledged the aid of tho Imard of engineers so fur ns possible in securing the improvements asked. At the conclusion of the dinner the visitors boarded nn engineer­ ing (Upnrtmunt Isiut at tha Clyde Line Pier for Jacksonville. They were accompanied by Mayor Lake, A. P. Connelly and It. W. Pcnrmun, secretary of the chamber of conwctfi', who will Icqvo tho boat ut PalaUa. Tho engineers evinced particu­ lar interest in the project of hulk­ heading Lake Monroe, which al­ ready has the approval of tho war department. Thu sub irrigation system of the celery fields nbout tin* city drew n considerable share of interest while other points were shown to the hoard. (her. however wouldetaoinununnu These composing the hoard are: Col. Spencer Cosby, Great Luke Division; Col. John C. Oaken, South eastern Division; Col. Frank C. Beggs, Philadelphia District: Lt. Col. J. II. Mattery, New York Di­ vision; Lt. Col. Gilbert,, A. Youngberg. Jack! onville District; Sin j. Guidon it. Young, Washington, D C.; Major IL W. Holdis, executive secretary of the hoard; Cnpt. F. G. Chambers, U. S. Navy, specialist on terminal facilities; II. II. Rich­ ardson, vice president for Ploriiln of tl • National Rivers and Ilnrbors congress, and \V. F. Coachman, di­ rector of the Florida State Develop, incut hoard. Members of the local chamber who had charge of arrangements for tlie visitors entertainment wore; A. P. Connelly, chairman; J. tl. Ball, It. .1. Iloily. F. T. Williams, E. A. Douglas, Forrest Lake, W. A. Lcffler, u . W. Knight and S. O. Chase. Though not members of tho en­ gineers party there were present at thu dinner Sunday night S. J. Shell, president of the Waterways Trufik League; W. T. Bland, of Orlando, vice-president of the organization; I*. A. Vans Agpqw, Winter Park, and H. M. de Montmolin, of Palat* kn. New Loan Office To Serve Both Sanford And Orlando Opened Under the management of G. L. Bryson, n branch office of thu Baldwin Mortgage Company, with muin office in Miami, has been opened in Orlardo, it was announc­ ed Monday. Though the office is located in Orlando, officials of the company plan to serve Sanford and every effort will he made to ren­ der attractive to Sanford business men tho Orlando office. The nrgunizution is planning to niako loans on both residence and business property in Sanford. Na­ tionwide insurance cumpc lies ore represented by the corporation nnd consequently a virtually unlimited umount of funds is available. Sir. Bryson declared that his organiza­ tion has great fuith in the future of Sanford *nnd is anticipating pleasant business relations here. Tho Baldwin Mortgage company has, in addition to the Orlando of­ fice u brunch in West Palm Bruch where it has become u factor in the development of the city. teed. This amount has already been spoken for by would be sub­ scribers who, for various reasons’ were unable to complete negotlalions before the sale closed and will he allowed to make the pur­ chase of the /emnininir amount. With the building of the $500,­ 000 hotel assured, Harry T. Bodwell announced that work is now going forward rupidly that will cnublu the Hotel-Kealty company to plnce on sale thu building Iota that nro n part of it’s holdings. Every effort is being made, it is said, to get this department of the company on nn active basis as Boon as possible. Mr. Bodwcll pointed to nn an­ nouncement by City Engineer Fred T. Williams to the effect that lilann for tho paving of F irst Street extension from Sanford Avenue to Mellonvillo Avenue are practically completed. According to Mr. Williams' announcement the width of the pnvlng on thin street will |>o 52 feet from Sanford Ave­ nue to u point past the hotel one block. Tho width of tho continua­ tion of tho uvenuc beyond the. hotel hns not been decided, it is said. company hns been in touch with some of the best known hotal men in the country and that th© build­ ing when completed will be sec­ ond to none in Florida. Mr. Bodwell. however, would not go Into detail regarding the construction of the building, declaring that fu r­ ther details were not ready for publication but they would bo di­ vulged ns soon ns is compatible with tho best interests of tho city and the ilotel-Reulty Company. Mr. Bodwcll, speaking in behalf of the directors of the company, thanked the people of Sanford for what was termed their excellent co-operation in making the hotel plan a success. He declared that the directors were highly pleased with the success of the stock is­ sue, nnd the co-operation of the Buh.Hcriburs is taken an un imlica« tion of the public spirit of Sanford d lp tn n and their desire for tho program of the city. Governor WiTl Open l’olk County Festival WINTER HAVEN, Jon. 1 9 - ­ Governor Martin has occupied an invitation to eomu to Winter Haven nnd open the Folk County Festiv­ al on January 28, according to informaHon received here. The gov­ ernor will he In this section for a trip over the newly-constructed Florida Northern and Wedtern railroad. The Orange Festival will b« the second of ita kind held lirre. The* first was staffed Junuary 22-24 Inst year. Ji FIND NEW CEDARS BRADENTON, Jan. 19-Tw o new species of cedar have been discovered near Bristol in Liberty county by Dr. J. K. Small, curator ot the New York Botanical Gard­ ens according to a statement Dr. Small made here while on one of his recent yearly visits to Florida. Iheso cedars, Dr. Small stated, ure unknown in any other part of thu world, even their nearest relatives being, he says in such remote pta. ces as California and Japan. MEET TO END WAR / WASHINGTON. Jan. 19. - I0fluences at home and abroad which tend to arouse a war spirit were Classified and condemned Monday in the opening session here in tho conference on the cause and cutu ot war called by ruprsentatives of a number of national organizations. LOW TEMPERATURE 4 FT. FAIRFIELD, Me, Jan. 1 9 ._ Temperature of 5d below zero was recorded here this morning. MARKET,. New York and London bankers nro planning u "marriage of fi­ CHICAGO, Jan. 19_Wheat* nance'’ through closer money re­ May, 1.88* to 1.90; July 1.84* lations. Brother words, & golden to 1.65; Com: .Vav, 1.35} IQ wedding. 1.30i Oats: May, GtjVi to 60!h, * �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17* 1925. Freshmim Cabinet democratic D elegates Shook At State College Slow B u t M ighty W icked Feet i • ----- ■■tt.'-t For WomenNamed 0 •V M - L J - CRNI.* -— ----------- ,i ■■ ■ - -------- --------encircled the-group, finding scats Pullman, Jacksonville o r standing room on the terrace. ' Cullen, Ocala Ilughctta Led by Elisabeth Aiken, of Pen- Evqns, Lakeland; Nina Louise aaocla, presldbnt of the Y. M. C. A., Byrd, Jacksonville; Ruth Millbr, the retiring Y. M. C. A. cabinet, also dressed in white, appeared in Orlando; Ann Page, Jacksonville; single file' fretn Bryan hall, each Kathryn Carlin, Miami; Dorothy younk woman ‘advancing to find Grumbles,-Duimcllon; Mary Caro­ and "tap" her special charge among lyn Logan, Ocala; Lillian Hyde, the freshmen assembled. The chosVn members, in turti, formed a Jacksonville; Marv Ruth Murray, group, taking thdvnledgo of loyal­ Miami; Maxino,McClearen, Thomty as administered bj*. Miss Aiken. asvllle, Go.; Annie Houston, Talla­ Members of the cabinet “tapped hassee, and Evelyn Space, Lakefo rth o term 1025-28 hre: Margaret land. The chairman of the cabinet will Cohslgny, Leesburg4; Dempsey Creary, Gainesvilld; Kathleen be ehosen by d vote of that body. Weaver, Perry; M argaret Hatch, Heretofore, tho chalrmari has been Dunedin; Irish Epperson, Starke; “tapped.” • Young Britons Leave Pleasure For Business LONDON, Jan. 17. — London hostesses are complaining that young inne and Women are taking iifo too seriously and that thpy are not as easily available for merry week-end parties as they were be­ cause they usually have responsi­ ble engagements-to fulfill. Eligible bachelors who once could always ,bo relied upon to contribute to week-end festivities, now frequently refuse such invita­ tions on the pica of business, ac­ cording to the hostesses, who as- 1'fjr r, ■ E rn ie G olden, M u sical Director, Finds Visitors Full of Sentiment Wc*£* with convention visitors. *!£y npplnuded more heartily than New Yorkers, but I noticed that some of them dropped out before tho dances were over, al­ most ns if they were winded. To this rninuto I don’t know whether V'®* .u ar *,*• or. whether it was just that they thought moro sen­ timent could be expressed by Blow ; No delegates to the Democratic convention were heard to ndmit that NeW York was too speedy for them, but according to Ernio jpiden, director of the orchestra « M h* f*mous McAlpin Hotel, f t *y hatj ,pt least to have their ounces slowed up! the thing,” J lr. Golden relates, "but I re­ ceived hundreds of requests to Wow- down the tempo of tho music. I was playing at tho rato S E T . - ’iS f" V,emantJ. which is a P « tty good clip,-and tho floors were covered during most of two Is Pidled From Bayl Bank Of England To Build New Home Of On Disorder Charge Most Modern Design ST. AUGUSTINE, Jnn. 17. -rShortly after 11 o’clock Inst night a young white man, who gnvo the name of C. Honnlg, was rescued from Mantnnzns Bay after having either fallen or thrown himself from the seawall in front of the Monron Hotel. Witnesses are of the opinion that he jumped lato the B*y* At tho time Robert I,. Ma­ son, Clyde Morgan and George hmall were passing in a enr when Mr. Morgan, who was driving, saw the man approach the seawall. Mor­ gan stopped the car and Muson started toward the man, hut before ho could reach tho seawall, Honnlg hqd gone overboard. Mason went In after him and brought him out, which nrtifletnl respiration methods were employed In an effort uyw ing the man bnck to conscious, pesa. He was obviously under the influence of liquor, witnesses suid After some or the water hud been removed from the man's lung . he LONDON, Jan. 17.—Work of demolishing the buildings of the lmnk of England, which has ex­ isted for 2.10 ye.no ns tho “old lady of T'.roai'.|..edle Street,” to innko way for the construction, ex­ pected to take from five to ten years, of modern accomodations for the bank, has begun and, it is expected, n start on the new foun­ dations will bo made later in Jan ­ uary. lhe now buildings will extend three stories below the street and nine above, rising to a height of 1UU fet‘t, the two top stories bci[ig set back from tho street. Very bttle of tho structure, however, will be seen from the street since t will he built behind the old •auk wall Which will be retained intact. I ho buildings will be of steel frame construction with u stone facing. Caro has been taken in the drawing of tho plans to preserve ns many of the old features of the mink as arc compatible with mod­ ern requirements. ACCOM M ODATE hearing Saturday, but his clothes I German Musicians Having Hard T dan. 17— The Berlin philharmonic orchestra is having a hard winter. The public is not patronizing it. If n singer de«ifcs tho support of the orchestra In a concert ho has to pay the or­ ganization 81,000, and in .addition meet the expenses o f hall rent and advertising. The box office receipts, even with soloists of J Undint?, havo not infrequently ALEUM , JBH8 , ------ - Dec. 17.—More than 8250,000 was advanced durJjJIT lhe month of October by the Zionist Organisation to settlers in •10 odd cooperative and individual holders' units founded by the Pal­ estine Zionist Executive. It ia explained that this large outlay for tho Zionist settlements occurs at tho Iwginnlng of tho agricultural season every year. folk* forget that the kid­ like the howvln, sometime* get sluggish and clogged and need a flushing occasionally, else we nuve iHickacliu and dull misery in the Kidney region, severe head* aches, rheumatic twinges, torpidd liver, acid stomach, sleepless and all sorts of bladder disorders. You simply must keep your kid­ neys active and clean and the moment you feel an ache, or pain in the kidney region begin drink­ ing lots of water. Also get about four ounces of Jad .Suits from any good drug store here, take a ta b ­ lespoonful in a glass of water be­ fore breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then net fine Ims famous salts is made from the mud of grapes and lemon juice combined with lithiu, and it i„. tended to flush clogged kidneys find help stimulate the into activ. , . n*so helps neutralize the adds m the urine so they no long­ er irritate, thus helping to relieve bladder disorders. -lad Salts la inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent iithiawia drink Which everybody fhouid take now and then to help keep their kimiij* clean. A well-known local druggist rays ho sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe In trying to cor­ rect kidney trouble while it is only trouhlc. By all means have your physician examine your kidneys ot IcObt twice u year* TO Promoters of Sanford’s Finest Subdivision •*rt there is no \ *otlon often m«d< men of the oldei modern youth U < •ible and lives onl Girls whose ml, concerned mainly dresses now take lous things. Ma, following politic, n?n^ d, CnLhUsi*«" O f girls keep po| have albums of members of Pa^i the former colie. fra p h i and phot looking actors. �S itu r — — i n •i • >> V ••i »* ' *1 1 * .1. i ♦ • #•* • ft 1 j D on’t Fail to D rive Out T oday 1 S ee Our B eautiful Subdivision »* 1. * lie Ill .11 4*1 ii ■ • ’ »< " * ,•A ’ .11* V ' -I The Best Buy in Sanford Property 1> 1) • l ' * f N ew R o u te to E a st S a n fo r d N ear th e O rlando R oad 1 *• I 1 » " u tw 4i ■ i • t • 1l i X. ... QUICK PROFITS •* •• * SPEND IT WHILE YOU LIVE Buy and Sell and T urn you R ealty deals in a subdivision th a t gives you fast money, where you reap profits in cash th a t you can spend this season. f Oak Hill is surrounded by developm ents th a t will double and triple property valuations. * ■ IMPROVEMENTS Paving of Geneva and Mellonville Avenues wide thoroughfares throughout subdivision; gas, w ater, electric lights, phone service and palm trees are only a few of the attractiv e featu res of th is su­ burban property. We challange comparison. See Oak Hill Today * •• t 4 . - ' The Suburb of Opportunity I 1 I J 1 a N. H. GARNER, Developer VAST GOLD SUMS LOST YEARLY IN FARAWAY LANDS 112 P ark Avenue meanwhile, varies, fluctuating with was $00,292,245, of wLch $40,013,WOS—Jefferson City (440.9) KGW—Portland Oregonian (492) Berlin Amusement price levels. An ounce of gold 175 was new niateriul. Radio Program *681 7:15 features; 7:45 address; 8:30 j 10 agricultural lecture; 10:30 con­ Places Overcrowded economists compute, purchases The Far East and Africa arc lecture. cert; 12 orchestra. perhaps CO per cent ns much now us held responsible for the disappear­ WDAF—Kansas City Star (411) WKAQ—Porto Rico (360) 7 or­ BERLIN, Jan. 19—There are to­ befere the war. Mine costs, in ance of much of the world’s gold. WSB—Atlanta Journal (429) 8 0-7 School of the Air; 11:45 Night- chestra talk, violinist. consequences, could not be realized India is called a 'great sink for day so many places of amusement orchestra; 10:45 Radiowls. hawks. WOAI—San Antonin (394.5) 8:30 on many lower-grade workings and the precious metal," und in the lust in the German capital that they KFDM—Beaumont (300) H con­ KHJ—Los Angeles Times (395) entertainers, trio; 9:30 orchestra. *+* t _____ many huv«* shut down. liulf century it is estimated to interfere with each others’ busin­ cert. 8 orchestra; 8:30 children; 9:30 KPO—Sun Francisco (423) 6:30 Yet gold the world over contin­ Sea, Savages, Wear Draw Vast ues to come from the earth at a have made uway with at least one ess and but few of them do well WEEI—Boston (303) 0 Sinfon- glee club; 10 feature; 12 orchestra. orchestra; 9 dance; 10 program; ' AmountsOfWorld’HPreciouH rate estimated in 1923 ut ubout ami one-half billion dollars in financially. Mont marked in re­ ians; 7 musicale; 8 Eveready hour; WHAS— Louisville Times (322.4). 11 bass; 12 band. 7:30-9 concert. WGY—Schenectady (380) 6:45 ’ Mentals From Circulation $20,000,000,000 worth a year, gold. Gold is used there in decur- cent years has been the develop­ 9 orchestra. WMC—Memphis Commercial Ap income tux talk; 7 address; 7:16 And Never Make a Return (icld bullion priced ut $2,501,000,- atiun, ornaments and textiles und ment of the opera and the revue. WGR—Buffalo (319) C music; peal (503.9) bedtime; 8:30 harp; army band; 11:20 organ. .i _____ 000 vrus on deposit last year in While before the war Berlin had 8-10 musical. 11 frolic. bourded and buried by owners who KFOA—Seattle (455) 8:45 pro­ the vuults of the U, S. Assay Of­ two operas, it now lias four; while ’-''NEW YORK, Jan. 19—What beWMAQ—Chicago News (447.5) WCCO—Minneapolis - St. Paul gram; 10:30 dance; 12:05 orchestra. fice in Wall Street, which is r e ­ die, in many cases, without reveal­ it boasted of one revue in 1914, tomes of all the gold produced by garded as tho most important 6 organ; 0:30 orchestra; 8 book 0:30 concert. WBZ—Springfield (337) 8:30 six are now competing with each review; 8:20 travel talk; 8:40 talk; (417) CKAC—Montreal (425) 0:30 con­ story writing; 7 hocket game. the mines of the world, U a fre­ clearing station in this country fur ing the location of their caches. other. 8:50 lecture; 9:15 musical. cert; 7:30 studiu; 9:30 orchestra; KSD—St. Louis Post Dispatch quent inquiry, particularly with monetary gold und gold used in This drain is put at several million Not included in the 51 theatres WGN—Chicago Tribune (370) 0 11 frolics. dollars annually. (549.1) 6 concert; 8:16 symphony, fine arts. running today are the movie hous­ organ; 6:30 ensemble, quintet; 8 the growing importance of gold WEAF—New York (492) 0:30 baritone, Jewish program. China is said to be even more At this closely-guarded cross­ es and the cabarets. There were slripmctHs, and the question may be classical; 10 orchestra, juzz. health talk; 7 talk; 7:30 Gold Dust WRC—Washington (409) G mu­ roads from the goldfields to the of a sponge tor gold, while in A f­ hardly any cinemas in Berlin be­ KFW—Chicago (536) 7 concert; twins; 8 Eveready hour; 9 Good­ sic} 0:30 Pan American answered as follows: night, bank vault .the Incoming ulloyed rica the gold paid in wages to fore the w ar; now there arc 330 8 musical; 8:20 speeches; 8:45 rich Rubber Co. band, baritone, violin, Secretary Coinage among civilized nations, gold is melted as much as live of them, supplying for the most muslcul; 10 a t home; 11:05 Apple­ WJZ—New York (455) 0 dogs! Hughes; 9:15 baud. which accounts for about one- times in refining; five to seven Kaffir laborers a t the mines goes part American films. In 1914 the club. 6:15 orchestra; 7 Wall St. Journal fourth of the production; use in assays are made from samples; the with them to their kraals and idea of u cabaret was associated sauce (370) 7 sopra­ review; 7:10 talk; 7:30 choral club, MAH JONGG POPULAR industrial arts; waste, a five-dol- whole weighed and re-weighed, somehow never returns, it is said. with but two institutions, the ‘‘Lin­ no,WEUH—Chicago concert, Riviera Dennis sisters; baritone. IN ROME L&t gold piece, for example, losing checked and re-checked. Trading posts well in the heart of den” and the "Black ('at,’’ Now 11 dance, revue. WJY—New York (405) 7:15 Pan 11-2 per cent in weight after one Platinum is a most valuable by­ the Dark Continent also report a there are (12 of them. W h e n a res­ WLW—Cincinnati (423) 0 con­ American night, army band, ad­ ROME, Jan. 19.—Mah jongg has year's use; hoarding, by which product of the refining at the As­ lively demand for gold coins of taurant has difficulties in main­ instrumental quintet; 10 con­ dress; 9 talk. caught on in the Italian capital millions of dollars are mysterious, say office. As much as 1,500 ounc­ whatever currency. Native elite's, taining itself, it promptly installs cert cert, quartet, trio, dance. WOR—Newark (405) 0 orches­ with a vengeance. At a recent ly swallowed up annually among es of it have been recovered in 12 headmen und even braves covet a cabaret in the hope of attracting WEAR—Cleveland (390) 6:30 tra. tournament to determine the Rdrtmitiv* peoples; and loss, as months, all velvet for the govern­ the shining tokens to lavish upon gueata. bedtime; 7 concert. KGO—Oakland (312) 6 orches; msn champion there were so many ugh fire, shipwreck and sim* ment, und quoted from $250 to $300 their women for coin necklaces Berlin counts also six vaudeville WFAA—Dallas News (472.9) tra 10 dance, address, pianist, po­ entrants that preliminary sessions causes. \ an ounce, worth from $375,000 to and bangles. houses and 11 dance palaces. 8:30 musical; 11 orgun. ems. had to be held, just as in a national ild mining in this country has $450,000. Shipwrecks withdraw an amount WWJ—Detroit News (513) 0 WOAW—Omaha (522.3) 6 Ad­ tennis tournament. fallen off b e e t” c the industry has Cold in bars was bought last of gold that can only be guessed. NEW SAINTS FOR ST. PAUL’S News orchestra. vice to Lovelorn; 0:25 program; 9 Moreover, to see that the famous flmnd it hard to turn a profit ut year from the Assay Office by A- Divers a year ago recovered $30,LONDON, Jan. 19 — The stat WBAP— Ft. Worth S tar Tele­ soprano, instrumental; Chinese game moves in the best t-war prices. The price of gold merican makers of fine art ob- 000,000 in gold bars from the | ues of the apostles adorning the gram (472.9) 7:30 program; 9:30 piunist, 10:15 announced; 10:30 orchestra. circles it is only necessary to read long been fixed by the govern­ jects at a monthly average of $5,- White Star liner Laurentic which sides of St. Paul’s cathedral have musical. WDAR—Philadelphia (395) 6;30 the names of the contestants, in­ ment at 120.67 an ounce. Year in, 000,000 according to one outside was torpedoed off tho coast of Ire­ ! been unable to withstand the rig­ KFKX—Hastings (288.3) 9:30 talk. cluding numerous baronesses with year out, regardless of supply und estimate. The Director of the Mint land during the wur. Wall Street ors of 200 years of London wea­ program. WCAE—Pittsburgh (462) 6:30 hyphenated names, marquises and demand, it remains “pegged at from such data as he had avail­ it:elf bus outfitted several exped­ ther. Tc/lay they are without fea­ KNX—Hollywood (337) 8 music Uncle Knybee; 6:45 address; 7:30 countesses, not to mention many this figure, able, calculated the gold used in itions even now on the high seas tures, qitd are fast crumbling a- 10 features; 12 orchestra; 1 blues concert; 8 Eveready entertainers; men whose names are by-worda in ■1 The purchasing value of gold, industry in tho calendar year 1023 in quest of sunken treasure. singer. 9 orchestra. way. the Italian literary world. C N e w Lot May Supe Present STOCKHOLM, J* neck-and-neck rw* and electricity »* * for railway train* Mi siderably hottsr »* recent extensive t*111 These show that th* bine locomotive 50 per cent less coil ern locomotive wi^ engines, while req twentieth as much a run of 600 mil*1 Runs totaling >nert milen in regular freight service h»»'J( tween Stockholm en* No stops to take *' been necessary, »n<* tion of coal has b^3 half as much as nary engine. Th* tive, which Is the in Swedish engineer, *• is a radical departs iprocating engine. 1 fam iliar piston aw. chanism, together . drive wheels with weights, Ljungatrvi^ wheels which are r° ._ rent of steam pBf blades, the turbine connected by ge*/1 of the drive wheel*- �TOE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, l eik Likes Japanese .Vessel Btiflis at Sea ^ C r o s s - W o r d P u z z le ftOliNEn—Voa’r t IL Twlstnr No. 73. --------Dr J. C, BOYD- - — ■ ■ Wris Fisvcntlftlly Yea * of F in an cial H c -A d ju s tm c n t; I-oans From U . IS. H elp In C c ttin r r - N a tio n On F e e t ITAL. 6— the devil 7— insipid 8— to color )—standard j —keepsake 1—character In “ U n d o Tom’s Cabin" 15—conjunction ft—salt S—100 per cent 0—i!moire a n d [ t log as r'l.i- d u e I v e Ij dlaeieie doineutlc fowl adapters Dm-* milrat#, fr»n ftgs State Million In Revenues EE, Jan. 17.—PnyItute treasury dur13, 1C8.74 for thc L of the state road brding , tltc nnfcccipts,. disburseluces. T,hp . re|H>rt tursements (otalcd Ixclusiye of $194,rond dcpiirtmciit a t. Tills left n toI thc beginning of Bed $1,470*,180.18. i than half a mille the bulancc held rear 1923. ic general revenue t year totaled $4.nmpurcri with disH.050,594.88, wliicli e brought forward 54,355.31 left n toof $835,951.03. »Y HIM E-y'.LL — The year *,» 1 .th Germany was one primarn> of finisnciixl aclju tmeat. Kcunoinle questions h.iVe overshadow­ ed everyth! . --inc e’se. Strive as they would to create parly issues, poli­ ticians were never able to get nway *™m the reparations question, which underlaid all' the tiiiitnciul uncertainty th at \va3‘ haMin-' hack the new njpbMici The "year ofrono.-l* v.-Rli : mind money, 7 he rentoiunark hr.ni hc.l (he ; I't-Ue of jvorthUv s paper money nnd Germany was ready to , . />rt on Ur.'.lcst y car.it lias had! e .InpMU/se h.t-umer Ginyo Slant ot vita t. n.. n." iinc tou.-eu when more tnan 100 pasajngcrs since thtf tlore of the war, There] f her cr:w abandoned the burning vesjel off the West Mexican coavt nnd took to^ lifeboats, was f-iitli in the rentonmark. Thri ed to fhath nnd several injured, while all wero imperiled hy the explosive the Ginyo wns moiii y printing pi esses had been I slopped, and Germany was in line; wilh nations which had atahili. d their exchange. The renernl election in May Koyai Academy Bone Fossils Found Military H at Now brought few changes. Dr. Marx Under Bush Street Minus President Prescribed for Ladic3 : 1’11 remained as chancellor, n!f VERTICAL. 1— piece out 12— pncti.igrs Inihiyh he headed a coalition which 2— slang LONDON, Jnn. 19.—A collection 13— considered did not hnvii .u majority in tile •LONDON, Jnn. W.—With trnLONDON, Jan. 10.—The smart 3— Southern Keifhi-.tac. He had. however, tiu? ditionul 100-jjnr-oM ns Indlceremony, of fossil bones, unearthed in a gallon busby that tops off the atnto confidence of tho public and hnn- Frank Did. .u has been elected vtduals stratum of snud nnd gravel 70 feet Of British (nbbr.) 'MH the Gennnn interests in the president of the Uoyttl Academy, full dress uniform 20—blunder 4—under-* below the surface soil during re­ 22—dlsonsed London conference so such a man­ the eleventh holder of tho office gi.ardsnfcn nnd delights the fem­ ground part person ner that he -not only won world lirjt held by Kir Joshua Reynolds inine contingent thnt never falls cent excavation of an office build­ of a plant 2t—elated with confidence, hut k Jso retained popu­ in 17i’>8. to be interested in tho pictures­ ing foundation near Charing Cross, fr—ntlfflx used self.sdmlra- lar support at homo utul was aide The retiring president, Sir Aston to form tlon lo tret tho Reichstag' to support the Webb, having reached the nge limit que ceremony of guard mount at on 2 of the busiest trajc centers of many plur20—s II f f t i do. plan evolved in l.ondon for putting of 75, addressed the students, then Buckingham I'ulncu, has been cop­ London, has been identified by Sir nls noting nm r. the Dawes ohm into elTeet. u tired to the nssemply room and ied hy London milliners in a min- Arthur Keith nnd It. 11. Burne, G—veranda bid grow lb Seymour Parker Gilbert, gener­ discard'd the insignia of office, prominent sclontk ts, ns containing (rnlloq.) 29—respnnsu al ,iRelit tor reparations payments, while 10 Royal Academicians voted iture bearskin hat thnt promise:! the fossilized remains of the hippo7—observe (abbr.) to bo popular at the winter style tnmus, the mammoth, the nuroch arrived in Gorlin in November and for the m u president. 8—things left 31— Greek the plane worked out in London for Flunk Dicksoc is a relative of shows. The new hat fits closely or great ox, nnd n great nntlered out (ahbr.) settlement of entente repara­ Thomas France: Dicksee, who Illus­ ever the ears and is held in place 10—ulandercra 32— prunuiia the tions claims nRninst Germany arc trated Shakespeare nnd Sir Wnlter l>y regulation military chin straps. gradually being put into elTeet. Scott, lie was born in London 71 Another innovation for the win­ The French evacuated sections of years ago, was made A. It. A. in ter. this timo is footwear, is the the Iluiir ami other parts of Ger. fhtili mul It, A. in 1K91, Among of ostrich rkin for shoes. The many which they had invaded in liii well-known paintings nre “Fun­ uto ckim* dyed brown and the holes Protect against Germany’s failure eral of a Viking," "The Redcfmp- from are which the feathers have been to comply with treaty terms. This tion of Tnnnliauaer,” "Romeo nnd plucked assume a deeper shade, evacuation came a few weeks nfter Juliet,** “The Parsing of A rthur" adding an decoration. the London conference in An trust nii-l “L.i,Belle,Dame Sans Mcrd," One London effective bootmaker has been and helped to (dear the atmosphere showing shoos made froip wal­ along the Rhine. I’ailwayn were again able to operate more fee ly | mg the League of Nations. Over­ rus hide, nnd is experimenting in the Rhine district, and workers ture: were made through the Mac­ with the skin of the rayfish, which in- thinks will prove successful for returned to their homes, Donald government in England to footwear. Oanilnl. so much needed by in­ dustries for the purchase of raw ; have Germany enter the league*, mat -rial, has hum coming into tier- and the'ro liar been much discus- HUGHES ISSUES STATEMENT many rapidly since the nceeptnnee ; rion of the subject, hut no cunWASHINGTON, Jan. U».—Secre­ of the Dawes plan. It is estimated | crete results. tary Hughes ioruod today a formal FALMOUTH, Eng., Jnn. 19.— in hanking circles that the United The flight of the ZR 7 to the Slates has loaned a total of $109,- United States, and the good feeling I'tatcment asserting to an agree­ Eleven yenrs ago Cipt. ,1. It. Moore 000,000 to Germany within the last created between Germany nnd the ment renchcd nt tho’’ Paris confer­ the landlord of n local hotel here, year. This includes lonnr. to mit- *United Stated by the hospitality ence that allied financo ministers was in charge of the motor ketch uicipnlitiea as well ns to corpora­ pslidwit !>r, Kcknoe, rnmmntldei* of Imposed "no obligation legally or Fort Churchill wh$n the vessel was tions. The total amount loaned hy the airship, have boon outstanding that this country remain free from caught in n blizzard a tl’ort PcrEngland to Germany during 1921 t features in the ‘citeigu Tclatiniitt commitments in European matters. riipie Bay on the lajbrndor^coast. ’ Thinking that lus ship wits doom­ Tiie state road license fund from is estimated at $ I *>0,000,000. <>f the Germany republic. With ed and that the crew would perish, Puzzle: When Mrs. Edna James gasoline brought into tho treasury Living costs are high ami sadly tho adoption of the Dnwo.i plan the captain rncloscd farewell mca?2,118,87.7.02, dishun cments nnmun r-ut of proportion to wages. Tin-re lend belt *r relations with nations Scott donned her pink lounging cages iu n bottle and threw thnu rube to convince the jury thnt the ted to $2,.780,718.5.7, ami a hnlanca ir much uueusine.is and uncertain­ I to the west, Germany is apparently j hole could not have been ty in industrial circles. Nevorth-*was on hand Jnn. 1 of 8437,190.80. loan t h r o is u hnpefiilncsn in the looking less and lean toward ..... Ru ■ caused by a man embracing her, Other active funds were: Pen­ hearing of the average Germans German cities, crpecially Beilin, ,li‘l *l,e impr0!,n thc jHry? sion tax fund, receipts $1,019,208.- not disccrnablc 12 mouths ago, took on renewed activity during tin- finam ial situation of the 1921. Motor traffic hlis inereused 19. disbursements $1,007,910.19, when re on hi ic Mr-mnjd very black in spile to u marked degree. There has balance $215,101.18; state road tax of the ntiih!.' rentenmark. been little tmirist business from fund, rtueipts $1^303,012.71, diaDonustie interest rates are still outside countries because of the liuiBementn $1,385,712.74, balance, so high that internal business is high prices, but hutch ntv crowd­ Impedes: !y cramped, and prices in ed with Germans, nnd there is a $07,167.29, , the local markets on staple arti­ general ajr of hopefulness in com­ Drainage tax fund (regular), r e ­ cles stand well above world figures. mercial circles, ceipts $1,009,371.54, disbursements L«a»fl from abroad are gradually Tho creation of the no-called Re­ $911,808.25, balancj $131,808.08; bringing interest rates down, hut publican army in Germany has drainage bond fund, receipts $1,- many firms with good security fre­ been nn interciting development of quently pay from 20 to 21 per cent the year. This is nn oignni/. itioo 047,019. 82, disbursements $1,571,- a year for money. designed to oflVet tho mnnnrciiinl 877; balance $188,004.59; federal All eyes are turned toward lliu fortes nnd coinbut the eflorts to aid road furtd receipts $1,071,287.- United States for money, and tho upset tho republic. General von 01, disbursements $1,123,521.12 Iml- government has been compelled to Schoctmich, one of the prominent take steps to prevent wildcat con­ nnco $21,014.83; state-federal aid cerns from negotiating loans which lenders in this army, attracted road fund, receipts $1,570,118.04, nre not in the in terest-of sound much .attention during the World diiibursemcnts $1,598,248.90,. Iial- business and might prejudice Anier Peace Uongresa in Berlin this year .appearing on the pla'fnrm with auce $277.11; gasoline license ex­ ican lenders against legitimate en­ hy General Verrnux of the French a r­ pense fund, receipts $1,218,159.03, terprises. my, in support of n general strike disburiicments $1,185, 033.47, lialNo decisive step lias boon taken on the part of militury men to prennco 8121,382.74. MORE than three hundred in Germany this year about join- Woman Slaps Woman Roster of Sons of, Who Kisses Husband Revolution H o l d Si CHICAGO, Jan. 19.—"It is tho penalty n woman must pay far being the wife of nn outstanding figure in the world of dnnma^of the world of music," This is the reflection of Mrs. Antoinette Kchipa, wife of Tito Kchipn, tenor of the Chicago Civ­ ic Grand Opera Company. Thurs­ day night she nnd her. husband entered n drug store and the wife was amazed when n nretty girl flung herself Into Tito’s arms mid kissed him violently. Mrs, Hchlpa recovered nnd went into action. "Who is sho?" she demanded of Tito. "I do not know," he responded. “I never saw her." “I heard hint sing Just now," said the girl, "nnd lie snug divine­ ly. I love him desperately," Mrs. Tito at once slapped the girl, scratched her face und pull­ ed her hair, loiter she regained control of herself, put the girl in a cab nnd sent her home. "1 real­ ized she was hysterical and tem­ peramental and thnt she was in Kansas Nag’s ^Name MANHATTAN, Jan. IB.—RUey county (Kansps) is boasting of a horse that i s ‘eligible to member­ ship in the Sons of the American Revolution. The animal's proud lineage re­ cently snved its Ufa In the Veteri­ nary hospital of th6 Kansas Statq Agricultural Cbilege here, "the horse was brought to tho hospital with nn Incurable foot dlrcase, and veterinarians recommended kilting it. The farmer, however, objectoq strenuously to pasting with hla steed, lie I* said that his own grand father, n major In the Wfr of tho Bevolution, had riikjcn nn nnceiftof of the horse, and thnt hla life had remained in his family over sine*, t The horse has gone into honora­ ble retirement in the hor.pital here. tuve with a voice, instead of a personality. She told me her name nnd thnt she was a. co-ed nt North* western University," said Mrs, Schjpn. An honest man’s Word IIO U T O N years apo, Miguel de Cer­ vantes said: “An honest m an’s word is as good as his bond.” A dvertisers must be honest men, if they would remain advertisers. Their announcem ents are signed. They m ust tell thc truth in their advertising. For their own protection, as well as yours. W hat would it profit a man tq advertise “I.\irv*, vieginwool suits,” only to have you discover they were shoddy? You would soon separate thc sheep from the. cotton. . . . , ................... .. ■;I. r . And you would never deal with th a t man again. And, further, you would tell all your acquaintances w hat a skinflint he was. As a m atter of.business, if not of personal p r in c ip le ,^ / advertiser must tell thc tru th in his signed announce­ ments. T hat’s w hat m akes the advertising* columns' of /.* this paper such reliable guides to honest merchandise. The printed announcem ents arc bonds between you and the advertiser. •’ u Read the advertisem ents. Read them regularly. To be informed on the newest and best in everything. To save hours of shopping. To make the family do a lo g ­ ger, better job. To get goods of known quality at the most attractive price. t You would not plan a motor trip'w ithout fitet consult-,: ing road-m aps and guide books. Is it logical to plan a shopping trip without first consulting the advertise­ ments? Read the advertisrnents. Then go to the stores with your mind more than half made dp. STA IV H Enlarged view of hydrometer float oa used to test storage hat* teric* used with FADA Neutro* dyne Receiver*. ■icAT dr&t- NEW YORK CITY.-Jan. 10.— . country—Mmaikfog like .the QoW ' A .-hoik Hi « . buainc^ suit. carry-, crnor of • ~ n * b«n*. ■,H# if 4 ing a bowl or hat and a cane, bat min- of Honor and ideaiirtw-**- nevertheless a sneik—he admit:, it ’ marie, too." \ * nimsclf—elided smoothly about The Prlnctf U Eurdpcan-lookiat among the tea-time thronits at thei except for the sBAht Unt of hla Kiu-imltnn Thursday, t a k i n g akin and hU ditk, A*latte ayes; stock of th!n|(s American. j He is stalwartiy built and thtor ba The sheik ta Frioea Habib L^t,! insists, is a Sheik essential. But,;, fallah, envoy cxiraonllnncy nrtfl' somewhere beneath h|s itrare ex, minister’^lenipatontlarjMfo.’ Hacf|-| tcrior, there seem to lurk a sense imitc former King or Arabia, at-, of humor. • tho court; of The king, h* “Tho Sheik makes better friend* *'* explaining, baa abdicated but tfe i chip between the East and the Crown Prince Aly—“a very nice j West," he explained, f i t would b* fellow"—is trying to fill his shoes, j n Rood thinw.if mops Sheika came The envoy's mission here is one i to America" and morp Americana visited ArablV'i Flappers Develop!**. The emancipation of tha An* blnn woman la going nhtad by leap* and bounds, the Prince (kThey go in for Paris hats an«J shoes. But they do i>ot bob thair hair. They’ love their hair ana cherish It. 1 UI shall be killed if I n f it Id are unique!1' he remarked in brok­ America." H confided delightedly en English. “They make me think after a careful scrutiny to ate that of obelisks, so narrow, so high!" no botfbed heads were in sight,' Reports Sheika Are Flattered “But I think the bob Is awfal." The sheiks as a whole are get­ That, then, ,ts the candid opinion ting n bit above themselves as a of a real Sheik! result of America’s flattering at­ clarcs. Through tho schools ana tention, the prince believes. In the work of women'leaders all the distant Arnbia they nre quite young girls arc being educated in ware of their vogue here nnd go the European fashions and are im* to the pictures to see themselves bibing Occidental political ideals.and smile. The equivalent of the bobbed* “ Yes, tho Sheik is becoming hair flapper here it the young un­ fashionable after nil these years,” veiled Arabian girl and few of the ho remnrked. “What is he like?" younger ones bother to cover Well, must I sny it? Something their faces, much to tha horror like me—svelte nnd tall and dark. nnd distress of 'their parents end The work 'sheik' actually is tho grandparents. They smoke —oh They flirt—Writ r it h tr l title for tho Governor of a small yes! I r z n --------------------IIUU f!CA f lEtTRdOftEr- fe 1175 OCAO J iu ritR Y % 1215 S fS^VMT, t — ncr. nny IUiX/ CHAabE boo 1— <■ (b) jUTTWj. f p| iCMocto e*mRY FLOAT tow > fc) REACHNOft ON 8TLM OF fLOAt RCCHARGfi! y o u r s t o r a g e b a t t e r y w it h A HYDROM ETER what is called the "specific gravity of the liquid" in a storage battery, and thus the condition of its charge. Thc drawing above r.hows the hydrometer fl rat enlarged, and the correct metberi of reading the spe­ rfcdtich they are ton- cific gravity. A freshly charged bat­ raills will he that the tery will have a specific gravity of 9 Vfjy bccome.wcakcr 1280, and one which is discharged p will (aile away en- will only read 1100. The "tloat' has Ihditkirr' can be rCme- a thin glass stem which is either Kttig storage bat- marked iu terms of specific gravity or by means of three red hands indi­ bn yom ; L j j f m ;s n o t cating the three conditions of the [ highly desirable to charge of the storage battery, name­ Iknowiv*is a hydro- ly: “Fully charged." "hall charged, tmtietcr U a glass ves- and "dead." The float will be high I some of .the liquid or read at the lowest mark for a !. ? . tin be freshly charged battery as m A, roost" being enclosed and will be low or read at the high­ y^tqmeter ves- est mark for a discharged battery, P;, Wilf-assume vari- as in "B." For good radio broadcast tccop­ lJ •"depending ption and the charge tion, watch your storage ijattery* [battery. The hydro- test it with the hydrometer and keep it fully charged. Carrie Nation is tK uI—but her nx, til :q John Brown’s sou!, goes ninrehing on Mrs. Myra McHenry, whr be; ;r*n crusading with Carrie lack in 1902, stiil carries on for her. She’s fighting bootleggcra, Hgnrot vendorr, crooked politicians mid ail othe r ‘evil tlourr” in Kansas n:i strenuon sly nn t ’arrie fapffht tlicm 22 ya;ars nfo, Myra’s been a t it over rinvo abe had n rc\. with her hu»l>tmd over a prohibition nrlicl.- *hn hml nubfisfi.-d in a paper In which 1,o was a Btot'khnlder n quarter of n century ago. On Garrsl* death site inhuritcri tho liatchot its lilustrlaus wiclder used in demolishing bur., in Wichita and other cities. A Kilned mlvcrliscment is, in cffccli a staled bond between you and the advertiser �Herald « " W K ttm m rn n p i r+ p t As Brisbane Sees It mtmy ml I n U r l . n*rM a * . 5* ®*r<*Dd CTaae MmlUr. r 17. I*iv «t u.» roatAffie* *' uc4,r A tt o t GIVE HIM TIME! he police court r e p o r ts a n d r*tlCUe<\. To r I He Em}oje4 KilHag. • Pearfal nmd W mdtttmL 7 some more or le ss p r o m in e n t l 6 s e e th in g n e e Coatfneata Picked Up ularly ^ tte p n g , • « * was Peor Sacred Moakeyo. necessary for The H e r a ld ,?a*.be€n askedJ B Y ARTHUR BRISBANE table" man w hoia na“ ®?ft • f e g i n g ^ lA ^ h°even b a rre It should"-not b jrte d H ° ^ boot * ________ ( C m m u m o IC U C R im m RATKI • T e a r _ _ | 7 . H B is M r, n t b a | X M Hwwe4 In City by Carrier, p«r I to answer this question GLANDS. RADIO .and ert to furnish •* Weekly Edition 1344 I subscribers ........................... word puzzles occupy this age. __ i whether It concerns a Ileading dtiz«*„ “ * £ « j j J * j& gland fluid, taken from the h : w ho 5 ° uId have on,-v his w i f i ’s questioning „ stare to dread- ' ! K h . t ^ L . 1.1 nm ay be '" • r t w t l n * to H e ra--J ld readers to know ! ,#1»‘ ,/* BU,r *<*«Hisin* tu * * j £ r at ?ther newspaper men think of thp The * •« * .,* |. r , „ ,f eacin,. | The American Society of Newspaper suppression of news. Editors now meeting • n Washington goes on Record as declaring that "the ex- ! ; pression of news can never be so T« ’ , f o r t ^,e In d iv id u a l « • or the group,ias suppression in the long run i t is f a r , more harmful to leave _ • someone’s feeling than- it “ / t o “/ ' ' l l for f e a r o f h u r ti n g J - IS to lay the facts candidly be- ’ fore the public. Now who are Ih* « e peopfe who s0 thorou„ h. 44444444+ earth ^ 016 £ M rth *re aiddl* a Tbahg o u t Q H T h e COOL N JG « T A C HA HA-A-A SAO C fcN tfr'D K X a s h o Marry a perfi^ «f you wish. bnt ' usually go by co2 One who niarrUi P*« tell., us £ * pect so much of h i ; I n n l»' !’< 'h o C h icag o D a ily N e w .. , The hardest tin. Ret up in th ’ WorVii “0W Kentucky Home” Where strangers ere but few. A n d o n e s from every state and ron A H galhert d here in view. «nr. 4i What make7~nT» who thinks' he S J owl because he i.1 something. Uf 1 Ttn tUS?h^nf , flower* *nd foies, The t londa morrung dew, The over banging mosses, , urowing graves of orar.gei, u*>. p e rso n '. u i i e h a m r m ^ a h t 11 i l rha r t *C.e m a y m a ^ e a n in n o c e n t p a p e r, b u t „ „ M r i S k ' ** leJ ‘ o f th e a“ oi' ‘ » ™ n " o .“ i S T n0t °nC W0U,d ever viait lhc X e again.2 Think ladd'lr-i W# aro giad we made oar call* W« ve longed l» be, and longed to ■ s. #., ■ And greet you one and a lii. in u ll iHicate W wm-“ y *? homi^ tomorrow; Well bid yon all adieu; for the % you h « « ^ t h sorrow, « e bid you welcome, too. Innd I 1 Swhile 5 u here the* fire‘ glowing in Florida; I hear the cold winds blowing, Through every bush and tree. Bald-Head, Look to Your r deland new s rf l* KeC a b a ,‘«*headed m a n ", w rite : and the* four .n „ c K „ “ iL 'r Z 'd 'l T"d‘ r lhc * « * “ '« • «™d, in the Bible, lift up their voicesi ° Ut “ *tory 10 nl1' t;' memt>e r news»t the four corners of the earth .' Pa Pt r s . and there are thou-ands of against destruction of natural seen-{■ them, telling of the movemer cry along the highways by the ! -J , . ' ‘t t . C h'Y fld1? o f l h o ; "r ,h' " » « » « * * world eliminate unsightly signs from prpction of unsightly advertising. ■ hefore thev are heard by those ThA ^|CV{r tonr,fh‘ nrp snowywhlte, I®ln!ong the public highways in Florquarter of a mile away. That Touri!' ts »re one of Florida’s S Ami the ones we love v» dear— a miracle. 1 1lf!aV » l?ortion of the article, dl;" ‘'‘, n7tSra l*',1,T ’ “ n< Florida’s great ! The sleighbelis ring throughout the natural beauty is one of the great- ■ ni^nt— | at Tallahassee, the capital of est attractions to those tourists. 5 Many miles away from here. eutenant I^dI (state, reads as follows: They do not come to Florida to en- ■ . ‘A movement to eliminate J«/ gaudy and inharmoniously col- 5 1 ^ the l onK roa,J winding i . a’trnt from along the pi nred advertising signs along the ■ * highways in Florida, two years ’T b /3 h hin" “n,J "tountnin lanes Us only a pathway finding— roadways, a practice which if i t 1* has spread so rapidlv that 2 My home ir in the Norther i Ct for the ceremony and fo the 63 counties in the- state have were not curbed by county regain- 5 planes. ti°n. might soon result in comnlnt,. ■ my great plea.su>,. jn established regulations prohibiting <dratn^H T n r,'sult in complete hangings.” j any sign; on public highways ex­ person aptly remarks ■ At that we all shudder and * iw>l ih,"kC plai:cd the,e author­ ... .that aomo of the ■ nor how any monster could ity or the county or state as defi­ , that it w ould__ seem tholr iiv#s L is l^ n o m y all signboard fiends wh!io are b;n; upon 5 Mioir uv#s, <)ti ‘h»lr wivys, . . nite guides. any enjoy hanging his fellow destroying natural itural scenery for the 9 whTA? .FI,f7 i,,a Development Board, saki of a sort of adverti* V YLT»*h«t.lnc<r.*ut. ------ ising m e-) ■ a "“ectfaa is worth ! ,M . f ,ry "r «ie »W m»n*fe v e ll |jJmm,.foe the wuiia purpoaa m ight. 5 5 - S J i v fttl,urc.—Eustis Lak■. ,b c‘equally willinr to t destroy Flor- {■ ncglon. Ycr, or a tub full. tW, k „ L t m l T u y “ o “S ■•'"Prortnent in th, ( jda s incomparable climat ...... -•?, were * m. nt to soinn withoto {S“ J t n aunity nneribe the l.fttur possible , cry s ta b i3 sentiment favoring con­ this m f to i !lCfnp,!cy ha" Konc to Min. readintf what th* to Z ,- r N W ? ’J" t,,1 It will be c air. hut afto, I "ervstion of scenery. Following for Florida great advertisem ent, ■ J a J t tbt: w,n‘er* il - will prob- 1 to tell the world that 2 elimination of the umightly signs this stole is opposed to littering I ■ i», t h j „, have been h e > aUt,fica,i7n I have organized in 17 counts* the landrc.,.^ , 1 ^ of .w,ltj; rigm . A ,'S large number Is talking | ,„ „ ,ow • movement is spreading to’ the same stand, states have taken ■ economic rca- ■■ u aboUt r,ll,,a Gray you’d and a flowers f!owhC r"a'1 8i*n* wIth 81'rubs sons leading For and m certain locations* business houses a S S jS .° — “ ha,f ,nt« « ‘ in elsewhere it is being urged upon throughout natinv »k the V” coun‘ry are elimi­ (the county an<i elate authorities' nating the signboard as an adver- __ ,o nia ,e th e According to the records, if this .m u . an!, th u S S e S tiS /Z , T f t S hf° takl‘n t0War«l ‘he con. ft4 tfvene« Um’,i realizinK ‘he inef-; ^ * ,on of natural growth along! D ctncness and great cost of the w i l i e r d*rii-i*‘y*‘wo wii1 b,? xilloti in automobile accidents. Will highways where a roadway is v, n i i an' a r-‘ <1!Vo.r tin‘f ‘heir nd- I A you bo among those present? appropriations to more M under construction, and that right ve;tiring i 4 of ways 100 feet wide be set aside remunerative sources. °n the principal highways. < o iSS rt^ ®_bare ‘wo years ago, H tn !n 0pIe Wh!> ,t,ttve n So,Jtb Florida 1 -I of the 63 counties in Florida ■ town one winter are likely to g t h fine irn t0T-isthe con*ervntion of ;j nne o!Ht old trees resulting in twonext l ' ,rWh th,iy r t ‘um the t alontr ? h ed a? ainat tho »«smboard B way* roads in some communities. r e S I hn fh iBh of. ? ay of Pub,ic ■ " * Bradenton Herald. Thor , ™a, , (,)th?r. counties will at an W In many places the countv engin -er < M m «;f,eCOrni,e r nnr""l as he »*rne city next winter. f• h«8 left the old road on one ride !and wi h fbJ° ,n 'l the movement. | t • --------- --------i and h» ° f nu*k’nificent oak trees i»na with the rapid growth of no*i. ■ and has made a new road on the *^•adenthteh° 9e ^ h° In spite of the fact that Mr Ibm. . now ahK > ■ other side rather than take out the t , e .‘hc county rules by placing ■ |isPrw # a rth th,lt |thL' P, r ,‘M nt ,|a>' M la r j, worth only about fifty-eight J trees to widen the roadbed.” n_heir signs a distance from the road W Thousands of n e w s p a p e r s nin privately owned property wi! ■ kn? r anybody who 1 > np trying to gather in all they (i throughout the United States w ill!"neet with opposition and property! I f • ners will refuse to permit it. ^ | B WALL STREET was not tjuiti so cheerful yesterday,• 'I here wa, nothing much the matter. Uu money for gambling went up ti MUZZLE THE JINGOES three nnd a hal' MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH If per cent and bru h AMEIMkANS in London t kers had to ha ve u reason. there had a thrill o f pride wh. Some of then tarry in g large placards in.scrih • twci." United States and Japan; ary Hughes’s L inco h to Settle the People’s II •MMjut another month the explanation is “h e V a r e , ° V ho sc,flsb Pl«ne will start heading a0U'h Lincoln brand is sadly needed .... r u.^‘ Gashes of interest bealthough why reword will he coming to this time.—Capper's Weekly. parture should pan th li* .Unite‘* Stl“ l‘8 and Ja“ •,;>e"n t teem like more L t 'v HS nothing which would valuable the or , '‘“y8 «Ko when ihe not yield to frank, good-tempernot know. •Kncd to train here. There may b I A . nearly cvcrvto'<iKnnes. ConKri"M bv it, coming out—son inc .Story „t a counted. owns eleven skyscr itsnnwronCOn,id^{?,t.e actlon- an(,| 1nm f or x * ° f Ji,pnn iru Americ t w f t h I n n Laripcr’a Weekly, K . 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Preriwas a better opp \ r t I,?iERA BI*E DRUNKARDS i ,,e"*fc iC?oUt,K® and Secretary wo men passed away irecently *• j tion if we Atiantic City complain to the come eventually th . hav« b« n exerting then,'ne moral cour­ ire that their hands were burn-. •crapers than ther ftin a fo wdays of each other age of this w:*hST i ” lo “ iiny irritations nnd to s? right now. n time when to ‘>y men of whom they hough ' by all rules of fair judgment, be morally Next to ”a'ral "M»neuver« off Hawaii!°Bofh i — ,' couh was none whiskey^ To get rid of them am promote good feeling. will ns by the distinguished too easy, °*> unwise and lacked in > was the same hold- wake ‘hem up, after the poison Secretary Hughes’ services in ron- th ness that ice which both rendered to in-tiit that inspired Julius Kahn to <ms stuff had made them uncon nectioo w.th the Washington Con­ ‘He essentials of good statesman­ For I r “ 'ioptfl country in her hour defense th m matters of national ruous, the saloon keepers droppe, ference. nothing that he has done ship and sound diplomacy l.eed. deserve to bo know for whole, arid ® na‘"’n must a rt ns a re.l hot coins upon the palms 01 as Secretary of State has been1 Innately, not only President r n ,1 more wise and timely than his ef- " «e and Secretary Hughe, bu today we know the wix- ‘hj sleeper s bauds. nne as eminent Americans ior wJl to induce Afnnrirn I «lnn1 ' also win. statesmen in Japan have “ ’ intss " The cinu*y were Julius Kahn, con joined hands in an effort t„ ?,?t sum,, fro,,, California, nn. af( observes that ,:,IF TBE injured men could rea Popular feeling i n M h ? „ £ t C ‘ne war "despite ize what the drink sellers do to uel Hampers, for 10 year. his G er-. “ „acT *‘ranife that nations *n tho American Pcileratior mnn birth, not an obje etion to his ‘be.ir. ln»W« with the bootleg are so slow m learning the wj.. ahor. UntiOwere born abroad leadership was raised from any whiskey that they sell, they w. ,M Hon, of dealing with each other on *ule' »lr. Kuhn’s Ameri worry less alanit a burned hand r, in Germany and Gompers ir cunism *ou can euro that. land. Both were of Hebrew was above suspicion.” c or 10 years Samuel Samuel Gomners (J, S t w o u M ^ ^ 'J fe tio 'a b lc * ntage, that race which bus !T ISPRQPO SED to create an •shed a wonderful example of headed the American Fedora in doing thosVhCthing"dthcJ \ airport for Now York by roofPtuity and endurance through Uibor, and It was doubtlclive done to then,. ! " K o - r the yards Of the Pennsyliries of oppression, injustice " his commanding influx vama Hatlrcnd. Temporary luridDial great army of workim tyranny, such us no other race and women that enabled it to re ing nnd leaving places for fliers POOR CHAPS ■ * * “ 1. blandishments and might thus he provided in many u AYCROSS JOURNAL-HEIi That ought to ho done nphistries of tho holshcvists who Automobile roads, without grade attempted to make trouble in thA-formcr president of the nterest of the foreign foe. Sam­ crossings, could also bo easUy proj ' aantion of New York Cit uel Gomners wns n stern and Con­ %ided, making a roadway above he other night that more running out I k « t enemy to all forms of bo|- railroad tracks built it, that uijiy through city suburbs. Railroads snovf.im and communism a n d he trajhr* coulA hear, and hi should bo properly compensated, of fought it within the ranks of labor course. ’ 1 *nd without. And labor stood by i Air<^ fe A ^ n®‘ be T‘ ‘ b- hotel husihrss in h,m 'oyally, as he stood by the t<»k ti con fronted With a u MAKESHIFT AIRPORTS will government. roMegi. Then hotel men w *n he outgrown, however. BeIntolerance may hold awnv for L V ° U , d,M n every, biK city, the 1 s, e aa°n. but the ages will re’ . - hut**!*-and not « .ft.w nf ek-end wi’l aee thousands of ord their verdict th at Julius Kahn II comy t,i^ Florida jupt u, ing club cars” each with its ‘nd . nmucl Gompers. in spite of! id HU# of pasjengers, flying off to he[r alien birth, were 100 ner luiitains .»*• seasides in Summer; >ridn, Califoniia, etc in Winter. 'ST ^ - i While we believe in policy in the conduct of it is our undeviating* pi here to the strictest coi all transactions. l f A Up r Safety, S trength and here in w hat we believe sider an all-around heir service. • -ti is sssy R. \y. Pearman, Forrest Lake naivCeT n Kni^ht ‘he Party of CtheWBoard of Engineers going to Jacksonville Monday. Fairm ""'mt, Ga„ Mnck who Bradford are touring Florida on ........ . their wedding trip are the guests of M I Dmiiforii;" ” Mr' Mr' S' ai?d Mm . E. A. Douglas enju5i*l?5d».P ri‘**y even,IW ^ t h a delightfully informal bridge par­ ty a t their home on Sanford Ave­ nue. V.ri-colored sweet peas were attractively used In decorating. Mrs. Dean Turner won a lovely nond painted Jewel box for high score. Forrest Lake was present­ ed a smoking set for high score among the gentlemen and for the cut prixe J. G. Ball was award­ ed a deck of cards. A delicious salad course was served following the game. Those invited were Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Heerin, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dean Turner, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ball, Judge and Mrs. James G. Sharon, Mrs. Uniter Wight and Forrest ncr«* c o r n e r ; t h e n c e b e g i n n i n g n g aln nt th e p lar# of com tn encem ent b e tw e e n s e c tio n s 7 n n d I a n d ru n n .n g from th e n r o K s s t In s e c t i o n *. o n t h e S o u t h line of th e W est one h a lf o f th e „ t »u a r “ >r of th e S o u th w e s t Q u a rte r of said Sec• ‘.*5 •hence N o rth • v * et. i ° ,n n lro ,i P o s t : t h e n c e \ \ " . , n S-9 . ' ,,' Kr,' ,‘*- 36 m i n u t e s W e s t 196 f e e t to n p o s t b e t w e e n su ld s e c t i o n s ; th e n c e In t h e sum e d irectio n N o rth «9 d o K rees. 3 i m i n u t e s W est 67S fe e t fro m said S ection lin e to n n Iro n s t n k e ; th e n c e N o rth 33 d e g r e e s W e s t G2o fe e t , m o r n o r less, t o t h e N o r t h l i n e o f 40 acres, th e n c e W e st 4«S fe e t , m a r e o r less, t o |>|« a f o r e s a i d 40 u o r e c o r n e r , c o n t a i n i n g 31.16 Acres, o f lan d , m o r e o r *«hh ' l l “ r« th e re fo re ord ered and *. i !* I l 1 n PP* a f t o t h e h ill o f c o m p la in t h e re in a t th e c o u rt house a t S a n f o r d . S e m i n o le C o u n t y . K lo rlda o n M o n d a y , t h e 2nd d a y o f F e b r u a r y . 1 « 2J s a i d c a u s e b e i n g a " “ l1 * ° ‘ l «l e In t h e c o m p l u l n fn d t" a ,,o v e J e o c r l b e d t r a c t o f I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r d o r lie p u b l i s h e d o n c e a w e e k f o r e i g h t c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s In t h n S n n - Mrs. S. W. Swope of Oviedo had w SunJaJr- Mr. and Mrs. ui nsneviue, N. U„ who are motor­ | W. h nB. Williams. Miss Nell Will­ ing to their winter home in Ft ! R°y Williams and William My,ew £re vis|ting their son Rich­ Williams of Sanford. ard McConnell for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Knight Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Fisher and will have as their dinner guests Department of the daughter, Mrs. A. D. Shadier and Monday evening. Mrs. Pierre U will give a lunch- Mrs. Cooper, of Tampa were guests i.. Hanford# uT?.#1, .a newspaper Tourette of New York City and 5d Jr*]lorliln. Seminole publishCounty, -•••j . K. C. Courier of Jacksonville. They [of tie Methodist D o n e a n d o r d e r e d , t h i s 29 th d a y will attend the U. I). C. Hall Inter. It st 3 o’clock with o f N o v e m b e r , 1924 B. A. DOUGLASS, libson 517 My trie f l e r k t I r c u l t C o u r t o f S e tn lCaptain T. W. Lund of the Os­ n o lo C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . ceola and H. G. White, general ( 8 e a I ) Hill will entertain passenger agent of the Clyde Line Bridge Club. J -.', „ WEEK*. D. C. arrived in Snnford Sunday to join . A. P. Connelly the party of the Bonrtl of Engibridge honoring Simmons, Miss Edith Teague, Miss on. ‘h® two government ■ r of Laurens, S. C. Katherine Teague and Ned Chit- "*®rj yachts which left Monday morning Bnrsday tenden. ■ Hart will entertain ~Z, ;------------- UNSIGHTLY ROAD SIGNS of the roots of the hair. ixilisry of Preabyrill give a Reclprocon and program at idles of the church. Silver Tea of the will be held a t the j S. Robson at Mrs. J- N. Robson •esrman and Miss trill be hostesses. Dr. J. J. Skinner of Washington, Irection of the W. D. C., is spending a short while in \ J. E. Peacock of Sanford. ie an address a t the Monday evening a t R. M. Ruprecht of Gainesville is spending a few days the guest of • Valdez Hotel. ' ran Club will meet Mrs. Leslie Bryan r Pitts as hostess, EMward J. Murphy and Sidney lervice department S. Riggs of Charleston ore busi­ W. E. McGraw and C, it Missionary Soc- ness visitors in Sanford. enberg of Osceola were at 3:30 o'clock at friends in Sanford for Mr. and Mrs. S. Bnumel and Miss Irs. T.‘ E. Thorn- Ifivep by the Music the Sanford Worhe program is by lb of Orlando, i Hunt will enterkt Bridge Club. a n ox7 'lan a! of Laid heada that will I*. londay >. E. Lee Ball to be m De V. Howard b U. D. C. a t the Captain 0 . E. Q. Head spent Sun­ day at Daytona Beach. i. rt,” ’ S‘ M’ Shous of Macon, Oa., «» the guest of Mrs. 0. J. T ojk Tom Fedder is spending ' this Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Maura spent week in Miami. Sunday at Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Root of Stewart and W. W. AnderCrown Point, Ind., have retumet J to Sanford for the season. S a n f o V nd° " * ni M°ndny in _ Mrs. T. W. Lawton, Mrs. W. J. Lawton and Willingham Lawton turned tu illd “uSaturday i M,rs- from }' W-a B*™es re­ motor trip spent Saturday in Sanford. down the West Coast. P Mrs. S. M. Abercrombie has as T.Xr* nnd Mrs. Curtis M. Lowe of her <*uest, J. B. Roberts of Jack­ Jackson^Ue are spending a few sonville. letday , it a social meeting rs of Wesley a t 8 ime of Mrs. Walter lolly Street. The « the hostess, Mrs. , Mrs. K. D. Mci. D. Zachary, Mrs. Irs. W. T. Mitchell, rs and Mrs. L. M. ° n the atarentof tS # d w P^ih.e sea niA l i 2 ? ld 0 f a ,on K’hiU clim b, Old Lmelodies recur to m e . Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Entertain A t Bridge PERSONALS Majrb« » « c e ^ r •boIUh January Trouble w itT f^ retting yourself u . •gain. 7* I tif,n t0 squire as to who are the cent Ip newspapers, you are surnriseH ♦« " ,,u auacK thkre and here about newspapers. Thev sit in / iU ^ow [lt^ e they know I can rc»; the Suwanee river about what newspaDer/ari* 1 J?rneruI>erhaPs. and dream And tbe cotton field aglow wnere the oeeapUys forever information, a h d T K f / f , a h l h l f ' " vcr>' ™>l And the h. -ae of void BUck Joe. these gentlemen to account". J ho,Mome Ihine to call PHONE:—Re«. 428-J Keeping y0J T ^ • ,ot of money bot Not h a rin y ^ T : » rtry great f ,aIt/ ASSOCIATED F I R S T N A T IO N A L PICTURE, In c. v PRESENTS MISS KATHRYN WILREY New broonjf"^! dr“ M« don’t SWetp Petersburg Pier ■ a t bridge honoring T o C o s t $ 1 ,4 6 5 ,0 0 0 ■ y. -------■Bide Parent-Teacher ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1!) — ■ I meet at 3 o’clock. Paul R. Boardman, reporting for | r na, chal'ge of the the committee appointed to inves■Misa Margaret Foa- tigate the subject, has submitted lour. estimates totalling $1,105,000 to Bonznlez will enter- co*er cost of erection of the new lieate Luncheon Club, million dollur municipal pier, pay Caswell will enter- ‘£e city’s part In development of Ton Bridge Club, the north w nt-rfront in connection Friday with development of n hotel propGuihl wjll entertain er‘y» an‘l $250,000 to complete deription bridge party v<?l°proent of north and houth wulAnn Tea Shop. For plephone Mrs. B. L. ps. S. M. Lloyd. K ». D. Caswell will k » o'clock Bridge p iturday I at tits Library nt 'ah at the Library nt OTlCE JOHN E. FOX Real Estate—Insurance T h e h e ir s , (lav lsee s. g r a n t e e s nnd o th er c laim an ts u nder r.irn e lla E* B r u c e . C. F. B ru c e . A rts u s D. B ru c e , e t ul. O R D E B F O B P U H L IU A T IO N T h e S la te of F lo rid a . • T o ,. All i i u r t l . e c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t if h d e r C ti r n e ll a p. H ru ce. C. F. B ru c e . A n g u s I). R ru e e . ' F r a n c i s F o s t e r . J o h n H o w a r d L o o m is. J*. J. I- u r a m o r e . H i r a m L o o m is. I l o r a n d L o o m is, n n d e a c h o f th e m , d e c e a s e d o r O th e r w is e ; S. J e n n i e Boon, C. M. Boon. Naruli J . Ilootie. C a lv i n M B o o n e H aruh a . L oo m I s . H e n r y I 1:, ‘-o o m 's . H arriett L o o m is. A lic e c . H a u l. W illiam F. H a u l C h a r l e s A. C lo w e s . J a m e s WIIs o n . M a r t h a H. W ils o n , h is w ife , a n il a . I l e r k e r . u n d e a c h o f t h e m If ,.iVlir" fi* , f *‘eud. a ll p arties c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r t h e s a i d H. J e n n i e iloon, c . M. Boon, S a r a h J B oone. C a lv i n M. B o on e. S a r a h A. L o o m is, H e n r y It. L o o m is. H a r r i e t t L o om is. A lice C I l a n l . W il li a m |.\ jy**8'i". M a r t h a K. t r n s . m , h is w ife. Chat-les A. C lo w e s. J a m e s .,,“ krrL A lt M n tU Stay off the damp rround, avoid ezpoiure, keep feet dry, eat no «weet, of any kind for • while, drink lota of water and above all take a spoonful of Jad Salta oc­ casionally to help keep down uric and toxic acids. Rheumatism is caused by poison toxins called acids, which are gen­ erated In the bowels and absorb­ ed into the blood. It Is the func­ tion of the kidneys to filter this aciu from the blood and cast! It out in urine. The pores of the skin aie also a means of freeing the blood of this impurity. In damp and chilly, cold weather the skin pores are closed, thus forcing the kidneys to do double work! they become weak and sluggish and fail to eliminate this poison, which keeps accumulating and circulnt- At Milane Theatre Hear Judge Peacock nt Baptist Churoh tonight. The B e st CANDY 10c Oh H enry! t I ' r i i p r r l v l .l s l r il r.,r anle l-nrk Avrnur uml Mrroml Mlrvet J a n u a r y JO a n d 21. J’ \* t ' * O N E SH O W IN G B A C H S H O W i • I j! P rices— A d u lts, 50c. C h ild ren . 25i 444444444<-4^4-444>:*4<.444444444^44^ 4 * 4 * * * * 4 * * { .+ * * 4 4 4 4 + 4 + l-fr44-4444^4444444<444 Stove and Fire Place Wood t M uliucv .*1:00 O ’clock .■■u ■ ■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ i Cut to Suit Britt Realty Company $9.00 per cord delivered Full fashion, Roduor, Van R aaltoand Oneyx Black, brown and tan. Values up to $2.50............................ $1.50 pair 3(! melt, lig h tw e ig h t plaid flannel. 51 inch, wool crepe in small pin stripe, light ground.......... $2.75 to $4.00 vard -uc,‘ ,>f All Cleared and Tiled Flowing Wells , P h o n o 17 SMALL HOUSE Stove and Fire Place Wood Located Close to Loading Ti In tho Heart of the Celery Di Cut to Suit ^$9,00 per cord delivered PRICE $3500.00 E. F. LA N E REALTOR First National Bank Buildini Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 orce Mis« Ruba Williams, Mr. R. L Britt Realty Company Share t’oogan Funds ITINOPLE, Jan. 19 I government ia being al newspupers to deJie United States govfiare of the money and ,etl a / Jackie Coogner for Near East ReThe daily '‘Republic" ’Ran raised these sup'niericans to bo dis'out distinction of race No doubt this- lovely n that the funds would ,.ief‘ throughout tho “ at the distribution t main,ly ‘a our cnem* and Armenians. A f these articles, con­ . v °} food and cloth‘urned over to the •ament for the needy “tty loth, waary m i CREPE DE CHINE each of you, am t all o th e r persons I n t e r e s t e d In s a i d e s t a t e , a p p e a r b e ­ f o r e t h e C o u n t y J u d g e ' s C o u r t In H a n fo rd . F l o r i d a , o n t h e 29th d a y of J n n u a r y , I92S. a n d t h e n a n d t h e r e s h o w c a u s e . If a n y y o u h a v e , w h y s a i d p e t i t i o n s h o u l d n o t ho g r a n t ­ ed. I t Is o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s c i t u t l o n ■null be n e r v e d In the* n a m e m a n ­ n e r a s s u b p o e n a s in c h a n c e r y u p o n a ll p e r s o n s n u n te d in tills c i t a t i o n anti s h a l l be p u b l i s h e d f o u r s u c c e s ­ s i v e w e e k s In T h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a new spaper publish ed In S e m i ­ n o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . W IT N E SS my h an d an d sea l of t h e C o u n t y J u d g e ' s C o u r t on t h i s t h e 15th d a y o f D e c e m b e r . 1921. E. F. IIOt'M IlU I.D K It. (S eal) C o u n ty Ju d g e . Dec. 23. 29, J a n . 5. 13. 19. You can turn gray, faded hair bcuutifully dark und lustrous al­ most over night, if you'll get a bottle of ..... . .. and Sul­ phur Comnouml” at any drug store. Millions of bottles of this old fump - oils Sage Tea Recipe, improved by . the addition of other ingredients, „,i are sold annually, says a welle- known druggist here, because it ur darkens the hair so naturally and A evenly that no one can tell it has been applied. A Those whose hair is turning gray A or becoming faded have a sur­ prise awaiting them, because after f- one or two applications the gray A hair vanishes and your locks be­ come luxuriantly dark und beauti°<» ful. oo This is the age of youth. Gray­ haired, unattructive folks aren't wanted uround, so get busy with M. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com­ pound tonight and you’ll be de1,0 lighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful uppearance within a few days. I 40 inch, extra heavy quality in ail the light shades fo r.................... S2.25 v;.r<l SILK PONGEE 32 mcties wide in blue, tan, green, or chid and pink fast colors for dress es and drapery......... ..... Rfw* vnri SPECIAL TODAY Fine Blue White Diamond 1 1-3 Carat. Price $485.00 Platinum Setting EVERFAST WASH FABRICS Small check and solid colors in Hverta st gingham o(J inches wide, g u a r­ anteed fast to sun and water. 65c and 75c yard. McLAULIN THE JEWELER Guaranteed fast coloi shades; d(j inch wide... the new 50c yard CRETONNES AND SCRIMS Small figured cretonnes, Marguisette and voile crcl w id e .............:.................. On Dixie Highway for sub-division REMNANTS Cotton good, silks und wool. Murkud ubout ierm s ♦^♦♦*+44444*44> 444444«444+44 44-M*44-i*4*>4444 Realtors 202 First Street Phone 302 *1* ♦♦♦*** ♦!***• *;« 5 iin iix a iia iia a iitiB a iis a a iH iiiiiiiia a a a a iiiiiii �The new Administration Buildin, Way, Coral Gables, now the Home of Pone* d t Leon Boulevard and Coral I of the Executive Department* of. the C oral G ablet Organlzatjpn. f O R A L G A B L E S is a city built cm ideals. Ideals *o f beauty, of fine i of landscaping, o f recreation, of business needs and utilities. Ideals 1 definite, permanent form for the enjoyment o f people who will ap] f at true value. ...i. A, yf A n d back o f Coral Gables ideals there is a dominating cause w rlooked. This U the fact that Coral Gables has been for more than a ll-year-’round home o f its owner and creator— George E . Merrick. f # ' i, the promoters o f large developments invariably own their propertie i tlii* iM»tinn when thev live upon these properties all the year ’round, |f A man— any man— creating a large development around his ow n home will inevitably build more w isely, carefully, farseeingly than he would if his tnotlves are actuated solely by the making of money. \f George E . Merrick's home ever since Miami w as Incorporated as a city, has been Coral Gables. -H e has -------- u . j rtiK»r home in this section. A ll of the Miami City Ollli'o of Coral Gnlilri, rcmo..YI<<l »i Kpunlsli lines by SI. ( i r o r u e Kill.., A. i V, In opened wltli u public reception on S.Uuiu.*, u « i l 10 p. iu. William Jennings B r y a n gives an intereating lecture daily, except Sunday, on We will be glad indeed to have you visit Coral Gables. Transportation is free in our / Florida and Its , luxurious Highway Pullman Opportunities Coaches, leaving the local t at the Coral Gables Office each V Venetian Casino, Coral Ga- V bles. You are cordially in­ vited to attend atui listen to Mr. Bryan. week. G e o r g e E . M e r r i c k . ~ For full particulars ~ o w n e r and reservation, call at the . Executive Offices: 152-154-150-158 E. Ffr.ylir Street, Miami Coral Gubles Office. (Insert LoeaS Costs!! .©stoles Address Mere) Florida Offices Jacksonville, ll'csf Balm Beach, Daytona, Orlando, Ytaipa. SI. Fclerzburg, Sanford, S him S. W. BRADFORD, Milano T heatre Building u and Isrudentoun , �row JIB, J in . 19—“The i of education la to and will to do the to do. when that jto be done, whether It or not,” quoted Barker, In an ad* Indent* of the Flor­ ae for Women. Dr. ,11 for four years dcian t o . William during hta ndminist[ident ‘of the United jTatlnhaaaee severn] Its estimated that he [more thnn 1,800,000 Colleges and high [wants to make the Y he declared, three [borne In mind. “No Vh, nor how smart | | not succeed unless T physically, possess Vd have a brave | life of Theodore demonstration of ’ strong body, and to his state of al* at the age of 14 . in which he built ■ically as a demon* tensing one's vital, rciso. clearly, the spearou are going to iworld. “If you go studying in hap* [you will fail to get s because you will Mr best efforts." [you pick up a les* Hr mind, first thing advised. “ Practice pint! on your le s s o n . to get a clear [to you." jrt, he suggested, fc than the strong tig physique com not mean exhibit however, but the to say "no" and [asked to do things to do, go places go." ?man Finds First Case Jan. 19—To find the first task that Davis, newly npfposition of chief of fen he took over the The quest Was for Rr-old daughter of carpenter working [iocination, deduction arts known only to r and detectives, the Ihe young woman in Is locator, working a ihan would be ex|h short notice, .found lesser half of the . wjmjiad left home Ron of single blessed­ l y of the girl were psburg to give their [Rowing the ceremony irtv Journed home all’s well that inds SRICANS DOLLAR IOBILITY 19—The list of Ani­ le tax payers, recently Is been given the title lac- de udtha of the i Die Z e if •e peple who are in n pay more than $10,( to the government," gan of the German hi­ lt also refers to the it ns the "Almanac of ity." ^ A A A AA A iot inHome By B, MU DOUGLAS 1 >*1 IOWA CITY, Jail. 19—tfy caus­ TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 19.—Au­ NfcW YQR*. J « w .llh * te Mtrle Antoinette in g successive waves of sound to tomobile licensp taka a r t being us­ Wrights tone, PhillmJelpbimaK interfere with each other’* trans­ ed a t the rate of 5,000 daily, acBy DOLLY 6 ABB ■V«*’**1 ul League thitd b au m t _____ INCH writer* era wont to at­ mission, bv. G. W. Stewart, a pro­ cording to officials of the comp­ tribute any deviation from the 1924 season with a bottlrtg “ o w a d a y 's a pladd conventional dUfessor of physic* a t the Univbrs- troller's office. Half of them are : when Mt» It erage of .307, s mark which hfcfrd t o - get. or ity of IoWa, has perfected a de­ going out from the capital office peettlon to a itre o ft of red hair, bettered by only rfedrw WRW*N* tUppresaed or ’ expr — cd, Marie unsstiifACtory vice which he believes Jn time may ahd the other half from.local bu­ Antoinette, tha beautiful wife cf ionnl League infielders—Her •n It la . se­ Frisch, K*lly^Fmmrier, Gri be used to eliminate undesirable reaus established' over the , state •Louts XVI., who stirred up civil cured, many houseCritx. and- High.. -i+ .V?1 noises and adjust sounds “to an for convenience of automobile own­ ;war in Franoo, may blame her wlvey db moit bf ;temperament on her hair which ers who do hot care to toko the Individual's aesthetic taste.” ( h e i r owiM work bAd quite a tinge of red. How­ The establishment of quiet nones time to send to Tallahassee for the ever. being of a more conservative | stone’s work during the 1924 o*4k Consequently a i mature, wo will admit that vre have for hospitals and the requirement tags. son stomps him ns one of the hi very large percent­ of mufflers for automobiles testi­ The annual rush season, which Is 'known a number of people who lights ngni In National League In fir age of their tithe Is fig. While never a -s tar-of* tha fy to the penerating nature of now a t Its height, also brings to .have stirred up tempests who have liig. •Pbht tu the kitch­ sound waves. They will pass, Dr. the tog department a multiplicity not been nble to boast of red hair. first magnitude, Wrightatpne en. Usually whoa Stewart says, through the most of problems due to the vray In Helen of Troy, we recall, who was a piugger. .I^is natpa pe-Js hubby goea off to which applicants handle thdlr re- famous for her blonde beauty was minute cracks and even through tinned in connection with a n .“all” hla office. wlfejr re­ team. Nor Is he considered-a par*“'J an apparently solid wall. With tne questh for licenses. A casual tlUso famous for the mlafcrtune turn* to her kitch­ theory that sound waves woold ex- glance at the icores of telegrams, that followed tn her train Includ­ ticutar star with the PhilReS* but en, to clean up the the records reveal that he -is one iend themselves were they placed regarding Applications, received ing the ten years’ Trojan war. With the brilliant complexion of breakfast dishes Or of the most dependable third base- < n conflict with one another. Dr. during the early hours of one day, to prepare further men in the National League snd a 3 Stewart worked out his device, gave an insight to some of the t>o mnny of tha Continental beaut­ of tha day, with features of the breakfasts for the hitting star of .300 caliber which he calls an acoustic wave fil­ things encountered during a day’s ies piquant retrousse type, and with routine, officials state. children. She Is busy there off and cheerfulness end comfort, and the. ter. WrlfchUthM' Is Just an average “I recently mailed you appli­ reddish hair, Marie Antolnetto posbnsoba oo until evening, and te lucky If Krekteat degree of sanitation an#’ sobaH player. There The results are obtained, Dr. ere is nothing a youthful freshness of ap­ Stewart explains, not by placing cation for Florida nutomoblle li­ reeaScd flashy about -his play. Her haver , •he cats leave the kitchen then. health. pearance as well os tho liveliness cense And requested the plates be seeks the limelight of public braise, . obstructions.In the path of soutld, and bravo recklessness of youth. Window* Important A Woman'* Office but by setting up a sort of battle sent me nt Mountain Lake, Flor­ but day after day ha is in- there, Etlquotto In the Austrian court A kitchen ft really a woman’s Sunlight has been discovered to between the various w*ves, thus ida," said one message dated at whero knocking down hits and getting hla she was rais'd was not so New York City. "Kindly disre­ office. -Therefdro It is sensible snd be one of the best medicines there causing a disordered transmission. shore of the bingles without tha Uriel as that tn the French court A brass cylinder tube one-half gard these Instructions and for­ to which sbo came as a young those whe stand out 'in the* world commendable If as much or more la- It kills germs and affects the ward the plates to me nt 37 Wall usual ballyhoo which 1combs to all tbodgbt Is put upon the design and body beneficially. It gives the Inch In diameter and six Inches long street, New York City, as soon Crown Princess and over which of baseball. * furnishing of that room than upon clearest and most diffused light and containing nothing but a ir and-op. as ready, ns it is necessary for chc later reigned as Queen, «nnd But from experienre, pitchers ’ aby Other Iti the house. Results therefore la easiest on the eyes. en a t both ends, is caused to trans­ these plates to accompany car from she always ro'oellod against the beginning t oflgure on h im . .when i Will show in tha health and spirits As a result of these and other ef­ mit no audible sound. With an­ New York to Florida." A careful rigors of French court life. other and slightly different tube, he steps ot the plate. His quiet Marie Antoinette's physical fects It brightens ono’a moods end of the chief user of the kitchen, of the records revealed that way Is deceiving. The farts take .“g tones below this same, or any search counterpart ts found In tho modBkd thef will be enjoyed by her increases one’* energies. In pieces the no such request had yet been re­ other note will be refused trans­ him tor ‘gfartted. He never g *rn girl with hair of a reddish ceived. Ft am t Cefltl Print where the maximum amount of husband and children ha well. The mission, whereas ail higher tones the applause of the multitude w lingo and the clear brilliant skin ^ (C) C arS l and Camera* Another telegram, dated Fort which usually accompanies really food Will he better. Moods will be sunlight is desired there should be pass freely. w • Myers, he delivers, because he is supj said "I sent check today plenty of plate-glaes windows. This brighter. Fatigue and discourage­ red hair, but which unfortunately comes and goes Others must glvs ed to deliver, but let him slip and "Other equally remarkable re ­ ment will have as little chance as sort of window Is easiest to see sults of a similar nature can be ob­ for a car license. Have cince de­ does not always accompany hair especial thought to the shuii.* cf the censure of the mob falls upon :-s Indigestion to take up their resi­ through, as well as trusst and tained," said Dr. Stewart In ex­ cided to leave Florida before April with merely a reddish cost For rougu selected, tho Mandnrtiu his head. His work is evidently densest so that light comes through plaining his device, “The tubes, 1. Will yfcu kindly moke that her a powder light both In texture rougn with Its added tone often appreciated by only a few, but tha dence there. license for ninety dnys and send nnd s h a d e , such o s J a v a , la a n e c ­ p ro v in g more effective In gtvtng fans In Philadelphia nre slowly be-, ,-f directly and not distorted, and so while entirely open and free frdm refund to my address here." There essity, for a heavier powder will brilliancy and transparency to tho A Few Pointers that notia or heat la less easily obstructions, have at regular In­ gining to realize why manager A r­ 1 will try to give a few pointers transmitted. There Is no place tervals, branching tubes and cham­ was no record of this either, which cloud tho transparency of her skin. skin. However. Just ns tho red- thur Fletcher keeps Wrightstonn i wns also the case with unother that you may not have thought of whero more reasons can be found bers. At each branching point the described in a telegram from Cocoa, For the girt with a creamier skin, haired typo will avoid wearing in there day after day. .Fletcher for Insuring that your kitchen, be­ for ustng plate-glass windows than waves arc reflected backward reading; "Cnncel order for license. wanner shades such as Peaphes or bright pink or bright red In a coa- culls him a diamond in tha rough through the tube. The design of Return check," and one from Fort reaches nnd Cream powder will tume, they will also avoid bright with the w rarlrg quality but with, cause of the above facts, will be as In the kitchen. tho branches can be made in such Fierce, rending “Departure delay­ blend bettor and give tho skin Itfu pink cheeks or & slantingly red out the glitter. satisfactory as It can be made. mouth. A bright red or a dark a mnnner as to produce a back­ ed. Please forward automobile li­ and color. Many writers and household econ­ % • Plats-QIsss Shelves color lipstick should ha avoided un­ Among tho red-haired "sorority’ It has become almost as hazard­ $ omist! have given tha reasons why Pl^te-glaaa adds to the kltchan ward reflection and an Interference cense tag immediately to Fort them are many fortunato enough less the hair Is very dork, a light ous to belong to a Chinese -Tong of almost any group of tones." Pierce." It Is best to have sinks and tables not only In the windows, but on to hftvn sufficient natural color, nhado being sparingly applied If a as it Is to be a law-abiding Ameri­ Dr. Stewart explained that he high enough so that women need tbe tables and In the shelves. It Is * *fti';i an enchanting flush that lipstick Is necessary. can citizen.—Columbia Uecqrd. the device truly n filt­ Utaaly S y n JitiU - -nqt lean over them constantly and a bright, polished substance that Is considered er. It Is a new basic method of Fourth Of Prisoners so tire their backs. The placing of Impervious to liquids and can be manipulating sound waves and ipay lights, bo that the stove, sink, cleaned with a few motions of e find application In mnny acoustic Escape State Prison Gavels For Rotary and work-fablo shall have enough damp cloth. Housewives who want devices in use today. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 17. Illumination has also been brought their kitchens as clean snd as easy "The telephone, the phonogrnph, Made In Nazareth to the attention of the lighting con­ to keep clean as possible are hav­ nnd even musical instruments —Twenty-four per cent of the num­ ber of prisoners committed to the tractors. Floor coverings that'are ing shelves made of It. and are themselves may sooner or Inter JERUSALEM, Jnn. 19 —Pales­ easy to clean and comfortable to having their kitchen tables covered profit by this new device," Dr. state prison during the four year period ending Dec. 31, 1924, e.itine hns suddenly become very Stewnrt explained. "In fact, there the feet have had tbelr share of with It. cuped during that time, it is dis­ much nwnre of the fact that there is opened to the imagination the •m And a Mlrrorl emphasis. These are all obvious ■I closed In the annual reports of the is such an organization ns the Ro­ possibility of the elimination of un­ A dstalli to which a woman will give Finally, silica It Is women who state prison department. Of those desirable noises and the enjoyment Brat- attention. • . 38 Inhabit kitchens, and one of wo­ of sounds adjusted t an individual who got away slxty-otie per cent tary Club in America. A collec­ There are, besides, several de­ man's chlefedt duties 11 to be were recaptured. tion of two hundrld olive-wood Modem six room house and garage, on Oak Avenue aesthetic taste." tails that are being given an In­ charming, there should be a taste­ Sixteen per cent of the total gavels, manufactured in the Near between 12th, and 13th Streets. Street paving and number committed were granted East Relief orphans trade school creasing amount 1 of attention. fully placed plate-glass mirror, so sidewalk paid. $5,000. Good terms. Kansas Children To pardons or were released condi­ Among them are the windows, that It Is possible to see always at Nnzarath, is now being exhibit­ tionally, the figures show. shelves, table tops and walls of the whether, when there Is someone at •Vote on State Bird Only 09 prisoners died while con­ ed in a prominent shop-window kitchen. All these can be treated the door, one looks One’s bent bofined during the four-year period. i just outside the Jaffa Gate. A fn a way to produce a maximum of fore answering the ring! TOPEKA, Jnn. 19—School chil­ The figures show that an aver­ dren of Kansas are In the midst age of n few more thnn 090 per­ placard states that these gavels of an election campaign. On Kun- sons yearly were sent to the state nre "for the use of the Rotary Club sn.s Day, Jan. 29, they are to el­ prison, while those discharged num­ chairmen throughout tho United Holy Land Expects Soviet Upsets Swedish ect a state bird. bered u few morj than 300 a States, being a gift from the or­ Good Tourist Season Plan of Disarmament Out of a big field of candidat­ nnd the escapes amounted toyear, 120 phan boy carpenters to clubs which 107 S. Park Ave. 1 i ’ -* ■ r' • -es, "Bob White" is picked to win. annually. have nt vnrious times contributed The figures by years follow: JERUSALEM, Jnn. 19—Palest­ STOCHRHOLM, Jan. 19—Plans He has the endorsement of both Commitments: 1921, 595; 1922, to the support of this work In Pal­ ine is becoming increasingly a t­ of deputies to the Swedish Parlia­ Governor Jonathan M. Davis and tractive to the tourist and hotel ac­ ment to bring forward measures of J. C, Mohler, secretary of the 495; 1923, 151; 1924, 491. estine." State Board of Agriculture. In Discharges: 1921, 284; 1922, 300; comodations are available is shown by an official report for the Inst to reduce armaments and to cut replying to questionnires by the 1923, 319; 1924, 305. Pardons or Paroles; 1921, 48; ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aaKHBBBHkiBHHaaaaMaKaHBHaaaHHaBaaaaBanaaaaaagaaaa*B*H five months, during which 22,381 expenses for national defense, may state Audubon society, each offic­ not be enrried out, according to ial, unknown to the other, recom­ 1922, 90; 1923, 83; 1924, 97. traveler came to this country, Escapes: 1921. 70; 1922, 122; Mnny of the tourists spent over political observers, because of th’e mended the quail. The women have their candidate, 1923, 130; 1924. 147. two months in Palestine, retailers renewed anxiety felt here In re­ Deaths: 1921, 8; 1922, 10; 1923, and hotel-keepers and souvenir gard to the Intentions of Soviet however. ‘Mrs. Jennie Wren" has been put forth ns champion of 14; 1924, 21. dealers reaping considerable profit Russia, Recaptures: 1921, 59; 1922, HI; ft The recont uprising in F.sthonia "women’s rights’' nnd is expected from them. Nearly everybody in Jerusalem is one of the circumstances which to instill some rivalry in tbe con­ 1923, 70; 1924, 74. Other leading contenders and other Palestine towns is pre­ Is causing eoncern to the propon­ test. paring for the winter senson which ents of disarmaments. Another for the honur whose names have JI SPECIAL PRICES promises a greater inpouring of is the lack of certainty ns to what been proposed are the robin, the GARDEN HOSE See tourists to the Holy Lund thnn du­ disposition the Russian government rairie chicken, niendow lark, tho 12l/a cent per foot ring any pre-war winter. The Jew­ will muke of the so-called Wrungell cardinal and the blue jay. Throughout the Kansas schools, ish information Bureau announ­ fleet confiscated by the French For Few Days ces advices from Europe and, Am­ government In French Colonial wa­ children are now campaigning, fa­ F IR S T S T R E E T ■ See S PHONE 548. erica nre that more than 5,000 ters, which, it is stated, will be miliarising themselves with the Jews expect to spend the coming turned over to the Soviet govern­ hirds nnd picking the candidate B im M iiiiu u they will support at tho polls. ment. Pass-over here. 5 N aVSS&l&t SB&'V&t- f For Sale H. B, Lew is !Batteries&Tires Ball Hardware Co. 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BUY N O W BEFOREIT IS TOO LATE Fort Mellon Development Company “P r o m o t e r s o f S a n f o r d ’s F i n e s t S u b d i v i s i o n ” r I �Rollins “Tars” Will FaceHardGridiron ScheduleNextYear ROLLINS COLLEGE, Winter Park, Fla., Jan. 19.—The tenta­ tive announcement of tho football schedule of tho Tars of Rollins col­ lege for next fall leave* no room for doubt, say those connected with the institution, that tho col­ lege is duo to carry out an a t­ tractive program of intercollegiate athletics for 1925. This schedule Is the first a* an actual member of the S. I. A. A., although Rollins played under rules of that organization on last season. The hardest game will lie with the University of Florida. Other outstanding opponents are the Cit­ adel Military colkgu nnd the Col­ lege of South Carol ilia, Mercer nnivrr ity, which won over the ‘Gators’ in ’21, Centenary College of Louisiana, coached by “Bo" MeMillin, Newberry College of South Carolina, Howard College of Alnhnma. and Oglethorpe University of Atlanta, 1924 champions of the S. I. A. A. The longest trip will be to Shreveport. La., and games will he played in Macon, Ga„ Jacksonville Demount, Git., and Miami. The schedule as it now stands, follows: Friday, Sept. 20, Freshmen at Winter Park. Monday. Sept. 28, Citadel Mili­ tary college, at Winter Pack. Saturday, Oct. 3, Springfield Athletic Club, at Jacksonville. Tuesday, Oct. 10, Centenary col­ lege nt Shreveport, Ln. Sntuiday, Oct. 31, University of Florida, nt Gainesville, Wei!n day, November 11, New I :*rry college, nt Orlnndo. Saturday, Nov. 21, Southern college nt Winter Pnrk. Thursday, Nov. 23, Howard col­ lege, nt Winter Pnrk. Snturdny, Dec. 5, post-season gonu* by special permission of S. 1. A. A. with Oglethorpe a t Mi­ ami. Six Racing Events Planned. For April On Daytona Beach SEABREEZE, Fla., Jnn. 19.— Permaiu ut revival of trccord-timc auto racing on the Ormond-Senbreeze-Daytona Beach course is fissured by the action of the rac­ ing comlnittcu of the SenhreezeDaylomv Death Association nnd the Halifax Realty Board, in pro­ viding n schedule of six meets late in April. The program contem­ plate- I'lirthoT efforts on the part of Sig H.oighdahl, Norwegian drivet, to ! wer his hour record of l 8() milt's made on the course in 1922, n<nrtrT*:rhy M. Mogolla of France m t 'HauginJahl'.t figure of 20b inib*.. an hour mark. Eatrey meeting will he featured by a c.tid of five rnros for both profi sLnnls and amateurs, and an th • ro n s will he continued throm iifm t the summer it is ex­ pected Urn I Florida cracks will keep th ir “niountc" in tune for trice a: purse money and trophies Hoi i i.u ; will he an udded feaof cn.-h event, and entries are ex­ pected irom all section* of the stat. i II.mgJrl.ihl has made Seeabreeze ills I 1 .a1.cut wintci headquarters ond i' preparing a new car for full:1; rpcid trials. “There is just one *on ere in tin* world in which spec I <i over 150 miles an hour ••no I f n tt.’inpted with any degree of afety and that i.i OrmondSmili o' t Daytona Beach course," he ■’* dr. n l , adding: “ It 1* my in­ tent i- > to make all future speed t< t;i h’-Tc on this asphalt-Uke oce n i*»*::cli of 22 miles." Ti >naiog committee is comPom J t il. E. Gardner and J. A. R' f 1 "i iX.yjona. George It. Bon­ net. . i .?.' D. MeMillian. Dayton- F. :.-.i 1 nir.mr L. Kincaid H «K ir> n-lt»n, Beal:route. . * w, .inn. r.i. lhe popui f - Poland In preparing to :nd* for a national gift to u, ic, the discoverer of ra­ the g ift will take the form i'.’im institute in Warsaw, Real Holdout Here’s Earl McNeoly, Washington outfielder, who drove In the run that decided the 1921 world series with the Giants. It won the title for Washington. That bnse hit no doubt has caused McNeoly to boost his price for the coming season ns he is already listed among the un­ signed. FoodValueLeading Advertising Point In Milk Campaigns TALAIIASSIE, Jan. 19 Food value is the strongest point to of­ fer the consumer in advertising milk, according to a report cover­ ing a survey conducted among the consumers m Philadelphia by the tediral department of agriculture. Quality was found to he of second importance while dealers’ names tcok third rank among the subject inatt.trs retained in minds of the consumers. “Milk advertising conducted by the individual distributing compan­ ies is to bo seen in practically every issue of newspaper* in street cars, bill boards, wagons and numerous other places," tin- department says. “ Each of those advertisements car­ ries the name of the responsible dealer and often little else. Yet mums have made little impfession upon the housewife for she re­ members much more readily app-nls which set forth food value of milk or wliich stressed quality. "The success and value of re­ peated advertising of the name of a particular dealer Is question­ ed on the basis of the data collec­ ted. Le us sc.’ just what advan­ tage will accrue if the dealer's name is constantly brought before the public. Will this form of ad­ vertising cause a consumer to stop trading with one dealer in order to recure the more widely adver­ tised product of another? “There is not generally enough difference in tin* milk of different dealers to influence tho housewife to make a change. Habit is too strong a factor in the lives of the average American to bring about a change. Surveys have shown thnt housewives trade with on** food retailer for year a fte r year and the most cause for changing dealers is the fact that the family moves front time to time." New residents of a city nre a source of Increased business for advertisers it is suggested Ritola, Twice Beaten By Nurmi Over Shorter Distances, Wants 5 Mile Race NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—WllHe Nurmi’s wa* an easy victory last Ritola, ftrontest of the Finish night. Seventy yards m fro fit of middle distance runner* in Ameri­ him ,U »nr Prim started. Fifty ca until Paavo Nurmi left his na­ yard* further advanced with Guntive town of Abo to invade the nur Nilnon and 150 yards abend western hemisphere, indicated Inst of Peerless Paavo came AugUBt night a t the Fordham university Fnger. All of the .Finn’s oppon­ meet th at a race with the peer­ ents were member* of the Finless one over n longer distance nish-American A. C. Nurmi sim­ might ba more interesting than ply drifted along glanced a t his the event in which Nurmi ha* par­ watch at tho end of each lap and ticipated up to this time. finally circled the field without Ritola, twice defeated by hi* apparently increasing his pace. countrymnn, at shorter distances, Stamina told the story. The oth­ traveled five mile* on an eighth ers were unable to keep in stride. Nurmi finished in good condi­ lap track eight seconds faster than the time furnished by Hnnncs tion after breaking three records Koiemainen in 1913 nnd his pace in New York, jmirpeyins to Chi­ equalled that of the first night u cago to break another, nnd return­ few days ngo when Nurmi shat- ing here to establish still one more I tu r d three world marks nt Madi­ all in thnee nights. son Square Garden. In the first meeting of the two London To Entertain Ritola led until within two laps of American Polo Team the finish, when Nurmi broke away to win handily. Ritola had LONDON, Jan. 19—The Hurlingnot spent his strength, but his finish wa* more like that of the ham Polo Cluh ha* invited rep­ long distance runner, a steady resentatives of the American ar­ my to ho guest* o fthe club during grind to the end. *tny in England next year, Rut Nurmi, it would seem, will their rays Polo Monthly. confine himself to the shorter dis­ "It is expected," says the mag­ tances, fro a miles to two miles, azine, "thnt the American nrmy with enrh race presenting a differ­ team will in England In ent distance. In fact, it was re­ May ami arrive great interest will a t­ ported sonic days ago that the tach to their matches against the oft-mentioned breach between the British army whom they defeated two stars of Finland hnd been wid­ so unexpectedly in the United ened until their followers insisted States Inst year. It i* at least cer­ that they run in different events. tain that Sir Hurold Snnggo will This Is what happened nt the spare no effort, with the assistance Fordham contests. ot Lfeut.-Col. Seott-DufT, to give At the Brooklyn college games the American soldiers a very nnext Snturdny night Nurmi will grecahle time during their visit to choose between a two-mile and this country. The inter-nrmy 2,000-ynrd distance. Even Joie matches at Hurlinghnm promise to Ray, blonde Chicago flier, whose he the most attractive feature of records have been swept away by next season’s polo.” the Scandinavian invasion, will en­ ter elsewhere than In Nurmi's PLAN 15 STORY BUILDING event. Ray will rompete in the TAMPA Jn n . 19—A fifteen story Brooklyn one Jiiousand in this case office building which will house meaning ynrd, not meters. Ritola Tampa's $000,000 theatre at Porlk will start from scratch in a three street and Florida avenue, accord­ nille-hnndicnn nnd his most dang­ ing to plans approved and made erous rivul appears to he George puidic following a stockholder’s I.crmond of Boston college, who meeting. The theatre, it is stated, was outdistanced In the two-mile will have a seating capacity of 2,' 500. event of the Fordhom meet. su v rw e b il l s O.K.-M AC KNOWS ABOUT IT - CAN'T MOU GIVE ME A CHECK FOR IT ? j NO S IR -I'M NOT GOING TO PAM ANM BILLS VUITHOUT HlS PERMISSION SO MOULL HAUS TO COME BACK AGAIN / SAM SONNW- & WHERE’S THE F CASHIER? GOT A 8 ILL HERE THAT'S OUEROUE' MAC'S GONER* -WE DAM AND I* OOATT KNOW > ANMTHIN6' * ! » ABOUT TH E J L Bo o k s y Coupon* GIt* xraph It, holder in couponi Bets the Coin, Vocation D0 6 G0N IT - HOW MANW TIM E S DO MOO GUMS EXPECT m e t o c l im b fo u r F l i g h t s o f s t a ir s Oe f o r e l g e t p mm m o n e w ? y ' YJfcLL G09H - DO MOO THINK \NERE GOING TO RENT OFFICES O N TH E FIRST FLOOR JU S T T O ACCOMODATE OUR CREDITORS GARDEN 12!/2cent* 50 Cross Wi $1& I| ACQUIRE SCHOOL SITE ORLANDO RAISES FUND ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 19 — The city’s school hoard has ac­ quired 25 acres of land in the city and suburbs upon which to con­ struct a new high school building and two new grndo schools. A bond electicn to provide $1,000,000 to carry out the building program is to be submitted to the people at n date in the immediate future, it is stated. ORLANDO, Jun. 19-C itizens of this city ara raising a $25,000 fund to he used to further interest.* of Orlando, provide immediate enter­ tainment features for visitors al­ ready here, to wage an intensive publicity campaign in South Flo­ rida nnd to aid nnd assist in fea­ tures to be staged here during the next four months. will add countleaJ vocabulary. Onfe] convinced! Send J once. The first nd make you n fan ufj for the next stria order, express or J Wo will ship CODifi charge you the poq SPECIAL OFFEB. I postpaid Series 1-4 DARWAL CORPJ 799 Broadway, jf** They’re “Perfect Twins! San Antonio, Tex., boasts about its “ perfect twins”—Isabella and Doro­ thea Peters. And really you can’t blame it, for here they are. But don’t ask us to tell you which is which. The only way their mother, Mrs. Otto Peters, wealthy rancher, can distinguish one from the ether Is by a peculiarly designed ring one wears. They’re athletic—lovers of nearly every sport. They swim even in winter—but that’s not so hard to do in San Antonio. BY CONDO EVERT TRUE •b y t h c : iv a y , HAVe YOU PAID u p TH<= f te C N IU M C IF e IN* SURA N CCS LONDON, Jan. t!)—Another c mtemplatod American innovation for low-moving nnd alow-changing old London, is a plan to build a m,tuber of imper-garagjs of several stories and each accomodating from 200 to 500 motor enrs. HANG «T ALL- THt& IS u \ SATURDWM AFTCRNOON AND 1“ rV E GOT TO WORK WHILE ftT THE REST O* THE FORCE V »S ENJOMIMG a h a l f d a s .1 OFF - GOSH - 1 DON'T EVEN HAVE TWV\E FOR RECREATION fW o r n o \th in*' Aims m o r e ! ^ IV IVH A T M 4 P & Y o u T H IN K O P T H ^ T i A l l OI\J Y O U ft OF A S u i t e s N i , MRS, T ftu e * AM I j l O O K ifvG . THAT I M D FoU C Y ? 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CALDER St R. R. ELDRIDGE Real estate brokers. All kinds of property listed and for sale. Of­ fice 108 Second St., Near Park Avenue. Phono 282. J. Miscellaneous For S ale. ALL WOOL SUITS Tailored to measure, guaranteed to fit. $25.00. Sanitary hand cleaning and pressing. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305 E ast Second Street. Sanford Building and Loan As­ sociation Preferred Stock can be cashed on 6Q days notice, interest payable April 1st and October 1st R a te I c f S - w o r d ) line._________ ___ you can’t bent it. Buy eight per cent Preferred TO REACH tho prosperous farm­ ___ _________ _ ___ Building and ers and fern growers of Volusia Stock in t h f Sanford county advertise in the DeLand Loan Association, established 1908. Daily News, rate le per word, caah Tampa—Water supply system to with order. be installed in Sftnset Park addi­ MAINE—WatervlUe, Morning S«L tion.________ _________________ tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ ple aro interested in Florida prop­ FOR SALE—10 ncrcs celery land, lot 4, Eurnka Hammock. Rich­ erty. Reach them through toe Sentinel. Rate -card on appllea- ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba­ non, Ind. tlon,____________ ADVERTISE in tt e Joumal-Hsr- CASH—Paid for false teeth, donaid, South Georgia’s greatest tnt gold, platinum and discard­ newspaper. Morning, afternoon, ed jewelry.—Hoko Smelting and weekly and Sunday Classified rates Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. 10c per line. Wnycnoss JournalHerald, Waycross. Georgia. FOR SALE—The registered airdale pups that were in Ball's TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE!— show window Inst Saturday. Males Send In your subscription to the $25. Females $15. J. W. Coiley, Tribune or hand it to your local Inglcside Farm. Cameron Ave. dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year SAUSAGE $8.00, 6 months $4.0C, three months All pork, oak smoked, 40 cents $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ per pound, post pnid. Cash. Mini­ ance policy add 75 cents to your mum shipment, 3 pounds. Satis­ erder. faction guaranteed. Mrs. Enoch "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell Sawyer, Tifton, Ga. anything?’’ If so advertise in WOOD FOR SALE— I feet, fine the ’’Gainesville Sun.”_______ $4.00 per cord a t my farm. G. W E S T V IR G I N I A — C T n t k s b u r g . T h e C la rk sb u rg E x p o n en t, m o r n i n g W. L. Smith, R. I. Moore’s Sta­ I n c l u d i n g S u n d a y , m o r n i n g Issu e, tion. E. SPURLING, sub-division specialist Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie Highway. STOVES hr w a n t a d t o SANFORD STOVE WORKS—Oil ■■ cure. stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, MAT N ovens and victrolas. Your credit sh o u ld 1 • is good. Phone 49L-3. 321 First ■tofflce ad Street. K jsk p O s ~ TIN AND METAL WORK 1 tvf u t h o u s a n d h a s a JAMES H, COWAN—All kinds l a n d t h e o t h e r a c a n ’t of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. P w lth yoti unlaaa our address, W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak -atlaaaaea MUW t o Avenue and Third Street. TeleI m i u i a t f t * Xanphono 111.' Slid office ar by le tlan baae d 'eeeatln TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS . a o t valid . All makes of typewriters for B arries. sale on easy terms, for rent, also P r o m p t . Bffldant repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 Ball Bldg._______ ________ VETERINARIAN THIS DR. A. DOLAN—Veterinarian. Dolnns Vetinary Remedies. 313 t c e n t p e r w o rd , m i n i m u m l i e . 3S DIRECTORY • E. Second S t, Sanford, Fla. D E V E L O P E R S A T T E N T IO N —P e n 1• *. * MI I e n r n l a Is b e g i n n i n g t h e g r e a t e s t d e ­ h o place within easy v e l o p m e n t In ( l l o r l d a 'n h i s t o r y ; e Rooms For Rent people of Sanford h a l f m i ll io n d o l l a r h i g h w a y t n t h e giH f b e a c h J u s t f i n is h e d ; a t w o so often needed, illio n d o l l a r b r i d g e a c r o s s E s c a m ­ F O R TtENT—Two unTurnishef m list when any spe. rooms and Garage. 018 Oak Ave. db oial l a Br aoyp esr taa rht eodu :s e quunadr et er r c o nmsitllr uiocn­ is required. It is t i o n ; t w o m i ll io n s b e i n g s p e n t on alphabetically for V g r e a t e s t c h a n c e f o r liv e FOR RENT—Front bed room. Fur- \ 'highway; lienee.. . d e v e l o p e r s to g e t In on ground nished. 807 Magnolia Ave. 1floor. W r i t e D e v e l o p m e n t D e p a r t ­ m e n t T h e P e n s a c o l a N ew s. FOR RENT—Desirable front bed­ space in this room. 813 Magnolia Avenue. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ DIRECTORY gusta, Ga.—Augusta's greatest PHONE FOR RENT — Two unfurnished classified medium, rate cash .09c 118 rooms. 004 Laurel Ave. charge. 10c per line, minimum ,30c. FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. Johns County la reached through fied Directory Lincoln House. the St. Augustine Evening Record. IH AND MOTOR RE­ FOR RENT—One upstairs bed­ Quick results. Two cento per word. Sample copy on request. room. 30ti Palmetto Ave. WINDING. TAMPA, FLORIDA—Inmpo Daily Times, the great homo dally, ELECTRIC SERVICE FOR RENT—One bedroom. 311 I’nrk Avenue. rnte lH c per word, minimuto ^pert Electrical repairs. charge 25c cash with order. Write Central Ave. Orlando. Building Material fms complete rate card_______ PALM BEACH COUNTY—Tfie MULES FOR RENT ' scene of stupendous developmentlEEL Car. Drive St MIRACLE Concrete Co., general Read about it in ithe Palm Beach Oak and Second St. cement work, sidewalks, build­ Post. Sample copy sent on re­ ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. J. B- quest Terwiiicger. Prop.______________ IiODY REPAIRING ADVERTISING gets results if it Lumber and Building Material STEIN — Automobile reaches potential buyers. PuCarter Lumber Company Repairing and Rebuilding. latka Daily News is circulated in N, Laurel St. Phone 505 Home. Oak Avenue. HILL LUMBER CO. House a bn industrial and agricultural secPTOS FOR HIKE tion.____________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Service, Quality and Price. lUTO SERVICE Day TO REACH BUYERS or sailers of Meets all trains. BagFlorida real estate advertise in TO THE PUBLIC: insfer. Phone 551. The following named contract­ the St. Petersburg Times. One cent AUTO TRIPS ors are fair to Organized Labor cent n word daily, two cents a word H. ' CALDER. Day and and pay the Union Scale set by Sundays._______________________ lxi service, Anytime, Local No. 1201 of Painters, Dec­ THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho orators and Paper Hangers of accepted want ad medium in 282. or 25. America: Dnytonn (Fla.) One cent a word UTO WRECKER R. Pcll. F. W. Tempocton, an insertion. Minimum 25c. !RO. bay or night ser- V.W. C. Coller, C. F. Metcalf, Horace Day phono 394. Night Jiminoz, - Harrow, R. I* Sel­ FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando 190___________________ lers, JesseII. Cook, mornng Sentinel; lnrgest classi­ T. S. I)elk, I. S. tAUTY PARLORS Talbott, T. M. Dunlap nnd^ G. W. fied business, rnte lc a word, min­ r H a r r i e t . Murinello Venable, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. imum 24c cash with order. all kinds. Rain water n O. Shinholscr. We also ask the A LITTLE WANT A D ' In The ly. Old First National public to see their painters have Herald will bring you big re­ their local card. Pudding, nhono 245. sults. Advertise those old articles H. Harrow, Pres. (NEKS AND DYERS you have stored awnv and have JKS STEAM PRESSERY i v t h f . r i n r r i T c o r n r , s k v - no use for. A little thirty-cent ad several dollars. k v t ii J iim r iA L c i i k t i t . <»(•* may bripg you (work a specialty. 110 a representative K 1,011111.1, IV .1VII F l l l t HUM I* Phone 148 nnd .Avenue, Phone .017-J . NOI.K c o c v r v . will call to see you. IN C H A N C E R Y CAFE io T iR T n n a d re p resen tativ e th o r l l l l e r w i t h T atea. r u l e s [ c a t i o n , w ill « I 7 * TM* iyssaatf*'* b E C l TCa P I ” Jam es E. Ila rtlc tt, (s o m etim es k n o w n um l c a ll e d J . K. H a r t l o t t . a n d als o k n o w n nnd called J. l \ l)est tn Service and Qual. C o m p lain an t^r&t Street and I’afk Ave- » I t a r t l c t t )vs. E m inn D r a d o . T l i o m n s J. K e n n e y , T r u s t e e , Dnnlt-I J u d d . H e s t e r ('. r drT5g s ~ N u w h n l l. a n d o t h e r s . D e f e n d a n t s . ImUG STORE — PreO r d e r F n r I’lililleullm i m a Itrn d o , If II v Ii ik . a n d If Mis, Drugs, Sodas. We d eTa dn, Kam I near-You as your phone. u n d e r llE m pmaar t i eDsra dc loa, i mdiencge a sI en dt e, r ens rt ELECTItl&VL fORD ELECTRIC CO. Bsors to Gillon Si Piatt tnolia. Everything elecI’hone 422. Elcctragith [ING STATIONS AN1) _>UTO SUPPLIES f s H j f r VICE STATION pas, Oil, Tires, AccessoPervice with a smile. Elm tn }. Phone 4471-3._____ -Three stations. Mag­ i'''! Second. First and Elm, [d Avenue and 10th Street, ^service. FLORIST THE FLORIST” *ra for all occasions, '[yrtle. Phone 200-W___ SED F URNITURE_____ URN ITU RE TO SELL? 0 Furniture Co. We pay bat it's worth. Phone No. law yer O’llRYAN. Office ... ole Rank Building Annex Pijone 417-L 3. millinery JA ftT fr SHOP—Fur 6 imlhi©-v cull 579-J. lO N EV ^rp LOAN u N KE I) MON E Y ?—We (noney to loun on First n**!l’~£anford Bond and o t h e r w i s e : T h o m a s J . K e n n e y . T r ti s te e . If llv lm j, a n d If d e a d , n il p a r t Ite s c l u l m l n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r T h o m a s J. K e n n e y , T r u s t e e , deceased, or o t h e r w i s e ; D a n i e l J u d d . If l i v in g , a n d If d e a d , u ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r D a n ie l J m ld , d e c e a s ­ ed, o r o t h e r w i s e ; H e s t e r C, N e w h a l l If li v in g , a n d if d e a d , all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r H e s t e r C. N e w h a l l. d e c e a s e d . o r o th erw ise; E d w i n V le k c rs , If l i v in g , a n d If d e a d , nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g • I n t e r e s t u n d e r E d w in V ickers, deceased, o r o th erw ise; H a rrie tt P a g e . If l i v ­ ing. a n d If d e a d , n il p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ in g I n t e r e s t under H a r r i e t t ( ’. I'a g e , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; M. <1. T o b y . If liv in g , a n d If d e a d , all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r M. <!. T o b y , d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e ; J . \V. H a y w a r d . If li v in g , a n d If d e a d , all p arties cla im in g In te re st u n d e r J . \V. H a y w a r d , d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r ­ w is e ; T h e o d o r e T i m x te r . J r . If l i v ­ in g, a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ in g I n t e r e s t u n d e r T h e o d o r e T h a x t c r. Jr., d e c e a s e d n r o t h e r w i s e ; .Mill­ BRINGING UP FATHER V J H \ CAN H A V E co O r - l E j T M I N ^ .Y O ^ a t T h a t I LIKE? FOR SALE—Fine gas Call 2003. range.— FOR SALE—Gasoline launch. 23 by 5 feet, 8 horse, double cylin­ d e r four cycle motor, speed about 10 miles. In perfect working con­ dition, will sell for less than its value or trndo for Ford .Coupe, in good shape.—P. D. Parker, Gene­ va, Fla. Graham % Ton Truck 1923 Coupe Dodge 1924 Touring Dodge 1922 * Touring Dodgo 1922 Roadster Dodgo 1924 Fordor Sedan Fort! 1923 Runabout Ford 1925 Ton Truck Ford (Cab & Body) 1923 9 Passenger Ford Suburban bus 1923 Panel Ford Light Truck 1924 Overland Tourinpr Above* cars reconditioned, all run fine nnd look good. Prices Right—Terms “Maybe" I. W. PHILLIPS SONS Dodgo Dealer Phono No. 3 Oak St Second 1023 Dodgo FOR SALE OR TRADE—Ford Touring car, late 24. $295 cash or $85 down, $25 per month. F. Breeden, address Smith’s Barber Shop. _ FOR SALE—Hudson Super Six, seven pnssenger, six good tires, in good condition, for sale cheap on terms to responsible party, or will trade for light 5 passenger cnr._ Phone 21 or 355-J. F l a n d e r s . If l i v i n g , n n d If d e u d . nil p arties claim in g Interest under M a r t h a J . F l a n d e r s , doeen n ed , o r o t h e r w i s e : J a m e s M. L e w is. If liv ­ in g. a m i If d e a d , a ll p a r l i e s c laim In g I n t e r e s t u n d e r J a m e s M. L ew is, deceased, o r o th e r w is e ; S a ra h L il­ lian S a u n d e r s . If l i v i n g , a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r S a r a h L il l i a n S a u n d e r s , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; M ary J . K lm tm lt, If l i v ­ ing, a n d If d e a d , till p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ in g I n t e r e s t u n d e r M ary J . K im b a l l, d e c e a s e d , n r o t h e r w i s e ; D a v id H o c k ­ ley, if liv in g , a m i If d e a d , a l l p a r t ­ ies - c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r D avid H o c k le y , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; J o s e p h D av is. It li v in g , a n d If d e a d , nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r J o s e p h D avis, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r ­ w is e ; G e o r g e \V. N o r r i s . If li v in g , a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r G e o r g e W. N o rris , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; H e n r y L. C h a se , If li v in g , a n d If d e a d , till p arties claim in g Interest under Henry L. C h a s e , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r ­ w i s e ; S y r u s M. F i s k . If li v i n g , am i If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ e s t u n d e r S y r u s M. F i s k , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; K lw y n W. L o v e jo y , If li v in g , a n d If d e a d , a l t p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r K lw y n W. L o v e jo y , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w is e : J o s e p h F a u l k n e r , If liv in g , a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r Jo s e p h F a u lk n e r , deceased, o r o t h e r w i s e ; C h a r l e s <\ Mike If li v in g , um l If d e a d , a ll pnt'tlca c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r I ' h a r h s t*. I ’Ike, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; N e t ­ t l e V. ( ‘o l e m a n . If li v in g , a n d If dead, alt p a rtie s cla im in g Interest ti n d e r N e t t l e V, C o le m a n , d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w l s u ; L v d la H. H uso, If li v ­ in g . a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ in g I n t e r e s t u n d e r L y d ia H. Ilu se, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; S a r a h F. L e w is, If l i v i n g , a n d If d e a d , alt p arties claim in g Interest under S arali F. L ew is, deceased, o r o th e r ­ w i s e ; L. W. Miner. If li v in g , a n d If deoil, a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g t n l s r c s l u n d e r L. W. Miner, d c c e a n y d , u r o t h e r w i s e ; L o w e l l W. R eed, If l i v ­ in g . a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ in g I n t e r e s t u n d e r Lm vell W. Heed, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; M. V i r g i n ­ ia Heed. If liv in g , a n d If d e a d , all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r M. V i r g i n i a Heed, d e c e a s e d , u r o th e r* jwlse; G e o r g e S. O sb o rn e , if liv in g , a n d If .d e a d , all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r G e o r g e S, O sb o rn e , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h r w l s e ; A. .1 F e e l ­ in g , If li v in g , an d If d ead , a ll p a r t ­ ie s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t Under A. J. F eelin g , deceased, or o th erw ise; G e o r g e A. D avis, If li v in g , a m i If dead, all p a rtie s claim in g in te re st t i n d e r G e o r g e A. D a v is, d e c e a s e d , or o t h e r w i s e ; A. IS. H tln s o n , If li v in g , a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r A. H, S ti n s o n , d e ­ ceased, or o th erw ise: L i l l i a n M. ceased, or o th erw ise; L il l i a n M. S t i n s o n , if li v in g , a n d If d e a d , all p a rtie s c la im in g in te re st u n d e r L il­ l i a n M S lltls o n , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r ­ w i s e ; J a m e s F . H e u s l l s , If li v in g a n d If d e a d , nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g FOR SALE—Small home with three acres of Innd, 50 orange trees nnd truck garden. Ideal spot for chickens, electricity and water. 10 minutes out on hard road. Phone 571-J.________________________ FOR SALE—Brick block, business WANTED— Position ns bookkeep­ property paying 15 per cent. er or stenographer (male) 5 Price $14,000, Cash $4,000. Balyears experience. Good references. anco good terms. 112 Purk Ave. Thrasher & Garner. Phone 571-J. WANT TO SELL—List your pro­ perty with us now. Your de­ scription will go in new catalogue now being made up. See the new manngcr a t the new location. C. A. Strout Farm Agency, 401 1st National Bank Bldg. WANT TO BUY—Flat top desk. Inquire Herald office. LOST—Pass case with name, i Shrine emblem stamped Ir’ Coftniniug passes’. Masonic j and some money. Finder r^ttl 1011 Oak Avenue, receive rewa* J. A. Butler. Houses For Sale^ FOR SALE—Nice little homdAfl , one of the beat locations on metto Ave. Five rooms, bath ; garage. Cash or terms. Coi and see it. 2018 Palmetto Ave. re. duced immediately to enter thd weaving sheds, and not only learn the business but nre paid for R, while older weavers get extra pay Help Wanted to tench tile youngsters the craftt. As in almost every other big in­ STEWART’S SUM-DIVISION WANTED—Two or three light dustry nowadays, employer’s ' in­ housekeeping rooms. No chil­ terest does not halt with teaching Altamonte Springs dren. Address Box W, Ilcrabl Of­ xr» Two hundred beautiful building fice. lots, prices range $ta0 to $850. /.i Houses For Kent See these large lots before you WANTED TO RENT Jan. 15 to buy elsewhere. Don’t buy n lot COTTAGE FOR RENT—J . Mu*, June 15. 3 room Apartment or a public alley in the rear. son. Union Avenue, small furnished house. A. P. Con­ without Come and see me any time. I live nelly & Sons. here nnd want neighbors. Tho postponed annual meeting WII.MER STEWART of the Stockholders*of the Sanfora IF YOU want to buy or sell your Building & Ijtan Association WlJ| property seo Thrasher Si Garner, _______Altamonte Springs, 112 Purk Ave. They have the right Wo have some beautiful * lake be held at the offiue of the As­ prices. front lots on I-nka Wiltlmero one- sociation, 108 Magnolia Avenue, half mile from the Dixie Highway Sflhford. Florida nt ei.qht P. M. W A N T E D—Experienced steno­ in a nest of beautiful clear lakot, February 17, 1925, for the purpose grapher, nt once. Apply Bell for sale. for electing tho Board of Directory Bros., Lake Monroe. i We will build your homo, land­ nnd to transact -such other busi­ ness as may he brought beforo the $10,000,000 company wants to scape your grove, and relieve you ntueting. •, ,u>. of trouble ami worries incident to sell Watkins Home Necessities in building up a place. SANFORD BUILDING & LOAN; Sanford—More than 150 used doi­ ASSN., In tho meantime, you can go ly. Income $35 to $50 weekly. Ex­ fishing. You can fish in nny one T. J. Miller. President*. perience unnecessary. Write De­ of the dozen lakes, ami if you don’t Attest: A. P, Connelly, - ” ; partment H-5. The J. R. Watkins know how to fish, we have several J a n f ia , 10, 20, Feb. 2. Sec’y. ■ Co., 02-70 West Iowa Ave., Mem­ exports who will bo glad to show phis, Tetin. you. Mr. Scholfield who has been Hear Judge Peacock nt Baptist singing nt the Baptist Church will c- J. N. Westbrooks Church tonight. vouch for the nbove. CJtinsmith LAKE JESSUP LAND CO., Inc. Longwuod. FinI n t e r e s t u n d e r J a m e s F. I l e u s t l s , G r a p h o n o la s , C locks, S e w in g d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; K v o r e t t C. ’ Machine H ates. If l i v i n g , n n d If d e a d , a ll Apartment house on F irst St, p arties cla im in g Interest ti n d e r This is a bargain. 1J * 421 S a n f o r d A v e . I V *• E v e r e t t C. Hu tea. d e c e a s e d , o r o t h ­ e r w i s e : G e o r g e It. A t k i n s . If l i v i n g — -a In g. a n d If d e a d , a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ One five-room bungalow, in good in g i n t e r e s t , u n d e r G e o r g e It. A t ­ k i n s , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; A nd condition. $500.U0 puts you in this , I to nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n ­ house. San fond Sigh Shop" WANTED—Boot trniler. M. Han­ son. 211 First Street. d e r l l u t h M. f a l l , d ei'cutw d , H q liry M. l l l n k e l . d e c e a s e d . J o h n A. D o u g ­ Five acre farm on hard road,j Designers and painters of San­ lass. d e c e a s e d , G e o r g e E. f u r r i e r , ford’s distinctive signs. San­ d e c e a s e d . J o h n D a v e n p o r t , J r . , d e ­ now in crops. Cheap nnw on easy ce a se d . J o h n f , l l n i m u n , d e c e a s e d . terms. > ford Avenuo i\t First Street. . , FOR QUICK SALE—Celery wire J o s e p h XL L e w i s , d e c e a s e d . In Hie ’ * 1 I fo llo w in g d escribed p ro p e r ty , s i t u ­ Phone 480-W. at half price. Phune 415-W. 1,. We hnve houses to rent. Como a te , l y i n g a n d b e i n g In H cm ln o lc I. Frazier. It: in and see us.—Seminole Realty County, Florida, In -x vlf: Lid* ID. III. r.D. 63. 51. < 5, «(t, 80, 87. 95. 1D2. I I I . 112. tin. I I I , I IB. Co.. 110 E. Second Street. ---- I 13 127, 128. 129. ! 31*. 131. 137. io n K n o w l e s . If li v in g , n n d If d ead , i n . 115. 161. 152. 153. 165. ir.7, 169. 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In F l a t a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g Hook p a g e 01. H in t s a i d w r i t of tli.it you mid i-at-h o f r u n , do he, I n t e r e s t u n d e r J n s l n h It. G o rd o n , n n d y o u n r e h e r e b y i i i t u l r e d ti s n b je o itu c o u l d n o t h e s e r v e d u p o n d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; M a r t h a J. a p p e a r t o Ho- bill of c o m p l a i n t In th e F l o r i d a L u n d m id C o l n n l x n t h m l i d s eirti.ie, on .Monday, I be 2nd d a y C o m p a n y . L im it e d , a c o r p o r a t i o n , XIII T i l l , t N il ( M I N T of F e b r u a r y . A. D. 19 25, n t t h e one o f tin- ilc f o n d a n t s h e r e i n , d u e T ho F a in t T h a t Save* You • ‘nlirtliotbie In S u n fo r il. S e m i n o le to llo- a b s e n c e f r o m t h e H la to of Honey. H uiiniy, F l o r i d a ; s a i d s u i t b e i n g a F l o r i d a f o r m o r e t h a n s i x M o n th s , Manufactured by i s u i t to q u ie t t i t l e In c u m p h l i u u n t la s t p u s s .i l b e f o r e t h e I s s u a n c e of i : > i r r * o u - l d ii il * lr r F a i n t Cm 1 .latiie-i I-'. H a r l l e t t . In t h e a b o v e ilu- s a id w r i t o f a l l u g t- n ls o r o f f i c e r s Sold b y M rllM 4 bin ds, a n d y o u a r t t h e n j ,.f sa id d e f e n d a n t c o r p o r a t i o n , t h e MMISING I 'A I X T CO M PA N Y m id t h e r e r e q u i r e d t o m a k e m in iv er F l o r i d a L a n d .V ( ' o l o n l s n t l o n C o m ­ 11.3 t l n g n o l l a A ve. fo sa id Idll of c o m p l a i n t filed p a n y , L i m i t ' d : I'll.no- 27(1 UKiiinst y o u h e r e i n , n i h e r w l s e , a therefore; I t Is A d ju d g e d , lleen-e p r o I'llllflSSO w ill he e n t e r ­ o r dNow. e r e d a n d d e e n u l t h a t t h e said . 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X r r ti*. m : \ e .n t i i J i m i i vi. r u n i i r a t S a n f o r d . S e m i n o le C o u n t y , F l o r ­ o f F M i i i i i i v . i n \ n ii r m i t h e ida, tills 22 d a y of D e c e m b e r A. c m NTV HF SEVIINIII.E. It. 1921. ARCHITECT IN CM A N C K It i . J. J. D IC K E N S O N , N. II. G a r n e r a n d A. M. C o n n e ll y , J u d g e o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t , (R e a lto rs ) F ir s t N a tio n a l H ank 31dcr* C tiiu id u lu m its . S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . F lorld A . Vs. G e o r g e G. H e r r i n g , 103 N. Park Are. 105 Magnolia Ave. Sanford, ------------- - Florida F l o r i d a I.a n d X f ' o t o n l x a t l o n C o m ­ S o l i c i t o r t o r C i.i u id a i im n t . Phone 122 Phono 48 pan y, Liinltatl. u e o r p o r u t l o n ; tile Dee. 22. 29, Jutl. 5. 12. 19. Seminole Marble Co. DAVID B. HYEP. ARCHITECT <1 1 H. A. SPEIU NOW IS THE TIME “ASK MR. CONNELLY” About the Following Murrains Chiropodist Elton J. Moughton A. P. Connelly & Sons By GEORGE McMANUS oo?) � 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 19, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 19, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 19, 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/713e58298ab9814e949cd75f88b6a0d8.pdf a7bc823442a0431e8e131570aea0363c PDF Text Text ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Jack Dempsey Will Retire From Ring LOS ANGELES, Jan. 17,— Jack Dempsey abdicates the heavyweight boxing throne next Juno to set up housekeep­ ing a t the husband of Estelle Taylor, motion picture actress, whom he now serves as busi­ ness manager, he admitted to a publicity man Friday night. SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17,1925. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. AGREEM EN TONBmH«f. ACCUSE MEANS ........ 'son W hat ISSUE Killed Love in Their Home BEING UNFAIR HOOVER RE WITH PARDONS Europe Is on Edge Over T ariff War FARES. Jan. 17.—A tariff war between Germany and France, now on Is expected in business circles to continue for a considerable period despite efforts of Minister of Com­ merce Raynaldi, to keep the quoation open to prevent a for­ mal rupture of negotiations for temporary commercial accord. LOS ANGELES. Jan. 17.—Wil­ liam S. Hart, "two gun Bill,” of the moving pictures, and his wife m House to President Thinks House And Winifred Westover Hart, from Former Department of Justice Senate Leaders Should Seek Debate On whom he is separated, gave In Ajrcnt Is Said to Have Car* Understanding Final Form superior court hero Friday their Strength Of riedOnAWJtoIesaleBiiMincsM Muscle Shoals Legislation first authenticated version of in Pardon* and Liquor* tattle Fleet what killed home fires on the fam­ Will Remain In Cabinet Bat ily hearth on May day, 1922. Plan Will Prevent Prefers to Stay at Head of The stories of the two failed to Chicago Jeweler Is Rewriting of Bill Department of Commerce tally in many respects. Called to Testify Rather.Than Direct Farms Leaders in House Meet With The occasion to decide whether New German Chancellor Is President to Discuss Shoals the separation agreement which Declare* That Chicago Money WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—HtrDifficulty Filling Flnonced The Ring Which imendment Having In White House Conference bert Hoover, who two years ago bars Mrs. Hart from the screen Position Which He Former* Operated in Washington Meafluro As Vetoed By Cool* iMake Guns lyOccupiedHimself-Finanoe WASHINGTON, Jan. 17_Pres- declined tho interior secrctaryahlp, and which sho Is attempting to At idcre Again Faces Senate Sales Coolldgo was represented has refused an offer of the agrl* breakevens an “agreement in re­ NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-A gen­ England’s BERLIN, Jun. 17.—Dr. Hans ment straint of trade." With Likelihood of Pass­ Friday to bo In agreement with Re­ culture department portfolio from P. M. Saturday; eral business in pardons, with liq­ publican house leaders that they President Coolidge. Mrs. Hart said their first tiff uor permits as a aide line, wns en­ ing; Another Merrygoround Luther, the new German chancel­ TON, Jan. 17.Been Great Si should seek an understanding with Hoover intends to remain !h occured May 1, 1022, following a gaged in by Gaston B. Means, for­ ppropriatlon bill lor, Friday afternoon still wns senate leaders as to the final f?rm theMr. WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.— The cabinet but prefers to stay at disagreement between herself and Subscription to the $300< from House to Incklng four members of his cab­ °l Muscle Shoals legislation before tho head of the department of Hart s sister. Mory, while Hart ad­ mer department of justice agent, senute scorns to be headed for an­ Underwood private leasing bill mitted that his first Intimation of and by the man known as his other ........rnierry-go-around, this time stock issue of the San ~ —....................... lare of debate inet nnd hour beforo he was due the commerce rather than direct tho is advanced to its next legislative activities of the department of ag­ trouble came on that dnte. but “secretary,” Elmer W. Jnmecke, on the postal salary increase bill. H otel-R ealtV will Hnsn tnn strength of the to appear beforo the Reichstag step. Mooes, Republican, N e w i"f „ ■ s Hatly denied knowledge of n dis­ tlje federal jury hearing evidenco Senator and the session which was to hove enl Hampshire, obtained consent Frl- a t A1 O clock when When the thft er tie fleet Senator marked tho formal inauguration of Representative Longworth of riculture. agreement between his wife nnd The president offered the agrL ngninst Means nnd Thomns B. day to call up his bill In the senate amount is expected to inessee, served his non-partisan bourgeois minis­ Ohio, the majority leader in the culture secretaryship to Mr. Hoov­ bis sister. house, und Chairman Snell, of tho er because he looked toward him Thursday. From all the signs been subscribed for, accor Mrs. Hart testified that Hart Felder. his formor nttomey, on next up today his try was postponed until Monday. president their views at a White it will reach President Coolidge’s to officials of the as a type of mnn he desire to suc­ frequently importuned her to go charges of conspiring to bribe gov­ [directing such There suddenly has developed a house rules, committee, gave the ceed Howard M. Core*—a man qual­ desk in the form of tho to Reno and get a divorce. Hart ernment officials, was told Friday. meusure exactly of available candidates for House conference tmu Company thl_. he vetoed and on which Realty funs as to give dearth the bill the portfolio of Minister of Fi­ went to conference without such ified to supervise In a business way denied U. Although she wept off ho was sustained by one vote. The witness, Samuel Sehmidt, u which the stock is offered the many activities of the agricul­ [an average range nance. the post formerly held by an understanding, it would bo tural department and particularly and on during her examination and Cliicngo Jeweler, said Chicago mo­ The Moses hill, which started its sale. With subscription* i cross-examination, sho wns gen­ ney financed the operations of tho career ns tho .Sterling bill, Ir iden­ Great Britain and Dr, Luther, which in considered lurgely rewritten there. one who could so direct departmen* erally compoied. one of the thorniest jobs in the Hill Held Up rin^ which operated in Washing­ tically tho same ns the defeated past the $200,000 kiark Satui tnl efforts ns to aid the farmers new government us the question of Her husband on the other hand, ton. Some of his money—how pay raise measure, but adds n sec­ morning an intensive campaign They said afterwards they would of the country in obtaining better olldge’s position reaching a decision on the govern- seek conferences with senate lead­ and more direct markets. (ration of the big Mr. appeared ill at ease, unaccustomed much he wouldn’t say—went into tion for increasing nil but first complete the sale was inaugun&Kl merit’s policy with respect to es- ers, including those who would be Hoover’s name also was included to oppenrir.g in public” and fre* the enterprise through Jurnccke, class poHtugo rates. This addition, . battleships drew tarnishing a temporary gold basis managers on the part of the senate, in u list of those recommended for qnstly found his legs too long to he said. Jurnccke, indicted with was contrived to meet Mr. Cool- by the realty organization. Friday from the Numbers of the smaller nut Oil the pre-war state securities of in an effort to come to some sort the agriculture eecretaryship, and cross comfortably nn he gnve his Felder nnd Menns, pleaded guilty idgo’s iiliiection that the original jin the senate, ers w.»re reached through Sntui pre-war government bonds awaits of an agreement. Meantime, the version of the family affairn in a nt the start of the trinl nnd is ex­ bill failed to provide revenue to aal naval npproMr. Coolidge thought that in osUnderwood bill will remain on niuch as he wns a part of the ad­ drawling mlnotone. pected to bo n witness for the gov­ meet Urn pay raise, and Rerved, morning bringing about a stes n vehicle, minor- the new minister’s decision. Tho new chancellor also is min­ Speaker s Gillett’s desk, where it ministration he should be given when the Coolidge veto came up, mounting of tho subscribed Bill junior, for the most slumb­ ernment. only demhnded as an alibi for Republicans who Solicitors visited plnces hitherto ct gun elevation, us an incumbent for the ministry has been since it was reported from an opportunity to-take the place ered blissfully in the lap of bin Schmidt snid ho had ndvnnced thnt under the of justice which was declined to­ the senate Thursday. if he desired it. This list contains nurso or his mother, und did not many thousands" to Jnrnceke in agreed to cliange their votes. untouched and were rewarded If a full understanding can be two hundred nnmes. 1navul limitations day by Ur. Schumacher, a wellIf Mr. Moses could get the sen­ oven awaken when his fother kiss- the summer of 1922, on Jarm-eJ<e’s United States known Cologne jurist who is iden­ had in advance of conference con­ Secretary Hoover declined the cu him an he left the witness assertion tliat great profits were ate to pass this substitute, Pres­ numerous and substantial subaci tlons. ... • a par with Great tified with tho clerical party. The sideration, house leuders are hope­ president’s offer on the ground stand. to be- made in obtaining permits ident Coolidge would probnldy sign f matter of capital post of minister of transportation ful that congress will be able to thnt he felt his present ofilce fur­ it. At leust, the Republican lead­ Shortly nfter noon Saturday th . Hart told the court that one one for the release in liquor from nnd the portfolio of minister of dispose of the whole problem be­ nished him with greater opportun­ occasion [til 19.12. ers say so. But the senate seems total of stock subscribed amoant* bonded warehouses, and for ob­ prior to the separation fore the end of the present ses­ ities for public service nnd because to be not merely, mildly opposed to 1h More Powerful occupied areas remained unfilled sion. to approximately $240,000 with If that is not done, all pend­ of several programs of activity when Mrs. Hart had asked him taining pardons or "other influ­ the Moses bill, but almost violently cd Washington arms Friday night 204 subscribers included in tho UsL ence” for portions ehurged with for more money, he expressed sur­ ing legislation on the subject will which he has been unable to com­ prise und told her that she was federal offenses. Schmidt under ngninst it. The frigidly with which the [defended by Chnlrrhla nh'iwii sale* of nuproximattfar be naval committee, press hails the advent of new gov­ die automatically on Mur. 4, and plete. The Democrats Intend to move to $40,000 during tho Saturday fora* cross examination suid he "under­ spending his money at the rate of it would be necessary for the new Thus Mr. Coolidge has turned ‘ erican renre- ernment finds even more pro­ congress to go over the entire stood" the business was to be en­ ii'trikp out nil the rate raising sec­ noon. Thu succcsc of tho appeal by. ngnm to his list in search of an 350,000 a year. advised by leading nounced emphasis in tho supple­ ground tion, and apparently have enough the company that those dasiring * again if the problem is to agriculture secretary. It cuntains Mrs. Ilsrt declared thhnt she tirely legal, niul that he wns to votes to rnrry such a motion. Then ntock rail nt the office without wait* ' Ind thut In arriving mentary comment appearing in be solved. get 50 per cent of all profits in the names of a number of agricul­ did not believe in divorce and [ 20 capital ships for the evening journals. return for Ills supply of expense nothing short of un administration ing to ba visited by solicitors I* > In tho usual course senate con­ 18 for the United The sentiment among the soc­ ferees would be Chairman Norris ture college presidents and faculty would not attempt to obtain one, cash. He callud on Jurnccke in filibuster could keep the bill from pointed to by ufficinls of thu ec*“ " 00k into considera- ialists and. organized labor contin­ of tho Semite agriculture commit­ rnt’inbom und also tho names of whereau, ho replied If she would Passing and going to the president pany oa a sure indication that several officers of furm organiza­ not seek a divorce, he would settle New York in October, Schmidt again. To he consistent, Mr. Cool- total nmount will he subscril b. especially that tho ues outspokenly hostile. tee and Senator McNary, Repul), neither of which type exact­ *_vy»t fund on her and one on said, to ask for $3.5fi0, us hu met idge would veto it once more. And before the closing time. It attleships were more Skeptics around the Reichstag lican, Oregon, W -S m ith , Demo- tions, ly conforms to the president’s tho baby with return to the screen means and Jarnecko ul the Mc- again the senate would be confront­ tlons nre said to point to a U —^ 'an equal ttptqber In nllot to tho government only n crat, Mouth Carolina. 'They voted ideas. Alpin hotel \yhero Jarnecke told ed with the question of sustaining hie oversubscription of thu amount. and commercialize" his name. *•« ■ , brief career designating it nr. a against the Underwood bill and ‘ Tho trust fur ' according to its him he anon would pay him ns lie thnt veto. uf-t<*mvholo delate stop-gap primarily installed to Sell*mi* Morris wns tho recognized ^announced H'1 custodian, Jame*! Ktu*rt, bunker daily expected u check for $10,000 Mr. Coolidge won the first time tor McKellar, Demo- cover the few months remaining loader of tho dppoHltion forces tlurfro tilth* defendant officers and chiefly because Senator Cu&tif. Re­ yields tho little hoy u monthly inproposed an amend until the presidential election when ing the long fight in tho senate. Circuit Court Ended to the rel salesmen of tho Uragcr system, n the elevation of the nationalists *m ’ n,ul h,H mother stock selling concern, as part of a publican lender, achieved tne im­ company, The response t . ’ hope to. ............ force a , , --Representing the house in the the American ships of the Kclch.stntf with I conference would he Chairman Me- With Civil Hearing on 3-187.50. This, Mrg, Hart contend­ promised $«5,000 to be pnid for possible in rounding up senators appeal to tnkc the stock is duels vith those of Grout dissolution in her effort to break the agree wlm agreed to switch. Mr. Cool- to have exceeded substantially the purposes of bracketing th e] Kenzie, if the military committee Saturday Afternoon ed ipun. lie gave notice new ment nnd resume acting, |« not ise an bribe money to induce uiro used tho pntronage whip free­ hope* of the realty company ‘ parliamentary balloting with n»'d Representative Morin, Kcpiiblilurry M. Daugherty, then attor­ ly nt the sumo time, hut it left the project wno launched. ‘ cnll it up Saturday thut for n successor to President can, Pennsylvania, and Quinn, sufficient to support her. ney general, nud other high gov­ some deep scars. It is more than Sate had readied an Ebert. Examination developed f r o m With the ncquital of Thoo Mor­ Democrat, Mississippi. Tho staff of the company la pra- 1 is tho hope of the na­ ernment officials, to "call orf" pro­ likely a serond go nt the veto [lace in the consider- tionalistsIt that ris, charged with manslaughter ns Mra. Hart that she and her moth­ secution. paring for a Inst minute rush of Would Increase Number tho internal situa­ The check came two jpronriutiou measure, would find the administration a los­ tliotiu who hnve postponed nugo* Because of tho long fight over n result of an accident last May in er were out of funds when she days later, Schmidt said, nnd h» er by n wide margin. tion then will bo ripo for a nnle Eliminated which Miss Mary Gabard, of Ge­ married Hart, that on tho day wn» paid $2,000. tinting for their shares until fear tho question nnd the importance tion-wido bourgeois nwakening he Senator Simmons, Democrat, N of jdget bureau has not neva. was killed, tho Seminole Cir­ tiny were wed, he gave her $5,000 Raid, promlml him Jurnccke, left out prompted them In* which uttnehes to it, there has which will sound the political more money C„ says he will fight tho Moses bill to being ppropriatlon for this action. cuit court ended Friday afternoon und a few days Inter $7,000. been some discussion of increasing death knell of tho socialists, und when tiie Cruger defendants "came m its present form. Mr. Simmons |ce the amendment the number of conferees from euch llio criminal p r o c e e d o f tho The whole project is confidently through" with tho rest of the n- contends It is simply a cocked-np ptrued us general leg- incidentally disrupt the Democrat­ house to five. There also have been term. Tiie court convened Sat­ declared to be going "over big” nnd mount agreed upon. Schmidt tes­ listrutlon leaden; said ic and clerical parties. administration substitute, admit­ Trades union lenders nre pre­ reports thut some consideration has urday afternoon after remaining Georgia Itiver Rises tified ho subsequently received an­ tedly based on an unsound system un eloquent indication of the public [minuted on a point of given to the subject of up- idle through the morning to begin other $2,000 from Jarnecke. Jingle senator. They pared to counter any radicul action been of coat accounting supplied by Post spirit of the citizens of Sanfonl Highest in 10 Years pointing as tho senute managers of n suit in ejectment with their desire for tho progress course to be taken by tho new government with a thoso less antagonistic to the ad­ trinl Another government w'tneaa. muster General New, and having no ami of tho city. r rank Hall as plaintiff nnd I*. I). erui strike of protest, it wus an­ [o bavo the Benate go Hod S. Asner, one of the Crag- justification beyond the desire of ministration plun of private leasing MACON, Ga., Jan. 17.—Tho Ocand Adeline Johnson us defend­ old guard to suothe Mr. Coojthe question at this nounced Friday. than the ranking members of the ants. The court will adjourn for Mulgee river hero this morning or ciiho defendants, followed the idgo s feelings. Schmidt on the stand and testified agriculture committee. Police Make Big Haul the term at the completion of the r®“fhe^ « height of 24 feet und is that he had contributed $1,700 of Senator Simmons charges, fur­ ator McKellar, SenBefore the White House confer­ case. "til rising slowly. This is the hode Island and King the first $10,000 he staid wus paid ther, that the treasury has ample Of Corn Whiskey Here ence wus arranged, Chairman Mc­ picas of guilty entertain­ highest this season of the year for to Jarnecke. He did thiH, he said funds to pay tho $118,000,000 in­ |rs of the naval corn­ Kenzie hud expected to ns!; unani­ ed Four I by tho court Friday resulted in 10 years. The water has covered on representation of Joseph O. volved in the raise for the postal In Friday Night Raid erman of North Curmous consent Saturday to hnve the the tracks of the Southern Rail­ employes, but that tho administra­ two, 10 year sentences, one 50 yenr socruts, spoke in favor — ■ ■ 1 bill sent to conference. Objection way at Vienn, Gu., a passenger Coster, Chicago nldcrmnn und tion is trying to hoard its treasury [ion. Referring to the Thirty gallons of moonshine li­ by a single member would block sontcnco und one for life. Those *r»*n leuving Macon last night for lawyer, that he had been to Wash­ surplus an excuse for reducing quor, a Cadillac automobile and tcry’>ships the Nelson this move and some parliamentur- entertaining pleas are: Presley Florida is being held there. An­ ington to see Means, and that taxes onnsupper brackets. [described ns combinethree negroes are held at the San* • ians suid the course then would be Williams, first degree murder, other train, due to arrive here Mfeans had promised not only to |ips and airplune curford police station ns a result of NEW YORK, Jun. 17. — Three to refer it to the military com­ stute prison farm for life; Henry from southern points this morning have tho actions against them r Gerry suid that when New York clergymen have pledged mittee which reported the measuro Williams and Charley I^ewis, u raid Friday night by membera stopped, but write a letter from Ided to the fleet Greut their support to L’ltuin Ledoux in approved by the house ut the lust breaking nnd entering with intent at 4:20 is held nt Cordel until the department of justice and the locnl force. The negroes, have twenty battle- his efforts to help tho unemployed, session accepting Henry Ford’s of­ to commit a felony, 10 yeurs euch, thojuU er subsides. with the liquor in their poHaetilor«t completely exonerate them. m ica’s eighteen, but it was announced Friduy by the fer, which since has been with­ nnd Robert Mack, indicated on a had hut arrived from Jacksonville Coster told Asner ho testified, ibined tonnage would man who calls himself "Mr. Zero.” drawn. shortly before they were arrested. charge of first degree murder hut Popham Fraud Trial that Means hud suid: [htly In favor of EnTwo of the ministers nre tho There is such a divergence be­ whose plen of guilty to manslaugh­ “I’ll handle this like I did the t, wcru n,a,,e by Chief R. G. Williams, Officer A. II. Beck­ Rev. Dr. Charles Cltst, a Congre- tween the measures upproved by ter was accepted, 15 yeurs nt tho Makes Little Progress Rcisenweber caso. in New York." ddition of the Nelson gationalist nnd the Rev. Dr. W. the two houses thut the conferees state farm. and County Officer E. E. Walk Reisenweber’s night life restuuJOHNSTON, Pa., Jan. 17. — with |ney, the British fleet, I.nthrop Meeker, a Unitarian. Tho would have wide latitude in amend­ er. Tho negroes were taken into , <1 TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. 10.—The rnnt was closed under the padlock Chairman Miss Guiiard received tho Injur­ John II. Bigelow of thu V said, would have third, "a prominent Episcopal rec­ ing the Underwood measure. In ies thnt caused her death when government hus reached the half provision of the Volstead law, und | on Gold.-'boro Avenue and. Democratic state committee hus is­ custody ith ns great a range tor." is to be announced us soon fact, that lutitudo would be to sho was struck by an automobile way mark, it wns stated today, by later reopened. on arriving at the station, gave I sued an appeal for moral nnd fi­ their nuiiiei* ut T. W. Warwn, newest cruft in the as he has completed arrangements broad that many leaders expressed alleged to have been driven by District Attorney Cubberly, in in­ Henry A. Sidcmnn, a Cragcr nancial assistance in tho contest in ttle fleet, but would with Mr. Ledoux to devote his en­ the belief that unless there is un Morrlii. Tho driver was indicted troducing evidence uguinst Wm. Rickenbacker and John corroborated much of Cambria county over the grunt to James Washington. tho Queen Elizabeth tire time to the work. agreement in udvnnce an entirely on a charge of manslaughter dur­ Leo Popham and associates on trial salesman the previous testimony, after the Republican congressional can­ h greater range than Headquarters for the rehabilita­ new bill might he reported back. ing the fall term of the grand in federal court here charged wltn which the trial was adjourned un­ didate of an election certificate With the arrest of the negroex serican battleships, improper use of mails in connec­ til Monduy. tion work have been established at the officer* believe they have gone despite u majority voto pulled by jury. The case went on trial Fri­ lule agreed with the tho Church of the Catacombs, tion with the promotion of oyster tho Decorutic candidate. The issue far towards breaking up the traffic cimtors thut there was formerly called "The Tub," A soup New Ambassador Now day morning. Growers Co-operative Colony. in moonshine liquor between Jack­ is to be decided in congresa. he naval limitation kitchen, sleeping quarters and work sonville and Sanford. The three _ Warren Worth Bailey, Democrat, op this country from rooms are being established there. On Way From Paris is declared to have been elected nro members, it is believed, of an guns of 13 ships in Mr. I.edoux said ho ulso expects representative from the twentieth organized band that is smuggling |ect, hut he said a for- to enlist the support of the Rt. Rev. WASHINGTON, J a n “ 17.“ — congressional district, which com­ liquor into Florida from the south* PARIS, Jnn. 17.—Emile Daschuguinst such notion William Montgomery Brown, for­ Dei, new French ambassador to 13 White House denied unotlier arms prises Cambria county. Tho Re­ cm section of Georgia. e British government mer bishop of the Protestant Epis­ the United Stntes, accompanied by When found the negroes had 10 I publican candidate upheld us win­ conference would be called soon. be lightly regarded.” copal diocese of Arkansas, who was Madame Duschnei, their daughter gallons of the contraband in tho ner by the Pennsylvania courts, Finishing touches on the new d States took action, technically expelled from the min­ left Paris this morning for Harve, V10 ProP°**d business section Early retirement of Prohibition Anderson II. Walters, Accord­ automobile while the remainder an arbitration board istry for heresy at n trial Thurs­ sailing this afternoon for New office of the Bodwell Realty Com­ of the suburb shows two regular Commissioner Haynes wus indicat­ was ing to a recount, made ufter var­ wus hidden nearby in palmetto pany, un Firtt street ut the foot of lines of stores fronting u wide thorit was violative of the day in Cievclund. Tho cliumpion ious election boards had admitted shrubbery. Tho three will face York. Tho ambassador goes to ed ut White House. Magnolia A v l * iuu * , are now being hole convention might of the unemployed showed newspa­ oughfure which is decorated with Sharon in Municipal court errors, won tho election by Judge his new post with completu inI he Satiated debuto the ques­ fourteenBailey per men a telegram from tho de­ Etructians concerning the war debt made and a formui opening of the two green covered park strips. Monday morning. votes. A board of com­ office will be held Monday. A posed bishop in which he congrat­ 1he painting is mounted in a tion of navul policy und gun ele­ putation then ruled however, that mutter as well as other important feature of the new office is u hug** ulated Mr. Ledoux on his work and frame and is surmounted by vation. it had no right to go behind tho re­ Steamships Collide between the two coun­ pointing of the future Sunford dark him as "the greatest questions u. blue and gold canopy. h*on Ushers In described turns for the purpose of decided nn tries. The Hcnato agreed to give the showing the Dreamworld subdivis­ American dramatist now engaged The outer office hus the effect Off Cape Cod Coast ion and the various improvements of n roof garden. Tho desks ure postal increase bill right of way election. Anniversary in buildiug the mirror up to bunk!” The decision was based on the contemplated here. Mr. Ledoux said he also is assur­ Weather Outlook Sent pluced under an orange and black next Thursday. provision in tho constitution that CHATHAM, Mass., Jan. 17.—* The general impression gained trellis upon which red and green g to n , j an. 17.—The ed of the support of a large number Tho public debt of the United congress is tho sole judge of the The steamships, Munulbro and Ro­ from the painting, except where th* flowers appear naturally. The Out From Washington of students whom he addressed <-f national prohibition business section is depicted, U of floor and desks are of highly pol­ States nt the end of 1922 was $:i0,- qualifications and election of Its bin Adsir, were in collision early inered in with auguries Thursday night at the Union Theo­ greens and purples with the vari­ ished oak while the chairs nud 845,(J2G,1)00, the census bureau an­ members. The opinion was upheld today off Handkerchief lightahouU WASHINGTON, Jan. 17. — •n l>°th persona! nnd logical Seminary and who prom­ nounced. by the higher courts of the state. south of here, near the elbow of colored ised to devote their spare time to Weather outlook for the week be­ showing.roofs of residences partly walls are finished in orange and the federal enforceTh.* theory would not. it was held Capo ,Cod. Tho coast guard cut­ Thu house commerce committee black. The office is further divided endorsed a kill for a bureau of apply ginning Monday in the middle At­ Roy A. Huyncs, field Ids cause. to election of local and state The painting present a view ui lantic states includes a period of from a point ubovc Lake Monroe, into individual consultation rooms civil aeronautics in the commerce officers where ,the courts would ter Acqeshnet and the destroyer enforcement, since the Cashia sped to their assistanca in rose pink and lavender and oth­ r,',ng administration Thomas Foley Buried rainH and snows toward tiic mid­ rho lake bulkhead, surmounted er havo the power to open ballot box­ after department. radio calls. Neither ship vivid combinations. dle of the week another period. with the lake boulevard arc unions lly to bo replaced by es. A bill to givu the federal trade appeared in immediate danger. 1 he front, most of which is glass, eretofore viewing the In New York Today Temperatures will be below nor­ the first to catch tho eye. Th* bears State Chairman Bigelow in his i-----■ ■ . in gold lettering the name commi salon greater powers to pre­ appeal for funds to carry on the mal at the beginning, moderate municipal pier arid boat basin wit! 1 prohibition activities vent misbranding of goods was of the firm and’ its various con­ NEW YORK. Jan. 17.—Humble during the middle of the week and .two, large steamers nearby it nections. contest, points out that the eligi­ Rockefeller Donates neo uiui who brings to reported to the house. bility of Builey must now be tested |orccnient opinions of folk rubbed clliows with dignitnr- colder at the end of the week. Thp shown in its proper place. Number* It w&s announced that President Every modern convenience mak­ Big Sum to Library icn today at tho funeral of Thom­ south Atlantic und Hunt Gulf »nmll craft, vividly painted, dot ing for the comfort and conven­ Coolidge believes proposals mak­ in Washington . If it is found that as F. Foley, Tam ninny leader at States will have mostly fair wea­ the blue surface of the lake. the courts cannot examine the rec­ ience of visitors will find its place ing jail sentences mundatory for the St. Jame.; Catholic Church. ther and temperature near normal. NEW YORK. Jan. 17.—Ue-erecInserts show Dreamworld and the In the office when it is finished. prohibition law offenders involv­ ords back of an election a wide Markets. East r.ide poured out by thous­ field for corruption will bo opened. tlon of the library Imperial of tha business section of the Hubdivl*- Virtually all of the work, the fur­ es excessive punishment. Silk in increasing in favor in ion. The Dreamworld painting is niture, the signs ami decorations ands to honor one of its most wide­ University of Tokio, the Japanese) President Coolidge offered to I<>. Jan. 17.—Wheat: ly known residenta. Governor Germany, seven times ns much be­ ‘Bat of regular streets, thees anJ ia Because of the difficulty an ((ex­ center of culture which was de­ done by local Interests. Those transfer Secretary Hoover to the Ju»y 1.bo to Smith who political career was ing bought from French milL* lust with n view of the business sec­ in charge of the office declare that department of agriculture but the pense of securing competent opera­ stroyed by earthquake and fire in ’ L31*» to 1.34% shaped by Foley led the proccs- year ns in the twelve months be­ tion, almost smothered In greenery, it will, when finished, be one of tors of Improved machinery, primi­ 1923 is assured by a gift of t,secretary announced he preferred tive methods of farming are again lioO.lkKi fore. zlou following the hcar&e. m the background. The palntinf the most striking in tho state. by John I>. Rockefeller Jr., his present pout. being used in Poland, Opposes >n Of Guns LUTHER E S T IL L LACKING 4 MEN ON HIS CABINET TO BECOME HEAD OF AGRICULTURE LITTLE CHANGE IS SEEN IN POSTAL BILL IN SENATE Oversubscriptu Considered WllTciose Ministers Aiding In Fight To C u t Unemployed Lists Democratic Leader Appeals For Aid In Election Dispute Picture Of Future Sanford Now In New Bodwell Realty Company Office Washington N e w s n[ ta WM amunaKvd hero ix it , ’ • , �HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1924 m t 4 t < » * '» ^ * « t « f 4 f « t '♦*♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ t* * * * * * * :.* 70 FO FF This Remarkable Record is Adequate Testimony of the Real Merit of ■?ort Mellon Property. More Than One Fourth of Entire Subdivision Was Disposed of Within Twelve Hours of the Opening of the Sale. W hat Better Proof Could Be Offered That Dem and for Fort Mellon Lots is Actually in Excess of the Supply? You Can’t Go Wrong By Investing Now and Taking Advantage of the Special Inducement of a Ten Per cent Reduction for Ten Days Promoters of Sanford’s Finest Subdivision » 4 t4 4 4 4 4 4 4 < * 4 4 4 4 4 *'•*** •>*+**•>•»+♦*:•♦+++♦ ♦♦V / ft************ �AND TO INSPECT THE Fainting of New and Greater Santord FROM 10 UNTIL 5 O’CLOCK Especially Invited HARRY T. BODWELL, President •>•>v Pity And Sentiment Bible Lecturer To * A d * ; Appear at SVIilanc Theater on Sunday 1 i BjvTlF’ iMiutifal mail bullfinch i *onc of il>. be-: Imnoaridn. A pair bf l!i bird:; all nipt, d to nc3t in any j.wt re l.i , spiing. The lirst fln.-.t to,an untimely end, and /i iCcfoi'd V.-a built. When this contain, d yuiing almost ready to Gy, ( heard the two parent i call­ ing f it in great Uintre.-1. 1 hurup the steep hank Vending 1 1 the nest in a thick ftedg *, but 1 was just ton late, for if r'o.tf da iu*.d from the nest and .uisitppe r-d in the thick under £r*i,vth Three of the young had c. ■n, while'The fourth was -den 1 -Mo the nest, iavii afterword the htfn i at on twigs in the gnring most di: consulate, and other beautiful to see the f *r her choice morsels, • contl iiialfy searched for. A n n u a l* firrnml Sunday after the Epip­ hany. Sunday Jjchool a t the High School Auditorium at 9;-I5 A. M. Services at the High School Auditorium at 11:00 A. M., when the Rev. Jutm.i i !|;t. j will preach. .Celebration of Holy Comunion. Tho Scrap Iron Class will have a splendid nrogiaai Sunday at 10 A. M. at the Milan*; Theatre. Mr. Winston is in charge of the There who have not heard Mr Win Ion, have n treat in a. he n a past niarter in this line Any atrangers who may be in tie city am cordially invited to me« this body ,if Sanford buiincsa tnen in worship. —J. E. Spurling. *d aa if ho was doing hi.-; WEST PALM BEACH, In:i !7 —•bin.iti action of I.*)SI dwlellng. ' us tomnleted in thii city «iurim< St i; onmmmcd by I). \V .Mnidci o i, building insp i t , 1', i i.i cstim: led on the basi; of fun perrons to the family that an in JACKSONVILLE. Jan . 17.— The garden tlu ru was a kiv.i-.T with a flat roof.I fin*. i|ii;*rt *ly meeting of 1923 ■ v-inicr niomi • the tab- will I.i* field here Fell, 12 by the » rvj utilized a lard- Florida Lumber ami Millwork A oeintion, it is announced by J. Pen Ward, secretary. On- hundred or more members of the associa­ tion arc expected to attend the tin otiug. ! bird... Many kinds \ia ItPd it wan seldom that wa unoccupied. • >n a rew visitor ap(H;arttl. ' ; cripple. Thu; g reat n*- U*g missing, and she trophic in balancing her ;:•■* picked tip the* fooil. p a r r o w f o r some reactcd to the pn’sonrn of rid biul, and drove her mad.* many attem pts to lucid, but the others pre- WILL CLOSE DANCE HAL! m orning uhe brought ‘tics to work gat h i •'the * great tit, and a-1 the case.-:. The ip arrow s trie:l to d riv e !o r not there* i- a ' in a flash the second operation of plea? t about them , _fought Sunday would hi* t| flock, nnfl kept the lin g this wick, tin* while the crfppjo bird —------------- 1 ,*ood meal. Utt each C’A I.I, DRAIN. visit this blrdland, ------ pponfed Iv.r. and such! MIAMI, Jun. *7. the sparrow s havrv for I tided to invite Krrt powers th a t sho nf- j drainage engineer taln-ed her fomi in : glade . district, to Ircw B«.*rtl<: *on and rhilreturr.cd homo after a sit iu Falatka. •£••>*>*>£♦♦+ Colossal {.Water 'Systems _ r s Supplant The Old Oaken Bucket NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—Psycho, the feline darling of the psycho­ pathic ward at Bellevue, was blown by the high wind yesterday from the roof of Ward to the paved court, four stories below and (after being unconscious for two ! hours, recovered, apparently, his [u uml perfect health. The only in.-.d; of th; mishap was his tail. he had evidently lighted on that appendage and k was so badly MVfuLUiit, that- .e.vcyry Lair .stood at its imfividu.il perpendicular: .A half dozen doctors examined him for broken bones, but found none, and he was wrapped in a blanket and placed near the fur­ nace, A pile of catnip was hanked about hirs no*o and In two hours it revived him completely. Missionaries P r e f e r Martyrdom To Rescue PEKINGj , Jan. 15.—Twenty-five American mi . ionaries, apparently preferring inartydom to forcible rescue in the event of capture by bandits, signed n petition in that sense to American legation here making clear they haw no author­ ity to ask for their missions or Ivrry 1*111 merely Ly lie turn of churches a i f;v— e i>ov. rf,il l»ei niiv** ia ILL; dividuals. but will sign only aa in­ EX-MAYOR DEAD STATE LEGION WINS TAMPA, Jan. 17.—Joseph H. Humprlca former state senator, mayor of Bradenton and pastmaster in that city during the Wilson ad­ ministration, is dead at the home of his brother-in-law in this city. He hul com; to Tnmpa to enter a locnl hospital for treatment. His widow survives him. The first newspaper and job printing estnh- WEST PALM BEACH, Jan. 17. —The Florida department of the American Legion, according to an announcement made here, aguin hai won over Connecticut *n a con­ test for puid-up memberships for the optiling of the new year. The official count of paid up member­ ships on Jan. 1, it is stated, showed that Connecticut had 1,050 ns com­ pared with 4,146 for Florida. DECREE IS AFFIRMED Tacoma Man| Gigantic Scrap! ■ TACOMA, Jan. 17.-^ lieved to be the bujuM In the.world in UfitVyl tin of thin city. 'Them feet long and 30 foehn 54th *pagu has Weal Pictures and newj ku subjects are prsservsi'i Martin has worked 25 years and placed li t collected from the Ml which he has lived, ti ■classified. into zettioui *war, athletics, ^politfos.1 and other subjects. POLICE START DRIVE FRANCK PROTECTS PENSACOLA, Jon. 17. — Too many thefts and burglaries are tak­ appellee. ing place to suit the authorities of By n memorandum decision with­ Pensacola. As a result, steps have out opinion, the court also has af­ boon taken by the sheriff and chief firmed judgment of circuit court of police to cleun up the city. They for Glades county in the case of have ordered all suspects locked O. S. Miller, plaintiff in error, vs. up for investigation, and have In­ F. O. Spain, Jr., an receiver of structed their men to tnke Into cus­ i Everglades State hank, defendant tody all nicn seen loitering on the i in error. streets after 11 o’clock at night unless they ure able to give satis-. factory reasons for being out later!ton: Jan than that hour. [23.75 to PARIS. Jan. 17.—ItU Ion of French experuj hand-made IrtcCi of Fij not compete against l«l loom, particularly as a sold often upon reprensfl it Is hand-made'* [,•! Consequently, a bill n traduced in the Chsak puties providing that ii ically-made lace heart ly setting forth that hand-mane. fast lucnoalui; iiculih habit. A prodigal »u.*> *if water Is *harccterlrttlo oi ili** ilntt-B. On*., k - m a lavtr.li t'.or !l:u; of th- ci y : tj< !s, ih>' turning on of ; mug Nirn. i -ur lo iat1oxiihh tires, n rare* fr- <• play of fountains in tin- parka —yet a *’!f'Z*,n nitty splauh to lit.: tub to hla Vieiirt’ii iCbulent ami Itirri on his vhuwec eiir*aiiaii.*'dly, knowing that bin bill for all tho wa'i r used fo- Loth public and Individual purpciKa. r* Idem go a over y'l of a cent dully! t* McCormick's Niece Spurns Debut To Manage Cafeterias In California NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—Eugene Meyer, father of Eugene Meyer, Jr., managing director of the war finance board and u pioneer in the upbuilding of Los Angeles died at his home here lust night, age 82. REFOR EST AT ION rO LICIE S WASHINGTON. Jan. 17.—En­ listment of national and local en­ gineering societies in u nation-wide campaign to develop constructive state reforestation policies in har­ mony with the aims of federal leg­ islation will be undertaken by the American Engineering council. PROHIBIT BILL POSTINt ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 17. — * locie-jis .mid, in the wilds of Wyoming, Tlx* pictured features of candi- a liiili' somcw*,crt‘ vicinity of JnrVwa r - 1 Dole, where :ihe lias sunmter* ;ycka *‘‘1 Vrlth her mother. It was out late in tho ‘‘open spacer’’ that she was “The imbued with the idea of work rath;e of ir (ha:i the existence uf a social i butterfly, and she learned there .•ount.nbm of th * Y. M. C. A. training id an *.velniol, i the! She wrote fm* particulars, ami t the ■when they reached her mnde up York' her mind to go to the const bu­ ll tho Ithe classes. Mi 's Gizycka expects tti to open her cafe this summer, Jebut H"r mother, the former Eleanor >d in Patterson, war married to Count earn-' Jescf Gizycba, of Russia, in Wa~h■urse iugton in 190 L Sho went t*. Ru#,ifti's ’ sia, but according to the t.* tiinony ie an of her divorce trial, found that his cafe- *ancestral honn* was only a mr ijble-down castle. She returned to oth‘*r ; America In 1009 with her daughter, c her i who, aho charged, had been stolen . was {by the count, and later recovered po. t- j through the efforts of the Czar, to is get Iwhom sho appealed, ne to I Her divorce petition was not elicis heard until 1917 in Chicago, at later-' which time she got a decree. for office, and other adver-1* tiding signs, no longer will lie per- J initted on teluphono ami electric m light poles, nor on trees in St. * Pcteosburg. George M. Coslick, “ chief of police, has sent out a w warning that all persons who have j ■ post *d such advertisements on * P».sts and tree’, may expect to seel* them torn down by the police d-'-(S partment immediately, and none In will he allowed to be posted in t h e 'j future. The city has an ordinance s against the practice, which, the « chief rays, has not been enforced 5 heretofore. And The New Dawns’* Jude Rutherford, President of the International Bible Students Association, says: "The Word of God is the only safe guide for man. Without doubt God has favored America in the past because it has been the home of religious liberty. An abandonment of the Bible and of the Lord necessarily must spell disaster, The Scritpures were written by inspiration of God. They prove themselves. They fortell the happolling of future events which have transpired exactly as fortold, thus conclusively proving that the Divine Mind directed their writing. • • • • • "Jesus and the apostles taught that Satan is the I-rince or ruler of this evil world, ami that the fol­ lowers of the Lord could not be a part of the world, even as Jesus was not a part of it. Theretore true ( hristians must keep clear of worldly entanglements ami alliances, and proclaim the message cl' the Lord’s kingdom and patiently wait for its control of earth’s affairs. ‘‘What the people need is not denominatiunulism, l ut the true religion of Jesus and the apostles. They >:t*-d not theology, but they need the Bible in its purity. They need not worldly and selfish politics, but they need to know God and the Lord Jesus I’hrist, the Redeemer of man, and to know that God’s kingdom is the only means of establishing peace, happiness ami contentment on earth and life for the human family. t -,li 11 P P _K ■- : f - ", '.rj. i "P l SffSiyQ jP" \ f. i b- These and other present-day topics will he discussed and amplified in a ^ iiiL'ly interesting Free Bible lecture in the BIG TRACT URCHASED JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 17.-Anncunccmeut is made here of the pmclupio by n local realty firm of *(’,000 acres of land between Cre tviiw on th eSeaboard Air Line railway and Valparaiso on the Cherokee Bay, for a consideration pf $250,000. The United States government recently took over a targe truct near this holding for Igriculturo and reforestation ex­ periments. DUBLIN POLICE LOSE IDENTITY CAVE-IN KILLS THREE DUBLIN, Jan. 12.—The Dublin police force, famous for many years as including bigger men than any other police force in the world, is to-be abolished under the police force amalgamation bill. The act merges the police with the civic guards o’ ganization. CLINTON, la., Jan. 17.—Three fcirbi possibly more were caught in ihe wreckage on the second floor ♦f Lubbers and Bell Manufactur­ ing Company plant when it cavjd in this morning. Firemen wero engaged in efforts to restoe them. By MR. GEO S. KENDALI Of the New York Lecture Bureau AT 7:30 0 ‘cloek Seats Free No Collection �HERALD, 8Af(MAT,-JANi;ART IT; T H E DIAMOND CROSS—Tw istw r N o. 78. ■ ' — ' By J . C. BOYD........... Franklin honored1 la Observance Of n commcntii of National-Thrift Week which be­ gins today with -Thrift'Day” poetjnnstor J, p. Hall points but Utat R is particularly fitting tho poatnl service should play an tuiportnnt part In these activities and pay tribute to tho first and foremdst advocate o f thrift; Benjamin Franklin, who wns the first Post­ master Gehorgl. Postmaster Hall want the pat­ rons of hia office to havo n dear understanding of the purpose and functions of the Postal Savings Nystem, the agency of tho Government by which thrift is promote Contrary to the conception of man Savings is hot a batik. While it is a savings instltutldn n tho proper sense of tho tern, its similarity to a bank ends at that point. The deposits receiv­ ed from individuals arc immedi­ ately turned over to local banka nfter bonds to secure such depos­ its are received from the banks ns colintcrn]. "While the redeposit of Postal Savings funds in local banks” Mr. Hnll said, “inures to the benefit of the community by restoring to active use in the channels of trade IZONTAL. VERTICAL. funds Vrhich might otherwise have a ill—ch*Hwe lor 1— f i I a m ent10— room remained in hiding in trunks, and .j office by g r o w ing under mattresses and while finan­ 11— n i e kname Wile from skin fur Spit* cial profit accuses to tho govern­ t \—a D i m of • nlum­ doc ment by ronson of the operation inal 0 Ammrsn 13— established of tho service, tho real value of country 2—sct» ot CWij (abbr.) this service cannot bo measured In 1 t t — part of a 3— semi home 17—« * s u i n g dollars and cents. It is a potent ■skeleton ( mas blow) (Hebrew) force for good in any community .) — reply 4—-short gaiter 18— ‘inceptions and plays nn important part in 26—c I t y in &—disparage 19— hard, heavy the upbuilding of our country to­ he S w 111 er- 6—rnrk black wood day. 7— salary of land (0—solitary hi, *6—C h i n e s e 8— k i n <J of 24—support Christmas Trees boat or liquid sauce JatksonvIRe •; ” Nunc* tferi-y to Pensacola, .0 miles concrete, excellent; remain­ der >nnd clay,.condition fair; .Pan* aaeola ‘to Floriddtawn, Wir ;«and clay. Florldatown to ' Mllligari, good sanil day and brick,' MIUD -gan to Mossy IIpad; send day, rough. Arfeylc to WcstviUe, sand clay excellent. Westvilld to Quincy, unimproved, rough in spots, Quincy to Lift mans, good sand day. Littmnns to TaUahasige, unitrtpravod and-rouglrin spots. TdllaJwaicc to Aucilla River, county road lh f a lr shape, Aucilla River, to Greenville, sand clay road in riv d condition. In leaving Greenville, ‘Uftre old county rond to* within six miles of Madison, which is rough but nassahlc. When six niUcs' out <‘f Mndlson, you will',come to the new hlghwny, an Cxcollent sand' day toad to Madison, Live Ouk and on to Lake ‘City. In dr;y weather Fort Mvers Georgia Lins to Lake City, sand clap road in fnir condition. I-ake City to High Springs, concrete and surface treated rack base, excellent. High Springs ti Gaines villi ‘.’5 miles of nsphnlc, excellent. First 10 miles south of Gninesvillc, as­ phalt surface very good. End of asphalt to Mtcnnnpy & miles rough. Mfcanopy to Lowell, asphalt sur­ face, excellent. Lowell to Ocala very rough. Now under construc­ tion. Through travel hetwetn Gainesville and Ocala ndvlsfd to ' " ’ “tiur signs to the east at the forks 2_ miles ___ ____ ___ . cab, north ofO and nt Lowell, Ocnl.a tn Bcllcvtcw to Leesburg under construc­ Are Threatening and tion. Numerous short detours Construction. Traffic adviz­ Nation’s Forests nround ed to drive slow, very rough hut passable. Detour ov.jr county rond OLYMPIA, Wash., Jan. 1 7 .- from Frultlnnd Park to Leesburg has been eliminated. Through travel Ocala to Leej burg advised to go via Wildwood. Leesburg to Euatl:1 and Mount Dorn, good. ML Dorn to Carlstrom Field road gen­ •olulion tn Pittrla erally in good shape. Carlstrom Field south nhmit two milev rough, How to Solve P u x sle. under construction. Remainder of N U 0 B* road to Fort Myars in good condi­ Tim a.-si »-uy to zoivif thts M\ visor of forestry. Tho Christmas tion. .„_J if] crn»s-«-ord piiszlr in to run o*«r ' iN trre cut, ho declared, now equals L , JT Hubut of homonUl and Verti­ Itcnd No. .1—Gcnrgi I,Inc to • s' s the number of mature trees or­ Orlando cal symmyitm in search of evidinarily felled each year in lum­ r, m-nt or “*-asy” words. If horiWilda Landing to Yulco, sand T* ju — n0et j f bering operations. rontal. tlm word yon nre look­ clay rond in fnir condition, Yulco "The menace of tlie nnnual holi­ to Jacksonville, old shell road, ing for must cxt«*no ernwoviaa day or^lipight is nil the more ser­ rough but passable. County forces If'or. tt.tf nuinbi-r to the find ious," Supervisor Pape stated, nre engaged in placing rock but rlotOs-si itop on thi* right; if v«r* "when the clnss of trees selected traffic carried through this opera­ lical, it must extend downward and the manner In which the cut­ tion. Jacksonville In Green Cove from :!ir numtmr to tht- first ittadci stop h*-low. Wnen fin­ ters proceed is taken into consid­ Springs, paved rond. brick nnd ish.ol, th* »un|, should ri-srt eration. if they followed n thin­ treated rock hnso. All in good con­ vquidly well croruwuc and ning out process, their activities dition, Green Cove Springs to downwanL might even be beneficial, but, be­ Pnlntkn rough to end of brick nt cause of the economic problems In- Rice’s Crcul: Brick rood from votnrcdr/ tho method- ^followed by Rico’s Creek through Pnlntkn to the cutters is one which is most Han Mateo, good. San Mnteo to destructive to the growing timber. Dunn's Creek, rough. Asphalt sur­ "Purchasers demand trees which face from Dunn's Creel: to Sisco, way you can do thi# (a to !aka tho advice of somo one whose hnslnnss are well formed and this kind can Crescent City, Pierson and DeLeon DeLeon It Is to study tho band market. Any he secured in Jnrgu quantities only fprings, excellent. through DrLnnd to Snnbank largo or small will gladly dis­ where the growth is rather scat­ Springs cuss Investments with Its deposit­ tered and needs no artificial thin­ ford nnd Orlando, Fair. ning. in order to render their op­ Rend No. 4—-Georgia Line to ors. When you have learned erations the cutters se­ Miami. enough to dopond somewhat on lect suchprofitable, tracts ami then make a Detour from the Way-cross Rond your own Judgment rnnko your SIBLE YOUNG MEN clean sweep, mi their ratio of pro­ the St. Mary's River over the own decision as to what to buy,— fits is increased largely by tho nl old Dixie Highway through An­ then talk it over with your banker number of marketable trees tak­ drews Station to Bcnuford Grove, H t dreadful about poor to mako sure. Should he say. en from a given acreage. State then lake pavement to Jackson­ Her, Aunt Emmy I” ex- 'Don’t buy/ ahlde by his dnclslon.” laws prevent the cutting of Christ­ ville. This detour is in fuir con­ w olly. "That company "Mrs. Fuller’s case has taught mas trees on the stntc property.” dition except a few places due to ■ it thoso bonds la has me * lesson, Aunty,” said Molly. There is now, however, a grow­ the recent heavy rains but the W she has lost nearly 'Til nover take any chances llko ing belief on the part of some leg­ maintenance forces have kept tho Bt she had.” al authorities, Supervisor I’npe soft plucos in a passable condition. she did.”—Ann* B. Amirs. Bn know how It hapraid, that such cuttings on pri­ Road under construction by Duval B aked Aunt Emmy. "Sho vately owned lands can be pre­ County from Jacksonville to St. THE REWARD Ite r from some so-called vented on the general principle Johns Co. Line. Duval Co. Line to B it house* she know noththat private interests must always Bunnell <12 miles 9 foot brick rond The Individual bankor should bo be subsorvient to public welfare. with rock shoulders, fair. Bun­ B . She answered It and In addition to supplying Yule- nell to end Reilly’s asphalt rond 9 B a plausible young man much more than a more tender of money, much more than a mere tide decorations for state residents miles asphalt surface, excellent. Bd ho persuaded her that Volusia County Line to Daytona Biny ho was sailing bonds collector ot Interest More than Washington Christmas trees nre very good. Port Orange to New now being shipped to many other any man In hls community, ho has la seventh wonder. The Smyrna 12 miles, onp imlo fair de­ Bss of some 'people is the opportunity to guide the statea and even to tho American tour. New Smyrna to Hrevn-d inland possessions. Bnlnal, Mrs. Fuller might farmer along lines of safe progress County Line I <5 nine:-, eight miles Bo to hor bank, asked for and toward substantial achieve­ excellent shelled detour. Brevard Bitormatlon and saved her ment Tho banker In an agricul­ British HavingTrouble County Lino to Titusville 12 milen, nine miles paved no detours. Titus­ ■Any bank baa or can get tural district mnqt know agricul­ I about business concerns ture If be Is to loan money to With Reckless Drivers ville to Cocoa 18 miles, one mile excellent rock detour. Remainder th e ir condition. Had she farmers and upon agricultural se­ LONDON, Jan. 17..—The in- ,paved. Cocoa to Melbourne 21 loads tn a company that curity. In addition to that, tho miles, live miles excellent rocked I showed had been moot- banker Is In touch with tho activi­ rrensin" number of accident*, fat­ detour. Remainder paved. Cocoa Ibllgatlona for years, had ties of tho business world. He al nnd otherwise to pedestrians as to Melbourne 1 miles five ndlcs ex­ a result of careless motor driving has correspondent banks tn the Btrplus nnd good business cellent rocked detour, 11 miles has caused the authorities serious­ I. qhe would not be In larger cities; ho must, of necessity ly to consider framing new laws paved. Melbourne to Sebastian 16 for the protection of hls own bustloday. Instead, she took for tho protection of the general miles, -I miles excellent rockod de­ II of that plausible man neas, look beyond tho horltnn of public. tour, 8 miles paved. Sebastian to Miami 169 miles all paved no de­ | cither deceived himself, hls immediate vicinity In order to The hill has not yet been drnftiuifullj deceived bar, or at foreseo Imminent changes In busi­ rd, but the motoring authorities tours. Road No. 5—High Springs lo I not so much Intoreoted In ness conditions. The banker has anticipated that it will contain Fort Myers . It her ns In spiling bonds tho opportunity to bo the point of recommendations set down In the High Springs through Archer phero Is really very little contact between the fanner and departmental committees report of For the Mrs. Fullers of these many other activities of tho 1922 which included abolition of and WilUnton to Uumcu, fair. Rontco ot Dunnellon asphalt surface, rattse reliable Information business world with which the speed limit of 20 miles an hour excellent. Dumiullon to Inverness farmer's business Is so close!v con­ klel matters to ay bo had but initiating rigid enforcement nected. The field Is wide, the n> of regulations ngainsl dangerous ami Brooksville, rough new rood under construction through Citrus i only hadn’t put so mnch portunlty Is great, tho reward of driving, abolition of fixed reduc­ County from Holder to Flnrnl City, In those bonds!" com- confidonco of one’a patrons nnd ed speed limits in populous mens Brooksville through Tampa, Bra­ neighbors—gained by service In nnd heavier and sharper mavimum denton and Hnraxotu to Myakku Brnipciheue Molly. their bohalf—Is worth the erfnrt.— penalties including prison for sec­ B another* thing j t Is unP°." replied Aunt Emmy. Walter W. Head. Preeldent Ameri­ ond offences. Further regulations nre expect­ foolish to carry all can Bankers Association. ed to include a declaration in re­ I* In one basket Now It gard to physical fitness from each Bit only port ot her money applicant for a driving license. O l L L I O N '3 W O R T H I bonds Instead of all sho Icoiilj have stood the loss. Er.ergyBringsRcsults According to ths 1920 census fig­ I there Is no telling What j 11’ poor little woman has ures. I7S1.993.839 worth of farm Despite Prison Bars |olf Into. Like every one products was sold through co-op^r1 Fuller was too greatly attve marketing associations. The Manchuria, Jan. 17.— by the promise of a high greatest growth In co-operative ForHARBIN, the last two ycara M. KraaMerest on her Investment marketing has come since that noshekoff, once premier of the Far cine Ignorance ot finance time, so that It Is safe to mstime Eastern Republic, has been’ in jail; Road No. 23—Itellcview to wltb tho deslra for high that mnch more than a billion dol­ he wns found guilty of c-mbczzclI'lant C’ily lars worth ot product# nre sold co­ mnnt. caused all her trouble. Thin rond Ih excellent in Murimt f aro few things more dan- operatively at tho present time A But prison life ha* not succeed­ ban thinking you can do general survey shows that th* ed in curbing the former states­ nnd Sumter Counties. This la the !r you know nothing about larger co-operatives In fruit ‘*re man’,) energy. He has written four host road for travel to Turn pa from North line Hctnando Coun­ as somebody who knows handling nearly *200.000.000 books on banking, for which he Ocala. to north line Pasco County, B k- How foolish that of business annually. Tho tarao received *1.000; he has orjroniz- ty rough. North line Pasco Count/ nst lo say It* Mrs. Fuller scale milk cooperatives do s cd among hi* prison mutes a lu­ through City to Plnnt City, crative busjncsa of making wood- excellent* Diule ohlo to go to tho butcher business of about SliW.onfl.onii sn toad. cuts and engraving on copper, and r n,<! °f her Judgment of finally, while the tobacco rrnnp H fiieat, get t.m rery best and doing a combined business of oltr-rcthcr ho is going ao well that he nag declined a iclcasu from rnrtnxxn«nnR .xr.xncx*nw tcnn r her money but that ts no more than f l 00.000.000 Annually d she can Judge securities, The cotton group h*s also passed confinement and the offer of a position with a local Lank. bonds Is no different from the 1109,000.000 mark. minute3 meat. You simply must md yonr subject You Four Warren County. lUlueis n° * J o w to seine* good tginks hare offered a total of I-■n I Should Sw eep T h e Country In F a il” D e c la r e s Harrison Rv 7, V. Clark* ! NEW YORK-K'With Mich A ticket, upoti mch a platform, with the magtufternt constructive record, of the Democratic Party; and the general lack of confidence in .the Republican Parly —everywhere, we ought to sweep live country this fall’* sa:<l Senator “Pat" llarrjsop, the great keynoter of dem­ ocracy. wlxni jtfii at the- Waldorf immediately after the Convention. He added. flhwly and imprffsiwly, virtRliing each word: “The Democra­ tic pl.il form is tlie moit progressive ftihl far-lookittR frf the history of natimnl political parlies. The Demo­ cratic nominees will lilend together retry clement of progress in the thought of the country. They inspire lb* confidence of hininc?* men and five hope to iltc progressive thought of the nation.” Senator Harrison was enthusiastic aliout the platform. Among other ENTERTAINER Monologue—Pianologue SONGS IN COSTUME FRIDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 23 BENEFIT CONGREGATIONAL PARSONAGE TICKETS—50c—25c Blanks lie spoke strongly in favor, of iat covering the conservation of na­ tional resources Slid mentinded par­ ticularly, under IhLs head. lb* great value of the comitry’s wild life, r*-, prciallv its walcrfowli lie stressed tie w retsity for adequate protection of this: "The Democratic platform call? for the conservation of our National Krloi\ics." said Senator Harrison, "It ttuui I l)C. vecy unwfcc to overlook so inuxir ant a natiun.ll resource as HrWilt! life, anti particularly llte migra­ tory water fowl of the country. Tlie oftiue Refuge Hill, recently consid­ ered bje Congress. provides for tlx: Protection of migratory waterfowl and die establishment of public shooting "rounds so fInst hunting may not be­ come merely a rich man’s pastime. Imt may remain one of the chief ‘ports of the man of moderate means. Adequate game protection t* particu­ larly important for the South so that It may remain, as it always lias been, rich in waterfowl." The chief menace tr> migratory v:atetfowf in this cotlntry has*been the rlr,lining of vast areas of -ivnmn land, tlicir natural breeding and feeding grounds. Of this type of land a much larger area than that of tlie firrtil lakes or about half again as large New England Ins already been •Ifained. In most cases such drain­ ing .Etas icsultrd In. increased taxes without any corresponding agricijllural gain, while tbc country's wild life, which draining threatens with rxlihrtion, has a value of over one Billion Dollars, according to Dr, K. \V, Nelson, chief of tlie Bureau of Biological Survey, which lias such an Vudtnamd A UitdtntooJ Senator "Pat” Harrison of MU nUdppt, famous Keynoter of Do mocTScy.who predicts sweepmf vicicty in the Fall. excellent record in the administmliot of the Federal Migratory Bird law: ahead v rnactefl. Tlie Game Refuge Bill, S 291.1 11F fdj, reported out favorably by botl the Senate, and Hnujc Committees oi Adriciijturc. proviiks tor the acquir­ ing of sufficient liabitat fur tlie mi­ gratory water fowl of the cmiutrj and for Ihc establishment of public shooting grounds, so that the Iiuntei of small means may continue to enjo) a Sport tliat i: fact becoming a ricS Qian's pastime. The cost of this i: covered by a one dollar license paif tiy tlie hunter. There is no cost t( the government and no extra taxa­ tion jnvt-’vfd. Even Soviet Russia, which we re­ gard.as one of-the most backward ol nations, lias csiabllslied commission.' add is spending money to provide snf licicnt water for wild ducks.' Support of the .Game Refuge Bill which is entirely a nou-oartisati meav lire, is merely ora angle of Scn'atoi Harrison’s fight for the conservatkn of our national resources. Jlis rcro hitien railing for an investigation ol forest conservation led to tin- appoint mc.it of a special committee for ih,* p’u.-posr, and rrsultcd in the McNnr. .Reforestation Hill, the most progn- • sivo step in cotucrvnlion ever under­ taken by the Federal Government. SPEEDER OFFEKN CAR Tlie court thereupon remitted PASADENA, Cal., Jnn. 17.— When n fine of $!I3 wns levied ?25 of the 5-73 fine. Urbon decid­ against George Urbon on a charge ed the car was Worth 98 so he paid of speeding in Pnsndcnn, he plcudup and drove nwuy. We are Ag ents for the Yellow Jacket Spray Cart We have new carta and repairs for the old ones on haotf. Let ua book your order for a new one or repair the old nan. INCORPORATED >207 E. Commercial Phone 38» To poll full .Fashioned Hosiery and Hand Tailored Lintforte at factory prices. Good all year position for either ladios or gentlemou. Noe Equal Textile Mills 10 Woolsworth Bldg. Orlando, Flfu IV O. Box 912. ........... 100 Ft. on Union Avenue.....2-17 Ft. Deep............ Now pny 12 per cent on investment, and is nituntcd title south of proposed hotel site. A pick tip and with terms. (Watch prices advance in the section) Our Service— Everything n Laundry Can Do, OUR SPECIAL Family Finish 15c Ih. m inim um $1.50 W. V. WHEELER (Must Bo Jlalf Flat Work DRY CLEANING AND DYING PRESSING AND PLEATING 110 Emit Second Office .McMullen's Earlier Shop, *:♦ Phone JWLK1 ...................... For the construction of home and business buildings in Sanford. If you own well located vacant property make it rev­ enue producing, thereby helping yourself and assisting in the development of your city. If you own well located IMPROVED business or res­ idential property we will make you long time loans on easy repayment plan, which will make it possible for you to construct residential or business building in San­ ford. AND TALK THE MATTER OVEI ITCHKILLED MERIWETHER llU ILD IN l in n r l l . . f n r ftlB bOCf C lttlU ClUO W ’1hurtday ❖ ♦> * *> * *1* * ❖ *> % * * *1*fV>‘> ♦> <♦ * ❖ ♦> * * *> *1*♦> * * O ♦> *t* * £ * ♦> « �SATURDAY, JANUARY f 7,1W5 THE SANFORD .S a n fo rd it i t aftrfSP'M* ri«rl<ln Some Good Promises Prom Governor Martin MartI" mn<le"a bul] ’B eye Wt the other day by S S L * t L *™ E JS O S ui» quoted th? road-building projects. The new? .governor an promising to immediately take hold of that Mclboumo-Kiasimmcc road job, Manager and get it finished in record time (whatever that means). The Herald has no information at hand as to how much of the Melbourne-Kissimmee road remains unfinished. The im H c n im n s i RATOS fia r _ .t7 .0 0 Hi* M onths ...13.60 contractors for that job really ought to issue some .statement ir*d In Cltr hr Carrier. W eekly E d ition 13.00 as to how soon they will guarantee to complete the project. Then whatever date previous to the contractor’s set date, Governor Martin sets for the completion of thnt road under PBCIAI. XO TH F.i A ll obituary ces. cards o f thnnHa, re so lu tio n s his personal supervision will indicate the extent of a new gov­ n o tices o f en terta in m en ts w h ere rrea Are made w ill be ch arged ernor's executive ability in road-building work. i t n g u ln r A dvertisin g rate*. Im A ssociated Free* la oa elu s.Friends of Governor Martin declare thnt the state’s new IBRR T f i r ASSOCIATED f i l m * executive is going to demonstrate that the governor of Flor­ iiy e n title s to the use fo r repubnvAtlon of nil n ew s d lsp a tcn es ida "can get things done”. They assert that his promise to cred ited tc If nr not oth erw ise cred ­ ited In thin paper nn*l a ls o the Inrnl puhllih'pil herein. A ll rig h ts ..rJ ib llcsttn n of sp ecial illspn tch herein ere a lso reserved. _ SATURDAY, JANUAH'y 77, 1925. THE ANNUAL PLAGUE! As Brisbane Sees It Somebody Laughed. Try Jerusalem Real Estate. About Clock Watching. A Hudson Antique. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (O e ritc k t i *m » ,_ / 7TU Oct n new auto ti» 1 likely to find you NIGHT BEFORE last the big financial gentlemen gavo the big dinner to George F. Baker, who is eighty-five yearn old and docs not know hether he is the. second or third richest man in tho world. Mr. Rockefeller known who is the richest man in the World and leaves it to Mr. Baker and Mr. Mellon to worry about second place. Besides not Kathering*. rolling atones reach Those present testify that Six months fmm n#,; nacc will be workis* «cue£ If prosperity d t* ^ J the yenr wc can *Bt of promhe. Jnjurcd ft clings seqJ cover, nnd even thej J i injured again. ^ The only way to through nil the upj ^ ilifo is by staying ont|,^ a road ia Something to bank on”, and that following the "im good time was enjoyed by all. Tho mediate completion of that road, the long-delayed construe only contretemps occurred when tion work on a completed highway all the way from Jack somebody laughed out loud at tho wrong time. It was during J. Pierpont Morgan’s speech, just ns that gentleman was explaining that LOVE MASTERS FEAR: — “there arc no safo short cuts to Thcro iil tin fear in love; but per­ wealth.” The gentleman who fect love ensteth out fenr. I John laughed oxplnincd that he was 4:18. » ,............... ....................... bamboozling in the helpless way that long-suffering tax­ thinking about Ihe war, and all the FOLLOW’ THE STAR payers have learned to accept all sorts of imposition and in­ financial patriots. I -------•Follow the Star,’’ was the wntch- justice. IF INTERESTED in real estate, word Hut "they say” that Governor Martin has a way of get­ turn nride for n moment from Chi­ y Of tho three wise men of old, Aa they followed it out of the ting things done. His promises relative to immediate com­ cago, Miami, Los Angeles, and con­ desert, pletion of road building projects are accf/pted as absolute sider some real estate with a really 1 So fearless and so bold. Indeed. nncirnt record. guarantee. And we are all ready Who knew the trials they endured The Herald knows of no better way for Mr. Martin to make Jewish immigrants are pouring ,t On the desert’s lonely sand, ’ As they trnvolod hundreds of weary himself solid with the people of his state than by being a real into Tnlestino at tho rate of 2,000 piilca honest-to-goodneas governor. n month, the immigration, being " To a for and distant land ? Florida needs a governor like that, has needed one for lo. now greater than ever. Where . 4*T:. mi these many years. Let’s alt look close and be ready to cheer Jewish people'go they increase val­ f Someone was watching them travel - It whs He who guided thut star, Governor Martin on his way as he sees that road-buildera ues of real estate and of every­ Be gave them courage and hone live up to their contracts—and thnt sh eriffs enforce the thing else. These are undoubtedly ' Aa they followed it from afar. state’s laws. rent estate opportunities in and M a n y • dny as they traveled around Jerusalem ns good as any Out'on that lonely plain. With their sad, weary hearts Florida Pays Dearly For Harboring Them in the wonderfully growing region Filled with longing and pain, Sanford will probably bo spared plundering by Confidence just south of San Francisco or Men RouId sometimes question; And laugh with scorn whcn| Men, nnd the disgrace of their presence. The "City Substan­ north of Pnlm Bench. And think of the romance nnd I they’d sny, tial” is not the kind of town in which swindlers expect to "We a'fe following a star antiquity in a Palestine deed. What J | A n d have been for ninny u dny.’1 find the get-rielwjuick individual who is ready to take a u chance for title seurchers? chance on anything that promises him something for noth­ , But God was nlways guiding, ing. ALMERINDO Portfolio, once a He wns ever by their side, But, while Sanford is passed by, many other towns in $:i-n-wcck errnnd boy, gives a bus­ He ahowod them the wuy through Florida and numbers of visitors in Florida will pay heavily iness worth $7,000,000 to his em­ ta ' the desert for lack of protection against tho tricksters that are permitted ployes, churgintr tlmm “not to be [ With a little star ns a guide ; Then when they reached their to operate their various games in this state throughout the clock watchers." ir; Saviour winter season. Mr. Portfolio need not worry. K • And kissed His baby feet, * * * * The workers will stop clock watch­ They Went their wuy rejoicing, In Miami, public notice has been given of the arrival of ing, now that they own tho busi­ - Their happiness was complete. big "Crooks”. The people have been told that these "Crooks” ness. To the owner, hours mean Wo te«, should follow the star are establishing themselves in some of the best sections of j profits; to tho salnricd man, hours 6 | Like tho three wise men of old, the city, even occupying the homes of well-to-do Miamians mean a nearer appronch to free­ And fight this battle here on earth With a courage brave and hold, who are leasing their places to visitors willing to pay high dom. When life seems lonely and weary rental prices. To make men stop clock watch­ And we're loHt in tho desert's Until the police "get something” on these visitors, there " • wand, ing. interest them in the business; Let us look for the star in the can be no arrests. And strange as it may sound, most of the don’t imagine you can change hu­ 3}r. .heavens, big steals that arc made in Florida every season never seem AmTto God for n helping hand. to reach the attention of the police or the public. The men man nature with a moral platitude, you cannot. and women who pay a big sum to lie fleeced have usually un­ forMake He is nlways sure to holp us, industry attractive, and u m v - i i to kw get kv.i/ hold i i ' / m of money in i n it t w w m .ii way. ti n j • The i iiv. "tip nw 1 * 1 , , dertaken a kcrooked No matter how far we may stray uv,i Bo wiy,.by ,U w finy for, oipthc "pool” they hell? make, or the ".smuflqjled yjJ ig<>bil1siulir wiM TwJiiM^'that gems” they buy all represent something that is not on tho [ eventually. To stnrt another day. square. And when the victims lose their cash, few of them . Through life mny seem weary, A BUST of Caesar has been flare to come out and acknowledge their own intended con­ Filled with sorrow and pain, brought up from the bottom of Just keep sight of tho stur, nection with shady transactions. It will- not bo in vain. tho Hudson River. “ It may” have But just because the person acting the role of the "easy lain there 200 year:?. Experts Though men may laugh when they mark” is either a knave or an idiot is no sign that Florida pronounce it undoubtedly a genuine should become known as the safe rendezvous for the coun­ pnss you li>. And often do things that will try’s swindlers. From the time the first snow falls in north­ ancient work of art. It may also cause you to sigh, have boon chiseled in Hoboken Just le t it go as you smile and say, ern states until the last extra pullman leaves Florida in the three months ago and dropped in "I’ve followed the star for many springtime, all honest people in this state should be co-opera­ ting in a campaign against the undesirables that tome with the river for ageing. n dny,” Then like tho three wise men of the season’s visitors. MICHELANGELO c o n f e s s ed old, * * * * that tiie antiques were marvelously When life’s work is done, From the high-rolling "Confidence Man,” dealing in big \icnutiful of course, since lie had And GoiJ, judges our actions one propositions, to the wretched little peddlar of bogus wares— ! made them come out of his own by one, We'jl leave this world rejoicing, from the "Big Swindler” who arrives in his private car to the Brought safely through thu strife, beggarly sneak thief who beats bis way from town to town, imagination. The wise .cardinal forgave the deception and befriend­ For “We've followed the star.” there are undesirables that Florida has no business to harbor. ed the artist. faithfully All through life. When city police departments, county sheriff forces, and MANUFACTURING antique:! ia —Kitty Mulligan the executive officers at Tallahassee know of the arrival of not new. Michelangelo tried it Pawtucket, R. I. noted crooks, when they know of the operation of gambling with success. Centuries ago he j Fivo Dead and Arrested After houses and shady resorts, then should there be an immediate made and buried his Greek an- j Liquor Party—reads a .headline. "moving on” of the charlatans and immediate closing of the What difference did it make, then? joints they have operated. Unless this result is attained, tiques, then sent them from Flor­ ' -------- o-------ence to n cardinal in Rome. Tho If you have any doubt as to the then the various officials paid for their silence and protec­ latter, delighted, told him to let future greatness of Hanford, why tion, are more undesirable for Florida to harbor than are nobody know where ho had dug don’t you leave? tin: mountebanks who have bribed their way to casy-money- them up. He, the cardinal, would ■ ■ o ....... making. rnmo and do more digging. They Talk is cheap except when it’s * * * * your girl suggesting that you get liked antiques, even in those early a little bite to eat after the show. And some day the people of Florida will realize this. Some days. -------- 0-------day the people of Florida will see how dearly they have paid Another thing Sanford should for incompetency among the men who are sworn to enforce CONGRESSMAN L o n g w o r th have in order to get well into the pleasing person nnd Republican Community the laws. >ig city class, is a 3hcat. Instead of Florida inanely expecting to be used as winter leader in the House, says the fifteen -oquarters for sharpers, instead of Florida accepting as a wicked Republican members that Dr. MeKenzio of Leesburg in he-l ng mentioned for governor in I92H. matter-of-course the protection of gambling resorts and supported La Foliottc and aban­ )r. McKenzie would certainly make questionable road-houses and “clubs”, the state’s respectable doned the regular Republican tick­ n excellent governor. citizens should be demanding a warfare against such evils as et in the last election must never, ---------<» - - - ■ never, never, again be recognized would get results—and gel them quick. Britain is so pig headed she us members of the Republican par­ --------------o--------------fon’t see that the Dawes plan i ty. T1IK NEW YORK Packer says that many items enter in­ nominal with u when v«e don’t ] ecd it nnd official when we do.— to the cost of distributing perishable foodstuffs, but one of NEVER is a short word, with a -Dallas News. the largest is that of transportation. Reduce freight rates long meaning. What about Mr, --------o ------"He broke up my home und l and distribution costs will he lessened.—Ocala Banner. Longworth’s father-in-law He left Died him," said a young man, I the regular Republican ticket, ran ut most of them nowadays would | for himself on a Bull Moose ticketavo given him a check. rr " “ r— 1* beat Taft nnd elected a Democrat THE CLASS SPIRIT Tonight will be your last chance Yet Theodore Roosevelt was allow­ MIAMI HERALD » get In on u money making ined to come back to the Republican sstment which will mean more to fold. ttnford than anything thut has Among tho most interesting of This is one of those truisms thnt mr happened here. our present-day public speakers is nre accepted theoretically, but DR. L. B. BULK LEY, noted can­ r 1 -------- o-------Vice President Thomas R, Mar­ which cannot be so easily niude Eui'tis, says tho Lake Region, is shall. He did not make a start­ effective. The class spirit is un­ cer expert, and young at eighty, le of the smallest cities in the ling record of saying thing' thnt desirable whether it expresses it­ gives this advice to those that nited States supporting a daily contain truth nnd are very sug- self in the arraying of one group iwapnper. But it is just that gestive. The fact that the things against another, or in the gtori- would avoid cancer: “Live on vegetables, keep regu­ i. says ...... _ ..tk. .. plntitudinou . j:___ *•: . • »» .. •irit of co-operation and enter- he are often fication of.. some activity of" . life lar hours, avoid alt excitement, •iso which has built tin- largist dues not lessen their value. over another. It is utterly conlies ia the United States. Tln* other day Mr. Marshall suit! trnry to the spirit of democracy, drink very little wine. the United States is suffer- Of this there is not the slightest Some will say they would rather With the final destruction of that irig from the development of th loubt. risk cancer, because it is how much uriison Square Burden some folks class spirit. In the language of e wondering how the place stood the street he said a “mouthful.” The only standard by which a they live, rather than how long person should ire judged is that of long as it did, considering Stun'.pint is growing in this eoun honesty of effort in the work which they live, thut interests them. pi White’* "museum", the great This try uiul it is a most disturbing! he U called upon to do. Any work ilk Fund fights and the Dcmo- condition. ALL DIET for cancer is chiefly i that is required for the good of guessing. lNo onq knows what atic National Convention. Mr. Marshall said. “Wo are suf­ the whole people is us honorable A n result of slipping while fering the creation of classes and as any other work. Tho churact- cancer is, what causes it; why more rpping from n train a young girl class spirit in America. There is , i r of u person and tho sincerity women than men are cancer vic­ suing tho Great Northern rail- no room in America for class [of his effort should be the only tims, or why it is almost impossi­ id on account of a scar which spirit. The man who dig* a de- test of his standing in the cum- ble to develop cancer in a hen, | •vcjila her from wearing thin rent ditch in Kentucky is as fine munity. Mr. Marshall needs to zicry, And the worst purt of it a man and as representative a a little farther, however, und whereas any white mouse will| fs that die will probably col- citixi if of nur republic ----- as the tell qa how tV clna* spirit may readily grow a cancer bigger than, president of tit* United States." I bo abolished. the rest/of the mouse. • - 1 Being poor wouldn't, if it were for only a {(t| ntend of for life. BIBLE jnO U G H T~FO R TODAY If - V y w J* W T n u i tt All tho cream on vanishing cream (dom sec it any more. Loso is like any i The more you just sit Ithink about it the comes. St. Louis woman jonc dollar in a bread! suit founr her pn j worth much. Mre than n thoiui live in one New Yrk wouldn’t you hate to kf i tor? One of old Chris rhoided, “I see dry __ wns back in 1492. Tb*1 Ibeen dry since. It might help thii i if ns many checker sold in 1925 ns dice 1924. JUST IN PASSING B / R. J. HOLLY "U. S. is Dry,” says Wheeler. ”U. S. is Wet” says Stnyton. You can pay your money and take your choice of brands. Our latest cross word puzzle is to find the word of four letters Ihlit so tunny folks use when the collar button for the dress suit rolls under the bed nnd the guests are about to arrive. Another v\ony for the experts of the navy is the ground­ ing of n submarine. The next report will tell us that an nirplanc has hit shoals. One of the great needs of future Sanford is a Y. M. C. A. building and right now the site for this building should he selected. You cannot expect the young men of the city to put over this big project. It will taku the young men and the old men and then some. Thu barometer shows that Sanford’s tourist hotel will be built. There are-some men ia Sanford who have’the money anil who have made mo'tiey by the endeavors of the progres­ sive citizens who have not put one cent in this safe invest­ ment of land. The man or men who would stand back when they should come forward should be pointed out that all real men can sec them and know them from this time forwurd. The Longwood Fair and the banquet at the I-ongwood Hotel Thursday night marked an epoch in the fastest grow­ ing town in Seminole county. I-ongwood people have tho right spirit and Longwood will get some fine publicity from their fair and the fine banquet and get together meeting. There nre people in Sanford, who have never contributed of th;-ir time or tneir money since they Imve lived here/ for those tilings needed. It is time they were shown up in this com­ munity. The Sitting Sons of Rest have decided that since Sanford is taking on a building boom that it would he good sense on the part of the City Commission to build some sort of rest room for Ibis club where they could gather when it rains. Th’u room would Ik* equipped with plenty of cuspidors, knives und sticks for whittling, etc. A few years ngo some folks in Hanford said that this city would never have any real good sub-divisions ns we were hounded on the north by the luke and cast and wc:st by cel­ ery farms. But now all this is changed nnd there arc some of the finest subdivisions in the state being opened up hero and the lots are selling before the improvements can lie made. It all goes to show that old time ideas are giving way to modern ones. Young folk i arc throwing money away every day on fool­ ish stuff when th<y could be investing their spare dollars in land. Then* is no investment in the world today that is aa good as good real estate and all real estate in Sanford is good today. Get in on the ground floor. Governor John Martin is making good his promises when he wns campaigning for the position. One of his promises was to give Florida good roads and he is going nfter the Road Department and asking them sonic questions that will b*> difficult to answer. We are spending our good money for roads and we want to see where it is going. That new tourist hotel for Sanford means thut thousands of new people will ha here next winter and every business man in Hanford and every property owner will realize a hand­ some profit on their investments. It is not a question of “affording" to invest in this project. You cannot “afford not tcv-Tffvcat." Think it over. Those benches on the streets are the finest investment we ever made and the visitors as well ns home folks nre en­ joying them to the limit. The shelter of the Kiwunis Club rear the court house where the checker players ran congre­ gate is also good hut there should he more of these shelters thnt can ho moved from place to pldce as the occasion re­ quires. Horse shoe pitching should also he started now and the tourists have all the enjoyment they can get while here. You do not think about these things until you have become a tourist yourself at some of tho summer resorts. Plenty of benches and all kinds of amusements and you will have plen­ ty of tourists. The new Masonic building and the municipal buildings loom up on the lake front sky line now nnd remind us of tlu* future aspect of the lake front when the pier is built and the boulevard along the lake front is finished and this is made the real highway through Hanford. Sheriff Charlie Hand says the "Chicken likker" may he all right from the description of it hut he hns not come across any of it. Evidently it is not a Seminole product. With the hrighest prospects for good prices for Hanford celery and spring crops of vegetables a,.v the new tourist ho­ tel looming on the horizon Sanford faces one of the best sea­ sons in history. All you need to do is to sit steady in the old rocking chair and keep things moving at least part of the time. N<> man can I’ve frttMn himself. Y-u must give of your self ami of your substance to your community. Otherwise y o u will unhappy regardlejs of the amount or money you may have hoarded up and Inst but not least you cannot take it with you. HEARD AT THE CHURCHES! By REV. T. J. NIXON Pastor Sanford Methodist Church victory. When we rn!i# There is n way by which wc con lessnesy and bow brfott all live by the Golden Rule. That God in prayer, wc can pt rule is the practical side of tlu cr to keep the golden Christian life. It is life. It h There nre thoimndi like the golden fruit growing in an toduy in all the chui orange tree, nnd the way to get land who arc living tj the oranges is to cultivate the tree. nnd they are the salt ot Junt suppose every body in the j Tiie spirit of brothrij community really lived by this rule. ‘ kindness is the very fi ’Whatsoever ye would that men uli right living, and j should do unto you, do ye also un­ comes to us in answers to them." If every Church in faith in Jesus Christ. A few years ago our Sunford would fully follow this !blessed rule they would be crowd­ no mission in Africa, ed to the doors with eager wor­ cm Presbyterian Chord| shippers in a short time. If every prosperous mission in business was carried on strictly by Congo. They urged out| this rule, if every family would Missions to come over live by it, we would soon have a lit­ Jiah a mission in that tle heaven'on earth. We went over to hr and these Presbyterian Wo all admire the rule blit are too quick to give up in do-! louned us a preacher spair nnd say it can’t he done,— i their converts, who am it is not practical, Such a cohclu-l language, to get our*' sion is a reflection on the wiedom This is only one en of God. Surely our Lord would thousand ways by not command us to do n thing thnt churches do practice is utterly impossible. The truth is rule. It is being pn that the golden lure is entirely by every man and wox* practical if we look at it in th e1the spirit of th» Ma>te There nre bui iness right light. It is the fruit that grows on a certain tree. Oranges conducted by men whoI will never grow on pine trees. The spirit. The story of censorious man. the man with a i Company, of CinciniuJ wrong spirit, is compaj-ed to a a very fine example of 4 mote puller,—with a beam in his i rule in business. Th-“y eye ho goes around trying to pull golden rule nnd for motes out of his neighbors eyes, business has prospe red i We must get the beam of s.dfish- velous way. This is ness, and prejudice, nnd malice, out Nash, the manager sa of our eyes before wc can ho pre­ results of the rule in pared to make a success of the iicms: "I do not say l Kill golden rule. A right spirit of cd all labor troubles brotherly kindness and love is tho tory; hut it has done i®* tree that always bears the golden eliminated all labor fruit. ing the most trying in Tho only way to get the right iod of the world’s his* spirit is to go to God and ask, nnd not sny it has driven * reek, nnd knock, until we obtain strife and selfii hnes<; itj this priceless gift. There was a more, it has ushered in' time during the world war when tentment, and hap|<ine«| we went to God as a nation and he not only cast out helljf heard our prayers and gave us the brought in heaven tou*-' OUR WOMEN GOVERNORS TAMPA TRIBUNE This month, for the first time in three stalwart sons, t*» history, the Governor’s chair of two twins, and a succiuaful great American States will he oc­ mother at that, Mrs. & likely to go far wrong cupied by women: home-making the ufFairs of a state, »a women at that. Their husbands all. is only housekeeping* governed these States before them. scale. As Governor of Wyoming, Mrs. Mrs. Rosr was born i> Nellie Taylne Rosa will rule a state- »eph, Mo., but reared i» ulmost twice as big as England. where she met and was c As Governor of Texas, Mrs. Mir­ William B. Ross, n y»^ iam A. Ferguson will he chief ex­ from Cheyenne. Althouf ecutive of an empire almost as big large woman, she posses* ias Europe, if we leave out Ruu- manly dignity, which rJ i sia. npresuve personality impressive Mrs. Ross is a widow. She was scribed as decidedly j elected to serve out tlu* unexpired Most rersons are astowsIterm of her husband, W. B. Ross, they learn she in the *1 i who died in office. Her term will ■>ns grown to manhood, expire in January, 1927. Mrs. Ross ried her years well conducted n stay at home campaign nodistly and was elected by an uniple mar­ While Toxas voters gin. One of her issues wns a con­ •ng the abilities of Mr* stitutional amendment for a sever­ Amanda “Ma” Fergus')®ance tux on oil companies and oth­ a t home canning peaches, er exploiters of Wyoming’s miner­ retary will be her young*] al resources. The late Governor ter, Dorras. Ross died while conducting a simi­ Will these women "i*J lar campaign. governors? History h*»’ Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson, the the ability of woman to O first woman to become a Governor, und well, in Catherine, f was elected in a campaign to vindi­ and Elizabeth nnd Victor* cate her itusband, a former Gov­ gland. ernor of Texas, and makes known she will advise with him about of­ ficial matters. Contemporary ConRh “ I don’t know what i shad do," excluimed Mr:. Ross, when first in­ Our notion of a Mir*®jJ formed she had boen nominated the Welsh crossword pu** unanimously to succeed her hus-1pion.—New York Worldhand. It was a natural ___ remark |i prompted by womanly dismay at Reports from Chinn i ^ j receiving such* an unexpected hon-|the Confucian tner *-• ■ or, In her l-ttes accepting vile i worse confound nomination she wrote. “ My single , Journal. _ purpose shall he, so far as lieu' within tny power, to serve and proA scientist ventures mote impartially the interests of (day we will live on airthe people ,>f our state.” the "Free Air" sign.* t0‘ An intelligent woman, mother of I—Detroit News �THE BANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, IK S. MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. DEBATING SOCIETY IS FORMED BY ENTHUSIASTIC GROUP AT CHURCH A very -enthusiastic group of enson gave a very Interesting talk men met at the Presbyterian in v.-hich he said that the value of church Thursday nigh! for tne pur- an organization of this character okc of forming a Literary and war, very clearly demonstrated to lebnting Society. This meeting him in connection with an inci­ was the outgrowth of a desire on dent which occurred several years the part of some of Sanford’s ago. The Credit Manager of a younger citizens to acquire the art Wholesale Grocery company, who of speaking in public. Societies of hnd obtained his position as a re­ this character foitcrcd by the Y. sult of long service often crltizcd M. C. A. of other institutions arc the city salesman on the ground found in mitny cities but this is the that he spent too much o fhis time first time that an effort has been in the local debating society and made to develop Sanford’s latent that he spent too much of his time literary talent thing to his ability as a salesman. It was proposed to hold semi­ Thnt city salesman was John W. monthly meetings. A committee Martin, now governor of tho state wan appointed to work up a pro­ and the credit manager is still gram which is to include talks by holding down his some position. prominent local citizens and out of A meeting will bo held next town visitors as well ns debates nnd Thursdny evening nt the same extemporaneous speeches on the plnce 7:110 p. m. for tho purpose of part of the memhers. electing permanent officers nnd to Tho following temporary officers pass on the Constitution and Bywero elected: James L. Wells, pres- Laws which arc being prepared by dent; Henry Roddenberry, secreta­ L. C. Boyle. ry. There nrc no obligations in con­ A number of interesting talks nection with this society and it i? wero made by various men pres­ hoped that a Inrge number of the ent. D. L. Thrasher voiced his ap­ men of Sanford will take advan­ proval of the new movement and tage of this opportunity to become pledged his support. L. M. Steph- members. "Forceful and very Interesting’* A. Ra (field whs th e (rental host of Mr. George S. Kendall will make a dinner party Friday evening nt himself heard at the Milano then* the Seminole Cafe, honoring Mr. tre Sunday night. Scats free. No and _Mra. Paul _ Moses, _ who^ arc* collection. leaving* this next* weejt for their homo in New York City. 3.128 CARS USE BRIDGE Cove * were laid for Mr. nnd Mrs. ODLANDO, Jan. 17.—Between PHONE 7 o'clock last Sunday morning and Paul Moses nnd daughter Ruth, A. 10 o’clock that nignt 3,128 auto­ H. Moses nnd A. Hatfield. SALLIE HARRISON mobiles passed over the-St. John’s Mr. Roselle will be at II. I.. river bridge on the newly-opened CHAPTER OF D.A.R.] Perkins Thursday, Friday nnd Saturday. Drep In and he meas­ GIVES CARD PARTY! ured for your new spring suit. hub will meet L Leslie Bryan Itta as hostess, be department (isslonary Soc1:30 o'clock at IT. E. Thorn- loclal meeting ; Wesley nt 8 »f Mrs. Walter Street. The i hostess, Mrs. a. K. D. MeZachary, Mrs. K. T. Mitchell, nd Mrs. L. M. g iv e n I of the WoI at 1 o’clock L It is open k- and to res1 members 35 L The chnrgo ; is requested going notify lot later than indc a business lie last week le new Buicks. it with him. icnt Sunday nt to Wind erne re VHty pf friends. flitting up n conlis lots in Goldsliquist is helping Hotel Montezuma Baldwin Mortgage lugust Swanson, Archie Swanson Maude Tyre is spending Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Lane motored ts, Thursday of theMiss week-end in Bartow. to Orlando Friday evening. nme.of Mrs. NelMrs. R, R, Wright and Miss Elizabeth Young of Oviedo spent ling Workers met Saturday in Sanford. re of Adelle VinJ. C. Woodward, president of Inn. Georgia Military Academy of Col­ Peter Schnal and Max Stewart lege Purk, Gw., is in Sanford fur attended “Footloose" at the HeeIon arc invited t o ! a few days. cham Theater in Orinmlo Friday. at the home of -------ms. Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Neves of — Greenville, S. C., will arrive Satur- TEACHER’S CLUB it has gone into <Iay to lie the guests of Mr. and car.: Alfred Erie- Mrs. F. J. Gonzales. AT HIGH SCHOOL and daughters Annhrl ami Thelma motored to Orlando nnd Kissim­ luson came home mee Friday. b'tonn, spending a Ith the home folks. Miss Olga Ruth Spurling wns the dinner guest Frida;- evening of her Wm. Adgate of sister Mrs. L E. Stringer on Floral ist week, coming Heights. r car by wuy of ley are visiting a t Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rauniel will icir son, Kenneth leave Tuesday for New York where they expect to do their shopping. spring r. who was a guest Mr. and Mrs. EricMiss Flora Zelmenovitz who has Id Mrs. Curl Carl- been tho attractive guest of her lundny school last sister, Mrs. S. Baumel, returns to her home in Brunswick, Ga., Tues­ day. Bcrtlcson and chilned home a fte r a Miss Teague Simmons of Mount i I’alutku. vllte, S. C., arrived Friday to be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Langley at their home on Park Avenue. Mrs. T. W. Get sen and son, Jack, standard bopks id recently to the of Lukeland were the guest of Mrs, . several of , them H. B. Connelly, Friday and Satur­ pta and used by the day. P'lcnta for supple* Mrs. W. B. Stark and Miss Eliz­ abeth Stark of Orlando were the [ and Prejudice. guests of Miss Annie Hawkins for the I). A. U. Bridge Friday. ‘“ ru le K au ri. ">* Vernon of Had Is Prepared For You The Sallie Harrison’s benefit card party given nt the Woman’s Club Friday was a most enjoyable and Stove and Fire Place successful ntTalr. Wood Tho chairman of publicity, Mrs. Having- sold the Cut to Suit R. E. Tolar, was congratulated trt the artistic decora tin ns. Britt Realty Company Mathews Press. In the receiving lino was the ‘re­ S!) 00 per cord delivered Courteous Service Li he rnl Tnhle, gent, Mrs. Anna DeForat vice re­ 3 all accounts prior to! gent Mrs. R. E. Tolar, and honor­ g January 15th will bej II. S. 1*0 NL* REASONABLE PRICE ary regent, Mrs. U. J. Starling, taken care of bv me.B Over Woodruff A Watson lira. Raymond Phillips .conduct *1 -Press.... J. L. MATHEVVS..5 TYPEWRITERS the player to their titbles. ....... 1029 S. W. 1st St......... B B U Y ------S E L L ------- KENT Preceding the bridge party the • C lean— ftopnlr regent Mrs. DeForcst gave a most .............Miami, F la .............. a I'hoiie 82* interesting talk explaining the ob- t Jeet of this card party. That the chapter wan endeavoring to raise money to provide a murker for old Fort Mellon. The regent nail! that the guests were no doubt all fa­ miliar with tho history of Fort Mellon as it had been well adver­ tised and that tho chapter in plac­ ing this boulder would add to tho historic publicity of tho location of Sanford and Seminole county. *At the vuuwiuoiuii conclusion tu of tho bii*j Kuuiud, games, the players went to their original AT THE CHURCHES i tables nnd were served with a tie| lieious tnlad course and coffee. Thos<> serving were: Mrs. R. E. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH | Toler, Mrs. Samuel Puleaton, Mrs. Sunday school 0:30 a. m. Rev. T. J. Nixon, pastor I). Bishop, Mrs, John Leonard}*, Last Sunday the attendance was •G. Sunday, Jan. 18, is Song Book Mrs. B. J. Starling, Mrs. Fred Day nnd a special offering will close to 500. Thnt rnnrk should he Dnigor, nnd Mrs'. George Bering. lie made to provide new song books crossed Sunday morning. prize for high score was won Mora ing worship and sermon 11 byThe for the Sunday School, Epworth Mru. O. P. Herndon, second high I-engue, nnd Prayer meetings. At a. ir.. Subject, "The Ultimate by Mrs. Victor Check uiul the con­ the morning hour Dr. C. G. Hound Dream of the Eternal." solation by Mrs. L. I*. Hagan. Young People’s Unions 0:30. shell of Nashville, Tenn., will Mrs. B. J. Starling, Evening worship ami sermon WRITE preach. The service will be as Chairman of Publicity. 7:30. Subject, "The Only Home follows: Worth While.” This is the third in Sunday School at 9:3l) A. M. series, “The Modern Home, Its Musical Tea Will Be Giving Details as to Location, Improvements, Address by Dr. Houndshell 11:00 the Perils ami Promises." A. M. Size of Lots, etc. Wednesday evening 7:30 prayer- GivenByWoman’sClub Epworth League Meeting (1:30 meeting ami Bible study. Subject, P. M. Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock, "Simon Peter—One of the Marvels Preaching by the pastor 7:30 P. of A P P L IC A T IO N S G IV E N P R O M P T A T T E N T IO N Jan. 20, the women of our com­ History." M. The church extends a hearty munity arc again to he privilcdgWelcome for everybody. ed to attend another of the de­ greeting to all her services. lightful musical tens thnt have CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH been given by the Music Depart­ BOOSTER’S CLASS. All young men not affiliated ment of the Sanford Woman’s Club Thomas J. Armstrong, Pnstor with other Sunday School are cor­ this winter. Sunday Services: dially invited to attend the Boost­ Sanford lias nuvor before hnd Sunday School 0:48 a. m. G. L. BRYSON, Mgr. er's Clnss of the Methodist Church. such perfectly planned and carried Morning Service 11:00 a. m. The class meets each Sunday out entertainments ui; this series Tenth Flour Slate Bank Building Christian Endeavor 0:45 p. m. morning at 0:30 o’clock. Judge E. of nuisicnls which have been under the direction of the Music Depart­ Evening service 7:30 p. nt. F. Huusholdor is our teacher. ment Chairman, Mrs. D. P. Drum­ Midweek prayer meeting Wed Orlando, Fla mond. nesday 7:30 p. m. ALL SOULS CHURCH A cordial welcome for all. Mass will he celebrated Sunday, The program for Tuesday is to PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Jan. 18, at 10:30 a. m. Sermon on bo furnished by tho Soros is Club of Orlando, us an exchange courte­ "Christian Marriage". Rev. E. D. Brownlee, pnstor. Benediction of the Blessed Sac­ sy. Tho Horosis club has a great of unusual talent nnd the pro­ Sunday Services: rament will be given immediately deal gram promises to be a splendid Sunday School 0:45 A. M. after mass. Morning Services 11:00 A. M • Sunday School at 0:00 n. in. All one. Christian Endeavor 0:30 P. M. children are requested to be pres­ The setting for thirf mimical tfch is to be that of a "Country Club" ■■■■■■■■^■■■■aManHHH«aaMnaNHX*MKHMnakiia9HnnKHaaMaaHUiinaMBnaHaBflaMHUBBHHuaBaKHHMKaa»aBuaaaa»aHM Evening service 7:30 P. M. ent at Sunday School. • and sport clothes will hi quite in ■ ♦♦♦*♦*♦♦♦ ♦♦►♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ «$♦*♦♦ g order. The program is open to the pub­ lic. The admission charge is 50 cents. B of the church. tr Tea of the [ be held at the i Robson at |j , N. Robson Ln and Miss fbc hostesses. fcn of tho W. E. Peacock of (m address at [ Monday eve- A Delicious Home Cooked CURLE’S” 6121 VELVET FINISH SERGE SUITS Kuarnntccd peranco Union will celebrate the . J passing of the Eighteenth Amendmerit. J ♦> Tho following program will he ■ J given: Song—America. JJ«,% Reading—Ms. J. W. Barnes. r * Solo—Mrs. W. S. Leak. JJV Judge John (J. Peacock of I)e- ■*>% Land will talk on the Eighteenth a I Amendment. J f Prayer—Dr. King. ■ Friday afternoon at thu Sanford Tho public is cordially invited. a j t # High School there was a meeting No tollcction will lie taken. J, t of the Seminole County Teachers’ -------a«5» Ciub. "♦> At throe o'clock a business meet­ Parliamentary Law ing was held at which Mrs. Stella Class Holds Meeting P. Arrington, president of the club, -------B»> presided. It was decided at this Friday morning the Parlinnuntime to hold the next meeting at tnry Law class being conducted by Jj«j* Longwood, the date to be announc­ Mrs. J. C. Gibbs had iU third h J ed later. in the committee room of JJ*% John and Bernard Schirard gave lesson Woman's club. a J a moat enjoyed Instrumental duet. thoThe manifested in tbit J ♦ The speaker of the afternoon, study isinterest attested by tiie enthusins- *♦% Mrs. Charles E. Roe of Washington tic and regularity of the attendance ■ D. C., who is a national organizer the 22 members. The "city fath- JJ t of the Parent-Teacher Association of ami commissioners would be a*5* was introduced by Mrs. Arrington ers" astounded by the questions pro- JJ^ and gave a very interesting ad­ pounded by this ambitious class m £ dress. which goes into regular practice a t> Following the address tho teach­ at each lesson. JJA ers of the Sanford High School session It is not too late for others to a * were hostesses at an informal :e- enroll in this class which is so !*♦* ception. ably conducted by Mrs, Gibbs who JJ*** is generously giving, her knowl- ■ J Hear (Leo. S. Kendall, Milane edge free of all charge for the JJ*f* benefit of Sanford women. ♦> Sunday night, 7:30. Suitable buildings, favors and ffifta for every occasion a in 1920 will be sold % Next Week— January 19 to 25 ■ For 50c and SI.00 Hear tho free Bible Lecture by H' logon Trail. Ba Mr. Geo. S. Kendall, of the New Tallies priced especially loww. g r ' r and the Hearth. |ory of an African York Lecture Bureau, Milane, Sun­ ■ a a a a a iB a a B B f lf l R B ia a i a iia a iiiif l ia B a a i iin a i o z im i a in e i day night, free. Ijenry Esmond. I abity Fair, rchester Towers. Henry Menick of Longwood and Mrs. B. L. Maltbie of Altamonte i s of \\ ildcat Ranch Springs attended the D. A. R. trim’s Progress; il- Bridge, Friday. dy Green Satin and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill. Mr. tte. and Mrs. R. A. N«wman. Mr. and 'cryday Manners for Mrs. J. D. Woodruff motored to Orlando Friday evening to attend School. Footloose at the Bearham. Putin-- f handbook, Mrs. A. B. Connelly is leaving Suturday for New York where she lasaing; tho New will be for two weeks doing the !t °f free Bible iec- spring shopping for the "Quality *atre. Sunday night. Shop." Alias AJurtha Fox will b* I in charge during her ubsanco. Solid color, grey, tan and blue flannel, 17 and 20 inch bottoms. $8.50 to $15.00 Men’s Underwear Small pajama check, extra good quality. Every garment cut full and well made. 86 to 46 $1.00 Each Golf Knickers All wool fancy flan­ nels in grey, tan and brown, white and tan linen. $4.00 to $9.00 Mrs. Folrest l^ike return* Sun­ a day from Jacksonville where she a has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Julius Carpenter. die Book New Spring Trousers SPECIAL TODAY Fine Blue White Diamond l-:i CARAT Platinum Setting “Belliluoses andShirts for boys in solid blue, tan, white and fancy checks and stripe mad­ ras. Guaranteed fast color. All sizes. �1 rvv**\v> THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17; 1925. Noted Artiste To Be Heard : On Radio Baring Nett) Year By Vast Unseen Audiences NURMI AGAIN IS VICTORIOUS IN N. Y. CONTEST m Fam ous Golfer M ain Bout Ends In Sanford Basketball Knockout In Friday Girls Flay Orlando N ight Boxing B ill On Saturday N ight Before a goodly gathering of Due to n misunderstanding in , followers of the boxing game last dates between the girl teams o f 1 night, ct the Armory, Young Kct- Sanford and Orlando High Schools I chel, formerly of- Philadelphia,' scheduled to have neon p.ayed l*'ri t now mnking his home here, won his • day night on the local school court,! initial fight here, by knocking out will he played at Bo’clock Satur­ The announcement Young Blanco, of Tampa. Doth day night. phantom Finn Beats His Rival that the game would be played boys were lightweights. Countryman. Ritola, SmashIt wns a fast and furious fight lust night drew a large crowd to » Ing 3 More Records Held by from the first gong until Feferco! th” courts. Mitchell, counted tho fatal ten a | The Orlando game ia looked for' IJ.S.Runner,Joic Ray of 111. bovo the body of Blancho, was who ward to ns being one of the best floored for the count by a terrif­ of the year. Each team hnn lost Ritola Is Beaten By ic right to the jaw, nftcr 55 sec­ but one game, to Kissimmee, and onds of fighting in the second by practically the samn margin * Distance 65 Yards round of tho scheduled ten round, which is taken as an indication bout. Blanco was leading the fight that the teams nrc evenly match £Track Star on Way to Chicago until the knockout. cd Two of the regular performers That Will Bring the ,Wherc He Races Star Crowd The semi-final between Youiu; of the Sanford tennis are out of Tony, of Jacksonville, and “Smil­ ' Athletes on Friday Night ing” Joe Mate, of Tnmpa, welter tho lineup hut this, Minn Ethel Lasting Joy weights, furnished the fans and Henry, conch of the locnl team, bo­ MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, funnibcllcs plenty of amusement. b'—"a should not place material N. Y., Jun. lfi.—l’anvo Nurmi B uilding it c o m fo rtab le and nttractij It wan n hectic fight for the en­ odds against the Sanford chances ntarted his nmbitious week-end tire eight round. Mate lost the of victory as great fnith is plac­ T rea t ach iev em en t. W e a sk th a t yo Countless thousands who might For yearn radio rntlmslasts have decision to Young Tony by a small ed in the playing ability of the racing program victoriously Thurs­ usaist you in th e b u ild in g of your h ••ued patiently for tho day when never havu heard McCormack and margin. However, Tony seemed substitutes. day night when he conquered Willie •it.; of tali mat Iona I fame could Dort In person, were reached by to bo the superior of the two,r,i __ __ A c o n tra c to r t h a t o p e ra te s a novelty] Ritola, his rival countryman, and ‘ heard from hrbndcesiing studios. tho stations over which tho ex­ leading almost at will while Mate! Jail Dictograph three father startrrs in the 3,000pert me dt was made. Tho artists Secretary of Commerce Hoover able to do th e w ork. , took all he had and vainly tried f. metre race featuring tho Municipal ';!>• rt really deplored the fnct that Bam; before tho microphones of ht3 best to land the finishing blow.| vrlV C S I J C U l u L lU C A. A. games and National Junior •• •ri'-an "llstenem-ln” were being stations WEAK, tho broadcasting He was substituted for another Indoor chnmplonships. *You have our assurance that \vc arca| crammed with Jazz, only occasion- studios of the American Tclephoiio boxer who was to have met Young GREENVILLE, Jan. 17.—Jerry i. lly having an opportunity to lu-ar and Telegraph Company, at 195 Nurmi not only won easily, lap­ fied to construct, remodel, or repair pi ony and was not in his usual Hester nud his two sons, Chnrli. the music of tho master*—tills Broadway, New York; their voices ping all his rivals except Ritoii, shape that local fans have wit­ and Claude, now in the Greenville played by muslclnnn of leaser fame. were also carried over tho hrnadwho finished in second place, 05 any other firm. nessed. jail charged with the murder of J. yards behind, but shattered three Ylie announcement by the Victor caatlng apparatus at WCAP. Wash­ The second preliminary of the Kii Tlmckstoii, prominent Green­ Tabling Machine Company that ington; WJAK, Providence; WNAC, world’s records at distances of evening consisted of "Dick” Flem­ ville eounty merchant, were per­ Joan McCormack and Lticrezla Boston; WDBH, Worcester; WGIt. one and three-quarters inilco, 3,090 ing, uf New Orleans, and Kid mitted to converse while o(licers I toil, two of tho world's bent known Ihifl-.tlo; WKI, Philadelphia and metes and one and seven-eighths Ernest, local hoy, welterweights, listened to their conversation over Hi.igcrn, would broadcast on tho WCAE. Pittsburgh. miles. which went the eight scheduled a dictograph. evening of New Year’* Day, arousA partial list of Victor stars from The phantom Finn was even in One result, they said, waa the re­ d universal Interest. Tho radio whom selections will bo made for rounds to a draw. Both boys show­ more astonishing form than when ed skill at their game and real cx- covery of $119 of the amount nl- •octlut was a complete success. future radio rccltahi Includes; he made his spectacular debut n Frances Alda; llnrold Hauer; ■ here last week, for he ran his most Robert Gardner, famous amateur liibition that waa well accepted, ,pkrcd to have been taken from the ' ‘I)(•;!<> artists, who have nting for si satchel found near the dead mer­ ' i Victor for years and have ap- Luerczla Port; Emilio «|n Gogorza; ■ feared rival, Kitohi, into the golfer of Chicago, is almost cer­ bowing plenty of action Kid Young, local welterweight chant's body on the night of Dec. r a red la grand op''ru or enm-ert i finlmpp.. do Earn; Miguel Klota; M ground early in the race and un­ tain to he elected first vice-presi­ *‘ ronghout tho world, are the first1Jean Gordon; Marin Jerltzn; Glo- ■ corked a brilliant flush of speed dent of the United States Golf As­ and Marion Gordon, of Columbia, 29. North French Ave. Santo Another was the nrreut of Mr*. pnrttclpato In a gn at experl- vannl lUartlnellt; Margareto' Matat the close to slice seconds off sociation at the coining meeting, •S. C., furnished tin- first prelim­ the .inerti„,.n.lUl.r . JoT)n McCorn„ t,.. Rosa tho former world’s record, nil of which practically means he will inary, boxing four rounds to a Ji rry Hester and her ltt-yenr-old 17",1 wI,lch son, Cromer. f'uatc procurable for the *'rtmt-lns . IBnHBBnBn*nt*nBBnnBBRHnBBBB*BBa»MH which wero held by Jole Ray of hold down the executive chair in draw. >' society ami those to whom dl;j- onsi-IIo; Ernestine annChicago. It waa announced that another 1928. boxing card will b*» arranged for Clmrcliill’s Work At '•'••ce forbids utiemlunco at the H'-'ink; Antonio Scot*.1 ana tho Nurmi set the new mile and Xrcit opera liouaui. • Klonnutry Quartet. January 29 at which time a larg­ three-quarters mark at 7 minutes r>5 3-5 seconds ns compared with er crowd it expected to be pres­ Conference Is Lauded Ray’s former standard of 7-55) <1-5 Leonard Leaves Ring; ent. B B B B B H n B B B n B B H B B B lIB B B n B E S B n B B B S B lIl LONDON, Jail. 16. — Winston Government and was clocked at the 3,000 meter ToFi nd NewC hampion ■ Orders; Woman Kills Self Churchill's accomplishments at finishc mark in 8:28 <1-5 ns coniArgentina Draws Under “Death” Tree ' ari-. in connection with the inter­ 50 New Planes Built ared with the former time of By Elimination Meet allied debt question la understood :3l 1-5. Nurmi then carried his Germa n I ni mignm is t i h-» much greater in importance RANTA MONC1A, Calif., Jan. 19. speed alone to the one mile and NEW YORK, Jan. 17. — The HENUYETTA, Okla., Jan. 17. — than the public is aware. The Fifty nlrplnnos ul the new ecvenrightha post where his lime Under a lingo mulberry tree, stand HAMBURG, .Inn. 17.—German Chancellor of Exchequer attended standard ohu’ivation type to cost was 8:39 ns against the old rec­ world’s lightweight championship, overscan Ing in the hack yard of Mrs. Rosan­ emigration h on the up­ a cabinet meeting Thursday and approximately $750,009 have been ord Vif 8:3*1 3-5. All of Kay’s old vacated by Benny Leonard Thurs­ ward curve again, after having day after a seven year reign, will na Brown here, three lives have ■ pan ^ piexenlcd a detailed report of Ins mdeied by the government from marks were set in 1923 in New he placed on the market for open slumped somewhat during liie oce- work at Paris, the Douglas Company, builders of been taken by violence. York. Nurmi now has shattered six competition by the New York Stair ontl quarter of 1921. The move­ Last night Joe Brown an InWorld’s records in tlireo starts in Athletic Commission in an elimina­ ment is how pro'ceding at the dinn, Mrs. Brown’s 27-year-old non, tion test similar to that conducted rate of about 5,9011 a mouth. OLI) HOME TOWN By STANLEY 1 stepped •this country in each instance cran­ recently to determine a feather­ under the tree and shot The comitrjei preferred are Ar­ in g a record formerly held by Ray. weight title holder. •h'uivoJC.rtoi death, MU|,Li.,n ahotgiui. Thursday, the flying Finn seem- Dconnrd today addressed A‘’Milin­ gentine and Urur.il, During the l t n 1 #T rf* Ilia mother said he had-been drink­ >rd to have in mind the fact that he to the commission formally relin­ first half of IU2-L 12 000 Germans ing. had only a short time to c.iUlt a quishing his crown. At the same emigrated to these South Ameri­ Newly Painted—In GoodCon Twenty-three years ago, a while train for Chicago, where he is slat­ timo he indicated a desire for an can land::. Another country that • \'p- / .’■.■YfsxrCTtEv. a STRAtt'-r-r: c a H C ^ v V ' r i f Y V Iia favored is Paraguay. Of 2381 woman, whose mini.' is forgotten, ed to run Friday night, for he ■r < * T O M E Td UAYASP CQ HFCSZCO S . |(\|£ \ title tournament, to se­ immigrant.i admitted to Paraguay­ was murdered under the tree by a net. out at a dizzy clip early in the elimination e 7 TrftovwM'm* ERick ,) lect -Ilia successor ami George E, an ports, no less Hum 2t were of suitor. TH’ tiAr.tRT \N!NDov; a ;iD s t k a u i W I ------ -— race. chairman of the com­ German nationality. PIV*£ DI7i.CN P.lSCUlTX-HE caid \ Eight years ago Frank Lynch, Ritola and Verne Booth former Browner,intimated WILL TRADE cooa this body willing then husband of Mr.;. Brown, was HCDHAD INDIGESTION EVER SINCC !V BVBPird Johns Hopkins star, clung to mission nC ness to go ahead with such a pro­ NV5HT- I FUVVtifStD 'T WAj c u t HU LOiT, killed under the tree by a photNurmi’s heels for she laps, hut nft- ject. 'ur-FCKC-D CrpAT Jacksonville Wants .H£APCT1 TO VET HIMOO THAWTO HtS OUP? tiMoiy,,, gun. Cornelius Nail. Mrs. Brown , • er that they dropped steadily be­ m.-NO-ISAf Brower said the matter Would FOR DESIRABLE BLiLDU L.OC-JC HIM CO A rib FAT Htf. CHS. son by yet another marriage, who hind. Free School Books rri TS'TMwt) v -----pocTom piui.-. he discussed at tho commission’s iD M C IO' i ' i " . was um l'.M * suspicion, fled. Nurmi added yards to his ad­ meeting Wednesday and course of "•IFUMPri»n. uv. JACKSONVILLE. .E rr. 17.- Free! vantage on every turn of the action determined. Tex Rickard, textbooks shruid he provi<!ed f »r wooden runway and the crowd hurst Madison Square Carden promoter, LiglitCr niserMeinphis -W x D into noisy acclaim as ho lapsed the has placed a diamond studded belt Florida’s public schorl:.. Till in aubet:,.. . vx: : till «' fe u su s i.f other two entrants, Gtinnor Nilson at the disposition of the New York Returns To Shipyards • ::; :•<•• 1 bef- r • a in ert-• ... and Umar Prim in quick succession. mm mission to give to tho winner of irg o ’ the W-mn i’s duh of t!i>c jf.’ ’ •4k <%(4 £ jr, Booth was passed two laps from the the tuurnanienl. r n iL A n n m iiA . Jan. to.—The city ;:l a :.e;*sion tEC; week, nt . finish and Ritola was trailing by light, ctuiser Memphis, newest of Leonard left for Chicago this \vir h. t>-. J«..ioj !i Ito-Mier, | r *siv ‘ T ;i ; S) a third of a lap when Nurmi afternoon to begin a 15 week viutdu the navy’s v;ar craft, returned to dent of the Florida Eiiucuti n Asul- l -----•. broke the tape. tho Cramp diipyards Wednesday ville tour, lie refused to discus; via.ion, was the principal r.prid A junior championship was his withdrawal other than to Hay i-.t Dr, Roym r raid, “extreme night, having successfully pitsccd tv At Sanford Bond & Mortgage C«i equalled in the final when Ray. that his mother feelings the official deep water trial. n •" 1 ‘ ; care ha- been taken in drafting i;'* i ’ mnnd Wolf broke the tape in 51 matter were respected by hiim ■ m il ,, |:,w f,,:- free textbooks.” \V. L. i y. ' \ \ ( //<,' — seconds, one-fifth of a second, ty­ that no other motive had pr oiupt-d | iio u g tan , Duval county tru a n t ofb ' ■ | t V t\\\1 IfjJS ® i? Mcriwcthc:’ Huiiding. ing the former record. his retirement. GARDEN HOSE n fiver, olfired numeiour. argum ents t',[ t 1' |,J ■'l-\ \ v J »| H Thomas J. Cluuson, Boston A. I a and against free texdiooks, the A„ romped off with the first jun­ 12Vi cent per foot rinnBBBKEas^auannHitumflaaBEaGBaxxanii* resuli, he said, of a strdy he had ior title event, the 1,003 yard run, Statu University made cf the subject in other states. For Few Days when he drew away ftom Pat VATU ALU TVti: Pr.fflC R Y MYSTBWIES c u e a r u d Tal cs U p Boxing Kennedy 'of New York to win by More trouble for tho McCor­ up m e T ow n o o f s hack, t o n o r m a l ten yards in a duel ove- the last VI! m NOTION!, M o r e e x c i t /ncv g, o i Na o n - t h a n BMBBBSinflllHRaanHBQilBBnBBnQBBItBBBaxK*11 ^ GAINESVILLE,"jan. 17.—Dr. R. m ick':, the harvester peon! \ S'>n lap. rued. As ye reap so shall you TBAvmci OU r PUMPS ANC> ChOPPlNCr WOOD. M ©»*»•»«c«umi > George Mnrstcrs, Georgetown G. Manchester, director of physical have money to he sued. flier, took tho measure of Jimmy education at the University of Flor­ i H ill SSe: ; Connolly, former Georgetown star, ida, has started classes this week after a spirited duel .mtween thh- in wrestling, CIubsc.i in boxing al- MOM’N DCFNew Year ResohitionsBy TAYLOK Stove and Fire Place pair in a special half mile ra n . rcady were under way in prepara­ tion for the annual b txing tourna­ *Mnrstcrs, trailing until a Imlf lap Wood from the finish, nnmrkod a whirl­ ment scheduled for the latter part Cut to Suit it s a q u e e r b ir o J V C R . t —C\JfV fAf-GMT4-HCKC wind burst of ?pjod to nip Con­ of February. The number report­ ji \’Cvl - i M . t r J OFP k-o’j c y o C — $9,99 per cord delivered nelly a few strides from the tape. ing for both wrestling and boxing J IT'S TLOO THlRTM M D THftT K'D that w o n t b u i l d a n d to LLMCVt E tl C.Lf A\>.D S0U1O Britt Realty Company » The veteran Abe Kiviut Hit the show an unprecedented interest in -f t JU ST GETTIMC i SACK - I ’M RE L'»'i*t P o O S tB -C .these forms of athletics this win­ OWN ITi n e s t . THEIEA5J early pace and finished (hid. GoiMG TO G-1UE HIM. t\ f»pP V’CAt *IOW George Kinnnlly, Georgetown ter. c E'O’O CD SAID ABOUT SOME MEN, 6ooD BAwUNiG OUT* j ) P.MtO VD U^'E. TO l-GVJS middle distance crock, captured the junior 900 yard title in a Tiger Flowers Is S 'dr Ab NMJLri AQ -dO'A CAW /---T H E B E T T E R .. \ --n.r tr ir e e n 'iM ----- -— ' thrilling rare in which he breast­ TH15 ffVFYtR'^OON Stopped by Delaney ed ids tape only inches in front of — >■ II. Ray of the Newark, A. after NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—.lack De­ a driving finish. Jossrlyn Shore of the Mill Rose A. A., was a close laney, of Bridgeport, Conn., knock­ third. ed out Tiger Flowers, of Atlanta, Willie Goodwin, N. w York A. C. in tho second round of a twelve rebred a brilliant victory in the round match nt Madison Square junior two mile run and dipped Garden Friday night. The fight : nearly 13 seconds off the former terminated when Delaney floored itcord when he broke the tape in Flowers with a right uppercut 1L, the remarkably good time of 0 forty-three seconds after the start of tlie second round. minute i 29 2-5 :.ocarina. Goodwin The end came with unexpected took the lead at the st-r‘, and lapped his entire field, crossing uiidennesH. Flowers had the bet 50 Cross Word Puzzles the finish a twomi man, N'liiuid ter of the argument in the first $E.'55 Postpaid of Kulumbia, wa- starting lua hut round, taking the aggressive nt the j a complete bank : tart and piling on top of Delaney lap. all through the round, lie con­ a—w. ,f r'° !»M*akH. tinued these tactics in the second wosir - ^ut i OlDM'T «v . G e e at h o uK'.' £ y p ME'oAtR- BOT i May Re-organize tractivew,',, biml until Delaney let go a right upper VJAiTED UNTIL ViEUT TO f t I TAKE TH6 n v i* r , incim fing! J which caught Flowers flush on DIDN'T I TELL State Ball League cut. i V en u s P en cil, i n h e f i n i s h e d the jnw ami lie toppled to the floor BARBER SHOP BARBER T V vJO S o u To e e r n T h e R age of th e I B for the full count. ^1 HOURS D'D TO GET A H is s t o r w ' Tampa. Jan. 17.—Eleven cities BACK VARLM f D ay! g VAMRCUT'. » IT’ have been invited to have repreftpend ivenings'j* MAY ENTER TEAMS rentatives at a meeting to he hold profitably by:JJ here Katurday, January 17, for thv> ira jirovlng yourIg MT. PETERSBURG. Jan. 17.— E very ttiqn h a s in h is m ind to build s*1 purpose of reorganizing t!i<* Florida Efforts are being made to influence mind. Instruc- b State baseball league. Pinas also Conch Howland and the school au­ tivc-i durational. ? Ve’i an dutibt nro interested in getting ^ T h e s e pros* g will he taken up nt the conclave thorities to enter the fastest group kind ef Imilding materials at t he right l"1! L word puzzlea W for reforming clubs shattered qf the girts’ high school swimming i \ i the time to buy, and that our Q J will add ro’.ir.tlcss words to your g thal whoa all players were released he. rquud in t h t national titular events Servit vocab u lary. O n ler N O W a n d b e u upit Low j’rica" will save you Tirnfi cause of tho premature closing of to , he held at St. Augustine Feb. convinced! Send your order atjJj last year’s season. *A1 Eang, pres­ tU-1’2. The swimmers have been ‘once. The first volume ••■ill nmcly g Worry, ' Phene o.- c;i 1. ident of the league, would not dis­ practicing for months in prepara­ imake you a fan and got you ready ra close names of the eleven cities in­ tion for entering the state high 'for the next series. Send moneyig vited. other than those now hold­ sehool rhaiiipiousldp meet at Win­ order. cAirgss or cashier’s draft. * ing Irani hisex. These are St. Pet­ ter Park next April nml attempt, Wewill shipCODif youdesire ami h er-burg. Tampa, Bradenton, Orlan­ to again capture the championship ch arge ynu the postage. which they held for four years do and Lakeland. PllONE 565. NORTH L A t^ ] SPECIAL OFFER. .We will send, prior to last year. postpaid Series I—2—3 St U 0 SANFORD, FLORIOA Hear 3lr. Gro. S. Kendall, of , d ARWAECORP. Brjir. A .It t3 __ ia s l Frew Bible Lecture Milane, Sun­ New York Lecture Bureau, Sun r»S?a^11. NU MIVICL mel *93 Broadway, New York, N. Y. acciaBr.BBo»»iBB5BaaaaaH BH BnBa«** i n ' 11 day night. day night, Milane, free. • AHOME ISA SAFE INVESTM1 COLLB The Builder f T o u rm i q w B£ it Ball Hardware Co. fi?ifc&Ul If. id iffi V CARTER LUMBER C® 9 �Advertisement A ll Sanford Business Activities of Importance Classified Directory r Herald RATES I« u tiir f< do ub le a b o v e [are f o r c o n ­ trite* Mo le n g th for A ral 're stric te d to loo. Ida T h e B a n - • responsible out Insertion, r su b ssa u en t Ice e h o n td b e i o t ic b . give tb elr ad drees as num ber If About one busand has a ; others can't you unites reaa. MUST be . The San­ e r by letd'eeeatlaB ffld eat SCTORY Iwithin easy of Sanford hen needed, hen any speuired. It is rtirally for Advertising M iscellaneous For Sale PRINTING LEARN ABOUT Tot* County and MATTHEW PRESS — Printing. Lakeland, through the Star-Tel** ALL WOOL SUITS Quality, Service, Price. Com- gram. Beat advertising medium In morcial St„ R. R. Ave. South Florida Published mornings. Tailored to measure, guaranteed to fit. $25.00. Sanitary hand Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— OHIO—Xenia. (leaning and pressing. Scotch ------- Make your sales Printing that pleases. Prompt Woolen Mills, 305 East Second through the Xenia Gazette. service. Telephone 911. New lo­ Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural Street. cation. Welaka Building. district Want ad and display Sanford Building and Lonn As­ ______PAPER HANGER rates on request sociation Stock can be I. L. TALBOTT—Painter nnd pa­ COLUMntJft iOn.) MtlxiEU—Claaa- cashed on Preferred CO dnyts notice, Interest per hanger. Phone 340. 115 Ifled mis have th e la r g est circu­ payable April 1st and October 1st lation In B ou thw sstsrq Georgia. Park Avenue. you can't beat it. Hat* *o /S-wnrd) line. REAL ESTATE Buy eight per cent Preferred TO REACH tlte prosperous farm­ ers and fern growers of Volnsia Stock in thf Sanford Building and D. A. CALDER A R. R. ELDRIDGE Real estate brokers. All kinds of county advertise in the DeLand Loan Association, established 1908. property listed and for sale. Of­ Daily News, rate le per word, cash supply system to fice 108 Second S t, Near Park with order.___________________ beTampn—Wntcr installed In Sunset Park addi­ Avenue. Phone 282. MAINE—Waiervllle, Morning Bas- tio n ^ ___________ tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ FOR SALE—10 acres celery land, J. E. SPURLING, sub-division ple are interested in Florida pro^ lot 4, Eurakn Hammock. Rich­ specialist. Subdivision to Or­ erty. Reach them through tbs lando, Florida, and F l o r a Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba­ non, Ind. Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ tion, ________________ way. ADVERTISE in tne Journal-Hsr- CASH—Paid for false teeth, den­ STOVES aid, South Georgia's greatest tal gold, platinum and discard­ SANFORD STOVE WORKS—Oil , newspaper. _ Morning, afternoon, ed jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and Btoves, gas stoves, wood stoves,, weekly and Sunday Classified rates Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. ovens and victrolas. Your credit 10c per line. Wnycross Journalaid, Waycross. Georgia. Is good. Phono 4UL-3. 321 First Herald, FOR SALE—Milk cow nnd house­ Street. hold furnishing. 701 West 3rd TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Street. TIN AND METAL WORK Send tn y o u r s u b s c r i p t i o n t o the JAMILS H. COWAN—All kinds Tribune or hand it to your local Let Mr. Itozclle measure you of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. dealer so you can read Florida's for your spring suit. He will be Water and Boat Tnnks. At Oak greatest newspaper. One year at H. L. Perkin’s for a few days. Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ $8.00, ti months $4.00, three months phone 111. NOTICE $2.00. If you desire $1,000 Insur­ TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS ance policy add 75 cents to your FOR SALE—New 5 room bunga­ low, furnished. 2 lurge porches All makes of typewriters for erder. ___ ____ _______ fronting Dixie Highway. sale on easy terms, for rent, also “DO YOU WANT to buy or sell screened, Price $1550 if sold this niontn. Buy anything?” If so advertise In repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 from /’owner. Runnnls, Sanford, tho "Gainesville Sun."_ _ Ball Bldg. Fia., Route A, Box 517. W E S T V I R G I N I A — C l a r k s b u r g , T h s ______ VETERINARIAN C larU sb u r* E x p o n en t, m o rn ing DR. A. DOLAN—Veterinarian. t i i c l m l l n r H om iny, i i i u m l n * Issue. FOR SALE—Tho registered nirdale pups that were in Ball’s Dolnns Vctinary Remedies. 313 1 c e n t p e r w o n ), m i n i m u m l i e . show window lust Saturday. Mnles E. Second St., Sanford, Fin. DKVKI.OPKMH A T T K N T I O N - - P e n ­ s a c o l a Is b e g i n n i n g t h e g r e a t e s t d e ­ *25. Females $15. J. W. Colley, v e l o p m e n t in G l u r l d a ’s bln l o r y : n Inglosido Furm. Cameron Ave. Rooms For Rant F O R It ENT—Two unfurnishef rooms nnd Gnruge. 018 Oak Ave. h a l f m i l l i o n d o l l a r h i g h w a y t o th e g irif b e a c h J u e t f in is h e d ; a tw o m i ll io n d o l l a r h rlilg o nernnx K*<-utnb la Hay s t a r t e d : q u a r t e r m illio n d o llar o p era house u n d e r c o n s tru c ­ t i o n : t w o m i l l i o n s b e i n g s p e n t on h i g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t c h a n c e f o r live d e v s l o p o r n to g e t In rot ground flom . W r i t e D e v e l o p m e n t D o p a r tnie n t T h e P e n s a c o l a N ews. FOR RENT—Front bed room. Furnished. 807 Magnolia Ave,____ FOR RENT—Desirable front bed­ th is room. 813 Mngnulln Avenue. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Augustn, Gn.—Augusta's greatest FOR RENT — Two unfurnished classified medium, rate ensh ,09c rooms. 001 Laurel Ave. charge. 10c per line, minimum BEDROOM for rent, hot water. .30c. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — ST 919 Ouk. lirectory Johns County is reached through MOTOR UE- FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ the St. Augustine Evening Record. out meals. Reasonable rates. Quick results. Two cento per word. IG. Sample copy on request. Lincoln House. ---- —- JMM TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tarppe Dally PRIC SERVICE Building: Material" Times, the great homo doily bctrical repairs. rate U4c per word, minimum Avie. Orlando, charge 25c cash with order. Write Concrete Co., general fur complete rate enrd FOR RENT~ MIRACLE cement work, sidewalks, build­ PALM BEACH COUNTY—Tho Car. Drive It ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. E. scene of stupendous developmentland Second St. Terwillcger, Prop.______________ Read about It In the Pnlm Bench Lumber and Building Material Post. Sample copy sent on re­ tEPAlUING Carter Lumber Company quest. N. Laurel St. Phone 5G5 -Automobile ADVERTISING gets results if it ami Rebuilding. HILL LUMBER CO. House reaches potential buyers. Pa[Oak Avenue. _ Service, Quality and Price. latka Daily News is circulated In >K HIRE TO THE PUBLIC: an industrial and agricultural sec­ j ERViTTL Day The following named contract­ tion. nil trains. Bng- ors ore fair to Organized Libor TO REACH BDYERS or sailers of [Phone 551. and pay the Union Scale set by Floridn real estate advertise in TRIPS________ Local No. 12fll of Painters, Dec­ the St. Petersburg Times. One cent „UER. Day nnd orators nnd Paper Hangers of cent a word daily, two cents a word Sundays._________ ____________ /ice. Anytime, America: loe W. R. Pell, F. W. Teniperton, THE MORNING JOURNAL is the V. C. Collcr, C. F. Metcalf, Horace accepted want nd medium in RECK EH Jiminez, H, Harrow, R. L. Sel­ Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word ly or night scr- lers, Jesse Cook, T. S. Delk, I. S. »na 304. Night Talbott, T. M. Dunlap nnd G. W. an insertion. Minimum 25c. Venable, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando PARLORS ~ O. Shinholser. We also ask the mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ 11ET. Marinello public to see their painters huve fied business, rnte lc u word, min­ imum 24c cash with order. la. Itain wutcr a their local card. II. Harrow, Pres. First National A LITTLE TVANT AD in Th« [phono 245. I.\ TUB CIIK.'I IT COURT OF TIIH Herald will bring you big re­ IND DYERS s K V K v r i i j i ' D i c i A I . r u n i i t sults. Advertize those old articles o r FLORIDA, IN AND FOR you have stored nwav and have SKRINOl.i: COUNTY. I'l.OIIIDA. itAM PRESSERY no use for. A little thirty-cent ad C H A N C K ItY . specialty. 110 N. 11. G a rIN n e r a m t A. I’. C o n n e ll y , may bring you several dollars. Phone 327-J. C o m p lain an ts. Phone 148 and a representative V*. F l o r i d a L u n d &■ C o l o n i z a t i o n C o m ­ will call to see you. |FE p a n y . [ d i a l l e d , a c o r p o r a t i o n ; Die i c aT e u n k n o w n h e i r s , d e v is e e s , g r a n t e e * a u n d e r F r a n k Ida, n s p e r p l a t t h e r e o f , d u l y re[Service and Quai­ H.n dWohtiht ee ,r dc el aciema saen, tIs; \V. p ublic r e e n r d a of Id. W a l t ­ c o r d e d In t h e nt and Park Aveh a ll a n d L u c y M, W a l t h a l l , Ills H em ln u tc C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , In 1’lut STORE — Pre|gs, Sodas. Wa |u us your phone. fRICAL LECTRIC CO. [Cillon & Platt Everything elec[ 422. Eiectragith pTIONft AND 11*1*1 ivc rncl-i sTATlOTT. Tires, Accessorith n smile.'Elm i°oe 447X8, stations. Mag"!• First and Elm, h and 10th Street. [K13T FLORIST" | all occasions. J ’hone 2G0-W / UNIT URE RE TO SELL?' |ture> t ’o. We pay Iworth. AY Hit ~ AN. Office In t Building Annex. 417-L 3. w ife: V o ile A. W i l li a m * and K t l z a h c t h W i l l i a m s . Id s w i f e ; All u n k n o w n p a rtie s claim in g In te r­ e s t l a t h e l a n d s In v o l v e d la Ib is suit. D efen d an ts. O ltD F .lt O F F IJIJI.[C A T IO N . T o all p a rtie s cla im in g Interest u n d e r F r a n k S. W h i t e , d e c o u s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e , In t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b ­ , ed p r o p e r t y , s i t u a t e , l y i n g a n d be IriB In tin* c i t y o f S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e l.'ou n ty . F lorlilit, t u - w l t ; L o t s 1 t o ! Id, loith I n c l u s iv e , a n il lo t* 19 to D3, hoO i I n c l u s iv e , o f P i n e Iltflttht*, o f H a n fo rd . H e m ln o le D u u n ty , F l o r - Hook .1, p a g e f>l: T o a n y p e r s o n n n d nil p e r s o n s w h o s e n a m e I*, o r lire, u n k n o w n to th e c o m p la in a n ts h erein, h a v in g o r c l a i m i n g to h a v e a n y r i g h t , t i t l e or I n t e r e s t In a n d to t h e a b o v e d e ­ s c r ib e d la n d s , o r a n y p a r t o r p o r ­ tio n t h e r e o f ; It a p p e a r i n g fr o m th o s w o r n bill o f e u m n l u l n t h e r e i n fi le d t h a t y o u a n d e a c h of y o u h a v e , o r clu ltn s o m e I n t e r e s t in a n d to tin* p r o p e r t y Inv n l v n l Itt till* s u i t, an il ( l i s t y o u r ntim e* a r e u n k n o w n . It I* D n-reu on o r d e r e d t h a t yo u a n il e a c h o f y o u d o lie. a n d y o u a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d Real Estate Lost and Found FOR SALE—Small home with three acres of land, 60 orange trees nnd tmek gnrden. Ideal spot for chickens, electricity and water. 10 minutes out on hard road. Phone 571-J._________ ______________ FOR SALE—Brick block, business property paying 15 per cent. Price $14,000, Cash $4,000. Hulnnre good terms. 112 Park Ave. Thrasher A Garner. STRAYED—Large hound, dark rcddi.h brown with light breast. Answers to "Wheeler" or "Boy.'* P. C. Cargile, Cassia, Fla. Automobiles Graham V4 Ton Truck Coupe 1923 Dodge 1924 Touring Dodge 1922 Touring Dotlgu 1922 Roadster Dodge 1924 Ford Fordor Sedan 1923 Runabout Ford 1925 Ton Truck Ford (Cab & Body) 1923 9 Passenger Ford Suburban bus 1923 Panel Ford Light Truck 1924 Overland Touring Above enrs reconditioned, all run fine nnd look good. Prices Right—Terms “Maylte" I. W. PHILLIPS SONS Dodge Dealer Phono No. 3 Oak & Second SAUSAGE All pork, oak smoked, 40 cents per pound, post paid. Cash. Mini­ mum shipment, 3 pounds. Satis­ faction guaranteed. Mrs. Enoch Sawyer, Tiftun, Go. 1923 Dodgo FOR SALE OR TRADE—Ford Touring enr, late 24. $295 cash or $85 down, $25 per month. F. Breeden, nddress Smith’s Bnrber Shop. I t Is f u r t h i ' r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s c i t a t i o n lie p u h llid ied o n c e a w e e k f o r e i g h t c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s . In t h e H a n fo rd H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b ­ li s h e d In S e m i n o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . W i t n e s s m y h a n d ns t ' l e r k o f s a i d C o u r t . a n d t h e heal t h e r e o f , t h i s Ilia tit It d a y of D e c e m b e r , A. D. 1924. (H eat) K. A. DOUOLAB8. C le rk o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of Hem I rude C o u n ty . F l o r i d a . Ity A. M. WF.KKB. D. C. G e o r g e (J. H e r r i n g , S o tl c lt o r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t s . IN T U N C O U R T O F T U N C O U N T Y . J U D O K. HK MI NOLK.. C O U N T Y. FLORIDA........................ .......... Ill Re N u ta te of, S a m u e l I IIlies, d e ­ ce a se d . T o nil c r e d i t o r * . l e g a t e e s , d i s t r i ­ bute,-* anil nil tiorm m* h a v i n g c l a i m s o r iliimntiilH a g a i n s t sal.I N sttito: You a m t e a c h o f you . a r e h e r e b y n o tlriotl nm l r e q u i r e d to p r e s e n t a n y rlnliM* nail (tem aoils w h i c h you . o r e i t h e r of you . m a y linvu u g u l n s t t h e e s t a t e of Hamni-I H in e s , i l i c e a s eil, l a t e o f H entlnule C o u n ty . F l o r i ­ d a , to t h e u n tlerslgm -il a d m i n i s t r a t ­ o r of s a i d N u ta te w i t h i n t w o y e a r s f r o m t h e d n t« h e re o f . . D a t e d D e c e m b e r tith. A. D. lS 2 t . C. M. H A N D . A d m in istrato r, a n d S h e riff of H em ln ole C o u n t y , F l o r l - WANT TO SELL—List your pro perty with us now. Your de­ scription will go in new catalogue now being mmio up. See the new manager at the new location. C. A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st National Hank B l d g . ________ WANTED—Position ns bookkeep­ er or stenographer (male) 5 years experience. Good references. Phone 571-J. WANT TO BUY—Flat top desk. Inquire Herald office. srm -K iio i.iiN r.s o f FOR RENT—Modern 4-room bun­ galow furnished or unfurnished. Close in. Box 14, II. T. Pace, Houses For Sale WANTED—Boat trailer. M. Hnnson. 311 First Street. STEWART’S SU11-DIVI8ION Altamonte Springs WANTED—Motor bont, cabin or Two hundred lieautifui building ennopy top, to stand rough wa­ lots, prices rnnge $150 to $850. ter, engine must be reliable, speed See these large lots before you 8 to 12 knots—capacity nbout 0 buy elsewhere. Don’t buy a lot people. Must be thoroughly equip­ without a public nlley in the rear. ped for immetlinto service, sub­ Come and sco me nny time. I live mit details nnd photos to Harry hero and want neighbors. K. Keller, (57 Liberty Street, N. Y. WILMER STEWART City. ______ Altamonte Springs.______ We have aome beautiful lake front lota on !-ake Wildinere one* Help Wanted half mile from the Dixie Highway in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, WANTED—Immediately, salesman for sale. We will build your hnmo, land­ experienced in selling automobile scape your grove, uud relieve you accessories. P. O. Box 7*55. I of trouble am! worries incident to WANTED—Two white waitresses. building up a place. Phone Benson Springs Inn at our In the meantime, you can go fishing. You enn fish in any one expense. of the dozen lakes, anil If you don’t WANTED—Two or three light know how to fish, wo have several housekeeping rooms. No chil­ exports who will be glad to show dren. Address Box W, Herald Of­ you. Mr. Scliolfield who has been fice, singing at tho Baptist Church will Vouch for the above. WANTED TO RENT Jan. 15 to LAKE JESSUP LAND CO.. Inc. June 15, 3 room Apartment or Longwood. FI*small furnished house, A. P. Con­ nelly & Sons. Apartment house on First St. This is a bargain. IF YOU want to buy or sell your property see Thrasher & Garner, One five-room bungalow, in good 112 Park Ave. They have the right condition. y*00.00 puts you in this prices. bouse. WANTED—Truck gardner to cul­ tivate 10 acres most fertile Dee. it, 13. 20, 27, J a n . 3. 10, 17, 21. muck land in county. House ready WOOD FOR SALE— 1 feet, fine a n d .11, $4.00 per cord at my farm. G, IV COURT OF Till: COUNTY for occupancy. Will help right W. L. Smith, R. I. Moore’s Sta­ J I liO K. HF.VIIMU.K col VI*Y, party. Reference. Address (!. R. Turley, 1046 E. New York Ave., FLORIDA, tion. , N O T IC K T O C U K D I T O U S DeLand, Fla. IN III: K S T A T K o f D a v id l„ D ixon. Belter Ilaby C’hix To all c re d ito r s , leg atees, d i s t r i ­ We have the unwritten law, hut From b u t e e s nm l a ll persons h a v in g c l a i m s o r d e m a n d s a g a i n s t s a i d e s ­ very few unbroken lnws. PINEHKBEZE FARMS . Florida’s Largest Poultry Far t a tYe ou a n d e a c h o f you. a r e h e r e b y (Not u Hatchery) notified am i required to p resen t Daily Fashion Hint j a n y c l a im s nml d e m a n d s w h ich you, Every chick siretl by our pedig r e e d niaiet, m u l e s duiruct irm -c irom f r ,,m nigii hi,,!, r a g a i nd set­, green e ce i t h e -r o f„ ty o Du ,avmida y Lh a Dv eix on, ord trapnoRtcd hens. Chix thnt I c e a s e d . l a t e o f H em ltm le C o u n ty . make you profits, $20 nor hundred F l o r i d a , to t h e u n d e r s i g n e d it.tel H. or per ,th0Ufllu,"1 thousand.’ Delivered Delivered1}I'1 '" " , roM .......'"'■"’V °,r $180 PST ,.arH ............ul1'"" Jan. 20. Order early, ns already Dated Jan. 2. a, i >„ 1:123. half sold out. White Leghorns l'i:i, H. irixoN Kxccutor. only. Pinehreezu Farm, Callahan, Florida, N tiT it i-: o r tw i.ti, m f . f .t i m ; Five acre farm on hard road, now in crops. Cheap anw on easy terms. We have houses to rent. Come in nnd see us.—Seminole Realty Co„ 110 E. Second Street. OWNER WILL SELL dose in lot, desirable location fer residence, for $1,100. Small cash payment required and buluncu can bo paid monthly. Phone 430-W for npI/ointment. Daily Fashion Hint 1----- v T'lC.KET’b FO R THE S N O W - SH O V E LER ro i B A L L T O M IC H T fe lC E T ^ ^ O U G A N ? l J O t> T ^ E r v r THEM O P T O Y O O R H OObE E>Y A Big Buy Customer: "Hey, barber, that razor pulls like everything." Barber: "Don’t worry, I’ll get tho whiskers if the handle don’t break." A blind news agent at Wickham England, recently won a domino tournament. J. N. Westbrooks CiuiLsmith Grnphonotns, Clocks, Sewing Machine 421 Sanford Ave. Sanford Sign Shop Designers nnd painters of San­ ford's distinctive signs. San­ ford Avenue at First Street. Phone 480-W. Seminole Marble Co. M *rblo a n d ( l r a n lt a f r o m a ll Suarrlc*. R est of q u ality a n d w o rk m an sh ip . W r« t* f o r l a t s z t d e s i g n * . C. n . T U R K I C . P. O. Uni font. Florid* Ilox N92. l ’h o n r MS Memb«r i . L 4 llo** nulhllnir Orlondo, Florida ford, F l o r i d a , a t S o’c lo c k I*. M. on iln> l a t h d a y o f J a n u a r y 1923, t o r th e pu rp o se o f e le c tin g D irecto rs ( o r t h e e n s u i n g y e a r a n d Die t r a n ­ s a c t i o n of s u c h o t h e r b u s i n e s s n« m ay com e b e fo re th e m eetin g , F R K D It. W Il-S u N , Secretary. Dec. 27. J a n . 3, 10. H. A. SPEIU CARPENTER llrpnlrlnic unit HvMmtrllnn Aililrr** SUM I'nlmrllu Aye. Minnesota has nie fish refuge either closed to li: lting at all times or during specific seasons. MkUTIII.A> II DAIXT T h o l ' a l n t T h a t H av es Y o u M on ey . M a n u f a c t u r e d t>y r i i r r - i i i i - l .l i i i l o l r r I'H in t Co, Hold liy I.Oxs I >I, I' tlSiT COMPANY 113 Mnanolla Ave. “ASK MR. CONNELLY” Phone About the Following Bargains Slx-runm litiagnlow on l’nlmr11itHBY K.NTV foot lot on Xunfori! AvrAvrniir, :t hnl room*, itamar, ,IUI> keHn-rn lllth mol ITtli Mlrrrl* i-xitnxiirr, Zl,3illl. !-::■*> 1FROCK OF DELICATE CHARM rln*p In, il>**lrulilr locuDou. Drier rnutrrn *3.731)—STM* rii-.li, *191 |irr month. trrmi, — -- FIVI-1 room nm IiuokhIoiv, hr*l rrSmart functions require t ma r t *.100 DASII—*30 per month ho;* n *l<lriitlal nertliiii of rlt>, ■lilt-n nlkn fashions, anti for the afternoon tea onil Hirer! nil lo nml pnlil for. •room Inioiznlotv, moilrrn. nml Drier fa.ZOO.Wt, *300 ru*b. *3(1 to r or dinner at the i-oitutry club this ICO,nl l o e o t l o i _____ i . P r i c e *2,^30.0 0. l Paris-inspired frock is ideal. It is month. in figured material, which SIXTY-MM It fool lot on DnlmrtloFIY N-nrrr ornnice itrnir nrnr t'onn- developed Avrtinr, rnotern rxpomirr. *1.230, lr> Ulnli, *,„ul| |t„u»r. „u r..r *3.- may be of silk or satin, and trimmed *230 rn*h, *20 per month. 3IHY— Vj ,.n*h. with lung silk f r i n g e , which is stitched about the neck and about the LOTS — LOTS — LOTS sides ami back of the skirt. There *.... tloun will pot you In |iiut*e**l,in of >11110 of Ihr hr*t lot* in town is no belt, but gathers at either side A chillier to iiiokr aome rent nioilr}. See u>, of die skirt indicate the vogue of the higher waist-line. Medium size re­ quires .1 yards Jfi-hich material and P. A'/t yards fringe. (Realtors) Pictorial Review Dre*» No, 22)7. 105 Magnolia Ave. 103 N. Park Ave. Sizes. 34 to 42 inches bust, and 16 to Phone 48 Phone 113 20 years. Price, 33 cents. Connelly & Sons VST11 Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST *orn*. H rninn.* . t n a r o w - lutt Nall*. Heavy Cull- nu»ea or tired achinit feet. THE NEW WAIST-LINE ; t i l t . u . I.. r .i M J ] it Those who frtllow the mode* are Ynwall Drew tilde. I’hotuc. Ulevator *ntensely interested just now in the Orlatiihi. placement of the want-line. Fashion Is so determined to lilt it a!*>vc die hip. that many of die great designers are compromising between the very Elton J. Moughton high anil the very low cllcct and ac­ centing it at normal. This frock may i ARCHITECT lie developed in cotton, woolen or silk | materials. Medium size* requires 3‘/j | First National Rank Uldjj. yards 4U-incli crepe. Pictorial Review Dress No. 3118. Sizes, J*1 lo 46 inches bust, and lb lo Sanford, ------------ Florida 2U years, l’riu, 45 cents. BRINGING UP FATHER W H E R E 'b M V duced immediately to enter the weaving sheds, and not only learn the business but are paid for it, while older weavers get extra pay to teach the youngsters the croftt. As in almost every other big in­ dustry nowadays, employer’s In­ terest does not halt with teaching ARCHITECT NOW IS T H E T I M E A. FOR SALE—Nice little home in one of the best locations on Pal­ metto Ave. Five room*, bath ami garage. Cash or terms. Come ami see it. 20IH Palmetto Ave. DAVII) II. HYEP. s w ih iih I OR KALE—Fine gas range.— II O M ) A N D M O I I T l i t O i : t ' l l l l . Call 2603. ; l' AXV. N o tic e Is h e r e b y \l v t- n t h a t tile FOR QUICK KALE—ny owner, ! ................ a n n u a l m e e t i n g of tin* B t o c k h o l d e r * four lots on Seventh Street at "* do- Hnnfoni tb.ml uul .Mortgage Mellonvillo Avenue itt $750.—H. wiU lJl. n"' S. Long, 311 E. First Street. 1"r *l«rrlweil., l.iilldiimcompun>' , o n S e c o n d .Street. In S at *’ to a p p e a r to t h e b ill o f c o m p l a i n t In Dil* c a u s e , on M o n d a y , t h e 2nd d a y of F e b r u a r y , 1923 a t t h e C o u r t ­ h o u s e in H a n fo rd . H e m ln o le C o u n t y , F lo r id a , sold s u i t b e i n g n s u i t to q u ie t t i t l e In N. II. G a r n e r , n n d A. I’. I Vi n tn d ly In Die a b o v e d e s c r i b e d lan d s; and you a r e th e n a n d th e r e r e q u i r e d tri m a k e a n s w e r to su lilj bill o f c o m p l a i n t f i le d a g a i n s t y o u herein, o th e rw ise n d e c re e pro c o n f e s s o w ill lie e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u , a m t e a c h of you, ■ LOST—l’asn case with name and Shrine emblem stamped in it. Containing pusses. Masonic card flr.d some money. Finder return lull Oak Avenue, receive reward. J. A. Butler. vi Houses For Rent ONE Four burner cook stove, Flor­ ence. 505 Myrtle. Phone 4328-W tla. of FOR RESULTS By GEORGE McMANUS ■bO* V O U C A M E BACK. f o r . T r i o 'b e . t i c k e t s VVEL.I, • T H E V AR.C. e»Y c o l l v : T H A T C^OY D U C A M DUM BER TH AN HE. L O O K ^ C | t o u r . r o o i -\ a m d T H A T *t> W H E R E T o u ,1 ARE. C O INC* T O _ — Kr— *a TAv. ) M E ^ > t)E M q E .R ---- 1 b O T ------ in e r t SHOP—F o rcx iry call 579-J. TO l o a n _ ^ MONEY? | In loan uit First uiford Bond and € 1925 or Int' l F catuOK S xrvic C>Mt Unpin l.|Ml d4 SATT * c « '. \ N • X O O TACT 1-VeAO* \ V/APST T o T E L L -X O O TH A T \ S O T ^ t h e . t i c k e t s o u t i Ca n t t * ■r „CIT O U T ' I---- " �—w -V>) Oak Hill is Sanford’s newest subdivision, situated on tiie south side of Geneva Avenue extending from the Oviedo branch of the rail­ road to Mellonvillc Avenue. It is all high ground famous for the productiveness of its soil, for its magnificicnt oaks and stately palms. \ • Mcllonville and Geneva Avenues arc soon to be paved; electric lights already have been conducted to this subdivision; water, gas and sewer are to be laid in the near future. These vast improve­ ments cannot fail to add materially to property values in this sec­ tion. It is conservatively estimated that lots in Oak Hill will double, perhaps triple, in value, within the next six months. >U/lft* J*'9 ‘ , *, Vi • / < • (tIW , If you are looking for investment possibilities you could find no gusher from any oil well which would provide a more lucrative Ilow of revenue. Opportunities o f this kind seldom come to the man of small means and perhaps but once in a life time, does the sal­ aried man have so unfailing an opportunity to become rich. This is your chance. Make the most o f it, or you will have only yourself to blame. •„ . N. II. GARNER, Developer m tm tttttttttutnm <.4. .f. ■j ❖ ❖ 4* •K* i* < v . a i 2. ** . _ * ** . *. • �f a E 8ANF6RD HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17,1925. Jiggs And M aggie Now Live .In Fine S tar Broadcasting Experiment Persian Silk Rug NEW YORK. Jan. 17.—A mag. nifldent gift from the Orient in the form of a ailk Persian rng reproducing one of his most fam­ Natural Development of Children Because they Mimick ous cartoons has lust been receiv­ rtling Declaration o f Child Welfare Student ed bv George McManus, creator of "Hringinc: Up Father" ns a 14.—Jackie Copgan n menace to the children Christmas present from Adit Ah­ BERLIN, Jan. 17.— German, mad Khan, n Persian noble and tates! McCormick Desires English and American capital hasr art connisseur. Thia little cinema star who has thrilled-the The rug is a reproduction of n united to produce an internation­ His Grand Daughter ns of kiddies—and grown-ups as well—is .a cover drawn by Mr. McManus for al film, the story and the treat­ creature. •\ To Have Huge Fund circulation, the magazine for news­ ment of which will ensure popu­ Kopelson, who has just*returned from Vienpapermen. in 1922, nnd in one of larity in all important countries of the most unusual specimens of nig ■here he spent five years in studying speech INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 15.— I the world. Tho purpose is to In-; weaving ever made in the Orient. Harold F. McCormick, millionon, and their treatment, 1crease salability by making a uni- 5 ' Tt is of silk, nbout six feet long farm implement manufact­ versal appeal. s speech defects to do with making Jackie nre urer of Chicago, where his by five feet wide, and wns woven Tho film Is called “The City of mother’s crown? daughter Mathilda was married nt the onler of Ahmnd Khan by Temptation,’’ and it is being tak­ his antics on the screen, makes mimics of our to Max Oser, Swiss riding mus­ the celebrated Abdul Hamid Kcsen under the gigantic glass sheds hany whose looms In Keshan have Kopelson explains. "They follow his every ter, filed suit InJJnited States that nt one time were used by tho court here Wednesday, for JO years produced the famous aviators of former Emperor Wil­ root of their own individuality is destroyed, district asking that shares of Standard Knxnnshn silk rugs which nre the liam. Ten nations are represented ch mimicking which causes stuttering and Oil Company of Indiana stock envy of collectors of modern Per­ in the colony of actors, produc­ child in a neighborhood who stutterin may with its present market value, sian 'rugs everywhere. ers. photographers, directors and of more than $8,000,000 claimed to do likewise, for they consciously or unThe Jiggs nnd Maggie rug wns writers engaged In the work. his divorced wife, Mrs. Edith sent to Mr. McManus tn token of w. When we mimic, especially a child, the by Tho film Is a'"development from Rockefeller McCormick to be n friendship between him end its n story of Sir Philip Gibbs, who f the person so mimicked soon become trans- held in trust for Anitn Oser, donor which had Its origin six is personally assisting in the pro­ nine month's old daughter of duction. It centers nbout Constan­ yencs p *to through n fugitive ronv Max and Mathilde Oser. s Parents Against “IJnby Talk" tinople nnd shows tho tragedy of of the China Press which found its an little boys are mimicking Jnckic Coogan. Russian refugees who crowded tho wav into Teheran, the capital nf Turkish capital without funds four, Persia with n camel enrnvnn which hats down over one eye and saunter along yenrs ago when the movements had been sent with n consignment s deep in their pockets, just as he does. in South Russia against the Bol­ nf art objects from Phnnghni. are cute, no doubt, but the psychological shevist armies failed nnd all non"Rringing Up Father*’ had lust For Coogan's antics arc not those of a little Bolshevists were compelled to flee. begun to appear in the China Miss Julianno Johnson, of Loa the thoughts of a mature director, imbedPress at that time wid a Chinese America’s moat famous opera rangements between the two com­ merchant, wrapping Angelos, has the leading role in u p a la d e h mind through command.” the film, thnt of a Russian girl TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 10.—A sad concert stars have been placed panies tlie Victor artists will appear vase for tho long journey to Pcrgives another "don’t” for mothers and dot- movement Intervals during : tlm i , ro|i Pll it tn se v e r a l c o v e r in g s who was compelled to support her­ to eliminate unsightly xt tho disposal of tho radio public ap tr e sregular e n t year, g iv in g radio recitals n( self and her aged father by danc­ of old newspapers before fast­ signs from along public highways through tho efforts of E. It. John­ and concerts. sy baby is oo?” should be taboo, lie soys, ing in one of the enbarcts of tho. ening it in the box in which it wns in Florida, started in Ijike county son, president and founder of tho Among tlm stars front whom Talking Machine Company, to bo conveyed. One of the n ie ce s Alma Rubens, movie actress,^ is Turkish capital. Mile. Chekova, a opelson “baby talk” is the perfectly natural two yenrs ago, has spread so "Victor selections a 1 1 1 bo made are many '.n co-opcratlon with tho American She niece of Chekov, the celebrated newsnaner wrapping hapnoned seeking a divorce again. ’s young dream. Somewhat mid-Victorian, rapidly that 21 of the 011 counties tV.lcphono nnd Telegraph Compnny. whose names uro household words of charges her husband, Dr. Daniel Russian novelist and playwright, to he a discarded copy of the China In the state have established reg­ la American homea. They are This departure from what Her­ ill permissible in the proper setting, Carson Goodman, physician, auth­ also fills n prominent role as ono ulations prohibiting any signs on bert Hoover recently termed "aa Franees Alda: Harold Hauer: Pross. an infant, however, “baby talk” may leave a public highways except those plac­ •mllesa In duo course the vase with its or, director and film magnate, with of the Russlnn princess were comdiet of Jazz" In rudlo pro* I.urrezla Mori; Emilio do Oogorsa; “The child will mimic, and retard its learn- ed there by authority of the coun­ nanis, Is the outgrowth of n OulsopiW tin Luca; Miguel Klein; wrappings reached a wealthy Per­ cruelty. In 1918 site was divorced polled to become wnitncsscs in d ovcir.ont on the pnrt of both jean Gordon; .Marta Jerltza; Gto- sian w h o « e estates adjoin those of from William Smith, professionally Levantine cafes, in many eases it will cause the child to ty or state ns definite guides. Walter Niebuhr, of Los Angeles, The Florida Development Hoard, r-nnpanl-n to Improve the ntan- vannl Martlnclll; Margurutc Mat- Ahmnd Khan. News of the world known as Franklyn Fnrnum on the cr for years. Is directing the film, and Mal­ which is the state chamber of d irds of radio muthc, and, It la bc- xemuter; John McCormack: lloaa filters slowly into Persia nnd the same ground. particularly the mother, should always ex- commerce, began 18 months ngo » wed. will have fur reaching con- l ’oimdte; Ernestine Bchmnami- j man who received the vase gave colm Todd nnd several other Eng­ ;care in enunciating and articulating words, a movement to coordinate efforts » fliictices. It Is Mr. Johnson's Helnk: Antonio Kcottl amt tho its newspaper wrappings due at­ create uniform speed laws; do n- lish actors nro plnying the roles (Juarlot. of Englishmen!. There are a num­ tention. Mr, McManus’ cartoon rllablcs, in banning slang and in determina- throughout the state and help to ,,lnlon that the lallucnce of good Klonscaley Tho 'artists themselves nre said cnntivntrd his fancy nnd he cir­ wny with the constable fee system ber of German actors in the cast, crystnljA sentiment favoring con­ ju sl 3 ?’n tho homo la aa Important pld to carelessness in thought ns well as servation of scenery. Following to lie enthusiastic about the radio where all the Scandinavian coun­ • the growing child aa tho In- programs and tlm opportunity af­ culated it* jubilnntlv among his and force each and every traffic tries and most of tho Balkan states friends. Ahmnd Khan, whose flair officer to wear a prescribed uni­ elimination of the unsightly signs, [chief assistant to Prof. Theodore S. Flatau, county*l>cautification commissions ■i..nco of happy environment and ford'd them to slag or play bvroro for art U keen nnd universal was form while on duty; force all per­ are represented. The Turkish so delighted with it that lie wrote sons to f ecure a permit before be­ minister here and other members for correction of speech defects attached have been organized in 17 coun­ unc life. Under tentative ur- vast and unseen audiencea. ties. to the China Press for Mr. Mc­ ing allowed to operate an automo­ of the Turkish legation have been t Iiii's great public hospital. Manus' Amcrlrnn address nnd, lin­ bile; require automobiles to come called into conference in the pro­ Now a movement is spreading Iring Adult Stammerers Now. en receiving it, wrote in torn to to a full stop and look before pass­ duction. and have attended tho to replace the road signs with (voting his efforts to wipe out the stammer shrubs and flowers in certain lo­ Mr. McManus praising Ids wit end ing railroad crossings, as well as staging of many of the scenes. California actors, directors and nrt and expressing the hope that various other proposals to promote |and to smooth gutteral "K’s” and "G’s.” cations; elsewhere it is being urg­ photographers find the German the public welfare as it relates to thee mii*Id meet sometime. ed upon the county and state au­ his only patients—many grown-ups crowd winter rather trying after years Ahmnd Khan was educated a* motor transportation. thorities that steps ho taken to­ for examination and retreatment, of work in tlie land of sunshine. Oxford, and Halts London nnd ward the conservation of natural nek with him from Berlin now exercises and growth along the public highway Lake Worth—Ground broken for Street scenes of Constantinople P-ri" every four or five years. had to he staged in a shed so Im­ IDs letter was the beginning of a erection of $25,000 fire station. for perfecting the cure of defects of faulty Agitation for the conservation mense that it is impossible to heat correspondence between 1dm end of fine old trees is resulting in ain stammer cause. ORLANDO, 'Jan. 15.—State­ [ the artist which continued reg­ it. Consequently attendants arc Anthony Cableway has finished GAINESVILLE Fin. Jan. 17. — devices is the "Kuhn Maske,” used to induce two-way roads in some communi­ Dean Wultcr Williams of tho wide meeting of ail members and ularly for fmn* years, or tnttil 1922 the scenario for ’Cobra" Rudolph kept busy supplying hot water ties, In many places the county ale and exhnle properly. It resembles an engineer has left the old road on School of Journalism University of directors of the Florida Automobile when they did meet in Paris nnd Valentine's first independent Ultz lines and fur coats to actresses production, and now working on when they nre not uctunlly before [when placed over the mouth forces air into one side of n row of mngnificant Missouri, has accepted an invita­ Association nnd affiliated clubs; cemented their friendship. “The Scarlet Power,” which will lie tho camera In their summery cos>er lung lobes, inactive because of faulty oak trees nnd has made a new tion to deliver an address at tho secretaries of all chambers of com­ the second. tu mcs. * merce; rcpieaentativiai of all civic road on the other side rather than stammerer. numerous recomiuedations in this nnnuni meeting of the Floridu bodies, municipalities, traffic and take out tho trees to widen the respect which nre hacked by con­ ts many also result from a bad fall in early roadbed. Press Association Imre Mar. 2(1-28. police department ami railroads in certed effort. Some of these would the state lias been called by Presi­ arp blow (generally on the head)), a bad He was asked to speak twice or, reduce the cost of automoldle li­ M. M. Smith, of the F. A. A., censes to imes there is a neurotic basis, such as alcoAUDITORIUM, DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. a nominal charge and subjects selected by himself hut dent to he held in Orlando on Thursday, rent, Kopelson says. Indicated in his reply that he pre­ Jan. 29k The purpose of the con­ place a further tax on gasoline; do with the so-culled tourist li­ ferred to deliver only one address, vention, which probably will bo at­ away cense law and secure the enact­ tended by more than 1,000 per­ that on the afternoon of Thurs­ of legislation permitting mo­ —And Jackie Replies sons, is to formulate measures to ment (90 men) i torists in possession of foreign li­ » day, Mar. 20. bo advocated at the forthcoming censes to use the came in Florida Dean Williams has been asked to legislature, designed to reduce au­ I.ES, Jan. 1*1.—“I am very sorry that the professor WALTER DAMROSCH, Conductor GAINESVILLE, Jan. 17.—Af- discuss how tlm University of Flor- tomobile accidents on the highways so long as tho tags nre liquid in ares are bad for children," says Jackie Coogan in |. Kopelson of Detroit, who claims the cinema child ter one leaves spare ribs nnd ida enn improve its courses in jour­ curb a growing tendency to shift the states where they were issued; Wednesday Afternoon 3:00, January 28th. backbone fresh from hog-killing, nalism ami it could best build up a unjust taxation to the shoulders of other children. MATINEE ONLY department of school of journalism. the automobile owner and secure there is no meat (hog meat) bet­ This subject probably will ho more wholesome and uniform traf. (rat one whV) has ever said that. The pictures I ap- ter than that canned and kept pure broadened Prices $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2,50 Plus Tax. Mall orders to Auditorium, to iucludc "co-operation fice laws throughout Florida. and sweet, say specialists connect­ tvn in school rooms nil over the country. Daytona Beach. Phone 939. Scats on sale Monday, January 19. of the press of the state with the The Association is in receipt of ed with the home demonstration of ‘Oliver Twist’ and ‘A Hoy in Flanders’ nre bcdepartment. In fact, it is stated 1Dniveridty in establishing courses liool lessons. Everyone tells me that my pictures canning meat is perhaps the b e stl.or n department or schoo ) Idren happy. Issor thinks I am any different than other boys of my way to preserve it; «» preserve,I of “the Mleeourlon Stove and Fire Place la m M iM m iin R a a M n m x ia iB a iM a a m ia a iiiiH ia i Iken. Sometimes I imitate Charlie Chaplin, just for it retains its original taste and will follow u brief explanation by Wood texture, and the various seized con­ Ralph Stoutmlre, professor of pn’t hurt me. tainers arc said to permit of its journalism I do only what my director tells me to do in picCut to Suit Florida, or some­ being put in convenient amounts. one else, ofatwhat ig, and I’d like to have him come some time to the $9.00 per cord delivered has 'been done th me. Particularly in tho South, be­ and what is being done or is plan­ Britt Realty Company (er, millions of hoys nnd girls imitated me by beconi- cause of mildness of climate, the ned along this line. »nd in that way we raised a shipload of food for the canning of meats is becoming in­ Preceding these talks will ho a 'Near East. If every boy nnd girl in this land would creasingly important, ami home distribution of nn edition of the ■ Ihis, they will grow up better men and women.” demonstration agents are being Gainesville Sun edited by stu­ ■ called on more and more to touch dents in journalism here. home canning methods. The hhuse Members of tho press associa­ The Seminole County Bank per­ ■ wife can do the canning for her­ tion have Intimated that they may self, without calling on the home ask the 1925 legislature for an forms every function of a strong, ■■ demonstration specialists, it is de­ appropriation to establish n school clared, by following directions giv­ of journalism at the University. well regulated Bank. With every upen in Document 20, No. A-I12, of Nothing definite has been decided tho Stutes Relation Service, U. S. upon in this connection as yet, how­ to-the-minute facility and with the ■■N Jan. 17.—Crime ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 17.—Inter- department agriculture, It is ever, it is said. prily increase with urban service between Atlanta and suggested. ofExtracts, instructive J proper conservatism for absolute ■■9 Modern six room bouse and Rarage, on Oak Avenue apulation in Flor- Marietta was suspended this morn­ and helpful to the women who con-; A m erican III M exico between 12th, and l.’tth Strtiets. Street paving and by state prison safety, you will find this a desirable U templates canning meat, from the jfcnnial report be- ing b the Atlyantn, Northern rail­ pamphlet, call attention to the fact Released sidewalk paid. $5,0(10. Good terms. From Jail vcnls thnt in the road company. Officials of the poisonous compounds often form ■ banking connection. ■ -1901, 17 persons Georgia Railway and Power com­ in the deposition of protein foods, !to death in this pany who operate tho line, an­ especially in meats and particul­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Gov­ ernor Blaine received u message ■ were executed, 8 arly sea foods which spoil quick­ ■ from President Cnlles at Pifo sentence, ono nounced that service would not he ly. It is of the utmost import­ Thursday ■ Mexico City stating Dr. W. L. recufed until relief was given by ■ trying to escape ance, therefore, the pamphlet sug­ Lorenz, president of the state ■ the city of Marietta from “unfair gests jail. ■ ,to use for canning only board of control had been releas­ |st four years, on motor bus competition.” such meats and fish, as arc known ed from jail at Progreaao. when the popuThe decision to discontinue the to be absolutely fresh and clean. Sanford, Fla. 107 S. Park Ave. lically double that service between Marietta and At­ 3■ there were only Engluud is encouraging air FREE Sentences imposed, lanta came without definite warn­ freight. sre duly executed, ing to commuters, although the to life and one interurhan line has for some time After a bus driver in Lontlou ding before the complained or loss of revenue urn! refused to prccccd with his bus un­ intimated termination of traffic due til a woman carrying a pet monkey Coupons Given With Every Phono­ st six administra­ to inroads on revenue made by the got out, the woman was arrested graph Record Purchased busses. t e w the followMany Marietta citizens waited and charged with blocking the •«ii The holder of the most vnlu vain this morning for cars to traffic. death sentences; in in coupons on March 15th, and learned of the com­ All Cleared and Tiled life, one killed Atlanta gets the radio set, free. pany's action upon telephone in­ one died in jail, quiries GARDEN HOSE to railway offices. Flowing Wells V > Columbia, Okeh Notices later were posetd nt death sentences, stations along the line reading. cent per foot Vocation and Paramount While we belieye in a progressive [to life, five rcSMALL HOUSE , , "Services on the Atlanta North­ Records For Few Days [me court, one re- ern railway is discontinued. Com­ policy in the conduct of our business, Hee [court, one died in mutation tickets will be redeemed Located Close to Loading Track. F. P. RINES it is our undeviating practice to ad­ at tho office of the company ia At­ I ji tliu Heart of the Celery District •111 E. 2nd SI. Phone 1 death sentences, lanta." here to the strictest conservatism jn 1 to life, one reme court, one died all transactions. uted. eath sentences, six Safety, Strength and service unite ife four reversed |rt, 32 executed, PRICE $3500.00 here in what we believe you will con­ death sentence!#; fe, 14 executed, sider an all-around helpful banking [death sentences, 3 one pending beservice. ourt, 10 executed. Florida Is Driving Signs From Roads I n Many Counties Press Association A u t o Association Will Hear Address To Hold Meeting Missouri Teacher In Orlando Soon Experts Tell Way To Have Backbone All Through Year NEW YORK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA | ! Florida Motor Bus Winner Increased In Atlanta Fight ’opulation With Rail Service SAFE, CONSERVATIVE, MODERN j I For Sale s H. B. Lewis Seminole County Bank A POSITIVE ASSURANCE FIVE ACRE CELERY FARM R A D I O SET 12*/2 Ball Hardware Co. FOR SALE th’s Barber ood barber lies welcome, ldez. B a tteries& T ires E. F. LANE SPECIAL PRICES REALTOR * PHONE 348. See FIRST STREET ••• First National Bank. HJIUMMaaMMJ •• M ia a a a a a a a a a a a a a w m ia First National Hank Building. Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 Sales Force Miss Ruba Williams, Mr. R. L. Shipp. �Oak Hill is Sanford’s newest subdivision, situated on the south side of Geneva Avenue extending from the Oviedo branch of the rail­ road to Mellonvillc Avenue. It is all high ground famous for the productiveness of its soil, for its magnificicnt oaks and stately palms. % Mellonvillc and Geneva Avenues arc soon to be paved; electric lights already have been conducted to this subdivision; water, gas and sewer are to be laid in the near future. These vast improve­ ments cannot fail to add materially to property values in this sec­ tion. It is conservatively estimated that lots in Oak Ilill will double, perhaps triple, in value, within the next six months. If you arc looking for investment possibilities you could find no gusher from any oil well which would provide a more lucrative How of revenue. Opportunities of this kind seldom come to the man of small means and perhaps but once in a life time, does the sal­ aried man have so unfailing an opportunity to become rich. This is your chance. Make the most of it, or you will have only yourself to blame. •„ . Remember the M onday J I LL The Suburb of Opportunity *• N. II. GARNER, Developer 112 Park Avenue ■*+ * « * * * * ** * X -* * * v * laaH M aaaaH urm ciiit;u4aa^H aaBaauauaaK aaauBaaaM U H U B U SuaauBuaaaaB Ba'aaaaau<aaB i< u *KUMuaBaaBaaauaaHaaBaBaaaaaaauMauaaaauaaMMNaaaaaNiiBa4M«MHu^iMiiiiuBi>BH4«Jiiiiiiiiiiiafliii , ... v m §.1 ■& 1 -,I.jk23^l<. . M l �tH E SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17,1923, GERMANY INI! MADEPR0GR1 ON SOUND MO! Jiggs And Maggie Now Live .In Fine Broadcasting Experiment Persian Silk Rug M ade A vailable NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—A magniflclcnt gift from the Orient in Year Was Ushered In With tho form of a silk Persian rng g Natural Development of Children Because they Mimick reproducing one of his most fnmPlenty of Sound Money Up- : ons cartoons has Just been receiv­ cn Virtually All Progress Itartling Declaration o fChild Welfare Student ed bv George McManus, creator During The Year Is Based of "Bringing Up Fnther’’ ns a 1. 14.—Jackie Copgan a menace to the children Christmas present from Adil AhBERLIN, Jan. 17.— German, mnd Khan, n Persian noble and States! art connis!<eur. English nnd American capital Has it. This little cinema star who has thrilled-the McCormick Desires The mg Is a reproduction of n united to produce an internation­ Jons of kiddies—and grown-ups as well—is-a His Grand Daughter cover drawn by Mr. McManus for al film, tho story and tho treaty „ is creature. *» To Have Huge Fund circulation, the magazine for newsnient of which will ensure popu- I in Kopelson, who has just'returned from Viennnpermen. in 1022, and in one of larity in all important countries of tho most unusual specimens of rug where he spent five years in studying speech INDIANAPOLIS, Jnn. 15.— I the world. Tho purpose is to in-* b weaving ever made in the Orient. Harold-F. McCormick, millionIren, and their treatment, crease salability by making a uni- ' farm implement manufact­ It is of silk, nbout six feet long versa! appeal. ms speech defects to do with making Jackie are urer of Chicago, where hi* by five feet wide, and wns woven The film is called “The City of n mother’s crown? daughter Mathilda was married nt the order of Ahmad Khnn by Temptation," and St is being tak- 1 his antics on the screen, makes mimics of our to Max Oscr, Swiss riding mas­ the celebrated Abdul Hamid Kesen under the gigantic glass sheds ' hany whoso looms in Keshan have Kopelson explains. “They follow his every ter, filed suit InJJnitcd States that nt one time were used by the court here Wednesday, for 20 years produced tho famous root of their own individuality is destroyed, district aviators of former Emperor Wil­ nsking that shares of Standard Kaxnnshn silk rugs which are the liam. Ten nations "are represented such mimicking which causes stuttering and Oil Company of Indiana stock envy of collectors of modern Per­ in the colo.iy of actors, produc­ ie child in a neighborhood who stutterin may with its present market value, sian'rugs everywhere. ers, photographers, directors and of more than $8,000,000 clnimed to do likewise, for they consciously or un- by his divorced wife, Mrs. Edith The Jiggs and Maggie rug wns writers engaged in the wotk. , When we mimic, especially a child, the Rockefeller McCormick to be sent to Mr. McManus in token of Tho film is a “development from n friendship between him and its a story of Sir Philip Gibbs, who [of the person so mimicked soon become trans- held in trust for Anita Oser, donor which hnd its origin six is personally assisting in the pro­ nine month’s old daughter of duction. It centors about Constan­ yen*** a^o through a fugitive cony Max and Mnthildc Oscr. ms Parents Against “Baby Talk” of tho China Press which found it« tinople nnd zhnws the tragedy of rian little boys are mimicking Jackie Coogan. Russian refugees who crowded tho way into Teheran, tho canitnl of Persia with a camel caravan which Turkish cnpital without funds four hats down over one eye and saunter along years ago when the movements had been sent with a consignment ids deep in their pockets, just ns he docs, in South Russia against the Bol­ of art objeets from Shanghnl. fns are cute, no doubt, but the psychological shevist armies failed and all non“Bringing Up Father" had lust For Coogan’s antics are not those of n little Bolshevlsts were compelled to flee. hegun to appear In the China Miss Julinnnc Johnson, of Los the thoughts of a mature director, imbed. . Press at thnt time pjid n Chinese llp „ t.l(!p America’s most famous opera rangeincnta between the two com- n,orch„nU WMppjn^ Angeles, has the lending role in |ish mind through command.” the film, thnt of n Russian girl TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. 18.—A sail concert stars havo been placed panics the Victor artists wilt appear vngp fop tb() )nn(f journcv t„ T»or. in gives another “don’t” for mothers and dot- movement ,1.| £' . sin rolled it in several rnvorings who was comaelled to support her­ to climinnto unsightly at tho disposal of tho radio public at regular 1 of old newspapers before fnstself nnd her aged father by danc­ signs from nlong public highways through tho efforts of E. It. John­ present year. K 'l R concerts. Pn|ng u ,n thp boT wh|„h |t wn„ itsy baby is oo?” should be taboo, he says. ing in one of the cnbnrcts of tho, in Florida, started in Lake county son, president and founder o f the andAmong tho stars from whom Talking Machine Company, to I k* conveyed. One of tho piece* Alma Rubens, movie actress, is Turkish cnpital. Mile. Chekova, a Kopelson “baby talk” is the perfectly natural two years ago, has spread so Victor aelrclkuns will bo lunilo are many ’.a co-operation with the American seeking n divorce again. She niece of t’hekov, the celebrated Ive’s young dream. Somewhat mid-Victorian, rnpidly thnt 21 of the OS counties ,‘i Irphono and Telegraph Company. whose names are household words of newsnnnor wrapping hapo«ne<l charges her husband, Dr, Daniel Russian novelist and plnywrlght, in the state have established reg­ to ho a discarded copy of tho Chinn In American homes. They are This departure from what Her­ till permissible in the proper setting, Carson Goodman, physician, nnth- also fills a prominent role as onu P ress. ulations prohibiting any signs on Hoover recently termed “na Frances Alda; Harold Hauer; an infant, however, “baby talk” may leave a public highways except those plac­ bert or, director ami film magnate, with of the Hussion princess were com­ In due course the vnso with its l.urrczla Ilorl; Emilio do Oogorza; •iiille.w diet of Jazz” In radio pro“The child will mimic, and retard its lenrn- ed there by authority of the coun­ Vinma, Is tho outgrowth of a GtilncpiW do Luca; Miguel Flcta; wrappings reached n wealthy Per­ cruelty. In 1018 she was divorced pelled to become waitnesscs in D -ovbi.'.ont on tho part of both Jean Gordon; Marla JcrlUa; Gio­ sian who«e estates ndjoln those of from William Smith, professionally Levantine cafes. d in many cases it will cause the child to ty or state ns definite guides. Walter Niebuhr, of Los Angeles, The Florida Development Board, rninpanlos to improve tho stan- vanni MurtlnelU; Murgnroto Mat- Ahnmd Khnn. Nows of tho world known as Franklyn Farnum on the mer for years. is directing the film, nnd Mal­ which is the state chamber of t! irili of radio music, and. It Is bc- xenatier; John McCormack; Itosa filters slowly into Persia and tho same ground. particularly the mother, should always ex- commerce, began 18 n.onths ago » ived. will lmvo far reaching con- PonsoHe; Erncstlno Schumann- j man who received tho vase gave colm Todd and several other Eng­ t care in enunciating and articulating words, a movement to coordinate efforts * rpioaccs. It Is Mr. JolmMon’a HelnU; Antonio Hcottl uml tho its newspaper wrappings duo at­ create uniform speed laws; do n- lish nctors nro playing tho roles Quartet, of Knglislunent. There nro a num­ tention. Mr. McManus’ cartoon yllables, in banning slang and in dotermina- throughout the state and help to ..tnlon that tho Intlueiico of good Flonxaley Tint 'artists themselves are said captivated his fnney and ho rir- way with the constable fee system ber of Gorman actors in the cast, crystnlj^b sentiment favoring con­ justal'n tho homo Is na Important 1 to carelessness in thought as well as servation to he enthusiastic tihoul the radio where all tho Scandinavian coun­ of scenery. Following • tho growing child ns the In- programs and tho opportunity a f­ culated it. juhilnntlv among his and force each and every traffic tries and most of tho linlknn states, friends. Ahmad Khan, whoso flair officer to wear a prescribed uni­ elimination of the unsightly signs, chief assistant to Prof. Theodore S. Flatau, cnunty*l>enutificntion commissions u.-nco of happy environment and forded them to sing or play before for art is keen nnd universal was form while on duty; force all per­ are represented. Tho Turkish so delighted with it that he wrote sons to secure a permit before be­ minister hero and other members liic for correction of speech defects attached have been organized h: 17 coun­ uno life. Under tentntlvo ar- vast uml unseen audiences. ties. to tho China Press for Mr. Mc­ ing allowed to operate an automo­ of the Turkish legation have lieon [Berlin’s great public hospital. Manus’ American address nnd, un- bile; require automobiles to come called into conference in the pro­ Now n movement is spreading [uring Adult Stammerers Now. o*i receiving it. wrote in torn to to a full stop and look before pass­ duction. and havo attended tho to replace the rond signs with jlevoting his efforts to wipe out the stammer shrubs and flowers in certain lo­ Mr. McManus praising Ids wit nod ing railroad crossings, ns well as staging of many of the scenes. California actors, directors nnd art and expressing tho hope that variou s other proposals to promote and to smooth gut tern I “K’s” and "Cl’s.” cations; elsewhere it is being urg­ the public welfare as it relates to photographers find tho German the'* niiph’_ meet sometime. )t his only patients— many grown-ups crowd ed upon the county and state au­ winter rather trying after years Ahnmd Khn« was educated n* motor transportation. thorities that steps he taken to­ for examination and retreatment, of work in the land of sunshine. Oxford, and ”isits London nnd ward the conservation of natural hack with him from Berlin now exercises and growth along the public highway Lake Worth—Ground broken for Street isconcs of Constantinople T'<*ri** every four or five years. 1had to be staged in n shed bo lmIBs letter wn< tho beginning of a erection of $25,000 tiro station. kes for perfecting the cure of defects of faulty Agitation for the conservation --------------------------j mense that it is impossible to heat of fine old trees is resulting in ORLANDO, 'Jan. t5 .-S ta tc- r^rosnondepe;* between hmi nod main stammer cause, GAINESVILLE Fla. Jnn. 17. — .. Anthony Coldoway has finished i it. Consequently attendants arc .. , „ , the artist winch continued rertwo-way roads in some communi­ ke devices is the “Kuhn Maske.” used to induce In many places the county Dean Walter Williams of tho wide mooting of nil members and t|Hrly fnr fo,„. ycnrft> or „lUii t922 tho scenario for ’Cobra” Rudolph kept busy supplying hot water Inhale and exhale properly. It resembles an ties. first independent lutz lines and fur coats to actresses engineer has left the old road on School of Journalism University of directors of the Florida Automobile' when they did meet in Pnris and Valentine’s production, and now working on when they nre not actually heforo jti when placed over the mouth forces air into one side of a row of mngnificont Missouri, has accepted an invita­ Association ami affiliated clubs; cemented their friendship, “Tin' Scarlet Power," which will lie the camera in their summery cos­ [wer lung lobes, inactive because of faulty oak trees and has made a new tion to deliver nn address at tho secretaries of all chambers of com-" the second. tumes. * ntcrcu; rupreseotHliviw of nil civic rond on the other side rather than [he stammerer. numerous recommedations in this annual meeting of the Floridu bodies, niunieipnlitics. traffic and out tho trees to widen the respect wldch are backed by con­ fect.s many also result from a bad fall in early take Press Association here Mnr. 2(1-28. police department and railroads in certed roadbed. effort. Some of these would the state lias been called by Presi­ iharp blow (generally on the head)), a bad Ho was asked to speak twice or* reduce the cost of automobile li­ dent M. M. Smith, of the I* ’. A. A., ketimes there is a neurotic basis, such as alcoAUDITORIUM, DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. subjects selected by himself but to he held in Orlando on Thursday, censes to a nominal charge and I parent, Kopelson says. Indicated in his reply that he pre­ Jnn. 2’J, Tlie purpose of the con­ place a further tax on gasoline; do with the so-called tourist li­ ferred to deliver only one address, vention, which probably will ho a t­ away cense law nnd secure the enact­ that on the afternoon of Thurs­ tended by more than 1,000 per­ ment of legislation permitting mo­ —And Jackie Replies sons, is to formulate measures to torists in possession of foreign li­ (90 men) day, Mnr. 20. ho advocated at the forthcoming censes to use tho tame in Florida Dean Williams has been asked to pLES, Jan. M.—"I am very sorry that the professor legislature, designed to reduce auWALTER DAMROSt'H, Conductor GAINESVILLE, Jan. 17.- Af­ discuss how tho University of Flor­ tomoblle accidents on the highways pturos arc bad for children,’’ says Jackie Coogan in ‘“P* » ‘J 10 ‘‘T nre U,!ul*1 C, Kopelson of Detroit, who claims the cinemu child ter one leaves spare rib.-, and ida can improve Us courses in Jour­ curl, a growing tendency to s h ift! tho atntc* whero they wcro Wednesday Afternoon 2:00, January 28th. other children. backbone fresh front hog-killing, nalism and it could host build up a unjust taxation to the shoulders of MATINEE ONLY first one who has ever said that. Tho pictures I np- there is no meat (hog meat) bet­ department of school of journalism. the automobile owner and secure bown in school rooms all over the country. ter than that canned and kept pure This subject probably will he more wholesome and uniform trafPrices $1.00, $1,50, $2.00, $2.50 Plus Tax. Mail orders to Auditorium, to include ,“co-operation [vs of 'Oliver Twist' and ‘A Boy in Flanders’ nre be- ami sweet, say specialists connect-. broadened „ . ... .. fice laws throughout Florida. Daytona Beach. Phono 939. Scats on sale Monday, January 19. Ihe press of the state with the schobl lessons. Everyone tells me that my pictures ed with the home demonstration The Association is in receipt of department. In fact, it is stated UnUet-fity in establishing courses Ihitdren happy. Ifessor thinks I am any different than other boys of my canning meat is perhaps the b e stl.or 11 department or rcho*. ) [taken. Sometimes I imitate Charlie Chaplin, just for way to preserve it; so preserved Journalism, it is said. Stove and Fire Place Vsn’t hurt me, “ retains its 0,!«!„., .nd iks I do only what my director tells mo to do in pic- texture, nnd tho various seized con­ Wood long, and I’d like to have him come some time to the tainers are said to permit of its Ralph Stoutmire, professor of Cut to Suit at Florida, or some­ Itch me. being put in convenient amounts. journalism S'J.Od per cord delivered one else, of what has 'been done Inter, millions of boys nnd girls imitated me by hccontParticularly in tiie South, be­ I, nnd in that way we raised a shipload of food for tho cause of mildness of climate, tho and what is being done or is plan­ Britt Realty Companyj -* )e Near East. If every hoy and girl in this land would canning of meats is becoming in­ ned along this line. Preceding these talks will ho u this, they will grow up better men and women.” creasingly important, and home distribution of an edition of th e ; demonstration agents are being Gainesville Sun edited by (Au* called on more nnd more to teach dents in journalism here. home canning methods. The Khusu Members of tho press associa­ The Seminole County Bank per­ wife can do the canning for her­ tion have intimated that they may self, without calling on the home ask the 1925 legislature for an forms every function of a strong, demonstration specialists, it is de­ appropriation to establish a school clared, by following directions giv­ of journalism at the University. well regulated Bank. With every upen in Document 20, No. A-32, of Nothing definite hn* been decided the States Relation Service, U. S. upon in this connection ns yet, how­ to-the-minute facility and with the Jan. 17.—Crime ATLANTA, Ga,t Jan. 17.—Inter- department ever, it is said. of agriculture, it is |sarily increase with urban service between Atlanta nnd suggested. Extracts, instructive [ proper conservatism for absolute Modem six room house uml garage, on Oak Avenue population in Flor­ Marietta wns suspended this morn­ and helpful to the women who eon-; American III MeXICO between 12th, and tilth Streets. Street paving nnd in by stato prison safety, you will find this a desirable templates canning meat, from the biennial report bc- ing b the Atlyantn, Northern ruil- pamphlet, call attention to the fact Released sidewalk paid. §5,HOB. Rood terms. From Jail Ireveais that in the road company. Officials of the poisonous compounds often form banking* connection. [01-1001, 17 persons Georgia Railway and Power com­ in the deposition of protein foods, WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Gov­ Id to death in this pany who operate tho line, an­ especially in meats and particul­ )7 were executed, 8 nounced that service would not be arly sen foods whieh spoil quick­ ernor Blaine received a message Thursday from President Cnllcs at life sentence, one ly. It is of the utmost import­ City slating Dr. W. L, [ile trying to escape recufed until relief was given by ance, therefore, the pamphlet sug­ Mexico Lorenz, president of the state the city of Marietta from “unfair I in jail. gests ,to use for canning only hoard of control had been releas­ last four yejirs, on motor bus competition.” such meats and fish, as nre known ed from jail at Progresso. id, when tho' popuThe decision to discontinue the to be absolutely fresh and clean. Sanford, Fla. 107 S. Bark Ave. actically double that service between Marietta and At­ there were only England is encouraging air FREE sentences imposed, lanta came without definite want­ freight. |werc duly executed, ing to commuters, although the f’d to life and one intorurhan lino has for some time After a bus driver in London Ending before the compluined or loss of revenue and refused to proceed with his bun un­ intimuted termination of traffic due til a woman carrying a pet monkey Coupons Given With Every Phono­ six ndministra- to inroads on revenue made by the got out, tho woman was arrested graph Record Purchased busses. show tile followMany Marietta citizens waited and churgcd with blocking the The holder of the most valu vain this morning for cars to traffic. “ death sentences; in in coupons on March 15th, Atlanta and learned of the com­ AU Cleared and Tiled ! life, one killed pany's action upon telephone in­ gets tho radio set, free. one died in jail, quiries to railway offices. GARDEN HOSE Flowing Wells * V * Columbia, Okuh Notices later were pose Id at r ’J death sentences, stations along the line reading. 12Vi cent per foot Vocation am] I'urumount While we belieye in a progressive f* to life, five rcSMALL HOUSE “Services on the Atlanta North­ Records For Few Days preme court, one re- ern railway is discontinued. Com­ policy in the conduct of our business, Hee c'r court, one died in mutation tickets will be redeemed Located Close to Loading Track, F. I*. RINES ted. it is our undeviating practice to ad­ at too office of the company in At­ in tho Heart of the Celery District 311 E. 2nd St. Phone C30-J 11 death sentences, lanta." here to the strictest conservatism jn Red to life, one re* Preme court, one died all transactions. teeuted. death sentences, six Safety, Strength and service unite life four reversed tourt, 32 executed. PRICE $3500.00 here in what we believe you will con­ 1*8 death sentence^ 2 'l i f e , 14 executed. sider an all-around helpful banking II death sentences, 3 l(fe, one pending beservice. v court, 10 executed. Florida Is Driving Signs From Roads I n Many Counties Press Association A u t o Association Will Hear Address T o Hold Meeting Missouri Teacher In Orlando Soon Experts Tell Way To Have Backbone All Through Year NEW YORK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SAFE, CONSERVATIVE, MODERN [n Florida Motor Bus Winner Increased In Atlanta Fight |Population With Rail Service For Sale B. Lewis Seminole County Bank R A D I O SET A POSITIVE ASSURANCE FIVE ACRE CELERY FARM Ball Hardware Co. FOR SALE ! B a tteries& T ir e s ! E. F. LANE SPECIAL PRICES lith’s Barber." good barber 13 _ _ i d i e s welcome. 5 P h 0 n e 548~ lValdez. ' REALTOR See _ f ir s t street ...First National Bank... MMIIIMIOUlRIIlIRMflUIMlIHilUMHIUlUIUIlUKi Sales First National Bank Building. Itooms 501-502. Phone 95 orce Miss Ruba Williams. Mr. R. Shipp �SATURDAY, JANUARY IT, IMS. Don’t W ait for Someone to C< Realty Company and j i , WHSpi®' Appreciation to the Citizens ol Sanford I can not adequately express my appreciation of the splendid support givon this civic movement during the past few days. The aim of the men associated with me has been to bring to Sanford that which it has long re­ quired—namely a real, tourist hotel. The support which the many citizens have given this project has indeed been wonderful and with the closing of the campaign tonight we will undoubtedly have accomplished the most important undertaking to date for the building of our city. Your continued co-operation in this civic move­ ment is earnestly solicited and I hereby return the hearty thanks of my associates and myself for every­ thing which you, one and all, have contributed in moral and financial support to date. Yours very truly, Sandy Anderson R. 11. Berg Harry T. Rodwell Hoi Air Realty Cu. Arthur E. Green R. C. Bower Marion R, Bmhvell Britt Realty Co. Inc, Frnnk H. Black Lloyd F. Boyle George I). Bishop Fred W. Ball C. I). Brumley S. S. Raumel J. It. Booth Ball Hardware Co. G. L. Bledsoe B. B. Baggett W. P. Carter W. P. Carter Dr. B. B. Caswell A. P. Connallcy S. 0. Chase L. G. Hunter Mary A. Schwal J. V. Jervey Coleman Gift Shop J. W, Corley. V. C. Coller doc D. Chittenden L. P. Chittenden George A. DeCottcs H. J. Clause Charles Dunn H. C. Du Bose Henry Bnndel Fred Garner-Dorncr R. L. Denn Alvin B. Dieter F. F. Dutton E. A. Douglass Anna DeForrcst J. C. Deen Howard V, Eaten Edward D. Ely W. S. Earle S. \V. Entsmingcr Frank P. Forster Howard Faville P. Wcinburg L. It. Phillips Rouinilatt & Anderson Sam Fleischer Judge Bert Fish Nelson Gray F. J. Gonzales James L. Giles L. II. Gibbs John Gove Edwanl Higgins R. J. Holly W. M. Haynes O. P. Herndon .1. D. Hood Mrs. Jease H. Hamilton Charles E. Henry D. B. Hodges C. M. Hand Mrs. A. E. Hill E. M. Hoffins W. J. Hardy M. B. Hutton T. C. Hutchinson J. P. Hall Ethel Henry Fred Walscman Harry Bandel John D. Jenkins SH ARES $100' EACH- F. P. FORSTER. Vice-President President First National Bank. B. I*. WIUTNER, Secretary Cashier First National Bank FORREST LAKE, President Forrest Lake B. F. Whither ............. .. A. R. Key 1' • I*. Forster �t . januaby TRfeSANTOID ii, in * . i to the Office of the Bodwell * Can Afford to Buy Motor ( Dr. S. Fuleston James E. Parrott Paul P. Pezold A. R. Platt I. W. Phillips H. S. Pond A, K. Rosaetter E. Nix Rosaetter Ilnrry A. Reed James A. Ritchie R. L. Robinson M. F. Robinson II. D. Roddenhury L. A, Renaud A. E. Radcliffe W. W. C. Smith W. M. Scott Kate Dixon Stewart C. II. Christenberry George Ewen Mattie B. Purdon M, Maxwe’l Stewart J. I). Scnrbt J. G. Sharon Warren Ii. Smith F. O. Shumtcrt IJ E. Squires Sanford Sign Shop O. I*. Swope J. E. Snyder C. T. Smith S, 0. Shinholscr J. If. Tillis C. F. Teague B. F. Whitner Fred T. Williams J. S. Wilson Fred S. Wilson It. B. Wight C, F. Williams II. C. Wuicrs C. E. Wood W. E. Walthall George E. Bridgctt C. T. Smith W. D. Williams i J, 1). Woodruff A. E. Yowell Fred G. Zcrrcnner John Zerrenncr A. Zuchcr S. J. niggers Alfred Foster K. B. Chapman J. B, (’aider W. D, Oliver It. A. Newman II. G. Bowden N. F. Cobh It. Melting Overstreet Investment Co Frederick E. Crandall Judge E. F. Huusholder Fred Stockton W. H. Wight Florida Cleveland Co. F. F. Davia J. A. Blount Jr, A. C. Carter Our Next Move First: With the co-operation of the city authorities the bulkhead east the boulevard, the actual asphalt con­ struction and the building of First Street extended its full present width to Mellonville Avenue will be carried to completion. Second: The insurance of early breaking of ground on construction, through actual signing of contract for the erection of the new tourist hotel, which hotel will be owned and operated by other interests and not by this company. IONTHLY FOR 1 YEAR Third: An early announcement will be made of a state-wide advertising campaign covering Miami, St. Petersburg, Orlando, Daytona and Jacksonville for the purpose of marketing the entire area of business and residential property owned by this company. Herald • IIAIlllY T. BODWELL, General Manager President and Treasurer Bodwell Realty Co, HARRY T. BODWELL, A, R. KEY, Treasurer Cashier Seminole County Bank General Manager It. If. Berg George A. DeCottea Harry T. Bodwell Edward lliggina � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 17, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7c4c493bede6388f51f4b54d87d505b2.pdf 5f722617f5e01fbba54ac55913548d30 PDF Text Text f - '. t NEWSPAPER [ Florida’* Heart, \ Greatest Vegetable tidiest Garden Land .5. - ASSO CIATED PRESS DISPATCHES ourtls i Decide of Error the ' SANFORD, FLO RID A, F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 16, 1924 ‘Its Flag Girdles the Globe Flo., Jan, 10. •ho arc necesnls and w rit o f nercases where icon recovered [ one party, is [in an opinion L f the supremo L ri case, o f A. K>ner, vs. John ■ at. from I)u■ven-' rccovcrK civil court of ■-* II. McJun■junkins. Thu Kil to tho cir■ county. Enter, ■itcring nn np■ami"* II. Mciniipcarnnce in |summons and luit judge disI the ground of Eiccnusc a nedEt lawfully be- it Wealth Of America Shows Big Increase In P ast 12 Months W ASH ING TO N, Jnn. 1C. — The wcnlth o f the United Staten at the end of December, 1022, on the best estimates available o f nil proper­ ty classified by tho census bureau, was placed Wednesday at $320,­ 803,802,000. This was nn increase of 72.2 per cent for the decade. 004,000. Many difficulties and necessar­ ily wide margins for e: tinmte and error in putting together its cal­ culations, the bureau * snid, made its findings Impossible o f the close application given to its population the category of national wealth was real estate and its improvenu nt* subject to taxation, which were found to he worth $155,908,­ 025,000. The second item in point o f ’ size was the grouped valuation of the clothing, furniture, vehicles and like property of individuals, which totaled $39,810,001,000. Third on the list was the vnlue of manufactured products on hand and in distribution, plncisl at $28,. 422 848,000, while the next largest iteni_ was $20,505,819,000 repre­ senting real property and its im­ provements listed by the states ns exempt from taxation. Lrt holds that fcse, the entry 1 |nd recorded in j ■ns in its cap- i Ball the parties 1 ■ the appeal is 1 I two judgment1 ■try of appeal ' Rsdiction of the |c cause and of i ■ a r o f the one B ig such jurisBulil allow the ■ having such ■ t could ill nv ■ profi'c ! im : H it duly t.-i!;*•?« HilitVmi.mt. H cluding American church workers in Eurojie outside of Turkey-inEurope, or workers among Huropean immigrants in the United States and Canada, hut including workers among American Indians and Asiatic immigrants here and in Canada. Since 1900 according to the at­ lns figures, the number in Asia from munhants has increased in Asia from 022,1(10 to 1,533057; in Africa from 312,857 to 1,015083 not including Europeans perman­ ently resident there; in Australia Netherlands, Indies nail the Pac­ ific Islands from 117,092 to 017,­ 728 counting only aboriginal or indigenous populations; and in Latin America and the West In­ dies from 138,388 to 308,228. In China the number increased from 112,808 in 1900 to 811,505 as fcpi rted in 1923. The number in joint judg- Hppcar ir. the ■ in the nppel■ lie Intti i case Burt is needed. Barty would lie Bicnt rendered B e matte:*. I this cave gave nn of the two Ic.fcmlapts b e - 1 Ismus*s was disprt should have Bring as nn np! so that there t on the merits he cause that i all pnrties di- 50 Cross Word Puzzles $1.35 Postpaid A complete book ° t -r,u puzzler* bound with at­ tractive h a r d cover, including a Venus Pencil. The Rage o f the Day! Spend evenings profitably hy improving your , mind. Instrucj tivc-cducationul. T h o c cross w o r d puzz les will add countless words to your vocabulary. Order NOW and be convinced! Send your order nt mice. The first volume will surely make you a fnn and get you ready for the next series. Send money order, express or cashier’s draft. We will ship COD if you desire and charge you the postage. SPECIAL OFFER. ..We will send, postpaid Series 1—2—3 $1.00 missionaries in resi l)A RWAI. CORP. Dept. A-1II3 98 stations, not in 799 Broadway, New York, N. Y. a supremo order o f ig as fo r rt of record ho nurt will doterits merits if it y presented. es High Is in Juries United States Leads World In Giving To Foreign Missions, Statistics Show N E W YORK, Jan. 15. — The World War caused the withdraw­ al o f all Protestnnt foreign mis­ hit naries from 219 residence sta­ tions, which are today either not occupied at all or are in the hands of Christian nationals, according to data compiled for a World Mis­ sionary Atlas soon to be published by the Institute o f .Social and Re­ ligious Research. Of tile stations completely va­ cated 12d are in Africa, 58 in In­ dia, 21 in Western Asia, II in Netherlands Indies and the re­ t Growers mainder in scattered areas. For tho most port the stations vacat­ Was Fake ed were occupied before the war by Continental missionaries. But are Jan. 17.— Tes- despite the war, operations shown by the new atlas to bo on I never received laments made in ers Co-operative G AR D E N HOSE I alachicoln was by witnesses for cent per loot * trial in FodorVillinm Lee Pop. • For Few Days ociatea who nre U mails it, „ con'<• A. D. Miller, '• purchased one the organiation, fed no dividends, inter Haven and offered testl- . Japan grew from 42,835 to 134,517 in the shmo period, while in Kor­ ea there was nn extraordinary in­ crease, from 8,288 to 277,377. About 700 Protestant organiza­ tions nre now carrying on miss­ ionary work, and their total income fo r general foreign missions, ns reported in 1923, was $09,555,148. O f this total, according to tho at­ las, $-15,272,793 was received by rocictios hnving headquarters in tho United States, $3,357,739 by Canadian societies and $13,312,499 by British societies. Continental societies had nn income of $.T. 031,305. At the end o f the nineteenth century the total income for Pro­ testant foreign missions- was $19,­ 598,823, o f which (ireat Britain and Ireland gave $9,495,502. the Continent $2,441,013, the United States $5,910,781, and Canada $545,998. In 1923 the missionary Societies reported having 1,157 qualified NU M BER 144 physicians from western lands nt T ry Smith's Barber work, and the atlas shows there arc now 858 mission hospitals, Shop fo r good barber with 31,204 beds, ns well ns 1,080 work. Ladies welcome. dispensaries. In the year covered by the 1923 reports 4,788,258 in­ Next to Valdez. When your back is sore and. lame dividual patients received medical or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism attention. | has you stiffened Only dntn relating to Protest­ FREE i f l A up, don’t suffer! ant missions nre included in this w M f Get a 35 cent hotatlns. The Roman Catholic Church ^B9 y tie of old, honest will cover its own field during / ^ St. Jacobs Oil nt ilo ly Year, through a monumental any drug store, Coupons Given With Every Phono­ for which preparations have Iteen our a little in your graph Record Purchased missionary exhibit at the Vatican and and ruh it made on n vast scale. right on your ach­ The holder o f the moat valu ing back, and the in coupons on March 15th, ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 10. — soreness and lame­ gets the radio set, free. The Southeastern Accounting Con­ ness is- gone. ference will he held in this city on In use for 05 Columbia, Okeh February 5. The organization is rears, thin soothYocnlion and Paramount composed o f railroad auditors in ng, penetrating oil Records southeastern territory, most of takes the pain right whom will he accompanied here by the missery. It is F. P. P IN E S their wives and families, it is stat­ ed. ’ 311 E. 2nd St. Phone 630-J RADIO SET K ? NEW OUTLET f The Paving of Geneva Avenue will Provide a New Route to Sanford from that This Highway will Pass by Sanford’s Newest Subdivision m E arly Purchasers will Ball Hardware Co j’°°m house and garage, on Oak Avenue *?» and 13lh Streets. Street paving and d- S3,000. Gool terms. S IN G LE COPIES FIV E CENTS, Property Values in this Section will Inevitably Double and Triple. V2x/> < HOSE IH‘r foot >' Davs WHATH1E Unsettled Friday and Saturday} probably rain and slightly warmer in extreme north portion; fatal) easterly winds. , be the Profit M ahers Tho many big crops of tho fruit and fancy vegetables grown with Armour’s BIG ( ’ KOI* fertilizers nre our best advertisement. Actual field results dearly prove their superior crop-making ability. Only high grade materials of known value enter into their composition. The plant-food is balanced to .suit the needs of the par­ ticular crop for which it is intended. They can he de­ pended upon to grow big crops if big crops ure possible- Watch for Our Announcement The Armour BIG CHOP line is complete. It Includes formulas and analyses to suit every Florida crop and soil. Among the four types of BIG CHOP citrus mix­ tures there is one especially adapted to the fall needs of your grove. And there’s a BIG CHOP vegetable fertilizer to satisfy every need of your soil ami crop. Descriptive booklet frey on request. Warehouse at Sanford Armour Fertilizer Works k West Commercial and R. I(. Ave Jacksonville, Fla. % The Suburb of Opportunity N. II. GARNER, Developer 112 Park Avenue �■C*v T- « Miami Expects Crowdl India Says Shipping a a n _____ * n _____ _ / v e i t ___■______ n ____ u A t O pening'O f Races Page Lady Godiva H ER E A R E GROCERIES M IAM I, Jan. 10.— One o f the greatest crowds ever assembled for a sporting event in Florida Is ex­ pected to bo On hnnd tomorrow a f­ ternoon fo r the first day’s racing card o f the inaugural meeting of the Miami Jockey Club. Post time for tho first race is 2:30. p. m. More than 600 horses ore quarter­ ed nt the track. ■Seven races are on <|'ie enrd for the opening day, with the field race, the Miami handicap, a sprint Of a mile and 70 yards, as the feature, : evon good runners have b en entered in this number. Th > Miami race track is located at Hialeah Park, about eight miba from the center o f the city. Dur­ ing the past year, approximately 11,000,000 has been spent on con­ it will Have n terrible rosponsibil- ^ struction o f the trnck, stands, stab­ ity when the consequences o f tho H les and othor equipment. popu'ution indignation become12 manifest. j5 Charges were made in the sen- j ntc that the Nationnl T ariff League I is soliciting contributions to pre-1....................... vent reappointment o f David J .! tlmony relntinj 1Lewis, of Maryland to the tariff |mrnt in tho FI commission. . . i care. ftpd foreign citizens. Two months ngcr i W Ur tho United Staten mntlts a tho y< y v M y with Haiti by which t h o _____ former cuntry pledge itself to rem- -----nog the financtni situation nnd to in the dovolop the economic possibiliticj budget o f the republic. ct!, nnt cAt this tim e Unit! wns bankrupt ha with n nationnl debt o f $32,000,000 Whe { r j* l3n'1 , no, credit. Tndnyj landed ,l 8,i« hl,y under ! itntio * A i,wxm KW, the currency is nt par land di " lcn hosP>lnl3 nre in operation and if $1,1100 nro maintained in ’ ’ nreaii outside the hospital zones, marine* ^dnica are lield in remote plnceu 1015, sun-1nnd sanitary inspection maintained character in n»l cities and towns nnd the most today .stringent regulation.'! are enforced |and carried fiut. it took years of . patient effort to overcome the ignorance o f the natives nnd th* influence o f the witchcraft and voodoo doctors, but today the pen- H E A L T H D EPEND S ON Q U A L IT Y GROCERIES . Fresh Vegetables Cauliflower. Celery. String Reims. Lettuce. Tomatocr, Green Onions, Bcctti. Carrots. Haiti. A native gendarmerie o f ■M emmissioned officers nnd 2,500 enlisted men hau been trained nnd equipped under the guidance of American mnrlnj officers. They have entire charge o f the policing ot the island and are stationed in every section. This finnnciul and economic up­ lift o f me the island m i <u i .land has bee nncconiplished solely through Haitian rerourecs and the friendly ‘coopcrntin o f the Haitian government with Iirigudlt'r General John II. Hursell, is being cheeked mid native doctorj l/inted States marine corps, the and nurses are being trained. I American high conimissioncr nnd In 1315 public works had vir- bis staff o f American treaty o ffitjmlly censed to function. Heads .... ' t-b>7 While much has been arrotnwere wretched and without liridIgcfi j ('I'-bed there is a long road ahead. and the lighthouses inadequateb to to [ UniDuration o f the laws and tho tho large number o f harlKirs and icing o f the Judiciary o f n high tho dangerous const. Today there { |»Lus are now occupying the at- J are inor.* than COO mile: o f go»d ti-i •tion o f officials. Mdern n g ri-1 graveled roads, many new bridges, cn lt « " « l colleges frm the United bbO miles o f new telephone and St. telegraph lines nnd n good tele- m< phone system in I ’orl au-Prince. ‘ be coast is now encircled by a ' chain o f lighthouses nnd autoniati- fij • ally lighted buoys which make AM navigation along the const and In- JM to tho liarbora easy and safe. In the summer of 1315 it is cmtimated that some 0,003 bandits in- >'* n fested Haiti. I ife ml poperlyr H IN L IN E W IT H ECONOMY ♦ ’ * ' • The economical housewife alwnvs 1».„ cries at the POPULAR MARKET S P 1 the best quality at the lowest prices \ the same , * * F A N C Y F I iO R ID A A N D WESTERN FRESH O YSTERS DAILY FRESH VEGETABLES We deliver to a n y part of the Phone 210---- 211 CASH G RO CERY F R E E !! U SE FU L G IF T W ITH E V E R Y D O L L A R T R A D E D 3 lb. |ikir finc.grain sugar .... •I pkgs Jollo. any fla v o r ......... 2 1-2 lb. can table peaches .... 2 lb. can sliced pineapple..... 3 cans Van Camp Tomato Si fi ti 3 3 lbs. Yam sweet potatoes lbs. meal nr grits .... lbs. fancy B. R. r i c e ...... cakes Ivory Soap .......... Tw o Stores 301 Sanford Aye. and Third St.— lit) anford Avenue FREE D E LIV E R Y LOW ER PM PLUS Announcing Opening FRESJI OYSTERS D A IL Y Flus means m additional and i o f that somethin ter quality moa ous service and groceries shopij arc assured of prices “ plus” til stores. Phone 39 When others Go tj| Down On W E SE LL FOR LESS G ro c e ry and Market M RS E X P E R IE N C E D H O U S E K E E PE R TO , M RS N E W L Y W E D :- “ I buy everything fo r the table at PIGGLY W IG G LY found from experience that I got at PIG G LY W IG G L Y nationally known merchandise nt lowest p.-iccs. No one I don t want, I don t have to wait to be waited on. I select anti vegetables I want. Beauty Best 5 String on market l)7c Sterling I I onl trii wit Tough and durable Paragon Reliable quality .... “it s a rrp.l pleasure to go through the trumtilcs, handle and good s. Quaker 20 oz pkg_ A & P Brand, 16-oz pkg J A N U A R Y 17TII 410 S a n fo r d A venue~-410 2 LI5S. S U G A R W IT H T H E P U K C H A 1 LIS L1PTON C O C O A ..... SULTANA REI) PITTED Iona” Brand REI) FRONT ENCORE BRAND *»»»■—w». B e a n s £2 2 lbs. 2, 5 c Baskets o f Groceries to two hundred customers trading: $2.(10 or more. Given as follows: You Try It Once and Use l.J It Always ! CO FFEE 55c Red Circle 8 O'clock Smooth and Mild, lb.... 15c i U 1 groceries SANFORD AVENUE Grocery and Market USJ A 'T E A 1 M India Cey^ 2-oz pkg ........ A 1 Especially Selected, lb . 50c Simnyficld Selected by Our I From Choice Or* * Gardens TH EA NECTAR Bokar Coffee Supreme, lb CEIIR Y Large S►talks I t B e S I) G A f 1 1 0 lbs. 8 : None Better Prepared No. 2 can sauce und cheese Orankc 1-1 lb pkg M ixed 1-2 lb pkg........ ~-H Pail Cake qr Buckwheat, puckage �IflX a . '. . ' P A G E E IG H T High School Girls Will Play Orlando Here Friday Night Flier Predicts 12 Hour Flights Soon By Huge Derigible Girls o f the Sanford High School tonight nt 8 o’clock will swing in­ to action against the girls’ team of the Orlando school on the local basket hall court. Each o f the tennis ha- losto nly one game, to Kissimmee, and by virtually the same score and a fasti game is an* ticipated. The last appearance o f the local K 'rl* team resulted in a victory over Honnio May Kinley and Mary ( Kinlaw; centers, Mery Kliznbcth , Moye and Anna Kanner, guards, j - Hilda Hutler and (Taire Zachry. Prices o f admission will be 25 'cents for school children ami 25 cents lor adults. W ASH ING TO N, Jan. 10.— Brig. Gen. Mitchell, assistant chief of llm army air service, was culled to­ day by the house military com­ mittee for further questioning on a bill proposing the creation o f a department o f aeronautics in charge o f a secretary o f cabinet rank. The measure, introduced byvRepre eutative Curry, Republican, Cal­ ifornio, was warmly endorsed by Gen. Mitchell in testifying before the committe (nest week. Before Gen. Mitchell appeared today Bdward Rickenbncker, World War flier endorsing the bill, told tlm c'.minitte that in 25 years huge dirigibles would make non-stop i tlights around the world and would r< min in the air 12 months at a time. He insisted, on questioning that bis picture o f the future was m. “ ns ridiculous" an t Imilnr state-1 meals would have been about the automobile industry 25 years ago. A ir liners appearing o ff New Vork harbor, be declared, would be nut by smaller aircraft, which land on I lie larger ship, and the passenger.: and baggage would be removed to the city by means of the: c auxiliary craft. Trapped Whale Ruins $5,000 Worth O f Nets CORDOVA, Alaska, Jan. 10.— A whale, chasing a school o f her­ ring into a lagoon during high tide at Kaekenink Huy, Scldovia found himself trapped and, before he followed u gasoline bout three weeks later out o f the luguon to­ ward the north Pacific ocean, dam­ aged more the $5,000 worth o f fish­ ing nets after being wounded by Ll 1'1 liumlretir. ot bullets, Hish lorn■ tnUsioia-r \\ ill turn P. Studdert re­ : counted on hi:: retuiu here. The lai,ooii noted a:, ne o f the ^fiiujjt h iring bant.s on Cook Inlet being crowded with fishermen dur­ ing ihe .anon, is four miles long end twe miles wide. It is connect­ ed to Kaehemak Uuy by u narrow shallow channel. Twelve njt were destroyed the first day the whale made his appcaiaiK-e. Fisher men, aided by Commissioner Studdert, trained ev­ ery shotgun its tamp on the whale as he iped from one end of the lagoon to the other without find­ ing nn exit, llmiuted o f nets were ruined hefoi j he followed u small boat tiirough the channel. five years and by a fine o f not more than $10,060. CHICAGO, Jan. 16.— Kenesnw Mountain I amlis baseball com­ missioner, Thursday night said he Thi ■ is Diana, central figure had no comment to make regard­ many French scandals, in the eos-i ing the statement of District A t­ tunic she wears in a show at the torney M. Bnnton o f New York, Casino do Paris. Would you fay this was naughty? She has played that he would prosecute Jimmy to crowded houses over a record O’Connell, Giant outfielder, and run. Coxy Dolan, coach, for their pari in the 11)21 bribery sea mini, if the i omniissloned presented evidence Fatly Christian'- did not have of a crime committed there in via- i hells on their chinches until persclation o f a New i ork statute cov- . ciitiou ceased. (•ring such an offense. 1 EVERT TRU E S’ v ci Hawaii Provides Sport For American Sailors r e e v t 'p c vtsR FOR ’YDO/ Pit? . KENNE-PY. TH 4T p R o p o .7 A L S o t3 M I T T d-X>, & U T T h K J L S '-" IN I T T H A T t K>ANT T o A W & 5 rcR e H O NO LULU, Jan. 10.— All sport facilities of the territory, base­ ball diuui'imln, football and basket­ ball fields, truck ami field grounds and larbor crew-race curses, will be at the disposal o f th • men and officers of the United States licet during its visit and maneuvers in Hawaiian waters next spring. The sport:: sub-committee o f the territorial fleet committee is pre­ paring n map o f all athletic field * and facilities on the islands. Cop­ ies will be forwarded to the fleet severei months before itu arrival. It in hoped that the fleet bas­ ketball chniupiifnshlp may be de­ cided here. Several track meets are being scheduled fo r the fair ground.. Boxing, wresting also are also on the program The rouiink course in Honolulu hat nor, where the aaci ,*nt Kings o f H-i'./ii i held their niece, will be tin wo open to the fleet crews. In whaling days the harbor used to nwiorunodal • 500 vessels. a n y t h in g : is Y owj Owe CL/IUSE Y o o ^ G ,o v J T This is the one Sale of the year that all Central Florida looks form — to and really waits for. A vreond Hill Tildt n is what the experts say about Horace Or er, re­ el ally crowned junior indoor loam.; champh n. Or*er started playing at 7, under the direction uf hi i".tiller, in action, he reminds one of Tilden, lacking, .<f colli > tin finu se of the champion. There will he no half hearted price reductions— we have gone throuj our stocks and cut deeply— in some instances we are offering merchant at n price that is below cost— in addition we offer great quantities of fra new Spring merchandise at very low price levels. New York District Attorney Favors Taking Baseball Scandal to Court GXCTuSO. M 6 , f 1 R . T R u e , - . X New Y ear Resolutions KNTOFM Y o u T O I X J 'T 30 NI.W \ <IKK, Jan, H>.—The aft ! him tdf officially on the question ermath of the Dolan-D’Coiinell until he iiatl studied the law. He hriliery scandal developed a new intimated, however, he was not in angle Thin day when Dhtl’Ict At favor of the public prosecution, tnrney llaaton o f New Yorl -in- n toting out that inee ill-* br b< ry iiouih'cd he would prosecute th ■ deal lud falle i through and the principal:, under a law specifically two players had been banished e o v i'ia g .licit offtnset, if ha e- from the game, there seemed no Imll < i oiinissioaer Ijtmli. provid­ tit etl for lich action. ed him with the necessary eviThe text o f the law hearing on denic. Mi, llaatoa indicated that the ruse, which was adopted in he would take no initiative him­ 1!)2J after the exposure o f the self in the multi r. White Sox scandal, follows: 'I his |k the Bee’s— The |it>• thihly that OVcnimll l "Bribery of bars-hall players: Manchester, Fngland— Ida Grace dd be indicted and Whoever gives, promise or offois Lon do hula-huia dancer, didn’t give otd Dn|;,n the heen' knees a chance to rent on pro rented for their part in the to any professional ha chall plnyher burnt-cork skin when a swarm deal to bribe Ib-iaie Sami, Phila­ ' r any valuable thing with iatecrevealed e it to influence him to lose ot try o f them emerged from a hive in a delphia sllorl'itop, wn corner of an old theatre here. The t when a New Yotk newspaper pub- to lose a hac.ehall game in which lice1: stopped the allow, driving , li died the pecifieation of Ihe panuch player is taking part or ex­ covering baseball hriliery, pects to take part, and whoever Mia i Grace and other performers I1 law ' classifying it as felony and pro­ being a professional plnyci, solic­ into the i treet. viding a maximum puni htnont of its or accept : any valuable thing Ti Short Line Railroad A .so fi .t years impi isoameiit and $10,- to influence him to lose a hasehail game in which he is taking cintw n <- v notice it oppu.'-cd the ooil f i n e . Fa t- ::i Trunk line eon olidalio." ■lohii T. Ileydler, pre ideiit of p ail or expect to tiki* part, is 1 prop, .a ! by the Van Sseringer the National League and a l-ad guilty of a felony, piini'dial/c by lirolhere. ing figure in the Dolan-DVoiniell, imprisoiuiient of not iiipre than Yiii TN PO P LOOKiINC I ’ ve, Now in Progress B Y CONDO 'O l d O K O All Good Roads in Central Florida) Ju s t M I N U T E Ttv_t_ C L l Q H T o w e . Lead to Yowell-Drew’s Orlando is the good roads center of Florida and every road leadsi re d ly to this great store. short drive front your home town and you’ll find the savings you e x c u s e , lake by purchasing, in this sale, will amply repay your transport* x pease. M fL . K S h iM E 7 P Y ,— X N O T I C E T u r k is h v o n i p , 2 .0 Ju s t (n /-\IT A m in u t e T tU . L M S. s m o k o ==n L IG H T o u t III Note These F.xceptional January Values. BlxDO Sheets $1.29 i w or *£.% KtnvKC. ihe . By T A Y L O K r*Y v v *:*T V So MOURE THE GUM THAT *5ELL6 TH IS MUD THAT MAKES A LOT OF DISCORD IM TH E H o m es o f h o n e s t l a w MOD ARE MISTAKEN SIR - ON THE CONTRARY WHERE MAGIC MUD Co m e s in a t t h e d o o r DISCORD FLIES COT OF T H E WINDOW A B ID IN ' C I T I 2 E N 5 - E H ? ' ' :* ■ This special for Saturday is alone worth making a trip to . 1«— ■ £ Make it a point to attend this sole—-it is' Drew’s for— co-operating with our New York office we secure a'grtf •> :•* * <••>**:* >•:** * * ■:•* * •:* number of Washwell sheets to sell at this price. GVsIAN1 KNOW WOT I’M TALKIN' A B 0 U T- l he Correct Footwear for will he on sale Saturday only. Iailored Costmues T They are seamless Drive in and get your share. Pillow Cases Dame Fauhinn tlecree Tailnrnil Suit, 29c To l>e Correct In Footwear Styles i You must have smart Tan Ties. 1200 of these Cold Seal Pillow Cases go on sale Saturday nt this1 m.ukahle pi ice. 1hey are -12x.’i(> inches and are of a guaranteed StuiKlrj unlitv. We will dispose ot this entire lot Saturday so come in early gel your share. Priced low for the Clearance. Wi * The Shoe comes in iliuatraletl the new Cordon Hose shades o f light tun i’>- fi h a r d w o r k in g w o m a n a n d a Go o d p r o v id e r b u t s in c e u s i n g m a g ic MUD SHE W ONT DO a n y t h i n g b u t a d m ir e h e r s e l f i n a m ir r o r eylet ti«* with low heel. ~ — \ MH WIFE YJUZ. A V JELLAREN’T lr£_ HOD i Gl a d t o HAVJE A EEAUTIFUL \ THAT'S NOT TH ' P O IN T - 1— ‘ SHE’S SO PROUD OF HERSELF T h a t s h e ’s q u it t a k i n ’ i n VMASHIN’S ^ NOW I ’VE GOTTA G o OUT AN' GET A J O B '!» $1.59 Priced at $ 6 .5 0 to $ 7 .4 0 Another January Clearance Opportunity that you cannot overlook, full fashioned pure thread silk hose with reinforced double high splic Also a semilar style with military heel ami plain toe heel ami toe. Every pair guaranteed perfect. and six other popular shades. Shown in black and The Home of Good Shoes O RLAND O . * ♦ ------ , V . T FLO R ID A t +4 + ****+ *♦+ *+ + + *) �ead Every Classified Advertisement On This Pa^e iR P R O F I T * : 1Herald Want Ads Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance jj- F O R R E S U L T S rd Daily Herald -AD R A T E S Cash in Advance ,td ad*. *• E » ^ e d la t.lT f a __ I f a lla* __ ft* a line __ f a lla* _____ 4a a Ita* T i f t doubl* aboaa Ld'dstl* » r* ,or ° oB* ] lno7rtS ” r« * « Un* th fcfarV^IO o J ot flrat fria r U r««trtct*a to laiilficffltlon. Cor m made The Bail­ 'd will be rssponalble ■re Lnrnrrect Inaartlon, liner, for aubaequent p The office should b* ametllaialy )*» CM# ■L • * *" |AI>VEItTMKIt§. d r«p rn «m n lie thorhtllar with rate*, rule* Jlratlon, will Klvo you Jlnformatlon. And if ■thpy will assist you In our want ad to male* lectiva. lltTNAT NWTICB. are ehould *lve their rpoetofflc* addreaa as ^pir i>b«iie number If i reeiilte. About one . of a thotiannd baa a J and the otbera can t Ite with you unlea* j your aildreaa. Lntlnaanre MCST be T arraon nt The laaalil office or by let* ilrphoiip d'aceatla* do! valid. Service. Prompt. Efficient THIS ESS DIRECTORY fo place within easy he people of Sanford ps an often needed. [Is list when any spe­ lt is required. It Is alphabetically fur faience.. spare in this DIRECTORY I'llONB MS icd Directory IE AND MOTOR RE­ WINDING. ELECTRIC SERVICE Jpcrt Electrical repairs. Central Ave. Orlando, |<MULES FOR RENT fF.EL Car. Drive H Oak and Second St. [H<mV RE P A IR IN G STEIN — Automobile jepairing and Rebuilding. Hume. Oak Avenue. TOS FOR' H IK E " 1C in SERVfCfi Hay Meets all trains. BagJn-for. Phone 551. f v c f o T R IP S _________ CALDER. Day and Ixi service. Anytime, 1282. or 25. PTO WRECKER |HO. Day or night ser?a7 phono 394. Night {VCTY I'A R LtH tS i B VIt It 1K i'. Murinello |all kinds. Rain water a Old First National ibl'iing. nbono 245. CAFE UfTl.l. CAFE p'«*st in Service and Qunl't Street and Park Avedrugs DRUG STORE — PreDrugs, Sodas. Wa ["■at- you aS your phone. (Kl.K* TlilCAI. MID i ELECTRIC CO. r ir=? to Gil Ion & Platt F' lia. Kverythtiik elecUJ, KleetruKith t'.' -^i VTKINS AND J** SUPPLIES f ^ P l a T c K s t a t i i TTT. P - , Dil, Tires, Aceessor ,,c* a smile. Elm U- Phone 447 L3. yihi-cp stations. Magr aecntul. First nnd Elm, I a vcii ip. unj njth street. P ’TVk,., _L1 GRIST Classified Directory Advertistag H U N T IN G I.EAUN ABOUT Yolk County and M A T T H E W PRESS — Printing. Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* Quality, Service, Price. Com­ *fram. Pest advertising medium in South Florida Published mornings. mercial St., R. R. Ave. Miscellaneous For Sale Graham >3 Ton Truck 1923 Coupe Dodge 1924 Touring Dodge 1922 Touring Dodge 1922 Roadster Dodgo , 1921 Ford Fordor Sedan 1923 Fort! Runabout 1925 Ford Ton Truck (Cab Body) 1923 9 Passenger Ford Suburban bus 1923 Ford • Panel Light Truck 1924 Overland Touring Above ears reconditioned, all run fine and look good. Prices Right— Terms “ Mnvbc’* I. W. P H IL L IP S SONS Dodgo Dealer Phono No. 3 Oak & Second 1923 Real Estate W A N T E D Automobiles • Dodge W A N T TO S E LL— List your pro­ perty with Us now. Your de­ scription will go in new catalogue now being made up. Seo the new manager at the new location. A. Strout ''Farm Agency, 404 1st Lost and Found FOR S A L E — Small home with j S T R A Y E D — U r g e hound, dark three acres of land, 50 orange j reddish brown with light breast, trees nnd truck garden. Ideal spot Answers to “ Wheeler" or “ Boy.” for chickens, electricity. nnd, wot i.; \.\ <-. Cargile, Cassia, Fla. . minutes out on hard road. I hone 571-J._______________________ Houses t or Rent A L L WOOL S L IT S Tiiilored to measure; guaranteed to fit. $25.00. Snnitnry hand T H E SEM INO LE PRLNTE RY— I cleaning and pressing. Scotch Printing that pleases. Prompt through the Xenia1 Gazette* Woolen Mills, 305 East Second FOR S A L E — Brick block, business ~ ~ ~ * c n tiine'\VTtP UPhnn M r J‘ Ncw Io' ! Xonia* Ohio. Rich agricultural Street. property paying 15 per cent. L E N T Modern 4-room bunW ANTE D TO RENT OR LEASE __eation. Melaka Building._______ district. Want ad and display Jrnb>w furnished or unfurntshetl. — House not over six miles from Pricc 114,000, Cash $1,000. BalSanford Building nnd Loan As­ ______ P A P E R H AN G ER ________ |rates on request Sanford on or near paved road. ance good terms. 112 Park Ave. Close in. Box It . H. T. Pace. sociation Preferred Stock can be I. L. T A L B O T T — Painter nnd pn-! c o lu m b u b ,0a., r.E u n K n Room for chickens etc., if possible. Thrasher & Garner. enshed on (HI days notice, interest raasi* h n vs rv, 11 . . . . . . O* 4it 1 1 ** i ■*: i , c .. per hanger. , Phone 340. 1151 *bed ml* have'the largest circu­ payable April 1st and October 1st Houses For Sale Address K. C. Care of Sanford lation In Southwestern Oeorgla Park Avenue. Herald. hat, Sc (S-word) Un». you can’t beat it. FOR S A L E —Four five room R E A L E STA TE TO REACH th* prosperous farm­ bungalows lined throughout, just W A N T E D — Position as bookkeep­ ers and fern growers of Volusia Stock in th# Sanford Building nnd D. A. C ALD ER & R. R. ELDRIDGE o ff paved highway. I’rico $800.00 er or stenographer (male) 5 Real estate brokers. All kinds of county advertise in the DeLand Loan Association, established 1008. each for ouick sale. Must be years experience. Good references. seen to be appreciated. Can givo property listed nnd for sale. Of­ Daily News, rate lc per word, cash Phono 571-J. Tampa—Water supply system to terms. A. II. Hawk, Glnfleivillc. fice 108 Second St., Nenr Park with order*. be installed in Sunset Park addi­ W A N T TO IIU Y— Flat top desk. ----- 1----------- t t — —f — s r “ Avenue. Phone 282. M AINE— Watervilte. Morning Sen­ tion^ STEW A RT'S S C11-1) I VISI ON FOR S A LE — Nice little home in Inquire Herald office. tinel. ^Thousands of Maine peo­ Allnmimic Springs one of the best locations on FalJ. E. S PU R LING , sub-division ple ure interested in Florida prop- FOR SALE— 10 acres celery laud, Two hundred beautiful building lot 4, Eurnkn Hammock. Rich­ FOR SALE OR T R A D E -P o rd 0 t ™ fo^rl.u rn creook stovc Flor- lots, prices range $150 to $850. metto Ave, Five roohis. bath nnd specialist. Subdivision to Or- erty. Reach them through tlK Cash or terms; Come Inndo, Florida, and F l o r a Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba­ Touring car. late 24. $295 cash ence' 505 MyrtK>' 1 hone UJ8' U See these large lots before you garage. non, Inti. and see it. 2018 Palmetto Ave. Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ tion. or $85 down, $25 per month. F. buy elsewhere. Don’t buy a lot way._______ ADVERTISE in tCe Journal-Her- CASH— Paid for falso teeth, den­ Breeden, address Smith’s Barber without a public alley in the rear. duced immediately tn enter Help Wanted the Shop. nld. South Georgia’s greatest STOVES Come and see me any time. I live weaving sheds, and not only learn tal gold, platinum anil, discard­ here and want neighbors. SANFORD STOVE WORKS— Oil new,aPaP«r. Morning, afternoon, ed jewelry.— Hoke Smelting and the hit: incss but are paid for it, W ILM ER STEW ART stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, ?neckly an.{.1Sunday Ciassilled rates Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. W A N T E D — Immediately, salesman while older weavers grt extra pay this Cause, otherwise Pecree |‘ ro ovens and victn.las. Your credit „ ??r *|ne- Waycrosa Journalexperienced in selling automobile ________ Altamonte Springs._______ to tench the youngsters the craftt. will lie entered against accessories. P. O. Box 705. FOR SALE— Milk cow nnd house­ Confess!) is good. Phone 4UL-3. 321 First Herald, Wnycross. Georgia. >ms and *'indi nf v «m». We have some beautiful lake As in almost every other big in­ Street^___________________ hold furnishing. 701 West 3rd IT 18 FCItTIII-Dt OUDKKKD. That „ ... front lots on Lake Wildmere one- dustry nowadays, employer's in­ T A M P A MORNING TR IB U N E — Street. i his citation lie published once n j W A N T E D — Two white waitresses, T IN AN D M E TA L WORK half milo from the Dixie Highway terest does not halt with teaching Send in your subscription to the week f.w eight cnnseeut Ive weeks Phone Benson Springs inn at our in a nest o f beautiful clear lakes, Tribune or hand it to your local JAMES H, COW AN— All kinds FOR SALE D. Vat." 6,h ' U' y " f Uo''" n' bl'r A j expense. for sale. of Tin nnd Sheet Metal Work. dealer so you con read Florida’s 75 White Leghorn pullets. K. A. nonsr.ASd. We will build your home, land­ J. N. Westbrooks One yenr Water and Boat Tanks, A t Oak greatest newspaper. Clerk of circuit Court. Semi- ! W AN TE D —Two or three light 5l) Rhode Islam! Bed pullets. nolo County. Florida. $8.00, 0 months $4.00, three month's housekeeping rooms. No chil­ scape your grove, and reliave you Avenue and Third Street. Tele* Also friers and eggs. Gunsmith Hy A. SI. Weeks, It. C. $2.00, If you desire $1,000 insur­ J. G. Gut phone 111. dren. Address Box W, Herald O f­ of trouble and worries incident to Mellonville Ave. (Seal) Grnphonolas, Clocks, Sewing building up a place. fice. •I. ‘ I. Sharon. T Y PE W R ITE R S AND RE P A IR S ance policy udd 75 cents to your Machine In the meantime, you can go erder. Solicitor fo r Complainant. FOR SALE— Humphrey gas heat­ All makes of typewriters for I lee. 5, 12. lit. 2fi. W AN TE D — Furnished apartment fishing. You can fish in any one 121 Sanford Ave. er nnd hot water tank, cheap. Jati. DO YOU W A N T to buy or sell 2. III, 2.1, an. snle on easy terms, for rent, also or light hous ekeeping rooms. Tel- of the dozen lakes, nnd if you don’t repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 . J , I f * ° „ ndvertUo ,n 1009 U" ion AvenU,?* know how to fish, we have several in t i i i : c t itc r iT cot n r o r t i i r 591 Wilson. Bull Bldg I tho Galnesvilln Sun.” experts who will be glad to show sHVK.NiTII .1 1 1)1(1 % I, ClltCI'IT ---------- — ---------- -------------------- ---WEST cut v11,niw, \_n , . VI no IM A —Clarksburg, The YOUR CHANCE— $125 buys comHADDOCKS STEAM PRESSERY you. Mr. Schoifield who has been o r I'l.tlMIOA. IN t NII Hilt V E T E R IN A R IA N Clark elmrir exponent, morning J. G. SH AR O N fUfite vulcanizing outfit. Fuji s i : u i n o m : cot n t i . Ladies work a specialty. llu singing at the Baptist Church will Sunday, mnrnlnn Issue. DR. A. D O LAN— Veterinarian. Iticludlnr IN Cl I AN'i 'lilt V. instructions and chart for instal­ Atlorney-nt-Law Sanford Avenue. Phone 327-.L I cent tier word, minimum tie. vouch for the above. Itel-AIr lteiilt> Conipaii>. a corpora­ Dolans Vetinary Remedies. 313 lation. P. O. Box 324, City. L A K E JESSUP L A N D CO.. Inc. W ill practice in all the courts tion, complalimni. DKVELOPKtlS ATTENTION- -Pen­ E. Second St., Sanford, Fla. W ANTED TO R EN T Jon. 15 to VS. Lungwood. Flasacola Is heglnnlrtK the rrentnit de­ Examination o f Abstracts of Land Ltt Mr. Rozellc measure you CITATION. June 15, 3 room Apartment or velopment In niorlda's history: a Clnn. et at.. Oefendants. Titles given especial attention small furnished house. A. P. Con­ Apartment house on First St. half million dollar hlxhwny to the for your spring suit. He will lie Mary Rooms For Rent To Mar) i*. t.lnn, Jim. M. Francis golf beach Just finished: a two at B, L. Perkin's for a few days. ami This is a bargain. OlTices in Seminole County Bank wife. -----------Francis, t'harles nelly & Sons. million dollar bridge actor,it KscainV U T If'P Francis ami wife. Alice E. FrtuiF O It H E N T — Two unfurnishc| Building i ,< „ , . - .t>la Ray started: quarter million ms. and each ami every of the above IF YOU want to buy or sell your One five-room bungalow, in good rooms ami Garage, bln Oak Ave, |dollar opera bouse under construc­ FOR S ALE —iNUtlLc. New 5 room liunga- mtnvil defendants, if Tlvtns. amt If property see Thrasher & Garner, condition. $590.00 puts you in this tion; two millions being spent on FOR RENT— Front bed room. Furchin e."for JlrS I d..,nYs\r.U rt.,,|" " V . m o l 'X lim - 112 I’ark Ave. They have the right house. devslopcrs to get In on ground screened, fronting Dixie Highway. „ ; k inUr.-s(s under nt"in it ml **vt*rv prices. Sanford Sign Shop ni.shed. 807 Magnolia Ave. floor. Write Development Depart­ Price $1550 if sold this month. Buy ' nf tin- following ,|, a*.'d <lt fmi Five acre farm on hard road. Designers and painters o f San­ FOR R EN T— Desirable front bed­ ment The Pensacola News from .owner. Runnals, Sanford,. dunis, to-wli: .Mary i.lna. Jim, M. the mil itnv „r April, \ l*. t'.ij;,, now in crops. Cheap nnw on easy Roiito A Bov 517 1 ran.-ts ami w ife ,---------- I'nincls, ford’ .. distinctive signs. San­ room. 813 Magnolia Avenue, AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Fla r Ul., KOUIL A, UHX 01 i. i liarlvH S Fraacls ami u lf<% Alice ami then mul there imihe answer terms, ford Avenue nt First Street. gusta, Gn.— Augusta’s greatest l.\ Frunris. nr In jiml jt tu the hill uf complaint exhlldted FOit RENT — Two unfurnished classified medium, rate cash ,09c FOR S A LK —The registered a ir -1He- lumU ht rcinafifr th scrii* ti. in Phone 480-W. It Is farther nriler.ii that this M e have houses to T\ nt. Conte rooms. 004 Laurel Ave. charge. 10c per line, minimum , dale pups that were in Ball’s :ltl I'aitbs claiming Iiip t ih I s oml onier nf I'iihUi-ui Inn in pnhllsheii | in and see us.— Senunom Realty • „ , , ■, , ler .M ary 11 1 iiii, deceased, amf bus.30c. |show window last Saturday. Males tmn,|, Arthur uiim. .leeeas.Ml. An la The Sunfurd Herald, a newspaper1f 0<( E. Second Street. BEDROOM for rent, hot water. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA . — St. Silo. Females $15. J. \V. Coiley, giiHtii* .1 Vmmlio. ilveeaavil _______ _. i—■ uml puhllHheil 111 Sullfiiiil. Klorhlu. 919 Oak. wife, l.oulsa t\ Viiuttliti. iteciNix.'il. w it n k s s . K. a . Di .iik I.ihm Di.wk OW NER M IL L SE LL close in lot, Johns County is reached through Ingleside Farm. Cameron Ave. id hu H ruurt uml the seal therenf. , . Islah l>. Hurt. iP-i-.-useil unit wIr,-. desirable location for residence, — ■ ■■ Hurl, ileceuHeil. nr otlter- In The Sunfurd Her,Oil. a m-wnpu- ' FOR R E N T— Rooms with or with­ the St. Augustine Evening Record. SAUSAGE Small cash payment! Quick results. Two centc per word. w Ih.-, In npil In til> following ii"- tier pnhllsheii la Sunfiivii Sentltioli' for $1,199. out meals. Reasonable rates. Murlilo and Grunlla from all All pork, oak smoked, 40 cents m-lltiml Itiiuls Hltuute, lyimt nnd lin­ County.' Pldflrtn. UUCP fach weel, , required and b'alance can be paid Smnple copy on reauest. l u r r l t i ' Heat of quality and Lincoln House. per pound, post paid. Cash. Mini­ ing In llie i’ ll) nf Siinforil, I'l.untv wiirkinun.itilp. WITNESS ro\- huiul anil the nril I mulll lily. I hono 430-W for sp* j T A M PA . FLO R ID A — 1 ampa Daily mum shipment, 3 pounds. Satis­ uf Senilniilr uml State nf l-'lorlila, Write for latest designs. FOfl R EN T— Large corner rooms Times, the great home daily, faction guaranteed. Mrs. Enoch more part Icillni ly ileserltn || im fill- nf the ('ireiill t'oiirt uf the Seventh i poinlment. C. n. TITLXB&, Jllllli-lnt Circuit of Hi" Stale iif -----■ ■■ — 11.ivr*. tn-uU: for one or two people at 309 Park rate l'.4c per word, minimum S,infi.nl, rinrlile Ali ttiul purl of the -South West Miirlilu. Ill mill fill- Seotllmli ( ’null- i IN i till t IT I <>I IIT, mi:\ IIN'I II Sawyer, Tifton, (Ja. Ave. Telephone 193. Also one charge 25c cash with order. Write r . O. I l e x MI2. I ' h u u * M l tv, mi t ll I m llte Nth lliiy of .1 .1 1 1 1 1 .111,1 .It till INI. I l l l l l II', <!i:illM ll.tt tjnuriir nf ilnN Noithiusl ijiuiili-c I rill NTI. I I <11(111 N. apartment fur rent._______ ________ for complete rate can! FOR S A LE — Baity ( ’hicks can mill tile Sort invent Ijmuler nf Ihe A I*. J,J2.'». V. It. la U'HI.ASS. IN' CHANCERY f .i v. »,,,,,», . | .I,.,. ,i. Si iii I hen **t tjtiurt,* r nf S.**■I hin •:!, (S-all -u-1 PALM BEACH C ( ) U M \ —The make you 200 per cent profit on Tmvu'diip in. .smith of it.ms.* ;i Clerk uf ihe Ciretill C>.urt h. a Rush iiik. i .‘muplat mint, Building Material nf Ihe Seventh Jutllelul scene of stupendous development your investment in ten weeks. Free I Dust, which li. * i-tust m ihe " i VS. I'trealt nf l'’ lnrMa In unit \\ till.mi Itn Jdriir. Def,*mlaiit, D A V ID IT. H Y E R Read about it in the Palm Beach circular by addressing Box 41)I, • tamln uml Mi ll.m\til.. Il<»iil. h .-* till.I, FUR 111Yi IRC 11 heglnrililK at ihe Sum lit) • at i.'nrI Seiiilnide Coiint' , M IRACLE Concrete Co., general Post. Sample copy sent oa re- Continental Hatchery, Valdosta, in-1- nt [he NnrlhweMt tjliarler of Ihe Hy A. M. \\ Ml-.US, I •. C. CITATION. AltC 'lllTK C T cement work, sidewalks, build- juni-at. (in. Snttthi-anl fjiiarter id Hiihl S.-etInn. t ' I'-nrKi- A. I>eCntli*« met tl. \V Spell It appearing from the sworn Idll Town.ililp mnl itniote, ami run I.’.ihi i ci r lr . ttidli-HnfU anil id Cnmi uf eimplailit filed In this cause ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. E.Me:uher JL. I Ax that veil are a resident •.f i slat* N»nh .......... tv..... fm- c.iinplnlnant. Terwilleger. I’ rop^_________________ ADVERTISING gets reaulta if tt WO DO FOR S A L E — I feet, fine, i '* ....... Hone Itulldlng Jan. D rn . .iiiitr) other than the State o f' chains, tliciice smith In licaht reaches potential buyers. Pa$ 1.90 per cord at my farm, G. i ilnIm;, Florida, that >our r. sldeiicu when I Lumber and Building Material mul nhin, all that part nf the] Fell. ii. 12. 2l>. 27. M ir. ii. Orlando, rtarldn latka Daily News is circulated in M". L. Smith, R. I. Moore's Sta Fnutitriist <Jumti-r nt tnc Nnrlli- 1 NIITII E III' \1*1*1.II \TIUN m il last heard of was S.infer I. Flnrhl.i, ■ Carter Lumber Company 1 \\ DEF.II I NIlF.lt s i ;i iiiaN that > mu reside tie.' Is unknown. Mist iJn.i I't.r. and tlm Nnrllm.ist an industrial and agricultural see- tion. N. Laurel St. Phone 5fi5 2.72. UF Till'. lil'-.NI'-.ll \ I. "1 IT Tin i . fori- you, William ItuahliiK, I tjuailcr uf tin' Snutltw'i'sl fjiiurtcr tion. t TF.S III' THE STATE all* are teijulred t.. lie and uplieiic h. pine*-* of riwiilirrico arc mi* uf Suctlnn :it. Township I!*. Smith IIIL L LUMBER- CO. House c I'l.OIIIIIA. fur..... . said CIren It Court at San­ uf Italian 2 1 East, which Ill's East TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of i. Service, Quality nnd Price. Nntlee Is laciel.y clv'i'li that Illeh- ford. Florida on the 2nd day uf Felt-j Ii. A . SPE IR Florida real estate advertise in I IT 18 TilMitHKOitu oRPEftHD, uf iiilundu and Mellniivllle Ituail, aid J. Handy, put'i'lmser uf Tax rum ), A I >. t-‘ 22.: amt tli.-n and litis, tlm South l.tll ehultiH. the St t’etersburu'I’ inies One cent tlmt )*iu. noil cm-li nf xnn, Im, mnl me.-d. t eicrsourg times, one ccni | , ,l(| h,.r„,,v r.-M uir-H i.. app-m i i't If lea t e Nu, 2U a, .tali'll the *.th TO TH E PU BLIC: I ha*re make answer to the itlll nf and tn any and all other persons | CA RPEN TE R rhis lull nf .•.nnpinint in tuii whose names me unknown, riaim- day uf J tine A, I*. Hi22. has filed rumplulut exhlldt. d UKallut vnu, j The following named contract­ cent a word dully, two cents a word said eei t If leal.* In my nfflce. uml Ollier wise u ilecrei' pro t’ititfx ■> Inc mi) rlnht, title nr interest Itl Sundays. __ _____________ cmisii mi tin- 2ml day of Kehriiury ors are fair to Organized Labor rn Itrp alriiiii: mul lli'lto ilr tln x xf n r>•f i >I •f , fffiaf « r • .» L* - ')i *1I llli* ( I t*Itj>••' tit ftilllfuiti. and lu tin- prnpei ty h. i i lniihuv e has made upldlcutlnri f..|- tax deed will l.e entered avtainst you It la i.rdei'eil that tills Citation and pay the Union Scale set by THE MORNING JOURN.VL is the. p,>mlni>ii' fouidv, i-'l m-1*In. unld !.*■- d. si-rllii A. nr mi) part nr parrel tu Issue tn ncc-.rituiice with law. Aili1ri'<M - 1(Ml P a l i n « ' ( ( i » .%! »■# Said certificate •■ml.rac. s the fulhe puldlshea! *.m*e ti wevdc fur four accepted want ad medium in 1 litu a Milt tn i|uli-t till,- In the rum- tlmrei.r. Local No. 12(51 of Painters, Dec­ luw lap ilveu-i'lhcd ptnperty situat­ cnnseeutlvn weeks. It Is herrhy nrdered that yon tiialnntil. .1 . r l.alrot. tn thi' hi-ridnorators and Paper Hangers of Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word liidnr.- tli-m-rltiinl land, and then and and 'iicli of you |,e and appear In— ed in Semlnide euttnt), Flnrida. InWitness m> timid and i.'ttl <>f the an insertion. Minimum 25c. Ciretill Court mi Hits 2»ih via) of America: tIliTt- ni.lkn llllHWt-r to this hill of lure our said Circuit t’ntiri at the wit: Heir, mi:’ 1 ft. S. uf N\V ear. nf 11. e.'iiiher A. 11. 1 2I. W. Ii. Pell, F. W. Tcmpecton, FLO R ID A — ORLANDO— Orlnndo fiiniplulnt I'Xhlhlti'd attiilnst you lit Court House at Sanford, Elm Ida. mi MU' *1 See 3it Twp 20 S. tlaiUie E. A In HUH.ASS. *1)1 T ill. \ Nil FAINT V. C. Coller, C. F. Metcalf, Horace 20 East. Run E f.2.lt ft N fiO ll.2 Clerk nf CUenlt Court. SemiTlm Calm Th a t Savva You mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ fi. W, 7 .7 .0 ft. S. 30U.2 ft. mul Hole futility, Florida. Jimincz, H. Darrow. R. L. S e l-! fied business, rate lc a word, min­ Money. . Men. Id.' ft N. nf SW Cur. uf I Seal) Manufactured tty lers, Jesse Cook, T. S. Delk, I. S. imum 24c cnslt with order. See 3It Twp. 20 S. Ranke 2'i |!) M. WEEKS. D. f . E lirr«aii-I.liid *li> )r I'n la t Tat, Talbott, T. M. Dunlap and G. W. E Ron N 711 ft. K lot;, s fi. J. it. Shamil, Sold hy S. 1.37 ft. Wly 1020 ft 21 ai-re-. S.dh'li.a- fur Complainant. Venable. Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. A L IT T L E W A N T AD in The l.aasMNa; f a i n t COMPANY Ttie said laud li.-liat assi-ss.'il at Jail. 2, :*, H i, 23, 3ll. “ A S K MR. C O N N E L L Y ” 113 Miaacttidlu Axr. O. Shinholser. We also ask the Herald will bring you big re­ tin- dale of the Issuanee nf aiieli Fla.<iae '270 public to see their painters have sults. Advertise those old articles i ei llfleate In the name uf A. Hau­ About the Following Bargains er. I ulema said eertlflcate shall In* British Cotton M i l l their local card. you have stored away nnd havo reit.'iumed aei'iirdlng t.. law tax H. Darrow, Pres. no use for. A little thirty-ccnt ad s|v-rnniu l»il il irr»Iii w mi l*al hip! t(i S E V E N T l I . . e l I t >u> S n i i f u r d \ * e - deed will Issue thereon nti the 3rd it u e lie I iv e e l . Il l l l i n n d I 7 l l . s l u t * In Boom Is Now Showing may hring you several dollars. e ii tti' it ViI*11 riMiitiN, KtiritKri day nf Fetiruar), A. I*. 1025. Chiropodist rn n trrn e »p n *u re , *l,.*iili. Fai s ) IN r i l t r i IT I til II I'. SEVENTH Phone 148 nnd a representative Witness ill) nfflelul signature fliHc In, I im ' ii IV im, I'rli't* Ji iiif iv i. r i i i r i i t . s u m in o i .e i terms. FOOT S PE C IA LIS T Lack O f Operatives and seal tills Ihe Huh day of De­ 8,T,i .'iH— runVi. Still |»t*r iiioulh. will call to seo you. t ot N i t , ri.n in iiA . ri III her A. !> . 11)21. Corn*. Hanlons. In grow ­ F I V E riuiin n e w l. u i i K a l u i v , l i r . l n J. E, I.altof, t.'umpl.tlnant, E A nul l it.ASH ing Nalls. Heavy Call­ s l i t e n t l a l neetl.nv u f «‘ i l v . n i . l e v v a l k s | Vlt. M a n c h e s t e r ,J un. in.— Some­ f^Uti) « — Hail per itioiillt Im im n Clift: I'iieoit I'ulirt Siiulu.de ouses or tfrcd a.-ht'iat m u l s t r e e t a l l In m u l p a i d f u r . Charles E Hr.eiti-r. J If Hagsilati-, IhwIiik d Nurllicl land. Ivlin.'. Im In/: C.niiiiy. Florida. thing o f a tratHfurinutinn i.* ban feet. r»«riM>iti Imtiaubiu-, imiderii, nnd P r i c e *.*),2ell.u n , s.'am c a s h . S '.u p e r In iht* c*m 11111v o f S c i ul11*d*1 m u l S l a t e IN CHANCERY. ^iMid hit'lltloti* Prli’i* (Heat) muii 1h, jrenittg in the Lancashire cotton D ll. C. I.. E M I.E h Trustee, and each *>f them. If liv­ of I'lfitld.i. to-wit: Hy A. :,l WEEKS, D. C !„,t t »-). of Sanford triadi , which has een under ,t cl iud ing and If dead, all parti.** **la'u: Vowel) Drew Eldar. S I N T V - E l l l It I ih .I lo t .in 1*i i 1111 I In F I N E - f u - r e u r a s u e u n i t e n e a r C n iin llchilitH Aildittori tn Sanfor I. tint tntiiri'HtH In tlm lundii and pi*i-Phono. Elevator Orlando. .if depression since the great unni t i r n i i r , e u s l r r n e v p i . s i i r e . SI..-.-.U. «r> C ln li , s m a l l tmaasr, a l l tn r lit , * iiM |i« r plat thereof duly rceurd mIsi's Involvcit in this suit, us ATTE N TIO N CONTRACTORS .-,1 1 0 — !-, Cllsti. *22.11 I'nsli, *211 p e r in u iilli. uf it few years ago. Looms which i*d In I*hit lh»*di 2. I'iiUPH tl'2 inid In-lrs. ilnvlaens, it ran tees hi* iitln*r f)R B U IL D E R S il :t of the I1ii Idle Iterurdfi *if ntood idle for many months are be­ rliilninuts, under Charles E. |,OTH — I.OTH — I.CITM Cum pare these prices: 100 Camp ing run again, and on H eml iml*1 I'ounty. P lurid.*. Rreeiler. 4. H. Itak'S.tale. Trustee looking And t*» any and nil part Ion whiwi* and each uf them. deceased nr ii iilll pul >iiii la nf Mdiiii* of lln* Ii «*k| liif m in (iiii n. Johnston 2-tiiish windows, gootl round for operatives to work oth­ nanoH are unknown, H.-ilmitu; any Elton J. Moughton olherw Iml*. I lefendant s A rbnitre* I m liiukr mimr r»*i»l Set* nt, lontiition, 12 light Hlxlft glass, in er looms, manufacturers lititi they rlKht, title nr Inter.*f»t In and tn the OltHER Full Htrill.lCATlON pni|iert> herel Ilbeforc d*'>4«*rlhed or lots of 25 windows $1.75 each; To Charles E. Hreeder, If living, havo migrated to other industries. A R C H IT E C T and If dead, all parties cl.*,lining In­ any part *«r pareel thereof. in lots 50 windows $1.00 each. Ilk) This necessitates the adoption of It appearlriK hy tlo* sworn Idtl of terests under Charles E. Hreeder. windows fur $1.25 ouch, delivered methods hitherto foreign to the (Itealturs) deceased, nr ntherwlsi-; .1. II Raws* eomiilalnt In thla i'ltum* filed, that First National Bank UId{f. Sanford. trade, and unknown to tin- oldest dale. Trustee. If living, mnl if dead. 5'<(ii and each of you, have or claim 105 .Magnolia Ave. 103 N. Park Ave. all purlieu i-laitnlltK interests muter j Pi have smm* right, title ->r Inter, st T. L. LONG weaver. S a n fo rd , ------------- F lo rid a J. II. Ragsdale. Trustee, d' "eased. In ami !■• the lands and premisess Phone 48 Phone 122 311 First Street Sanford Children leaving school ate in,,r utlii-rwIse. uf. In, and tu tue ful-1 herehdtefure descrihed mul that OH , mm Seminole Marble Co. NOW IS THE TI ME A. I*. Connelly & Sons By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER 7 ) a x C a C t .L x ; i’ m CL-A.O v/E. w o m 'T T O CtO - C— f H t A H 'A W F U L N IC H T M A vC O E - | »\ O P £ Y O U N O T T t- U N K IN ’ O F* C ,0 1 N N. r . TtlK FLO RIST” I , ' , ‘r all ot'easion.a. |tUe. Phone 2G0-W A O D fb A ^ t^ O tM T - b o T O O L L ' H A.VF T O O O n iO M E A N D ! 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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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 16, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/114ef8745172d1a924ea0cff01abdbda.pdf 2f4e4afcb2a5d411856fe1943716f47c PDF Text Text iflt rtCTW-': m . Unsettled Friday . prottably rafn and sHftttJy wamwrin extrema north portion; fresh easterly wind*. ‘ . =' ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES “M a’s” Aide SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. JDENBY’S ACriONlCom m unity Fair clo se d LAND COMPANY At Longwood With Big IN OIL LEASES Banquet Thursday Night SALE TO CLOSE IS COMMENDED ON SATURDAY *s Decla>olicy Is fntilAft Monday i SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1924. Minority Report o f Senate Committee Takes Up Task of Defending Former Sec­ retary of American Navy Heaps Criticism Upon Albert Fall ves risis Report Made Prior To Final Adoption of Majority Opin­ ion to Be Made Next Week ficulty In [inisters id Justice With a banquet at the Orange The senator was followed by Dr. and Black beginning at 7:30 o'­ E. D. Brownlee, pastor o f the San­ clock Thursday night, the Long- ford Presbyterian Church, w h o wood Chamber of Commerce doa- spoke on the relation of the church cd the two day community fair, to the upbuilding of a communi­ the first exhibition of its kind in ty. M. B. Smith, stats’s attor­ the history of tho town and the n ey who Is now in Sanford in con­ first in the county in nearly a nection with the term of circuit quarter of a century. A number court that is in progress, gave a of prominent men from Sanford, Vivid word plcturo of the future Orlando and other cities in this o f the state. Sir. Smith touched section, were in attendance. upon the phenomenal growth of Visitors were welcomed to Long- tho past and declared in effect wood with an address by Mayor that this was merely an introduc­ J. E. Walker. J, E. McCormick, tion to whnt is coming. president of the Orange County James G. Sharon, newly ap­ Chamber of Commerce, replied in pointed judge of the Scminolo behalf of the visitors. Mr. Mc­ county court, urged that the pos­ Cormick praised the cltixena o f sibilities of the state be boosted Longwood for their progrosalvo- to tho utmost to make tho state ness and predicted a rapid growth continue1 to go forward. Continu­ of this section, particularly Long­ ed work by those living here, tho wood, Sanford and Orlando. judgo declared, will make Florida Senator M. 0. Overstreet, of Or­ the leading stnte of the entire lando, followed with nn address union. on community development. The A new phase of Judge Shar­ senator congratulated Sominolo on’s recommendation wns brought county on its roads, both those out by R. J. Holly, in connection actunlly in existence nt the pres­ with the link between the develop­ ent and particularly upon its pro­ ment of a community nnd the gram for rood development na in­ press. Mr. Holly urged publicity cluded in recommendation by the ns the means of bringing about Chamber of Commerce and tho development of tho latest resourc­ County Commissioners. es of a community. Senator Overstreet dcclnrcd that Dr. W. C. Weir, president of this and other progrnms of do-* Rollins College, spoke on educa­ vclopmcnt now contemplated or tion nnd its relation to spiritual under way, insured Sanford and life in a community. Ho declared Seminole county of a particularly that spiritualized eduention is bright future. (Continued on pugo 3) NUMBER 144. j To London TAKING ACTION ON SHOALS BILL Pale Of Stock To Date la Already Past $200,000; Mark And Indications Point To Oversubscription vA rtfe.4 Leaders Favor Taking Bill to Conference Instead O f Sending: It To A Committee Subscribers Now Number Near 175 Matter “Simmers” Until Saturday Records Of Company Shows Large Number is Interest­ ed; Many Small Investors. A.. .■ ■' J President Is Reported Euan WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.— Con­ Sale of stock in tho Sanford Ho­ To Be in Favor O f Alnr.son B. Houghton of New York curring in tho majority’s “ full tel-Realty compnny, already well now nmbnssador to Germany, is to Measure’s Passage measure of criticism" Albert B. past the $200,000 mark, will close he transferred to London, succeed­ nt 11 o’clock Saturday night, Harry ing Amlinssndor Frank II. Kellogg, 16.— Repre- Texas will have a woman secretary Fall as secretary of Interior, but WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.— defending Edwin Denby as sec­ T. Bodwcll, through whose realty newly appointed secretary of state. leichstag of o f stnto as well ns a governor. retary of tho navy for his part organization tho stock is being sold, according to reports prevalent in Congressional leaders wero laded by Dr. She’s Mrs. S. W. Mehnrg of Plain- in connection with the naval oil nnnounced Friday morning. Tho official circles. atill in the air Thursday night campaign to dispose of the stock lancellor and view. Mrs. Fcharg was one of leases, the Republican minority ns to what steps would he tak­ "Ma” Ferguson’s first senate oil committee has reported will be closed with a whirlwind declaration Governor appointees. en next in the Muscle Shoals drivo that will include visits to conclusions to the sennte prior to or today has many prospective purchasers hith­ controversy. There were incalling up for adoption next week intil Monday erto unrcnchcd. of tho majority report. cr using indications, however, There are now 175 subscribers Submitted by Spencer jUther ia exthat a determined effort to tho compnny, it is announced. The report, signed by Senators ilty in fimlwould be made in the house to Ail indications, according to those Smoot, of Utah, Stanfield, of Ore­ ike the portin charge of the sale, point to n gon, Buruum, of New Mexico, Cam­ send the Underwood bill into justice, cleanup of the stock if not over­ eron of Arizona, and Spencer, of conference rnther than to tho mili­ subscription by Snturdny night. It former lord Missouri, was submitted by the last tary committee. is urged that those desiring to pur­ named senator so it might be be­ After tho tn?aruro, approved Recent minister chase shares not wuit for the call Church Board Declares Expul­ fore the senato prior to the calling irx-Srtsemann Wednscday by senato had been sion Will Be Fitting Punish­ of n solicitor but that they come up for ndoption next week of tho messaged to the houso Chairman Jcrninn chunto the office o f the Botlwql! Realty majority report submitted at the ment for Alleged Teachings Testimony Given Before Sub­ last session by Senator Walsh, Company Snturdny otherwise they his appointThat Were Heretical Nature McKenzio of the military commit­ committee Shows Nation Democrat, Montana, prosecutor in nro liable to he left behind when lernoon from tee nnpounrud he would allow tho tho snlc is closed. Has Money and Genius Yet the nil inquiry. |r he had nsquestion to “ simmer” probably un­ CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 10.—Ex­ In the whirlwind tho campaign "The minority concurs," the retlmt he had Trails Other Nation in Work til Bntunlay before seeking unan­ pulsion from tho ministry wan an­ with which the sale is to he closed oprt said, "in the full measure of solution for solicitors will make the rounds of imous content to have the pro­ nounced here Thursday os a fitting (cabinet crisis. NF3W YORK, Jan. ltL-M onoy c.ri.llci8m wl)‘ch thu. »«»jority in­ the railroad shops here, the ire punishment for Right Rev. William posal sent to conference. An ob­ , ' . . . dulge upon the conduct of u cnliiI— the first 'omus for an ulr program that nct onkcr who ia ahown to have plant nnd the titiKty plants. It is Montgomery Brown, retired bishop jection from any member would rvntivc hour- nnd ge thought thnt ninny subscribers will of the Protest Episcopal Diocero of block this procedure and it v.us would put the United States in the accepted a loan of $100,000 and, thc republic bo found there among men that Arkansas. The finding cumc from indicated that in tiiis event Mr. ply will appear leud of any other nation are avail­ certain other favors while in office. haven't had time to arrange pur­ the church’s hoard of review ufter McKenzie would seek a rule to Friday uft- able in thin country, yet in per­ Such nets cannot he tolerated nnd Special Committee Of Cham­ chases earlier in tho week. Seven of This Number W ill Be arc not to he condoned. formance, the nation is fnr behind three days o f argument on the no­ luivo tlie bill shunted to conferences It is urged by Mr. Bodwcll that tion of the trial court which last instead of to the military commit­ Interpretation of Statutes. ber of Commerce Makes Re­ Played in Sanford and Sev­ iruted to ironing Fruncc, England and Japan. This contemplating investment in May found Bishop Brown guilty of tee where it otherwise would go. “ We agree ns well," it added, try situation, wns the burden of testimony Thurs port Relations With A. C. L. eral Others Will Be Played those the stock consult their bankers in of uttering doctrines contrary to Senator friends of the bill, how­ (trouble in the day before the congressional sub­ "with the majority opinion thnt the Over Projects In Sanford. It Cities Thnt, Are Nearby order to relieve any fears that they those held by the church. ever, were inclined to believe it ! May and which committee of inquiry Into the Unit­ only possible criticism thnt could may possibly have In connection bo placed upon the conduct of the into a hope- ed States air service. The reviewing body ntfirmod the would be best to have the meas­ Negotiations with the Atlantic iford baseball fans will have with the venture. Prompt action, trial proceedings without excep­ ure go to committee in tlie house. Witnesses declared American de­ secretary of the navy, Edwin Den­ sc of the indecirecent general signers had developed types of air­ by, or of any assistant secretary, Const Line Railroad Company to- an opportunity of seeing the Mil- however, is regarded ns essential tion. Bishop William A. Leonard They oxnrCMed tho belief that the pchstag. planes— military nnd commercial— relntes entirely to the interpreta­ words providing increased parking waulee Brewers in seven gninea on for at the rate the stock is now of Cleveland, presiding officer of bill would have plenty o f friends ,ra cabinet nm- which for their respective purposes tion of statutes glaringly ambig­ facilities at tile Sanford station the lAal field when they piny some selling prospective investors will the court, explained thnt tho pow­ in the military committee and that ho unable to secure stock if they caricty of con- could not he equalled by other na­ uous nnd to the inauguration of to put the sentence into effect perhaps nfter come alterations had { 4f J er of till leading teams of both major delay unduly. will be concentrated upon by the administrative policies where no rests with tiie house of bishops. been made the committee would re­ tions. They told of the majority of kely hostile curMr. Bodwcll pointed to th* fact That body, which meets nt the gen­ port tho hill, paving the way for special committee of ttic Sanford lengufc, according to an announce­ him during the world records for aircraft which express statute exists." “ The disputed interpretation of Chamber of Commerce, it was an­ ment \pp$artng in Milwaukee pa­ that a _ nurpher of ’ small in­ eral convention of tho church in final action on theb Underwood ek of bartering the United States holds of the op­ w ..provestors nro coming into the pro. l 4CT»- U CN>ru- eration of the air ninll, “ the great­ statutes is urapcjly „befor$ the nounced Friday noun at the regular pers lVit Sunday when Louis M. jeet and that indications are thnt New Orleans next spring, will lieur post! bv u inodiiU'jron of it ut this the reports of the trial and review ve r^.uV •o f <e­ est, commercial Service in the' n n > ;i for bimetal determination chamber meeting when n committee Nahln,business manager announc­ many other;* will seek stock before courts nnd approve or disapprove Representative Longworth,, the m eliminate the world;" o f privnte flying in West­ nnd nothing In th*1record in tho tho sale closes tomorrow night. ed the completion of the schedule Republican lender, saiii h** had not party and other ern rtntcs which outdid similar leant effects the integrity and pa­ report was rendered. Other mat­ of trainng games. them. Approval can be given only Mcnmvhile the results obtained by a two-thirds vote of all the 130 made up his mind ns to whnt pro­ the conduct of activities in any other country; of triotic devotion to duty and high ters o f importance pertaining to All together the Brewers will thus far in tho company’s nppcul hishons entitled to cust ballots. the relations of the railroad com­ cedure should lie followed. Noithlis campaign bc- the readiness of bankers and busi­ character of Secretary Denby." With further reference to tho pany nnd the city, were reported play |fi exhibition games nnd in for co-operation of Hanford citi­ If “this majority is obtained the!or wan Chairman Snell of the rules tho election of ness institutions to utilize ncriul addition to those fa y e d here, will zens, nre hailed with pride by offi­ sentence announced Thursday will committee prepared to say wheth­ $100,000 loan to Foil, the report by the committee. |the nationalists transportation. The committee .declared that,! appear in contests in nearby cities cials of the company ns being a he formally pronounced by the pre­ er h? would favor roporti.i ga res­ » Nevertheless, commercial nvin- said: acreage ir. their "I f the claim thnt these favors though tho parking space mutter o f Orlando, Eustis, Leesburg and certain indication of the interest siding bishop of the church. Fail­ olution to rend the hill to confer­ as, and It wns giv- tion in the United States is threat­ were in the nature o f bribes is sus­ had been discussed nt length and Lnktlani. The schedule is regard­ thnt is being taken in the project ure to obtain n two-thirds vote, ence if plans of Mr. McKenzie to |tus through Gus- ened with death in its infnncy, wit­ Announced one week ngo today, ed ly Otto Borchert, owner of the were The biggest nir- tained in the criminal proceedings counter propositions had been made club, ns one of the best baseball the sale of stock in tho company would, it wns said, amount to a obtain unanimou* consent espousal of a nn- nesses testified. by both City Commissioners nnd already begun, punishment ade­ frustrated. Rej. Garrett, the Dem­ disapproval that would in elTcct craft manufacturers ure being Igcois coalition, inilroud officials, no appreciable card! thit could hnve been arrang­ hns been increasing steadily each bo a reversal of both the courts. on ntir leader, who has declared eing the new cab- driven from the field, nnd the gov­ quate nnd prompt will follow. progress could be reported. Rec­ ed. day to such an extent that pre­ himself in favor of the bill, reiter­ Brown .May i’etition ranger o f over­ ernment was held chiefly rcsopnsi- Crime is individual ami guilt is ommendations of the committee, Mnnaper Ilnrry Clnrk nnd his diction that tlie entire isruc will Possibility that the New Orleans ated his belief that it should go to : upon its career ble because it not only failed to personul. Under the Constitution according to the report, arc to he regulars will arrive in Sanford have been disposed by tomorrow meeting may not bo cnilcd upon to conference rnther than committee, D:l out of toil votes co-operate with private airplane men are presumed to be innocent Mur. 5. according to present plans night, is justified, officials further vote on the que question was revealed •YU". McKenzio who led the light manufacturers, but nctually com­ until proven guilty, but whether transmitted to the higher officials und will he followed nn Mnr. 13 declared. bledged to it. of the railroad niui favorable ac­ in tho house for the bill pasicd dur­ when Joseph W. Shafts, chief coun­ [cabinet posts not peted with them to a disastrous the participants be in fact guilty tion is expected. Plans for rushing the develop­ by the renkies. Manager Clnrke, under the law of innocent, the act sel for Bishop Brown, notified the ing tiie lust session to authorizo )l bo alloted to the degree. no ment of the proparty are said to appeal court of hie clients inten­ acceptance of Henry Ford’s bid for The committee reported that its lias nlrenly nnnounced that itself is most represensible, causes _lho ministry of Constructive Plan Fought jiohiouts ’ ill be permitted to enter be nbout complete and within u tion to petition tlie house of bi.di- Muscle Shoals, declared there hml Representative Randolph Perkins national humiliation nnd cannot be request for an uptown ticket office camp Inti ’ be vacant tentfew days announcement o f those had been met with tho statement ons for the selection o f n court of been too much talk already in Saemisch, whom of New Jersey, sub-committee chair overlooked.” The fir t exhibition game to he plans will he made, it is under­ ultimate appeal, to which the case committee over the question nnd from Mr. T. L. Dumas, division The minority asserted that the in view, declined man, declurcd nt the outset that superintendent, that the business played h re will he on Mur. 13 stood. ti nt nothing could be gained by re­ (Continued on page 3) might he further referred. portfolio of trans he intended to lead tho inquiry in Sanford did not warrant such nguinst ’ lucky” Harris’ Washing­ Concluding scenes in the trial ferring the Underwood bill to his Jgrr Is considered away from the investigation of an office. The average monthly ton Scnuors und world’s cham­ were murked by the personal par­ committee. Irtnnco as the com- government air service financing, ticket rules here, Mr. Dumas said, pions. !•ve days later the Brew­ He fiid if the committee is giv­ ticipation of Bishop Brown. At tho >f the Dawes plan which characterized the Washing­ are between $1,000 nnd $5,000, ers will i cot Tris Speaker’s Cleve­ morning session he addressed tiie en jurisdiction and report.l a modi­ ftailcd the author- ton sittings, toward a search for which is insufficient to wurrunt land Indins here. court of affirmation of his bclief'.i fied bill the house and senuto would stry. u constructive plan in which the The tc m will break camp on added facilities. and during the afternoon session be nt odds over ut least some pro­ tho new Gcrmnu government and private resources In response to u committee re­ Apr. 8 ml its finnl game on Flor­ .......... .. were ....... given, . . . . . vision, with u result that the proh* ut which.................... the findings could join in creating u powerful quest that a viaduct be construct­ ida soil vill he played in Lees­ bdd his fciiow Vdshopa flatly thnt lum would have to he referred to tary—Dr. Gustav commercial nnd military program. ed on First street at the ice plant burg on pr. 3 against the Read­ he hml no desire to retract one conference before the end of the That tho Seminole county convict Representative Frank It. Reid of WASHINGTON. Jun. 10.— By a in order to eliminate blockading ing Club of tho International seai ion, if any final actioa is to be e Interior— Martin Illinois instated, however, upon standing vote of 170 to 0 the house of the crossing there, the super- League. The team will also meet camp is in a "particularly unsani­ word of id* teachings. obtained. “ Oil, 1 can not do that,” he ex tary condition" is tho conipluint scorching each “ witness for knowl­ Thursday passed ihe $30,000,000 intendnnt replied that he thought Atlanta ad Nashville before going Tim eoin.uittco chairman also contained in the final presentment claimed when Bishop Leonard ask onomics— Dr. Knrl edge Concerning “ the $433,000,000 rivers and harbors bill. that such a structure could be to Louis*)lle where it opens the of thu county grund jury which ed if he wished to do so. “ I did i deehir.xl h im vlf in fnvot of limit­ the government spent on the air The measure as sent to the sen­ 50 per cent o f the expense which .season. completed its work and adjourned not intend to make my statement ■ing the house conferees to three Food—Count Von services between 1020 nnd 1024." ate would authorize this expendi­ was estimated nt $25,000 to $30,­ Followi g is a complete schedule for the term Thursduy afternoon. of this morning ro obscure us to j rcpreientati.es which would menu He frankly stated that he was try­ ture for improvement on 35 pro­ 000. o f tho twin: Rep. Morin, Republican, I’etinsylvaSix true bids and four no true bills give rise to liny such possibility.” Labor — Heinrich ing to learn "whnt, if nnything, the jects. March 13— Washington Ameri­ were returned by the body. Following the report, the com­ I ilia, (Jiiiiin. Democrat, Mi.- dssippi, government got for this money," Included in the bill was nn mittee was directed to tuku up with cans ut S nford. ur I • a XT J,,,d himself. Proponin' - o f the In the report on the convict und whether, if nt all, private air­ Justice—Dr. Schuamendment by Representative Bur­ thu railroad the matter of making March 8— Cleveland American* camp the grand jury recommended craft interests wore aided, by such ton Republican, Ohio, to name a some provision of berths for trav­ nt Snnforl. 1•aid to have ns one o f thdlr reasons that steps he taken to improve con­ losls and Telegraphs an expenditure in their struggle section of the Black Warrior Riv­ elers leaving Sanford; placing a March 9 — Baltimore Interna­ d i t i o n s . Complaint also was made for preferring ko luivo the hill WASHINGTON, Jnn. 10.— The to “ get America into the uir." er in Alabama, between dam No. 17 crossing gong at the Goldsboro tionals ut Eustis. to committee in the house the be­ thut u quantity of uhiimioncd The first testimony to go into nnd Locust nnd Mulberry forts. crossing, and tiie inclusion of SunJcfense—Otto GessMarch II—Cincinnati Nationals trucks mid machinery ho removed. house piuwcd the $211,000,000 rivers lief thut a majority of senate con­ and harbors authorization. the record wns a letter from Ar­ Lake Bankhead, in honor of tho ford in the advertising of the rail­ at Suufoij. l • . I■ The county court house nnd juil, C. Bascom Slump announced lie ferees i might be hostile Do the thur Brisbane, publicist, in reply to late Senntor Bankhead of that road passenger service advertising. March iJJ— Baltimore Interna­ upon inspection, was found to he would resign ns secretary to the hill and disinclined to put up u a request that he testify. Ho said George A. DcCottes, at the re­ tionals ut riustis. in u satisfactory condition. The president. Representative Everett light to keep it intuct. ised Killing his attitude on the air question was state. No effort was made to amend or quest of the chamber president, March si—Cincinnati Nationals county home, is in need of new The word went around th • cap­ Sanders of Indiunu will succeed enough known; that the Unit eliminate any of the amounts cur­ gave a sketch of the organization at Orlnmfc. Indifferent woil itol today that Pro- Idont Coolidge, screens and it was recommended ed States should take warning , ried in the bill, and its nassnge of the Hotel-Realty Company March 25, 20 — Philadelphia that drinking wutcr he provided, him. now thnt the Underwood bill had Tho Isle o f I’ inca treaty recog­ from the great air activity dis (C'tntinucd on Page 3) (Continued From Page 3) thut tho steps and tlie porch he nizing Cuban sovereignty over the emerged victorious over tho Jones CISCO, Jan. 16.— played by France, England and Ja I was accomplished in less than six ; hours nfter it was taken up. repaired ami thut n septic tank territory was taken up by Ijj'j Iamendment, was desirous of hav­ Dorothy Elling- .pan—the latter especially; that “ ai . The measure represents u com... to provide for snnitury arrange­ senate after more than twenty ing final congressional action tak­ Jhl confessed slayer though future wars will he won or i promise between the rivers nnd en on tha Underwood proposal, be­ ments he installed. Ither. Mrs. Anna Ei- lost in the air we are as unpre­ harhors committee nnd administra­ years. The school hoard was requested I'ocd Friday a smil- pared «:• Germany: “ that we should tion leaders who several weeks ago Railroad executives continued fore adjournment Mur. 4, nnd wiu to correct what wus termed by the their testimony before u senato piopared to do what he could to jdiffcronce that hns “ stop this nonsense o f building notified the committee thnt n $52,­ grand jury as the crowded condi­ committee on n hill to reduce the tiring the senate nnd house Into Ner attitude since $15,000,000 battleships to serve ns 000,000 hill reported last year must tion of the school busses. dday, charged with targets for bombers,’* and acquire he pored down approximately $13,­ interest charged on govrcramwi COmP,ot* W " " * WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Con­ other b'lnids closer to it which had True bills were returned against loans. at once, even if they had to lie 000,000 to comply with President flicting views on ratification of the been ccdd to Cuba. Senator Mc­ Charley Lewis, charging breaking A plan to Iran* for to Washington Tugs A re Unable To mi 12 hours of purchased abroad, “ 2,000 of the Coolidgc’a program of economy. 20-year-old treaty recognizing Cu­ Cormick, [Republican, Illinois, re­ flay, tho girl still best fighting plnnes thnt can be Although several amendments ban sovereignty over the Isle of plied that tho isle v a s no different anil entering with intent to commit the legal proceedings instituted iu a felony; Then. Morris, manslaugh­ Montana against Senator Burton Move Submarine S-19 the party" just as made.’’ were proposed, none rcluted to tho I’ ines was presented Thursday from othlrs about Cuba, either ter; i’resly Williams, first degreu K. Wheeler wus placed before offi­ after the murder figures carried for projects. Rep­ when the senate finally begun con­ geographically or historically. murder; Robert Muck, first degree cials. CHATAM. Mara., Jan. 10.—Tha d at an apartment Society resentative Barbour, Republican, sideration of the pact under uu Leader VVill “ Force »nd only force," Senator murder; J. H. Mundon, desertion A bill to make mandatory the submarine S-ll) Friduy was firmly' IHer mother lay nt California, sought to insert a pro­ agreement culling for final vote Swnnson asserted, “ can tear tho and withholding means of support imposition of prison sentences for during a flare of W ed For Fourth Time vision that communities should this session. isle of Piri-s from Cubu. This nn- nnd Henry Williams, breaking and violations of the prohibition law* held in the sand on the outer bur contribute to the cost of locnl pro. Senator Swanson of Virginia tion will never vote to use this entering with intent to> commit u was reported by the houso judiciary of Orleans Harbor whore she ran aground early Tuesday in the fog. WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Soc- jects before receiving financial aid ranking Democrat on tho foreign i force to ^erpotunto this injustice felony. committee. Two powerful tugs strained at its from the government. This wns No hills wero found in the inves­ Florida Tract icty received a thrill Friday in the rejected, however, ns was an amend relations committee, vigorously 1at tho hoh‘«i. of any one. War will hawser three hours in flood tide urged ratification of the treaty, in -[not be iniulgcd in by the Ameii- tigation o f the eases of Stephen announcement that Preston Bibearly Friday morning but faded to by Representative Itoscn- sistlng the United States owed the ' can pcopU to obtain territory to By Coolidge son, playwright and social leader, ntent Welch, uttenipt to commit arson; Public Debt Increases move the stranded vessel. blooip, Republican, West Virginiu, isle to Cuba under an agreement; which the! are not entitled." anti former husband of Mrs. Al­ designed to prevent nil pollution W. E. Steward, grand larceny; R. which gave to the American nnvy | I.eadcrsure hopeful of obtaining M. Lowe, rupu; und E. Hy I'ulmcr, 7 Times in Ten Years fON, Jan. lfi.— Pres- gernon Durnby, nieco of the Inte of streams. a coaling station at Guantanamo. a vote oif thu treaty before the obtaining money under fulse pre­ |today issued an or- Murehull field of Chicago, will em­ WASHINGTON. Jan. 16. — Tho | Gas Stove Explodes , Tr The agreement wns assailed in : end of thu week, with the outc >me tenses. [ily ! reserving 110 bark in his fourth matrimonial public debt o f the United States U n l i k e l y l l i u t x l o o v e r i unconstitutional, but Senutur Ruiregarded m doubtful in view of tho o ___ __ _ _ _ _ _ . ___ _ |_ 1 land along the venture when ho weds Miss Evcincluding the federal government I Causes $200 Damage Heranando county Jyn H. Spaulding of Boston In thu W ill Be Transferred •don, Democrat, Incfanu, who do- j ratification. Markets. iuyed completion of a lengthy urTho treity was first presented to in all its subdivisions, multiplied ■HI so it will be availsprin nearly* seven times between 1312 [ gunicnt until Friday. He held tha*.' congress L 1001 und favorably re­ Damage amounting to ap­ tionul purposes. Tlie CHICAGO, Jun. 16. — Wheat: und 1922 it wus shown today b.v i title to tho isle belonged to th i* 'ported twn years later after an in­ WASHINGTON. Jan. 16. — A l­ proximately $200 was caused BENNY LEONARD RETIRES. one of the best isthough transfer of Secretary Hoov­ government by action of Cubu and vestigatioi. A minority report alto May, 1.82 Va to 1.81: July, 1.58% census bureau figures. At tho end Friday afternoon when a gaso­ lakcs in Central NEW YORK, Jan. IA—In ® er from the commerce department Spain and that it could be trans-! was subr itt.nl at that time und to 1.58%. Corn: May, 1.32% to of December, 1022 tho total was ! line stove in a laundry in rear s been popular with the propo ul wns shelved until the 1.32%. Oatts May, 61% to 61%. $30,845,626,000. of the residence of UU* Mary ars. The order wns signed statement announcing nl» to the departmcn« of agriculture furred only by congress. has been urged upon President Senators Ralston nnd Walsh, i last sess >n, when it wax tnken McMahon. 309 Park Avenue, ■ an application for retirement from the ring. Berm, Coolidge, but no such change In Democrat. Massachusetts, declared I front the lies and sent to the seiiConfucious, the greut teacher, Substantial pice reductions have exploaded. The laundry uiune of pnrt of the land Leonard, lightweight champion, the cabinet line-up uow seems like­ tho isle, being a considerable dis-jute by t!> foreign relations com- has been raised to the rank o f a been applied on practically all farm was 'damaged. h now must be dc- gave love for his mother as god by royal decree in Japan, tance away, was not in a class with jmittee. machinery in recent piuuths, ly. reason. COMMITTEE TOLD THAT U.S. BEHIND IN AIR PROGRAM K tL BISHOP BROWN IS TO BE BANISHED FROM HIS CHURCH D E P O T PARKING FINAL SCHEDULE MADE ISSUE WITH MILWAUKEE CLUB LOCALCHAMBER SHOWS 16 GAMES Final Grand Jury Presentment H i l s County Road Camp House Passes The Rivers-HarborsBill By Vote Of 179 To 6 Washington NewsT^-n^d mu i., W senate »r, Treaty Ceding Isle Of Pines To Cuba Brings Much Discussion in the Senate J l m �' *.r v W st ' i , t r ‘ -. ' - v ft?+*t\. r: * ***vt-«*' • WAfcE TWELVE ■ ,r. .••V.';i Wy. fert'£V|I*V,« f V » «#tr**?.tn'iT £ THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1ri, 1925. I M ft a illH N u n i n i u m ’ i Sanjord’s Realtors H. B. Lewis W . H. Wight Joe D. Chittenden Britt Realty Company A. P. Connelly & Sons Thrasher & Garner E. F. Lane . H. C. Dubose R« C. Maxweli �N AN Y THING it’s Team Work that Counts. No matter how Strong the Individ becomes more Powerful with Team Co-operation—Real Team Work. Have You Joined the Home Team? Have You Subscribed? 179 Have Subscribed to Help Make Sanford. $200,000 Mark Passed ' ■ ' 1 * * | * » 1 t •!» Everyone should sign the list today— Don’ t wait to be seer.— Come to your bank or to the Office 104 Magnolia Avenue. SUBSCRIPTIONS CLOSE 1 1 P. M. SATURDAY HONOR ROLL Sandy Andcrnnn It. II. Hern Ilurry T. hod well ltc I Air Realty Co. Artliur K. Green It. C. Bower .Marion It, Hod well Britt Realty Co. Inc Frank II, Black Lloyd P. Boyle George [). Bishop Fred W. Ball C. U. Brumley S. S. Baumel .1. It, Booth Ball Hardware Co. <i. 1>. Bledsoe B. It. Baggett W. I*. Carter W, I*. Carter l>r. B. R. Caswell A, I*. Connelley S. O, Chase Coleman Gift Shop J. W. Corley V. C. Cnller doe l).'’Chittenden L. I'. Chittrndon George A. DuCottes II. .1. Clause Charles Bunn .11. C. Du Bose Henry Bundel Fred Garner-Dm netIt. L. Dean Alvin B. I (inter F. F. Button K, A. Douginas Anna DcForrcst J. C. Been Howard c. listen Fdwurd I). Ely W. S. Earle S. W. Knlnninger Frank I*, Forster Howard Fuville Sam Fleischer •ludge Bert Fish Nelson Gray F. J, Gon/.uica dames L. Giles I. . II. Gibbs didm Gove Kdwurd Biggins It. d. Holly W. M. Haynea O. I*. Herndon J. B. Hood Mrs, Jctmti II. Hamilton Charles E. Henry B. It. [lodges C. AL Hand Mrs. A. E. Hill E. M. Boffins W. Hardy M. B. Mutton A. C. Huteainson J. I*. Hull Ethel Henry W. H. Hand Hoff.Mae Battery Co. Minnie Johnson .1, II. Ja-kson Charles Kaimer A. It. Key Morris Kronar .1 A. Kanner George W, Knight Forrest Lake W. A. Lefflcr C. W. Lloyd G. E. LaVigne II. B. Levv.ii S. M. Lloyd Frank Lossing d. II. Lawson •J. B. Little Paul Lake John G. Leonardy Br. W. T. Langley Lnney Brug Store T, W. Lawton J. R. Lyles j E. F. Lane It. (’ . Maxwell Florida Cleveland .Motor ( E. L. Marked C, J. Marshall I’. A. Maro T. C. Munity Mrs. Ellen Martin I. B. Martin Br. C. M. Mitchell II. C. Mink Mahoney, Walkekrk & Co Frank It. McNeill Elton J. Moughton A. E, Mallcm W. A. McMullen Br. II. II. McCaslin J. AL McKcun William Nordstrom Arthur A. Nystrom W. S. Price It, W. Pamcron, Jr. John W. Pczold C. K. Patterson 0 . J. Pope E. II. Parker Br. S. Pulcston James E. Parrott Paul P. IV/.old A. It, Platt 1. W. Phillips II. S. Pond A. K. Itossettcr K. Nix Ros3etter Harry A. Heed James A. Ritchie It. L. Itohinson M. F. Itohinson II. B. Roddenbury L. A. Renaud A. E. Radcliffe w. W. C. Smith W. AL Scott Kate Bixon Stewart ?!. MaxwoM Stewart J. I*. Scarlet J. G. Sharon Warren I’„ Smith F. O. Shumjert It FL Squires Sanford Sign Shop O. P. Swope J. E. Snyder C. T. Smith S. O. Shinhjlscr J. 11. Tillis C. F. Tenguo H. F. Whiincr Fred T. Williams J. S, Wilson I-’rod S. Wilson It. B. Wight C. F. Williams II. C. Waters C. E. Wood W. E. Walthall W. U. Williams J. D. Woodruff A, E. Yowell Fred G, Zcrrcnner John Zerrenner A. Zncher S. J. Diggers * Alfred FPoxter R. B. Chapman , J. B. (’ aider W. D. Oliver r ‘ R. A. Newman H. G. Bowden N. F. Cobh It. Alelling Overstreet Investment Co Frederick E. Crandall Judge E. F\ Ilousholdcr Fred Stockton W. H. Wight Florida Cleveland Co. . F. F. Davia 1 Subscribe Today— Put Your Name on tl S H A R E S ? 100 E A C H — 2 5 % CASH B A L A N C E M O N T H L Y FOR 1 Y E A R FORRJST LAKE. President President Seminole County Bank F. P. FORSTER, Vice-Pnvdrt. at President First National Bank, It. II IlFTO, Vice-President Secretiry-Tivasurer The Sanford Herald II. F. W1IITNEB, Secretary Cashier First National Bank HARRY T.liOBWELL. General Manager I resident and Treasurer (Indwell Realty Co, A. It. KEY, Treasurer Cashier Seminole County Bank BOARD OF DIRECTORS F'orrest Like B. F. Whitner A. It, Key F\ P. F’orster It. II. Berg George A. DeCottea Harry T. Bodwell Edward Higgins �Ffcst to x^ At OnHwy RG, Jen. ,16.*f4N«d oAters were among sitias found by Dr. of'the Smithsonian National Museum, CCerit trip through sin in Peru he told mdience here last described In vivid ■doos journey over Itlticrlf* !es of artvcflfl virgin Jungle rtth P. J. IPatton, .impendent formerly ago Tribune. The made the trip in an re the origin o f the md, while the scien|the exposition can until further study U discoveries. Dr. lint there were eviI Indian head huntm to their northern Kim to the Indiana f lurida at the time [ Nkrvaaz explored |nhe art, customs, pinner of living of Lj southern Indians rjinillar, the scientLnd his companion jbes of the Indians, lifftrent languages ihetn fighting each f after each other’s ir, none of the savdie to the two Am* gh they were in » first white men to f sketched an interbietture of the wild pat ho and his corn­ er way through the fcr Andes mountains led, and the streams t conquered. Mon­ ti fish were their fish hooks and key" to the hearts inters. I talk was spiced | anecdote, cspecialScrlbed a hull fight | edge of the Andes, L , ln» said, were nKridrC between the Hors, and the audi- i Plan Fight tory Ducks ■ Wash., Jan. 1C.— Hi the devastation’ of ■dit by the predatory ■ coots and bluebill Big prevented by law ■the invaders by the Igun process, memfympin Oyster Growlon have determined Impuign of bloodless r’ to protect their Wing to E. N. Steele, ihe organization, reported approval of id game officials, a i has been equipped lich dischn ;es a blue ■ into the air at regIs. The boat carries fcr which discharges poise bombs, hurling ps into the air a disI yards. This permits lover the exposed beds sic is too low to apIending birds, will cruise about tho g its flamer; and hurlithless projectiles in the thousands of prewhich feed upon the pe routed without depime supply, or runr to the federal game ity O f Ireland W e r One tfin Jan. 10.—The renate [established by statute which Enmon De Vnl[can leader, is chanceltided to take steps to [1 the charter which I king the right of apP board o f visitors > appeals against the gofessors. ■ of 50 to 20 a resolurried to vest this powsiversity itself. Francis moved the resolution, did so without either *r;i or President Cos* I? Free State. me Tax Talk )er Three fL'ontinuedi'ronj Page 1) extended investigation into reports of.oil stock.dealings by public offi­ cials and of rumors that the ap­ pointment of Secretary Fait had resulted from a "conspiracy" enter­ ed into before the 1020 Republican /last&winter* l w £ sjb $ s | at 8 o'clock tonight at the nrlnory when 38 hounds, amptlslng four bouti, Will be held. A ring has been Installed and neats for more then __200 persons hs¥e been arranged evening, H gfor g lBthe pgM t i__vj ut will consist o f a 1 ret-to betwi i Tony Blanco and Young Kctchell, boti. of __ whom ________ at the present are from Jacksonville'.. In the semi-final Tony Leto tack­ le" Kid Tunny nmi in the.prellad narijs, which nre to h i six rounds each, Marion Gordon, of Columbus, will tackle Joe Young, Sanford middleweight, und Kid Earnest qf Norfolk, Vo., will swap leather with Dick Fleming, of New Of* leans. The two principals of the even* ingfl Ketcholl and Blanco, are well known to followers t f the squared circle in this section. Ketc'nelt has been fighting in the south for sort* time and numbers among bis vie* tinu such maulers as Rattling Barnett, of Atlanta; Kid Williams, of Baltimore, former bantam­ weight champion. Kctchell villi take on Boothe Antley, Columbus Ga., scrapper who has been cutting’ a wide swath through boys af the featherweight class during the re­ cent months DlancU has fought fortunate and one which 'neither the "senate nor the country is likely, soon to forget." Courts Murt Decide Discussing the now famous ex­ ecutive order transferring control of the reserve from the navy to the interior department, which pre­ ceded the leaning of Tcaput Dome to Harry F. Sinclair and the Cali­ fornia reserve to Dohcny tho mi­ ncTCwiM. nority declared that whether the -Htvicv order wm.< without authority o f law “ I" a question for the court before whqm it- U ia nowv ponding,1 ponding," in1 a c -.«. whqtn tions hrogghi -by-the government against tho two oil operators. "It.muy, bo, hov/evof,” the report utided, “ that |n the interest o f good acjininirtriitron, authority for the OF FLOWERED SILK order should have hwn given and thebyder should have been mode. Many ot the s e a s o n 's daintiest "The minority are firm in tho bedresses arc of daintily figured mate­ Hef that tho executive order, saved rials and dots arc in greater demand million* to the government kind than ever. This model in while ami hac resulted in conserving in tna orchid voile has the skirt trimnud all the world. world, At least Erich von with tiers of self-material outlined ground far moro oil than would This is tho wickedest pair of eyes in ail have remained but for the’ leases." Stroheim, film director, thinks so. They’re owned by Aniclkn Elter, witli pipings of orchid silk. The The senators rejected as-unsup­ who’s just arrived in Hollywood from Poland, vest, deep collar and cuffs arc also of ported what they characterised as orchid. Filet lacc finishes the collar the repeated inferences .from thi) and cuffs Medium size requires V/j Clautio; pet gnmeu, T. J. William- yards Jfi-imh liquml and M yard majority members of the commit­ ing fewer advantages to offer, tee that the navy und Interior defn his closing remarks Mayor roil, French Houdans, II. C. Clause; plain niaHrial. pnrtfnents exercised undufe seer icy Walker declared that the fair will itronzo Turkeys, R. J. Rettcr; i ’iitnrial Review Dress No. 2200. Sizes, 3d to dd itghcj btnt. I’rice, with feepect to the leuscs. 'It saw White Indian Runner ducks, Ray­ .IS cents. the heads of these departments ■be held each year in tho future. justified their decision not to niakij Short addresses ’ by Gilbert mond Smith. Colored Muscovy ducks, first and public advertisement of their plans I.cach, editor -of tho Leesburg ’ s econd drakes, first ami second because of existing international Commercial, find ^Ir. Schofield, of ducki and first pen to N. C. Heck; F IN A L SCHEDULE DEPOT P A R K IN G IS complications." As far ps Secretary, Denby wan Birmingham, Ala., figured in the third duck, third drake R, J. Mf. Brown; second pen, James Reiter. M IL W A U K E E CLUB M A D E ISSUE W ITH concerned, the minority held that program. Following nre the poultry White Muscovy ducks; second It was ."hit manifest duty?'in de­ SH O W S 16 GAM ES L O C A L CHAM BER veloping the oil reserve, as requir­ award;.: champion cock and best and third drakes, first and second ed by nn act of congress proposed bird in the show, White Wyan­ ducks, N. C. Heck, first drake and by Secretary Daniels in th« Wil­ dotte, won by the Keystone Poul­ third duck to H. J. M. Powers. Americans at Fort Myers. (Continued from Pago 1) South American Muscovy ducks, March 27—Cleveland Americans which is planning n first class tour­ son administration, to take the nil try yards: best cockerel, boat pul­ let, best hen and Heat pen, J. A. N. C. I leek; Toulouse geese, first at Lakeland, ist hotel here. Mr. DoCottcs de­ out of the ground both to conserve BrisMine, silver Wyandottes. gander, first goose, Mrs. Cfftnur; It and to make it avnilnblu for usd March 2S—Cincinnati Nationals clared that there was nothing what­ in time o f emergency. Dark Barred Rocks: bzet cock second gander, second goose. Keyat .Sanford. and lien and best three cockerels, atono Poultry Yards. ever of wildcat methods in organ­ March 30— St. Louis Americans first pullet, and first pen, Key­ BulT Coach in bantams: first cock, at Sanford. % izing the company and that every stone Poultry • Yards; all tocond first hen, third cockerel, Robert March .‘Jl— Philadelphia Ameri­ step had been taken only after the To keep ink from spreading when awards in class to .lamer Matthuws. Williamson; second cock, second cans at Sanford. Light Barred Rocks, nil to Keystone hen, first cockerel, first pultdt, marking clothes, first trace witli n Stove and Fire Place soundest business analyses had April 2—Reading Internationals Poultry yards; Partridge Plymouth Raymond Smith; second cockerel, heavy pencil und then go over the been made. He branded ns false, at Sunford. Wood Rocks, all t<> Charles D. Matthews. second and third pullets, Chnrles pencil marks with the ink, April 3— Reading Internationals whul he termed us rumors that" Best display in Die American D. Matthews. thu.se initiating the project wore Cut to Suit tvat Leesburg. They have airplanes which go class, Keystone Poultry yards; partridge Coachln Bantams, Key o:i tile “ ground floor1’ and that Sfi.00 per cord delivered straight up now. Only thing wrong April 10—Atlanta in Atlanta. best in Mediterranean class, 1L .1. clone Poultry yards; White Cochin (Continued from page 1.) with them Is they come struightrr April 1!— NushvRto til Nashville. those purchasing stock now were Britt Realty Company rocks, linn tains, Frederick Slade; White Icoming on the "fourth floor". He needed and that those at the col­ Clause; best Plymouth down. Charles D. Mntthews; best WynnKing Pigeons, I.ongwood Squab ideclared that those starting tliu lege were working to meet this project did it front the desire for need. Proper training of the dotted, B. J. Overstreet; beet Rhode farms; Yellow Cornea Pigeons, Six Are Arrested profit but that their profit would waz characterized by the doc­ Island Reds. Kunnyside Hatchery; i.ongwood Squab farm; Red Cornett On Robbery Charge come through the development of land tor us being one of the most vit­ best Leghorns, H. J, Clause^kcst pigeons, Robert Williamson; Bluo Sanford und not at tile expense of al ingredients going into the de­ bantams, Raymond Smith; nest Bur Homers, Robert Williamson, rabbits, Robert Williamson, PHILADELPHIA, Jan. M.—Two the others who take stock in the velopment of any section. Spirit- piginns, Robert Williamson. In the Longwood poultry show girls, one a former artist’s model project. uni education, Dr. Weir declared, is ] White Wyandottes: first cock, nnd four young men alleged memJ. C. Hutchinson, reporting for of vital importance to tho life o f first cockerel, second hen, first pul­ there were ‘230 birds entered. The er.s of the robber band responsible the agricultural committee of the the nation and that, if it is not let, first pen. Keystone Poultry judgon complimented the exhibitors yatdlj second cock, second cock- on the quality o f the fowls declar­ for a series of holdups in Balti­ chamber, declared that the celery given, the nation is doomed. more were captured early today in outlook generally in favorublc. He Mayor Forrest Lake, of Sanford, erelAfirct hen, nnd second pul­ ing that, while smaller in number were equal in qnnlity to the larger an apartment here. The group declared that the California celery acted ns toastmaster. Professor let, Canties I). Matthews.* Silver Wyandottes' to J. A. Brist- shows. within Schuller, of Orlando gave three treated arrest us a joke until one would probably be gone of the number switched off the tlitce weeks and after that Sanford violin solos, during the course of iine; Golden Wyandottes, first TALLAHASSEE. Jun. 15.— Es lights and started firing. The de­ celery should have the market al­ tho hunquet, while Mr. Ughtfoot cock, flrrt nnd second hens, first er McDonald Lloyd-Jnncs, a tectives returned the fire, subduing most alone. Heavy shipments at rendered two vocal selections. J. cockerel, second pullet, first pen, the men and women without injur­ the pro. ent from California, tho re­ R. Lyle of Sanford, representative B. J. Overstreet, Jr.; first pullet, specialist on vocational guidance, who is now personal director for port declared, has depressed the in the state legislature, delivered John A. Hristline. Jr. ing any of them. Rhode Island Reds: first hen, women nt Northwestern Univer­ price ami it muy he expected to u short address. on Dixie Highway for Huh-division fitst ntul second cockerels, first and sity, will come to Florida Stute , descend to §2 or under. However, > J. D. J in k in s ,_ _ _________ „ second pullets and first pen, Sun- College for Women. April 10 to tax collector of j with the passing of the California Seminole county, in nn address up­ nyidde Hatchery; third cockerel, May 1, she has nuvised. While i crop, prices may rise again. E. L. Mnrkeli corroborated the usance on the ndvttntagcx of the county, third pullet, second pen, Rev. O. H. there she will give several lectures $4,000.00 On Terms likened Sanford to the hub of a Fruin. first cock, third pen, It. H. on the growth of vocations for wo­ of Mr. Hutchinson’s report. EUSTIS, Jan. lfl.— Announce­ men, touching on the philosophy of Tho committee reporting on the wheel. With tho water route to Rettcr. ment of a donation of §250,000 to­ White Leghorns, first cockerel, vocations. She also will hold per­ municipal broadcusting stution in­ Jacksonville and other transporta­ ward tho completion of the North dicated that a 250 watt stution tion facilities, Sanford, the speak­ first nnd second hen, Raymond sonal interviews with young wo­ and South canal project of central would cost in tho neighborhood of er said, should grow fast ns a dis­ Smith; first cock, lecomi cockerel, men. discussing each person’s fit­ Florida, was contained in a letter $11,000. It declured that Orlundo tributing center. Tho tux assess­ am! first pullet, W. C. Clnuse. ness for certain vocations, fnml received here Thursday by Kent is contemplating erection of a sta­ ment of the county, tho speaker Bulf Leghorns: all to W. C. suggesting the best courses of Pendleton, secretary of the Mid- tion. A suggestion mads to th: declared, is considerably smaller Clause; Light Leghorns, nil to II. RcnltorH Ltnte Water Ways association non­ committee that Sanford, Orlando than in rnuny other counties hav- J. Claujc; Brown Leghorns, 11. J. profit corporation, from Churlee, I). Haines of Altamonte Springs. 02 First Street Phone 362 Funds to be used to make a survey of the proposed canal have been made available by a banker here, the survey to begin in two weeks, it was announced. Longwood 'Fair Is Closed At Banquet On Thursday Night New Year Promises Radio Pans ... Higher Program Standard With N oted Operatic Stars Broadcasting Tanunany Hall Leader PassesAwayThursday NEW YORK, Jan. 16.—Thomas F. Foley, veteran Tnmmany Hall MartinAppearsBefore leader iMiiitical sponsor* of Gov­ The State Road Body ernor A. E. Smith, died nt tho Rockefeller Institute o f pneumon­ TA LI. A HASSE E, Jnn, 16.—Gov­ ia. Death came us n surprise for it wus announced Wednesday lie ernor John W. Murtin personally appeared be'ore membe.M of tin was on the road to recovery. slate road department Thursday at NIIW YORK, Jun. 10.—The en­ their first quarterly meeting of gagement o f Francis (iroyer ^Clove this year and told them he pro­ land, youngest ! on o f Grover posed to take an active interest in Cleveland, to Miss Alice hrdninn ihe department, He outlined his daughter o f Itev. Dr. and Mrs, policie: with reference to the de­ Charles R. Erdmnn of Princeton, partment unit its work of building the state’s system of highways. N. J. is announced. W EJ VKGJRMACKjP*-----------1 .'-V ft n u A By S T A N L E Y OLD HOME T O W N J J ? '„r z A f (czt7=m\ 1 H0»O„S , jikUNO S S tir a MBlANOt < THAT SCAMP BENIMUTX l bw «j/ PONSELIE iATZEUAUfl UJ SAX7 HATS 7MB OW-C ecu® ME* PGUMU PURINA CHOWS MU OOUMTB* Calu o u r | the guaranteed egg and feather mak­ ing rations. Purina Chows put on feathers fast. They keep hens laying when cold weather cuts n . off the yield of improperly CUa fed flocks. -aver oto 8LCOOMOOUO-, f % WAP-0 ‘2 7 V ,iU - BE ^io rc* f *?#sejT Uv,l not ho a member Payer's household. For unmarried son who "J* home an aged mothtq an exemption of the $400 credit for a 3 total of S2.D00. If ;uo mother lived in an.r«n, although her crt. wooid be entitled r JJJWO exemption, plus Tho mother not J him, he is not considPnd of a fandly. ption as the head of a |be claimed by only one « household. ™ Credit does pot apply |L«r huibaml of a tax■ k .o u e may be totally W Ihe other. F e a th e r s contain 8 7 % pro­ tein. A hen must have protein to form feathers and lay eggs, yet most summer feeds contain little p ro te in . Y ou can avoid an e g g slump next winter by feeding TSSSe v»«h sroiJJ R * # ''" * * Ilk JOTP 0°* , L A D ce n , t %0.Tn) UARTIUmi You can’t neglect your hens now and expect a ^ 1 ^ 3 ! heavy egg yield next winter. Feed for winter eggs now. v-SQm'ji Let your hens show you how much proper feeding fd # counts. I I.? •hi-, Itorl, de Go^orza, Jcritza, was made pomlblu by a co-opera- can toward equality of ruttural op­ Mhc.iiiviii Str.tzcnuuer, ItcL’or- tlV'v urnuiKeliient between that portunity with tiU rtty brother. I r.;..j:„ I’oK N lk , H ehurta'.n-Hclnk company uud the American T*l- feet that our company played a •phone uml T»-lt-jrrnph Company. uii.jor part tn that pronreua through i'o l Urotti—all these have become Tho Brut of tho radio recital* em­ thi' development of the phouogruph *>'<• concert |iroUiblt)ttoB for tpo anated from the studio of JVKAK. and tti« t'nPstinent of ih.* r* at mu*— Order Today lum. of t|i,. country. New —York, au.1 was broadcast Irut stop of Dm world for Viu.q,* mj’ iu Me^'oriu.tcU mot Luerezla idt*mUltimo mil y frorti eight ether reeordlnir. Now we aro mutitn;; *C ■ llUlUBpruUil on N.-w Yenr*» studios. unother coutrlhutlun. tlic vnlitn of '* a of radio r< cttulfl l>y ‘ Thu moat romarkable education­ which no one U likely to uu.--.tlon.'' til* World fliliKtHji uitislH of tint al development of our time.” Mr. Among; tiller Victor art Uhl from \>-(or i'.aIUi.j: ytaehlny Comomiy. B. It. Johnson, preuldeiit of the whom Koine:Iona wilt )•* mad* .er E ast First Street . . . j osim rfrinjit In tigering over the Victor Tulklng Machlno Company, fuluro concerta uro: <lkt;. r, t> Phone 181 •••■■■tr-ii thi- -piiru of thu top- ■aid In <ll;iGua!:hii; the Innovation. L't^a., Fh'ta, ClorJoa and ma Uj.vl- at Vhfta IU tliu inualcal world "U tbs orov-VKsa o f tho rural Anjurl- Ftonzaliy ijuar'.vt. BaaMaaaHNBaHBBiiivaaaBaaaBaaaaaiaaNaaaaHaaMuaaaaMHa / �V 'V . A' i ifon i Herald ftffr tr tfh ijw « * » W Help SaVe Goi ford T H E O N L Y S A F E ROUTE TO A As Brisbane Sees It COMFORTABLE F U T U R E Several yearn ago a few of Sganford’s most progressive What Women Teach. Wad Street’s Maelstrom. citizens began to realize the advantages this city would gain Ji;- tn>, it ih* He’s Really President. ■tvHanfoM.- Vlor.tls. tindar Act, of from a well appointed golf course and so "chipping in” , toThe Kansas Mr. Davis. a. — fgether they p u rch a sed , a site and laid out a course. A fter BY ARTIHJR BRISBANE £ a while the costly upkeep o f such a proposition proved too ; g a a a t e ‘a ^ ^ a a s (Ccyrrlskt ItM ) much for any club in a city the size of Sanford and it became Phoac *48 j M l ■ — walla Arrmmf necessary to seU-the golf links to the city. T II. G. WELLS worries about the iVH SCBiniO * M T ® " , , Ilk< Since that time the city commission has made many, American system of public school Ona Taar 17.00 Six MontIia.~H.Hr4 S a l V l ^ in CJtr ^ Carrier, por greatly needed improvements and has spent considerable education. He Is much afraid that VM g IBe. Weekly Edition t*-00 money in developing one o f the finest courses in the state. our manhood will be damaged be­ ___ ^ Every feature of the country club from the first tee to the cause our school boys are educat­ BNCClAb XOTICKi All obituary „ -' 'itollcra. card* of thanka. resolution* club house itself has undergone vast improvements in th e ed largely by women, whereas l i, and notice* of entertainment* where past year and the city is now offering to the people of Sanford British boys ara edneated by men, ' Chargee are .made will b# charged regular advertising rate*. an amusement plant conservatively valued at sixty thousand . Associated Press le <*xclu«IT IS KIND of Mr. Welti; to wor­ dollars. 8EMKKH T ill: ASSOCIATED PnilSH ry, but he is wasting time and en­ But it seems that very few indeed appreciate the Unusual weiy entitled to the use for repunX *. Bcailon of nil new* dispatches opportunity which has been placed before them. Nowhere else ergy In this case. credited to It or not otnrrwUe cfeaIf he will look Into his own book fted In this paper and “ Iso tlieilocal in Florida, perhaps in the whole country, is there a golf naws putdlshed herein. All rights course where the ancient Scottish game can be played over of history at one o f his ancestors •C ^publication of upeelal dlupatcn* •a herein are Also reserved.______ ^ such beautiful greens among such hazardous traps and lakes with the big tjeth, low forehead and heavy jaw, he will find that ' FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1925. at so low a cost to the player as fifty cents a round. In most places men delight at paying three dollars to piny over not human beings have changed. And BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODA1 nearly so good a course as ours, and sometimes are lucky to he ought to know that they have W X A SURE SUPPORT:—The eter­ \I changed, thanks to the fact that \\\, nal God i* thy refbge. and under­ be able to play even then, so crowded are the courses. t\ Vet hero in Sanford, we are informed, so few people are men have been educated by their neath are tho everlasting arms. Deuteronomy 33: 2". playing golf that during the past month little over one hun­ MOTHERS. dred dollars-was realized from the green fees, and of course, WOMEN have educated not only 1 NEED NOT FEAR the expenses for the upkeep o f the course were considerably the boys but also-the men, grad­ I f I live a life that is clean and in excess of this. The answer can be only one: cither the ually taking the brutality out of square, people of Sanford must show their appreciation for the splen­ them. And that's what they need. .v And I love my fellow-man, did opportunity afforded them and take an active interest in \ v On the lap o f Ids mother, and And I lend him n hand to help him w the game, or the city must withdraw its support and the at her knee, man has been chang­ hear course allowed .‘to deteriorate. His burden whenever I can, ThSifT ed from the troglodyte that used to I need not fear what the future For the purpose o f stimulating interest in golf and rescu­ crack his neighbors thigh bone j A H . t f - 23 holds, ing the course . from almost certain disrepute if existing con to get at the marrow, into our pres Nor what the reward shall lie, For the mighty love that all enfold.* ditioiiA continue, a group o f enthusiastic golfers met at the i cnt imitation o f civiliatlon. Will most surely care for me. County Club Tuesday night and organized a golf club. It will -------be the primary object of this club to see that local interest WOMEN can teach the school* N-^ If I speak a good word o f cheer in golf be thoroughly revived, that the game be placed on asjM * justice, kindness, courage, pato one, Whose sorrows have borne him high n plane as it is in any other community and that those tfencc and concentration, What other manly characteris­ down, who can and should play golf be strongly encouraged to do so. —r—y* And I give him new hope to jour­ tics does the man teach? But the club cannot do it all. The club cannot force peo­ ney on And change to a smile his frown, ple, to play, or force the city commission to make further THE ONLY teacher that Abra­ I shall not dread whi n Uftl shadow* expenditures when there is no income from the greens. The ham Lincoln ever had was a wo­ fall ' * •' l " 7 club can only urge. It is up to the people of Sanford to do man, his stepmother. She did pret. And the end of life draws near, the rest. The Herald cannot believe that the people o f San­ ty well. The right woman for n For that wondrous love that shel­ ford do not rea d ily re c o g n iz e the value to the city of an ex­ mother, and the right woman for TRULY SOUTHERN AND CONGENIAL ters all LIBERTY MAGAZINE cellent golf course. The Herald enn only believe that the n teacher, will turn out men suffi­ Will drive away my fear. people o f Sanford will rally to the support of the club and lend ciently manly, ns Wells will learn ' For my life is measured by what l their best efforts toward saving the course from its pres­ from Lincoln’s history. About this time o? the ycur the tude. A mnn up by the lakes or meet, ent predicament. And I earn my own reward, --------, , , (lucky Northerner looks South for the northern seaboard packs his Search mi. i 0A N Docs money talvCj diown the voice oftjJ* Model h u s b a ^ tells us, are not built y i •oT rhaet ~ , Thf sr ' ay cleaning house. W e t l been cleaning up tt tj. Our radio kkTSTw, been able to cet on< ’ a party line. The differences *vul most trouble in just the indifferences1* <s The s'pcedonieti lie, yet as often The silent drama having a very harj a silent audience. ™ The boy of today to leave auto track/? of time instead 0[ ft We know a man _ would be much happjj! n’t married such a rJ The income tax bb mailed out. Utopia k/ you can leave the blanks blank. n f \ If it really is pa/ intentions, it cun be{ with the brokon lutions. ’ i Stove and PiiJ| / . Wood Cut to Soil-1 S9.00 per cord 4) ~ ---- Britt Realty C« iia a ii IT’S A PLEASURE \\ HEAT went to a new high . n wint#p linicn. Hi* own are un- golf sticks or his pole and tackle Death o f a Good Thing* pr.ee again yesterday. lU «P* Ider the Bnow drifts. Every year and goes to Florida or the gulf ward climb was not merely a ! When the out-of-doors Amcrica becomes more o f an nut- ports. Sometimes Florida does something that makes one think “ temporary feature of tho Cool­ cf-door nntion, with all the atten­ freezes up about him he goes it the most progressive o f states, and then the next day it idge campaign.” dant benefits o f such a life, and where it is open. He exchanges Conservative gentlemen, power­ it is its great fortune that some­ the snow-filled air for the palm. mny commit the most retrogressive act. There must be some A fter all life is too short unless you can! It is n national good fortune peculiar mental reactions in ns Florida people. We voted ful in politic*, welcome tho higher where along its coasts at every some enjoyment out of your business. We hr ,, . . . that a great nation should eononly recently to abolish forever in Florida income and inherit­ wheat price*. Radicalism among season there is warm water, r>v~|tuin such a range of climate and farmers goes DOWN while wheat ance taxes, a most far-sighted act, and then almost before we goes UP. era nr ■ free of ice and fields aro j opportunities all within its conno room for formality in this bank. Our custu Bascnm RIomp slumps out of the have quit' cohgratulhting ourselves on that, we decide, nlmost By and by, however, o f course, open and sunny. The northern tinental boundaries and offer such White House. ers are our friends rather thnn our clients, like old fossils, not to hold the big Florida fair at Madison something will happen. Then wheat winter is making the north ac­ diversity under its own flag. The -------------------o — — quainted with an ideal winter land growing attraction of the Soutli will come down, and radicalism Square Garden this winter. in the South. want your deposits, and wo want you to cornel is set forth in the rapid develop­ Do your part toward making will go up again. It is indeed gratifying to The Herald to know that Sem­ While the North was receiving ment of it* beauty spots. Sanford grow and subscribe for Road building is being carried us whenever we can be of help to you. Stock in the hotel-land compuny. inole county was not- among those which could not see ample i STOCKS were cheerful yesler- the current of immigration through its ports nnd trying the vast ex­ abend nnd the modern gipsy with --------- o---------compensation for the expense involved in such a fair. Sem- 'day also. The predicted 1025 drop periment of taking the alien by his car can take the mountain Wby put off buying that proper-1 county was among those ten counties, and only ten is still missing. millions into the common language, trails of the South in the spring you have good nerves, ytiu \y L r Tn ,mVc 1,1 pny mo™ counties, which could be counted upon to participate active- canIf lust a long while in Well institutions and culture, tho Month when tho dogwood and flame aza­ was receiving the old breed from or » 0 •o_____ hy in the fair. And that is greatly to Seminole’s credit, htreefs maelstrom of finance. Last admixture. The South is n reser­ leas, the rhododendron nnd laurel are in bloom, and penetrate into n Now York hankers a Some folk* talk **> much they i A s fo r th ose o th e r cou n ties, p o o r b ack w a rd cou n ties, night *i*kh. t,™ iKunaa gave pm ; u voir of the old stock wjjieh found­ land of the. sky where the Am eri­ • •• \ Bn.never get. a chance, to learn.onyx l w h ich e ith e r lacked ih u L .sp irit o f-c o -o p e r a tio n w h ich makuSA'1,inncr~ir’ h o n or.of.fivorge F. Ba.- ed The republic! The stock o f the can highlanders liv'd. s the tidewater, the piedmont, the moun­ thintf ttf tftlkmhhut? * * 'f o r grea tn ess, o r cou ld not see' th e a d v a n ta g es o f such Valu- third P L f r o opossibly S V ' t hthe n second The travel hy north nnd south SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A . or f fouth, tains. the plantations, tin* valleys, lines will tighten the national net is like a wheelbarrow I aljIc advertising, are concerned, it is not for The Herald to richest man in the world, is hard Business is still there and virtually undilut­ which holds the states together. mu-1criticize them. They are other counties and probably know at work ami eighty.five years old. ed. — it stands *till still unless some sonic one Communication is what makes the But it taken strength to keep go­ pushes it.— The Gillette Blade. Ltheir own needs and desires better than The Herald does. Tho North found that in the re­ national life possible. If it were ing in that game. ceiving of new blood it had about only east and west there would be “ “ — T ^ T —r M . 1But as far as the state as a whole is concerned it is very unJay Gould, E. II. Harrimnn and THo jjrea ng in ewor < 1fortunate that enough counties were not sufficiently inter­ dozens of others have died young reached the saturation point and a dividing line somewhere on each not «o much where we stand as ir unless there was to be a percept­ side of it and the tendency would < because they got rich very fast. what direction we are moving.— ested to warrant holding the fair. ible or possibly a fundamental I e to separate nnd full apart. Oliver Wendell Holmes. change in kind it must stop, and There would be an alienation which IN KANSAS there is excitement the nation did stop. In this rc--------- o---------about Governor Davis, accused of rpect it has tho South as an un­ would send part of the people one Man climbed up Washington soiling pardons and paroles to touched social stream. Tho solid way nnd part another, with devel­ monument the other day and threw BEATTY AND JUTLAND prisoners. The Governor’s son, South will do something for the oping points of difference instead a dollar fnr out into the ozone. It NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE of the trend tnwurd unity and co­ accused with him, confessed to ac­ solid American nation. waa his only chance for making hesion. Travel north and south is cepting twelve hundred and fifty money go a long way. Our first development was a- good and there are a thousand --------- o--------Admiral Sir Reginald Bacon’ s The information which Beatty dollars ns a bribe, after detectives long parallels of latitude. Now we pleasant objectives at* the southern That editorial writer o f the attack on Earl Beatty, in u vol­ gave him could have had little to trapped and caught him. are shifting by parallel* of longi- end. Tampa Times who exhausted him­ do with this decision. It was ume entitled "The Jutland Scan­ GOVERNOR DAVIS, who now self so artistically on the wonder­ a decision o f policy, in keeping ful beauty and perfection of “ Yes­ dal,” has a personal vehemence with Jellicos’s theories and temp­ leaves the Governorship, has an terday” , must have just come in which sets it quite apart from dis­ erament. As it turned out, the unusual record in the way of par­ New Et*a of Shopping and Marketing from a very splendid golf game. passionate military criticism. Ad­ chance of a great British victory don:'. including murderers, bank FT. MYERS PRESS thieves and others. The charge is — ——o--------miral Bacon views Beatty as the vanished with the turning away tlA young mnn, applying for a underserved beneficiary of th•! movement. The Germans also made by the local officials that such marriage license the other day, I many mistakes made at the battle turned nway, but in the opposite Pinions were bought and paid for.! Qno ()f the mort iradical changes at home and looks over the adver­ f . . ’a inted. When he came to. ho of Jutland and contends that Beat direction, and the tw« fleets lost * roof, ot course, has not b e e n . , , , . tisements In the newspaper. Those . Scheer r* * 4 •ri wnicn nns taken pit darned it on a had lunch. What ty’s mistakes there were graver contact, eventually extri- triv• 8»v^n. 1 ace in the com­ in which prices and descriptions ritually mercial world during the past few hancu will the man have after he titan those of any other Brijish rated himself hy daring tactics THIS INTERESTS people out­ years is the change in the way wo- are definite appeal to her with the fets married? commander. from a very perilous position, the greatest strength. --------- o--------To sustain thin charge he asserts British fleet having interposed it­ side of Kansas. You will ran em­ I men attend to their shopping and f he compares makes or brands, | ber that Governor Davis w»r Benny Leonard has signed a con- that Jellice could not have safe­ self between him and his base. It '* |do their marketing. qualities, descriptions and prices, j ;ract for u three thousand dollar ly taken the offensive against the is difficult to see how Beatty enn very prominent candidate for th Time was, and not so long ago i week vaudeville engagement and German High Seas Fleet when he ho charged with the failure of th<* Democratic nomination for 1'resi­ cither, when milady drove to the of the advertised goods, jolts down j her decisions, goes to tho telephone I dent last time. He ran ahoid of t is rumored that he has left tho arrived on the cene because Beat- British operations after Jellicoe’ i market and went from store to and gives her order, or goes direct- J ring for good. 11c better leave |ty had not given him adequate in - arrival. Jellicoe's force was great­ John W. Davis for fifty ImlDts, store and them stall to stall, look­ You realize how well our great ing at and pricing meats, fruits, ly to the store which has adver­ ihe ring. Vaudeville and prize formation about tho enemy’s posi­ ly superior in armor, armament tised what she wants at a satis-1 rings don’t mix very well. tion. But the German licet was and numbers. Yet the opportunity democracy works, when yoi see vegetables, etc. Then she retrac­ factory price and makes her pur-' r ' REALTOR U that, instead of Mr. Davis, who will to destroy the German fleet was there and the British Grand Fleet ed her steps buying what she had chase without any of the old time I The Western Union Telegraph was there, Beatty having drawn lost through excess caution First National Hank Building. or be arrested, charged with taking iroven by her own eyes to ♦»«* the ‘ "looking around." She enn do this bribes, as rnon as he leaves office, iest and the cheapest. Company enjoyed an unusually it on in a retreating advance- unlucky management. because she feels every confidence j Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 lUccessful year in l'J2l, the net squadron fight. In doing so he Jutland was a paradoxical naval the Democracy accepted fot its A shopping tour was similarly in the store whore advertisements | ncome exceeding by $775,00(1 that had accomplished his tactical mis­ battle in thut the wenkcr fleet es- candidate Mr. John W. I)a*i Sales Force Miss Ruba Williams, Mr. U. L. SWfl * [conducted,— and entailed visits to »f the year before. This was prob- sion although at a considerable1capped and alro suffered relative- lawyer of tho Standard Oil Com­ any number of stores or shops she has proven to he trustworthy; because she knows the merits of ibly due to the fact that it was cost. • 1ly smaller losses than the strong pany, the telephone company and where garments and materials the advertised goods through other ,enp Year. Jellicoe had to decide a little nf- (Or. It U useless to hunt for a new J. I*. Morgan & Co. Weie inspected und priced before advertisements, and became she ■O- -----tei',6 p. in. tin May III, 1‘JIO, wheth- j scapegoat. Jell icon accepted rea final decision was reached. Only ’ feels that back of all this is her WHATEVER the cause for Mr. after a careful mental com part-! newspaper, which would not accept Mnn In Miami rue other duy or to deploy toward the- Gormans sponslbility for the failure to bring indp n terrible mistake by not or away from them. He raid in on a fleet engagement. Beatty Hughes’ resignation, this i? cer­ son of goods and prices was a p u r-1advertising that it hail any reason •ndlng the papers, lie wanted a his book that lie though the High had already fought a long squml- tain: President Coolidge intends to eliase made. i to believe was not reliable. iece of property and offered the .*•eas Fleet was too close to justify , ron engagement, and nothing he take care of the entire jib to Those old methods were tests of i Newspaper advertising has cervnpr fifteen thousand for it. The the risk of deploying to starboard j did or neglected to do on the nf- which the people elected him, not phyaical strength ns well as con- ' trinly revolutionized shopping and viler accepted. He had udver- ( toward Scheer). He deployed toitermmn of May !U can be held to merely one small end of it. Humcr o f time. marketing; and lifted them out of aoBuaaaaaaaasiiizar.aiXH.iaNim.iiiaaatfaaMaaaiixa*113* sod it for twelve thousand in the port and carried his ship away have seriously hampered Jellicoe Today, milady sits down quietly i the “drudgery" class. HE STUDIED the Amcican Con­ •pern. from the Germans. in continuing tin* fight. stitution inside a New England 4 ---------- o----------, farmhouse long, anil knows that Folks who have been worrying he is the man in charge, lie is mut whether Andrew Mellon i 500 YEARS AGO AND NOW head of the Army and Nuvy, nnd ilng to remain as secretary o f the A DAWES PLAN FOR FRANCE ST. AUGUSTINS RKCORI) proposes to have that understood. easury, should tuko heart from ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT is statement of Y:4*: “ I will stay HE IS responsible for United ltll you all become so arcus, If we lived in an era of civili­ o f the sun on that morning, ac­ med to my being here that it will If it is* true that Great Britain I gland co-operate in a plan of set- States dealings with foreign na­ zation similar to that which pre­ cording to tho scientists there, and ■ ■ it occur to you to usk the ques- ucqulestcea in a plan to fund the i tlonient. This was done in the tions and intends to carry the re­ vailed 500 years ago, the 21th day tho phenomenon will be viewed in ■ in, French debt to tho United States Dawes plan, under which Germany sponsibility. The Seminole County Bank pen There is no doubt that up to this o f the present no nth would bo a St. Augustine in corresponding tie- _■ . * --------- o--------on terms less severe than the )>a- is to settle. France, in effect, now The 'Sanford Ilerubl nays when h’is o f settlement of England’s debt wants a Dawes plun worked out for moment an enormous majority of dread occasion. Fear would sweep forms every function of a strong gree. Fans of the smoked glass (■ woman is soon holding a baby t>> this country, the way has been her. The two creditor nations of the people of the United States d smoking a cigarette, the world cleared for the solution of a pron France will have to work out an believe they were fortunate when through the eastern section of the are warned to begin preparing well regulated Bank. With every up* Coolidge Vice- United State* and citizens would their glasses for the marvel will be h slipped a cog. Yap, her moth- bm that threatened to give Uncle i ngroenient on her capacity to puy they elected Mr. prubahly smoked a pipe.— Green- Sam a guml deal o f _embarrass- Just as they have done for Ger- President in 1020, ami thus got pour out hy the thousands in well worth seeing. to-the-minutc facility and with the church processions, while hundreds In tho region o f the Hudson Riyle Piedmont. More likely true ment. But for this attitude on the many. Franco has dropped the him for President in 1921. of magicians anil sorcerers would er Valley, the path of the eciipse i11 proper conservatism for absolute in not. Many grandmother part of the British, the United hint that she would welcome such POLITICIANS arc busy "explain delve deep into the secret* of their will bo 110 miles wide, and some! uke. their pipes now—und why States could not have granted ;pej- an arrangement, provided no elesafety, you will find this a desirabt Ini terms t:> the French without o f. ment of coercion exists, such as for. ing" the resignation o f Mr. Hughes necromancy to attempt to solve the interesting developments a,-e ex­ :?—Times-Union. pected in that belt. The animals j i ----------n—------j fending the British. j eign control o f the reparations un- as Secretary of State. One guess |meaning o f the ominous sign. During the early hours of th will become perplexed, scientists says, “ He intends to run for Pres­ banking connection. Pile Sanford Herald wants to France' ' plea for leniency, made der the Dawes plan in Germany, o - what has become of the old >through the budget statement of in the end, France’s ability to ident next time und feels-that he morning on that duy, Buffalo, N. say, and birds and chickens prohtirnrii girl who didn’t mind Finance Clcmentel several dny» j pay will depend somewhat upon ought to retire well in advance Y „ and New Haven, Conn., will be bnbly will go to roost after they —•------- nccord* 'fiave waked up for the day na darkness, tring darned stockings. She’s ; ago.wa* not n geituro offrepuilin-' what she gets from Germany un from President Coolidge’* Cabinet.’1\in almost' totnl • Another guess 1», “ Chief Justice! ing to astronomers, as a dark sur they thought. eld lady we know whose grand- tion. It was a request for favored der the Dawes plan. If this works The nun has just parsed its per­ ■i/h^er has to stop to sew up a Lrjna,under which to settle her oh- out us well as expected, the French Taft, whose health is not good. |face passes over the fnce of the n" in her onion .skin hose bo- ligation to tiiis country. I will I..... hie to repay rejiny tl the loans ad- intends to retire, and Mr, Hughes‘ sun. Other cities in the direct iod of minimum spots, und wilt The reason for the attitude ot vmiced by Great Britain and the is to be appointed to the Supreme lint* of -these cities will have a probably have come spots in Jan*jH * *b< o n go out joy ridiil.— the British it apparent. If France , United States. If Germany do- Bench, which he left to run against similar experience, an ordeal which nary when the eclipse will take M 'c Ulty Banner. Sanford, Fla. prob [never frighten the anew nit i ( faults anj financial agreements i Woodrow Wilson."" As usual, proh. never failed to irigtitcn anci- p’ ace, causing some disturbance u t ! * !o d) A lolta the grandmas we is to make substantia! paymeu w nr.* wearing union skins to either country i he can do so |made by France may not amount ably both guesses will prove to be tents out of their wits. Atlanta, the corona, which can bo seen at 15 ’[m I wrong. Georgia will see ubout onj-xourth eclipse time. best if the United States und En-J to much for many years. mi elvys.—Ocala Star, liiik u iii So the love I give makes my heart complete, And through it I gain the reward. For whether 1 dwell in a house by the road O r fnr from the haunts of men. I f only my love makes bright the abode. No fear shall enter it then. — Anon. First National Bank., L a k e S fr o n l P r o p e r t y FOR SALE ' E. F. LANE \ SAFE, CONSERVATIVE, MODERN ' J Seminole County Bank �:vc jffi-vV'. tgT**i .* *r*,A **tlcf rtMsz • , - Mtjtl 4 lx-.H i •. N o t ic e Spring Suit 0/ S a n ford MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. PHONE:—Rea. 428-J R OBER T E. L E E B A L L M O N D A Y N IG H T W IL L B E B R ILLIA N T EV EN T Bne Club at 10:30 Itory Hour i t 9:30 jRoe will Rlvo _ It? and teacher* at |at 3:30 o’clock. Lison Chapter of I will entertain at , with a subscripJay [Reciprocity Day, rogram at one xbyterian churen. [Lehman. Lee Ball to bo Be V. Howard D. C. at the The N. Do V. Howard Chapter o f the United Daughters o f the Confederacy Is planning a brilli­ ant ball to be held in the Armory Monday evening, Jan. 19, in hon­ or of the birthday of Robert E. Lee. The receiving line will be head­ ed by Mrs. A. P. Connelly, presi­ dent and her executive board. Others Invited to receive are the seven Confederate veterans of Seminole county and the past presidents of the chapter who are Mrs. J. N. Tolar, Mrs. L. G. Stringfellow, Mrs. George Fox, Mr*. R. J. Holly and Mrs. A. E. Douglass who is the state cor­ responding rccretary. Leading the grand march will be Mrs. Connelly and her son, Wal­ ter Connelly, who will introduce a number of beautiful figures. There will be three favor dances during the evening. The favor tables will be in charge of Camilla Pulcstnn and Alice Elder who will bo associated by other “ children of the Confederacy.” The music is to be furnished by the famous Fort Pitt Collegians. Punch will be Bervcd throughout the evening and a supper will be served at midnight. Tickets may be purchared from members of the chnnter and from the following establishments: R. C. Bowers and Co., Rouinillntt and Anderson, B. L. Perkins Co., Baum d ’s Specialty Shop, and at the Armory. Every thing is included in the price of the ticket. PERSONALS piary of Presby-i |give a ReciprocW. E. Scoggan is expected home and program at es of the church, from Bradentown, Friday. liver Tea of the Walter Connelly returns Friday rill be held at the N. Robson at from Jacksonville. J. N. Robion |trman and Miss William Albright of Orlando fill be. hostesses. spent Thursday in Sanford. ;K TO SPEAK Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kinney of ktion of the W. C. New Britain, Conn., have arrived £, Peacock of De- in Sanford for tho winter. ln address at the Miss Rosa Gray will arrive Frilonday evening at »plete program of day from Laurens, C. to lie i tho ippear in the Sat- guest o f Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Con nelly. hi be In Sanford, Miss Anne Earle Farmer of An­ Faell , rent and re. derson, S. C., is expected Sundny Phone 528. Over to be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. bon. T. W. Langley. MEETING The luncheon to be given by the Welfare Department of the Wo­ man’s Club at 1 o’clock on Wed­ nesday, Jan. 21, is open to visit­ ors In tho city and to residents who aro not club members. The price o f IB cents per plate is to cover necessary expenses, and the object o f these luncheon meetings is to bring about informal dis­ cussion among the women of the city, concerning community needs and individual responsibility. The program for this meeting will embrace two garden talks, R < W ’ by Mrs. W. A. Ginn, and Our Native Fern.*” by Mrs. Alex­ ander Vaughn. Mrs. L. I. Fraz­ ier the club health chairman, wilt bring before the assembly several nertinent subjects portainlng to public health. Mrs. Ball Entertains Entre Nous Club Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keelcy have ns their guests Mr. and Mrs. N. lepnrtment of the Oliver Keeley und children of tt Wednesday af-_ Philadelphia, Pa. »ery interesting Irrieij Anit. A fMr. and Mrs. Fred Crandcll and jiess session Mrs. sons of New Britain, Conn., hnve [gave a dramatic arrive for the winter season. Mr. the two most Crandel] ia connected with the the season, “ The Bedwcll Realty Company. "Minick." The play “ A Woman Mr. nnd Mrs. James F. Hawk­ e” by Oscar Wilde ins of Mockville, N. C., who have up. Mrs. L. R. been regular winter residents of the parts to dlf- Sanford, for several years have the reading of arrived for the season. play was greatly [present. F. A. Biglow a fellow club mem­ I'oodruff, chairman ber of Otis George in the Golden the department Valley Golf Club of Minneapolis, lo act play at the Minn., has arrived to spend the |hustncs.4' ‘fittotlflg, winter in Sanford. A direct aerial connection has A person could travel around tho ** - w « ' m*. fc* wtth*tnterest ** bedh established between Frank­ world on u milk diet, health au­ kmbers. Miss Pearl Weaver of Weavcr- fort and Munich, MJfttll thorities say. ville, N. C., who has been the p . C. D. Brumloy, guest of Mrs. B. F. Whitner, at tphin, Mr. und Mrs. her homo on Oak Avenue for tho |nd tittle Miss Con- past several days, left Wednesday of Chuluota spent for her home, she will visit in St. nnfortl. Augustine. [fl.y s 4 3 5" 6 i wm lb WA ZO We Can Prove It u zt Over Woodruff A Wntson T Y P E W R IT E R S H U Y ------ S E L L --------KENT Clean— Repair Phone IUM I rnn going to buy one For my mother, For she is- such a dear. And at times when she is tone-* 3 j soma It will give her cheer. Paul Whitehurst SEE Instructor in Violin Studio hours 9 n. m. to 5 p. m. Saturdays only. Room 306 1st Nat. Bank Bid?, J. H. Cramer’s 2119 I’ark Avenue ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a BUY YOUR Sweet Peas at Mi-lady’s Shoppe MAGNOLIA AVENUE Grown by E. B. Stowe, Cameron Avenue. Phone No. 4305 LEO -NAR-Q rs AU D IT O R IU M , D A Y T O N A B E AC H , F L A . GOUGH S Y R U P ' NEW YORK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (90 men) CREOSOTED WALTER DAMROSCH, Conductor SOOTHES INFLAMED RAW. SORE THROATS AT ALL DRUGGISTS Wednesday Afternoon 3:00, January 28th. MATINEE ONLY Prices $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 Plus Tax. Mail orders to Auditorium, Daytona Bench. Phone 939. Seats on snlu Monday, January 19. l !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■! ■ FIRST STREET PHONE 54*. s 3 .3 1-2 Price For One Day SA TURD A Y 4 LOTS OF W IN T E R DRESSES A N D COATS Vi PRICE 54 with a dozen 1 in 3/ i i 30 ■ N E W EDISONS st We did prove it— absolutely and conclusively __with a single New Edison. You know we did — from the results o f the test made last week at High School Auditorium, when Elizabeth Spencer compared her voice with its RE-CREATION by the New Edison. 3Z 1 35* 3 6 l IX *X 38 ■ JKliQN |AL. 2G— prepare for publication 29— sufltx Used an s dimin­ utive ter­ mination 30— -small *vfl spirit 32— cheer 33— .low tide* 35— make amends 37 —selected (al.i.r. | 33— a itttsnnurH ole ( n> of u dev. i 39— printing it We can prove it again—with an yother New Edison Phonograph in our store. ■ ----- j____ triC This picture represents a Cnnnry bln!, The finest singer You ever heard. H. 9. POND H W/A I S Zb Z7 28 I57 t ■I 3 W//j I Z7 ■ =* : ? 18 <9,00 per cord delivered 5 mm ■ 1 /7 8 1 1 'vm 22 j 3 :Y sf 14 rJ, Britt Realty Company See sA 13 Cut to Suit SPECIAL PRICES *%♦ /O r • Batteries& Tires .-j X 8 7 The combination of plain and figur­ ed materials is one frequently met with in spring fnshione. Here is n typical spring suit with striped skirt and plain coat trimmed with tho plaid. The coat could be wornl very nicely with a white silk skirt while tile skirt would look very at-, tractive with a sweater jacket. So it is a valuable addition to uny wardrobe. ■ ■ + Cross-Word Puzzle ILLP.UI.OUH IfUANDAKY— Twister No. 77. ----------------By J. C. BOYD.- ■2 All weak men and women All nervous men and women All skinny men and women Can grow stronger, healthier and more vigorous and take on solid needed flesh in 30 days just by taking McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets ‘four times n dny —as easy to take ns enndy. And what a hit these fie flesh pro* ducing tablets have made. One druggist tripled his sales in one week. Everybody knows thnt nasty­ tasting evil-smelling Cod Liver Oil is a wonderful vitalizer, flesh producer and health creator. But who wnnts to swallow the horrible stuff, when these wonder­ ful tablets— McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets, are just as good nnd so easy to take. A box of 00 tablets for 00 cents nnd if any skinny man of woman doesn't gain at least B pounds in 30 days— money back. Ask Bowora Phnrmncy or any good drug­ gists anywhere in America. Be sure nnd get McCoy's, the original and genuine, nnd don’t for­ get there is nothing on earth so good to make backward, listless, underweight children grow strong nnd robust. ------- Stove and Fire Place W ood One Thin Woman Gained 10 Pounds Irt 20 Days W elfare Department W ill Give Luncheon Mrs. J. G. Ball wag the gracious Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes W. Barnes hostess Thursday evening to the are spending a few days in Tam­ Entre Nous Bridge Club and some pa and Sarasota. extra guests at her home on Park Avenue. Mrs. Marguerite Akers has re­ Red hibiscus were attractively turned from Orlando where she used in dccoratipg. Mrs. S. O. has been visiting for the pnst Chase for making high score aweek. mong the club members was pre­ sented a lovely lacquer trny and C. B. Richmond left Friday for Mrs. Langley won the guest prize, Eustis where he will visit for a perfume. Following the games few' days with Mr. and Mrs. B. W. delicious salad course was served. Howland. Those present were Mr.*. S. O. Chase, Mrs. B. F. Whitner. Mrs, Mrs. Minnie Jones. Mr?. E. A. Douglass, Mrs. P. M. Elder and S. D. Chittenden, Mrs Walter Wight, Mrs. Dean Turner, Mrs, R. Virginin McDnniei attended the •T. Holly, Mrs. J. G. Sharon, Mrs. Longwood Fair Thursday. T. W. Langley, Mrs. G. t). Mobley, Mrs. W. I„ Morgan, Miss Kather­ TO GIVE BARBECUE ine Wilson and Miss Martha Fox. The Brotherhood class of the Presbyterian church will entertnin Famous Fighter O f 25 the women of the church at an old fnshioned barhecue at the residence Years A go Now Tailor of Mr. nnd Mrs. George Hart, Sanford Heights, Tucsnay night at COLUSA, Cal., Jan. 10.-—George La BInnche, who in 1889 knocked 7:00 o'clock. The Brotherhood is fortunate in out Jack Dempsey, the Nonpareil, secuing Geoge Hunter o f Hunters­ with tho famous pivot punch, nnd ville, N. C„ to superintend the surprised the pugilistic world, has ns n tailor, for ni barbecuing. Mr. Hunter is noted been workingit here It was not for his exceptionally fine barbecued more than a year. learned until recently thnt he was Iamb and pork. All the men and women of the the fighting marine of tho eight­ church nre uged to attend this ies who was accorded the honors of a champion. gathering. He is known is Colusa ns George Ferguson, his real name. Ho is 71 The quantity of Christmas trees shipped from Nova Hcotin in 1921 now and looks hearty. After his victor? over the Non­ exceeded all previous records. pareil ho joined a party headed by John L. Sullivan and toured Aus­ A moose recently wandered into tralia. In his late years he re­ the city of Montreal from the I.uu- verted to the occupation ids father rentinn mountains. taught him. Friday and The postponed Attesting of the Perkins Thursday, Educational Department of the .Saturday. Drop in and be meas­ Woman’s Unit otChurfch Service ured for y o «r new spring suit. ' — Adv, League of the Episcopal Church will meet with Mrs* S. O. Chase, 908 Oak Avenue,, MtmWy at 3:00 o’clock. ■V Last week’s marvelous exhibition was not the achievement of a special New Edison. It was simply a regular New Edison Phonograph. Vt-Kl ILAL adverse 14— point of compass happenings 2— island In 17— a peculiar speech Mediter­ sheltered ranean Sea 20— side 3— metallic 21— tiny substance 24— liquor 4— repose 25— rent 6— require 27— sag 6—-Eastern 23— man's state name I atihr.) ( Scot.) 7——excessive 30— small bod; 8— makes of Innd more 31 — agreement .•igo rous 34— by means 12 —river in of Switzer­ JIB— trinket land 1— Sf ■A ■V ■A ■V ■A ■ ■ ■ ■ A A A A The New Edison \ sY s;t; PH ONOGRAPH Long coats some with fur collars and plain self-trimmed, made of all-wool material— Silk, Canton Crepe, Satins and Crepe de Chine Dresses, about 2 5 styles to dose out at ONE-HALF Price. Coats and Dresses from .$16.00 to .$59.00 in this sale. ■X ■A Buy on eof these New Edison Phonographs on our easy payment Budget Plan. Then you have the one phonograph that sustains the one vital pho­ nograph test. Then you have music so perfectly RE-CREATED that you feel that you are listen­ ing to living artists. Plata* ** mintlud tu p A WORD TOR DECINNFRS. Tim best way tu solve « cross-wor,i puzzle is lo run quickly ov,-r tho 1**1 of hori­ zontal and vertical synonyms . and compare lh>*m U) the spaces In the purrte extending cross­ wise or downward from the number oi ih* synonym. Sum* word which will just fit in the number uf spec* available will quickly occl,i to you in some instances, giving you • foutv dntion from which to i'll-": ’9i<j more difficult words. - T ie ■ wonis mtu: Interlock pert c'lv. "A S) s: SY Lot No. 1 Coats nnd Dresses $59.00 Values $29.50 Lot No. 2 Coats and Dresses $39.00 Values $19.50 Lot No. 3 Coats and Dresses $29.00 Values $14.50 Lot No. I Coats and Dresses $16.00 Values $ 8.00 ONE D A Y — S A T U R D A Y We guarantee that any New Edison which you select from our stock, will do everything which was done by the instrument used in last week’s test. [ J. H. Hintermister Piano Co. \ 5 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 16, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 16, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 16, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4d7ab35f7f7dc39b3cb80e3e0bb4d84e.pdf f41e8cb6dca220d43f5977ff3e3f39d2 PDF Text Text t THR WRATHES Florida: Fair Thursday: Friday. unsettled ami warmer with raiiif in north portion; moderate east winds. i* k XV. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1925. SIN G LE COPIES FIVE CENTS. NGTON TO English Cabbies NATIONS ERRED IN Death Takes Man THEATRE IS USED Church Buildings o f! IECIDE AIR Now Are Placed HOLDING VESSELS Who M astered 53 BY GERMAN REDS FloridaCrowdcdBy OFNATION On Pension List AVERS CHAIRMAN Different Tongues FORPROPAGANDA Thousands Visitors Is Soon (o Inspect Centers of Coun­ Incorporate FindBasis for Policy TON. Jnn. IB* — In ­ aviation centers United States will shortly by n conmdttce which hopes leforc Mar. 4, a rematerinlly nrsist tho administration in uttinK into etrect a onnl air policy, on is planned as a by Congress to de:cds of the country establishment. Repirian Lambert, Wism of the select comrery member desires i and not a destruc............... on” in the hope ___ thnt the country’s aviabe available before ent of the Sixtyis. I of the aircraft prob rerented in the final gent condition of the e future air estnbstudy of patent and k. The Intter phase pntion wns conclutlItmas. I committee has gon? Bin of wartime prola the authority for 1 that deliveries of |gines b ythe Amcripdustry during the fountry was at war an deliveries made associates during crioil of the entire ( upon the testimony before the comniitItivc Lambert said hs convinced that J tho entire country perspective on avia­ over the record loom- to me that all has done has been money," the chair"What we need to |n nmv is not necesit money in more [ but to more intellian.l direct as to how HI iie spent.” ( live Lambert is con’intion is first of all a tility and not n......... mily. but the ‘‘alarming our nrmy and navy mnvinces him thnt "it brt of wisdom to ree­ lin' exigencies of the |m<|uostionnbly parnnnd thus demand im►ivc and favorable ncHl the members of my icognize the fact that |t be developed along | mo-<, jui t ns the Amersystem was developed | r -inl lines, rather than |id Mr. Lambert, “buL I sympathetic apprecia|imt-iliato national need not longer wait bc(i-r sonic stimulant to tm. It will be costly Idangerous to delay.” fs College To Feminist Talk Jan. 15.—The statisof the registrar genhat during 1023 tin re •rths; 414,305 deaths marriages. tic., ix.ow that 20,707 I.'-'03 widowers n% mg the year and the "bieh both contracting their scconu matrimoinhered 0,210. If " t couple married e uf the bridegroom as |c bride 15. Among the | 2'i girls of the age of k'h'ini was married to a inning the bridegrooms pie bachelor of 1*3. years of married life rd'-st, according to the ['"■ the 2,834 litigants aits for the dissolu>* niarriagcs included C' in which the weddmore than 20 years. "I «f PJ23 the estim at" was 17,717.100, The »»“ • -'4.832,513 had ,i I2'l7.!*2*i. I1 H l l r LEADERS W hen yon write to your friends r 'S i LONDON, Jan. ir,.—A dozen TACOMA, Wash., Jan. 15.— ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.. Jan. feeble old fellows who belong to English Government A l o n e Professor Carl .1. Arnell, credited Have Wandering Theater That 15.—The ipflux of winter visitors the dying race of hansom cab driv­ Escaped Losses.. For Tax with being master of 511 languages Satirizes IVeminent Men to this city has brought about a frem the Eskimo to that of the a ers have recently been given an­ payers by Selling Vessels American And Presents Propaganda situation in local churches that i Hottentots and including nuities of $100 each a year for the Built During War Period nil the leading languages of the In Form of Lurid Drama believed to be unparnllcd it the rest of their lives in this motorized religious history of the country. No world, died here recently. world. They were selected by the LONDON, Jan. 15.—In comHe wns secretary to American BERLIN, Jan. 15.—One of tho large in the attendance at two of Benevolent Association as the peting against ships which are nnibnssndors to Japnn for 12 years the churches that the preacher: neediest and most infirm of 77 ap­ privately owned, state-wide ships and' the ‘ second white man to most effective instruments of pro­ have resorted to double Mrviccs plicants for annunities, all men have come off the worst according complete the course in Oriental paganda yet devised by the Com­ every Sunday forenoon to a m i write with a Waterman’s, that makes who, with tall top hats and droop­ to Lord Inchenpe, the chairman of languages in the Imperial Univer­ munists is the so-called Proletar­ modate the throngs who wish to writing a joy. ing mustaches, once sat on their the P. & O. shipping company, sity of Tokin. It was snid thnt ian Wandering Theater which was worship in their buildings. cab hexes adding to the easygoing lie >aid that during the war the he knew the Japanese and Chin­ At both places, the Congrega­ You will have no trouble getting amenities of the streets of Lon­ British government built n great ese languages as few natives did. first put to use during the recent tional i hurcit and the First Avenue Methodist Church, the complete don. They were too old when au­ many steamers but very wisely On leaving the American cm bns.l,election campaign, li -is «popular —» V | a Waterman’s. Because Waterman’s tomobiles cumc in to learn the after the war had ceased they got ray at Tokin Mr. ArncII became a ' 1" th‘ rv™ s t "sc " f 4he w«r«L re­ program of music, scripture read­ ing and sermon are given al both trick, of sliding gear transmission. iid of them, and .a t high prices professor in two universities in flecting the wishes, the hupes and give universal satisfaction—most mer­ Gradually taxicabs took away their for trade was then booming. Not the Japanese capital. When his the hatreds of the broad masses. services, the second service t follow­ chants sell them. ing the first with only an intermis­ trade. so wise were Canada, America, health broke down four years ago, Wherever in the workingmen's sion for changing rongregations. Only a few of these oldtimcrs Brazil, Australia, and Portugal, the Japanese government returned You can get a holder to fit your drive cabs in London today. Ev­ which held on to their stateowned him to the United States on n quarters there is a brcrhnll or The Congregational cluiren has i capacity of 2 ,000, while the eryone favors the taxi, and unless steamers. These vessels had been battleship. . other large room with a stage a- seating hand—a pen point to fit your writing Methodist edifice Im.i a very large one takes a cab as a lark, their competing with privately rwned Ile once traveled through th e ' vnilnble, the Communists rent it auditorium. drivers must depend upon the few vessels tho world over with the Orient —in a style that exactly suits. lent investigating the opium pro on some convenient evening and Other churches in the city ate .........result that these countries had dr.wdy souls who have never deignblent, on which lie complied a vol­ offer their **Revicv/ in Fourteen contemplating inaugurating of the ei! to recognize tile existence of lots millions of pounds which had uminous report for the United Scenes.” As the. scenes unfold be­ double morning service program automobiles. | to be made- good by the taxpayer. States Senate. fore the eyes of the workers, two during the winter months. All the Nobody troubles to identify m 2 It would, he believed, have paid tnen. one representing Cla s Strug­ churches here also have filled au­ tnxienh driver from another, but the ship-owning governments to th ■ ether the Bourgeois, fur- ditoriums at the evening services. Now v.gle. i-li th» proper comment. They Reports from other parts of the it was diffurent in the hanpy days have sunk their ships rather tiinn Aged Earrings The pen that has been accepted as of horse-drawn hansoms. Many t In!-’ take the place of the chorus state show that many churches are have kept them running during Latest German Fad In the ancient Grtck trgedy or of I '.aiming to enlarge their quartern of the drivers in those days had the last four years. When g.ivernthe pen of perfection for more than celehrntcd nicknames, known to! meats rid themselves of the' in­ interlocutor in the American to take care of the visitors. DRESDEN, Jan. 15.—Now is the the Min.'.trc! show. peers and tramps alike. They i cubus of state-owned vessels the time forty years. Buying a Waterman’s is for women who desire to be tip? erne depicts a Connnunlat pine away their horseless hours j Public may see a moderate return j„ f-^hion to brim? out their' not an experiment. now in cheap homes for the infirm to prosperity in the ship building rings from the time of Naim Icon as li. is about to be sentenced to pcor, or pick up a few penniesi industry. Meantime the shipbuild- |. Fortunate is the woman who long hunt ison mint for thinking! opening and closing taxicab doors,] mg yards of Great Britai Britain will *ban among her heirlooms earrings didorcntiy from the accepted’ dreaming perhaps of the lovelier have many empty . . berths, wi with tlie dating back H'0 years and more. standards. He makes a last imL. E-Waterman Company, 191 Broadway, NewYork ladies and more gentlemanly gen­ resulting la?!; of employment, but Dame Fashion prescribes an ear pa sinuate pica to the jury, which San Francisco : Chicago • Boston i Montreal tlemen of far away and long ago. shipowners will not go on build, dress made up of rather long gold­ it nothing but a veiled campaign Another scene depicts a visitor a From time to time they did ami are ing ships unless they. can expect . . cn chains fastened into the ear and . , . carried off to cemeteries in auto-' reasonable able margin of profit. ' Hiding in a beautiful pearl or pro' ,al coming lo the earth mobile hearses. Goverfyiient.s would be better off | clous stone. Some of these car I ” 1" 1 fading to hit surprise that •---------------------------- ----------- ncludcd Lord Inehcape, if, instead j m ors extend down to the seam tln re are people who actually slave Tampa Will Receive1prise, com.,,ctinK w*th private giitcr-jof the low-neck cut, ami are made and starve so that someone else they took a slinro of business! llP of a series of precious stones, may wallow in wealth. He can BEACIIAM THEATRE—FRIDAY, JAN. 16 profits the form of income tax. Contrasts of color, by which a t ­ only explain this situation by reCommercial Lawyers If they incontinued ORLANDO---Curtain at *:'U> - M.-lui :- lO.-'.li to run ships they tention is to be called to the costly nitmbering that the earth is in nature of tho vnirous stones niok- part peopled by a race of crazy MATINEE AND NIGHT TAMPA, Jan. 15.—The mid-win­ would fail commercially, and to mg up the hanging ear decoration, men railed proli turinns. I’RIt'ES—Night $3, $2, $1.50 and SI; M atinee-$2. $1.50, $1 and 30c ter meeting of the executive com­ make good their losses, would have are as much in fashion now ns they The f.amilin figures of German SEATS NOW SELLING mittee of the Commercial Law recourse to additional taxation. political life, i itch as General were taboo the last time earrings "Miss Anglin and Mr. Fnvcrahnnt League of America, to be held here l.ud ndorff. President Ebert, Gen­ have roles \viiich radiate their perbeginning Jan. 15. is expected to Past Week’s Weather were in vogue, some 25 years ago. eral Mm i-'reckt. Chief of Police, .'dualities tn tlu* beat poasiblc nilbring lawyers here from more than vantage, anil seldom Is a dozen states. Business sessions Is Declared Beneficial Fort Myers May Vote PiusiJan Minister of the Interior COT/l n o n - . Severing, and other hateful to the w _ an opportunity given to will extend over Hire days. A I* O f Schools *>*" 1t* lire imitated on the witness such powerfully special car will bring a contingent A WAMIINGTOX, Jan. 15.—Crop stage and their statinicnt pnrwlieffective acting.”—Now from Chicago. In addition t i and weather conditions, in Florida g-y Orleans Tinics-PicaPORT MYERS, Jan. 15.— The d. members of this committee, chair - 1during the week ending yesterday "I was weak and nervous men of six committees of the na­ are summarized by the Depart­ board of ''duration, at ita meeting and run-down,” writes Mrs. tional league will attend the -c.-n ment of Agriculture Wednesday to be held Jan. 22,. will take for Edith Sellora, of 4*it; S . rions here. Members of the exec­ mostly mild temperature, benefic­ consideration a ; --titlon asking 21st St.. East St. Louis. III. V (^ s y • ^4.r . .li* orestall utive committee of the American ial and loca'ly heavy rains in most that a bond election be called to *b:;4' 1 " I couldn't Bleep nights, I Bar Association who meet in At- section:. Stimulated germination vote on issuance of $350,000 worth wns bo restjeas. I felt tired lantu Jnn. 12 also have been iuvit- growth of truck oats, grass, cit­ of bonds for crcctionof a school and not In condition to do readed building in the wv tom part of tiio here for the occarton. ius trees including sat.iuma.i Is rcmy work. I would haro ported in the west. Rain damaged l '! ?;,• **1' ^"ilding would be in Mich pains In my Ktomnch strawberries locally. Potato. plant thnt I was afraid JL would Seek Eastern Market . . , I,!.10" l” Hie Last hurt M city, hills and ever . mg continue! in the north while building an addition to the ju n io r ' get tlown In bed. . . My i f K M'a & 't school and an addition to tin mother came to boo mo and For Virginia Apples much <>f »hc crop is up in the tYn- high East Fort Mycr School. Xf tral division. iniggcstcd that 1 uuo fan e improved in the Everglades No one ne<»,| nu(T>'r tin* .ujasonsl rocurreneo WASHINGTON, Jnn. 15.—Ap­ {/n Joint appearance) Lake Wurth — Approximate!'. ChilP mnl F e v c , with il * l"rrltily \v iik ple growers of Virginia are mak­ where syrup and sugar making be­ $310,000 to be spent for civic im­ of rning ''llc-t. Wiritersinilh’s Cliill Timid ing u concerted effort to recap­ gins soon. Planting tobacco beds provements. will kill your Cliill *an.l l-at .ill tin' Miliaria in . AKIN5 Corncdi] Drcma oF Intri'quc in north. Large shipout of your system. If you tin* subject to ture the eastern market, now held | continued ments of truck and citrus fruits Mnlaria the b*-st plan U to take Winterby western growers, by means of fruits were made. Peaches are sm ith's Cliill Tonic be forehand. It will co-operative enterprise and adver­ blooming and budding prematurely. l :UJIT often prevent development of t ho disease. FREE tising, Records of the Department (5,1/ v t , It puts rich, red blood into your veins, giv­ of Agriculture's fruit inspection ing you tho sin ngth necessary tow ard oR b ’.C B k & t o F s PRINCESS VICTORIA ILL Malaria. service reveal that 500 farmers of I felt better nfter my first Fifty alx years of continued succors liavo the Old Dominion are using the n*.. i *i j OCOROE C.TYLfiftcjja'HUGH FORD LONDON, Jan. 15.- The health maiio thui Iho rtandanl tunic in thou-anils bottle. 1 had a better methods of the westerners to re­ of Princess Victoria, the only un­ Coupons Given With Every Phono­ of homes tliniughout tho malarial districts appetite. It BCemed to enter the competition. graph Record Purchased of the United Staten, Central and South married daughter of Ijuscn Alcxstrengthen a n d build mo . —- ■ The Virginians ,agreed to liar- nndra, bus nut been good of late, America and elsewhere. 1 up. I mu bo glad to recom­ The holder of the most vnlu test and pack tlicir^ B'Jt^crop j Sli,, will travel abroad in the hope The system easily aisim i'aten W inter- 1 mend Curdul for what It in coupons r.n March 15th, a unit and arranged ft r fruit iu- of improving her health. sm ith's Chill Tonle and thorn aro no had . W . A . M e r r v u a v Co . did for mo. I haven't elfects "ii Iho rtom aeli or nerves. You gets the radio set, free. spcctii.n liy federal and state needed nny medicine stneo sh>"iM have a ImiIII o in your homo. Popular i d ln tk u , F lo r id a agents at the shipping points. Sprouted oats furnbli one of the 1 took G'ardul, and l am sirn. i's) ' tile, m am m oth ai-e, $I.(N>. All Columbia, Okeh They agreed also to use the Unit­ best sources of green and succu­ «> feeling fine." drug . t o r i. \V|nlor»mlll» Chem ical C om -! 5 d tre O iitributora for Vocalion and Paramount ed States apple grades. nuny, Inc. Louiaville, Ky. ——Adv. lent feed for the poultry flock dur­ Nervousness, r o s tlo n a ness, elocplcssncss—these Records ing winter. FI-DO-PAK symptoms so often aro tho Opposition To Titles I’riil s.:J Vegetable Ho*;et result of a weak, run-down F. P. PINES condition, and may de­ Causes Complications also C-itn:". Packers Supplies. FOR 311 K. 2nd St. Rhone lidB-J velop more seriously If not 4.'V,(*ialn, Fet -Is. FcrtilUrrs. treated In time. Every HouseWit’e i.ir.iv, I’ljslcr, Cement. Boot­ PRETORIA, Jnn. 15.— General r n i» it r i 7. r. s fnko C a r d u 1. Sold ing. F.gg Catvs and Egg Hcrtzog tier lined t*i make any rceIt •» •* ! —f«l * • -$#»», »#'»•«» «!•?»(» If I *M '*'l*fl ALUMINUM everywhere. ;() Cross Word Puzzles tic*,-* Fillers. oiiinictuiutioiis to the British gov­ M l\«ti M<( J! — Lf (HMkSttl, •»*'. EX-1or. Complete Stock ___ I flfxli, $1.35 Postpaid ernment regarding, the inclusion of $»'• Ml. Mlf|ll SEND FOR PRICE LIST A complete book When the delicate tissues of your I I till I*. IM lfffftn. South African names in the New )2 B« sA of 50 iiuzz I v h throat arc raw and sore from coughing, Year’s honors list. bound with at and your strength is exhausted with Tho general held that titles oth­ tractive b a r d the constant hacking, you may (all an e;uy ■a ■a ■nnma ■■h■n■r u■■■n■xa ■s aa j ■■■■t*a ■u■a■ ■Ix n■■■a a■ ■» n■■nn■a ■an■■■■■ ■x* nM■■ a er than accndomic distinction* am! rcy to more scr ioua t rouble. So atop the coukii rover, including B1C decorations conferred fur i.tatu ser­ quickest you can. before it creeps too deep. Devoe’s a Venus Pencil. By a very simple treatment you can stop tho n vices nre in Conflict with the spir­ The Rage of Iho Spells practically at once, and relieve the heav­ it of the people of South Africa PAINT and POLISH iest cough otten In 21 hours. The treatment Li Hay! and with the principles and policy based on a remarkable prescription known as The Best Quality Spend evenings l>r. King's New Discovery lor Cough?. You of the party at present in power. take a tcupoonbd and hold it in your profitably b y simply (or See 15 or2Useconds before e*vallowing, improving your throat without follow ing with water. It has a double Mexicans Jail Crew mind. Instrur- action. It nut only soothes and healssnrrncia irritation, but it quickly loosens and re­ i tive-edueatiiiiial. end moves tho phlegm and congestion which ata OF Pensacola Vessel T h c s e cross the direct c«u,e of the coughing. W iththa SPECIAL PRICES c«ur« treated ini his way, the whole coughconw o r d puzz les till Sec ion goes in n very hot t time. WASHINGTON. Jan. 15.—The will add countless words to your TlieprcscriptioncontainsnopplatcaorhannCaptain and members of the crew vocabulary. Order NOW and be ful drugs. It simply helps Nature. It is tor client coldj, hoarseness, bronchitis of the American sailing vessel, convinced! Scrtil your order at coughs, spasmodic croup. Very economical, as Ruth, o f Pensacola, Fla., and man once. Tho first volume will surely and the dose h only one tcispooaful. Fur calc at » PHONG 518. FIRST STREET S claiming to lie Dr. W. F. Lorenz make you a fan and get you ready all good druggists. Ask (or cliairmuii of the Wisconsin State for the next series. Send money 5 S ■■■■■■ S HXOH■■ It ■H■■■ S ■■■ B■■■■■ B■■■■ H■ nB ■■■■■■ O■ B■ li 3 H13■ n B■■ ■■■■■■■■■■ • ■ ■■■ lb aril o f Control, were placed in order, express or cashier's draft. jail at Progesso, Mex., y order ! We will ship COD if you desire and of the captain of port at that place. „ j ... * 'charge you the postage. The American Counsel at Pro- J a s te s t grow ing developm en t SPECIAL OFFER. We will send, •j grcs.o lias been instructed to make postpaid Series 1—2—3 $ 1.00 on t Afu lle st C onst DAKWAI. COUP. Dept. A.1II3 a thorough investigation anil re­ o ffy io r id n lu tb u n iB itu fu eltire of a f e r tiliz e r m ix tu re . lb«- mat* r i a l , lllu t c a r r y pliiispltorio uc-l.l fo rm lit* port details of the affairs. 7'J‘J Broadway, New York, N. Y. f V,"-l-i-:. Jan. 15.—Ad' lilford R. Fosof the newl City Planners' ' 1 rganizntion cum- Award Gives Miami I 1 i'solcrs throughout Woman $250,000 Sum *. ''.purpu.se of the body . _'r!nyr about uniform MIAMI, Jan. 15.—As the result 'atinn and ndoptiou of a decision by Dade county cir­ ll'lanning program. cuit, Mrs. Olivia Ellslcr lias been property in a Miami sub­ pxchangeCourt awarded urb valued at $250,000. Te deci­ was rendered after a three 1’or Post Office sion years tight on her part, during j. .7 which she was for a part of the , , , 1?•—Reocmmen- 1 tjmL. forced to work n- a dishwater shrtilu. up| 1' etuoin ..................... in a Philadelphia c: tablishmcnt to n»*«ie by the Hills- provide means of self-support. ,u"«y grand jury tha: ^mission negotiate with i he first farmer was the first * kuvernnicnt with the man, and nil historic nobility rest' ^enmiging tho present on possession und use of land. i, nZUsv aml •-'ite for the Emerson. B ofliee block an dbuiidPD cominissionei < have feveral years endeavorTry Smith’s Barber p*osc of the caurthou.te advantage, becuuso of Shop for good barber ce spin;,, and gtyieral cou, t house work. Ladies welcome. rl >y lh .e Brand jury b'nct; to the county." Next to Valdez. I NUMBER 143. w rite with a pen that is r ig h t--------? Wa!emans@fbuntainPen Weak Nervous $ F D C F C A R D U Ij The Woman's Tonic R A D I O SET 207 p w Neglected CougH Dangerous— How to Stop It Quickly Ball Hardware Co. Ball Hardware Co. The Phosphoric Acid in Fertilizer Mixtures O n M e m o ria l H ig h w a y and O n O ld Tainpa Bay 'B e tw e e n 'T am p a-an d S t.T e tcrsL u rg ;1 “Could Hotter Fertilizer He Made We Would Make It" Get January price list .Mixed Fertilizers—SIMON PURE ami GEM BRANDS”—mu* ready. QUALITY first. Fair Prices. Prompt Shipment. Not the Cheapest, hut the BEST fur results. Also lit•ecticides, Sprayers, Dusters and Dusts. T h e tw o popiil. r loiircen us*d us IIAHU or.- ( lis t llo- n o -ca lled A cid P h o sp h a to ( th e p ro p e r f..r w h ic h I t Sup* r jlu m p liu ti'); an d second, th e v u rlo u s graiU-n un d « |u a lltlc s o f Hone. AUDITORIUM, DAYTONA KKACH, FLA. C j^ j^ p p A M V ('JO men) IIUNK ilK A I. v a rie s lu <iuallty us w ell a s III p rice . M of g rin d , t i e . o f I *oft * m ouls. liv e ry lot of hones u se d lu IDKAI* f e r tiliz e r s In suojvctvd tu lliusv te s ts , a n d a n y th a t fall • to m e e t th o h ig h Htumlurd w h ic h w o liavo s e t Is re je c te d . You a n f illv p ro tc c ti'd u l i u i > uu use IDEAL, s e rv ic e u n d IDEAL, fe rtiliz e rs . Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. Wednesday Afternoon 3:00, January 22th. MATINEE ONLY Prices $ 1 .00, $1.50, $2 .00, $2.50 Plus Tax. Mail orders to Auditorium, Beach. I'hcna 031). Seats on sale Monday, January 19. It r e q u ir e s s k ille d c h e m ists a n d la b o ra to rie s , * w ith I n tric a te >'lu li'ito nt to inuko th o te s ts w hich wo r o iu lr u of th o p u rity , a v a ila b ility , fin e n e s s WALTER DAMIIOSCii, Conducttir HARRY E. PRETTYM AN n am s H l'PK H PIIO H PM A T K v n rte s In t|u tilliy . (a n d th o re fo ro «ls<* In p r ie s ) , tlie sam e as an y o th e r f e r ­ tiliz e r in u ti-rln l T I m- S u p e rp h o s p h a te u.«-d lu IH K A I. f e r tiliz e r s Is o f o u r ow n rn a n u ta c tu ro by a now p ro ce ss. It i*.itti". from th e h ln s lu a clea n , sw e e t, d ry , h ig h ly a v u lla h te uml finely p u lv e rized c « a •llllo n . nm l on thin a c c o u n t w r c a ll It o u r NKW PlttM 'KS.d H U PK ItPIIO H PH A T U . It c a r r ie s I ts p ts u l fimil In a fo rm th a t i« re a d ily a v n tlu h le fo r th e n o u rl.h in e tU o( tlie p la n t, um l it Is f a r su p e rio r lu th e A chl P h o sp h a te inuM ufactiireil u n d e r th e o ld e r m eth o d s. W e a r e th o ex c lu siv e F lo rid a m a n u fa c tu re rs u f th* NKW PltOPKHH H U PPIIPIIOHIM IATK. E. O. 1’AINTEIt FEKTIUZUK CO., Jacksonville, Fla. g n n w I,.,,, .irim utt %viii. lt tin u ilx u ir.' Is b u ilt. Tin- u tb lllln o " f tb«- iirupc-r i|iiu u tllU s uttil k in d s *»f m a te r ia ls th a! ruri-y A tttni'iiil.t am i P o ta s h g iv e s lit" a n a ly s is «l«-sld»-tl. a n d d c le rtu ltie s th e co n d itio n o( th » m U tu r , 'l iter* f u n . tli«> m u lt r ia ls fo rm in g tb< UAHKure *>f p rlm u liu p o rta tic e lu th e m ix tu re . JACKSONVILLE '• FLORIDA II. t', III Me, Naufor*l II r a n c h Hunnarr. �■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I 9«• * + * * * * * * * * * * * + a -:<. w v '. - w •>•!■•><•<••»<••:•<•<{• S B B ^ S E 33 w B B S B K sS B B ^ ^ B B B E B E S *+ *+ «4> + *+ «**?4+ 44**f< V *'*** 3ilU3Ay 5fJBJ 2IX w d o p A a a ‘a a N i i v o *h n /C jm n ju o d d Q j o a q j^ •U O I S I A ip C J I lg S“ 9 H ^ n I ^ A 0 |q i3 a iS 3 Q 0 D U lS q iI7 [ O J JS O R [ JIT S J jb ^°*fd Vrauuojpq -pajj^suj 9q oj uoos o.re S9 i: T P1*^ J9^AV <S1S0 *lnO J9S ^U!9C| 9*rc su ip j Su O J° MOH uo -uoipog sup ui opi2ixi Ihiioq Aipicte; U O O S :^ v tA 0JH 2 M O U e® �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY JANUARY IS, i l W lif l V ' t t mm /rmramaffin^ ■\ EVERAL hundred years ago, it was, when an intrepid Spanish Sea ^ Captain, De Sota by name, sailed out of the storm tossed seas through the narrow pass that joins Sarasota Bay with the Gulf of Mexico, and brought his ship into the peaceful turquoise waters inside the keys. • So enamored with the exquisite charms of Sarasota Bay did he become, that immediately after landing he decided to settle upon those shores, and turning to his followers he said “I will travel no further. I will live at this place to which a divine Providence hath brought me.” He named the settlement after his favorite daughter, Sara de Sota. So was Sarasota founded. �■sr THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15,1925 lonM utu em Wonderland to be Created De Sota landed, lived and I V ER the sapphire seas of the Mediterranean, Captain De Sota had sailed. The beauties of the Riviera were not strange to him. He had drifted into Cor­ una, past the Palisades of Cape Ortega, and had seen its quaint charm through the haze of twilight. W herever on the face of the earth Nature had been most generous in her giving, there he had been. Yet here, on the shores of Sarasota Bay he found the spot which above all others enthralled him. O W h at an opportunity for the man or woman w ho loves to play, to dwell radiantly happy. Here where almost at your front door you may land from your sloop, your motor boat or yacht at the dock of the majestic new yacht club—where you will be able to dine and dance at one of Florida’s finest hotels situated right on the property— where across the Tamiami Trail, which runs through the property, an eighteen hole golf course, now being planned by Donald Ross, will tempt you to its fairways! ‘Sarasota Bay Land, bathed in year ’round sunshine, warm as May while the Northland freezes— cooled by laving summer breezes— land of a hundred changing moods and a thousand scintillating colors— is it any wonder that once your founder saw you he never cared to roam again!’ , W hat an opportunity for the far seeing investor, tool Such a one will see in an instant that since values are created by demand — the steady and considerable in­ crease in the value of lots on Whitfield Estates will be inevitable. * . W hat man or woman could resist you? W hat one is there who would not say as did the gallant Spanish Cap­ tain, “I will live at this place.” An Incomparable Home Site No limit has been set on the number of sites that may be purchased by any one person, hence it may be expected that large sections will be bought up by those who see in this choice spot an opportunity for the future, when the natural development will automatically enhance values far above their present levels. —An Amazing Investment Opportunity Opening Day of Sale January 2 9 t h < On the highlands above Sarasota Bay, overlooking its Opal waters,* cooled by gulf breezes, shaded by sylvan giants— palms and bamboos, moss covered live oaks and palmettos— Whitfield Estates® is located. Its tropical beauty has been jealously held intact for many years as a part of the Alfred Ringling Estate, On January 29th this fairyland will be open to the public. W hat an opportunity for the home lover to build his castle in the most entrancing spot in the worldl Reservations Will beAccepted Now Make your n reservations Now! But no Sales Consummated Until Opening Date The first unit will be available January 29th, and While no sale can be actually consummated before the Opening Date, we will accept reservations now. These reservations will be given priority in the order of receipt b W e urge you to make your reservations at once if you desire to purchase any lots in the first unit. . Call or write today for full information. W ithout obligation on your* part, a representative of the Adair Realty & Trust Company will gladly show you over the property. Adair Realty & Trust Company The Nation’s Oldest Real Estate Firm SOLE SELLING AGENTS Mira Mar Building SARASOTA • O u r p riv a te cars w ill be at y o u r disposal at any tim e to visit am i inspect th e p ro p erty . C all for c u e today* „ � 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 15, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 15, 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 15, 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/282e1ab0735790b2c4db70c545064ee9.pdf f4303058067e48252a35dddf9aa9f29c PDF Text Text A jaW . * •* _ Florida: F ite unsettled ami i . In north portion; winds. f + SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1925. \ascotnSlemp To ignmarch 4 A s ilidge Secretary Sanders To Be Issor, Rumors ^pital Indicate; isor is Capable Ignored In ;t Selections Was Coolidge For Running in November Succeeds H ughes SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. F igures In Bribery Scandal ra w e st LOWERHOUSE COUNSEL AGAINST CHURCH OFFICIAL ENDS ARGUMENTS McFadden Measure Which Would ReviseNntionalBank Laws, Finally Passed by the House; Measure in Senate Shoals Bill Back H ouse FollotMM Passage In Sendt ™«WOOD host “S r O T , , 10 THRONGSTHAT Leasing Substitu For H ouse Meas B ill P a ssed B y Vote Alm ost Three to One Doctrine o< Episcopal Church Contrasted With The Al­ iened Heretic.Teachings of Bishop Millinm M. Brown Attendance on Opening Day Is Estimated At More Than ^1,000 Persons; Exhibits Are Awarded Their Prizes Includes Amendments Deal­ ing With Brnnch Banking, Offered By Rep. Hall To Rush Passage i In Lower House Will Try- to” M ake I t Former Governor Jonathan M. Davis of Kansas, who with his son, Russell, have been arrested charged with soliciting and accepting A Law B efore P res­ With thousand*: of people in a t­ bribes in connection with the pardoning of several hankers from tendance throughout the day, the ent Session Is Ended prison. . I.ongwood Community fair ended ________ •• Wednesday night the first of a two WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.— 3 day period of exhibition. The Frank Kellogg, former ambuvsador gates were thrown open Friday The Muscle Shoals problem to Great Britain, who has been morning for tho concluding day of wns hack today in the house named as Secretary of State suc­ the fair which will bo ended to­ ceeding Charles Evans Hughes, who night at 7:15 o'clock when num­ where the four year old fight resigned to re-enter private life. bers of the prominent citizens of over disposition of the prop-, this section will gather nt tho erty started, being returned Orange and Black Hotel for a din­ by the senate in the form of ner nt which the Longwood Chamb­ Underwood private leasing bill er of Commerce will he host. Judging of tho various entries War Department Officials to Subscriptions Now Are Above was virtually completed during ndopted as n substitute for the proposing to lease Be Guests of Chamber Com­ 175,000 Mark; Quickness Wednesday’!* exhibition. Almost measure to Henry Ford. merce on Expedition, EndOf Sales Is Believed to every art, industry and activity With final approval of tho Un­ inf? Day With a Luncheon Set Precedent In Sanford in this section was represented by derwood bill, 50 to 30, the acnata a large number of exhibits. There got itself out of the preliminary Freparntions for entertainment Subscriptions to tho $300,001) were 53 separate entries in the tangle into which it hveumo en­ farm product and vegetable classes of the hoard of engineers for rivers stock issue of the Sanford Hotelmeshed Tuesday and so washed Its No Other Charges Other Than and harbors, which will arrive In Realty Co., at noon Thursday had anti 00 exhibitors, many of whom hands of the whole Muscle Simula Brlhcryl’roceedingsAgainst Sanford Sunday afternoon, will be reached the $175,000 mark and of­ entered articles in several branches problem, temporarily, nt least. Governor Davis and His Son made Friday night nt a call meet­ ficials of the company dcclnrcd of competition, were registered in Friends of tho measure are mak­ ing of the inland waterways com­ their confidence in selling the en­ the home work class. Have Not Been Preferred ing efforts to hnvo it sent to con­ Throughout the day throngs of mittee of the Sanford Chamber of tire amount of stock by Saturday ference between the two houses Commerce according to nn an­ night. The quick sale of the stock visitors pushed through the fair with a view of obtaining final con­ TOPEKA, Kan., Jan. 15.—Inves­ grounds. Exhibition booths were and the demand evinced has .io'. nouncement made Thursday. Mem­ tigations by state and county of­ while the attractions on gressional action before this ses­ bers of the harbors hoard will be what is declared a precedent of crowded ficers, seeking to throw light on the nildwny, by the sion expires on March -1. whilo met by Sanford representatives in buying ns the project has been an­ Johnny Jones furnisher! the ullegcd illicit bartering for opponents nro laying th e ir lines to Carnival company, in Daytonn shortly after noon Sun­ nounced but five days. pnrdons under the administration have it referred to a committee In drew hundreds of devotees. From day and brought through the coun­ of former Governor Jonathnn M. Already there arc 111 subscrib­ the time the gates were thrown the hopes that there will be no try to Sanford. Davis, were continued Wednesday ers and n number of people of In the morning until the tents tinal action by this congress. Members of the board will he Sanford und the surrounding te r­ open on a sweeping scale. As yet no Senate approval of the Under­ on the exhibits were closed a t night guests nt a dinner at the country ritory have practically concluded Longwood formal bribery proceedings start­ was the center of a t­ wood measure was brought nhout club Sunday night. Monday morn­ negotiations that will make them traction of Semiiiole county. ed Monday against the former gov­ by u coalition of administration ing they will hoard the government stockholders in the company, it is ernor and his son. Republicans and a group of Demo­ As no chnrgc is being made for boat for Jacksonville, which is the announced. Queries concerning entrance to the fair grounds no crat!:. H came alter Senator Cur­ The attorney general’s staff has final point of tlioij- tour of Florida. the project are not limited to San­ record of attendance was available tis of Kansas, the majority leader, turned over to the county attorney Inspection of the various worka ford and Seminole county as in- but It io reliably stated that con­ had conferred with President Cooln collection of affidavits, assemb­ about the city wil be made by the tcier.t has been manifested in sev­ siderably more than 3,000 persons idgo at the White House. led in its investigations, and the engineers Sunday afternoon, eral other auctions of the state. two officers are co-operating in Immediately after the senate visited the fair grounds on tin* in , the gathering evidence. Active soliciting of sales hai opening day. After tho close of met, the* Underwood bill was ac­ _included n , , , list , ,of• visitors . , Onu of ungles under the search­ S; Gen. Edgar Jadwin.nasisU bean in progress for tho pant few the grounds exhibitors and cun- cepted for the second time, 40 to light is the uyeuue by which Volrider of engineers, and sonia* slay.? by members of the Bodwott cyssionaires began preparation for 38, as a substitute for the Norris ney O. Johnson, convicted banker memberof thebaml cl ctshnliunu Realty company through which tho u »till lg-^«*r numb*.*?-. oL govefhBrcfet ;,*pautlon plln, which of# visitors vl.d |hnd )Df1 k n im (aftpnried IftiD W iw i v n a l.'rri ‘ * of Auln, Kim., obtumed his parole member of the bonrd: Col. Hpencer stock Is being sold. Members of Thursday. been yesterday, 4Q Cosby, Great Lakes Division; Col. the organization are not limiting from former Gov. Davis shortly to 39, over the Jones’ proposal to ' \ Among tho exhibits attracting before Christmas. A member of John C. Oakes, Southeastern Divis- their efforts to seeking the Inrg- attention is n “Model Homo” en­ refer Iho problem to a commission. the attorney general's staff left ion; Col. Frank C, Beggs, Philndel er ruhscribers but have enrolled tered by the Luke Jessup Lumber* With tho Underwood measure Topeka Wednesday to look into re­ phia District; Lt. Col. J. II. Slat­ a number of small inventors in tho company. The object of tho ex­ nek before the senate. Senator ports that Johnson “bought his tery, New’ York Division; Lt. Col. company, hibit is to show the process gone Jones, the R-publirnn Whip, re­ way” out of the penitentiary. Gilbert A. Youngberg, Jackson­ A measure of the interert out­ through in the construction of u offered his proposal, widen dis­ Affidavits charging thut Ernest ville, District; Maj. Gordon It. side of Sanford Is shown in the moderately priced residence build­ placed the Underwood bill Wednes­ Bartholomew, of Wichita, was of Young, Washington, I). C.; Major fact that Mayor James L. Giles of ing. day, but it was rejected, 43 to 38, fered his release from prison for a H. W. Hobbs, executive secretary Orlnuda, liaa became a stockholder Batteries and radio supplies by ten of tho administration Repub­ consideration of $1,250 were turned of tlie hoard; Capt. F. G. Chambers, in the company. the Hof-Mac Battery company, of licans who supported it Tuesday over to Ed Rooney, assistant coun­ U. S. Navy, specialist on terminal it Wednesday for the UnThe names of two other Orlnndo Sanford drew a large share of in­ deserting ty attorney Wednesday. Bartholo­ derwoed plan. facilities; H. II. Richardson, vice­ men, terest. O. P. Swope ami I. W. Phil­ mew, who was tho son of u weal­ Although Senator Norris pre­ president for ' Florida of the Na­ lips, have been added to the list The automobile exhibit by Snnthy furniture merchant of Wich­ tional Rivers and Harbors congress, of subscribers. Both of the la t­ ford dealers constituted an exhibi­ viously had announced ho would ita, was paroled Jun. 9, the day af­ and W. F. Coachman, director of ter are already holders of exten­ tion in itself. Particular atten­ not again olie: his bill to the sen­ ter his father, according to the the Florida State Dlevolopmcnt sive interests in Sanford. tion was drawn to tho entries of ate, opponents of the Alabama charges, paid the money. board. Reservations for the party Harry T. Bodwell, manager of the Seminole Hudson and Essex senators leasing bill did not givo Reports that the affidavits in­ hnvo been made by the Sanford tlie Hotel-Realty Company, stated company which is stressing the up the fight. Senator McKcllar, volved “Democratic state officials” Chamber of Commerce nt the this morning thut estimates by the closed models of tho line. The San (D), Tennessee, offer*! u substi­ were declared fulsc by Attorney Valdez Hotel. eity engineering department of Juan garage, with a comprehensive tute proposing to refer the Muscle General Griffith. He said no state Members of the local chamber paving costs on First Street from lino of Studelmker automobiles Shoals question to President Coolofficer was named. It was assort­ who are in charge of arrangements Sanford Avenue to Mcilonvillu likewise hnd it’s prnce in the pub­ idgo for settlement without coned at the county attorney’s office for the visitors entertainment are: Avenue are virtually completed. lic eye. An exhibit of Ford's in­ grcr.jional res triction, it was vot­ that D. C. Johnson of Kansas City A. I', Connelly, chairmnn; J. G. Mr. Bodwell pointed out tiiat thi eluding tractors adapted for a num­ ed down 52 to 29. former Kansas penitentinry guard, With this meamro out of tho Hall, It. J. Holly, F. T. Williams, | fact indicates that there will bo ber of purposes, was accorded con­ who was linked with the expose way, tho question came upon the E. A. Douglas, Forrest Lake, W. practically no delay ia getting tlii.s siderable interest. of the alleged bribery of former Following are the prize awards tinal nnjsuge of tlie Underwood A. Lc filer, G. W. Knight ami S. O. thorotighfuru into condition for Governor Davis’ son by Fred l’ollChase. in the fruit und vegetable depart­ bill and this prevailed after Scnutraffic and praised the city# ofman, had received money from ments: Forrest B. Stone, best tor Norris had made a Inst plea Though not members of the en­ (Coiitinucd on page t#j Bartholomew. fruit booth; Mrs. B. E. Burlow, best to the senate to withhold ita ap­ gineers party there will ho pres­ branch peppers; J. T. Williams, best proval. ent at the dinner Sunday night S. J. two quarts of peanuts; J. T. Will­ Opposing the Underwood bill on Sligh, president of the Waterways iams, best cotton on the branch; the final vote were 13 Republican* Traffic League; W. T. Bland, of Partin Brothers, two heads of let­ from Western states; 10 Demo­ Orlando, vice-president of the or­ tuce; T. J. Williams, hunch of car­ crats, mostly from Huuthem and Loiiff Island Robber ganization; P. A. Vans Agncw, rots; Partin Brothers, half bushel Western states nnd one farm ci-la­ Park, and II. M. do MontSaid To Be Chapman Winter of peppers, of egg plants nnd bale bor. :t; Republicans, I t of their ntolin, of Pulatka. of lia>; T. J. Williams, one-half Western states nnd 10 Democrat: NEW YORK, Jun. 15.—Gerald FIRE IN' HOLD OF STEAMER bushel of sweet potatoes; Miss Tul- 3 of them from Western state*, Hteuily progress in the various lit*, best bouquet; Sirs. F. J NienVJr t *'° bill, NEW YORK, Jnn. 15.—Gasolino Chapman, notorious mail robber Provides for Leasing BOSTON, Jail. 13.—The steamer activities of the eity government meycr, papaya; K. E. Hardy, kumprices in most of the Eastern who escaped from tho Atlanta is shown in the December report Penitentiary semetimu ago was qunts, basket; E E. Hardy, has. 1,10 LT»<lir'Voo*l bill a:: finnllj Oneida docked here today on her states will he raised Thursday by the principal refining companies. positively identified today ns tho regular weekly trip to Jacksonville of W. it. Williams, city manager, ket limcquuts; E. E. Ilnr.lv, „rp l J approved.^ would providu foi tin The advance which is the first lone bandit who held up a mail to Charleston with fire in Number which was made public Thursday display; R. A. Jenkins, blood grape-1 lc“ ,n* ot the gigantic government fruit, tangerines, best branch oflE?™ff nnd .n|tr«te plant on th# ilincc early port of November, re- clerk on the Long Island Railroad 3 hold. A fire l>«nt assisted by a morning. Cost of work at the new ceme­ grape fruit and beat brunch of or­ Tennessee river to n private cor­ tlects the terrific dram on gasoline im hint Tuesday, escaping with detail from thu eity shore depart­ ____ _ ment restricted loss tu^tho upper tery including the week ending Jan. anges; Partin Brothers, best dis­ poration for not more than 50 stocks since June 1 of last year, $10,000 cash. 3, is reported to bo $1,157.98. This play of vegetables nnd farm prod­ years with mi added provision for despite a 17 per cent increase in includes a ditch 375 feet long, ucts; Mrs. Reiter, best box of pine­ government operation until a lease gasoline manufacture. from 10\to 15 feet deep und from apple oranges, best quarter box had been negotiated by the presi­ Tho Standard Oil Company of 10 to 25\Jcct wide. Hundreds of cf blood oranges, best half box of dent. New York announced Wednesday This nitrate would bo converted stumps haH* been removed and half (Continued on pugo 0) that the price of gasoline will bo into fertilizer dur»-ig peace time, of the grounds arc reported to have raised 2 cents a gallon in New but in the event of w ar the govern­ been plowed and hnrrowed. A well York and the New England states, Herring* Gets Verdict ment would have full authority t*> drilled to the depth of 112 feet making the new tank wagon price commandeer the property on fivu will provide soft water. Plans for the organization of a T. L. Dumas, division superin­ 17 cents a gallon and 20 cent* at In SuitA gainstFlorida days notice nnd convert it for tho Salary costs for garbage removal Y. M. C. A. in Hanford were laid tendent of thu Atlantic Coast Line during the month is put ut $700.80 filling stations. and A ssociates production of nitrate for cxploabefore tho local Junior Chamber Naptha prices will ho raised 1 Railroad, sketched the relations whilo street sweeping coat tlie sum VegetableCorporation Ives, [65,000 In A D eal WASHINGTON, Jnn. 15.—Tlie cent u gallon at tin* name tim-* of Commerce Thursday afternoon of An added provision relating to the railroads und the Y. M. C. of$G33.45. Other street and saniUnderwood Muscle Shoals bill fin­ The Gulf Refining Company will when L. Reynolds of Jacksonville, J. G. Herring, plaintiff in a suit nitrates, forced into the original itution costs are reported aa: street state secretary of the association, A., citing Macon, Ga., nnd Flor­ advance the price of gasoline 2 J’ORh, Jan. 15.—A bottle ally pa: t ed the sennte. ence, S. C., us points where the maintenance, labor $518.30; library for $1,000 damages against the measure during the whirli-gig pro­ President Coolidge’s agricultur­ cents in North Carolinn und l 1-2 appeared as the chief speaker. voljtcad whiskey was ull Tlie speaker, who is in Hanford sulury of the association secretary accounty, $30; parks $140; athletic Florida Vegetable Company, was ceedings Wednesday, would provide al commission submitted its recom­ cents in South Carolina. “ associates get for $05,for u period of six years at tin* at the request of the Junior Cham­ is pad by the railroud. The speak­ field $00, and sanitation $276.50. awarded a verdict of $328 und in­ end Similar advances are expected in a they were led to believe mendations for the relief of the of which time the lessee could The i treet sweeper reports thut ber, outlined methods whereby un er said that, while he couhi not oil truile circles tomorrow by the livestock industry. •used In bringing governterest Wednesday ufternoon when report back to congress, if th« 233 miles of street were swept association may be organized here. speak definitely for the Atluntic Secretary Mellon endorsed_a bill Standard Oil Company of New Jer­ ‘nals, .Samuel F. Safir, He sketched the workings of the Coast Line, he was practically during the month; 141 dumps made trial of the case was coniplotcd in facts in the situation warranted, resident of the Crager proposing expenditure of $25,000,­ sey and other largo refiner., cov­ organization and declared that sure thnt such an arrangement can 0,30 gallons of gusoline used; 17 the Seminole circuit court. N atur­ that it was not feasible to manu­ 000 unnualiy for six years for pub­ ering Eastern territory. i , a*ding organizaquarts of oil consumed und 5 alization papers were granted to facture nitrates for fertilizer w ith­ Hanford by virtue of being n rail­ be perfected in Sanford. Leading crude oil purchasing I1,d in federal court to- lic buildings and grounds. out a loss. Congress then would pounds of grease. road town especially and for oth­ Mre. Henry Wight, president of Reduction in interest charges companies are reported to be draw­ « trial of Gaston H. Milla. determim* the future policy with The police department, report­ Frank Moisch by the court. er reasons, needed a Y. M. C. A. tlie Sanford Woman's Club, declar­ railroads for government loans wav ing oil from storage to meet the dcMrtment of justice agent respect to this feature of tlie pro-* The Seminole county grand jury ing through the city manager, de­ ! more, perhaps than other towns, ed that her organization was recommended to the senate inter­ munds of refiners, particularly in will.' t e *ti.or» attorney, state commerce committee by Sec­ the mid-continent field and Califor­ i The influence of the association strongly behind tho proposal of clared thnt 188 cases were made continued it’s delivurations through ject. stile conBpirinK t0 ®b- retary Mellon.. nia producers are said to be disin­ in athletics, moral and social mat- building a Y. M. C. A. here. She during the month. Fines and costs the morning. Whether or not the __ _ „ A trade balance of $977,285,000 clined to make any largo contracts | tern was referred to as a need in pledged the co-operation of tho collected amount to $2,744.00 whilo business of the body is completed Frances Alda Singa Woman's Club when the proposi­ the disposition of the cases is as favorablo to the United States, for 1925 shipment of crude oil to I every eity. follows: 32 cases dismissed; 10 by this afternoon is a m atter of Mr. Reynolds declnrcd that the tion is 1.lunched. Over Radio Tonight ! Court Question was shown, in figures of the com­ the Atlantic coast. transferred to the county courts. ] nutional association maintained u R. L. Dean, president bf the uncertainty but It is regarded a Gasolino i tocks enst of tiie Rocky merce department covering the Plumbing permit * issued during likely thnt the body will make n re­ ined By Senate jcalendar year cl 1921. mountains have shown a steady ■board of building engineers whose | newly orgunized Hanford Golf Club, A musical treat is in store’ fa? Secretary Hoover told a meet­ decrease since May 31, last, when j services can be obtained ut a nomi- jcutlined the organization and pur­ the month totaled 22 which is the port before adjourning Thursday radio fans tonight when F rar,*»n Nf’iTON, JAN. m.—Th ing of business rnen that the the peak figures of 1.0t9.t>;Vt,755 • inul fee. Ho aLo said that the ) pose of,the club. The speaker said 1runic for the number of electrical afternoon. Alda, noteii opera star will bro-vlnuwtlon, ugain sub- spread of commodity prices from gallons wua reached. By Novem­ I services of the special department 1that the lack of t#Tny on the links i permits Issued. Liunacs issued mini cast from WEAK. New Yuxk City. •day oeforo the S?enato producer to consumer could be re­ ber 20, the lute: t date for which I of the association for vaLlng funds ■in causing u deficit and that th;* ! be red at 110. There were four DEMOCRATS NAME AI.DFIELD. Tho program will be relayed L* •lation.' Committee b duced by ^-operation in industry figures are available, the country’s could be obtained fice of charge. I city cannot be expected to inuin- I fires were reported but nbt cstidt'vun other station.-*. ion oI WASHINGTON. Jan. IL -R e p This is the reond program, the . reserve supply was reduced 511#,- It was recommended tiiat a lot be j lain the course much longer under mute of the damage was me.de duo !" v ii!ev!‘raI Proposals and commerce. secured at once in order to save ; present conditions. At tho con* J to the fact that they were outside rescutative William A. OulUeUL first being given on Year* 1n « was poat- The state department requested 785,099 gallons or 31.3 per cent. money, for the speaaer said, delay elusion of the talk G. W. Spencer tho city. Building permits during Arkansas, wan elected chairman of Eve, when John McCormick, noted t ”*?1, ' Vf’dnesday. Com. the release from jail of Prcgfc* <i, is liable to allow real estate values An arn\orcd truck that travels Jr., president, urged that members tho month represented investments National Democratic Congress­ tenor delighted a continental audi­ of tcrc^ on S n - Mexico, of Dr. \V- F. Loren’ of either by land or water has bceu to climb high enough to become of the Juuiof Chamber to join the of $67,095, according to the re­ the ional Committee succeeding Repre­ ence. The program will counuouc«i eouhlU U? ^ llh the Do- Wisconsin and other Americans invented. prohibitive, port. I new organization, sentative Rouse, Kentucky, i1 ‘lc and Rumania, charged with filibustering. promptly at 9 v’clovk, , CLEVELAND, Jnn. 15.—Tho doctrine of the Trotcstant Epis­ copal church was contrasted with fGTON, Jan. 15.— tho alleged heibtic touching of Slemp is to disap- Bishop Wm. Montgomery Brown, Ithe ndminiatrution Wednesday in the concluding argu­ I The present plan ment by Charles L. Dibble, church ferett Snndcrs of In­ ndvoente, before the church’s , would have been hoard of review. This completed _ent except for the the case of tho “prosecution.” ■by Senator Watson, Thursday, Jostpn W. Sharts, counsel for the defense will |d him as secretary chief finish his arguments, thus clear­ it CoolidRe. ing the way for the finding of , cabinet changes mny the appeal body and the possible omcthinR to do with sentencing of Bishop Brown. Bishop Browns ideas are no bet­ 5emp’» intention to Ret ter, in Inst analysis, than the fet­ I various bio business ish worship of the jungles, Mr. Dib­ Inasmuch os they re- ble said. Everything is related to \o p e that his dream the material world and nothing to Cabinet officer would the spiritual, he averred, nnd il­ lustrated by saying: “When we spoke in our brief of I known for some time the life of tho spirit after death, millionaire secretary Lit In our history was his counsel rejoined that we must [job. In fact, when he have been referring to ectoplasm, was assumed that nf- or something of that sort. They erformed the services could not comprehend the spiritual r tho delegates for the ns nn objective Tealty, for .the [invention through the spiritual is unknown to them.” Fetish Worshiper. » would be elevated ncMr. Dibble declared thnt a Fct|is deserts and desires, tish worshiper who bowed to one rgrant L'pset. | things interfered with Mono would bo no better off if he ii. William M. Butler bowed to a million, or to n universe lu t with tho president full of stones. If recourso is had lublican National chnir- to Bishop Brown's idea of a trin­ I Harry S. New decided ity of mntter, force and motion ostmas'.er general, the for a conception of deity, he argu­ Jit was assumed Slemp ed it could be found n stone is hurled with force through the air. lied. He quoted from the hook ComIi/Ci-ivo ;* tuiihr.i and ChrUtr- r.; ys . to show Imwrs phBuWm in sev- that the defendant himrclf had culars the selection of called his belief in m atter “atheis­ bent. Like Slemp, he tic rationalism.” congressman for ninny "You are reading from the book ! declined to run for nn- in order to show thnt Bishop , though his election was Brown utters doctrines contrary to those held by this church?" queried las really chosen for the Bi-hop William I.eonurd, head of by Senator Curtis. Nich- the court. |worth and Speaker Gil“I am,” replied Sir. Dibble, “and am Mr. Coolidge appeal- also to show that he would not, advent to the White ns hin counsel hinted Wednesday, Ian aid who knew politics preserve God in the hearts of niuu I be depended on to deal for he would burden men’s minds resa, where most of the with a trinity in which m atter is Ians are camped. A sim- the father, force the son, and the |il is supposed to have law the holy spirit. He gives us inders. these material things nml says: [r. it is not thought likc- “That’s all there is; there isn't Indiunan would be will- any more.” (comc secretary unless "If that be religion, I want none bed behind it the proniiso of it.” |ing bigger. In Sanders Contravened Church Doctrine. nc of his friends pointed Mr. Dibble maintained that tho ^sday, there is u greater record of the trial court showed in this direction than thnt the defendant had been given in the case of the secre- a detailed claim tiiat he bad con­ I to retire. travened church doctrine by fo jr P rich man; Sanders is denials—“of the existence of God, Iha* only just begun to tho doctrine of the trinity, tho financial success, tnrough earthly existence of Christ and tho brattice, after n romatic divinity of Christ and his present (poverty, and must be re­ intercession for us.” interrupt his prosperity He declared that the church had : the post which invul­ hand rightly, formulated its doc­ nerable social expenditure trines in tho creeds, catechisms lictary is to be tiic presi- and other parts of the prayer book Vprcientativc and not and had not sacrificed it i ciuini | i amanuensis. to Catholicity by such action. |5 father was a preacher “Formulated doctrines arc but was not farming, and the expressions of religious exper­ vorked on the furm until ience,” ho udded, “just as so-called fvell-grown, getting what natural luws are expressions of he could in the intervals scientific experience in the fields Mng and reaping. He of research. And you can call a II through tho state nor- formulation doctrine a dogma if II. worked his way through you wish without making it what jersity of Indiana waiting that defense here called a “debas land doing all the other cd doctrine." A dogma is no more go with such un neh- imposed upon us by the church l taught school three years than u natural law is imposed upon I began to practice law. science. A dogma is not true be­ J congressional colleagues cause the church says it is true. l h>m; he was a good ud- But the church says it is true be­ |‘on man all the time, und cause it has become convinred of r°ngworth’s stoutest lieu- that truth by religious experience.” STATE CONTINUES INVESTIGATIONOF SALEOFPARDONS Gasoline Prices To Be Increased Today In Eastern States WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—Tho house late Wednesday passed the McFadden bill which'would revise the national banking laws. As sent to the senate, tho meas­ ure carried tho Hull amendments dealing with branch banking, nil of which were accepted by Chair­ man McFadden of tho banking committee, author of the bill. The bill was passed by n stand­ ing vote of 172 to 05 after tho houuo by a vote of 235 to 90 had rejected n motion by Representa­ tive Black (D), Texas, to recom­ mit tho measure for addition to it of n series of amendments, spon­ sored by him and Representative Stcngnil, another Democratic mem­ ber of the banking committee, which previously had been turned down. One of the amendments ndopted by Representative Wingo, of Ar­ kansas, ranking Democrat on the committee, struck out a ruction which made thu following acts crimes punishable under federal statutes: Conspiracy to boycott, black Iht or cause withdrawal of deposits from a b ars holding mem­ bership in the federal reserve sys­ tem; robbery or burglary of a mein ber bank; making intentional false statements for the purpose of ob­ taining credit from a member bang or frndulently dissipating or sell­ ing personal property upon which there is a mortgage to a member bank. Mr. Wingo and supporters of his motion contended that all the crimes enumerated were punish­ able under ntqte laws nml that prosecution should be left to th a alato courts. . . . . The hill, the hanking policy of which has been endorsed by the national association of credit men and the American Bunkers Asso­ ciation, is designed to put national hanks on a better competitive bas­ is with state institutions, partic­ ularly with regard to maintenance of hrancheu. As reported to tho house, the measure gave national banks the right to maintain intra-city branch­ es where stHte banks are permit­ ted to do a branch hanking busi­ ness, hut the amendments by Rep­ resentative M. D. Hull (R), Illin­ ois, which tlie house accepted, placed restrictions on the mainten­ ance of these branches. Among other things, the Hull Amendments provide that in states hereafter legalizing branch hank­ ing, national hunks must obtain authority from congress before es­ tablishing branches to meet state hanking competition. In such in­ stances, state hunks were accord­ ed the right to competo with branches on nn equal footing. Passage of the McFadden bill paved the way for consideration to­ morrow by tho house of the $39,­ 000,0000 rivers and harbors au­ thorization hill. ENGINEERS WILL EXPECT TO SELL CONSIDER CANAL ALL LAND STOCK PROJECT SUNDAY BY END OF WEEK December Report O f City Manager Is Made Thursday Junior Chamber of Commerce Hears Plan To Organize Y. M. C. A. Here Washington N e w s I uh . *. -.V i-J&_g . _________________ * , �Y . JANUARY I t , IM S ., MARTIN SELECTS! as municipal judge with those of county Judge is expected to cause SHARON AS JUDGE! Jedige Sharon to resign from the OF COUNTY COURT office which he has filled for the Ettrui&l Selection of Houghton . Ah Minister to Court of 8L James Made by President to The Newspapers Tuesday *r WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—Presi­ dent Cool id go made another re­ arrangement Tuesday in the cabi­ net-diplomatic organization ho will take with him Mar. 4 into his elect­ ed term of office by selecting Alancon B. Houghton, of New York, now ambassador to Germany, to raccccd Ambariador Kellogg at London. ■tho transfer of Air. ,Houghton | to the London post, the ranking assignment in the diplomatic ser­ vice, formally was announced at Kucce. sor in llcriin Unknown The wlection of Mr. Hnilghton vn:i n lurther development in tho rapid succession of official changes that began Saturday with the un.itcuncimcnt that Secretary Hughes bad decided to retire Mar. 4 and that he would he succeeded by Ambassador Kellogg. Who will lake Mr. Houghton's place at Ber­ lin #ha.- not bycn decided, but becanse’bf th$ importance of tho post the vacancy there probably will he lillixf I* fore Mar. 4. Tho changes in the state do•partinrnt involved in tho resigna­ tion of Mr. Huyhen and in the ngi iciilturn department due to tho re­ tirement of Howard M. Gore to he• Chic governor of West Virginia on Mar. 4, however, are the only o n u 'th a t Mr. Cuolidge now oxpects in Ilia official family. The president i willing to acknowledge, though, that tho rapidity with which rhanje!» have come in the past Week has shown that no prediction tan bo made with certainty. . Davis Reconsiders. , The possibility of a change in .*lie Ichor dopaitmont wan rent iveil Tuesday when Secretary Davis ad ­ vised thu president that ho had itfo n idered his intention to reUru Mar. 4, as expressed to tho executive rhortly after tho No­ vember election, and remain in tho office to which he wua named four yrars ago by President Harding. • .\Jr. l>avis gave up his work as dliceL.r genetui of the Loyal Order of Moose to enter Mr. Harding's rahiikf-t and Inst November inform­ ed President C-iolldge that tho or­ der wa. calling on him to return to these duties, Thu president oxferxet} to Mr. Davia a desire that e remain nt the head of tho labor department and Tuesday he In­ formed the president ho lmd de­ cided to Accede to his desire. Tho decision was hailed with sathfnetoon in o statem ent later Issued by Wi'liam Groen, president of the American Federation o f Labor. E past two years, although no defi­ nite announcement to th at effect rnc been made yet. Judge Sharon recently received the appointment un county prosecuting atfdrtiejf to All the unexpired term of Mr. Mdincs, an office which he filled for a period ' of nppproximateiy one ^ ? m f c / f i B mr\ \AVO' 1 * m l " years rerved the public in dmcreAt capacities. Prior to his removal to Sanford several years ago, he was n member of the state legis­ lature representing Gadsden coun­ ty, During the World w ar ho was cljaii man of the YVar Savings Com­ m utes lor Leon county. Judge Sharon was for several years an auditor in the office of the state comptroller. He has beta engaged in the practice of law for tho past six years. $56,000,000 MIAMI, Jon. 14.—Bank deposits in Miami banks on December 31, amounted to $56,277,817.80, ac­ cording to statements published in compliance with tho state comp­ troller's call a t the end of last year. c it y ' manager QU1y f / P > .hfe Yhould V f l * u t wm nQt £ bond for roads for; yearr come. Besides Conimiaiu, Wheeler, Entzmin*" Stcetc, the committee WEST PALM BEACH, Jan. 14, Gcorgo L. W right has submitted tor m .1 r 1M 4 (^4w *8! // This Campaign will be under the exclusive and energetic Management of .. P. CONNELLY & SONS 1 1 * ‘' * f f ' • . tal **. Sanford’s Oldest and Most Reliable Realtors Efforts To Float Boat Tues­ day Are Fruitless Hut Offleers BclieveThatTheyWill Bo Successful Wednesday The Lots in Sanford’s Finest Subdivision are now Listed as Low as CHATHAM, Mums., Jnn. 14. .The submcrinc S-1U is still held firm on nn outer bar of Orleans harbor where she was grounded early Tuesday in a fog v/hile in route from Ports­ mouth, N. H. to New Orleans, Chan. Tho United States submarine S-l'J The United KuAcii submarine S-li), witli her c m / of 40 Tuesday night wits : till in a precarious position on ail outer t a r live uriil a half mile:; south • f Nauset const guutd Station, wh< t she went ashore cSrly 1 ucsilay. From IK ith the i.hun und two coast guard cutlers which hud rated to her aid, die., perilo effort were madu all day to get a line aboard her, but nil failed. Th'* men •£ the .Naunet station early Tuesday '.iiiiuhcil n boot and fouglit their way out through the iturf to within a 100 feet of the distress'd craft liefore tho waves ‘cap'izi I them. They regained the ilhvie and tiled UKuiii. Tiiis time their boat was smashed. All of t}ie coast guunko.icu made their ^a'y to chore. Failing to riucuc the submarine' crew in this manner, repeated unruccrxsful attem pts were made to chiMit a line across hor. The tide was full early Tuesday C*f4i!ng. When it has dropped to deoil low the combined crown of the Gaboon Hollow and Nauset nta- $ 1 0 0 0 Terms to Suit the Purchaser an Added Inducement to E a r ly Investments Reduction of 10 per cent will be Offered tor 10 Days 3 Promoters of Sanford’s Finest Subdivision J. N. W estbrooks ( lu r c n iilh Gmphonoltx, GlotJcii, Rcv.*,n:j Machine 421 Sanford Avc. �iiii . *fjb‘V — r*Vr i *iS - i ( THURSDAY, JANUARY IS, 1! M ea su red THE SHIRKER SAYS “LET GEORGE—DO—IT by P o p u la tio n THE WORKER SA Y S “LET ME HELI H O N O R ROLL M. F. Robinson Hurry T. Bod well B. F. Whitner A. It. Key Geo. A. DeCottrs Edward Higgins W. C. Smith W. A. l.otiler R. .1. Holly W. P. Carter C. W. Lloyd R. C. Maxwell Fred A. Williams W. M. Scott E. L. Markell l)r. B. D. Caswell J. E. Scarlett J . H. J a ck s o n Nelson Gray J. S, Wilson A. E. Yowcll A. I’. Connelly J. H. Tillis S. O. Chase C. .1. Marshall W. S. Price 11. 0. Du Rose G. E. LnVlgnc Bel Air Realty Co, II. B. Lewis W. M. Haynes Fred Dorner A. K. Rossetter James L. Giles, Mayor Orlando E. Nix Rossetter R. C. Bower Howard F. Estcrt Marion R. Bodwell Coleman Gift Shop It. W. (’carman, Jr. Frank Lossing Howard Faville J. W. Corley .1. II. Lawson Harry A. Reed V, C. Colter Forrest Luke Frank P. Forster Frank II. Black J. W. Phillips, Orlando C. P. Swope, Orlando Lloyd F. Iluylc I*. A. Mem Fred S. Wilson Edward i». Ely lialfera B. Dieter Kate Dixon Stewart M. Maxwell Stewart Jam es E3. Ritchie Minnie John; on Ball Hardware Co, (). P. Herndon Arthur E. Hrecn Ball Hardware Co, W. A. McMullen S. M. Lloyd William Nordstrom John W. Fczoid Paul Lake C, E. Patterson C. F. Teague Sam Fleischer C. D. Brumley George I). Bishop T. C. Mundy R. L. Robinson Joe I). Chittendon C. W. Entzminkgcr John G. Leonardy Britt Realty Co., Inc, W. I). Oliver J. It. Lyles Charles Dunn Sandy Anderson Morris Kronen It. B. Wight A. Kanr.or F. J. Gonzalez J. G. Sharon lb B. Hodges Dr. C. M. Mitchell Charles E. Henry C. M. Hand Warren R. Smith C. W. Entzmingcr It. il. Berg Arthur A. Nyatrom Fred W. Bull W. S. Enrlc Mrs. A. E. Hill If. C. Mink F. A. Schumpert S. S. Raumct F. F. Dutton O. .1. Pope L. P. Chittendon K. M. Hoffins Judge Bert Fish C. F. Williams Dr. S. Puler.ton D. C. Waters E. II. Parker s.eorgc W. Knight Mrs. Jesse H. Hamilton Dr. W. 1'. Langley Mrs. Ellen Mnrtin A. E. Itadcliffe B. E. Squires Mnhoney-Walker & Co., In Laney Drug Store W. J. Hardy M. D. Hutton J. It. Booth H. D. Roddcnberry James E. Parrott Paul P. Pczold II. J. Clause * J. D. Woodruff Frank R. McNeill T. W. Lawton Charles Kanncr A. R. Platt E. A. Douglas B. B. Baggett I. D. Martin R. L. Chrisenherry SHARES $100 EACH—25% CASH BALANCE MONTHLY FOR 1 YEAR FORREST LAKE. President President Seminole County Bank F. I'. FORSTER. Vice-President President First National Bank It. II. BERG, Vice-President Secretary-Trvasurcr The Sanford Herald B. F. WHITNER, Secretary Cashier First National Bank HARRY T. BODWELL, General Manager President and Treasurer Bodwell Realty Co, A. It. KEY, Treasurer Cashier Seminole County Bank BOARD OF DIRECTORS Forrest Lake 11. F. Whitner A. It. Key F. P. Forster R. II. Berg George A. DeCotte Harry T Bodwell Edward Higgins �• I Situated Within Sight o f Beautiful Lake Monroe N e a r S a n f o r d ’ s Business D i s t r i c t Promoters of Sanford’s Finest Subdivision ^■ •>♦*♦+^.•>++ ++ <.♦♦^+*+*4+ 4. k -*++++*+ + -M-**** + **< **+.». *-••** V \ fV '.'V + H -i'•> ♦ + ♦ •: . jT, .*■ .*. ■♦. .*■ / — �m m n c racing which is to b & S r w E Z ill ' W J W W f papers all over the state are rialn* n n l L S L J fS r r , tioa over the proposed unmoral condlfinl!aW^f » u *BtWW*-pl P. B. K ellorr, M Ann the rescue of the poor race t r t * S 5 5 3 2 ^ **** nyin* to BY ARTHUR B R llH i IVBicairrina nATKs Already some rather hard knock* l .J I t ' . ' > __ l___ <c * w a m m i [Jar |7.00 81* ilonthf_It.SO In City by Currier, per Governor Martin for allowing- t h e s e ‘W n n J ^ J 6®" Jtaken at " YO U REMEMBER the conditions to . Weekly Edition fs.00 exist, when the man has only been and when the arousing conditions have niff6 a.b6utu a we®h» ^ All o b i t u a r y exist yet. Governor Martin has been cnnruL ^fi1.bcgun to tJ B S r ^ S S . cmr,!*. of tliAnke, resolutions i a o tlc ea of e n le r tn liim e n ts w horo ing horse racing before there i ? a n y h o Z i P ed for alhwP lk S ta tro. m ade will be chnrucit ■■Pr ,,***llar a d v e r tis in g rates. Ami then from J a c k s o n v i l l e Z m n •« ,|E ■ A aeoclatcd P re s s is c x rlu e ° fv tbe njinisterial association of t h T r i t v w ntfr* -c ry in l ^ * r t , T I IB a s s o c i a t e d m m * say the Jacksonville preachers,, is co?runtin«r ^ ft* * 1 1 2 * % e n t i t l e d to the use fo r rejiubthe citizens of Miami, and the e t l a t J m l ? ^ th. e mora,s of m. i S S l i i A . ? f„ 8,1 n *w ! dispatcftea 11 o r not o th e rw is e c r e d in direct violation to the laws of the sta ff ?* SH ch condltions coi * ,n P.«P«r a n d also th e local h * f w P.u.hllahed herein. All r ig h t* dermining of the basic principles of w „ a dan«erous undo ii ' S llcation of apeclal d is p a tc h I - , " Herein a r e a ls o reserved. tionai life, respect for the law. f F d ty ’ Htate *nd na- jui . THURSDAY, JA N .7 .^ T q25 And yet why should Jacksonville * , wc mendously interested in the affnira * # n,‘ 1 «ers be 80 trefol ‘ WBLK THOUGHT*FOR TODAY Wh>’ sh™'<' 1 ft./CU RSING OP. BLESSING? — Jacksonville mlnistmV circulate j Cursed |)C the man that trustetli governor urging that horse raring , ons to be sent to the °M **a man, and maketh flesh his arm,, It is possible that conditions in the citv o f T 0^ 1 in.nMinmi? i • and whose heart departeth from rc such that the ministers t h e r c % « n n n / v i l l e itself ab the Lord. s.ome U8° fo r Blessed is the mnn that trusteth their corrective influence nearer * . ? Lord, and whose hone the ■h»t the ministers are sofe becSuse ^ J P i ia P ° ^ b |eiI J 'Lord Is.—Jeremiah 17:5-7, iroke up race track gambling in f hnf h6* . ° f F,orida i Int, ’ery lucrative flow of revenue? th 1 ^ and stoPPed a frn< X NEVER AGAIN. A.nd*/Peaking of ministers, what ,*« tu „ 1 T |j( ''^ 0U bet they can't fool nm no , BByt more he ministers of Miami? Surely if ? L tJ J 0 matlter w ith nds that old stuti nhout n ias heard of the construction of 1 ?ac.ksor!vi ,e clergy „„r, Santa Claus! r ; I » Mwnys fell fer It before sC / , Bwnllered all the gags they k ‘ t j u 8PrunR because S 1 «ld n t know no better. Now \ wise to what my folks’re K Rlvin’ me. -e l d a,,ke to ,,nvo m>* dad toil how BBflV ffny could hu where nil they - "ny he’d be ’. '^ C h r i s t m a s Eve, nn’ be in nil H ^'T ne houses in the world at once! Gee whi*. I wonder what my folks’d cull giVA yarn n’mine ns big as that one is. And then I ’d like to see ns fat $>/, v Yellor ns his pitchers show I come down A ichlmnev; when it comes to that ’ There nln t one half his site in lids whole town! La«t yenr they had me gessin' — ■on,«; They had n tree at , .h o u se, an’ all Ua kids hoped Santy Claus’d come, «* u lcro, JH so m e th in ir la rn e h th h h re can school th a t tu r n s o u t " Riade unable to express tin ibly written English. By tl !,rst °,1Kht grades of the pi «. know how to write a good 0 ,for "“/ “-Kliment in concise he dady work in every grad that can write at all. up t \ ( flehool and tho col logo. 1 Theme-writing, 1 boys and girls roil* with an Amcri®r,r,s ff,om eighth correctly spoiled, legipil has completed the curriculum he should P' Put down the facts rheme-writing should lowest primary class, Kiades and the high Bench!* S,0n° " ^ ‘"R girls sitting S d Tllthuut1, Partners at the fiancee, It Would be npproprintu Id ‘Th " ^ ,0 “ elp Wanted’’ Citizen T hw i Lilizen,—Key West citizen. W hassaniatter with t|„. men down there? They used to say that mah Jong S f* c®n»« to «‘ay. Now they say ^ at , 0 Croat' -word puzzle has tt V* Blay* D"‘ when you g.-t right down to brass tacks, there K J R j VL‘ry "'«»y things Which ac. tunlly come to stay. i , ^i n e m t lr KW°V:1 fair iH '“ ‘rat ting h f .r T nl u,Vtfr ‘ b is s e c ti u a ” th,c s‘«“ v. It is fine ndvurtla. •ng for 1 county. ites | U rn heard i co* » 8Ponilcn itcs “thntl that , he a negrt ncher give the following vendor the parable of the Good Sarari ritn^i^‘or relating how rite Sa ritan, taking |uty on tho wound man » plight, helped him to an where he ordered food and ral‘b*- preacher conltd. And dis nm a true etory tl ren, for do inn am standin’ yet and in de do’way am w uhln’ f kJ,l'tie ,U,n,Good •" f ,<U ‘ lnnk^ 'P • waitin for Samaritan tome back nnd pay de bill."— ° " « B°«d one M to all winter. rill give a teachers a t D o’clock. Chapter of Entertain at subscrip Shock nbsort^ be better if tht them. Personals ‘Iren w ho a re h*l S t t written and handed i n W , AT ' " f! f 'h« tl«-n.™ l reeled with understj ,?li . , , ai'h,u': Ulc>' «h«ulcl l.c copuuiiil and appreciation. In the Sanford t R o ttin g their chance uig to the instruct English language, e a sily , and happil> viM r ‘V rt | ,S Wh“ ^ “'"warniiw t.) w rujj through life more tune of having to It ure out in the worl b r in g s defeat. The Herald \. cage themes of the ■ ° t i mn.vT.LV’ SUC Ul1’ '« t -.ml U,o the Snnford sehools. What themes each week ,ro ru«Iuj^..|-° r l1j n , correcting errors? What ILWiUu.S arc* (fivnii ....... , u work ? 0 first (‘lenient “iRiia^e into ti t ic Welfare man's Club y, Jan. 21. :G. Shuron The charge Alter all life is too short unless you some enjoyment out of your business, no room for formality in this bank. Our ers are our friends rather than our cliei want your deposits, and we want you to us whenever we can ho of i____ b SPEAK I the W. C. »ck of Defess nt the ’evening at lirogrant of in the SatI S MADE t is'cn made [to be given k Chapter of the Womans in. Jan. 10. Airs. B. J. \\ ide striper, of rod grny nnd white ?*ut fchia Irock out of the censervative class and make it one that can t esenpo your attention. Tile belt has most attractive patch pockets, diamond (IA tVSt%Vllllnim __ I shaped .1 l.and quite *.. Mrs. Roe To Deliver Interesting Address build southernersf /• . * , ' • • • in n Restarted ■ ill lie started Saturday, which I for tho older leciril programs Id, Ivhich will I aloud from [ telling stories No those in tho the Grammar one, next Sat. [ducted by MV, lo is successful of work in his ■y. Others will rcasionally the sked to assist, nd girls are inie program will :ty at 10:30 iu?! ness “ '" t h " f ! ? trCn,t;.‘1 th« ^ e a t h's'fuith wiih f r e .republlc, und wit! De 8tanding fhnr J tfon’1'1'itl1 ""'l™ ch nierely L Siako m ' S la£ °r'n* PctuatV hat 'kta3°Sy Y u ' V?r r*. which expresses viyiHzation us Wu. hington ami' r.v nD,,,,tlo1n» of n- mighty an<l ‘he ; j * • • T. j. •t therefore >t "lliiitd .... *£ , tVer tu>n■ fbe done ,h' ,S ™ 'h. cantil,ue to be realtor Eirst National Bank I] , Ro° m s 501-502. l»ho orce Miaa Huha Williams 0E3s § LT Z s PE % t'J EM W r L E T 8 7.E J tA 8 E •is O H i D E n. u Y Et M WA ry *• T i Walter Ryan of Jacksonville, was in Sanford for a few days of this week. | F. F Finch master of John Amicon nnd Co., of Columbus, o., was in Sanford, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Potter have as their guest Dan Scanlon of I)ctroit, Anon. • Loyle, a prominent ew York City is the A wedding of interest taking A. Ginn on Sanford place nt the Court Hi use in San­ Mr. Itr.zcllc will lie at II. I,. ford Saturday, Jan. 10 wits that of Mrs. Shellie iliott Hill of Snnfo/d I’erkins Thursday, Friday and to Halsey Lisk of New York, Mrs. Saturday. I)ri.p iu and be meas­ ured for your new spring suit. Casandra Schultz officiating. —Adv. Friday 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 “easy’’ words. If hori­ zontal. the word yoi| aro look­ ing for must extend crosswise from tho number to the first shaded stop on the right; If ver­ tical, it must extend downward from tho number to the firit shaded stop below. When fin­ ished, the words should read equally well crosawisq and downward. REMOVAL SALE MAU1NELLO SHOP lion tllilg. Mrs. Forrest Lake leaves Tliursday for Jacksonville, where she , On thi: L'lth day of January, A. I).. 1925 on reading tlu* Putition t. V0„ the Ruest of her sister, for Discharge of the above-named Mrs. Julius Carpenteer. bankrupt, it is— Ordered by the court, that a Miss Nancy Miller whq has been w iag he had t:mm «n he lovely guest of Mfis Sarltu iI'h Lake returns Thursday to her home the 2-lrd day <>t February, A. D„ 1925, before the said V 'urt, at in Washington, Va. Jacksonville, in .-aid district at 10 m., noon; and that notice thereMr. nnd Mrs. LeBrell Jones ure a. of he published in Th • Sanf ird Dleasantly located with Dr. and Herald, a newspaper, printed in ilrs. 1. W. Langley on Magnolia sai.l district, and that all know Avenue. creditors and other persons in interest may appear at the said time ami place and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the said petitioner should not be grant Thomas Citncelmo the A,'Cnncelmo Comp NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 14.—Tho adcliiitiu was a businc: missing yacht Alga was sighted Sanford Wetlnesday. this morning coming into thu bay L. T. Ernst represc nt St. Louis, Mist, according to n message received by Mrs. G. Mat­ man ami Samuls of I her Conrad wife of the owner of the boat. I’hoiii b a. “ t B^X ! t iW J .% ■ t ■ *♦* 5 *v* "X S v u l " ? nA £ t Bure Silk in all the new shades and white. Daily Fashion Hint p e r the younger Dd as usual Satl t will begin an nu be through in [story hour. Ail Irs are invited to I'hich will be in |ve Turner. [Notice [ay, Jan. 10, the [pen as follows: F‘V. 10 to 12 a. nt. II. S. Pond has returned front Oveido where he had charge of the bank of Oveido for a few days. He will remain in Sanford for a short time before going to Daytona, where he will make his future home. MOTHERS Why allow "snuffles” and stuffy, wheezy breathing to torment your Babies wli^n quick Teller follows the use of C H A M B E R L A I N ’5 COUGH REMEDY Mrs. J. Abide Clarks Hognn, N o N a r c o tic * who is a noted violinist and state For Sale By chairman of music of the Kansas Federation of Woman’s Clubs, re­ LANEY’S DRUG turned Thursday to her home in Kansas City. M<*., after n vi«it STORE . with Mrs. J. K. Snyder of (’liulu'.itn. ■nB *M B B H uuaunaaaerzM nna* BBBBBBHanBBHMaeaaaHaaauEKBxaanBHBZfenz'iRaavBaaeiaBu Hostess re C lub!! P MIAMI HERAJ.D must live, nn.l pr.Tvi.lc for h.V r. ' A Lumber of newspnpers 1 ">'• "" ‘be salarv that th* n have,I hoarded away is of no c ■ spoken in tho most commendatory ’ay a Cabinet offleer. H . A way of the act of « Delaware ; t o w thousand dollar deckluiiitl who hits rrce iv»'d a fortune A few ^fu 8 worse ‘h of a hundred and lu ty thousand / . f e w thousand dollar dollars. He has pm■ the money m bringing into the | £ I the bank and has ■yems of bcautiy Z d by ^ m »bn work as u deckhand continued his ,n‘ money can buy vir* Ply saving money, nor’ «W»I I n f l i n J L K S f r j V ' V On the face bf it St* ,lw ; 1"*'—Mr. Ilusl,™ i. a Eke a desirable thing w E 1"* “ • / ' " “ bere l th eas« earn thirty times wh: i not, necessarily nie g it may bu made m fie people pay him. hat fortune evidently «i0 Vs' ,vtht' Of ||fc Mr. Hughes, working f„r n... stand the poasibilitie !* 0>;. There is no gr,.a t "bl“ tWMiljr y,!S i. h f , „!,bc the possession nf n, 1" au,,,R «-’• « deckhand U f.l m.t lo,, thi.n «ix j j I showing wisdom in 8 j ,h/ s/ b e opportunity t„ C9 rs, plus interest, by doing so. g ‘bat particular .. it to the kinds, as so i thralldo they receive unexpet EARTHQUAKE tremors disturb but if proposes to A" l'a r‘bquake pre- rest of his life ns a Contemporary Comments / t d Just summer for early in might about ns wt nuay was felt last Friday two money in the river ni Most flivver wreck* n.» , m ‘ A,t- Asohave is «n nianv erup- "ith it uny more. t'Kht nuts.—Columbia I?J°0r!|"° ' •n-ri'T1 hheOCk/ Japanese Money may bccom of great misery or o “ ne reason why the bootW ,.:n pi ness. A few tho. hu. ness ia crowded is heeausn J-iil.t aren’t.—Paterson News 1 ihursday SIGHT MISSLNC YACHT. and Saturday nt. r older children, a 11:30 a. nr. "Unger children, 10:30 a. m. :i A FOOLISH HEIR ■ Y7" r-^ F L 0 0 ii L A B E ffl L A B A M A E L -J N A Y C G P_ E R T 1 i Tl Y C 0 R A t<V R § T T D R A B >1 D N E S S iL T / A p E R !Y tj H A P Friday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock in the High School Auditorium, Mrs, Charles Roe of Washington, D. C., will deliver an address to the parents and teachers of this community. -ii. .m i airs. n . j . Ihigpen nnMrs. Rce is n national orgnnizer of the Parent-Teachers' association noiince the birth of « daughter nnd has a wonderful message to Wednesday, Jan. 11. She has been deliver which will be of great in-j• named Jane Randolph Thigpen. Miss Lee Antons is expected F ri­ day from Pontine, Mich. She was culled hero by the illness of her sister, Mrs. Harry Walsh who is in the Florida Snnitoriuni at Formosa. R'- preacntirig the Herewith (s ;olution to puzzle No. 75. Air. nnd Mrs. A. J. Harms nnd daughter Miss A. G. Harms of Chivug<>, spent Wednesday in Sanford. I pnrlimentarKlub, will conBinentary luvr I and Friday [the Woman’s of nil parents. k are free to ■ted and the John Maura and Cyrl Maura a r­ 10 lessons. rived front New York Tuesday to spend thu winter hero. Mrs. John jFoi'Older Mnura twill arrive Friday from ther« ' TkV^i. . lori,la s thnt growth? . Ibi* attention of the world just teen drawn to Florida cities of ten, twenty, fortv and J thm'sun,l " re Just beginnin. sent -a, | S"' worshin nn‘1 t! • in i • » K:*|. to to ,Chl Christian M. James holtiun of American „■h ierican. whose erty and resist" u . I ' ‘" " " f >h. .* t , .... >, v direct ftetiun, whirl «' American • thesis of the princin! • not, as we j in the constitution , during past keeping the South fr«« ' „ /'/R a tio n farian blood nnd m> State. if mg a self-conscious American of r,safeguarding tho natio or Lincoln re- building up Soutlieri ccliogg Ditting from within. * * » ; say. “I see The South has h„r American'.. vigor, as her nttninme I'hase of life n tu . t. , .. at’r “R'nk. which arts th n iK r e s i g n ATI t v “• Wr. W. Morrison, of Wilmington, Bel., is in Sanford for a few davs SANFORD, FLORIDA. a ' T r Mr,ll,olr uftor rtTen-ing'^o"' ‘/..I highly cn- effect of excessive ir • General, .to other sections .» ‘ing his client. States: ■ 'zens will r e - , The South in still , no leaves tho contaminating horde ••fiiee, and will salvation is to | itment to the Whenco romuth A me _ lion? c„„ jt cotnc f ... . proletarian origin1 it appomtmont j come, rather, from’ d . chosen by the tlm hruve first Amer -Mr. Hughes’s, with tlu-ir lofty id,.- a s t s r wy C. W. Goodrich of Orlando i pent Monday in Sanford. meeting of c Harrison . A. at the fternoon nt ■ ■ ■ ■ B B aaM M iaaaa First National Bank ward the comb S a . 0 " ,,u,,u re.’’ i r inanufu^tuTers I Knlh °nl"un^ Mr' ,Hat - «k- S i d Te^conUnuaU .1w f i f f l a s i ' , ' " ><«■ Editor The Herald: * few words in regard to the I casting Station i„ this ,-jtv ho Propose, Radio Itroadcastlng Hta' , until these troubles are e im im te ‘ " w" ' ao‘ be amis* m this; • in useless to spend m«nS‘ in of the proposition. n,id ,,ot b. I" the first place before nnv Disturhances that will »ton ,|g nmney is invested in HroadatsUng |h j ken ^ "toPI ought to to rlV K ‘« eliminate local disju rim rices which occur every night ' tl, I l twuei/ ' ®:»> I*- M. and 10:30 I ' ‘h wliHh | IL'iT views on this subject !m l f f vt;ry .............. b I think would be very inter * t!ut *" r t commission. There ar,. ;/" n g tind instructive to fan? i' in Pa H pan,,H of ‘,0|lnr« invested tl,..,1 ' Eicuving setH in Sanford J ;/.", ba da Radio several y ^ r s thC um ? yrr ic? Iy worthies, at f . , r WAy ,'xPeri,,nce that these is a b Z ‘bsfurbancc, which 'ate I n‘ ,,,blF W,U have to be loc ,. ‘ . ‘bo “ me concerts begin Hr. , i ,• nway with before lo come ill good. “ roadcasting will he « success. Respectfully yours, ti o •nuirti.’ a d v e s^c rb.mfnrii / " ^ 1 ,M* better spent .. i*..1 . J- C. Robert. H01 Elm Ave.J I R. S. Holly and Glenn Wimbish spent Wednesday in Orlando. of Presbyu Reciprocprogram a t [the chuich, The early ilir(, 1 1 hat s true. R„ J Loll if you Wi|| worm. D 1 ------------ -------- iohn S. Itozellc VERTICAL. 1— experi­ 14— nn In­ enced sol­ dian’s exdier clumation (abbr.) 15— bovine 2— apart mammal of 3— former Central 4— thus Asia 5— measures 10—burst forth of weight 20— flavor (metric 22— Eastern tystem) Pennsyl­ 7— proofs vania 9— Middle At­ (ahbr.) lantic state 23— a dessert (uhbr.) 21— a Roman 11— stomach tutelary 12— noun suf­ deity fix denot­ ing “believ­ er in’* * nui uickson and Joe Brown of Lakeland are visiting in Sanford. rocity Day, bi ul one rinn church. Hun. Ball to be [V. Howard C. at the ASHEVILLE CITIZEN iip y Karl Je .- --nnsen, a .Miami janitor (. ;</ u l -schools th e s e d a y s invested a few dollars some years T, . £ ' « «*■• r,1.° h e r a ld w ould I ?o u n H thfl L ,ro,,1 l'rly '* "'*w worth •round twn hundred tl.ou,«nd ,|o,. "iR done w ith m uch su ccess i. . He doesn t want to sell yet rl«b‘ on working with TlJith «*2s,w; ,J 'M . h „ „ that oppoa, Hie nomination? 1 after close stui ll Turn up yoJTTr ,h« s "l>rem« .................. U<? ‘° the fu^ wn« appointed Mr ns soon ns he / ’• Stnno Proceeded ‘o elect * competent lawyers, such Jerome^Hchaei. „f Konta •n,l Kirchwey, in New York City <• " g oto the war frauds, instead 'ett.ng the grafters rest i„ ,1 7 e nml ‘bey wii|°] FURTHER information would be welcome concerning the motives o individuals that oppose the Pres!£ " t s appointment of Attorney task For The Schools iP h o n e i! h i? cndthrifu T h,a mon<7 to pn ENGLAND " I T building _____ fifty TH ERE IS NO LIMIT squadrons of flying battlei'h — ups nnd | POLK COUNTY RECORD *" nho»t to launch the two most • — ---------powerful fighting ships in the We wish t| world, to act as battleship. ... doubting Tim_____ e stir n,,d awaken nnd stretch. Only i I'°r«. And our imiserably :__ 'J two of them hnve ns yet reached incom- saturation point will i- the 100,000 mark. | Patent politicians dost roy the few cd! Florida canno . good ships we have, n , W* Floridans believe we have dt> ,i.) niore," could read t i I'^bting nir ships and tnlk their edition of the Los A r advantages over California. At | provincial platitudes about '• w”rnt* there is an ever break in peace. It takes 210 pages i climate, in scenery and in fertility L Tso " !very ' 1 bo.venous. b}ugbable if it were edition of the Times jI not * of soil. California is fur more isoluted from the main body of Amj PITV TH OSE~r^on8ible, ■ erica's population. California is a thousands of flying. Hhip, ; l,ori t" the far countries of the Pa­ Jnimn is turning out, nt the cific. But Florida is or can be a of five hundred a month, ever Port to all the West Indies, Cent­ ‘ , way «n‘I find us unprop ' rn. nnd South America, There Would be trouble the, i California developed her back »°me politician.-, and nerln.m country in the face of heavier oh. ATho Russian Iteds > ?,Ver t*10 news of Hug) . tjon. We huve n snenl th at it won't do them n H. S. Pond will be in Sanford, this week to buy, sell , rent nnd r.-Ijair typewriters. Phone 528. Over Woodruff A Watson. Novelty Dress words, out to sen, carrying he bnttlo planes with her, a J nobleman irode ' out with his hawks • j° n his wrist, ready to be released -- -J | at the right of the prey. - k £‘ , / r° uId be v ^d T sco u rag in : tell the following story, clim e nm an exchange, t„ „ n o.ld l-el v ’ «,r,,b«b!y tliscour re “ c,ub* “ owever A Classy Frock slnnds beti is the rest i,, ii> is cinmieq, nre nrr 7 Undo dally. That mei '■ thousand motorists t ; through Snnford daily, W‘ i ' ■PH O N E:-R aa. 418-J W IL M Y , Society You never wi Joct in life if work. AM|I then, right there where we : could see, -.Ills face fell off nn’ it was jest my dnd! * Kr(By O. Lawrence Hawthorne) onn,i , was recent SJUS. wataU'nng through t trett.t of Montreal, ami even he !..n »nf° r< IJenKnl ‘iger wi -m to creep down u street of oi k ifHv r n ld°" tu '1 ,,b ‘ricts. sprit, *“ tjy through a window of juso and crawl upon the mantl lntWt e U> bowled vocifcrou: into the very face 0f a ma ho had out too. . When a , The only mar bead is dirty a it in the harbor. t’foll ° f WU* KrL,Ln cnou,fh F a r that. An’ then he come! By 1 B * "* f i l i n ’ you us kids was nwful of Education 08 JRnoranct ■ CHILDREN’S SOCKS Fancy Cotton with plaids tops Phoenix in light shades. Wc sox with fancy tops. 10 yards Holts, cloths, dti in vvic flCTO-RIM. ■KfcAHW f _..mThe SeminoIe County Bank ptf ... .I s e'.eiJ function of a stront p l a t e d Bunk. With every up o-tho-nnnute facility and with * FASHION'S STORY SMARTLY TOLD ■fort C° nSerVatism for absoluti ^ you will find this a desirabk banking- connection. [wure Mrs. Mary l'"rry T. Bodwell, r ; !>y. Mr*, u a . [ ‘ ph Wight. Mrs. Mrs. W. 0. Hill, pales, Mrs. D. L». E. Henry, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Miller, "den, Mrs. Walter ■■ Thrasher and . Figured fabrics Iiavc made a bril­ liant mark for themselves among (tie season's modes. Here is an espe­ cially dainty little frock in straight­ line effect, stitched with a Kind of plain material to emphasize the cir­ cular fulness at the lower edge of llic skirt. Lace effectively ornaments tile skirt, neck and short sleeves, while ribbon is used for the hell. Medium size requires 3ji yards 40inch‘figured, with Vi yard plain ma­ terial and 4J.J yards of lace. Pictorial Review Dress No. 2286. Sizes, J4 to 42 inches bust, and 16 to 20 years, Price, 35 cents. Cash payment of $1,500 will buy (J de sirable residential lots. Lots can eas ily be sold separately for 81,200 YARD *rrtr �:*V/ 6 ' ■' - ‘ ». t *■ President o f V o h i i f c ; , s TALLAHASSEE, PI.., Jan. 15. \ I Income Tax Talk “ “"The supreme 'court;' In the case **V i . ’ **r— County Bank andili Mfew ffcrk Manufacturer Quits of James P. W ith e rs, appellant, Number Two After Twenty Years; Plana T fgat Co., a SfailSJvggj; vb. . Franklin \V- Tyler, appellee, Trip Around World fo Satis­ Who Pleads t h o >"«. »ni frdifl Drcvard county, has ordered fy Longiiig of a Lifetime Tha exemption:; under the rove­ that the decree of.the circuit court Cause and Defends 5ii"dl£? nuo act cf 192J arc' l*1,000 for sin­ l,' gle persona and $2,500 for marvie.l be reversed in so far aa it nd- N EW y o d k , Jah. 15.—Aimer- ( The R ights o f Small |K rsons livj,^ together, and h eal, judged a stated attorney fee in Indo Pcrlfoli6, 40, a millionaire,' fa traveling coutbward .on th e ' .tuubuivuru .o n uic i __ ___ _ Town Batiks. of fcinikcs. In idtiition n SRiO favor of the complainant, and that Florid* Limited, rid of business I 5. 5- Hr. w " the remainder of the decree be of- cures for tho first time since b c iv riq . t u n it y T /i |^^d brM *2^ credit Is allowed for each pernrmcc First Assistant to Van Fleet firmed. * began bis career *= *n Immigrant “ r n v m r m J a ^ n 5 2 ? S ^ t l S Lon dependent upon the receiving For 2 Years Gels Appoint­ nrp’tml boy 1mt» an#t the ego Of 19year:t’ ----- - * CONDI! IONS AND POSSIHII j ^OQtJ r rin* V errand I hi: chici support from the taxnayTho supreme court has rever sed ITiliS. ment of University Athletic ,’r:T,c His $7,600,000 cloak business, •South ?•* i f : ff Buc" ‘“'‘a0" t ' under 18 year* lhs oriiec °f-tho circuit, coart for built uj) pani. takingly "through AiilnnriUcs W e d n e s d a y iern year? he hds given nwny i j six Sk A. Wood, jim id cn t of the Vo. ! U T” .P u tts’.! i p n r t V a ru k i" f e H ? i 0f HiHaborotJefi county In the case of * * in ?mPf!>y*r M A. Portfolio 1ally defective. * ,y ° r phy#ic*j W* ^ - ' n e , appellant, vs1• The “ ? S J « Trr“ K & . ""j * .One o f Most Youthful *nc 6 Co., Inc., 12.T1 Broadway. Ths Arsomanufacturer has .mdertaken his hecame a candidate for" a pirtce on w « n " ° r:i,a,, ta:t « * • under t ho» ' Jndomnt t y A i " >, . , • nutuuuvn fils Coaches In Country revenue act of 1024 U w hi& V vuVolJ‘I'tary association, long-cherished dream of a trip a ­ the Federai Reserve ........ Bnn^ 1 Bon’d.............. ... ( on Uic first $-1,000 of noM ncoml whereof fho Alyca-Nlchols Co. is round the world. at Atlanta. * Announcement as to Assist­ For some vco!._ n ^H'r c6fR or> the first $4,000 of fdcJt p V ' W k A,^ n- Prt*- r. ^?le ,?on *» Pa-t. sln?e ii J[®, ^ “'W. poor Italian parents, wa3 known that the !‘° - J UC0.rno ip. excess of the nor-1 ants Not Made; Spring iie vacancy would h«n Portfolio came to America jn 1883. T.-rn ’**!»« I*0"®! exemption: , credit lfor *de I suit t o ‘'r ^e fr nppu,Jec* Thls *nis was a uo went to work as un errand bov !■«« iu It5tU i S A W T s T i C i S j hau Practice Repins February i c . »i i , ~,v* suit to reform nml enforce a pol\ j pendents, etc., 4 per c e n t'on 1 r SvvV r • form nml ™ force a poiirelr ormnjjT* ^ next $4,UU0 and 6 per cent nn ! l! i ' l ,of insurance Isiucd by the de­ Conscientious, he emerged after ?2 ^ c,ni **?’»» °€,5?r , thc p,ace- No the State *, GAINESVILLE. Jan. 1/5.—H ar­ v f bnlnr.ee. Under the J r S C th? J™ ^ fn*oran « company to in- yearn of rugged toil, the nianag w j t° ^ j nr ,b pttpr m “ » to fill ft for S a ^ VL- \ <: tV, . normal tn~ ftT a-t ■demnity the the compluingnt comnluinnnt ayainst of a ihop. Four years later, with th u * Y ' 3: u „ ,, old L. Sebring wan Wednesday CxaA V >.*V^. I !> the the normal r 'o * liaa been, all hfy life, a nnrnrd head football coaeh at the W * ccn^ the fir3t $i,U00 of rut V niir or damage by theft, robbery 0* two machines in r. »4th Strcc*' a t-' University «.f Florida. Morn famHe. he. founded hi* owu shop The ! t Z L ' f ,bn,;kor- Frequently £ ? “ • »>»2 r . •* ■ \ M | l «nie above the excmntlnn. ^ p! ‘eraRe of an automobile. miniture factory in -u 20 year ffw*>>•<-1tbp b.„ city b^ik* igndre the tal< diarly known an “Tom” Sebring. ' ‘ A J credits, and ft ,„.r a,u ii ----- ;i ........ .. *«'■«<•? *----------------• cat in tho country bank. To0 of­ ■Honda a new gridiron director ,t>; \ ,1 malnlng net income thc re‘ J,hf saPreme court has reversed lC0U L? n— *7> 0?0-°<W '»usi,.ess. ten the big banks put aside the Stands n.i probably the most youth­ contentions of the small place and f,n,ybt infer? ful college football coach in this think they ought to dominate tho t -bankers .. U country, bavins seen Christmas siunil town banks. But in M r . l J f M ^.-,hcr h pass review but 27 times. IIU found follNfl a• »j * **.s*vice, Vic^. rv ^ n«J Mood they have atreudy in iuvur favor ui of i.oacn Coach * o ,.Thi* decision ............... * £ ! i ** considered “earbcd hi” V' Tw * A,ford' nppell- Portfolio - fniriXuen. ■ had,Pl0y. PnHh C C 3, Wh°' L i* reported m\ man who could plead the cnu>c a desire to see the - -, was reached by the facuicome. On thin amount t i 'C * n* ?nu ' VA S. A. Leonard and W, H ‘hnt a,| . ___ . world, became executives over­ taownd& d the, ^ h,t s of the small lur!j:; ” • *y committee on uthletien after wcighthwrcstllnglS!lmp[onf'he^niay d ld d i taftuk hitKIltit,c of hpavy' A. Mood wa.1 town banks and bankers. ~ ' ‘ " W weeks of enreful and exten­ ous pastime of cow-punchim.- Hern ling a chattel mortgage. f,' ? b.tI! b.ave .oach worked for the u!u„ lUf lP t.ho ,no\ u s'-renup pno J ; ,»/, 2. He belongs t„ :n0 s ta le Bank how only R5 , sive investigation into the coach- latest approved styles, and Miss Bonnh M cC iirriu'^hn t0',/boy loKs* the court ,e.Btnb!ishwcnl rt held that *there aD b ishnJCnl nt ,oa*t ,on8t 10 years. system. «• S .A on hU uidiAthletic Director James Broncho-rider, in the garb of a tenderfoot. * For example, n taxpayer «t 1 }rn<7?S f n the statute which spec-1 ^ no n Poaquale Portfolio, the rr**tnr i He i ’i 7prevailed C ’ ti* j 4 w" ' hnTnpion wcmc" man. Evcryd J-. White declared in announcing id without; entri' ooff .a y‘,an*cr brother of Amerindo. Thc ! lo J0,n,tbo Federal Reserve ccedr. ond w i t h o u t ^ d c m S S S r ^ si.nKic ’ V*’’ /irally ■ , ' y authorizes the tho entry c judgment acnln.t ‘"5 h k -U ....'IIP 01 n others aro Samuel A. Goldman S&t*m »0Wny kcck ln 1{)1D "hen the city Fcryl the appointment of Behring n<. rereivrd In 192] „ retta Jp„?, 0f b,] coach. ” Schenck. p u S S S ' |t favor with MlUn :S o h n n c k Edw.-inl ,-M ^ rd''E. I ? e system v.-ns not.in ta 'ftvo’r and from n real estate tr ? L .,H ° i „lor,lhconiinfr bond when property Milli; the County rl a profit i\f ciimnii ...transaction bn. been redelivered to the d« “Tom” Schrlng has served the Frcsideni n J | Scully. - - fo*"thew • VU.1WH3 past two reasons as first assistant chants Buaku varsity coach. He succeeds James "Wc ci» hardly believe it,” they n-ato banks give for staying i fn d. individualiy and in chorus, of the system, and has had to meet , ,vn,l. who wnM chief of the j club-! *!>.' ,al staff during Sell ring's two cam­ lie just gave us the business ami the argument that the " ’national ' ’Cleni i0n n i1i ; . p?:..fr°«na paigns with Florida's Orange ami i r ^ " .,h.c «•■“ « hunlui, u’n f e him l i ? ' W . cuve out has contended that hot} WINTER PARK, Jnn. 15.—That these various trips is hound to n> n«r DcLand Sr'Q The poHeie, of A. portfnHo L are here to stay, and must get thing g0CI Congratulations poured in Wed- Rollins college will have one of the of considerable weight. Co., will not be changed, its new n working basis. sureties may ren X S r ,"iKht J";ai8,n« Florida au­ best intercollegiate loothall icliethinks nml vf thorities in their selection of Se- dtiles or any institution in the \ u n ity :Scheduled For 1921 ■o a decree owners raid. They will canfy " i t bnnl rH° has ln thc Present bank. It dot bank for a period of 40 years. Jic ria.i?, who is held in the highest es- South may be gleaned from the the Intentions of the founder. amount of I'riday. Sept. 25, Freshmen n*. °d agnin, tentative announcement of the . hind them- »b„ e MPa,r,t,Vru of Portfolio for started in ae n boy, a janitor and !r, u Ut fU’<! Un[yt,rsi‘y of Florida, games Winter Puik. scheduled for t|„, *pHrs , 0* 8.A.W . tie is n former Kansu:, Aggie eelemessenger. He has gone up and tho South kills the rumor in the IncomeTonTdoi".1?0 ^ Hon. That hn* >• f c* * proceedbig i T Sti ”g! J m X r 1 / 'Strlc- ,thafu hc Panned scP|'vDnr°CHh n,! the ttflRes of its directors rity, leaving tlic Missouri valley wliieh was made public last night. A^mkiy. Sept. 28, Cllhlel M ill-1^'ecss of^iojooo0" A ^ a J p a y c ^ L y •■ of amount adjudged i , K .,tne another foray into the world of Unprecedented recognition of the, tnry College at Winter Park.........j have received'for‘\h T v ? n e r W r r . 11 • V 1rye,frB “*"• hc w«« made Ci'aid of Atbtf direct0 f '’.f, 1023l ," " 1 he coming dirett ?Prir to Florida, where lias prowess ,of the Tars has come baseball. Several months ujm » . ns -’ plrtii io 5K , -••• ....... nu» come ^I'rmgficld Athletic I i|,c,,1,n« from sahiry ,,f s m "“kln< Jltcd by ll£v| ^ acored tremendously over since a relief from business, Portfolio thiougli their mombcrshi|) in the I ^ 11 * a ^ Jacksonville. I OdO. but tho 25 per cent cm.lif ’* i —------------------!» b<'b' his fio was 11made • announcement , ■‘ »»«.! 141(11' 11bv 1 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Hal., Oc t. 10, Mercer University i eL nm t °'J to on,y ono-half i f f f h | ^ O N G W O O D H O S T acquired an option on the Boston S T p W u H „ ^ ,tl',‘; bUSln“ » " »W tho small tour nnvermty officials concerning wh< Vn uc h 8®CBred last Ial iMacon, Macon, On. I uni' ' -------‘J A •nd tho i rSf0,acthi"b' interfered work. would be named assistant couches I ccm her. ihu hardest game of, Tuesdav (i t in m i ‘1. He is 5G years* of uKv. age, in in me thc , oa i.fe** througli. Three --------- ---TO THRONGS THAT years, vears inrec - -----»»_t I.b -nm 1 1, ay• t. 1-2, 12, Piedmont Piedmont C nder Sehnng Various and sun- the the season season will will bo be wtii. with «i... the Uniu ’ "° ct< Colbefore he wa. rumored to I ..— r— —_ ' ___ elnyr» T ° r"i c,rciilntLed »ho statu versity of Florida and ether oJt . }^ S a^ n h iv T ? 1' ‘ ‘‘* A ? ? E? T T 0 SELL s e e FAIR OPENING nnce the close of thc 1224 foot­ stantling opponents are the fain -, r„||V.'f , ! * 1 , Contcnary L A N D STOCK ball season about tho coaching on . Citidd Military College n ‘obro,v,cl>°r t- Ua. A I! Irowen| Continued from page one 1 ° rc " W question but jiM proved to be "hot Soulli Carolina, which will open U,u .'id,?«t Gain,'hvIi/ ' 1 vir " ty ° f Fl"r- BV EN D OP WEEK grapefruit, best quarter box of lower of the rlnl! season her.. V I , r r . . ; ...., 1 bl t-».unesv|lle, H a. Sis*ii Kepa nir blunts it was asserted that tangerines m,d best half hox of ym o ,,f the famous Notre Dame Macon, hau w autc!'w as , lph, r, ,''ite , To the compmiers of th^ n-A- c ? oT v ^ ' , ! ' Annid.Vo •iriinges; Mrs. Berta Allen, best world. . Continued from page one ‘ iuiido. ■’ “ ’ N t'vbtr1'y Cu,,c*° ut PARIS, h f for Pt • pron>inently mentioned mighty Gators in 1921, Centenary Or ................... h : » u 'k f c r , “ in b,0®,, "ranges; best : S , ; r ,h" lr “ o t„. o f Louisiana, 4| V .............................. tcoached Wi U T I R U Ibv IV ti?rl*m0r , a . .l,a,vt,rsity coaching College V fk hat 1,0 forKets the c lock »b„r„ • *urKtivs mo time represented it trib u te ^ hV.,cpnrte‘l Portfolio naid Fattifday, Nov. J • ition would lie brought bunChUOnr; !’urtln brothers, famous Mc.Millir, NewUCCL’BH ,,f lh® under- K ... k* th t.ro is assurance of great naneial Conft« to bis employees. iMimgni here. ncrc. ,Urn ...........u cau inDo r, newtl 21, Southern Col- ticking. h b-'ge at u'i..». \t inter. Park. i/0acn oebrinir 1 1 * * * these men nro receiving mil- success. But let not his effort lb .g Wednesday night J';ry,c“l , , f Houth Carolina, l i n .! Vhui-uhv tv haif ^C hhedl of S tuTnins tL li •Mr. .L’odw .ll also expressed an- .lHartlej., .!a,r V£3r' 1bc*t ,mlf w q, the enmo en.,, whnt they have earned by iTnth"VL,nlm and handsome v:',nl Co|lpffL; Alabama ami OgDr’’ fV.w r i r Uhanksgiv- lire 1.1". r o Z m l l V signed the at. . uution of the company’s offL nV,',!.1 r bunchL's uf tur­ mstic work and loyal rorvlc- " his » hb' Advance that success man that ho always despite am Is- ach- distribution of | to ways is, is, despite his ,,oh,<,rp? u »'.ivcrsily of Athnt;:, f er I'ml-* Col,c,fc at Win- cials best cars of etatoment read. "It j„ the faith comnrativo young Se- 102-1 champions ---- '••(>•^110 w| mr age, J.o-.. "Tom” eof kllU the Southern ~ * ter of f members of the local chan- rlFi! T- J ‘ i U f f ’X. thc. ■poHHon of oth- Rumania and Its, Saturday, Dee. 5, post bo*?.’ ‘- T p,,3t a«»aoii nnd zealous*co-operation oVtho^ld*1 S t„ n “ h« o tfiS trr dirnn hl,ru,,,e,,, !,y critic’s of tho Intercollegiate Athletic as ociatmn. ' na jWme by apwlal permisJon of the minh.trators of J.. l<* h.c |P ‘hennelvc:. Thin nfnc.Vla ervetians. f.mjh o f foolball?” “ ........................... 'I he longest trip to be undcrtal:- a t Miami ’ ° ' rk'thoi',’° Un«vcrsity Ho known the game. He is a ui liy tho Tars will be to Jihieve- j ! v , . S .. Hose keen scholar of athletics, and ==• V»r»U, ut Winf I“J p a *l 0ltl” to his playe’rs in ? n 5 R |tb t CU«"0t l,# P bul Former OF “GATORS” 2' m SSrsS? r ms I — aat is"- p”— ‘ - s s a 85sgr Hard Grid Schedule Arranged For Rollins College Teams Next Year - S'",az-,ahof .i«jft2 SLv s u K&teir : I'L Vl™' °}' ill AZ° ,e fl “ ntlh,f,t,.cs >" more popj. Jn i MC«°nc 1 *i°hrlnjf, who is held in the highest o f admiration by th “todent body and the athete i with whom he |H ,ll(irc. c|0;". trade of K!.r ta :i, jU t. f .{“ o' cut <u,a center piece; .Mrs. v i ^ ’ . ^ e d yoke;* Mrs Willinmsrn, catsup; Mrs" E I m LowerH, pillow cases; Mrs.’ A ' ] Kristlme, towel; Mrs. F. J Mki„ jacycr, Pillow; Mrs. *L. limited to 550 kilograms’. Th- D-W. J. Doth entry. •SECOND UA( E, rnro will I e over a distance of l.ooo Jorm?ts l,|Ula i YuI,r “f building srswr1 * 11,24...... for m PnrDnanii ns prixo money i i l m‘ L>pon tournament to be b,.id here Feb. 24. 25 and 2d n i’ t h f p f Y b° knawn "Mdally k ,°?en championship, I is at.it,-,I, an I is expected to „tt n u t many ,,f the leading profesomi.!Is „f the country. George Duneai, nn., A,)(. Mitchdl, Englisl, pro., touring the country, have rosclidul i,viHcd . r their •— aedule so ns to b> U - t a l bj'jf.r'"""1' "'"y •’“ " Rozclle nicasurfi mtV/{5 ................. . »• Pont time . , ■, fii i “ :;iu !’• Mora COO I . S E aro quartered ;it Uto i mk. M echanics Can’t RitLo ononi,,* day, with th fifth r: tho Miami handicap, a In Grand Prix Races rocc, ii? if u mile..........................’ and 70 yards, a . 1 t .p . Msitiii’e. Seven good riiuaeru lia.o PARIS. Jan. 15—For tho firHt j n. ih '! I'i-'tory of automobile Lera entered in tlii.-. munlier. */•? Miami nice track is located racing in Europe, m. mochanie will •it Minl.'in Park, iiliout ci^ht irifci fn'lhn rW with 'be drivers from U; 'll.1 ' '" “ V1 , rlx "iwwl td t which Ofl.Th? J tf,? nrrwhile \vl!' ,,nnv •lawn JOO frantr. 60.000 will160,go third.'0 *WO,M Ul" 1 “0,,'0U tQ the ’ •' *•-^1 " -I-* •n FtkJ” r -TiT j THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY. ,*w4. r. __________ - t V- — ad Every Classified Advertisement On Fade • v♦ PROFIT *■ [Herald Want Ads W ill Keep You Posted on A ll Sanford B"«‘n*t* Classified Directory Jly Herald RATES in Advance Advertlstagr Miscellaneous For Sale _____ PRINTING LEARN ABOUT Tot* County and MATTHEW PRESS -T T rin tin ^ , tornugli tho Star-Tele* Qua,‘ty. Service. Price. Com­ J ^ . keJ ond’ f e t •thwHsIng medium In mercial St.. R. R. Ave. S tir T ? 0rid* pVbli,hed mo:>nlags. TIIE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— StsNTglcgrsm. Lakeland. FU 1 rinting that pleases. Prompt 0I,L °—^ en,fc- Make your sales through the Xenia Gazette. somco. Telephone 03. New lo­ cation, Welaka Building. riUMrf ° w 0, * Ric,h arriculturaf district. Want ad snd display HAYNES & RATLIFF. Printers rates on request ■nd office outfitters. Phone 340. 115 Park Avenue. Cf|nrUi|MniLSu**-* t-Ct’Otin—ClaaaUllon in a’,Vrfc,Tl* dreuPAPER HANGER" I. L. TALBOTT—Painter nnd pa­ per hanger. Phone 340. 115 TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ers and fern growers of Volusia Park Avenue. n .au i yv*dvert,8.° ,in th« 'DeLand REAL ESTATE Automobiles 1023 WANTED Real Estate Lost and Found Dodgo Graham % Ton Truck WANT TO SELL—List your pro­ hound, dark will be i t perty with us now. Your de­ HERE’S THREE GOOD ONES STRA'YED—I-arge 1023 ALL WOOL SUIT8 Dodge Coupe reildish brown with light breast. ' ■iroM u l «oU scription will go in new catalogue 1024 Tailored to measure, guaranteed Dodge Touring Answers to “Wheeler” or "Boy.'* .■ M lild r (w to fit. $25.00. Sanitary hand 1022 Dodge Touring now being made up. See the new F. C. Cargilc, Cassia, Fla. . . — --------^— :------- : cleaning and pressing. Scotch 1922 is* m its* Dodge Roadster manager at the new location. C.i . Be m tin* ^ nte k Act Now ’* ° GOST-lllack bill, folder, yeatcr Ford Woolen Mills, 305 E ast Second 1021 Fordor Sedan A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 l st And ,!ue‘ -'lc l ’ ................. 1023 Street. day containing three ten dollar Ford Runabout National Bank Bldg. 1025 bills. Reward. Phone 546-J. Ford Ton Truck doubts sbovs WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE Sanford Building and Loan As­ (Cab & Body) —House not over six miles from LOST — Igirgc Eveready flash sociation Preferred Stock can be »rt for ocaFord 9 Passenger Sanford on or near paved rond. SUBURBAN HOME light in Princess Theatre last cashed on 60 days notice, intcrost iloBS Suburban bus Jar.ras* Isngth Room for chickens etc., if possible. show Saturday night. Finder re­ payable April 1st and October 1st Ford Panel Address E. C. Cnrc of Sanford lllns you can*______________________ ’t beat i t turn to Herald office. No ques­ 10a for flrat „ . . Light Truck Herald. Located ju st out side thc city lim­ tions asked. Buy eight per cent Proferred 1921 Overland Touring its, on the road to the Country [la rAatrlotsd to Above Stock In thr Sanford Building ond _ cars reconditioned, all Club. Nice new bungalow with leatloa. WANTED----- To purchase used modern Loan Association, established 1008. run fine nnd look good. Houses f or Rent siada Th* Ban­ conveniences—lights, own corrugated iron or tin, also a wnter system, * bo roaponalbla Prices Right—Terms •*.M a>•b*’• telephone, etc., 224 S M .” ’ >'p" wor2* Tampn—Wator supply system to .orrect Insertion, baby bed. Phone 287-J. I. W. PHILLIPS SONS acres of land, seven cleared, orange FOR RENT—Modern 4-room bun­ . for aubaaquent D. A. CAI.DER & R. R. ELDRIDGE be installed in Sunset Park addlgalow furnished or unfurnishetL Dodgo Dealer Real estate brokers. All kinds of trees, nnd place in good shape. Watervllle, Morning 8«a| nfflea ahould ba . . __________________Phono No. 3 »t.ly lo caaa of tincl. Thousands of Maine peopropo/ ' y listed and for sale. OfOak & Second WANTED—Position ns bookkeep­ Close to Country Club, Can he Close in. Box 14. If. T. Pace. fico 108 Second S t. Near Park Plo are Interested in Florida pror^ BOR SALE—10 acres celery land, FOR er or stenographer (male) 5 bought on terms. Price $5,500.00. ZTISUU. SALE OR TRADE—Ford lot 4, Eurnka Hammock. Rich­ Avenue. Phone 282. erty. Reach them through tbs SU LPH U R SOOTHES years experience. Good references. ^eaenUtls* tborcar, intc 24. $295 cash Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba­ or louring Phone 571-J. |w lth rat.a, rulaa $8.» down, $25 per month. F. BUNGALOW rr non, Ind. A N ITCHING SH IN a. will glre yon J. E. SPURLING, sub-division tion. Freeden, nddress Smith’s Barber nation. And If fP?'j,a,i«G Subdivision to OrADVERTISE, m tCe Joum al-HtrShop. WANT TO BUY—F lat top desk. On Purk Ave. Close in. jrtll aaalat you In for fnlse teeth, den­ Five If you aro suffering from cc*. ald. South Georgia’s greatest CASH—Paid tr .d°L. and F l o r a rant ad (o tnaka Inquire Herald office. tal gold, platinum and discard­ rooms and Uath. Completely fu r­ oma c r some other torturing, cmHeights, Florida on Dixie High- newspaper. Morning, afternoon, jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and P®R SALE—Will sacrifice my _w ?y. nished. Side walks and street pav­ bnrasring skin trouble you may weekly and Sunday Classified rates ed I t N tm c i. Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. Hudson Super Six in good con­ ONE Four burner cook stove, Flor­ ing paid. A bargain, complete at quickly be rid Gf it by using Mcn10c ncr line. Waycross JournalSTOVES ence. 505 Myrtle. Phone 4328-W Imuid slva (hair dition, 0 good tires, new battery, $7,000.00. tho-Sulphur, declares a noted skin flea addrass aa SANFORD STOVE“ WORKS-Oil Herald, Maycross. Georgia. FOR SALE—Reasonable 10 acres Ml in good shape. $200 cash. Apply specialist. bona nuinbar It stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, celery wires, very good con­ Coco Coin Bottling Co. lilts About ona TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Help W anted This sulphur preparation, be­ CORNER LOT ovens and victrolas. Your credit . thousand h u a Send in your subscription to the dition. See Sam Fleischer. cause of its germ destroying pro­ tha othars can’t Key West—Local cigar facto­ Ith you unlaat Street?* Ph°n° 49L*3, 321 First Tribune or hand it to your local FOR SALE—Milk cow and house­ ries report 1924 one of most suc­ WANTED—Woman for general Located on Oak Ave., close In. perties, seldom fails to quickly sub­ denier so you can rend Florida’s addraaa. hold furnishing. 701 West 3rd cessful years in history of indus­ housework, white woman pre­ Eastern exposure. In nice neigh­ due itching, even of fiery eczema. -TIN AND METAL WORK *onewspaper. One year Street. __MOST ba ferred. Geneva, Box 124. borhood. Street Paving nnd side The first application makes tho try. _ at Tha BaaJA « E S H. COWAN^ a H kinds nn’ ®months W.0C, threo months walks paid. Can hc bought on skin cool and comfortable. Raah Xlaa or by Itt* w 7 n a"d„ s heet Metnl Work. $2.00, If you desire $1,000 insur­ FOR SALE—Baby carriage, good •a d'acoallavery easy terms. Price $l.o0djQO. nnd blotches are healed right up WANTED—Immediately an ex­ ance policy add 75 cents to your Water and Boat Tanks. At Onk condition. $16.50. 714 Oak Ave. ralM. Rowles Mentho-Sulphur Is applied perience in selling automobile ac­ c filer. lea. 304-J. Avenue and Third Street. Tele* like any pleasant cold cream nnd cessories. P. O. Box 705. phone 111. apt. Efflalant SEE OUR LARGE LISTING is perfectly harmless. You can a n y t h i n g ? ” A lf'r so° a d v e rtis e * '!! * 9 ,R S A L E — P r a c t i c a l l y n e w o fTYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS obtain n small jar from any drug­ WANTED—Two white waitresses. BEFORE BUYING. t,i* ‘cu /!Lrn-U u ro ’ a roM b a r g a i n . gist. Phone Benson Springs Inn ut our All makes of typewriters for th o “ G a in c s v illa S u n .” l’hone C5(i-w. WEST VIRGIN!A—Clnrks b u r T h e expense. sale on easy terms, for rent, nlso lnpi>MrfSl>f»Uar ^:*P°nent. morning WANTED—White woman to do BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC. FOR SALE n 1!? Bldg.Offico 8UPPli‘-’9- Room 9 Including Sunday, morning Issue. J. G. SHARON Ball ______ 1 cent per word, minimum tte. cooking in Ten Room. Phone REALTORS 75 White Leghorn pullets. MRECTORY Mrs. Bidding, 4612 or P. O. Box Attorney-at-Law 50 Rhode fsland Red pullets. VETERINARIAN DI.\ EI.OPBJtn ATTENTION--Pen­ 202 First Street Sanford, Fla. 804. Also friers and eggs. Will practice In all the courts sacola Is beginning M io greatest doi A’ -HOLAN—Veterinarian. ynce within easy In niorlda’s history; a J. G. Gut Mcllonviile Ave. Examination of Abstracts of Land Dolans Vetinary Remedies. 313 velopment naif million dollur highway to the ople of Sanford Many Japanese Have E. Second St.. Sanford, Fla. Titles given especial attention FOR SALE— Humphrey gas heat­ «nif,„i‘*oC . h , Ju"1, . finished; a two » often needed, million do.lar bridge acrosa Escam­ er nnd hot wnter tank, cheap. Dlficcs in Hcniinolo County Bank American Citizenship when any upebia Hay started: -..............« •« !: n u a r t c r m illion 7*' noJ wnlei Rooms For Kent d o lla r opera h o m o u n d e r c o n s t r u e - ' I ° ° 0 U n io n A v e n u e . [ required. It is Building HONOLULU, Jnn. 15.—A total tlori; tw o m illions b eing s p e n t on - * ----------------------habetically for of 1,265 American citizens of Jap ­ F O R IRENT-Two unfurnishef i h ig h w a y : g r e a t e s t tch n n ro f o r live YOUIt CHANCE—$125 buys comanese nncestry registered ns voters In on g r o u n d rooms >ms and Garage. 618 Oak Ave i floor. Write — Develop! «•.tln p*n i e n t D e p a r t ­ pletc vulcanizing outfit. Full in the territorial election in tho — * m»»nt Tho Da n . . . ....iSanford Sign Shop m ent Tim P e n sa c o la News cc in this instructions nnd chart for instal­ last fiscal year, according to the STEWART'S SUB-DIVISION F O R R E N T — F r o n t bed ro o m . F u r ­ AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ lation. P. O. Box 321, City. Designers and painters of San­ lECTORY report of Governor Wnllnce R. Altamonte Springs n is h e d . 807 M a g n o lia A ve. ford's distinctive signs. San­ , , Q**—Augusta's greatest Farrington to Secretary of tho In­ Two hundred beautiful building lONB Let Mr. Rozclle measure you FOR RENT—Desirable front bed­ c.nssiricd medium, rate cash .09c ford Avenue at First Street. terior Hilbert \Vork. The number lots, prices range $150 to $850. 148 room. 813 Mugnolin Avenue. charge. 10c per lino, minimum for your spring suit. He will he cf American citizens of Chinese See these large lots before you I’honc 480-W. .30c. nt B. L. Perkin's for n few days ancestry who registered wns 1,840. buy elsewhere. Don’t buy a lot FOR RENT — Two unfurnished [*. AUGUSTINE,' FLA. — Stl Of the Jnpnnese population of without a public alley in the rear. , ^ NOTICE rooms. 604 Lnurei Ave. County is rcnched through FOR 125,368 in the territory 66,617 Como nnd rco me any time. 1 live SALE— New 5 room liungaDirectory BEDROOM for rent, hot water theJohns St. Augustine Evening Record. were born in the inlands mid there­ here and want neighbors. Imv, furnished. 2 large porches Quick results. Two cento per word. screened, fronting Dixie Highway. fore are American citizens, Gov­ WII.MKR STEWART 010 Oak. , . © .Sample copy on rnnuest. IND MOTOR RE­ ernor Farrington said. Price $1550 if nold this month. Buy _____ Altamonte Springs. Marble and Granite from all TitTOWiM. NDING. FLORIDA—Tampa D aily .___ luarrlea. Ueet of quality and from _______ /owner. _____ RuniinlsN- Hanford, Building Material Ht-VIE*/' Wo have some beautiful lako workmanship. Times, the great homo dally.I Fin., Route A, Box 517. Xt.1 H front lots on I-ako Wildrnero one* W r*te f o r l a t e s t d e e lf n a . LECTRIC SERVICE MIRACLE Concrete Co, general rate 1 4 c per word, minimum AJaily h in t I 2 .i t c. n. T i a x iK , half mile from thu Dixiu Highway l Electrical repairs. cement work, sidewalks, build­ charge 25c cash with order. Write B snfonl, I'lo rlils in n nest of beautiful clear lukes, |tra i Ave. Orlando, ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. B. for complete rate enrd. r . O. l i n t VJ3. I ’h n n e M l for Hale. FOR SALE—The registered air Tcrwilleger, Prop. _______ _ BEACH COUNTY— Tho time pups tnnt wero in Ball’s dale pups that wero in Ball’s We will build your home, landLKS_FOR RENT OI’tr. TPIIISI. Lumber and Building Material hcupo your grove, nml rcliovo you WLVItW Rin<ruhnot HU |n i ^ < p 7 0P|V 1Cnlv ! HhnW win,lmv lasl Saturday. Males A TRIMLINE COSTUME Car! Drive it Carter Lumber Corapauy of trouble utul worries Incident to ‘A 1W S I C . *" *5° rn l^ Hcachi*25- Females $15. J. W. Coiley, lak and Sccorid St. DAVID II. HYER N. Laurel St. Phone 505 lost. Sample copy sent on re- [ngleside Farm. Cameron Ave. building up a place. At thc smart rcsortt and snorts nuest. In tho meantime, you can go HILL LUMBER" CO. House ARCHITECT events of the season the well-dressed fishing. You cun fish in any one Service. Quality and Price. woman is recognized by her skirt of 1>Y REPAIRING ADVERTISING gets results if it M<mber Z. L 4 of the dozen lakes, and if you don’t striped flannel or Jersey and pull-over BJORNSON TO DIRECT. reaches potential buyers. PnTL’IN — Automobile know how to fish, wc have Hoverai lines llulldlnir blouse of mohair or heavy silk crepe latka Daily News is circulated in ring and Rebuilding, experts who will lie glad to show llrlnmlo. I'larliln Apartm ents "ne. Oak Avenue. an industrial and agricultural see-: CHRISTIANIA. Jan. 15.—Biorn I , l?c’ " ,c sk'rl pictured is of I you. Mr. Seholfield who has been the Iwdicc type and requires 2)i yards tion. —^ _________________________ _ i Bjornson, son of the great Nor- of 44-inch material to make, with il FOR HIRE For Rent singing nt the Baptist Church will r^ v t TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of weglan poet and novelist, Bjorn- yard of lining for the camisole. The "sFnrnc!>y Day vouch for the above. Florida real estate advertise in 1 "terno Bjornson, has been * ««.«*( miuic iiuvurie.iu in im.n uuvn named LAKE JESSUP LAND CO., Inc. blouse has thc modish shirt txisom pecta ail trains. Bag- I'OR RENT—Furnished apartment H. A. SPEIR Longwood. Fla* corner Onk Avenue and Second the St. Petersburg Times. One cont | Hireetor of tho Norwegian Nation with rovers and a collar of sclf-maer._Phone 551. cent n word daily, two cents a word M Theatre here. The son is u Icrtal. Two and onc*lialf yards of Street. Phono 3. • TRIPS CAItl'ENTBR Sunday*. ___________ | man During the Apartment house on First St. -----------------— ■■ . —— — ................ of letters. iv**v»o. I'UIIIIK I I I U war Wi l l crepe arc required to make it. (-'ALDER. Day nnd VOli RENT—I*arKo apartment. TIIE MORNING JOURNAf* ia thc i he stirred This is a bargain. discussion Pictorial Review Blouse No. 2295. si*rrt'(i up so much diacuaaion l l r p s l r l n a n nd I trM m lr lln a service. Anytime, All modern conveniences. No I accepted want ad medium in 'luring a lecture at Copenhagen Sizes, 34 lo 46 bust, and 16 to 2ii One five-room bungalow, in good A d d re s s SlOd l* a lm rllu Ave. years. Price. 15 cents. Bodice Skirt children allowed. 417 W. 2nd. Daytona (Fla.) One cent n word thnt the Danish government issu ’d condition. $500.00 puts you in this WRECKER ~ --------- 1_*-------------- ------------------ nn Insertion. Minimum 25c. No 22jo. Sizes, J4 to 48 inches bust « decree prohibiting speeches on T f ( m u l» vivrttt --------------- r _________ ___ __ : ____ _ house. and 14 to 20 years. Price, JO cents TO TUB PUBLIC:. war Su........ issues 1... by foreigners. Day ur night~ser^ FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando The following named contract­ phona 304. Night I*ive ncre farm on hard rond. mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ NOITIILA.MI PAINT - X ___________ ors are fair to Organized I-abor fied business, rale lc a word; min­ J now m crops. Cheap unw on easy Tlio Paint That Havca You and pay the Union Scale set by Money. pY PARLORS terms. Local No. 1261 of Painters, Dec­ imum 21c cash with order. M a n u f a c tu r e d by pUtRlFTF! Uarincllo orators and Paper Hangers of H lirrs o ii-I.ln d slo r I 's l n t Co. A LITTLE TVANT AD in The Wc have houses to rent. Come S o ld by I kinds. Rain water a America: “ASK MR. CONNELLY” Herald will bring you big reI.OHSIM, P A IN T ( ' n i l I ’ANY in nnd see us.—Seminole Realty Old First National 2281 W. R. Pell, F. W. Temporton, aulta. Advertise those old articles ll.’t l l n a u u l l a A vr. Co., 116 E. Second Street. Hug, nhone 245._____ V. C. Coller, C. F. Metcalf, Horace I’htine 2711 A b o u t th c F ollow ing H nrguins you have stored away and have I CAFE FOR SALE—85 acres citrus land Jiminez, H. Darrow. It. 1^ Sel­ no use for. A little thirty-cent ad S lt-rtiiiin liumcaliHV un I 'u l m r l l u c V: St.\ i:\T y foul lul on N.'inforil VveLake county, Fla. Surrounded lers, Jesse Cook. T. S. Delk, I. S. may bring you several dollars. KU. c X F fT A v r n n r . .'I linl ruunut, iinniK f, imr brl%*rrn llilli nml 171h tnrrrU by orange groves, two sides. Al. riislrru evimsiiri-, SI,Sim. Kns» in Service and Qual- Talbott, T. M. Dunlap and G. W. Phone 148 and a representative clo se In. ilrslrn lilr I im’ii II uu . I’r l r r Chiropodist terms. ho fine city residence, Leesburg. lEtreet and Park Ave- Vonabje, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. will call to see you. »-".7.-,o s7.'ill r u sh , lUtl jier luuitlli. FOOT SPECLVLIST Now renting $50.00—0 . F. Landes, O. Shinholser. We nlso ask the I 'lV I’J room n e n bnniznliiw. b r s l r r TUCKS AN ACCEPTED n’orna. Dnnlonv. Ingrow*:H M I I'ASII— sail prr iiiunlii burs n Center Hill, Fla. MMlt'Ullnl nrrilatu i»r r l t | , aliliutiilka public to see their painters have [DRUGS : |lnir N. i II h. tie n v y C a llFASHION nml s l r r r t nil In nml imlil for. *-room hiniicnlinv, modern, nml their local card. Houses For Sale InuHea or tired aeMn* I’r l r e aa.aao.mi, a.*,on runli, ».-,0 n.-r Kiioil lornllon. I'rlre SZ.-'ao.mi. [RUG STORE — Profeet. m o n lb . H. Darron, Pres. Paris features tuck? in snme of OWNER WILL SELL close in lot, [ Drugs, Sodas. Wo I desirable location for residence, D ll. V. I.. CI.ILKIv the prettiest dance and dinner Irixki, *1 vry -EOI ll Z ooC lot >m I* 1 1 1 IIIr I« ■ > FOR SALE—Four five room |r you as your phone. I-1 \ K -m -rr iirnmcr ( n i v r nt-nr ('m infor $1,100. Small cash payment Yowell Drew Illdg. ATTENTION CONTRACTORS Avenue, rsslrru rtpu.urr, si.a.M). md they could not be u-cd more ef­ l r r ('lull, simill huiivr, nil lu r S.T.bungalows lined throughout, just Phone. Klevator azao t-nvh, m i |iit monili. .,oo— i., rnsli. OR B U IL D E R S fectively than *u tlii v peach color I required and balance can be paid Orlando. off paved highway. Price $800.00 l monthly. Phone 440-W for ap­ tgCTRlCAL" Georgette crepe trimmed with cream Compare these prices: 400 Camp each foi* nuick sale. I.OTa — LOTS — LOTS Must be Johnston 2-sash windows, good seen to be appreciated. Can give *100 down will mu Mill In possession of some uf Ihe lies! lots In lung lacc. The neck may be fiuidied pointment. ELECTRIC CO. either with a two-piece ddl.ir or a to Gillnn & Platt condition, 12 light 10x16 glass, in terms. t A rhiiner lo mnke some rent nmno. See us. 1 A. II. Hawk, Ginderville. scarf whose ends are of lace b> match Elton J. Moughton Pa. Everything elec- lots of 25 windows $1.75 each; J. N. W estbrooks the sleeves of the dress Medium lone 422. Fdectragith in lots 50 windows $1.60 each. 400 FOR SALE—Nicu little home in | «ize require. 5)J yards 36-inch Geor(SunM nith ARCHITECT windows for $1.25 each, delivered! one of the best locations on Pnlifcitc, with j; ) ard 36-iin.h all-over (R e a lto rs ) Sanford. ^ | mettn Ave. Five rooms, bath and Gruphonolas, Clocks, Sewing Dec STATIONS AND First National Rank Bldg. • T. I.. LONG (garage. Cash or terms. Come 105 Magnolia Ave. 103 N. Park Ave. Machine Pictorial Review Dress No. 2281. SUPPLIES Phone 18 311 hirst Street Sanford I and see it. 2018 Palmetto Ave. Sizes, 14 to 20 years. Price, J5 ccmj Phone 122 121 Sanford Ave. Sanford, ------------- - Florida ^IT T k!' STATION. I Gil, Tires, AccessoTCL with a smile. Elm I Phone 417L3. r'fi'e stations' ---------- Magfa r th er -v / h v ftcond. First and Elm, T H O W KWS \ ? M ^ c ; q t E fienue and 10th Street. DON‘T.»VOU * o h : ^>o n ’, e . IVE H A D G R .A ^ C I O O 'b ** nice, L O C K E D O P A L L r d E' wv* C A L L lK f C iE T O R E ^ E O 0 B E T T E R F lT ’j M R J O tS E ^ r F U )IMST C L O T H E D a n "W E rsT OH T H E ( b U T T H J t> W ) \M * H A P P E N E D ? ! O U T - i’D L I K E T O ■* 3 i] J Z ^ tO A U C z H X E R TRE FLORIST” WILL DO! C lT O O T M E^bELFJ 0 0 k, r °ll occasions. e h : $le- Phone 260-W ( ( \ D O N 'T FURNITURE" :h \ k — (V-.- ‘ ?V X I ^ it u r e t o s e l l ? r ' |urniture b. uCo. We pay N Iffm’ Daily Fashion Hint Seminole Marble Co. ^ associated. “C«.3d i Van Fleet made a wonderful record he ru m h.M th?tUl,y e a m V"'1 n uy "nly hope that « i 1 "i ab|,! l” continue -svbr,n« naid tl • • soveru among ini I pressed non ( At hie nouncci bring ;f> - .... «m m .. Ur!’’ "r HU to»w ar,,m "1 ‘be ______ * fw i . ™n£rzZo°,!,/g*“",•»•- ; '4? . . ‘V T i 11'; A-Kelly. V U . v n l i ' i M A : \ ^ Unii T ^ , i• . ‘ "• Purse ( 1,000 d' u -' H ; ’v o ' ;; ,c 11 1 1 S” u|iii u i m lliuni iu m |(j* j; m Mu i l. ; u ' - i',y *'',,07! Mnnds Up t i j . c le a r; trac k , f a - 1 a —Apprsntic allowance claimPoxt time 2:30 P. J[ III ; ii i. ed xst iil ’H its m y(ini as nmihi Ho.l ...nt ...— ; is 1V,'"** .**1**^*V^,«,r t*lV* I purse Sljjuo '*(’***|**. r ,a k " Worth, tin. west limit to t»e :i.i ‘ • ' ii; ion of tile present ones •-lb m • ..it. !• of ' ' j 1O" ' "ii the roll Dec. 20 1D°T Hi” 5? ....... .... 1,10 p o st llm Cli'ff5' i no 01v rvi^,r X Drier I t th . numbered 2d»37 »vhil. . ’ l *'“ ” W, .Tl, y Wntcr ,;nown Lake ri.lL-.i ii... .... . . -ai*'* those cn. ,na„ i i ? ! 1 X Ml’ Uc r«-li;d D ec. 20 192-1 w e r e CR December 20. igo'i mi , (HIRD RACK, purse SI ,000 WANT JUVENILE COURT “» 'be.......................... roll n u t n l S J 7 ^ * oW,OM Claiming; muitlens three years .,1,1 while ive furlongs; Hot Dag 110; h, the 1.101. ’ KEY WEST, Jan. I I.—A bill is a1/,.i’a,ly Allumeur III; Teat Nix soldiers and to : i V " ln^rwJ«f0d i nthe next legist (j, Iia,il <Jra*‘8 1PR Clip added t„ the rol hv t ' W* vT a I l !uSr',V d ,,B r° r e*to!.lislimont I es, Johnson i : A100; .*J',Ian‘* bout,I nt » meeting i L t i W of a juvenile court in this city, H-Fun X-KranMuk iiirduig to plans being made here. i l X - . Sal vage e lu iiilln g I - y e a r o ld s a n d u p ; 1 miles; X - P u r i t y 10U- y . ai*.. NOW IS THE TIME I ‘" “i prn , W, lade* \ l r •,U\v ii u i r s t p riz .° n,i" 'n ia - “ ' , lra* Williamson, first m-l*.. canned Vegetable. 1 l.rlVoL“aw2‘;.l!.b° ,llal “ f ».cond C!"rt- ,X : !K F.Jt.r*teS II JM \m and pillow cases; Mr*' T l;..).' i 1 ,n,«n. basket1 . pine; .M rs ••Hu, 1)0,1 — fiv—i- * "" I...I I ovvr, Airs- (i.'irner. tut. * ■r *Jl6Sik£!A i,i uL*- B “ "onchard, ‘f; e*' L.v‘rluncheon e vr r . pp i ^ 'dot u w st-f K. Mrs. Luzard noil,, V.. rue* t h , V r 1 ’ *',r!‘. L. Thomas, Mrs* Gardner, apron* Mr. Reiter, vegetables; Mrs M.i rv bag; .Mrs. Murray, beans* Abs’ william Green raff In T ' ,.ls* r, ra n k er l id, 1 eter Paul 101#; .Slow and ‘S ettled Out o f Court Kiasy HO; Julio 101. r . S C O N SU L AT AM STERDAM M i-Til RACE, The Miami banI H K I I A d U E , J a n . 14.— W i l l i a m •I cap. purse $1,500; for three years Holt Gale, of New York^aVbiwsn granted the* royul exoquator a* v l r , i T \ M : on" ,ni,L’ u'"1 7 \i i‘SSVo r rn' ^ r ,,5 ; f’-rim h consul general of the United States J,,'.' ««•»; Ghwdcrhnmk 100* at Amsterdam. Until rerenfly he L ' k 107: Noc' was consul general at Hongkong. ” • J - both entry.* nMIX1II i.v in KAC’t-' RACE, Claiming, purse It IS estimated that ruts pause j , r f. ,o r four*yc ycur “bi-i and up; a loss of $5,000,000 a week in fuiloags: .Muskogee X -107; A. ’ Great Brituin. cl£ ,n for im provm cnt'of wbn"f*•'Wa.Tf 41 , ’/.'IfP0" Springs — n ,.w 0ir,c,. <lry a »J Knight channel. lcn* p i n ^ n u l " 8 con,tructe«J "" Tar- *fc Fashion a A. P. Connelly & Sons You nevertabled sucli lidj mdlwness* as WdJmarf method putsm this tobat whkh won iaiLmt and wA-m I(nti hi i e f fcver. H j f i M f / i . nd“m > lg< Q,JC cvtfr kne\V s s s u ,n « t m iSSSiSStaj^g. j BR IN G IN G U P FA T H E R By GEORGE McMANUS T P“t Worth. [law yer — i----- II [1RYAN. office in I Punk Building Annex, lone 417-1, 3, i ILI.INERY ’ ' Be DC ,“f.TY SHOP—For exliilinery call 579-J. lEV.TO" LOAN JEED MONEY?—We Jey to loan on First l-S a n fo rd Borut and Co. p in (1 JT— m I I . 01 1\ TPTK" jf{ lc | ‘ |y> Do 7 , u )$% jf 1S HM i 01925 by D u x F eatuhc S crvick. Inc. _Ci«»i Dm,,n ij|j,i, r»Miv*J °L _____ V' ,y ‘ SO -* ‘ � 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 15, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 15, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 15, 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/4d6b38fe155b2e3e9574ace094f5c15b.pdf af57c97e66eb13c71663e447f1b2c288 PDF Text Text ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1925. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. NUMBER^ FOREIGNFirst Bay O f Longwood Community F air D raw With Ati avidity bred during a ’er of cciitury of denial, the e of Seminole county flocked bngvrood Wednesday morning where the Community Fhlr, under tho auspices of tha Chnmbcr of Commerce, opened a t ‘10 o'clock. The fair is (lie first exhibition of any kind held in the county in 25 years, It is declared. Every provision hns boon made for both education and umusement of those attending the fair. Vir­ tually every product of tho county and exhibits representing every ac­ tivity have been entered. ThVjsc who attend with the purpose of seeking amusement will find their desire amply catered to by tho Johnny J. Jones shows. Three free acts were given at regular intervals during tho day. In addition to this there is a reg­ ular midway with it’s hot dogs, hamburger queens, bearded ladies, lilliputian families, wild west shows and the unnumcrable other things that go to make up the midway of fairs in this day of enlighten­ ment. For those who wish to gnin some idea of tho resources 6f this sec­ tion there is variety enough to l»e dividied into five distinct divisions. These include fruits and cgctables, poultry and rabbits, women’s work, which is further divided into needle, work, jams, jellies, murmnlades and other preserves; school exhibits; automobiles nnd farm machinery. The poultry exhibit wns in every respect equal to the expectations e Is Based Upon |d Affadavit Ing Peterson A i Bride Hughes Retirement Will Have No Effect On U. S. Attitude TowardOthcrNatlons, Thus Dispelling Capital Rumors President Keeps In Touch With Situation jen To trth Scandal President Declares That U. S. Policy Toward Russia lis Same As Has Been in Past |Hard Blow to m Who Was cratic Leader WASHINGTON, Jon. 14. _ A The favorable impression created White House pronouncement was among*churchmen by the radio made Tuesday to dispel any Im­ of the sermons has Kan., Jan. 14.— broadcasting caused the Rev. Warren L. Rog­ pression that the retirement of lorney G e n e r a l ers, wean of St. Poul’a Cathedral, Secretary Hughes from the cabinet [Griffith is prepnr- Detroit, to be named bishop coad­ involved impending changes in the ‘o f the Episcopal Diocese of administration’s foreign policy. in the ouster suit jutor Ohio. He has been suing the radio President Coolidgo sees no rea­ H J. Peterson, bank every Sundny for two yeurs. son to alter tho general course ho |er, based on an afhas been pursuing with regard to \. L. Oswald, lawforeign relations. While ho expects aocratic worker of that American foreign policy will ,f that Peterson sodevelop and enlarge to keep pace with tho march of world events, jbe of $4,080 for a there is no prospect thut tho prinfalter Grundy, former­ clpka governing the attitudo of ; of the Fourth State the Washington government on city,, which was specific questions will be subject to Ugh Grundy’s manichange during the administration beginning Mnr. 4. bbahly will be filed In Rosenblatt, One of Defendants The president has been more fa­ court Wednesday In Cnskct Case Is On Stand miliar with th e<letails of the na­ s foreign relations from day Tuesday; Jai’necke Star tion ngninst Peterson is to day since he took office than he Witness For Prosecution has been with the specific problems in unearthing the jls that have shocked of governmental departments hav­ inning with chnrges NEW YORK, Jan. 1-1.—Because ing to do with domestic matters. iv. Jonathan M. Da­ of Ida experience "in getting n Secretary Hughes, It was pointed i, Itusseli. man named Morse out of u certain out at the White House hns con­ will be n hard blow m atter” for which ho didn't get sulted his chief with regard to ev­ who has ansumeci to anything," Guidon B. Means, for­ ery decision of importance it was icratic leader of the mer department of justice ngent, necessary for the state department . two years. He has a t first refused to interest him­ to make, the president being ch a ir­ as tho "power behind self in n deal tu quash indictments ed directly under the constitution Jin the PaviH ndminis- in connection with the Altoona with the conduct of foreign rela­ |thc spokesman in po- Glass Casket Company mail fraud tions, and this practice will con­ i for the governor. He­ case, it was testified Wednesday, tinue after Ambassador Kellogg llo Democratic organ!* by Samuel Rosenblatt, one of the succeeds Mr. Hughes. |] 1)22 to 102-1 and cuus- defendants in tho casket case. White House comment on the factional war in his Trial of Means nnd Thomas B. subject was prom pt'd in part by Beider, jointly charged with con­ published nuggcstlons that some Move for Davis in policy toward Russia was rterson who sponsored spiracy to obstruct justice in tak­ change to bo expected after Mr. Hughes’ nt that made Jonathan ing $ii.rj,000 on representations On the contrary, it candidate fob the Deta­ that they could influence Hnrry retirement. said, tho president*!! attitude il nation for governor M. Daugherty, nt that time Unit­ was w'lth respect to Russia remained tlii'* movement that ed States Attorney Genre* l, Wil­ precisely what it was when he ad­ |tirk" fi«;* wtivMi liam J. Bunts, tiion director of the dressed his first message to con­ party leader in the bureau of investigation of the de­ gress in 11)22, and when Mr. partment of justice and other high Hughes explained that policy at [attempted to get con­ officials to stop action in tho cas­ considerable length to a delegation ' Kansas delegation to ket Case, opened in United States which visited him to urgo recog­ through the Davis can- district court here today. nition of fho Russian soviet gov­ b antagonized virtually Elmer W. Jnraccko, indicted ernment. Headers and was inglor- with Means nnd Beider, recently Mr. Hughes outlined nt that time Mcd in his designs upon pleaded guilty nnd will he the a number of conditions that must Bon. chief witnesses for tho prosecu­ ho met before the Washington gov­ Icoinmissioner, Peterson tion. ernment could give serious consid­ Im iscd by many state Means wns introduced to com­ r being arbitrnry and pany officials in Washington where eration to granting diplomatic rec­ ognition to Russia. These had to undue influence in his |ion, and particularly in they said they found him sitting do, not with the form of the Rus­ znlion of tho Reserve in Burns’ chair with his feet on sian government, hut with its ex­ of Wichita, succeeding Burns’ desk, it was testified. Af­ ternal relations, such as repudia­ ban state, which was ter his hesitation, it was said, he tion of debts, confiscation of the pvcral million dollars by told them that he would "stand property of foreign nationals in Hut Gov. Davis be- for" anything that Jarncckc had Russia and similar actions. President Coolidgo, in his 1922 ■reorganization of tho said he would do. Felder was de­ rr Peterson’s direction, scribed to tho casket men ns an message, expressed hope that de­ I tho big achievements of “out” or person used to give cam- velopments would permit recogni­ ofiago to the transaction as an tion and tho return of Russia to the r governor. family of nations. It wns ex­ ke been whispers of Pet- nppcaranco of regularity. Rosenblatt testified that after plained Tuesday, however, that the knecliun with othor paI'vhich arc being invest!- paying the money demanded to hope for progress in Russia was the Oswald affidavit, "fix” the case and having been slow to materialize and that the s morning ia the first told that "all their troubles were time when diplomatic recognition urge of bribery or ut-. over" they learned that the indict­ could be granted was not in sight. Dairy against him. ments had been found after all. I statement to Gov. Da- When protest was made to Feld­ Iforth in his affidavit this er, Rosenblatt said, they were told pneerning his appeal to that it was "an honor to be in­ the Grundy case, gives dicted these days" and that they to a funuliur slogan "didn’t have a thing to worry nDemocratic workers of bout.” Felder offered to furnish hail for his clients as high as $75,­ overnor Davis told Os- 000 if necessury, Rosenblatt said. Lots in Fort Mellon, one of Sanuuld not pardon Grundy, ■plied: frrd’s newest subdivision, will />cn, I guess the only way he formnlly placed on the market Irundy is for me to take at 9 o'clock Thursday morning, Ion route." it was announced today by A. P. Connelly, local realtor, whose |A, Kas., Jan. 14.—State­ orgnnization will handle the sale ly he solicited a payment of the lots. Mr. Connelly is nntifur a pardon for Walker cinating the fastest snle in the With two cases already disposed former Hutchinson banknmi another before the jury, the eity’s history for never, he declares, |h ‘tly denied Tuesday by of Seminole county circuit court en­ has ho seen such interest manifestIterson, state bank corntered this morning the second day od. land political adviser of Inquiries «. concerning the nuw now »uwsubj January term, e acmuik.v*<u„ k miof tho Junuury term. m The Sem­ Ivernor Jonathan M. Dagrand jury which is division have literally swamped the inole county coun ision, —......continued in session, — its deliberu----------- A. P. Connelly nnd Sons’ organizathreugh afternoon Mon. The -rpnltor histir.ns through Tuesday nfternoon — - expressed ......... .*• Jnn. 11.—ChanB'cy of the University of and this morning hut, it ia said, o p tio n that lot sales in the now I'tcil by tho state board is unlikely to make a report until »obdlvUlon a ri going to set n precedent that will long remain un­ potion under the regime Thursday morning, in the cases disposed of, the broken in real estate annals of r r Jonathan M. Davis J Rif", Tuesday was rein- American Fruit Growers associa- ban forth I , hoard under Governor lion was awarded a verdict of , Mr. Lcnnelly, in discussing tho $2,937.77 Smith. lulon. Mil • ugainst lIHUHI.'f C. ■*-»• •F.* -------- (development, declared that th? com­ - • — was represented . . . by pany has acquired in this tract The plaintiff r r of the hoard adopted — f 'r I’aulen's office late George G. Herring whilo the^ de­ what it considers nn ideal location Residences in Fort p'iues Mr. Ltndley’a up- fendant was represented by F. R. for homes. Mellon, Mr. Connelly pointed out, Wilson. Tho Armour Fertilizer effective Tuesday nnd are close enough mugn yet far ia r enough cnougn At. Keelcy, Keeley, •»» J".* appointment of W. L. company, suing Haul M. the Imaiiie.ss section of fh o was rained by Govv was awarded a verdict for $042.99. ^om the ad________ .In. . __ nwn for nr idea! *#cal MI humesitca. T1‘ from vice chancellor The court posited upon a request for town iis, Mr. Connelly said, chancellor. Mr. Bm- naturalization of tho Charles Dunn. dition to this, foted to his former posiA r.'uit by George G. Herring there is a historical connection be­ against the Florida Vegetable Cor- tween Fort Mellon and tha early TRIAL OF MEANS AND FELDER HAS STARTED IN N. Y. Fort Mellon Lots To Be Put On Sale Thursday Morning Two Cases Ended In Circuit Court, Third Is On Trial N Disguised As > ■tor Cot §75.000 IlNOTON, Me., Jan. 14-T robbers, ro successful masquerade nn inspector.., I kept J. F. Kelly, >yre;iiI1' Farmer*' State Bank of |»*y helping them, count check accounts three Markets. uraday until uft«i> all the Payees had go*home. 1,1 * Wheat: ■ I and gagged the exiv-ti.CHICAGO, ... Jnn. 14. ■drove uway wity* |75,000 |iU yV !.8o** to 1JW; July, Iboiuh. 'to Corn: May, U 0 H held, of ... it. Longwood is n . throughout tho stab? for the qua. .. of tho poultry produced there nnd the exhibits gave ample proof of J L 5 X Z X . T ' Z u - Recommendations of Chamber hies exhibits were virtually on par with the poultry exhibito. Though no charge for cntranco to the fair grounds was mnile, booths nnd exhibition houses were fittingly decorated giving nn excel­ lent show for the mcro attendance. The grounds wera neatly and com­ pactly arranged with nil exhibits nnd departments easily accessible nnd in the public n„,i sharing ......equally .... —*•*'eye. A feature of the fair will como nt 7:15 o’clock Thuriulny night when tho Longwood Chamber of Commerce will be host to a num­ ber of distinguished men of Cen­ tral Florida ut n dinner at tho Orange and Black Hotel, A num. her of prominent men from San­ ford, including representatives of the Chamber of Commerce, the civic clubs, city nnd county officials me planning to attend. Visitors to tho fair who come in automobiles are relieved of trou­ ble through tho provision of purking space by the fair ‘unnagomor.t. Inspection of the exhibits by S. D. Hardaway of Orlando, thu judge, began shortly beforu noon todny. The variety nnd extensiveness of the exhibits, however, is expected to make it necessary to consume the remainder of the day in judg­ ing. SALES OF STOCK MARTIN SELECTS IN LAND COMPANY SHARON AS JUDGE TO TA L $150,000 OF COUNTY COURT Citizens Numbering 127 Have Judge of Municipal Court Is Contributed to This Sum; Choice of Governor As One Support of Big Development To Fill Vacancy Caused By Plan Is Urged By Bodwell Death Lute Schelle Maines The purchase of additional stock Municipal Judgu James G. Shar­ in the Sanford Hotel-Realty Com- on Ima been appointed county judge Pany which plnccd the hands of the of Seminole county to fill the va­ big clock on First Street past tho cancy cuused by the death of $150,900 mark and gave added im­ Schelle Maines, according to u inespetus to this sale of shares, wan •urge received hero late Tuesdav announced Wednesday by Officials •.fternoon from Gov. John W. Mai-* of the company. 'till. The appointment, elfective With half of the amount requir­ immediately, holds good for two ed to carry on the immense develop years until the next gonurul elec­ meat plans of the company, al­ tion, it is stated. Since news of his appointment ready subscribed and indications that the other half will he forth­ reached here, Judge Sharon has coming within the next few days, been the recipient of congratula­ members of the company gave ex­ tions from scorn; of friends who pression to nn optimistic feeling were interested in his candidacy for tile office and who aided material­ Wednesday. In an effort to finish the .-ale ly in securing his appointment. The of the last half of the stock dur­ judge, in expressing his apprecia­ ing thu present week, Harry T. tion for the honor which lias been llodwell, general manager of the conferred upon him, said: "1 am deeply grateful to my company, announces tlmt active solicitiun by members of the sales friends, who by their support and force of the Uodwcll Realty Com­ influence, nsristed me in securing this appointment. pany, began this morning. "I promise the good pcoplo of Speaking for the company, Mr. Bodwell stated that its officials Seminole county to make them the are very anxious to enter into their best kind of a judge thut I know full plans for development nt thu how to be. "Laws are the expression of or­ earliest possible time nnd toward tlmt end is sounding an nppeul to ganized society nnd if organized the civic pride of every Sanford society is to continue to exist, the citien. Speaking further along thin laws must lie respected and en­ forced. I will bend every effort to subject, Mr. Bodwell said: "Sanford is n city of 10,000 peo­ the enforcement nnd respect of ple hut only 127 of that number, laws, realizing the gravo necessity huve subscribed to stock in the land of such for the future welfare of company. This very small per society and the good of my coun­ centage ihould serve ns a boost ty." The official papers of Judge for everyone to join in this civic movement in order that there will Shuron’s appointment will arrive Continued on pago eight be no further deluy in our plans. "We trust thut everyone will give this matter his serious con­ Alleged Slayer of Five sideration and join with us in mak­ ing this proposition a big ruccess. Pays Extreme Penalty Team work will mean the absolute success of our plans and it is in NASHVILLE, Tenn., J in . 14.— spirit of co-opcrution and civic Ben Burchfield, ullcged .slayer of pride, that we solicit the support his wife nnd four others ut Bristol of everyone.” Nov. 2d, 1922, paid the extreme penulty at dawn Wednesday. IIu The Unites! States has a total of wuu electrocuted in the main Ten­ 1,270,810 laws, according to an En­ nessee prison here at 5:50 o'clock glish investigator. and was pronounced dead two min­ utes later. Hu faced death stoic­ Lobsters walk on tip-toe when ally reiterating to tho end iiis de­ traveling in the ocean. clarations of innocence, a. Police Drive On Liquor Offenders Adds Nearly $1,200 To City Coffers Fines approximately $1,200 have been impend this week in munic­ ipal court upon what is believed to he the largest array of offenders haled into court during nay week in past months. The greater part of the fines was paid by alleged liquor offenders, five of whom fuced Judge Sharon Monday morning. Tho largest single amount paid t »«»»■» -_ . a an,! un> slrtglo orfeiuler was $400 01,1 was P®‘d by E. L. McDonald " ‘J of possessing ami selling i liquor. Other liquor offenders were Elija Morrison, pos­ sessing liquor, $180 bond estreated; Karl Howell, reckless driving, divhion call nt his office on Mag. Other canes tried were those of: nolia Avenue, where they will find “ • L. Charles, posse: sing liquor, him fcr come member of Ids staff $10 and costs; Walter Milam, <ager to drive them over the tract. drunkenness. $5 and costs; Milt m l«ocbe,l •drunkenness, $10 bond esI, L’.. ______ _ . 1 . 1 __ Hearings were held before a sen­ lr**ltm treated; Eugene Spencer, reckles, ate committee on the proposed nine driving, dismissed; Wallace Allen, foot channel from the St La*, ‘Ar?.rder,y in d u c t, IS cost*: uqce to the Gulf. Will Brown, drunkenness, $3 and _ _ _ costs; Albert Williams, disorderly conduct, $5 und costs; Sam Wal­ dron, carrying a concealed wcapon, $5 und costs; J. Young, drunk­ enness, $5 bond estreated; Roscoe Zeigler, drunkenness, $5 and costs; Frank Williams, drunkenness, $5 und costs; Jessie Scott, disorderly conduct, $5 and coutu; Bessie Lee Wells, disorderly conduct, $5 und costs; Will Green, disorderly con­ duct, $5 nnd costs; Wulter Bcaniun, drunk, $10 bond estreated; Annu Cole, disorderly conduct, $10 und costs; Hattie Campbell, drunken­ ness, $5 und coots; A. Floye, drunk­ enness, $5 and costs; Vinie Harris, disorderly conduct, dismissed; F. Joiner, drunkenness, $5 and costs; Mitlachi Mann, larceny of a Ford truck, committed to county court; Sam Hoitrock, disorderly conduct, $20 um| costs; Karl Howell, reck­ less driving, drunk, $100 and costs; J. J. I'elhani, reckless driving, $5 ami co..ts; Roy Robin: on. drunkenlies.. $10 bond estreated; Thomas ■A Smith, drunkenness, $10 bond e. __. . i » • . > treated; Annie Stevenson, drunkOnnrss, $lu and runts nnd Steve Welch, runpirion of arson, commit­ ted to tho county court. Leasing Bj PLANS FOR LOCAL Private Gets Precedence GOLF COURSE ARE Controversy Leasing O f Road To Titusville PERFECTED HERE Causes Discussion of Commerce Arc Accepted Almost in Their Entirety And More Highways Added n _ " ‘ „ _ . . !! Officers C o u n ty H oard Will C onsider! Supper Proposed Issue Finally At Its February Session Elected At Huffct At County Club Tuesday Night; Final Ar­ rangements Next Meeting Situation Same As 6 Weeks Wrangle Over Mat The special committee composed r ,nnB for lhp onfnniration of a Has Been Trave' of the Seminole County Commis- golf club in Sanvurri were made In The Same Ci * * last sight nt n buffet supper ut the Sanford County Club attended WASHINGTON, Jan. 14* other step forward Tuesday in the Tho Underwood Muscle Shot— preparation of the county-wide Further details f n charL road building program when, with eluding tho adoption „ ..,r ___ O _______ _ private leasing bill was subatl* sovcral minor exceptions, it ac­ and the appointment of* commit­ tuted for the Norris govern*’ cepted tho recommendations of the tees to care for the various phases ment operation plan today in of the club’s work will be perfect­ Good, Ronds Committee nnd pro­ ed next Tuesday night ut 7 o'clock the senate. '■i posed severnl additional highways. when the organization will meet again nt the club house. WASHINGTON, Jan. 14,~': All of the through roads num­ bering 14, were accepted, each one Officers elected last night nre: Out of a welter of votes, arbeing taken up separately. The R. L. Dean, president; Frank Mac- Kumonts and parliamentary _ one which brought on the most dis­ Neill, necrelury -treasurer, nnd tangles, the rr-nato emerged Tu*s- ' cussion hut which was included in Judge E. F. Uousholdcr, Edward day night to find itself in exactly' tho acceptance, was tho Titusville Higgins, R. E. Stevens, G. W. Spen­ the same position with respect to road from th* Ovicdo-Gencvn road cer, Jr., and Dr. Samuel Huleston, Muscle Slmals that it was when oust to tile St. Johns River, being directors. the subject first wns taken up lik about 5.5 miles long. The road In th* meeting that followed the weeks ago. which would cost approximately supper, at which Kdwaru Higgins Completing tho three-point elr* , $75,000, received one dissenting presided, Mayor Forrest Lake led vote, that of Commissioner Entz- the speakers. Tho mayor declared cle of measures on tho subject, th® legislator* wound up with the one® minger. tlmt tho city has gone to consider­ rejected Norris plan for govern­ With reference to tho Titusville able expense in building thu course road, R. W. Heainian, cv: rot ary *f for the benefit and plounuru of thu ment operation before them and onco approved Underwood pri- i the Chamber of Commerce, stated people of Sanford hut th a t it was the vote leasing bill again pending oa < that a letter received from the sec­ not bring used enough to coinpona subsituto. -’ Taw retary of tho Titusville Chamber of unto for tho money invested. Ap­ Cimmiloglcnily the events of tho Commerce cnid that Gov. John W. proximately $00,04)0, the mnyor Martin Imd pledged the Stale Road said, has been spent on the course. day were: Department to build another link The expenses incidental to keep > The Jones bill to refci* the sub­ of this road lying in Volusia coun­ ing tin? course in condition are con­ ject to a commission for a report ty, tho completion of which, would siderably more than tho revenue ns to final disposition was npprov* give Sanford and Seminole county derived from green fees, the sneak­ ed. 4fi to 33, over tho Underwood county a through roud to tho east er said. If tlie present condition hill, which hail been accepted loi coast. affairs is allowed to drag o.i, week over the Norris plan, 48 I Additional roads suggested at he continued, it will como to the 37. The original Norris bill, In , point where tho city will bo forced tho meeting weru ns follows: slightly amended form, then won y J to withdraw its support and the To continue the Osceola road for accepted as a substitute for th® approximately three-quarters of a course allowed to deteriorate. The speaker summed up the par­ Jcnos bill 40 to 39. mile from present road into Osceo­ Senator Underwood then offered amount need of the course as la; to continue mud through west Lipgwood north through Markham "Mure people playing." The Seat hi* bll> Ir* am.ndctl form as a sub­ tu the Weklva River Road, a dia- iintns of uecumpUshlg this end, It stitute far tho Norris measure and* failing to have it ruled out on a tnncu of approximately nine and is Mild, ir through u golf club. The purpose and method! of n Solnt sf order, supporter* of tho one-half miles; from Haola west to Markham for a distance of approx­ golf club were outlined by Mr. ron-ls |dan renewed thuir‘a s s a u lt. imately one nnd one-half miles and Spencer. Hu declared that hither­ upon it. Finally the senate threw th® another road beginning nt the west to there had been no one with re­ side store running south for about sponsibility. No one had taken tho wholu thing aside until Wednes­ trouble even to acquaint ' people day nnd proceeded to the eonsid, a mile and a half. The present status of tho pro­ with tho good points of the Sun- elation of tho first deficiency ap­ poned bond issue, it i:t declared, is ford course, lie said, much less nr- propriation bill. Irrespective of whether the Unthat it is now in n form subject rnngo special attractions in the to final revision or acceptance by form of tournaments, mutch play, dtrwood bill is accepted or reject­ the county board when it meets in bringing dirtinguished players to ed. Senator Jones, Republican* February. At Tuesday's meeting Sanford und other means. He de­ Washington, imyn he will offer hU the committee of 10 requested clared tlmt this need would be met substitute anew, nfter amending it County Engineer Fred T. Williams through the functioning of the var­ so as to provide for n commission to begin work on u complete esti­ ious elnb committees. of five to investigate the project *' Frank MncNeill, in speaking of instead of n commission of three. mate on the cost of each road. tho local course, declared it to he Mr. Williams, it is belie ved, will Around in a Circle. havo these figures ready in time one of the best of the south. The Under the ruling of President speaker said that he had played and it is further believed that the Cummins that the Underwood sub­ county hoard will make its final de­ on the majority of the southern stitute could ha re-offered, a rul­ cision at tho February meeting in courses between El Paso nnd Mia­ ing which the senate sustained 52 the matter before submitting it to mi ami tlmt few tiurnnsscd in many to 22, sonic lenders sail! revised ways the Sanford links. the people. Tlie club will not lie a publicity substitutes could bo offered a t Should the hoard accept tho full organization entirely, tho speaker will ami thut the senate might program ns it now stands, the is­ intimated hut will care for all find itself traveling around tho sue will be for not less than $1,­ same circle for days. 500,000, it is declared. However, 1* phases of tho game in Sanford. leaders a moip more op110U H * . • Other * . -----”* took •• Committees on greens, club house is believed that some revisions are tourneys nnd other phases of tho " m,st'c v‘*w ot the situation, how yet to be made which will mean a game will be appointed. ever, Predicting that thu Under(Continued on page 8) Judge Uousholdcr emphasized wood bill again would bo substitut­ the points made by tho other speak­ ed for tho Norris measure and that ers. Ho pointed to the fact that then tho amended Jones bill would there are many men in Sanford bo rejected. who have the timo to play golf Even should their prediction hold hut lack thg inclination. He de­ good, that would not bo an end to clared thut it is tho duty of each the fight, for whatever measure of tho club members to sco that emerges out of tho present prac­ everyone who can possibly arrange tically unprecedented situation in The plan of having created n to play golf in Si^irord do so us the renutc, it still would be open park commission to work for the often us pm.slide. to umondment nnd subject to a beautification of Sanford, ns for­ How to sell golf to the public second and final approval. mulated by the Womun’s Club, was was the theme of an uddre: s by This was agreed upon by icadendorsed Wednesday by the San­ C. O. Black, of Lungwood, lie ers on all sides but it was tho only ford Kiwunis Club ut its regular dwelt upon the various attractions agreement thut cunm out or the weekly luncheon meeting at the and benefits of the game and told mass of confusion in which tho country club. Completion of tho how these can be brought to the senate found itself for more than club orgnnization through appoint­ attentiou of the public for the mu­ three hours. Most senator* ’had ment of committees to hundlc the tual benefit of both. thought that with the acceptance various phases of its activities of tho Jones’ substitute the fight during thu present year wua effect­ wus ended except for a perfunc­ ed during the meeting. tory final vote. M. B. Smith, newly district a t­ Senator Norris upset their cal­ torney of tho Seventh Judicial WASHINGTON, Jan. II.—Am­ court and J). A. Winston of the bassador Houghton ut Berlin wus culations, however, by gffering his Hilot Insurance Company were pre­ appointed ambassador to Ianul in bill in amended form. Ho conced­ ed lutcr when ho objected to Sen­ sented to tho club as visitors. Dr. President Coolidgo was repro- ator Underwood taking a liko T. J. Nixon and Dr. T. J. Arm- rented ns forseeing no change in course that his strategy could utrung, pastors of the First Meth­ the American foreign policy on have been frustrated by any senodist church and the Congregation­ ahir interposing objection. al church respectively, were pres­ Secretary Hughes’ retirement. It was declared at tin White Administration forces, which ent. Each of the four guests made Hou.i.j that excopt for tho retire­ joined with some of the I>cmocrata short addresses. Following ure the committees ment of Secretary Gore no furth­ last week in substituting the Unund ehairmnn; attendance, A. K. er cabinet changes are expected •ierwood measure for tho Norris 1 Kos-'ctter; finance, T. W. Lawton; March I. hill, were divided today on th o .. Tho senate voted itvcrnl times Jono* substitute, enough of tb4m 4 house, L. C. Beboutt athletic. E. F. Lowe; grievance, A. F. Kaffir Id; on Muscle Shouls t>u*v wua unable going over to supporters of tho educational, (1. K. McKay; Inter­ tc dispose of the qu-stion. Washington senator’s bill, which Knuctuii'iit of farm legislation would have the effect of deferring club relations, E. F. Lane; civic, Forrest Ijike; public affairs, J . ,(}. before Mur. 4, it was said at tho final congressional action on tho Sharon; sufety, J. 1). Jenkins; White House, can and should be disposition of tho power and ni­ membership, J. D. Jenkins; Boy accomplished. trate plant fr at least a your. New Jen ey was the first state to Scouts, T. L. Duma::, beuutificatlon, J. H. Jucksou; program, f*. deliver its electoral voto to the HuntBody of Girl M. Lloyd; big brother movument, president of the senate. K. I). Brownlee; mid publicity, R. In Colorado Storm 3 H. Berg. Mrs. J. J. Cates Dies Members prerent wero: Rev. E. ESTES HARK, Colo.. Jan. 14.— D. Brownlee, R. 11. Berg, L. C. BeIn Orlando Hospital Though warned by pioneer moun­ bout. C. A. Byrn, A. I*. Connelly. taineers their eearch probably T. 1„ Dumus, A. C. Fort, J. C. After a §hort illness, 51m. J. J, Hutchinson, J. 1). Jenkins, J, 1{. Cates, of Sanford, died Monday would be /utile and that her hotly Jackson, E. F. Lane. W. T. Iamg- evening ut the Orange Hospital lii would remain buried in the drifted m ley, Forrest Lake, T. W. Lawton, Orlando. 1 ho body l..i» been car­ snow of Longs Peak until spring thaws, three parties set uuc , jm I H. M. Lloyd, II. C. Long, C. J. ried to Soperton, Ga., where Mrs. 1 Marshall, K. J. Houghton, J, Q. ( ates originally came from, for ut dawn today in another effort to recover the frozen form of Mi**; Michaels, H. H. McCaslin. U. E. funeral services and .interment. Be­ Agnes vuuu-r heiress, whn McKay, A. R. Hiatt. A. lUjlIUld, sides her husband, the t* survived peril hudVallle, Monday while trying ta L. B. Stcole, J. U. Sharon, E G. by two sisters, both of whom Uvo descend Lofty 1’cak in a driving Smith. in Georgia. blizzard, Kiwanians Endorse Beautification 0 f Streets Resolution Washington N ew s �iCE TWELVE * THE 9ANF0II AT, JANUARY tt+ \+ 4 + + < -* < *++ >< **+++* ♦■>•><•❖ ♦■»•>^ t* * * * * * * * f c f ECOGNIZING the urgent need in Sanford of a high class, close-in subdivision where the busy business man might build his home x v amid pleasant surroundings and within easy reach of his business office, the Fort Mellon Development Company ignored other tempting acreage offerings and secured the Ingrain Tract, better known as Fort Mellon, as the choicest of them all. , ACTIVITY BEGINS A T FORT MELLON i - l ERE streets are already being opened, paving laid, sidewalks constructed, shrubbery planted, sewage, gas and water pipes laid, * R and electric light and telephone lines strung. In short everything is being done toward the early consummation of a plan to make Fort Mellon an ideal homesight with all the advantages and pleasures of modern conveniences. No expense will be spared, no energy withheld, in giving the investors in this beautiful suburb all that the most fastidious person might desire in convenient and attractive living accomodations. PROPERTY IS RESTRICTED m I * * , * . —V•• N the sale of these lots the Fort Mellon Development Company reserves the right to pass upon the architectural designs of any houses - planned for construction in the subdivision. A building restriction of $3,500 is in force, and the erection of any house or building not conforming to the artistic ideals of the promoters or tending in any way to detract from the beauty of the setting, will be prohib” INVESTORS in Fort Melhm are thus assured of increased realty valuation with every house constructed. They arc assured of a hab* itation in a beautiful and desirable neighborhood amid pleasing surroundings in an atmosphere of congeniality and contentment Sanford has great need of attractive locations for its rapidly increasing population where a standard of living nronortionatc to mnrf crate means can be maintained. This the Fort Mellon Development Company intends to provide. Development Promoters of Sanford’s Finest Subdivision” �t j p u j 's Company Begins Work ' i First Realty Develt In Florida At SaraWhitfield Property al Hotel Will iAmong1Projects ment Will Be One Of on Whitfield Tract Has Faith in Sarasota LONDON, Jan. 14.—*The most obvious difficulty which had to be encountered In the attempted as­ cent of Mount Everest was that of breathing, according to Major R. W, C. Kingston, who accompanied the last Mt. Everest expedition ns medical officer. In a recent lecture before the Royal Geographical Society, the major said the difficulties of the ascent were enormously increased by the sligteM exertion. • Somer­ vell, one of the climbers, made a record of his breathing nt 27,000 feet, at which altitude he,had to take seven, right nr ten complete respirations for every single step forward. Even nt that slow rate of progress he hnd to rest for a minute or two every 20 or 30 yards. At 28,000 feet Norton, another climher, in on hours rlimb ascended only 80 feet. This was the highest point reached without the aid of oxygen. The climbers were sur­ prised that they could even muke such strenuous efforts, and still more that they could remain in comparative comfort when they sot down to rest. Thu strain at that altitude was immense. High altitudes, Major Kingston declared, affected the operations of the inind. One member of the ex­ pedition was aware nf a dulling of the will power. Somcrvill describ­ ed a lack of observance nt and above 2.ri,000 feet, -and t General Bruce, leader of the expedition, re­ corded an onfecblement of memory. Regarding the possibility of reuchlng the summit of Mt. Ever­ est, Major Kingston said that though the physiological difficulties were undoubtedly severe, they could be overcome, but favorable weath­ er conditions were imperative for success. § w e tc ^ f lW R ,h f e . B R d tu N , TM« <«oos> w s o . : I Ha v g n ' t S t-iR etS T * "m ' s i I MISS MY SMOKSS, • E cou R .se:, am »d r s t iu . HAn k c r m jr th em . x KitJUU^IVj'T A B\T S O f R P R f * « D lt*» ' n s u ' o B R C A K Y b u R . P k C P G - O IN A S H O R T T in e — Tae-Hete— s « e L i . T H A T ! AfeASOTA, Jan. 14. — T h e Itfleld Estates, an expanse of _ lost 800 acres, stretching for n Wile and a quarter along the plac* [id waters o f Sarasotu Bay, now in Dcess of improvement that will ike it one cf the most elaborate lopmenti on the Florida coast, been subdivided and will be on the market almost im* edlntaly, sales to bo directed by Adair Realty and Trust Com­ pany. nationally known firm of AUpnta, according to announceauthorized, nU announcement, in Florida tV circles, Is considered of par­ ticular Importance, since the Aduir Roalty an* Trust Company, the nation’s oldest real estate firm S la entering into the active sale of loridn reul estate for the lirst mp. .Local buiipess lenders con­ sider this firm ’d action as indica­ tive of a recognition that real es­ tate values in Florida are now stabilized, viewed from the firm ’s roniervativo polices duiing the By STANLEY OLD HOME TOWN WWt six decades. The property to be offered, ncmlred recently by L. B. Whit­ field, president of the AlabnmaJeorgtn Syrup Company, of Montroroery, makers of "Alago” syrup a faiu by real estate men to be PARIS, Jan. 14.—The French -TWEieSS THE TWO KjE D ' )ne of the most ideally located t a ic t e m is h a or, ind formed sections In all of government is beginning to take UMPER CHET PECV ETI Florida. This general opinion is notice of the ever increasing immi­ F.’ajpi c o a t - i hon <, er-i T h e r e ’ < farther borne out by he fnct that gration which has brought tho total TPEN 1 bCwTPoWt'O Etc of foreign workingmen in France C tD i-AWTEHtllS AT THE ( he Adair organization has select­ u v e n tY s t a b l e j u s t t o / ed it for its firsts Florida venture to about 2,000,000. This number if this nature, nlthougii the firm Is approximately fivo per cent, of iaa been intensely active in the thu total population, mid in offi­ , V?. tato for many years with f Inane- cial circles it is said France may soon huve to follow the example rig activity having brought mil- of the United .States and limit Im­ lona of dollars of outside capital migration. i ;.“ ltd the state for building con­ The inflow of workers- in •1023 duction and other investment. was approximately 272,000, mostly • Development of the Whitfield from Italy, Poland, Spuin’and Bel­ Istatcs, already guaranteed, in- gium. Sixty per cent of these men ludas the erection of a palatial went to the devastated regions. Jurist hotel on ono of the points France encouraged immigration fhich Just out Into Sarasota Bay; after the wnr hccuuse sho sarely n 18-hble golf course, designed needed men to replace the great y Donald Ross, upqn which work waste of hand labor from 1914 to n» already begun; u club house 1918. Annoying difficulties, how­ I'tttpM ctjon v^ith the course; a ever, liava arinep,tl«ityRb.tlg:.prp(irKCnCTous club house for u now­ once of great numbers of foreign­ s': boat n-MociatioTi to bo built In ers in what was once the w ar zone 10' yurht basin provided—ami and the participation of foreigners _____ any other projects of u similar in communist agitation has caused , bc-tj w jt t j *'. aftpt con p e s s / m c # t o u e the scamp ituro. romo alarm. There la an undis­ ; -..O r tp lu t- F : « r CHICE O T C Y W A L K E R - SO UYFS E. A. McGovern, n represent!!- guised feeling that, though import­ I MYS'.«HY o r ‘iTOLCO PCD laoiteCj NS* and twe re of Donald Rons, declared to be ed laor has rendered France great •HIP C** TOC etC.HTEIXU Oup LANTERNS a1 nation's foremost gulf archi- service, she has now about enough ct, has boon on thu ground for of it, particularly since there is a vcrnl deya, working out dotnils strong communistic strain running the course construction, and'has nil through the 'foreign laborin onoupce l the acreage provided element. jj probably the most ideal in all Permanent orlil-i for high class golf links, r. Ross will arrive in Snrasota, roads are a it. 15, to superintend further good investment oration's. The land in Whitfield estate*, —not expense »lch is out by the Tumiami ail fivo and one-lmlf miles from FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE rasota, is 47 miles south of FORK WOMEN, Ian. 14.—Dr. rtipu and has a frontage of a Anno Young who has been the le nml s quarter both on .Soru- college physician for thu last four a Buy and both sides of the years, has been granted a leave mi ami Trail. of absence on account of illness, The plot is part of the original and Dr. Marion O’llaru has been id purchased by the late Alfred appointed to take her place. Dr. Ig'.ing and is within u quarter O'Hara received M, I), Degree n mile of the present estates from the University of Michigan the BinglingH, who have large atai ninco has practiced medicine, tding.i in the vicinity, ns huH the nerved on the staff nf several tutu of Mrs. Better Palmer, largo hospitals, and for a num ber1 tiib controls some lo.OftO acres of years was medical examine.r! thin a radius of a few miles of and professor of hygiene at th» w a its —near where stands the State Normal School in North dutiful borne of the late Mrs. Dakota. In 1923 rim was on the ilrner, oce of Sarasota’s moat tie* hygiene staff of Smith College. t • pun .ors. No matter how many roads there are In thin now venture in Florida, Dr. Kdwitrd Conrudi, president of leading in or out oi your town, the ones i* Ad.tir Realty and Trust Com- the college, ban been invited by Dr. best paved get the traffic. ny enters n distinctly new field | Kii,.n Bristol, chairman of the ilu* state, and particular hu­ Social Welfare Conference, to atrt i,« attached to its Selection nf i nd tin- conference at Gainesville This is especially true if these roads r.uit.Iq ns a 3turting point. This Feb. H-11. He will preside at the arc of Concrete. For every motorist ap­ pi's knowledge of Florida and meeting Sunday evening, Dec. H. preciates the many advantages of driving W*idn property in undoubted, W it t members have studied 3 he frerdiman cabinet will be over its true, rigid, unyielding surface. I; d a te intensively for many “tapped” Monday, Jan. \ ‘l . Nom­ irs. Such structures as the inations were made by the class No wonder Concrete Highways are ippu Terrace Hotel now near- ami from these nominations the crowded for mile after mile. 16,000,000 ’ completion in Tmnpa, the number that will go into office will (eland Terrace Hotel in Lake­ bo chosen. To ttg* fresh in an cab­ motor vehicles are using them today. 'll, the Crescent Apartments In inet is entrusted the establish­ lupa and the ItlO West. Church ment of a close bond between the And new cars are being produced at the ■eet Apartments in Jacksonville Y. W. C. A. and each member of rate of 4,000,000 a year. i the result of their activities— the clusa. addition to many other Florida Here Is a situation of vital concern to estments, made for their clients The Y. W. f \ A, secretary ex­ lading large insurance compan- pects to obtain several notable you. Everywhere we need more or wider th-jV represent. dneakers for the KUring. Among Concrete Roads, or Jboth, to take care of Innter Perry, vice president of them will be George Collins of the Adair organization, is in Sara- Fellowship of Reconciliation of the ever-increasing traffic. And now is a and will remain for several New Yoik. Mis work ia to apeak the time to plan for their construction. fk s to nuperviso the sales, nf- in colleges on subjects of war and fhc property* is actually on the peace. Others expected are Mrs. Your highway officials want to be of ?kct. H. B Bhi* u, another Raymond Bobbins, president of the the' rale, »i ;:'f oi Adair, nc- International Congress of Work­ the greatest possible service to you. Get spanieJ Mr. Perry t Sarasota. ing Wdmen; Miss Adele Clarke, behind them with ways and means that 'no firm gains its unique dis- director of the third region, Na­ :tiou of being the oldest real tional League of Women Voters, will provide more Concrete Roads and »le firm in the United States or Miss Jeffries Heinrich, region­ Streets. Such an investment will pay ough having been established al secretary of the third region; 1865, just after the close of the and a Speaker from the Inter­ you big dividends year after year. r be tween the stutes, by George racial Commission also may be l|r, father of iha firm’s present secured. d, Forrest Adair, nationally P O R T L A N D C E M E N T A SS O C IA T IO N agnized os an authority on them real esUto values and advantages—the happy combina­ Graham Building ditions. tion of climate, broad expanses of JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Iany beautiful homes, archi- sapphire sea and natural beauty urally suited to the pleasing which has made Hurasotu the fav­ A National Organization to Improve and ileal setting they occupy, are ored playground of some of the Extend the Uxet o f Concrete ady under construction on country's wealthiest and be it I itfleld Estates, soma complat- known citizens, among them are and others to follow in rapid numbered iiuaure Pulrner, Princess 'esfion. Caqtuaueuo, E4*uu Keith. John be spot U consider***! idon!"for tn;d Chatluy.XlnisllrtK, Minj(/y:,ient of Sarasota’s tnany* Albeo-and'tnany o rh .n GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN NEW NAVY GIANTS Naval Engineers Expect Lay Keels for New Ships in Ten Years; All Ships Will Be Equipped With 16-InchGuns WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.—-Naval engineers would hesitate today to predict whnt the military charac­ teristics will be of the first Amer­ ican battleships to be built In re­ placement under the Itynshingtan. limitation treaty. .AMderfrtnL^Mtf fic t that thejt>wftt*te 2S por ton) bigger than thfc; presentiwriml.lefVlnthisns. West Virginia, Colorado' and Maryland, and carry hoflarger thpn 10-inch guns", they are Un­ known quantities, ‘ . '.The first two replacement ships may be laid down in 1931, to be completed in 1034, when the 12inch gunners Florida and Utah will eo to the scrap heap. They will be 35,000 tons, treaty m easure­ ment, which means almost 40,000 tons pre-treaty rating. The West Virginia class of battleships, now :th'e biggest and hardest hitting vessels afloat, are 32,000 tonB, old rttting. Since the first post-treaty bat­ tleships will be the British Rodney and Nelson, to be completed in 1026 when four ships of the pres­ ent British fleet of the King George V class will go to the junk man, wide interest prevails In nav­ al circles everywhere as to what their armament, speed, cruising ra­ dios, protection,' method of proulsion or* other characteristics will prove to be. Little is known British plant, enornlly as to the Britl* Jevclopcd since the Washington conference. But no naval officer is likely to forget that the dreadnaught, first all-oig-gun ship to be built, vir­ tually rendered obsolete every ex­ pre-dreaanaugm battleship oauiesnip isting pre-dreadnaught a flo a t of any navy. n a v y . Nothing ................then . ompete with ner on anycould compete thing1 approaching equal term s, and and the feverish building of drendnaughta on both sides o l the Atlantic:begaou. ; . ' ;‘ ,j ' Amcrican naval design?1 e ; lqrtng*4n*ay information oft i ifeiVpi;‘their Own new sbipl bij«<£lj;Erperimerits .Incidents td jlh e ^ w h u w b f the hull of what was. to have been the battloship Washington *were ■conducted for this purpose, to n large extent, and much valuable data resulted. For one thing, navy experts wanted to know Just how wisely they hnd planned the increased neck protection of the Washington class of ships. P It has not been roycaled definitely whether the Washington deck armor withstood high angle fire hut Secretary Wil­ bur announced at the time that re­ m its of the experiments had jus­ tified expectation!-. That the new British ships will have ample deck protection as well ns a new type of 10 Inch guns more powerful than any yet afloat in any navy, s taken ns a forgone con­ clusion. They will be the product of the post-war years of study by TALLAHASSEE, Fla-, Jan. H Great good is tobc accomplished a m o n g Florida schoo children as a result of the nutrition tests and corrective feeding experimenta beIng mnde In 80™®.'““n* /*0'L.igij9*a’ according to, °P'"!°"S °f in this work which 8 JJ0 q_n.v way in Polk and on other South Florida county under direction Uf tho State Home Demonstration workers* ItHras found that scores of Uie Children attending the pub. 5 jcd‘-sch0 BlH In, the two counties rorfi endelciweight. By nitons pf corrective eating dhd fcbrtMri’fprms of exercise pre-------------hi n. British experts of bitter war ex­ perience with fighting nhips. It is to be expected, therefore in the judgment of naval experts, that they will outclass even the West Virginia class in the American navy by a margin beyond that of their 25 per cent larger size. Size alone would permit their; carrying heavier armament, prob­ ably allowing them to carry twelve 16 inch guns each as against the can first line trio, nnd the British eight gun batteries of thp Amerlguns, gur. for gun, will be better becaucs of newer design. That would mean at the very least, if the guns were of cqunl power, a 33 per cent superiority in broadside weight for the new Britishers. ifren and oftentime/ their studies. Surprising and have been develop***!! th *nJ ,or,d* V the c 1, weight and height chart 1 shown that there is ft ber cf chiildren nn<l« an underweight child mean a handicapped tihi!*l a retared chiild, with , body. Weight and height ly related, it is cUit,*? weight being needed to certain height. Ataor should gain one-half > month, it is said !• Dr. William R.’ T .'f of the foremost authi triticn in the countr 'oj trition is brought aScr causes, namely, phv4 ^ lack of home control 0. faulty food habits and habits. Home demonstration plan to broaden the ccrrective efforts rapidly as conditions Citruu fruits can |>t many delicious dishes, or] form important ingtetiit; dishes. T Barnyard manure l«f rain and sun for a fe»from 40 to 70 per centi JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE t. Flow Of Foreign Workers Begins To Alarm Frenchmen Now is your opportunity to buy seasonable goods a t exceptionally low prices in order to m ake room for the new sp rin g merchandise. In this sale we are of­ fering you values th a t will move the stock rapidly and supply you with much needed articles, a t very low prices. You will find Big B argains in every de­ partm ent. Below are a few of the m any bargains. SALE BEGINS THURSDAY. JAN. IS LASTS 15 DAYS Dress Gingham, 15c yalue.........12l/ 2C Blue Cheviot, 22c values............... 19c , 32-in. Gingham, 20c v a l u e : . . . . . . 1 5 c 32-in. Gingham, 35c value............... 29c 32-in. Gingham, 48c values...........39c 36-in. Percale, good quality...........17c Fancy Plaid R atine Crape, 79c v a lu e ......................................... 60c P ajam a Check, 25c value............... 19c U nderw ear Crepe, 25c value...........17c Kimona Crepe, 35c value............... 25c 36-in. Unbleached Sheeting...........10c (Limit 10 yards to custom er) Woman Physician At College Given Leave Of Absence This !& the Road Men’s Dress Shirts, 98c value.........89c Men’s Dress Shirts, $1.50 value. $1.39 Men’s Dress Shirts, $1.98 value....$1.69 English Broadcloth, all colors $2.50 v a lu e ................ ;............... $1.98 English Broadcloth, striped $2.98 v a lu e ............... $2.39 Silk Striped, $3.50 value............... $2.69 Getst Trail Ladies’ Cotton Hose, 15c value.......10c Ladies’ Cotton Hose, 25c value......19c Ladies Silk Lisle Hose, 39c value... 29c Ladies’ Silk Lisle Hose, 39c value.. .29c Ladies Silk Lisle Hose, 50c value....39c Ladies’ Fiber Silk Hose, 39c value 35c Ladies’ Fiber Silk Hose, 50c value 39c Ladies’ Fiber Silk Hose, 75c value 49c Ladies Fiber Silk Hose, 98c value 79c Thread Silk Hose, $1.50 value ....$1.39 Thread Silk Hose, $1.98 value.....$1.49 M en’s Sox, 20c value.........;.............. 15c Men’s Sox, 25c value...................... 19c Men’s Silk Sox, 50c value..!............39c Men’s Thread Silk Sox, 75c value..65c W ork Shirts, 98c value. W ork Shirts, 98c value. 69c 89c Cretonne, 20c value...................... 15c Cretonne, 25c value...................... 19c Cretonne, 35c value........ ............. 29c Cretonne, 49c value 39c M attress Ticking, 22c value...........19c All Silk Crepe de Chine, $1.39 value.............................. 98c Canton Crepe, $2.50 and $2.98 value................. $2.39 Silk Ratine, $2.25 value....................................... $1.75 G uaranteed T affeta, $1.98 value.................................$1.79 Satin, $1.98 values.......................................................... $1.79 Satin, $1.69 value............................................................ $1.39 P rinted R oshanara Crepe, $1.50 value.........................98c Printed R oshauara Crepe, $1.50 value.........................98c Off on Men’s, Women’s and Children’s H O E S 1 1 Mv.-: ;i 1 /, I III >1 .1 r 20x40 22x44 14x27 20x40 17x33 Bath Towels,'25c value...... 19c Bath Towels/49c value...... 39c Bath Towels, 15c value.... 1 2 ^ 11tick Towels, 2j>c values..... 19c Huck Towels, 15c value....l21/2c REMNANT SALE—SATURDAY, JANUARY 17th oTa. Sanford Dry Goods Co. S. A. IRWIN, M a n n e r . Corner 2nd Street ami Sanford Ave. �‘r.v.v; tn -* n^ i'i^"'iStfr*r?v?: «•■i '-• Jft*,-rr-»rer:'“ ^ •"" ' ■ i.nJW; it- Rtf?vm I f t y * T ^ S D A T / J ANITARY-U, *1525 .vurav: P VERY130DY has a. cert a ih arnbunt of civic prid& itH’l'b f pride ^vjiich lielp:•s'mftkc a village a town, and a town a Metropolitan City, H E grow th of any community is dependent upon the support of its citizens falls back. ‘ If you fail in your co-operation—SANFORD either stands still or HONOR ROLL M. F. Robinson Harry T. Bodwcll B. F. Whitner A. R. Key Geo. A. DcCottcs Edward Biggin a W. C. Smith W. A. Lciflcr li. J. Holly W. P. Carter C. W. Lloyd R. C. Mnxwcll Fred A. Willinini W. M. Scott E. L. Marked Dr. B. D. Caswell Kelrcn Gray J. i3. Wilson A. E. Yowcll A, P. Connelly J. II. Till is 8. O. Chase C. J. Marshall W. 8. Price II. C. I)uBose G. E. LaVignc Bd Air Realty Co, 1L 11. Lewie \V. M. Hnynca Fred Darner A. R. Ho-jurtter E. NU RoaseUcr K. C. Bower Howard F. Eaten Morton R. Bodwell Coleman Gift Shop R. W. Pcarmnn, Jr, Flunk Lossing Howard Favillo .1. tV. Corley .1. B. I^wson Marry A. Reed V. C. Coder Forrest Luke Frank P. For:.lcr Flunk 11. Black ADD J. D. Little R. I., Dean J. I). IJeod I loyd I ’. Boyle P. A. Mrro l*'ml H. Wilson Kdwnra u , Kly llalfcrn H. Dieter Kat« Dixon Htewurt M. Mttxwell S tcuurl James K. Ritchie Minnie Johnson Hull Hardware Co. (). I . Herndon Arthur E. Breen a : M. Lloyd William Nordstrom John W. PczoKi Paul Luke C., E. Patterson C. F. Teague Ko#n Fleischer O. D. Biur ley George U. Bishop T. C. Mundy It, L. Kohinson Joe I). Chittenden' O. W. Knlaniinkger John G. Leonardy B ritt Realty Co., Inc ChsHrs Dunn Bendy Anderson Morriu Kronen R. B.-Wight ‘ • A. Banner , . F. J. Gen kales, J. G. Sharon It, B. Hodges Hr. C. M. Mitchell Chnrles E. Henry C. M. 'land Warren R. Smith C. W. Knlzminger T. II. Berg Arthur A. N’jalrom Mrs. A. E. Hill II, C. Mink F. O. Shuport S. S. Hnumcl F. F. Dutton O. J. Pope L P. Chittenden E. M. Hoffliu Judge Bcrb Fish C. F. Williams H. C. Waters E. H. Parker George W. Knight Dr. H. Pulenton Mr . Jesse H. Hamilton B. E. Squirm Mahoney-Walke r & Co., In Lnney Drug Store W. J. Hnrdy M. D. Hutton J. R. Booth H. D. Roddenbcrry Ja n e s E. Pnrrott Paul P. Pezold H. J. Clause J. I). Woodruff Frank R, McNeill T. W. Lawton Charles Kanncr A. R. Platt E. A. Douglas YO UR NAM E FORREST LAKE, President President Seminole County Bank R. H. BERG, Vice-President Hrttctary-TivjjBDrer The Hanfjrtl Herald F. P. FORSTER, Vicc-PrenkVit President First National Bank, B. F. WHITNER, Secretary t,’afhlcr. First National Bank H ' l d d T. JUJDWliLL, General Manager Prc'iident and Treasurer Bodwell Realty Co, A. It. KEY, Treatiurfr Cashier Sentiuole County Bank BOA HI) OF DIRECTORS Forrest Lake I’. F. Whitner A. R. »\ry F. P. Forster Unrry T. Ilndwell Edward Higgins �S JM T 6W T O W F THIS IS QUITE! A TRICK FOR A NOVICE w a i f Men ‘B feitew itrF ftW w rrrrr In an endeavor to make her little son "absolutely truth* ful", as Bhe put it/ dull-minded mother refused to let him 1919 . «t tilt Foalofric* F lo rid * . wml«r A ct o f hear fairy tales. She told him that Santa Claus was a "lie” -j-not so soft a word as “myth” ; that mother believed in speakirtg plain facts, she would have told you, and her literal interpretation of a!! statements would have amused you, if >*ou had not vaguely pitied the well-fed, well-clothed young­ M M c n i r n o i w atkb r* a r~ .I7 .* « Hi* M cn th s._ IJ.S 9 ster who was being brought up with none of the mysteries tr a d In C H r Mr C a rrie r, p et of make-believe. »e. W eek ly E d itio n IJ.M Biit one day a kind fate intervened for that boy. His tV S # B C IA T . N O T IC F t A lt o b itu a ry father lost every cent he had in a big bank failure. The fam­ ■ o u s t* , c a r d s o f th a n k s , re so lu tio n s MkS •o tic * * o f e n te r ta in m e n ts w h»r* ily moved to a distant state and into a little house. The fath­ ■ t r p i a r e m ad e w ill be c h a r a e d er got a job that took him to work early in the morning and #Or s t r e g u la r a d v e r tis in g ra te * . ;/ T h e A sao elated P re s s ts ex c lu s- brought him home after sundown. The mother had so much .downright work to do„she had to .let .Tommy—that wasn’t i n u n t m t u b a m o c ia t f .u n a w t r e i r e n title d tn th e use fo r re o u b - his name but it will do—spend several hours a day entertain­ M eatton of a ll new * d la fia lc n ss c re d ite d t c It o r n o t o th e rw is e r r e d - ing himself. i t e d 'l n th is p a p e r a n d a lso th e local And just about the first day he was permitted to go tino ew a p u b lish e d h e re in . All r ig h ts a t M p « b llc a tlo n of sp e cia l d isp a tc h * supervised Tommy met a ragged little prince, ^vho was sail­ m h e r e in a r e a lso rese rv e d . ing a boat on a temporary’lake left by a recent lain. The WEDNESDAY, JAN. H , 1925 prince told him of the cargoes that ship of his was bringing BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY from across the sea. He told him about the lands to which he himself had traveled on winged sandals. He pulled a BETTER THAN RUBIES;— battered sandwich out of his pocket, divided it with Tommy Search the Scriptures; for in tH*m ye think ye have eternal life; and and told him it was a turkey dinner from the table of n they are they which testify of me. mighty chief. —ohn 5:39. That night Tommy told his mother in the laconic lan­ guage he had been trained to use that he had spent the afterKEEP SCRAPI’LV sailing a piece of wood in a mud puddle, but he lay awake fo» When you’re sick as the deuce, and ever so long trying to remember all the beautiful tales that 1 . you think, "what’s the use?" And you’re tired out, discouraged, new playmate had told him. Unfortunately Tommy was afraid to repeat the stories afraid; And you keep asking why they he learned that summer to his mother. He began thus to ! ~ don’t let you die keep his own council which in after years made his relatives And forget the mistakes you have call him "secretive” and '‘queer". Through the eyes of that , made; When you’re chuck full of pain summer’s playmate he saw fairies hiding deep in the heart und you're tired of the game, of a morning-glory. And he has seen them ever since. He And you want to get out of it all— heard voices singing in the trees at night, and learned how That’s the time to begin to stick to substitute their music for the petty worries that were . out your chin ready to emcompass him. Being quick to learn, Tommy saw ways of making pros­ aic tasks easy. There was a Brownie who helped him bring the wood for the kitchen fire. There was a gossamer-winged * scrap like n man, But’ you can't keep your head up fairy queen who danced ahead of him along the weary rows much more; of the cotton patch, when he was old enough to go to the And the end of the hnut leaves you field for his share of the picking. all down and out, And all of the "facts", all of the "absolute truthfulness”, Bleeding, and reeling, und sore; When you’ve prayed all along for arc at his call when he needs them. But, grown now to mana l fU n fa rJ. r lo r tila H*eond C l u ) M a tte r. the sound of the gong, To ring for the fight to stop—■ Just keep on your feet nnd smi’.j a t defeat; That'* the real way to come out ^ on topi When you’re tired of hard knocks and you’re right on the rocks. And nobody lends you a hand; When none of your schemes, the best of your dreams rum out in the wuy you’d plan­ ned; And you’ve lost nil your gelt end you’re ready to quit, Par I/fe ’s just a failure for you. Vhy, start In again and sco if nil men )on’t call you a MAN through ami through! —Esty Quinn, in "Progress.” RbOMTelt Said It. A bady on CorsetsThey Killed a Cbineoe. A Dead Postmaster. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (C m illM Only ncifrhbor~ of debt is the °ne sc o t*M > Rome people cauM think am) still to fc'JJ IN TOMORROW’S Instalment of letters between Roosevelt and Cabot Lodge, you will find this warning, written by Theodore Roosevelt. 20 years ago, in 1905: “ Some time Japan may work us an injury, if we show ourselves npliknt, aggressive and Unarmed." jV c aro not agressive, but when w4s this ration more opulent, more completely unarmed, or more completely at the mercy of an en­ emy nation, well equipped with flying machines? 1 Stepping t o ' ^ 7 id# you any nearer to { When a man i* fun there isn’t room for mu Business is back" V, goes away we hope to* trip tick*? to return ln It is nil right to tell everything that haw, don’t tell her ever mo« This last word women havin™ Is clothes. AND HOW much interest, dn you think Roosevelt would take, if he were nlive, in the fact that J a ­ pan with 17 factories working day and night is now turning out 500 fighting airplanes each month, ■while this most opulent nation owns ju.'t 20 flying planes fit to fly? I)R. CAROLINE Hedger, learn­ ed lady of Chicago, has a new theory about corsets. She says they are bad for fat women, but thin women need them.” And this is the reason: “The thin women haven’t anything on the outside to keep what’s on the inside in place." It isn’t fat that keeps things “in place." It’s muscle. If the thin woman develops a thin layer of muscle where it is needed, espec­ ially if she keeps her spine straight she won’t need any corsets." THE SCIENTISTS say that hu­ man beings, including women, have bodies that were originally planned to go on all fours. When you are on nil fours the ribs across the chest hold up the lungs, heart and liver normally. The muscles of the abdomen hold i up the intestines, and all is serene. When you put a creature intend­ ed to go on all fours standing up­ right nn its hind logs then every­ thing sags down. Even so, the ! light position and the right musclo can be developed to take care of the situation. JOHN RAYS, 19, John Emclito. 21, were killed in the electric chair night before last for murdering a Chinese. Their notion that a Chi­ nese didn't count did not save them from the electric chair. Tell them, ” 1 sa' Tic Sanford Herald. ha* Iota df din,,*! WHEN', IF ever, and where and how will those three meet again, the ’Chinese^ and two white men Moonshine 1* very beautiful e\- f spt on the breath. Every great and commanding ■ lovement in the annuls of the orld in the triumph of cnthu.iam.—Emerson. Welcome the stranger to your ty. Give him the glad hand, iie probably a good fellow and may ake his home here. Clentencenu, says Winston hurchill, is as young as ever. Now meone tell the story about the an who died of improvement. *. -------- o--------Thin world, says a famous Rebui­ lt, will last twenty million yci.rs nger. By that time we may be lo to collect our rents. The chief interest some people ir. the 3 get on their monty. Never put on om what the advance.si on today. And sometimes wj a man’s wife is a ni is married to a jack MR. HUGHES RETIRES ASHEVILLE CITIZEN a supporter of the League with rceeryntions; Senator Borah has al­ ways opposed American member-1 ship in the League on any terms. As Secretary of State Mr. Hughes ( apparently lost interest in the League altogether, whether from laik of enthusiasm or because of the determined fight of Senator Lodge and other bitter-end op- ■ ponents of the League. It is therefore,'likely that Sec­ retary* Hughes found himself fac­ ing contests with Chairman Borah which he did not relish and which he foresaw would be embarrassing to President Coolidge. He may believe that Mr. Kellogg would fit in more harmoniously than him­ self with possible new policies of the Administration. The Prrsdent’s letter of regret to Mr. Hughes, expressing his own sense of loss nnd commending the Secretary of State for his conspicuous record in a high of­ fice, will bo generally indorsed by the country. Secretary Hughes is a man of more than ordinary in­ tellectual gifts, both as n lawyer and a student of domestic and world politics. In his various of­ ficial posts he has brought honor to the public service. And, if, liter, he should be appointed to fill some vacancy on the Supreme Court bench, there would be al­ most universal approval of his se­ lection for a place for whirh his talents and tastes peculiarly fit i him. WALKING INTO THE SAME OLD TRA P DEARBORNIN DEPENDENT Some day an engraving of I' ick;nt Coolidge may be seen upon Id dollars. Then truely, silence uld be golden. OLD-FASHIONED tampering with the vote hasn't died out en­ tirely. Years ago this writer, vot­ ing in New York City at n polling place in Oliver Street, downtown. Was told by an experienced local politician: "You arc the only man in the line just now that isn’t a repeater. That old man with the whiskers and spectacles will vote 20 times today, at least.” What does the architect rlo when o apace left is too hig for a t-akfast room and not hig enough r a closet?—Jersey City Jcry Journal. -------- o-------Barber shops arc adding women atron* to tno force. I this an Imixsion by the barbers that thev c being outtalked? — Detroit L-WS. OTHER TIMES, other methods. A New York grand jury is in­ vestigating a regular "college" that trains in ballot box frauds tc operate in five different cities. Unc manager of this institution of learning confesses to having made $50 00 in fees. Hanford ha» shown more pep and ihuilum during the last ten day m it has in all the rest of its atence put together, or more in many a northern city of three lea the population. 1BN SAUD, who operates in the neighborhood of old Bagdad, had a bad idea. Forgetting about fly­ ing machines, lie sent his tribes­ men followers to make raids on British possessions. A few Englishmen flew over, attacked the Akhwan tribesmen with bombs and machine guns, wun nonius anil killed fifty and warned them not to be so foolish next time. Con­ ditions have changed since men have learned to fly, A Hot One "Where are you going, ‘Out for a ride with Jack, d a coat?” “ I should soy not. You’ll an.”—-Colgate Banter. SANFORD’S FORUM MONEY FOU speculating was cheap again yesterday, nnd that, 1925 droji was once more post­ poned. Stocks went up. railroads leading. United States Steel made a new record since the w*ar, going above 121. If ytau have any friend that gambles on the Stock Ex­ change. jjnd want to do him a fav­ or, advise him not to sell this stock market short, for a little while, anyhow. ternoon, especially the speech of Mr. H. Harold Hume and his pre­ caution of "A practical program for beautification." Mr. Hume I'linio to us by invitation nnd was tho honored guest of thu club at that meeting. Sanford’s outlook for material development Is unparalled in the SOME NEWSPAPERS, yester­ history of the city. Let us see to day afternoon published extras it that the beautiful in its physi­ with a rumor of Mussolini’s as­ cal a pccts keep pace, and that the sassination. He's alive still, but beautiful of spirit bo emphasized nobody knows better than he that in friendliness nnd sincerity—qual­ he lives every day in danger of ities already so well manifested sudden death. by our citizens. Ho has been obliged to rule by Very truly yours, force, and knows that thousands, Susan B. Wight. if they could, would remove him President of the Woman'* Club by force. That must make gov­ of Sunfurd. e rn m e n t a nervous occupation., me is repeating i keen made along these lines with es which called , appalling disclosures, wrath upon the j Now, what will occur sooner or may prove the later is this: parents who cnmploci prohibition en- ] cntly read in thn papers that the abuse which did bootleggers nrc busy, and who tic thing to .set naturally assume that it only ic saloon was its j means that the old-time boozers e of children. Itj aro getting their liquor (ns a matiquor history of tez of fact, few people strenuousd within recent ly object to that) are going to D that thu liquor catapult out of their easy chnirs itb every con-, and explode a yell of wrath that the proposal to i will shake Washington when they of saloons. It learn that it is not the. old-time he saloon resist- boozers, but their young sons and osnl of plain de- daughters that are "citing the liq* blie got in train- uor. And when th;it starts, tho r fight. bootleggers can kiss their graft sines.; 3s repeal- good by. It will all be over, nnexing youth nsj Tho complacence of American vicinity of high means that it has not yet anight e is infested with on to this ancient indecency of the Middle the illicit liquor business—the corruption of .. with too much youth. When the American people good, know learn what is going on, prohibi- After all life is too short unless you can ta! some enjoyment out of your business. We hi no room for formality in this bank. Our custd ers are our friends rather than our clients. 1 want your deposits, and we want you to come us whenever we can be of help to you. SANFORD, FLORIDA Seven Lot ON PAVED STREET TWENTY FIVE HUNDRED CASH F. LANE First National Bank Building. Booms 501-502. I*honc 95 Sales Force Miss Ruba Williams, Mr. R. L. Ship NOT A JAZZ FLIGHT NKW YORK IIKRAI.Il TRIBUNE er. Nothing has ever conie of it.” The lieutenant himself in a statenunt "to mitigate nnv punishment the court may inflict upon me” ob­ served that “air service regula­ tions are broken every, day." He bad the impression that he was “being offered up as a sacrifice to satisfy a few members of the pubThe public has certainly a right * to protest against "stunt” flying S over crowds, whether or not army ■ officers are inclined to regard such ■ vaudeville as too trifling to no- S tice. Lieutenant Hutchinson is * praised bv his commander as the 2 most skillful flyer in the U nited,* States excepting one. The public H will be glad to know that he did ■ not iqtiulge in a jazz flight und i ■ that he is formally exonerated. It ■ would be unfortunate, however, if * the happy outcome of the co u rt1* martial were to encourage all man- ■ per of flyers to thrill the populace IH and frighten the police of M an-'5 liuttan. j. The Seminole County Bank }#r; forms every function of A strong well regulated Bank. W ith every up to-the-m inute facility and with tW proper conservatism fo r absolufe safety, you will find this a desirabl' banking connection. �raffle 148" (i‘< MISS KA'l'HIlYN WILKEYj Society Editor, PHONE:—Res. 428-J- Mrs. Philips Hostess To Pipe Organ Club Pretty—and Can Act The Pipe Organ Club met Mon­ day afternoon' with Mrs. A. M. Philips nt her home on Oak Ave­ nue. The rooms were lovely with of snap dragons nnd vari­ colored’ sweet pens. The meeting was a very satisfac­ tory one with splendid reports from tho ‘treasurer* Mrs. Mary Maine's nnd the buzar chairman, Mrs. Mc­ Allister. Four new names wero added to the cluh roll, they were Mrs. Pickford, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Plnnco anil Mrs. Hood. Mrs. Forrest Gatchel, a chnrter member, will give n brief history of the club, its aims nn-.l accomplishment i for the benefit of the new members, nt the meet­ ing next Monday, During the social hour Mlsi Margaret Davis played a number of selections and Ms. Philips ac­ companied by Miss Dnvin sang n group of songs, which were much enjoyed. The hostess assisted ay Mrs. ALiines, Miss Davis nnd Mrs. G. \V. Gardner served n delicious w i­ nd course. inesdny jrner Orel* meets at the F irst Bnpilit will be for clec- ortnlghtly Bridge •c Deportment of iman’s Club will clock. molding Circle'will block at the home fKelly *nt 320 W. meeting of the ill be held a t the 7:30 P. M. »vera' Club will ho Mrs. Henry Me- Expects Seek to Save England’s Breakfast Ixe Ball .to be Dc V. Howard U. D. C. at the hr'.t '•t* »' i' ^PLANS MADE have been made bridge to be given In'isnn Chapter of B , at the WonianS lernoon, Jan. 10. call Mrs. II. J, ncE |bbs, parlimentarr i ’s Club, will conparlimentary law fsday and Friday nt the Woman’s passes are freo to ntercsted and tho ide 10 lessons. tunnel I has arrived ,-N . C«r ami will ct iO-flHJttiqrd. ^ cross of Providence, Wednesday and will 1th the Bodwell Ileal- COM r-MtlM >*X. . Ill v f \ ORLANDO, Jnn. 14. — Recom­ mendation hns been made to the chamber of commerce that a mu­ nicipal radio broadcasting station he established by Orlando, with 500 watt power, capable of carry­ ing the city’s message to territory within a radius of 5,000 miles. A station of this strength can he set up for about $12,000, it is es­ timated, with nn additional expense of $1,000 for studio, control room nnd other incidentals. Ecstinmte.i place the number of people that could e reached In this way would approximate 2,000.000. I! Ill) j Iv im ; a It MSI .<» DIHLRENCf. ^ The Phonograph that amazed Sanford can be bought! There is a rumor that the instrument which triumphed in the drastic com­ parison test, made last Thursday nt High School Auditorium, was a special exhibition model. That rumor is false. The instrument was a regular Official Laboratory Model. Every Edison Phonograph in our stock is guaranteed to, sustain the same test. If you were one of those, in Thursday’s audience, who wistfully exclaimed: "Wouldn't it bo wonderful if I could buy a phonograph like that"—know that you can. Know that it. will perform this miracle every day for you in your own home. The N E W E D IS O N PHONOGRAPH Come in and hear for yourself the marvelous realism of tho Now Edison. Find out about our Iludgot Plan,.which enables you to own a New Edison for a small down payment, the balance on a gentleman’s agreement to suit your con­ venience. Note:—The test at High School Auditorium was made by Elizabeth Spen­ cer, the world-famous soprano. She compared her living voice with its Ke-Creotion by the New Edison. There was no difference between the living voice and the Re-Created voice. The New Edison stands absolutely alone in this achievement; no other phonograph has ever sustained this test of comparison. J. H. Hintermister Piano Co. Today’s Cross-Word Puzzle Daily Fashion Hint — ■■ A TRICKY TABLET—Twister No. 75 - By J. C. BOYD 1 z W 6 - 3 , 7 4 8 m w m W m B ■ , vM k rf#//// m wM 16 13 ■ 15 I t id 'm , w a wm m ZAO-1 .2 0 21 w k w m S3 2H Prince Of Wales To Visit A rgentine 9 E * m NEW DRAPERY 17 W M iH 19 llnsc, nine, and Gold, Artificial Silk, White, Hose and Ulnck Silk finished Mnrguesctte. UGin to 10 inch. /////sy, 22 n w l 2s m i H B6 to r»1 inch, all wool French Flannels. Stripes nnd large plaids, all-wool Crepes 61 inch with pin­ stripes. 32 MM m HORIZONTAL. 19— rim nnd 2—deluge fall of 0—largo pack­ water ages cornprested and 20— state of being furi­ confined by ous cords or slats 23—place where 8—encourage by aid apes arc 11— astound kept 12— bevel on 2G—-form 29—conceal end (tim­ ber) 31—palm 14—produc­ leaves pre­ tivity pared for 18—the Ara­ writing bian ga­ upon zelle 22—call LONDON, Jan. 14. — An an­ nouncement that Sir Charles Cust, King George’s equerry, is leaving fo r South America early in 11126 creates the belief that he will have the making of arrangements for Herewith is solution to puzzle tJio Prince of Wules’ visit to Ar­ No. 74. gentina later in the year. , Sir Charles Joined the navy in P1 0 u T / A the seventies and retired with rank p R o S lL S A D lN of captain in 1918. lie has been T Ho . LEok A c T / .. nn equerry to the king since 1892 ; U ' T E lil D 5 and rs a close and trusted person­ p A N S V'v A L T E R " , o lo o R lirt *D, Jan. 14. — Four al friend of the royal family. H O E A N 'A B T N E WT seventy-four restl erected in Lakeland Ibanez L Is Sentenced u ■ E N ■' 5 L A YL; according to records S P 5 V).H A E O R ru 0 K officials, at a cost of To Prison By Judge ' E 1 N O S p R ' G\O ‘nree mibliion dollars, -A ' H P R O T 1 compare;! with /MS MADRID. Jan. 13. — District s $ i 1J22 at a cost of %l,. judge ordered Vicente Blanco Iba­ \ f1 D 1 6 A C E 7 L 1 z r f ■>-1 in 1923 which-,cost nez to be committed to prison anil \ E L L V jy.j £ $ M U o / OUbUrban development unconditionally demanded 10,000 • X U M/ "j/h® city during u E T& pesetas as a cash bond to guaran « $7,1)00,000. • tee his financial obligations. 26 fm 27 A . za $2.75 l<» $3.50 Yd. ■ * !♦♦♦ iA r f !♦♦♦ COEDS NEW FLANNEL DRESSES FOR SPRING 31 JO r . .; r The Parisian penchant for camfrocks is charmingly portrayed in this itraiglitiiiic model in midnight charmccn. Satin, Hat crepe or flannel could be used with equally clever ef­ fect. The neck of the cape is gath­ ered to a plaited collar with start aids. Inserted pockets and a collar.css square neck arc other interesting details of the model which, in medium iize, require* 4 'j yards 36-inch ina:crial. Pictorial Review Dress No. 2304. uzes, 34 to 46 inches bust, and 16 to *0 rears _ Price. .17 rw u fM 75c to $1.50 Yd. 29 ONE-PIF.CE CAPE DRESS New Flannels for Spring D resses 5 m i i f IO • m p f p IZ j m u m it rs. Albeit B. Dirk, SJccor Cunningham )ick o f Chicago are ford in Mr. Dick’s ht, “Chieftain.” at the beginning of einestar quite a nurostudents enter the College for Women, time by not wait1!’K of the fail term Rat this year the nuexpecting the number Ir than heretofore, invenience of those so p* ‘’tatel College has courses arranged in *8- so students gradhigh school in the year may enter the at once and move toward graduation. ,IUa with advanced y also enter at this tiled. 11 Semester nt the lojn opens in February. * ,7 * HOUSES Planning City Radio Station In Orlando R A D I O SET Ltrmly who has been innford for the past Vednvsday for .Jackwilt go soon to Lot tSSDE, Jun. 11 - O f l® state's institutions yarning are expecting -year enrollment as a increasing numbers (graduating from high |ughout the state at L N E W i .B I S O N more auto roads, better understand ing between the various component organizations, and the enlighten­ ment of the public on truffle m at­ ters. FREE fs. C. E, Earnest of Va., who have spent here leave Wpdncshomo. iar Rush Is id To Bring To College BERLIN, Jan. 14.—With tho re­ establishment of normal conditions in Germany, the problem of traffic and transportation is becoming an increasingly live one. The muddle which has resulted in Berlin from the attempt of the police to intro­ duce American ideas of traffic reg­ ulation has led private citizens to band themselves together in on or­ ganization known as the Vcrkchrswn'dit, the Traffic Watch. Eighteen organizations, compris­ ing a total membership of 750,000 German citizens, were represented At the first meeting. They includ­ ed automobile dealers, automobile clubs, motor cycle clubs, taxicab LONDON, Jan. 11,—Tho hum­ ble herring, staple breakfast diet in thosunnds of British homes, hns become the subject of much re­ Yvonne Do Brny, French movie queen, is not dependent upon her beauty search two British sciolists re­ for her popularity. She is rated by fans and critics ns one of the most search, and nnd two British scientists able und versatile actresses Of the French motion picture world. went to Norway to acquire a more detuilod knowledge of bis temper, H. a. POND ament and habits. Over Wood ruff * Watson Sunday School Class Social D epartm ent Is Fisheries authorities point out TYPEWRITERS that the huge catches of herring Honors Its Teacher E ntertained Tuesday !n the North Sea cf recent years have threatened thes upply, and RlIY----- SELL------ RENT The Aluthcan Sunday School D e a n — l i s p s It Tuesday afternoon the Social the higrations nnd seasonal dis­ I'lm n c ROM Class of the Baptist Church held Department of the Sanford Wo­ tribution of fish of different ages are being studied in an effort to its monthly social meeting the past man’s Club wan delightfully en ter-t week nt the home of Mrs. (Julie tained with Mrs. Archie Betts as prevent the decimation of the runs, such as happened in the case of Williams. salmon in triu Pacific northwest Mrs. Williams h: the efficient hostess. Golden cnlendulns were artisti­ and British Columbia waters. teacher of the class, and out of cally used in decorating the club Thousands of herring have been gratitude for nnd in appreciation The prize for high score, captured nnd marked for further o fthe many services rendered the arooms. blue comporte, was won by Mrs. identification, then released, and Coupons Given With Every Phono­ class, she was presented a most Frtd Daiger. fishermen advised to notify the graph Record Purchased fitting birthday gift. There were 12 tables of players Fisheries Development Commis­ As a result of this meeting the The holder of the most vnlu if they are caught In the fu­ class was divided into two groups Mrs. Betts assisted by Mrs. Don- sion ture. in coupons on Mnrch 16th, old Smith nnd Mrs. Edward Lane to work for better attendance and served a delicious salad course fol­ gets tho radio set, free. Another menus of determining a larger membership. Mrs. A. lowing the game. the migration routes of fisli of dif­ M. Philips, captain of one group, Columbia, Okeh ferent ages is by counting the anhas chosen green for her color, nmi nunl growth of rings which appear MILLER IS NOMINATED Vocallon nnd Paramount Sirs. Leslie Bryan, the captain of on the scales. Records the other group has chovcn red WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.—Peter for her side. (The Alathnen colors Miller, of Pensacola, was nom­ The velocity of sound is only F. P. PINES are red and green). The losing P. inated by President Coolidgu to­ 1,100 feet a second as against 180,side will servo the winners a ban­ day SHE. 2nd SI. l’lumc 630-J ns collector of Internal reve­ 000 miles a second traveled by ra­ quet a t the close of the contest. nue for dio waves. Florida. Much enthusiasm is being shown UUiL the nuiiuber^j-f Hie class are nrgert to h e 'a t Sunday Sehwl^on Sunday morning und bring new members. |1 Puleston, D. I,. It. A.* Newman ;enial party leaving bunting trip. Robertson and Stew* with the Fourth NaJ *>f Atliintat Gn., are [loridu in the interest H., spent Tuesday in local Imnkers. Solution ■ 1 All-wool Vialli Flannel, light w eight,shrunk in new bright solid colors and colored stripes. Sizes 14 to 44. 1 § m VERTICAL, po­ l l —on the side 1— sweet of tato 2— kind of 15— mixing stick used head cov­ by mason? ering 3— suffix de­ IG—suffix meaning noting an 'one of u alcohol or party’ oil (chcrn.) 17—measures 4— small truck e^ed of diatanc* (abbr.) in coal mines 21— exclama­ tion of dis 5— abbrevia­ gust tion for a nobleman * ♦ Fall month 22— Turkish G— body of nobleman "V water 24— spot on 7—cut ■V curds 9—pertain­ ing to 25— minister's christening tit>le 10—prepare by 27— heated 28— foot of a beating (ns quadruped 20—pronoun leather) 13—encircles A Word To New Fans. The numbers indicate the be­ ginning of a word; the shaded stops indicate the end. |» the horizontal column are listed synonyms for the words which lit crosswise from the numbers to the first shaded stop to ^ i In the vertical column arc listed synonyms to the words which fit downward, from the numbers to the first shaded spot below. Go over the Usts rapidly and fill |n all the words you feel sure about. Tlicy will tiv® you clues to the other words. ■y Ey sf Sf Ey ■y Ey Ey Ey sy sf sy Sy sy Sy sy Sy $ 18. 50t0$ 29.00 F irst showing of fit d .U J U IllA J i] all light shades for Spring, Peach, Yellow, New Blue, Gold, Green, Heavy Canton Crepe and Crepe de Chine. All sizes up to 44— $ 29.00 ■fr*b❖ ❖ 4-v • • • *K*<■4*+^ •H*i 1*;*-H1+4*-b-t*4-•{•++♦❖ 4- 4- <*<■-J 4-^ +•>-J-*>++4*4";'^ v-b - b THE YOWELL COMPANY -b BBB s* ■ / -A*. �THE 8ANF0RD HERALD. TUESDAY. JANUARY 1 4 ,IMS. Under the rules fovem hii national junior 18^2 balkline iard chaMpkJ<dibip, (th< <*«„ is required to defend liis title t thirty days. HEAD S T U F F E D FftO M ; CATARRH OR A CO LD ; ^ S titS S tS ^ i«;ci iveen tompetiton in Indoor i Augic Pisano Arid Kaces To Be Held During This Week! Marfin Suspended v>nicago laic in t)cto!>cr or cnrly In December of 1025 and of Notro JDame plnying n return game in bouthcr California in IDSfO. He gave us some encouragement.” NEW YORK, Jan. 14. — While Paavo N’iirnii's attempt to erase three more of Jolo Ray's world’s indoor records will be the outstand­ ing feature of the Municipal A. A. games and the National Junior championship meet at .Madison Square Garden Thursday night, tho title races at 000 ami 1,000 yards and two miles are expected to pro­ duce unusually keen competition. The field in the "COO” numbers -G with such outstanding entrants ns Paul Herlihy, Georgetown, New England 440 yard champion; F. A McC.rady, Philadelphia, middl lantic 880-ynrd champion, Cook, fcyracuse; N. Dottcher, ark A. C., and John Holden, G town, Thirty-th •c run • , e^te *** mu i yard cnanipionship and the men who ap ­ pear to have tho best chance of winning include Thomas Clusen By Sporting Body ♦ .! * * * * * « Billy Gooilwill. New York A C m!,u Wh° ,rnn hi Ah medley relay g a i n s t tho u j ^ j j « . c ., nt thp rinmsii-Amcricau A C. games last week, heads Urn li • or .17 entrants in the two mile rtm Ul ,.P!?,'",incn{’ dbtanee rimtier. NEW YORK, Jin ,/ _ Ed^ ljrartfn, of Brooklyn. world* ban ftnnwflfjh: champion, and hln op ijiim rit, Augie Pisano, in u n-> (conte-t Nnil. at the Rkfrr.vaH j Grove Sporting Glub tu, Jnu. c i ™ !i>v,v.nro nunnended until Feb! . 1_ oy t ? M ate Athletic Gamin];;JJS, JKI’or, M M “phi., jn rn . •• . rCarl i l l \VilH.org, tw rn’ ’ ' iyrai'l',< 0 U nirc& ty . . f Th" Mispfiriot, 'wan the result Finnish-Am r...e ru a n .o f match welch th? romminiuh Will: Bertsch, Buffalo; "unsntisfa .d.jry.” Tim boat William Adee, Rultimore; Da■»»;;deemed e ,v .|.; .atuppQil by the re feres at the Vi# °,n’r,Columbi;' university ami Icml of tJic? tliJrfl found wJiSli. ticAlfred S. Kmt .. New York A. U ■ cording to that omci.al, it was up. ^ f , . J V,ok‘*3 M .et Buecerx j parent neither principal v;a« trv«iCI Bl.—Pnavo Nur ; ing. J u 9 V/l 1 ^!S nmrvcluu; running, Martin and Pi ano worn nt has turned indoor track uthlcuc s nlways a financial "bust” in ('hi Inntant relief—no \vaiting. Your elefirr-'d nostrils opr.n right up: the air passages of your head d e a r and you can breathe freely. No more hawking, snuffling, blow­ j r" nil„, ■No kt »trugV ing. headache dryneaa. <«»L . m Dark Horse Wins dm from yonr druggist, naw. An- U® .iclfff i f a i Aim U'» h3d dHst y Bttlc of thin trr.grint. an - 1it dot ih 'th b ‘ tlHA’c'. * rt.,c* heaUng crcant in your of th b ’khin are h W «♦'iernns nf DeVoc’s ,PA1NT and POLISH TJ.c BestQ ualily '• m Hagen stated lie expected the following teams to enter tho lea­ gue: Hagen and Joe Kirkwood to represent the Boca Coign country i jiub oi Pasadena in the St. Petcri; n T ; d,;’.l rivit ,J ,'hnny Farrell and Bobby Cruikshnnk, Tampa; Gene ‘, «v of.il, S C,V ;m‘l Lco.Armour andHolly­ Tommy Bill I d»t«« *r* <oe eonliertlons. fcf iT tn o Uagtb tars* tOo tor first Lt I*' rritrlcted to b fteq k lo u . , | ii lend* The Baa*. [will be responsible Ineorrect Insertion, ir, for subsequent •he office should be cdlsteljr In case of ITBIITISERS. representative thorar with rates, rules iron, will give you ’ormatlon. And U ly will assist you In r want ad to malts Wa are Agent* for the w n a r a n n r arraacaauM EaBBBEM Ea nIoor intercity pelo tourto be staged in Chicago, 11 , if. the first tournament id ever hehl1in t!ig United SPECIAL PRICES B> place within ensy I people of Sanford I so often needed, liisl when any spe[Is required. It Is klphabelirally for lencr™ S S f H , Subdivision to Or. HeWri;, ^ ? rLd?* and F l o r a way t9’ F o n Dixi0 High- Graham *4 Ton Truck Coupe Touring Touring Roadster Fordor Sedan Runabout Ton Truck (Cab & Body) HERE’S THItEK GOOD ONES Lost and Found STRAYED—Ijirgc hound, dark reddish brown with light breast. Answers to “ Wheeler” or "Boy.” F, C. Cargile, Cassia, Fla, LOST—12 salad forks, six with And next week is going to be too initial "B.” between Country late. Act Now. flub and Post Office, Reward, Return to Herald office, SUBURBAN HOME li.v i —uiacK bill folder, yester­ day containing three ten dollar _ _ i ‘,;'variL Phono r,40-J. uST *7 4 ? * " Eve ready flash light in Princess Theatre last ow Saturday night. Finder re­ m to Herald office. No ques- Houses For Sale BUNGALOW oAI.h—Will sacrifice my son Super Six in good cono good tires, now battery, rood Vklm shape. II.. sat!.. »2ii0 « cash. Apply s« CORNER LOT $10,000,000 Company wants man to sell Watkins Home Necessities Sanford. More than 150 used SIGNORA PUCCINI ill daily. Income $55 to $.">0 weekly. Experience unnecessary. Write VIENNA, Jan. 14. — Dept. II 5, The J. R. Watkins Co.. Giacomo Puccini was fo 02-70 Iowa Ave., Memphis, Term. ing fur his cyeglusses friends here recall. His SEE OIJR LARGE LISTING WANTED—White wothnn to do did everything within he BEFORE BUYING. cooking in Ten Room. Phone remove all sources of irritation Mrs. Bidding, 1012 or P. O. Box from her husband, so that lie might give free ruin to his genius, there­ BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC, fore invested in n supply of glasses REALTORS In his study alone his friends regularly noted not less than five 292 I'inA Street Snnford, Fla. set* of glasses, one on tho piano, nnother on his desk, a third mi a little tahlo next to tho fireplace, a fourth on his bookcase uud a fifth on a music rack. WANTED To purchase used corrugated iron or tin, also a NORTHERNMOST baby bed. Phone 287-J. PAPER SUSPENDS rOR SALE-—Four five room buncplloWA lined throughout, just Off pnved highway. Trico $800.00 each for quick sale. Must be I seen to be appreciated. Can givo i terms. A. H. Hawk. Olmicrville. b OR SALE—Nice little home in one of the best locations on Pal­ metto Avc. Five roam*, bath and garage. Cash or terms. Conte and see it. 2018 Palmetto Ave tho ug htfu l FOR SALE—Baby carriage, good condition. $10.50. 714 Oak Avc. •704-J, , FOR s a l e 75 White I-cghorn pullets. 50 Rhode Island Red pullets. 1>r.\ hJ,OI>!•:US ATTI;.VTION--IVn. Also friers und eggs. *a ? n ,n b « K ln n ln g t h e g r e a t e s t tieln H lo rlila 'a h ls li .r y - a J. (». Gut McBonville Ave, m i l l i o n tl o ll a r h li th w n y to tlm mtiM t e l Jc ,h, J,IB* Rooms For Rent Real Estate ALL WOOL SUITS Tailored to i to fit. ?25.00; o. your ralos cleaning and ua Gazette, Woolen Mills, 305 East Second agricultural Street. and display Sanford Building and Loan As­ sociation Preferred Stock can be °" c®, days noUce, Interest payable April 1st and October 1st you can't beat i t Buy'cigni per cent Preferred 19M Overland Touring Stock in thr Banford Building and Above cars reconditioned, all FOR SALE run fine and look good. Selected Mnino grown seed i Prices Right—Terms "Maybe” tatoes. Spaulding Rose I, $3 L W. PHILLIPS SONS per bag; Bliss Triumph $4.25 i ... Dodgo Dealer bag. I hono No. 3 Oak & Second CHASE & COMPANY Sanford, Fla. fo r SALfT OR- TRA D E^Ford n T ”urrin« car late 24. J208 cash or 58., down, ^25 per month. F. Shop °n’ addre*8 Smith’s Barber fto-rAff* ________ REAL BSTATK D. A. CALDER & R. R. ELDRIDGE Ron! estate brokers. All kinds of ins F in S T fin is h e d ; a tiv " FOR SALE—Humphrey gas hcatbla UCr’"”' million , ®n‘f water tank, ciieap. ■ ii 'llnv ,,iy "larttil; qtiurter 1009 Union Avenue. Von"r twP n #rmiiViU "0 lln:,"r ««""»rtiei . i /! '. l * m i l l i o n s helrijr s p e n t on .h ig h w a y ; .dev.lop.M K ro .itest r h n n . 'n to k. e t |n n4l Tor live Apartments For Rent *' OL RENT—Furnished apartment corner Oak Avenue and Second Street. Phono !l, •“ ••'•I — i wo three-room a ­ partments, new nnd complete. ^ lra- K. K. Leffler, phone 3C0-W. 1 (Vo BKNT—Large apartment. All modern conveniences. No children allowed. 117 W. 2nd men#* Thn r IVnuaRntr ,,,n Development DepartF O R KENT—Two unfurnislH'l tn*nt ** rooms and Garage. 018 Oak Ave AUGUSTA c:HR( INICLE — AuSanford Sign Shop NOME. Alaska !•OR RENT—Front bed room. F ur­ gusto, Ga.—Augi sta’s greatest Classified medium, rate cash ,09c nished. 807 Magnolia Ave. lea s farthest north newspaper, the Designers and painters of San charge. 10c per lino, minimum JIidler, Alaska, i’ioiieer Scout, sus­ notick . ' OR RENT—Rooms with or with­ •30c. lord * distinctive signs, San I.’u Is lit-miiy K lv on t h a t ( ’. C. pended publication recently when I ..... .•uiuiieu oeauiiiui building out meals. Reasonable rates. ford Avenue nt Firsf lan o . oi Ki.inliiule I 'n n i i l y , ST. AUGUSTINE a. lias fiiailo a n a s ^ | ):imi,-ii( o f its publisher, editor, composing j lots, prices range $150 to $850. Ids iiro i.i.rly . ..*cc|)l niic Ii a s room force, pressman, advertising County is reached through See these large lots before you mjit liy l a w f r o m fori.|.i| Half. and circulation manager and rebd Directory FOR RENT—Desirable front bed theJohns St. Augustine Evening Record buy elsewhere. Don’t buy n lot . f o r Ho. Iii.ni.fit o f a l l o f h i s room. 813 Magnoliu Avenue. quick results. Two centu nor word iii-s- a n d a l l c ’l.illtiirs o r ihi- I pokier, left for Seattle to complete without a public alley in the renr. 1■ HlrlckliUitl, n r n 11•*r •*I»v “ fuKh school education. Walter J AND MOTOR RE. FOR RENT — Two unfurnishei Samplo copy «-ome and see mo any time. I live u aurh IN DING. TAMPA, FLORIDA—1 ampu Daily here nml want neighbors. rooms. 004 Laurel Ave. urn | n tlilN M ato , n r If Mnrx, 17, held a ll.these positions’, J (lit*-lim it* o f iM ,• s i u i o . ‘ ty. paper was started four years Timoa, the great homo dailv WILMKR STEWART i f o u r iimiitlis. t o m iluiilt to ago was issued weekly ami had the Marble and Crunlu from all LECTRIC SERVICE rate l»4c per word, minimuL corn s ta tsiu iM itn of th eir _______Altamonte Springs. luarrlrs. Duet of quality and majority of its CU subscribers in BuiJding: Material charge 2Gc cush with order. Write t Electrical repairs, a n a in s t said a ss ig n o r. workmanship. ■d this 2Dih day of Due.. \ D Nome. Teller is on the Seward ntral Ave. Orlando, ^ iR trade two income proper­ for complete ratp card Write for latest design* peninsula, northwest of Nome. ties, Kenton, Ohio for 5 or 10 C. II. TIIMV I f , HIILACLE Concrete Co. . general PALM BEACH ~(7oUNTYTlThe SHnrnrd, I I , . m U acrei with dwelling, near Sanford B.ES FOR RENT i.n. « . mi my a Highway paving pro­ scene of attipendous developmentcement work, aidewalks, build­ O* llut MILS, I'huH# m BUILD OFFICE-CHURCH gram. The committee probably or DoLand. Close in. If interest­ Drive it ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. E. Read about it in the Palm Bench ed write for description.—K. F. Oak and Second St, Terwilleger, Prop._______________ lost. Sample copy sent on reJACKSONVILLE. Jan. 1.1. - will nppenr at the road depart­ Homing, Kenton, O. niicat. Mofida's first church-olllce build-1ment s meeting January 15. when Lumber nnd Building Material D A V ID B. IIYEP. mg is to bo erected in this city, nc- jn- tentative budget for 1925 will DDY_RE1L\1RING Carter Lumber Company WILL HAVE EXHIBIT. ADVERTISING gets results if R i be taken up for consideration. coaling to plans approved by the We hnvo some beautiful Inko N. Laurel St. Phone 5C5 STEIN Automobile a r c h it e c t reaches potential buyers. Pafront lots on Lako Wildinere oneEUSTIS, .inn. 13.—Iaike coun­ congregation of the First Baptist [unng and Rebuilding, IIILL LUMBER CO. House a Intka Daily News is circulated in WANT 81,500.000 ISSUE M. mb«r 1 1 4 naif mile from the Dixie Highway here. The preliminary lome. Oak Avenue. _Service, Quality and Price. an industrial and agricultural sec­ ty will not send an exhibit to tho Church in a nest of beautiful clear lukus plans, outlined by the pastor. Dr. Dona nullfling tion;__________ Honda Exposition to be held at *3 FOR HIRE ’ I.en G Broughton, call for or r e - ' MIAMI, Jan. 11.—The city com­ for sale. Orlando, Klnrldn Madison ^S<|uuru (iarden, New TO THE PUBLIC! TO .SERVICE--Day The following nnmed contract­ 1 0 REACn BUYERS or sellers of \ork, in February, nccording to a tmn of a twelve-story Sunday missioners have decided t„ submit Wo will build your home, landFlorida real estate ndvertisa in Meets all trains. Bag- ors arc fair to Organized I-ubor School and office building ns a unit to the freeholders of Miami in ■enpo your grove, and relieve you tho St. Petersburg Times. One cent decision of the directors of the •»f the church. Tho first four sto­ Jnnunry a bond issue of §1,50(1,000 of trouble nnd worries incident to fe r_ Phone 551. and pay tho Union Scale set by. a word daily, two cents a word county chamber of commerce who ries would lie used f„r Sunday r«.r municipal improvements. Item’, building up a place. [TO TRIPS"" ' Local No. 1201 of Painters, Dec­ • cent also voted not to send an exhibit to School purposes and the upper specified In the proposed ••vpendiSundays.____ In tho meantime, you can go the South Florida fair at Tampa. ■tlirlii .1.1 I. ...... i i tuivs are $ 100 ,000 . f„r building nd- fishing. You can fish in any one ( ALDER. Day nnd orators and Paper Hangers of THE MORNING JOURNAL . __ < is the the same meeting objection ditlonal whraves nnd slips ,,t the of the dozen lakes, nnd if you don’t service. Anytime, America: accepted want ad medium in At _w a., expressed to a state advertis­ .. W. R. Pell. F. W. Temperton, Daytona municipal docks. $-100,000 for an(Fla.) One cent a word K anil Hr Minii-llng ing campaign, particularly if the V. C. Coller, C. F. Metcalf, Horace an insertion. Minimum 25c. quisition of land for public parks BWBECKER funds are to he expended under Jiminez, H. Harrow, R. L Sel­ and development of tho havfmnt 210*1 I’a ln iv liu A vr, * Bay or night scr lers. Jesse Cook, T. S. Delk. I. S. FLORIDA—OULANDO— Orlando direction of certain agencies. park, ami $350,000 f„r building of a softening and filtration plant at Talbott, T. M. Dunlap nnd (5. W. mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ the niumcipnl water station. SovVqnnbje, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S. fied business, rate lc a word, min­ S O tT I I I.A M I P .l I .\ T V jy PARLORS ~ nral other smaller project; are O. Shinholscr. Wo also ask the imum 24c cash with order. Tho I'ulnt That Haves Yo named. RiAltltiEl'. Alarinello public to sec their painters have Money. A LITTLE WANT AD In The PI kinds. Rain w ater a their local enrd. Manufarliireil t»y Herald will bring you big reI Ir.|{ ID COST MILLION I Old First National II. Darron, Pres. ASK MR. CONNELLY” .„ Solti by sulta. Advertise those old articles t2iI!g._nhono 245. I.OSSIXO p a i x t c o m p a n you have stored nway and have ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 11 — About the Following Bargains HU 'I a a ii n l la A v r . | C AIE no use for. A little thlrty-cent ad I’hiinr 3711 Lniefit Kitchen, director of public [HTiTrATE-------------«■ P n lm r tlu NHVK.VrY fool lt»| on Mnufortl \vr- works, has submitted estimates to mny bring you several dollars. irrn lilih ||||,| | 7 ||| s |r r «*(h tne cit commission for the con­ •st in Service nnd QualPhone 148 and a representative v\ iMisiirt*, #l,:»oo. will call to see you. t Street and Park Avestruction of a new municipal pier Chiropodist and the city's portion of the pro­ f o o t s p e c ia l is t posed north waterfront develop­ r u m c a s h — sat IT DRIVES OUT WORMS. 'orns. D.inlmis. Ingrowment at a cost of $1,209,289 After 1 have houses to rent. Tome X-rtiiiiu Imiim ng Nalls. Heavy CallSTORE— Pre a nml Im*ii 11mi a survey of the e; timates by a rum. id sen us.—Seminole Realty mses or tlrut) acbOig The surest sign of worms in mitteo it is planned to call a band not. U0 E. Second Street. children is paleness, lark of inter­ election to provide funds for tin* r n i:.Mrrv i h i . r . i.. r i i i L B i t ATTENTION CONTKACTORS est in play, fretfulness, variable Ir> rial,. YuwcM D rew I ltjg . OR BUILDERS flO O — y « j | appetite, picking nt the nose and £K(TR!CAL------------P hone. K tc v u to r Compare these prices: 400 Camp sudden starting in sleep. When — LOTS ELECTRIC CO. Johnston 2-sash windows, good these symptoms appear it is time Slim ilimn will nut >an LOTH I AMPA, Jan. 14.—The city com­ In ................... r* Gillon & Platt condition, 12 light 10x10 glass, in missioners have apprpoved prelim­ A I'lmiirp Ii, iitiikp moiiip rral iimiiigive White’s Cream Vermifuge. ,.1*!* l'-Vt,rything elec- lots of 25 windows $1.75 each; to i i i ' i i ' »a V‘ The local base inary plans for TauipaV proposed A few doses drives out the worms ball dull of the East Coast winter quarter of u million dollar public Klton J. Mougiiton h(jne 422. Eleetragith in lots 50 windows $1.00 each. 400 and puts the little one on the road league has added "Jleh” Russell, auditorium, nnd architects huvn windows for $1.25 each, delivered to health again. White’s Cream mugging outfielder of the motor ARCHITECT Sanford. (Realtor**) Vermifuge hns a record of fifty league, to its roster. Bussell hai 105 .Magnolia Ave. T. L. LONG years of successful use. Price 35e seen service with both the Chicaro First National Hank ,3Idg. 311 First Street Sanford Sold by Laney’s Drug Store. Phono 1H White Sox nnd the Pittsburgh N a­ tionals. Sanford, -------------- Florida pace in this HRKCTORY i’nONR 148 J)oiri l.oie tlie cow's lii.rn for hoi ow-hoi n nor split her tail for ns more sugar than hollow-tail; pet feed in her atom"m which it is made ill’ll. + + + *♦+ .y+... <t<(... ^ v < v v * v ❖ v * H« <■ /'p it a Automobiles _pLakel|‘nd, through the I™ ? ’ Beat Best advertising medium In s E m in o l e p r i^ Printing that pleases. Prompt 0,IJ ° —AenJo. through th „ ' Ii<!,ophono 03* Now loOhio. _ c*9f7i‘ a t |on.3\ Welaka Building. district. Wanl HAYNES & RATLIFF. Printers rates on roaup fod office outfittora. Phone 310, 115 Park Avenue. ~ pa pe r " hanger I. L. TALBOTT—Pninter nnd pa­ per hnnger. Phone 340. nr, Park Avenue. DIRECTORY P H O N E 548, The prerent territory of Sweden S s about half the sizo of California. ■■ I H I l lf la X I I I H ! Miscellaneous For Sale fXAT HimCE. STOVES I should give their ■tofflee sddreee ae SANFORD STOVE VVORKS-Oil r phone number It stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves result*. About ode ovens andI victrolas. Your credit I e thousand bee s id the others can’t Street* Phono ‘,9L-3. 321 First wjth you unless >ur address, N l)^ ip-pAL WORK----launare MUST he r»o« at The laaJAMES H. COW AN^ I office or by Irtof Tin and Sheet Metal |hoae d'araatlslot valid, lervtee. Prompt, Efflclsat INCORPORATED !• ranee, Germany, Belgium and’ Japan—will be presented in the coming international tournament .l ni,Chcn?° fo.r tho 18-2 bnlklinc V',.Minh,i «»«l Cyril Walker turn Lf|(ur linos, Hoik county. walker i* located in Winter Haven and Lous will h- Jn Lakvfnwj- Hagen also stated that OrIiinda eager to come in with a strong team and complete the circult. I he first league game will pmhahky he played at Boca C eiga1 ' ’u’,l,y i | ,il, Saturday when Hag­ en and Kirkwood will oppose Sarazen and Dicgcl. m learn the new carta nnd repalra for .the old >ok your order for a new one or re* Professional Golf Loop To Be Formed Throughout Florida Advertising PRINTING MATTHEW PRESS — J Quality,- Service. Price, merclal S t, R, R. Avc. Ball Hardware Co. and relief comc3 ‘ mg tlvt krlnryn to do 'double work; •» . i they become weak and fdu-glrh Don't stay a tu f-;nr*'J “ U11 to eliminate thin pojspn, ■■■aotaaM Baannu; Id or nnslj- e n -1wMcn keepa accumlating nnd cir. culoting through tho aj'rtem, cven- ■ ■. , ' J I. tunl,y nettling in the joint- and I M A T I C 1 W mUsc,M- causing stiffness, ,oreJ l T m l l o I T I nor. \ nnd Pain called rheumatism. t - mii___ ■ i- - ' i twinf^c of rlr?iimnI P h P P F T ? u ,nl ? et from ai)y Phirnmcy n' I F i t i L i t bo,,t fouf ounces of Jnd Salts; I (Put a tablespoonful in n glass ofi l water nnd drf.iir _i.e_» night Ifere we have the naUoiJAl indoor junior tenniu chnmpioii. Edward Jm ohs of Baltimore. lie wasn’t conceded an outside chance (o win at the opening of the winter iuicro!,!,-<?°untry cycling race for th° international cham­ pionship is to he started from Par­ is on the morning or Feb. 8, tho day following the annual meeting Ddi-Tiuitionnl Cycling Union In the French capital. France Switzerland, Belgium, Germany and several other countries will be represented in the race. .k ?s u - . S I. PETERSBURG, Fla., Jan. 14.— W alter Hey n, British open ! champion, announced Tuesday night that the professional golf depend on the longue t„ be formed in Florida for 3«yDon’t when to plant crops; i the winter had developed from n has other things to do. l 'Vest Coast of Florida proposition j to n state wide icaguo and that tho formation on the now basis would Wednesday All Sanford Business Activities of Importance lum tw n in cameo ojr noinon Classified Directory Former Crimson And Army Football Star Is Sought By Harvard CAMBRIIIGE, M n „ , Jan. Offlelai confirmation of reports that h arv ard is seeking the serv­ ices of Major Charles II. Daly Crimson and Army riunrt« rback star, to aid in rehabilita­ ting football „ t the university was contained in a formal state-’ mont i.uiijcd Tuesday by Malcolm Logan, chnirmnn of the gradu­ ate football udvisory committee, * 1 i;in n ,,Urt'r, of »tWetlca. ’*♦1. ! ° <!enyi^ ,thnt thp Harvard Athietic Association hud taken the inltatiove in steps to have Major Daly assigned to the Harvard de­ partm ent of military scicneo as ncsistanee professor, the statement admitted that the allot ies had “discussed he | visory capacity in wl Duly might be willinir Herald Want Ads Will Keep You Posted * T here a rc 215 residential lot A. P. Connelly & Sons THIS FOR A PROFIT MAIvlNt BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS WHAT fO O iD io r ! that* I ^ again broke all previous rec­ ords. The growth of the brand has been spectacular. In every section of the country it has “The Suburb of I ’ N. H. GARNER, Developer AST Y E A R Cliestcrfield sales 112 Park Avenue C L U M tiT fo* f * ahcad ^ leaps and lx,und, Convinced hy taste o f fitlcr quality, men everywhere have .-hanged by thousands from ocher cigarettes to Chesterfield. il, SHOP—p0i nullinery caU 5 7 l) J 4*+♦♦+v ir<■ I.KXcrrr & M vers T obacco C o. , ^ KD MONEY?. ey to loan un «• banford Bond ©1925 by I nt l FeATunc Senvicr. | ««. mJm- � 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 14, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 14, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 14, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald