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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1925
English Beauty Weds
lebonair P arty But
ng Menial Tasks on
Returning to Picjios of Los Angeles
5LF.S, Jon. 12.—The
lisillu'donmcnt of nn
.20 Americans, mostL front southern Cnl[eft here last^May to
[and ndventuro in se
ts of the Orient, wns
Lit of the party ,who
Tied home here. They,
it of the group, made
p by a devious route,
tasks aboard steam
ing been stranded for
ngaporc, where their
iploxes were shaken
privation.
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ling nd/enturers of-
icnecs. The itihersidc trip to the Isle
a few choice scenes
;n of the inhabitants
bnbes to their gods
f fire. These pict>o sold on the expe*•03 headed bv Carl
tad associated with
[ni Bals, who profes■t! experience in the
brnier’s wife nnd litIn child of 10, were
[nnd shared its hard■ to Manila passed
p it, hut nt Singapore
V began. Money sent
fcles hackers arrived
[travelers were witlifhen it did arrive dis
led. Then the bnck|own nnd out, nnd a
timed the Americans
■can consul helped as
I could, and nrranged
Imrters in an unused
I the condition of the
steadily became worse,
le attacked by fever
Ithods were used to
[hut there were no odd
gopore for Americans
M* W. E. Bocrg, of
secretary of the expehnd been something of
boxer, had an idea that
urn a few dollars by
one of the frequent
f athletic dull in the
ilony.
ained a match with
he, a Chinese boxer
ling his English name,
ilay of tho fight came
fever. He insisted,
climbing into the ring
i | EXpert Declares
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S t a t e I s '' Almost
Free From Goiter
TALLAHASSRE, Jan.' 12.—A
study of Florida soils and vege
tables may be mndc sometime In
the near future to determine tM fr
iodine content. Dr. R. M. Hntpor, geographer and student of
plant life who hns compiled sev
eral volumes for the State Geolog
ical Survey on vegetation of Flor
ida, hns interested himself In the
subject. In studying the matter
bo has discovered that this state
is practicnlly free of goiter, which
is caused by the lack of Iodine in
water and foods found in different
parte of the country.
Prevalence of goiter varies
greatly In different parts of the
world, from almost nono along
the seashore to nearly the whole
population in some parts of thg
Alps and Himalayas
It was
shown by medical examination of
soldiers during the World War
that in the United States, it Is
confined chiefly to the northern
half of the United States, away
from the coast, and is most preva
lent around the Great Lakes and
west shore thereof, where In some
communities ns many ns 25 per
cent of the population (especially
young women) have it according
to Dr. Harper.
In some communities where
goiter ia prevalent fodine in suitnble quantities'is nrtifienlly added
to the city water supplies. In a
pamphlet, recently received a t the
office of the state geologist, a pro
fessor at the University of Min
nesota has published his deter
minations of the amount of iodine
in public wnter supplies in differ
ent parts of the county. Ho found
that where it nmoimts to less than
22 parts in 100 billion there is
danger of goiter, while a higher
concentration scented to make it
safe in that respect.He had only one sample of wat
Hon. Mrs. Evelyn Fitzgerald of England wns one of the most beautiful er from Florida, that from Miami,
brides of the winter season, her wedding being a great social event. which was found to ho on-the safe
She was Helen Drury, daughter of Muj. Gen. Drury and sister of Lady side, though by only a small nturgin.
Buverbrook.
Magnet Removes Iron | Late Health Methods
From Workman’s Eye Applied to Holy Land
JAPAN COLONIZIN'!
WASTE LAND
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS.
TAMPA GAINS $lfi,000.000
Defies Leaders
TAMPA, Jan. 10.—A gain of
$10,000,000 in the cash value of
real estate sales in Tampa durlnff 1924 wns shown over the pre
ceding year, it is c:timatcd on the
basis of documentary stnmp sales
by the internal revenue office here.
The stamp sales in 1921 totaled
$74,500 as against $58,400 for 192.1.
Basing estimates on the required
SI Ltamp tax for every $1,000, the
figures show roughly that real es
tate sold here last year was val
ued at $71J)00,000,
NUMBER 14
CONVICT QUESTION OFFICIAL
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.—Inves
tigation of conditions in the cus
toms office of Honolulu resulted in
the conviction one customs agent
named Bilslnnd and indictment cf
four others.
Ileatrn and Ilohhcd
MIAMI, Jan. 10.—Martin Dow
ney, 15, beaten into a settti-consciousncss with lighted kcrosonj
lamp last night nt his home near
the city limits by two unknown as
sailants who robbed him of $400 nccording to a report made to the
police this morning.
Complete Stock
P hone
.Majof Thornton Mills, pnstor of
New
England,
Congregational
Church, Chicago, is defying efforts
of his church council to removo
him from his pulpit. He incurred
the council’s displeasure by his
alleged ‘‘radicalism." He made
soap-box orators and other liberals
just r.s welcome us those commun
icants who were paying pew rent,
it is charged.
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tures there is one especially adapted ttf the fall needs
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fertilizer to satisfy every need of your soil and crop.
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Shop for good barber
The Best Quality
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Ball Hardware Co, Next to Valdez.
BEBLIN, Jan. 12. — An Iron
JERUSALEM, Jan. 12.— That
splinter, one millimeter long, wo3 Palestine, the land of many dis
recently removed from the eye of ease;', can become a land of health,
a locksmith with the aid of a gignntic magnet. The splinter had
been in the patient’s cyo for three
months before it could he located.
Eleven sittings, during each of
which the splinter, which wn.i lo
cated in n remote corner of tho
eye, was brought forward a little
farther, were necessary to com
plete the operation.
Dr. Paderborn, the oculist in
charge, was particularly concern-
Every HouseW lfe
ALUMINUM
112 Park Avenue
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Needed
J. E. Scarlett,
Fred Hall.
W. S. Earle,
Mrs. Ellen Martin,
I. I); Martin,
Alyers H. Hereto:*,
KatuHickinsonStewart
W. Maxwell Stewart,
William Nordstrom.
Minnie Johnson,
A rthur V. Vyatrom,
John W. I’e/old, ,
Mrs. Jesse It. HaHItnn
C. E. Patterson,
C. F. Teague,
T. C. Mundy, *
Sam Fleischer,
C. 1). Ilromley,
Hr. C. M. Mitchell.
Cha.les Henry
Forest Hake,
Frank I*. Forster,
R. II. Herg,
Harry T. Hodwcll
H. F. Whit nor.
A. R. Key,
Hen. A. DeCottes,
Edward Higgins,
W. ('. Smith.
W. A. I.effler,
R. J. Holly,
W. I’, g a rte r,
C. W. Lloyd,
R. C. Maxwell,
Fred T. Williams.
W. M. Scott,
dcorge I). Mishap,
E. I.. Markell,
Cha.les Dunn,
Sandy Anderson,
Dr. H. I). Caswell,
Nelson d ray ,
J. S. Wilson,
A. E. Yowell,
A. I*. Connelly,
J. II. Til Iis,
S. (). Chase,
C. J. Marshall.
W. S. Price,
II. C. Du Hose,
d . E. I.aVigne,
Hell Air Realty Co,
II. H. Lewis,
W. M. Haynes,
Fred Dorner,
A rthur E. Hreen,
S. M. Lloyd,
Hall Hardware Co.
O. P. Herndon,
A. K. Hossette.*,
E. Nix Rossetter,
R.* C. llower,
Howard F. Esten,
Marion R. Hndwell,
Coleman (lift Shop,
R. W. Pear man, Jr,
Frank Lossing,
Howard Fnville.
J. W. Corley,
J. H. Lawson,
H arry A. Reed,
J. C. Collier,
llritt Realty Co.,
Fred It. Wilson,
Edward I). Ely,
Joe Chittendon,
C. W.-Entzminge
C. M. Hand,
W arren R. Smith,
Dr. W. T, Langley,
J. a Little,
R. L. I)enn,
J. D. Hood,
Lloyd F. Boyle,
Paul Lake,
dcorge 1). Hridgett
W. C. Hill.
R. A. Newman.
For one or more shares at $100 each with only 25 per cent cash and the balance payable monthly over a period of
FORREST LAKE, President
President Seminole County Hank
F. P. POPSTER, Vice-President
President First National Bank,
R. II. HERO, Vice-President.
Secretary-Treasurer The Sanford Herald
B. F. WHITNER, Secretary
Cashier First National Ban!
HARRY T. BODWFJ.L, Ceneral Manager
President and Treasurer Bodwell Realty Co
R. KEY, Treasurer
Cashier Seminole County Bapk
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Forrest Lake
B. F. Whitner
F. P. Forster
\ . R. Key
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Ceorge A. DeCottes
Harry T. Bodwell
Edward Higgins
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st Documents
V a m p ”W ins in Soap Sculpture
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That Causl -Cfaanhor of Press and
!* TJImatc Government Action
li IsForReryof Party Enemies
Hamburg Humorist
Competition
Flays Nationalities
' HAMBURG, Jsn . 13^—A column
conductor on the Hamburg Cor
respondent has complied a number
of opinions about the salient char
acteristics of men of different n a
tionalities. Here are some of them:
"One American is a silent drink
er. Two organize a limited com
pany, end three em ^t the prohibi
tion of alcohol.”
“One Englishmon is an eccen
tric creature. Two organize an
athletic contest, and three make a
great nation.”
"One German is a pedant. Two
found a brewery, and three make
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“One Italian is a syndicalist. Two
make a love tragedy and three
march against Rome.”
"One Russian represents a varie
ty of political parties.”
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>weret documents that fell into the
r
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hafnU'df the French press and pro.* *■ m
[ *volred' insistent demands that the
."ifovcmment takr* repressive meas: tires against Bolshevik agitators in
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v^fimee have been declared to l>e
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-forgeries by the official Bolshevik
vnran, Humanite, but such papers
xm m tn m sstm
aa the Temps and Liborte, which
. have puhHshrd some of the docu•sm m
- Wonts in' detail, insist that they
Lake Worth—Proposed improve
are tfmuino. They appear in many
ments on Hypoluxo Island to cost
•respect- to accord perfectly with
$85,000.
*+mm
•>the recently increased activities
of Boi shovilt organizations.
Bradenton—$783,000 bond issue
The principal document, which
voted for civic improvements.
set* forth tho gcncral’plnn of pro
paganda and proselyting, begins
■frith a census blank that all mcm<
*. W&K?SHT
I'hcrw nf- the party are called upon
'•<0 fill out; sign and turn in t otheir
rw pcnm e groups: this slip gives
Judges in Art Center Competition Give Brenda Putnam First■Prize
tho central organization means of
Over Six Hundred Other Entries
1 immediately reaching every merit'h e r of the party and of watching
Any breaking out or skin irri
IIlf winning ways
a vamp won by Margaret Posigule for her from sculpturing. I think It will
and Controlling his nets. Then fol
trlunigh. <I In i,‘;r it mall “ Mlcptiant.” and the third prize cf alno be an Inspiration to other tation on face, neck or body is
lows an outline of the composition
Hcu'pluri’ foni-nt, lining f!lio. went to " Rabbit” by ttiinon sculptors. Everybody cannot af-; overcome puickest by applying
•p t-th e “cellules il’entrepriso” or while soup aa a m dlur.i, r<«*nUy Monelslo. About BOO piece* from ford to experiment In marble, nor Mcntho-Sulphur says a noted spec
■call*! of industries.” These “cells” heM in New Vort . wh ii Mn-riig. nil over lip* country were entered have they the strength to handle1 ialist. Because of its germ de
are Organizations set up in every I*utivinr»> "Th*- Vamp” -*rii*-»: nil In tho contest, including portraits, tho heavy blocks, hut everyone can; stroying properties, nothing has
wort:rhop where Communis ts arc the flrti piico of i2.r.o oil.-r.-'J by llguna, animals, and oven abr-iract ley to develop sculpture ability In ever been found to take tho place
AcnrpUynh They are intended to Procter
of this sulphur preparation that
ton p."
Ramble. M.< Ripley Ideas.
reryo m agents for conversion of flllclicock. pic;'i l>-nt of the Art
Other cities may have a chance! instantly brings rase from the
Miss Putnam, a noted New York
thrir fellow workmen to the Bol
*i at. r. which coiidurled the con- nenlptor, who lmn won many to see the most Interesting pieces itching, burning and irritation.
•ahevi!; c: *» *, and to make it pos •st. la shown in the picture with other prises and medals, rays: entered In the contest, as arrange-!
Mentho-Sulphur heals eczema
sible to‘obtain Immediate action in li-.s T'utnarn. prln* v.luner. ond ‘Tarvlng In snap hns been an In- meats zro being made to exhibit right up, leaving tho skin clear and
eveto'intlnatfy nnd trade or pro
rhe Vamp” in th t-v- >rt.
[ rpiratlon to me, ijeeauee It hna them Li leading museums through-l1smooth. It seldom fails to relieve
fession whoa the wort! is given by
I the torment or disfigurement. A
Tho second prize of *1^0. vaal-hown im aow m r I had gotten out tV * -ountrv.
the central organization.
little jar of Rowica Mentho-Sul
Tch dirtier of the "cells” are to
phur may he obtained at any drug
report tho movements of all Comstore. It 13 used like cold cream.
Rhodes Scholars
Prussian Prisoners
m unhlj; t . obtuin complete infor
mation ns to the resources, habit:*,
Increase In Number
Made Comfortable
wfttdiEgiuo, rxililic* nrul -religion
du tre ir employers; to locate all
LONDON, Jan. 13.—The state
BERLIN,
Jan. 13.—Prussian
looks of arms nnd nmmunitinn
id generally to supply the cenment for the academic year 1923- prisoners are now making the life
>1 orrnniratim ••; h inch infor1921, issued by tho Rhodes Trust in
wcM-behnved prisoners much
LONDON, Jan. 13.—The little connection with the Rhodes Schol of
itlon as w:li give it every possieasier,
and endeavoring to lead
•Me hold on the- bourgeois class.
shrp girls of Ireland arc responsi
prisoners
back to normal life by
arships,
shows
that
during
the
f- 'I here la provision tor the reor- ble for a boom in the artificial sill:
Apniuitb •• of iLc party by Jan. 1,
year HI Rhodes scholars took up modifying their punishment to the
J92.', anu the establishment of new trade tha; is one of the bright their scholarships for the first same degree that they show them
selves worthy of confidence.
Communist groups in Puris as well spots in the business life of these time.
The hair of prisoners is no long
The number actually in residence
as in the province . It is act form isles.
er shaved off, nnd light rooms dec
IK’o tha'. il. • party i.ui-t intensify
The manufacturers of a new pro- for either the whole year or part orated
with flowering plants nrs
■and develop it*, action among the
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of the academic year was 220.
ess of weaving ar.ifieial silk ma- those froln the United States num- given to wrongdoers who behave
i^bor union, and endeavor to give cess
A more Important place to women tenuis, an industry started long bering 111 and those from tho themselves nnd are industrious.
In htc revolutionary movement. Ijc'ore the war, are now hanking British empire 109. The academic They are also given better food.
TVrrl: among the pcaSunts is not t<> fatted dividends because the girls year 1924-1925 starts with 180 Imprisonment in darkened rooms
has been abandoned entirely.
In? neglected, find the calling of a in the :th ips nnd offices, and even scholars in residence.
Kearniit
Communist
congress
Notice in given that the value Working hours are reduced from
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r>
. . . is set schools, are no longer content to
has , been, in- ten to nine daily in the case of
imiiwy. feasant soviets a r c , vvcar (t10 cotton stockings anil cot- of the scholarship
,
be organized.
ton Mouses which they displayed C™,1,C(I ,f,ir tllt!
l’>’ *$• “l** men who show an inclination to
study, and conduct themselves in
M i l e activities of Communists in Ircfore and throughout the war.i
l'tf a " ,nInnunl t>°?us of
ftie colonie , art* prescribed la p a H Th^t apdlude''for"style ‘changing which the holder must be prepared I nn orderly manner when not at
Pgraph whi h.i ays "the party wiILf which in America could make and to
wlth atfother 52oD I work.
Jertaki u vigorous propaganda unmake flapper fashions 'overnight, 8 yt>nr
French imperialism ami will or nr ve:; slower in England, and a
----------------------------I Stuart—37,000 acre tract in
long line of
ganize them• with
to .their
New Smyrna—Corporate limits Pnlm Bench county, along
English
... a »view
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Jyear
'*«* or so
'I ago the
MIL 1M
IL-1I II girls
Lliri>
I'l it 'f’ ln o r"1 1 * toward th»» f„un,] t]laj imidi of their Mantling of city to be definitely extended to new Florida Wostern & Northern
Atlantic ocean beach.
Railroad, to be developed.
kdlc of 102o n congrcKs of colo- wn,
upnn silk Blockings.
al pi*!./ e to that elfect.
The manufacturer!! of the urtifiThe detaih of organization pro- rial silk then reopened their mills,
:de lot a- i‘.'ition among foreign dosed by post war dormancy, and!
arkei: in I'.ance, and in the ar- have kept the factories working
Hy. and int.en.iified revolutionary overtime
producing
stockings,
fitntioi* in the parliamentary blouse* nnd i.th 'r similar articles.
Iroun of *Iun party under the .-ui- The artificial -ilk trade ha grown t
L*rvi dm of a member of the par- until now iuo ;t of the long estab-!
r who i not a deputy and who woolen and cotton spinning firms
ill i rt u i;yretary for the Com- are producing artificial silk of
iuni < roup in tine Chamber of some sort. Maehinjry for mak-i
deputies.
ing artificial silk garments nnd
* Continuing the document rays novelties is being invented and
Hint tiie present politiral situation marketed daily.
It Fra r . is extremely favorable
The* industry has spread also to
The Buick Valvejo Com nunist propaganda, and India, where artificial silk shawls
^inrge! every member of the par- .headdresses and cloths are being
v.'ith the obligation of bringing produced with even a mors luxIn -H ead Engine
^ on*: new member.
t'tioUj gloss and feathery softness
than real silk.
starts easily—runs
OR * .'• !' LIGHTS PROPOSED
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Everybody Says It—Sales Prove It
Hudson Leads Because
Note These Prices
They are below all comparison
It gives greatest value for
money. It undersdls all
because the world’s largest J
ume of six-cylinder closed
gives greater cost advant
HUDSON
on the famous Super-Six
SULPHUR IS BEST COACH... *1345
TO CLEAR SKIN S E D A f * WL) £ 7 3 3
vM
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Vanity Of Flappers
Brings Prosperity
T o English Mills
SEPA M
Its motor is the famous
Six which Hudson pat
nnd exclusively holds.
Comparison further st
what everybody says andi
sales prove.
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SEMINOLE MJDSON--ESSEX CO.
NASH
Nash Leads the World in Motor Car Value
New Advanced Six Sedan,
$ 1485,
fa
o. b. factory
121-inch W heelbase
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l ORLANDO, Jnn. 13.—A unique
theme for lighting Orlando has
ecn ugg sted to the chamber of
lonuverro and ha:. *«i :*n taken ua
er *,.* ithtration. Witii the sngestio-i * r. submitted designs ful*
*w
* to he used, whieii would
'■ «i it- *1 or trao-parent glass
f o nng ■ o they would be easy
u lit*' •
At tiie top would he
m a ' metal cap rRfpesentlng
:av« • of nn orange.
Results That Last
Cod
Liver
til—-the ; laldets are made to
ike the nluco of that good, but
vi! no,ailing, stomach upsetting
**ilitin and they surely do it.
4A very sickly chib* age 9, gaind 12 pound in 7 months.
Ark Bower Ph*irnm*y or any
t u g g i s t for McCoy's Cod Liver
hi t 'eni • und Tablets—the origini and gei aim -»• easy to take
» C H ie ly an*l *H) tablets, fiO cents.
matic heat control
on the carburetor
that takes the or
WhenTletter
Automobiles
are cB u ilt,
*Buick W ill
tBui!J Them
dinary annoyance
out o f cold weath
er driving.
Otic p ro o f o f Bu ick
is in cold weather
starting and driving
VOIJE WILLIAMS, Dealer.
“ Where Courtesy and Service nre ‘Param ount’*
f ed. Liver Oil in Sugar Coated
Tr.hlftii Put* on Flesh nnd
Builds -Them I p.
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ex clu siv e, a u to
SANFORD BUICK COMPANY
AND WEAK?
In juat a few days—quicker
hnn you ever di amt of—these
rondcrful henlth building, flesh
lukir. tablets called McCoy’s Cod
fiver Oil Company Tablets will
I i*i t to help any thin, underrclglt little Qflf.
After . ickness an*! where rb*c ti are suspectnl they are esicially valuahlr. No need to give
zero. Buick has an
Proven by Sanford People
Thousands of kidney sufferersj
have trice! remedy utter remedy
with ^ only temporary
benefit.1
That's mighty discouraging! But
one kidney remedy has earned n
reputation for lasting results and
there’s plenty of proof right her
in Sanford.
Rend this experience of one win*
B) * N ilRIDGE SOON
used Doatl’s Pills years ago anil
BRADENTON, Jnn. 13.— I. F. now makes her endorsement even
!<■>:■ 'r
. h *- T "mrtnecr of con- £tron gui.
Mrs. W. F. Leavitt, 317 W. Third
Inn it mi the ISrndcntnn-Palinr?> bridge a crocs the Manatco riv- Street.,
, ,
, ,Hanford, , says;. “Sharp
r. a.:-:' races that work on th.* V“ fl:1
"'rough my back ami
>11!
dollar stru c t jic will begin f . , r,‘ wa» « «ull ache across my
an t
Afttemblifis: crews now I !vl, ncV f1 ,
!lluc' tl ,
T0
- r <1 III making ready
4 t V,
V0? ,<ln 1
tm : i. 'Ming -in ultaneouslv a*
* suffered from terrible
oth end. of the bridge
headache:-.
a I’dls cured
me.
'I he above statnment was given
’-IDOL HNltOLMF.NT BIG
March 19. 1918 end . n Feb. 2.
TAM, A Jam 13.— Hillsborough ,yr 2:
L^ Y i,tt ad',t!,1: T1 h'*v'
»»»-*.v and Tampa ucnools have un
'1
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Wqllment thi . scusno »f n) >rt D(>»n * aured me.
hail 23.900 pupil; who are ta u g h t' - COt‘ .a - n*J dealers. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
y Cl,7 teachers.
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mag
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�TUESDAY,'JANUARY IS; 1928
i^ r Are K e e n
Old Holdings
She May Be Queen!
FTOWN, Jan. 12.—Germins
•hcrnin* to
T i n y Filipino Is
To jBeconje Groom Diseases Cur
Declares Speci:
Born In D ifferent Years
1•
(Hector’s
BERLIN, Jan. 13#—Every ,i
ty AfW ajre.sta in p s thatw w
.
drmnn states 01
German federal government
on view at n postage ctnmp
held here this month in comt
oration of the seventy-fifth i
vorsary of the issuance of Gci
stamps and the fiftieth annivei
of the founding of the Unlv
Postal Union.
The fair Yras devoted neltui
| to German philately. The vS
tudei of th . World W ar fount
press ion in the numerous
charges of Belgian, French, Pc
Rumanian, Russian and othei
sues y German post oSices in c
pled areas, and the surcharge
British, French and Belgian
offices on stamps of the G#«
colonies.
There was eloquent testimon
the hectic conditions of the U
Uon period by the infinite vw
of new issues and surcharged
issues that succeeded each o
almost before the ink was dry.
Some exhibitors made a spe
ty of collecting the tempoi
stamps of military Intermi
camps, such as Ruhleen, during
World War. Others collected h
ing but the registration sta;
of German cities. One colfe
Plant City—Work to start on seemi: to have spsnt a lifet
$30,000 street improvement pro discovering the delicate differ*]
of color in certain stamps, suel
gram.
the H i shilling violet of Hambi
issue of 1864. —
Tampa—Plans completed for
construction of two city bridges;
Tampa—Building permits
aggregate cost $700,000.
during ip24 totaled *460,8
compared with $230,123 Iasi
Okccchohee—State Rond No. 8
to be widened between Kissimmee
Clearwater—Good headway
River mid Lake Annie.
ing made improving local har!
MANILA, Jan. 13.—DI%1. Diki,
diminutive chieftain of the Island
of North Ubian, Sniu, after ninny
disappointments In love, has fi rect procedure' Is followed. These
nally won the nffectlona of Ajnra- diseases ate melanoso and stemtut, also a llliputian, and the wed end rot. j The procedure calls for
ding will take place ahartfy a t Jolo pruning 'In wlntqr, boforc- the
spring flush c f growth; and aprpy-j
capital of the province.
Dikl Dikl, who Is the most Im ing with .'1-3-50 bordeaux m ixture1
portant man of the island, is Just (plus oil) from ten to twenty days
after the blossoms have dropped.” I
3GVa inchcj In height while hiu
This, in brief, is' what ' O. K.
fiancee Is three inches shorter.
Burger, plnnt pathologist of th e 1
Ajnrntoi who livas on the Island Florida Experiment Station, has
of IJsada, ten miles from North to say about hew to control thcSc
Ubiun, Is 1 years old mid has hud troublesome diseases' of \ citrus
many suitors for her hand. Diki fruit. Discussing the. subject, he
Dikl, however, In spit*1of his. 50 snym further:
y ra rv h a s Won over nil his compelWinter is ,the dormant season,
ilors. Mahnria Klram. Diki Dikl’.-* or the most nearly dormant seachief rivaT for tfie' affections of i son, in the citrus grove, hnli those
Ajnratol is to be best man nt the.m onths are the time when pruning
wedding and Imam Qviif another should bo done. Pruning in spring
rival, Is to perform tho Moham •
medun ceremony.
The grand
daughter of Hadji Butu, the most
Twin blathers, but born in different months and different years. That’s
what thdsc two Amarillo (Tex) boys ran tell, tho world when they grow
up. The nurse is shown holding James Ray Daniel in her right arm
and Thomas Rax Dunief in the left arm. James liny wns born at l>:45
p, m„ Dec. 31; Thomas Rex wns bum at 1:40 a. m., Jan. 1. Each
weighed 7 1-2 pounds at hirth. The father, a barber, now has some,
ihlng to talk to his customers about besides racing and bascbnli.
restored to
Lwill virtually bo
L - .-----------r . iitical proposals
if. certain pel*'
.Mail's porresponluptl'd. ThebWhap
as saying:
Potei the
tho prime
- eral llertzog,
nv
„ j fo the request of
entire self govleritt*03 forhave
L,t- and we — a legislative
— •
-cutnosed of elected members,
fi^ y s a y th a t^ » « n .
, ,k0 ht»u?e will be a German.
L event it is easy to imagine
Bhigs being pulled in Berlin,
Li result would be equivalent
■dine Booth-West Africa back
■German people”
f c L.r GiVman properties m
Bcroons. West Africa were
K for nuction recently and
■ t *1 125,1)00. ‘ Protest wnB
K ihe beginning of the sale
E h lands should not be nl■ o revert tc German ownur■ut the auctioneer said that
E enemy subjects would be
I ] to bid. The bulk, howin s taken b ya British subE t d said, although he had
■ them for speculation, he did
bend to resell them to Cor
S
In pruning, Dr. Burger advises
that implements be disinfected be
fore and after commencing work,
an ^ at intervals during the day.
lie says cut out AI.L dead or with
ered wood, that such wwcod is the
hotbed of the spores of ntolnnose
and other disenscs.
!ota—Site on Banana Ave
ilected for erection of ?J,
Heretofore some society girl in silk and furs has been chcsen queen of
San Francisco’s Mnrdi Gras. But it may be different this year. Con
ir extehtdon^'of waterworks stance White, a telephone operator, has been chosen by a committee
of business men to compete with the social ilghts for the queenship.
er system.
Winter Haven—Sub-division of
Loonurd property under way.
This Space Donated By
LAKE JESSUP LAND CO
ORANGE AND BLACK HOTEI
a f Per
LONG WOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
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■New Year Resolutions
MOM’N POP
- n
WENDELL;
¥ BE CHOSEN1
HARVARD COACH
m
W ; '' ’
George Gibson New
Coach For Chicago
Succeeding Dugey
Ski-Goir, Latest in Sport
CHICAGO, Jan. 13.—George Gib
son, veteran catcher and former
pilot of the Pittsburgh Pirates,
.Monday became coach of the Chi
cago Cubs, succeeding Oscar Dutey, who was unconditionally reeased.
Gibson, n student of the old
school started his baseball career
with the Buffalo club in 1003, He
joined the pirates in 1D04. remain
ing for eleven years. While with
the Pittsburgh d ub he crtnblished
a major longue record for entching
consecutive gomes. This record
150 games stood until Ray Sclialk
of the White Sox look the honor by
backstopping in 151 contests.
Gibson went to the New York
Giants in 1017 nnd 1018, but was
sent to Montreal the following year
Pittsburgh claimed Gibson an man
ager in 1020 but in 1022 he was
succeeded by William McKechnie.
The new conch the following
season coached the Washington
Senators under the management
of Donnie Hush. Last season Gib
son spent his time hunting nnd
fl: hing.
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Former All-American Full
back and Recently Coach at
W illiam s College Reported
An LlkelyFisher’srSuccesso
nM rSuccgjketshrdlelshrdlun
CAMBRIDGE, Ma**., Jan. 13,—
The report that Percy Wendell,
farmer idl-American fullback, re
cently coach nt William* and now
under contract with I-cijrH univer
sity, would be sought, a* head coach
it Harvard for the 1925 season,
mu circulated Inte Monday after
Frcd'W. Moore, Graduate trensur■of athletic*, had denied that
rles D. Dally, former Harvard
Army quarterback, had been
{elected for the position by the
fraduate advisory foothnll comnittcc. c While no official stntenent was forthcoming, ns to the
tituB of Robert T. Fisher, head
oach of the Crimson for six years,
t was generally accepted in Hnrard athletic circles that the Fishr r e g im e wns over and that a
ew coaching administration would
» inaugurated with’ the next footall season.
Members of the advisory footall committee, whose meeting in
loston Inst night gave rise to the
amors of Daly’s selection, mainithed silence today. Well infor1 members of the Harvard nthitlc association ndmittcil, however
lat there wns a strong desire to
Main Wendell’s services.
Wendell who made n record ns
each during his four years at Wilams, has jdgned a contract to
if^ch Lehigh elevens for three
a a n . This contract calls for $10,90 a year, it Is understood. When
Pcndell accepted the offer, It was
dth the understanding that he
'Ould bo released if ended by Harard, according to reports pubahed a t the time,
Fisher refused Monday to conrm or deny reports that he had
(aliened.
Flsh6r, who wns captain of Hnrird ’s IlDll team, succeeded Percy
aughton as head conch in 1010.
Is tennis won their objective
»me with Yule in that year, and
ireo following, hut met with
uahlng defeat in 1023 and 1021.
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Leave j t to the ladles fair to introduce the latest innovations. Here
we have Miss Kay Clark of New York City playing a round of golf
a t Poland Springs, Me., on her skiis. The fad has gone over big at
Poland Springs, Me., and Lake Placid, New York, where there Is al
ways plenty of snow for ski-golf. Despite the rather awwkward stance
made necessary because of the use cf skiis .some surprisingly low
scores have been mad.-. The caddy, Francis Regan, is also simllnry
equipped and follows Miss Clark with ease.
Phantom Finn Will Race In Chicago
And New York City During This Week
Quick
MACK IN FORT MYERS.
FORT MYERS, Jan. 13.—Connie
Muck, president of the Philadelphia
American League ^bnsobnll club,
hns arrived here to inspect the lo
cal grounds that are being pre
pared for the Athletics’ training
field this spring.
The" pitchers
Will arrive hero Feb. 22, he states
nnd the remainder of the team will
show up a week Inter.
GRIFFITH LV TAMPA.
TAMPA, Jan . 13.—f lurk Grif
fith, president of the Washington
American League world champions
h:i» arrived here anil established
an office in n local hotel. He will (
remain here several weeks, or u n -.
til tiie world champion players fin
ish their spring training. Manag
er ’Harris is expected to arrive
lu re after finishing a tour of the
state.
W a y to Stop 1
Persistent, racking coughi
by rapidly weakening yourt
tem lays you open to more<
infections, era be checked oftai
defect that okJ-lima tried or.ilere™
-Uf. Beil’s Pine-Tar Hor.cy. Adi
icanrm. Doctors *ay there b ntffa *
tar 10 quickly lev.'Jen and rernertj
r.nd ccnnestira which tre the
the coughing, white the hnnrjb
r -_rr_: =: f tcasant tnste and helps sootfei
u clteit artonishirqr howcuitk)}*,
lion relieve*the atuhturnest cc«2r
Hut be sure you net the oriffcjifl
Pine-Tar Honey, andnocuhttaut t
lias been Known tor oversquan
as the best. It is scisntificallyei—
Just the rich! proportions of pw*
and other qtiidi-actina hralait,
; which the best dictois have fisM>.
quick relief. Contains no CDatrt el
harmful drURKso can be sitesra v
childtcn—fine Ur tpavir'Alic crml
went tilt beet, a medicine: caeiJ
the ite\ rrc t couch ovirnishi, ra,,
get Dr. Dell's. Onlv 30cat anyctudt^
An advertising school exclusive
NEW YORK, Tan. 13.— Paavo , a t the mile, mile and a quarter and
ly
for women is conducted in Lon
Classified Directory is for y o u r]
Nurmi will put his remarkable I mile and a half posts.
don.
convenience. Rend it.
•Peed ami stamina to its greatest
The Finn's race here is schcdul*
tests this week when on successive tisi
it i tu
rn ' p.
|’, iiiaM
n m : i which
n i m n he
siv
ed ifor
8:30
m,„ after
nights he will attem pt to lower will hustle to a tra.n leaving nt
seven world s indoor records in two jorlO fur Chicago, arriving there
Miami—11)21 building operations
races at New York and Chicago., . at 8:30 the following
—
night and in Miami and .Miami Reach totaled
I wice before, nt the Olympics, | providing just enough lime for him [ $25,000,000. Census gained *140
tind nguui n week ago at .Madison
hop to the Illinois A. C. games per cent from 1010 to 1921, and 300
Square Garden, the phantom rniii 1IIH| don a track suit.
per cent from 1020 to 1024.
demonstrated his ability to run two ______________________________________________________________
To Toss Horse Shoes record-iiteal'ing races within lees
than two hours of each other. Even
OLD HOME TOWN
By STANLEY
'’or $5,000
in Prizes these
performances, iiw
however,
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eclipsed ifif he
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snccesaful in
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LAKE WORTH. Jan.
Jan 13.—Cash
LI.—C ash. ^nj^hing any rrcnHs here Thitrs- j
__ ... ,0,-1 day nigt, taking a 21 our tra in '
i« 'c* iiinti
v,n uti'
10 will he awarded winners in J tide U Chicago nnd then racing to
e second straight tournament to' victory, and new record* again j
i held here by the National Horse there Friday night against Jul *j
ILL tlL L tou WH'V • bUT THF«*
» .A H T t P N 5 T M S C t - 1 *Iw r r *-°
me Pitchers' association nccord- Ray and other stars.
RCoeMCE."- OiVv cma*T,CD
5*ir flow'll NO-NO- s e u
g to-A1 -Michler, president. The
Nurmi is slated to run 3,0111) me hfOt)
, t LL THIS iGE-r t e n OA1S ME F J i g ? P O t i - A C 5 r
urney will be held Feb. 10-28. A tres or slightly les. than two miles
MOOSE.V [Ton wotubbin OUT A FiE.-E. IN M r S u M t s r .R
leh lurger gathering is expect- at Madison Square (iarden Thurs I Rtiimes* IlHti OCAC& K lT C H E M a n d *T vNASflT
CCAf.
than participated Inst year day in connection with the nation
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len |he tournament lasted only al junior indoor championship*. On
U tviJA t;
e days.
Cash amounting to his way to the finishes ho will he
‘
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—
LM’ J
,000 will be given in prizes, decked nt the mile and a half nnd
Jkh
die the trophic* will amount to mile and three-quarters marks. At
90 to winners and a $500 bonus Chicago In* wall run a mile and
three-quarters and be clucked also
the national n*socintion.
»g .t vei*Y
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PINE -T A R -
FOR C0I
V—
nmity Dies Slowly
In German Plants
RKtJFI.ATLS FLYING
'A I
MIAMI, Jan. 13.—An emergen
cy ordinance ha* been passed by*
the city council of .Miami Reach
making it unlawful for any air
craft excepting balloons to come
within 1,000 feet of the ground nt
Miami Reach. It also provided
that no aircraft could land within
1,500 feet of where a crowd is con
gregated.
BERLIN, Jan. 13.—Of the varii interallied missions which have
>n 1functioning in Germany
ce the end of the war. there is
s of the least upon which posins are not eagerly sought. This
the* Military Commission of
itrol, whoso dutv it i* to probe
0 Germany’s military activities
Fort Pierce .Now building pro
il see that no arms are being
inufaetured beyond tin* limits jects include $50,000 hotel, $20,000
nvided by the Treaty of Versuil- apartment house and 20 new
i. There have been many un- dwellings.’
insapt incidents when official
sits ^vero made to fortresses and
Calles’ Son
iimunition plant*.
Since the commission began its
irk fti 1919 some 993 official vis1 hole licon paid to quarter* ronctetb one way or another with
e German army. A tin* coining
the4 commission mem hers is
own to the German official* at
1st -18 hour* in advance, the .
.................ii.
* pokM'i*.T(bn I
w» generally ■i* rin •the
thy 'rcskjonts of the district
ierei the inspection is to take
ice. - Nearly always menacing
iwd* assemble, and the police
ve to He 'called to disperse the
itatur* who often threaten to do
■j foreigners bodily harm.
mer icans Become
Flyers In Europe
QcEi C*cjT-rBt%. m
mjhd
tlD G S
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tw o
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la n t
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MO W A S 'A t e 1 C A M O
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a
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P D E a M ED
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k llitN J \0 < J c o r n s HOMCS* 1& M O R R O W
t WANT Yew Tb e e iN C S MG A L A R & 5
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T H A Ift. T & N «C
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coolness and mellow
_ ” are a revelation,
to pipe smokers
Back about 1870,James N.Wellman
developed a secret tobacco process
v-luch non instant and widespread
favor. Ityielded njtiller-bodied
which ju 4l seemed
vith
a pipe. J N o one else ever knew
his secret until w c acquired
‘Wellmans MethotT’and by it s
t n c'ines5y »i lidness umjragmnce means made' Qrangerllpugh Cut"
erman Artists Get
Rental on Paintings
les.
AVCB
U K e YC3UR3 TOCSN'T NCCP ANY HA|f2 "CDMIC i
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. —
noricuPs develop a penchant for
ing when they get to Europe,
rording to Lieutenant John P.
n Zandt, of the United State-*
■ tarnce, who lias just returned
im a 15,000 mile air trip through
iropc (studying development of
niuerriul aeronautics.
During the summer week* 1.000
ssengers leave London by plane
r Paris, and the majority are
iieriean tourists. More than 35,) Americans have flown between
t British and French capitals,
Hag from faqr to eight hours
the trip, nnd avoiding the turleat fingtoh t’haiinei which has
i*ed many a traveler to lose his
c fori the sea.
MUNICH. Jan. 13. German a r
ts huke devised a novel way of
rning a little money while proL-tive purchasers of their paintr» are making up their minds,
rough a central organization
y will loan their pictures, at a
all fee, to individuals and lo-
lO
0»> TUB T O W N t _ o r , T S
President Plutarcho Ellas Calles cf
This is Adolfo E. Caltea, son of
Mexico. Ho has been visiting in
the United IMntea. This picture
was taken in Ran Antonio, Texas,
following his Hrsl airplane flight.
He eijo j i d L iiuiiioasely.
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v n .,n 3 In Stockholm *3
1abandoned for purpo^, ill
; innl confinement arid*V*‘
I toniwl into a historical
| and depository for the rJ
| ives.
Priceless document now J
cd on shelve* in .the
relics cf the stone age n/L
n».e set up in the court y»j”!
the prisoners
once
their exorcise, nnd fine n
of church furniture and i
together with historical
from nil ages nnd fr„m r
ciy country in Europe^
■display In the lurger ha]j,3
The most interesting i 1
collection in the Oestern.
im; is an exhibit of fv
some of the 1,800 SwetW
in the defense of Vida J
tb.q raiders Voldemar *
nearly GOO venr* ag(l, jL
rkulla and bones are stilra
in chain mail, which is J
ly well preserved, and d
i.st.i are showing keen id
1hese_»ke[otons i n jin n orl
C O U G
Johnson Or Lane May
Become New Owner of
The Vernon Franchise
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13.— Re
ports that H, W. Lane, former
owner of the Salt Lake club of
the Pacific Const Rnschnll League,
nnd Walter Johnson, veteran pitch
er of the Washington club of the
American League, were bidding
against each other for the Vernon
club franchise were in circulation
here Monday. These reports were
coincident with a session of direc
tors of the coast league to discuss
a 1025 playing schedule and other
league matters.
Lane, while denying he held an
option on the Vernon club, said
either he or Johnson would get the
franchise, according to the high
est bid made.’
The club owners nnd directors
voted to piny a post-season "little
world series’’ with thu American
Association.
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a. jail for living vi)|jln
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HAYNES & RATLIFF. Printers rates on request
and office outfitters. Phono 340.
C O I.IJM D U fi i O s . ) T . R t X J K n — C l a s s 115 Park Avenue.
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lation In Rnutltweatern Georgia.
PAPER HANGER^
Iiate He ffl-worrt) lino.
I. L. TALBOTT—Painter and pa TO REACH the prosperous farm
per hanger. Phone 310. 115
ers and fern growers of Volusia
Park Avenue.
county advertisa in the DeLend
Daily News, rate lc per word, cash
REAL ESTATE
with order.____________
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tinel. Thousands of Maino peo
property listed nnd for rale. Of
fice 108 Second St., Near Park ple are interested in Florida prop
erty. Reach them through th*
Avenue. Phone 282.
Sentinel. Rate card on applica
J. E. SPURLING, sub-division tion______
specialist. Subdivision to Or ADVERTISE in tCe Joumal-Horald. South Gcorgin'a greatest
lando. Florida, and F l o r a
Heights, Florida on Dlxio High- newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
wny.
weekly and Sunday Classified rates
10c per line. Waycross JournalSTOVES
Herald, Waycroas. Georgia.
SANFORD STOVE WORKS—Oil
stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE—
ovens nnd victrolas. Your credit
Send in your subscription to tho
is good. Phono 49L-3. 321 First Tribune or ham! it to your locnl
Street.
denier so you can rend Florida's
greatest newspaper. One yenr
___TIN AND METAL WORK
$8.00,
$4.00, three months
JAMES H. COWAN—Ail kinds $2.00. 6Ifmonths
you
desire
$1,000 insur
of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. ance policy add 75 cents
to your
Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak c file r.____
_
Avenue nnd Third Street. Telephone 111.___________________ “ DO YOU WANT to buy or seU
If so advertise in
TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS th nnything?”
e ' '‘Gainesville Sun."
All makes of typewriters for WKST VIROINtA—Clarksburg, The
sale on easy terms, for rent, also ClnrUslmrir Exponent, morning
repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 InrUtillng Sunday, mnrntnp Issue.
I cent por word, minimum R e.
Bali Bldg.
_______ VETERINARIAN_______ HKVET.OPKltS ATTKNTfON—Pen
sacola la beginning tbe ( r e a l m deDR. A. DOLAN—Veterinarian. veinpment In (tlurlrta’s history; a
I)olan3 Vetinnry Remedies. 313 half million dollar highw ay to tho
Kirif bench Jtial
finished; n two
E. Second St., Sanford, Fla.
million do’.lar hrlrtxo across Escnm-
. Rooms For Rent
■a
ce in this
tECTORY
IONE
148
Directory
FOR RENT—Front bed room. Furniaiied. 807 Magnolia Ave,____
FUR KENT—Rooms with or with
out meals.
Reasonable rates.
Lincoln Hotel._________________
FOR RENT—Desirable front bedroom. 813 Magnolia Avenue.
Building Material
- - ■ -■ * —
IND MOTOR REMIRACLE Concrete Co., general
fDING.
cement work, sidewalks, build
&ECTRIC SERVICE ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. I. B.
Electrical repairs, Terwilleger, Prop,_______________
tral Ave. Orlando,
Lumber and Building Material
Carter Lumber Company
N. Laurel St,
Phone 665
j.ES FOR RENT
Car. Drive ft HILL LUMBER CO. nous« a
Service, Quality and Price.
nk and Second St.
TO THE PUBLIC:
f t REPAIRING
Tho following named contract
PEIN — Automobile ors are fair to Organized Labor
ting nnd Rebuilding, nnd pay the Union i^eale set by
Local No. 1201 of Painters, Dec
to. Oak Avenue.
orators nnd Paper Hangers of
FOR HIKE
■SERVICE bay America:
W. It.. Pell, F. W, Tempetton,
leets nil trnins, BngV.
C. Coller, C. F. Metcalf, Horace
(r. Phone 551.
Jimincz, H. Dnrrow, R. L. Sel
F(> TRIPS_________ lers, Jesse Cook. F. S. Dclk, I. S.
ICALDER. Day and Talbott, T. M. Dunlap and G. W.
Iservice.
Anytime, Venable, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S.
O. Shinholser. We also ask tho
public to sec their painters have
WRECKER
Hay or night rer- their local card.
II. Dnrron, Pres.
•
phono 394. Nighl
ADVERTISEMENT
f t PARLORS
Sealed proposals will be receiv
i It lit E l’. Mnrincllo ed by the City Commission of
kinds. Rain water a Sanford. Florida at their office in
Old First National tho City Hall at or before 2 I’. M.
Feb. 9. 1925 for tho furnishing of
K ’, nlione 215.
the City Hall witli desks, filing
CAFE
cabinet:;, chairs and other supplies
i'L CAFE
also for the seating of the audi
in Service and Qual- torium.
Itrect and Park AveCopies of the plans and specifi
cations may be seen nt the office
of the City Manager.
Imucs
Bids will be considered on var
tUG STORE — Pre- ious
types and may be made on
>ruga, Sodas.
W«
you as your phone. the furnishing of pin t or all.
W. IJ. WILLIAMS.
City Manager.
SCTRICAb
Jan. 13, 20, 27, Fob. 3.
ELECTRIC CO.
Tampa—$1,000,000 bond issue
to Gillon & Plntt
Everything elcc- voted for construction of new
)nc 122. Elcctrugith school buildings.
'Mammoth hotel and sanitarium,
combining features of Mayo clinic
and Battle Creek hospital, to be
Se r v ic e STATION. erected in Florida by Chicago sur
[Oil, Tires, Accesso- geon.
p with n smile. Elm
iPhone 447 L3.
|ree stations? Magpcond. First and Elm,
Fnuc ami 10th Street,
nee.
fl-UltiST
IRE FLORIST”
H O W l^> I T
for all occasions.
Y
o u are:
Phone 200-W
I f u r n it u r e
S T A Y lN * O U T
p U R E TO SELL?
f > o LACTE
pniture Co. We pay
T O fS IC H T
V* worth.
J l C O 'b
[awyer_______ •
(‘•VAN.
Office in
*nk Building Annex.
»e 417-L 3. _______
| STATIONS AND
SUPPLIES
Advertising
bln Tbiy started; quarter
million
dollar opera house under con stru c
tion; tw o millions holnr spent on
highw ay; greatest chance for live
developers to get
In mi ground
floor. Write Development D epart
ment The Pensacola News
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au
gusta, Gn.—Augusta's greatest
classified medium, rate cash .OUe
charge. 10c per line, minimum
.30c.
ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St.
Johns County is reached through
tho St. Augustine Evening Record.
Quick results. Two cento per word.
Sample copy on reauest.
TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily
Times, th e 'g re a t home dniiy.
rate lVic per word, minimum
charge 25c cash with order. Write
foe complete rats card
PALM BEACH COUNTY—The
scene of stupendous developmentRend about it in the Paint Beach
Post. Sample copy scut on re
quest.
ADVERTISING gets results if it
reaches potential buyers. PnIntkn Daily News is circulated in
an industrial and agricultural sec
tion.
TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of
Florida real estate advertise in
the Si. Petersburg Times, One cent
cent a word daily, two cents a word
Sundnys.______________________
THE MORNING JOURNAL is the
accepted want ad medium in
Daytona (Fla.) fine eenl a word
an insertion. Minimum 25c.
FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando
mornng Sentinel; largest classi
fied business, rate lc a word, min
imum 24c cash with order.
A LITTLE WANT AD In Ths
Herald will bring you big re
sult.). Advertise thoso old articles
you have stored a wav and have
no use for. A little thirty-cenc ad
may bring you sevural dollars.
Phone 148 and a representative
will call to sec you.
TO SELL UTILITIES.
PENSACOLA, Jnn. 13.—J. G.
Holtzclaw, of the Pensacola Elec
tric, announces that purchase of
the properties of that company and
the Escambia County Light and
Power compand by u subsidiary, of
the Alabama Company is pending.
No figures were authorized, but
the transaction will involve at
least $3,009,000 it is believed here.
Miscellaneous
For Sale
Automobiles
WANTED
FOR RESULTS
Real Estate
Lost and Found
Year
Type
Make
1921
Touring
Chevrolet
1923
Panncll
Ford
1922
Touring
Dodge
1921
Ford
Fordor Sedan
1921
Dodge
Ton truck
1923
Dodge
Coupe
1921
Dodge
Touring
Price Right—Terms Right.
I. W. PHILLIPS SON.
Sanford, Fla.
WANT TO SELL—Last your pro
STRAYED—Large hound, dark
perty with us now. . Your de HERE’S THREE GOOD ONES
reddish brown with light breast.
ALL WOOI. SUITS
scription will go in new catalogue
Answers to “ Wheeler" or “Boy.’*'*“V
Tailored to measure, guaranteed
now being made up. Seo tho new
F. C, Cargilc, Cassia, Fla. *
to fit. $25.00.
Sanitary hand
manager a t tho new location. C.
LOST—12 snlad forks, six with ■
cleaning nnd pressing. Scotch
A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st
initial “ H,” between Country
Woolen Mills, 305 East Second
National Bank Bldg.
_______ And next week is going to lie too
Club
and Post Office. Reward.
late.
Act
Now.
S treet
WANTED—Position ns snlesmnn,
Return to Herald office.
by
young
mnrricd
man,
with
Sanford Building and Loan As
gents or dry goods store. Ex
sociation Preferred Stock can be
LOST—Black bill folder, yestcr- /
perienced in both.
Can furnish
cashed on CO days notice, interest
SUBURBAN HOME
• day containing three ten dollar
best
references.
Employed
in
Han
payable April 1st and October 1st FOR SALE OR TRADE—Ford
bills. Reward. Phone 54*?-J.
you can’t beat i t
imiring car. inic z-i.
man ford a t present. Address. 211 E.
Buy eight per cent Preferred or $85 down. $25 per month. F. Sixth Street.
Located ju st out side the city lim LOST — Large Evcrcady flnsh
light in Princess Theatre last
Stock in thr Hanford Building and Freeden, address Smith's Bnrbcr
its, on tho road to the Country
FOR
SALE
show Saturday night. Finder* pe*!rt®
Loan Association, established 1908. Shop.
Club.
Nice
new
bungalow
with
Selected Maine grown seed po
modern conveniences—lights, own turn to Herald office. No ques
tions asked.
Tampa—Water supply system to FOR SALE—Will sacrifice my tatoes. Spaulding Rose 4, $3.75 water system, telephone, etc.,- 22
be installed in Sunset Park addi
Hudson Super Six in good con per bag; Bliss Triumph $4.25 per acres of land, soveu cleared, orange
dition, 0 good tires, new battery,
tion.
_________ _ ‘
trees, nnd plnce in good shape.
Houses For Sale
h a R ’ CHASE & COMPANY
Close to Country Club, Cnn be
FOR SALE—10 acres celery land, all in good shape. $200 ensh. Apply
Sanford,
Fla.
bought on terms. Pricu $5,500.00. FOR SALE—Four five room f
lot 4, Eurakn Hammock. Rich Coco Cola Bottling Co.
bungalows lined throughout. Just
ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba
WANTED—By young man now
off
paved highway. Price $800.00
non, Ind.
engaged ns auditor by large
BUNGALOW
FREACII MINING INCREASES.
each for quick sale.
Must bo
corporation,
several
small
sets
of
PARIS, Jan. 13.—A record pro
seen
to
he
appreciated,
fa
n give
CASH—Paid for fniso teeth, den
books to keep in spnre time. Rates
Five terms. A. II. Hawk, Gindervillc.
tal gold, platinum nnd discard duction of coal was turned out in reasonable. Box 25, care of Hcr- On Park Avc. Close in.
-i
i
- ■ ■ ■■■j ■
rooms and Bath. Completely fur fcj—
ed Jewelry.—Iloko Smelting nnd Franco during October, 4,000,000 nld.
tons
being
reached
in
n
month
for
nished.
Side
walks
nnd
street
pav
Refining Co., Otsego, Mich.
tho first time. The exact output WANT TO HEAR—From owner ing paid. A bargain, complete at
Apartments
FOR SALE—Reasonable 10 acres was 4,103,510 tons, ns compared
$7,000.00.
having
farm
for
sale;
give
par
For Rent
celery wires, very good con with 3,837,378 for September.
ami lowest price.—John J.
Tho nvorngo daily production In ticulars
dition. See Sam Fleischer.
CORNER LOT
October wns 151,982 ns compared Black, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin.
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment
FOR SALE—Milk cow and house with 144,080 tons in Jnnunry of WANTED—Yard man nt Orange
corner Onk Avenue and Second ,
on Oak Ave., close in.
hold furnishing, 701 West 3rd this year; 130,001 tons in October
ami Black Hotel, Longwood. Ap I,orated
Street. Phone 3.
Eastern exposure. In nice neigh -----------------------------------Street.
1923, and 130,147 before the war. ply immediately a t hotel.
-- : —i. :m
borhood. Street Paving and side
„
,,
number of miners has increas
walks
paid.
Can
bo
bought
on
i
*
*
RENT—Two
three-room
aFOR SALE—Baby carriage, good The
from a pre-war figure of 203,- WANTED—Position ns bookoeper
pnrtmonts, new nnd complete.
condition. $10.50. 714 Onk Ave. ed
very easy terms. Price $1,504j30.
000
to
302,000
in
October,
1921.
Mrs. E. S. Leffler. phone 3C8-W.
30-1-J. ,_______________________
with reliable firm. Trustworthy
and stendy. Apply Box T., Herald
FOR SALE—Prneticully new ofSEE OUR LARGE LISTING
Office.
DECIDE DOCK SITES
fico furniture, a real bargain.
BEFORE BUYING.
Phone C50-W.
*
PALATKA, Jan. 13.—The city
1
commissioners ave agreed upon lo
$10,000,000 Company wants man
FOR SALE
to sell Watkins Home Necessities IHtlTT REALTY COMPANY, INC. cation of municipal docks for which *
75 Whitu Leghorn pullets.
REALTORS
bonds were voted ninny months
in Sanford. More than 160 used
50 Rhode Island Red pullets.
ago. Decision also bns been reach
dniiy. Income $35 to $50 weekly. 202 First Street
Also friers and eggs.
Sanford, Fla. ed by the commissioners to speed
Experience unnecessary.
Write
J. G. Gut
Mellonvillo Avc,
up negotiations *or purchase of
Dept. H 5, The J. K. Watkins Co.,
FOR RENT—Modern 4-room bun
propelty upon which to lay out '
02-70 Iowa Avc., Memphis, Tenn.
galow furnished or unfurnished.
the municipal golf course and com
Close in. Box 14, H. T. Pace.
plete its construction ns soon us
possible.
FOR SALE—Humphry Gns Water
Will guarantee salary $50.00
Heater and Hot Water Tank.
per week and furnish automobile
1009 Union.
to several men selling excellent
Ford accessory. Address SalesSanford Sign Shop
BABY CHICKS—Hatching for you
manager,
475 Mnin, Gnnville, O.
STEWART'S SUB-DIVISION
—10,00 weekly. Don’t delay, or
Designers and painters of San
Altamonte SpringM
der today. All leading varieties.
ford’s distinctive signs. San
Two hundred beautiful building
Continental Hatchery, Box 301,
ford Avenue at First Street.
WANTED—White woman to do lots, prices range $150 to $850.
Valdosta, Ga.
R. N. NIPPER
L. J. HOLT
cocking in Tea Room. Phone See these large lots before you
Phone 180-W.
FOR SALE—Humphrey gns hentMrs. Holding, 1012 or P. O. Box buy elsewhere. Don't buy a lot
894.
cr nnd hot water tank, cheap.
without a public alloy in the rear.
1009 Union Avenue.
Coma and see me any time. I live
here and want neighbors.
PUT $8,000,000 IN LAND
WtLMKU STEWART
Martilo and GraiUto from all
Altamonte Springs.
tunrrlus.
Ltoat ot q uality and
TAMPA, Jan. 13. — Announce
w orkm anship.
I represent out-of-town owners
ment is made here that a group
Writ* (or latent dentgna.
of exceptional good warehouse
of northern capitalists have ac
C. It. T l ' I l X U L
quired acreage bordering partly
property who has instructed mo to
S n n (,iril, r i n r l i l a
P. O. It,is MJ3, ChiiM M l
sacrifice.—II. S. I sing, 311 East
on Old Tampa Bay and extending
I at St., phone I8Q-.L
from near the Pinellas county line,
amounting to more than Hi,mm
FOR SALK—Mv property located
acres, involving a purchase price
>3015 Park. Phono 493-J. Mrs.
DAVII) B. HYER
of nearly $8,01111,(Hill. With the an
Savage.______
______
nouncement plnns were made pub
A R C H IT E C T
I
represent
out-of-town
ownern
lic for development of parts of the
TO
.SLENDERIZE
STOUT
of
73
acres
on
Dixie
Highway,
.\Ii'tuber JL l 4
tract nt an estimated cost of run
three miles from court house. If
FIGURES
ning above $30,000,000.
Ilona Llulldlng
interested see II. S. Long, 311 E.
llrlnniln,
I'lnrld*
An effective imrk for wcll-tlevcl1st. Et., phone IH0-.1.
CENT PAPER .STARTED
"pt'd figure* is litis candy-striped silk
Will trade two income proper
and woolen mixture developed upon
ties, Kenton, Ohio for 5 or 10
LAKELAND, Jan; 13.—Florida's straight and simple lines. It is
acres with dwelling, near Sanford
only one-cent newspaper has been trimmed with rever; vest of plant
It. A.SPKIR
.
or DvLand. Close in. If interest
introduced here—The Star-Tele material, with which the cuffs and 1
ed write for description.—E. F.
gram’s Evening Edition, which ap lull corrcs|»ind. If preferred, how- ■
CAIU'ENTEII
Fleming, Kenton, O.
pears on tiie streets daily at 3 P. ever, ilirsc details may be carried out i
in self-fabric, Medium size requires I
M.
Krinilrlna mnl llr tlo d r lln a
-!' 5fi yards 40-inrli material.
A
i l i l r r e e 3IIHI r n l n i r l l o A * r .
Wo
Imve
Homo
beautiful
lake
A perfectly white hedge spar Pictorial Review Dress No. 22wi.
f r o n t lo ts o n laiko Wildmero onerow has been found in Glasgow, Sjzcn, 42 iu So indies Luit. Price. !
ball' mile from the Dixie Highway
Hoot land.
I tents.
ill a nest o f beautiful clear lakes,
KIII'I'III.AMI I*AI VI'
for ante.
Ttm P a tut T h a t Have* You
We will build your home, land
Miiin-y,
scape your grove, and relieve you
M a iiu ra e tu re d t,y
of trnublu ami worries incident to
■IbrrMiiH-l.liiiUlrr I’nlnt C«*.
Sold by
building up a place.
I.tlSSIMi t'AIVC COMPANY
“ASK MR. CONNELLY”
In tho meantime, you can go
lt d Mmciiolln Avc.
fishing. You can fish in any one
Pli ii in- 3711
A bout tho Following; lln rg ain s
of the dozen lakes, and if you don't
know how to fish, we imve several
filter tit#to Imi hi; til cm mi Pit Ititrttii ■*i:v i : \ T l (mu lul mi Siiiifurit l i r .
ii nr lirlttrru llilh mill I7IH S lr r r l,
experts who will he glad to show
A%m i n t s
•* I m l
ron iiiM,
icn rim i* .
UP
GOES
THE
WAIST-LINE
Chiropodist
rnxlrrn r\|in »urr, SI..VHI. i;im>
1you. Mr. Eeholfield who has been
rltMp hi. «lr*lrnlilr Inrntlmi. I*rlrr
Irrnia.
FOOT SPECIALIST
I’arix is sending over sliort-waiMnl | singing at the Baptist Church will
#r.,7r.i»— n TAO m im ti, KUU |»«*f m o n t h .
I'lVI! rmini urn litiiiKiilutv, liml rr- frocks in considerable numbers, espe vouch for the above.
'urns, UiiuliiiiN. Ingrow.
niilriillnl nrnqiii uf r ile . »lilr„ n il.« cially for semi-formal wear. Tin's
lime Nalls, lli-avy Cultff.'lOO ( \ \ H l l — SMI! |ii-r i n u n t i l Iiidh n
LAKE
JESSUP
LAND
CO.,
Inc.
mill ulrrrl nil In mill luilil (nr.
1oumcs o r tir e d ucMtig
a - r u u n i liiiiiK n lim ,
iiim lrrii,
m ill
I'rlrr Su,3X11.00. ff.XIMI rn-.li, »..<) |.rr niixlcl in apricot chiffon velvet is
Longwood. Fl»| fcot.
K iiuil l u r u l i i i i t .
I ’ f l f r H3.SSO.OO.
trimmed with c r e a m lace, which I Apartment house on First St.
inoulb.
m i . c . i.. n i s t . R u
form,
the
round
collar
and
twin
hands
' This is a bargain.
Y o w n l l L r o w IlIdK.
H l \ T l - I I M II ( u n i lu l un I ' l i l i n r t l u ( - ' I V K - n e r r i i r m i K r i i r u i r u r n r C n i l n cn the long, narrow ;kirt. It also
Orlando.
I' ho n o .
KUvator
A \ r n n r . r n n l r r n r . p n m i r r , * 1.3 X0 ,
f r j 1' l n h . m u n l l I i u u i r , n i l ( m
may be very effectively carried out
* 3 X0 t-n«h, * 3 0 |irr n i o i i l t i .
X(H1— ■j m u l l .
One five-room bungalow, in good
in white or light colored rilk crepe, condition. $500.00 puts you in this
I.(ITS — I.OTH — I,(ITS
with bands ' of ^elf-material iu a house.
* l o o i l i n , n » l l l i m l y o n In |,imiir>i’ilii n off Minor o f tin- li r* | I i i I m In l i m n .
darker tone in.stead of the lace, lint
A ,-hiiurr l o n u i L r Munir r r n l i n o o r f f .
Srr i i , ,
Elton J. Moughton
who wishes to replace lace in a sea
Five acre farm on hard road,
son when it is m i ,i l.i nn.de? Medium now
in crops, Cheap anw on easy
A R C H IT E C T
size requires Jtj yards Jff-iiich velvet terms.
and
41
yard
J/*-itu!i
.ill-over
lace.
(Realtors)
First National Rank Bldg.
Pictorial lie-view I Ircie No. 2297.
We have houses to rent. Come
105 Magnolia Ave.
10.1 N. Park Ave. Sizes, .$4 to 42 inches hiiet, and 10 to
in and see ns.—Seminole Realty Sanford, ------------ Florida
20 years, Price, J5 teats.
Phone 48
Phone 122
Co., 110 E. Second Street.
Daily Fashion Hint
OH
80*^
Daily Fashion Hint
Seminole Marble Co.
NOW IS THE TI ME
A. P . Connelly & Sons
BRINGING UP FATHER
t
e>Y c o l l y : ]
IT ’D N I C E T O L ,
H A .V E A, L I T T L E
l id e r t t LOR
\ O -IA N C tE
r
W E L L -T O TELL
Y O U T H E RE/NL
T R O T H - (bOY'D W ENT
By GEORGE McMANUS
T H ltj 1*^ A tSVCE.
T O •* * *
C O M E H O N E . - IT *bO H f p ^ N E D
'T H A T M V
\ \ ' \* ^ Q O T
A n d \GC5T H O M E A b iD F O U N D
t h a t v o u h a d S n e a k e d
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Son S
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l l V ' W TOUR,
l l in b r y
D
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. Y SHOP—For exinery eal! 579-J.
Y_TO LOAN --------J'.D MONEY?—We
’ to loan on First
•Sanford Bond ami
Co,
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□
IMQO dozens of eggs
country were sent to
jncdkim within the
m
SJI925 nv In t ’l FtATUHe S
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SANFORD, FLORIDA; TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1925.
■
^ ■
|o
Open
A t Longwood W ednesday
For Tw o Days’ Exhibition
Shanghai Again In
Whole Question As To IIow Control of Gen. Wu
Nitrate Plant Is To Be
Operated Left To a Com
mission To Be Selected
War Department To
Construct New Dam
in Of Hughes
[ll A Surprise
Fate of Underwood Measure
Definitely Is Settled ‘By
Vote As Dead Forever
ireCabinetHeads
lesign This Year
;eptlIowardGore
SHANGHAI, Jan. 13.—Con
trol of Shanghai, the gateway
port of China, over which the
Peking government of Wu Pei
Fu since desposed, started ag
gressive war some months ago,
passed back to the adherent*
of General Wu Tuesday when
more than 7,000 vanquished
troops of General Chang Yung
Min, rival lender, were disarm
ed and admitted to interment in
r rench and international settle
ments.
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENT8.
BULKHEADGETS Second
PERMISSION OF Involved In Late
U S, ENGINEERS
y y
Chamber of Commerce Which
la Sponsoring Event la
Expecting to Eclipse Rec
ords of Larger Towns Mnlter Now Is in Hands of
Legal Department of Han
People Of Sanford
ford City Government Bids
Are Offering Prizes for Work Are Next in Order
Poultry Exhibit To Contain
Some of Finest Fowls In
This Section Of The State
NUMBER 141
May Sue Ford
City Waterworks
Almost Completed
B a n k Commission!
Alleged To Him
Solicited Monies
Pardon o f Bai
Asked $4,000 Bqt
Agreed To $2,
With exhibits covering every City Engineer Reports Pro
gress In Laying Pipes and
phase of activity in Seminole
Reconditioning
Gas System
County, tho Longwood Community
Governor Davis
Pair will open for n two day
Permission
of
the
United
States
showing Wednesday morning. Ex War Department for the City of
Son Released Ui
hibits were to bo placed In their Sanford to proceed with the hulkGiving $1,000 Bonds
tSHINGTON. Jnn.
respective places Tuesday night hending of Iaike Monroe enst was
—nnd
will
remain
on
tho
grounds
presented nt the meeting of the
lAlnnson B. foughTOPEKA,
Kan.s., Jan. 13,
until
the
night
of
Jan.
15,
it
is
City
Commission
Mondny
by
City
■>f New Yon., now.
announced.
i
Engineer
Fred
T.
Williams
follow
—A
new
sensation
involving
kssmlor of ((mnnny,
The fair is to ho held under the ing receipt of documents from tho
the
alleged
solicitation
of
[been definitely seauspices of the Longwood Chamb office of tho district engineer nt
money
by
n
state
official
for
_ by President Cooler of Commerce.
In addition to Jacksonville. The Wnr Depart
a pardon, broke in Kansas thia
the vnrious exhibits four free acts ment grants the city tho privilege
to succeed Ambasof
constructing
n
bulkhead,
of
morning this time engulfing
in
which
educated
ponies,
trained
New Streets Win Be Paved
Kellogg in London.
dredging and of dumping the
dogs,
und
wire
walkers
appear,
Carl
J. Paterson, state bank
WASHINGTON,
Jnn
13.—The
And Water, Gas Lines Arc have been arranged. Tho midway dredged material hack of the bulk
lileWnshington buzcommissioner
ns friend and’
fate of the Underwood Muscle
Extended; Forster Issues attractions nro to be provided by head.
tith reports of furthShoals hill will ho known Tuesday
political
adviser
of Former
With the granting of permission,
Statement to The Citizens tho Johnny J. Jones Company.
Unding chnngcs In high
when the senate will vote on the
Johnathan
M.
Davis,
pstration circles followJudging of tho exhibits will nccording of Mr. Williams, the
Jones substitute to create n com
The Cuinmissioner is charged Ilf
Preliminary work of engineers start nt 11 o’clock Wednesday, the proceedings now devolve upon the
unexpected nnnogneemission
to
mnkc
recommendations
legal department of the city gov
Thomas Kennedy of Hazleton,
a
affidavit
with havini* asked $4,
preparatory
to
the
development
of
| Saturday of the resigfirst
day
of
the
fnir.
l’rizes
of
to congress for disposition of the
Pa., president of District No. 7, project.
000 for a parole for Waiter Gronthe huge tract of land recently ac fered by the fnir association while ernment. Under this department
of Secretary Hughes,
United Mine Workers, newly elect
sy, convicted Hutchinson Hanker,’
quired by the Sunford Hotel-Realty in addition, there arc a number of bids will be railed for, contracts
|ee increased that in
signed and genernl arrangements
ed president of the American Fed If the Underwood bill success Company, is about complete accord special
later agreeing to accept $2,500 fog
House circles no rnorj
awards
to
bt»
given
by
var
for the work perfected.
eration of i^ibor, ns international fully hurdles lids substitute, in ing to nn announcement made ious commercial organizations.
tho pardon.
changes were expecttroduced by the Republican whip” Tuesday by Ilnrry T. Bodwcli, gen
secretary-treasurer of tho union.
The city waterworks were de
March -I except in the
Exhibits nro divided into five clared to ho more than 99 per cent
senate
lenders
generally
agree
that
TOPEKA, Knn. Jnn. 1 3 ^ Gov,
eral
mnnager
of
the
company,
who
pn of a secretary of
its passage is assured. The Ala further stated thnt an accurate dvisions, the first contalnng poul complete in the report of tho city Aaron Snpiro, Chicago lawyer, hns Jonnthnn M. Davis nnd his son,
|ture to succeed Ho
bama senator wns confident Mon survey of tho land In which the try, rnhbits, nnd envies, tho sec engineer. There remains work to made a formal domnnd thnt Henry Russell Davis, nre under arrest
ld. Core, who will at
day
night that his bill would pnss. sizes of tho various lots have been ond fruits, vegetables and farm be done on the reservoir before it Ford’s Dearborn Independent re on a charge of "conspiracy and ac
Ime become governor
The
situation wns clarified into determined, will also bo finished products, tho third, women’s work, can he placed in use hut this, ac tract statements alleged to have cepting n bribe.” Gov. Davia did
It Virginia.
which includes, in addition to need- cording to the report, will not been intended to shew n conspiracy not wait for n warrant to he serv
Monday when Senator Norris, Re shortly.
[.•-•ame tinir, It was npparIcwurk,
marmalades, jellies, can hinder the putting into use of the by international Jews to exploit ed on him. When ho learned, soon
publican, Nebraska, leading tho
Meanwhile the company is losing
Prciident Coolidge was
after 10 o’clock Monday, thnt the
opposition to the Underwood bill, no time in furthering other plans ned fruits and preserves. The remainder of the system ns pipes American agriculture.
complaint was ready to be filed
asked for unanimous consent to for its development work. It is de fourth, school exhibits, and tho Inst have been so laid that water can
ki.; own counsel and even
a
he went to the court houRC and ac
voto on the Jones amendment not clared. As fast ns the city clears automobiles and farm machinery. ho pumped from tho wells direct
latter of selecting a succepted
service.
Tho
Extension
Department
of
to
the
elevated
tank.
Tho
engi
later than 2 o’clock Tuesday and the way for the opening of First
Ambassndor Kellogg at
University of Florida has en neer's department is expecting to
The governor wns accompanied
khen the latter comes to Detroit Is Chosen as 1025 to limit debate to 10 minutes for Street, the company is pushing its the
tered
nn educational exhibit that havo tho waterworks rcudy for op
by his attorney, Jullge Frnnk Hos
each
senator.
.
own developments.
Ion to succeed Mr. Hughes
will demonstrate the proper meth eration within a week, nccording
Convention City as Meet
ier, formerly member of tho su
No Quorum.
,
putting, if nt all, with n
At the meeting of the City Com
preme court. Judgo Dorter has
ing on Monday; Secretary Senator Dill (I)), Washington, mission on Monday afternoon, pe ods of packing, sorting, nccessnry to the report.
for effective selling of fruits.
Tlio
foundation
of
tho
new
gns
been
the governor’s legal adviser
titions
asking
for
the
pnving
of
of
State
Hughes
Presides
raised
the
point
of
no
quorum
and
tvas a growing belief, howThe
poultry
exhibit
is
expected
holder
was
reported
to
be
00
per
for
the
last two years. At tha
rather than have a quorum call at several streets in the new tract to be one of tho best in tho state. cent finished. The footage of gns
t the appointment to Loncourt house n crowd of Topeka
were
accepted
ns
well
ns
requests
rather
than
hnvo
a
quorum
call
an
llanson B. Houghton, now
ATLANTA, Jun. 13.—With
Frizes are offered for poultry win main laid was stated ns 8,000 feet,
Democrats nnd business men
nounced he would renew his mo for the extension of gas and wntcr ners in five distinct classes. In which
or to Germany was the
the address of Charles Evans
is
32
per
cent
of
the
total
awaited
him, nil tager to sign hl«
tion when the senate convened services. It is tho belief of offi addition the majority of the special to he put down. A general im Idaho Representative in The bond.
possibility. What further
Hughes pointing out “Loyalty
cials
of
the
company
that
much
Tuesday.
Tho
Washington
sen
in the diplomatic service
to law is tho supreme loyalty
Senate Seeks Extra Session The bond for the governor’ll ap
prizes aro intended for nward. to provement in tho gas service was
Id lead to In the belief of
ator said lie had no objection to progress hns been mnile toward its winners in tho vnrious poultry reported, there being 75 per cent
of a lawyer in practice” in
Early to Consider legisla pearance nt hla preliminary hear- \
»a question too ,emo*o at
thu motion but though n quor plan to securo the proposed $500, glasses. S. D. Hnrdawny, of Or- of the improvements originally
dicating "law abiding senti
tion
for Farm Protection ing Jan. 23 was fixed at $ 1,000, I t a
900
tourist
hotel
to
no
erected
upon
for dclmite th£,cO.»>u.
um Rhould ho present when u un
ment throughouC the land* ns
*j3 Udo, is judgo in this divisioq nnd1 contemplated now in effect.
was i-igncd by R. F H cudrir, W,
animous consent agreement was a site which hns been ilonutcd by J* A. Rristlim* is superintendent.
flrmatinn Considered
one great need of tho world
L\ A. Dougins nppenml before
H* 'v e.mIH’r nnd William Quail.
tho
company
nnd
whose
loentinn
is
WA81IINGT0N,
Jan.
13.—While
sought
nnd
Senator
Jones
declar
nato Monday took n furmembers of the oxccutivs com*
Thcro nro 20 exhibits from San the commission nnd nuked relief the president’s agricultural com Hendrix and Kemper nre promi
declared
to
ho
one
of
the
best
in
ed he would ngreo to the motion.
P toward confirmation of
mittee of the American Bar
Chief from what was termed the practice mission continued Mommy to wros- nent Democratic politician! hero.
city upon which to build such a ford entered in tho fnir.
If tho Jones substituc is defeat the
( General Harlan F. .Stone
Association Tuesday entered
among these will
bo
an nutomo- by garago men of parking automo tlo with the problem of farm relief, A similar bond was signed for
.
.
.
___________
hotel.
ed senute leaders plan to push the
ate justice of the supreme
upon the concluding sessions
bile show in which tho late mod- 1biles so ns to block the sidewalks Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho, Russell Iluvis, who wns in tha
Subscriptions to stock in the els
Underwood bill to i> final voto be
I of Charles Beecher Wnrof the mid-winter, meeting
of a number of makes will l»c ■an«I of oiling such machines on the urged in thu senate that there be court room with Ids father. Gov
ichigan as nttornoy genorfore adjournment although Senat lnnd company continued to come attractively shown.
here.
Tho autos sidewalks, thus eo **rtng the walk an early extra session of the new ernor Duvls wns In high good hu
in
Tuesday
the
officials
announce
i nominations were sent to
or Smith (D), South Curoiina, in
will
compriso
the
fifth
division
of ways with grease. This pructice congress to enact legislation deal mor, Inughing nnd joking with his
nnd
by
Wednesday,
the
total,
it
is
|toi last week and that of
tends to resubmit his amendment
friends.
was described as a nuisance. Thu
ATLANTA,
Gn.,
Jan.
13.—Selec
exhibits.
Three
thousand
square
ten was re erred Monday tion of Detroit ns the 1925 conven to provido for government opera believed will have reached n sum feet of space has been set aside city commission directed that steps ing with tho subject.
After Governor Davis had giveif
equal
to
ono
half
of
tho
amount
Calling
attention
that
fnrm
aid
■r course to n sub-commit tion city and consideration of im tion of the plant nt full capacity
for this exhibit, which, however, in* taken to keep tho sidewalks had been a predominant issue in bond he returned to his office in
**judiciary committee. Fen portant reports marked Monday’s for the manufacture of nitrogen which is required. The big clock will
share the space with tho farm cleared and included also in tho the last campaign, the Iduho sen the state house am? prepared to go
id there wna no suggestion sessions of the executive commit for explosives nnd fertilizers. Un on First Street on which the sub machinery
directions the order that ' vacant nVnrVl.^lnr,.,i
tin. problem confront through with his part of the inau
exhibit.
scription
total
is
shown,
continues
ator declared the
ition to Mr. Warren,
tee of the American Bnr Associa der the amendment the entire pro to attract much interest.
Frizes amounting to $10 have lots in connection with such gar- 'ing the country, if tho farmers are gural ceremonies, which followed
ages, used storage places for old
miination of Mr. Stone was tion, meeting here with Secretary perty would ho utilized if neces
An appeal to thp smnll sub been offered by Mayor J. E. Wal automobiles and junk, bo cleaned to have any permanent relief, is nt the city auditorium.
'I by a sub-coinmittcc, but of State Charles Evans Hughes as sary for experimentation into im
ker
for
the
best
specimens
of
pen
tin* t ame as it was before the elec
Speaks of Arrest
proved nitrogen process under the scriber wns made Tuesday by manship and drawing. The prizes up.
judiciary committee deferr- presiding officer.
tion.
Frank
F.
Forster,
president
of
tho
When
Gov.
Davis appeared later
“ Uon on it when Senator
Tho convention will be held Sept. direction of government experts.
A request that hve nrces of land,
are limited to the students of the
“I want to register my protest," oefore the great audience that fill
. Democrat, North Curoli- 2-4 and many of the reports now
Most of tho discussion in the First National Rank, who is first I.ymnn School of penmanship and ndjoining the Douglas and Swope
said, "against tho proposition ed the city auditorium for the in
lincd to join with the ma- Vindcr consideration then will be senate Monday wns confined to a vice-president of the new company drawing.
subdivision be taken into the city ho
thnt agriculture has adjusted it aural ceremonies, he took occasion
the Mub-committec and in submitted to the full membership debate between Senator McKellar, and who is the owner of n large
was
referred
to
the
city
engineer.
Decorations of the grounds nnd
or will adjust itself in the near to refer to his situation.
further inquiry into the of the association. Providence, Tennessee, and Heflin, Alnhuma. block of its stock. Belief thnt the booths will Ih» in place before tho Tho tract is hounded by the Cem self
future.”
development
of
tho
property
nnd
"Tlie happenings of the last few
Wrcliiigs brought by cxcc- Rhode Island, and St. Louis, were The former charged the Alnbunia
Road, on tho west by Oak
subsequent erection of tho ho gates are opened. No charge, eith etery
Bineffls Conditional
hours," he raid, "mnku it necessary
tne estate of J. I’icrpont Detroit’s opponents in tho contest senator with following “Republi tho
Street,
north
by
Fine
Heights
und
tel! comprises Sanford's premier er for exhibition entrants or ad
Betterments m some lines of ag for me to digress for a moment
“wind James A. Ownbey for the convention.
Continued on page 2.
can standpatters" on the Muscle community project, wns expressed mission of t spectators to the
the address I had intended
riculture, he continued, have been from
railo. .Mr. stone was of
Secretary Hughes, president of
(Continued from pugc 2)
by Mr. Forster, who further said: grounds will lie made.
duo to two causes, the failure of to make.
*or the executors in that thu association, spent most of the
Those in charge of tho fair de
When I entered the governor’s
tlio crops in Europe and the Dawes
"I have never before invested in
n,| Mr. Ownney has pro- dav with the committee and had
clare
no effort has been iqiured
reparations plan. He added, how office two years ngo I entered an
any
real
estate
company
in
our
»ain:t the nomination.
little to say to newspapermen for
ever, that tho Dawes plan could atmosphere that was antagonistic
city but my heart and soul are in and that they are expecting the
publication.
■V* Action a Surprise
fair
to
ho
capable
of
creditable
not be of lasting benefit unless the to me. not only because l wns a
this
First
Street
extension.
It
“Them is nothing to lie snhl
■lor., in Washington Monamount of reparations to be paid farmer, but because of my party.
means a great deal to our city nnd comparison with such events spon
Bthbo resignation of Sccretn- nliout my retirement from tho cnBby Germany is fixed nt a definite There was hitter opposition to mo
is so important that I most ear sored by much larger communit
ono'Jiict,’’ hi; remarked. "My letter to
were agreed on one
on every side.
ies.
They
expect
thu
poultry
ex
sum.
nestly
trust
that
everyone
will
sub
tat the action came ns u the president and his answer speak
“As a result a new thing has
hibits
to
ho
probably
the
best,
as
scribe to the stock which will make
How five California Rotary clubs
Senator Bruce, Democrat, Mary happened
urpri c insofar ns the ef- for themselves."
in kansas. For the first
(Continued
on
page
two)
it
possible.
Roger
W.
Robson,
America’s
are
working
for
the
euro
of
de
land.
took
i:
sue
with
Senator
Bor
Has No Political Aims
i ' was concerned. High
time
in
the
of the state
“The
subscriptions
of
one
to
five
formed children was made the ah that congressional action was the governor history
Asked if his resignation fore foremost statistician, stopped in shares nro just as important in
aim., t generally were takis under arrest.
Sanford
Tuesday
afternoon
en
necessary,
lie
asserted
that
tho
theme
of
an
address
Tuesday
af
shadowed
an
intention
to
become
Carter Resumes Work
irpn e, even those who had
“J have committed no offense.
route from his Wcllcsly Hill, this development ns tjio larger
ternoon before the Sanford Rot plight of the farmer was being
Mr. Hughes con- n candidate for president four Mass.,
Have neither solicited nor re
ones
because
they
indicate
the
co
On King Tilt’s Tomb ary club by Carl l-eonnrd, of relieved "by natural processes with ceived
home to his winter home
"i retirement believing that years from now, the secretary in
any bribe.
operative
spirit
in
putting
across
which
the
government
has
not
hi
in
in
Buhxon
I’nrk.
Mr.
Habsnn
con
Anaheim, Cal. Addresses by Dr.
d not take this step for dicated lie hns no further political
thin
civic
development.”
,
iT,,l'.onlY
crtn,e I have rommitto
do.”
month*.
ambitions, hut desires to devote ferred for a short time with (’. A.
^ LONDON, dan. 13.—Howard S. Fuleston, who was in charge of
teil is that I have pity for tho none
"Tho truth is," H|.» Maryland sen and
Byrd,
manager
of
tliu
Southern
the
program,
and
II.
C.
I
luBose
his
time
to
professional
work.
Carter,
Egyptologist,
has
reached
tlie uniortunate.”
'gh the unexpected step has
nKTURNS TO BUSINESS
"I want to take a little vacation Utilities company relative to gen
nn agreement with tho Egyptian completed the program of tho ntor added, “thnt the Westerp farm
rompanled by reports com\V
hen
Gov. Davia arose to speak
er
does
not
try
hard
enough.
Uo
l retire on Mar. 4," Mr. eral conditions in Sunford nnd tills
government under which work will meeting.
there was a scattered applause
SU.V1 circumstances of a after
is
too
prone
to
run
to
tin*
govern
sccton
of
the
state.
I
duis
Fleischer,
who
has
been
Hughes
said.
“Rut
I
have
not
made
be resumed in the tomb of Tut
Tho five dubs mentioned in Mr.
the house—more than
, ‘h agreement in high my plans ns yet nnd do not know
with his troubles. No mat throughout
Mi. Babson appeared to be par in Sanford as the guest of his Ankh-amen, thu exploration which Leonard's talk are assisting in ment
there
has
been
in the inaugural of
ere were evidences that
ter how far from legislative func
'“’nt and the secretary of where I shall go or what 1 shall ticularly interested in the celery mother. Mrs. J. Fleischer, has re- Carter took over upon titp death of the maintenance! of an orthopedic tions Ills trouble may be he sets up tho other state officials. Davis
',n > are at one on foreign do, except that I am going to rest. situation. He asked information tured to New York where lie is in Lord Carnarvon, snys an agency hospital. Children who, for vir- a cry, ami wo muy consider our- B|ioke before Gov.-r.'ct Faulcn had
dispatch Cairo Tuesday afternoon. tually tho whole of their lives havo' selves fortunate if the cry does not taken tho outh of office.
ui are the warmest of per- Then I shall resume tli eprnctico relative to prices .which the com business.
of law with my old lirin,”
Gov. Davis declared the charges
modity
is
bringing
in
the
market
been maimed us a result of infan assume tlio tenor of a threat,
thai uni",. it is w‘th **eeI» Monday night tho secretary was
against hint arose out of an inci
tile paralysis and oilier diseases, again against th** government.”
*h..t»‘'-r‘ <0°bdgc had nc- the principal speaker at a dinner this season, tho conditions under
liy which his enemies sought
ne rwigna *:on.
which it is grown and the prices
the spenkcr said have been cur
When Senator Rrnro declared nt dent
given at the Piedmont Driving that now prevail for celery land.
to prosecute him.
ed
by
treatment
given
at
the
hos
another point that he was almost
Ifnrth1/" r .the resignation, club.
"In order to humiliate me,” tho
pital. Such a program, tho speak constrained to ask “is there any
The statistician lias frequently
l..lM | m Bid tetters made
Abuses of the bankruptcy laws
retiring
said, “they havu
er
pointed
out,
costs
considerable
agricultural problem at all?" sev stopped governor
L T a s s i g n i n g it to tho and the remedies necessary for cor expressed his confidence in Flori
at
nothing.
money hut he declared that tho eral senators were on their feet
>n t ! n ‘rt °r *'Ir- hughes rection Imvu been made the basis da. Floridans have been urged
As a step toward stimulating
duties of the club to ar results were more than worth tho seeking to give lam the informa
wiJ* not work. When tha
!j in i , Practice of law. of a special committee’s invei tigu- to invest their money in proper more interact in golf and the local assumed
of kunsas know tho facts in
range for tournaments and
to expenditure.
tion, lint tlio Maryland senator de people
. ‘‘'a) circles to he the tion. Thomas F. Howe, Chicago, ty. He, however, is advocating u
this caso they will repudiate and
bring to Sanford various special at
,n *°r his action.
course,
Sanford
players
and
en
clined
to
yield.
“Tho
Frincinlcs
of
Rotary”
was
spirit
of
co-opcration
that
will
chnirmnn of the committee on pro
what has been done ”
tractions on the links.
the subject of the address by Dr. , Recommendations for relief of condemn
f th,/'’ *1‘.*Wover, sought to fessional ethics and griovanclcs; crush the feeling of competition in thusiasts will meet at a buffet sup
Friends
Criticize Arrest
The
local
course,
which
Is
declar
t „ r,‘7 «naiin„ by forc- Simon Flieschmann, Buffalo .chair the state. He declares that the per at the country club tonight at ed one of tho best in the state, is Fuleston. Tho speaker outlined tho livestock industry occupied tho
There was some criticism Mon
attention
again
Monday
of
the
agtheir
expression
in
the
motto
of
feeling
of
northern
people
toward
n o’clock to formulate plans for a not being used nearly so much as
fch, , ry aPP°intment of man of the special committee on
day 0f the fact that the arrest was
Continucd on page 2.
tenets of Rotary which find
"hCf s",.'ct'c‘1 William II. bankruptcy, and Howard Carlisle, Florida is of the state as a unit golf and tennis club. The purpose its merit would indicate, it is said, tho
made just at tho time when it]
would cause tho greatest humilia
)ut thi ?Uce of tho United Spartanburg, S. C., hood of the und that Florida must be sold to of those attenaiiipf the meeting Is i The club will cnileuvor to stimulate tho club” Service nbovo Self." ilo
was
followed
by
II.
(’.
DuBose,
U. S. Submarine S-19 tion to the governor. He went al
that b Ui tt‘,r ’s
in committee on ethics of thecommer- these people as a unit. He de to provide Sanford with an organ interest by local players
V R Vand
P VprosP
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no intention i is I law league of America have clared that none of the Florida cit ization through w«.tch local golf pectivo players as well as bring who told of tho benefits that come
most directly from tho city court,
Goes Ashore in Fog where
mi;, .'( tlofl until he reach- been in conference on tho subject. ies will prosper nt the expense of affairs nmy bo handled in n man players hero from surrounding to tho individual from a careful
he gave bond, to the audiretirement age of 70 in
another nnd that what helps one, ner more advantageous to the dry, where, it is understood, the courses observance in everyday life of Ro
Mi del Cede Projected
loriuni and faced tho crowd.
tary principles.
Charles A. Boston, New Yoik, helps another.
Tho organization of the club, ac are too crowded.
CHATHAM. Mass., Jan. 13.—
It was not the intention of Coun
Visitors introduced to tho club The United States suhmarino S-19 ty Attorney Veaie to have Davh*
chairman of the oemmitteo on eth
to Edward
In speaking of the outlook gen cording
.
. Higgins,
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A number of prominent men will
has started a movement to erally, Mr. liabsbn thinks that the •lent of tlio Chamber of Commerce, discuss the various phases of tho were: George Babcock, Buffalo, N. with a crow of 35 men went ashore arrested until after tho inaugural
l e g a t e s About ics,
rai-so funds for the compilation of period of inflation passed last year who will act as chuirnmn, will not golf situation in Sanford nnd the Y.J George McC'ail, Miami; Frank in a heavy fog on Nnusett Beach ceremonies. It was announced this
code of criminal proce and the United States generally In any way inteirero with non ■problems that will confront tlio Smith. Lebanon, N. 11.; Coito Hill, between Wcllflcet and Eustham morning the warrant would not ba **
fffn Payment Plan aduremodel
nnd tho association will en nnd Florida particularly is oh the members playing on the local links, club whe'n it is brought into cxb.t- of Orlando, and \V. II. Glen, edi early Tuesday. It U expected to served until afternoon.
deavor to arouse interest in the bill up grade. Mr. Babson is dcciilly It will, however, be organized ns encc. Mayor Forrest laike, in nn tor of tho Orlando Sentinel.
bo floated ut high tide at 10:30
— H epresenta- providing for the indexing and di optimistic of the future in Flori are other golf clubs that/ have address "Golf ns It Is in Sanford,”
Members present wero: George o’clock.
,e
v h ‘i! S ta tes for the gesting of current legislation, now da.
their own courses and club houses will lay before the assembly the nrochahn, Sydney Chase, Randall _ Shortly after 9:00 o’clock the CoastGuardsMakeBig*
*'nce Am erica’s failure Sefore congress, William Draper
its committees will exercise I history of the gnmo here. The pro- Chase, R. C. Dp Rose, Holla ml S-19 lent out a message saying Haul In Texas RaidM
Mr. Babson is traveling through and
Continued on pago 2.
the same care of the local course I grass of tho game from its begin- Dean, A. \V. Epps, R. J. Holly, her position wns dangerous duo
1 sign ° r , k*‘k * treaty nro
the
country
in
his
automobile.
It
nt ih„
inter-allied
tlmt other clubs do of their twnjning until tho present will be re Milton Haddock, K. F. Housholder, to heavy seas. Waves were break
this manner he has com» in con courses
GALVESTON, Jan. 13,-Twu
counted in the mayor’s address.
W. M. Haynes, Edward Higgins, ing over the bridge of the sub
Salonn of German
° f whlch
»*
tact with billboards and signs a
repnrnrum
ships three armored mo ton
MARKET
Members
of
the
club
will
do
ti
eir
|
Frank
MacNeili
will
talk
upon
Henry. George \V. Knight, marine which had u list of 20 de
rjVnicnts
long the route. Such signs, the playing on the local course, it is j the "Benefits of Golf,"; S. O. Charles
experts
Frank MacNeili, Raymond A. Key, grees. The message said tho ves truck a, about 800 cases of liquoc
I(led TupfcU,,lired
vu csiwrt-'
CHICAGO, Jnn. 13. — Wheat:
Lr. S. Fuleston. William Farkcr, sel was rolling in mud. Word was and two men wero captured by
I^ n n Jr ^ T rnin«
tlreitA
i;* * n‘crkan re.i,;irrepnr-1May, 1.85 to 1.85' •; July. 1-50'*
fie
ri to in
F. E. Rnumillut. H. R. Stevens. B. received from the coust guard cut U. S. Coast guards after a gun
[to their rcnnrV B flnbhi» S |t« 1.5014. Corn: May. 1.30 to
J. Starling,- Frank Vcrnny, Arthur ter Acushnct which expected to fight seven miles cast of San Luis
Fuss on Galveston Island Monday
pJrt*
LSOVi. Oats: May, 02 '-j to 62!z.
Yowell and Kdwurd Marked
reach the submarine soon.
night,
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.—
The Jones substitute to the
Underwood Bill to refer the
whole Muscle Shoals question
to a commission, wns adopted
today by tho senate. The sec
retary of war is authorized to
dieposo temporarily of power
.development of Muscle Shoals
while tho commission is mak
ing its study and also to con
struct dam number three in
the Tennessee River.
DEVELOPMENT OF
LAND RUSHED BY
REALTYCOMPANY
BAR ASSOCIATION
HEADS TO CLOSE
SESSIONS TODAY
ANOTHER SESSION
OF CONGRESS IS
URGED BY BORAH
Local Club Is Told
How Rotary Helps
Crippled Children
Roger W. Babson
Is Sanford Guest
Tuesday Afternoon
Golf Enthusiasts Meet Tonight To
Project Plan For Club In Sanford
�THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1925.
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Opportunity, where sensational rises in
predicted by wise realtors, and where
will be unexcelled fo r those who are
take advantage o f this exceptional
offered the investing public.
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LOCATION
Lying just outside the present city limits, Oak Hill is
located exactly two miles from the heart of the business
center of Sanford. Close enough to make it easy for
the busy business man to go to and from his office and
yet far enough out to get away from the hustle and
bustle of the city, Oak Hill is so situated as to be a most
desirable residential center.
Facing on Geneva Avenue, east of the Oviedo branch
of the railroad and extending as far as Mellonville Ave
nue, the new tract is in a section of Sanford which is de
veloping most rapidly. Without doubt Geneva Avenue
will be included in the county road bond issue soon to
be called by the county commissioners.
On high ground, formerly a farm noted for its rich
productiveness Oak Hill will soon grow into a residential
district which will be second to none for its beauty.
There are two ways to reach Oak Hill. The most di
rect is by way of Sanford Avenue to Geneva Avenue
and thence east, a ride of perhaps ten minutes. The sec
ond route is by way of Union Avenue to Mellonville Ave
nue and thence south passing the municipal athletic field
and various high class developments.
Oak Hill, the newest subdivision to be placed on the
the market in Sanford, consists of forty-seven acres of
relatively high ground of fertile soil and tropical growth.
Already the lots have been staked off and wide streets
are under construction and the fulfillment of the prom
ise of a splendid development is made obvious.
As the name Oak Hill implies, the subdivision is sit
uated on a little knoll whose soil nourishes a number of
gorgeous old oaks, generously lending shade and beauty
to the setting. Stately pines and foliage of the tropics
add further to the picturesque scene. But the attractive
ness of this place does not end here.
As the streets are being laid out and paved, the in
ducements of shady thoroughfares did not fail to make
themselves felt. At great expense many beautiful
palms have been brought in and planted on the edge of
the streets at intervals of about twenty feet and now as
one gazes down between these rows of overhanging
palms he gets a glimpse of the future possibilities of the
place and the picture is complete.
The Suburb of Opportunity
N. II. GARNER, Developer
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, IMS
^ANI> ENGLAND
To School
Singer
SEE OUR BOOTH
AT THE
Continued from page tone
(Continued from Page 1)
vision for government operation south by the alley line,
Alrplant Patrol Is Added To
LONGWOOD FAIR
until a Icar.o can be obtained.
A request from the Melionvlllo
Other Forces Now Trying
Senator McKcllar denied that a Development company for gas and
To Stop Ingress of D u ti
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
vote for the Norris bill was cn- sewerage mains in Pine Heights
able
Goods
to
Kingdom
dorsement of the principle of gov- was disposed of with the statement
ernment operation. He declared
LONDON, Jan. 13.—Hundreds
the Underwood bill dedicated M ub- be installed. It also Vfas asked
of miles of lonely stretches along
cla Shoals to private Interests in that Melionvlllo Avenue from
the coastline of England and Scot
land will shortly come under the
stead of to national defense.- The Paces Lane to Eighth street be
eagle eye of the revenue depart
vcd, Summerlin Avenue from
Tcnnosaeo senator charged support
cea Lane to Eighth Street and
ment focused from tne skies In an
ors of the Alabama senator’s mea
Eighth Street from Summerlin
airplane. A fleet of machines has
sure with following the Republi Avenue to Mellonville Avenue be
been added to the existing equip
opened ns a public street and that
ment to protect the northern and
can organization.
water, gas and sewerage mains
) eastern Scottish coasts, long sus
Senator Heflin replied that ho he
installed. The matters wore
pected of being the favorite stop
was getting more informed on | referred through wic usual chanping off places of international
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“the difference between
a Demo- I nels for investigation and notion.
smugglers.
that The commission indicated that favcrat and n Socialist” adding
i
Patrolling the long coast line J
Booth
Ciiorgc Norris will get my friend arable action would be taken on a
surrounding England, when almost
the plan of surface
from Tennessee into quick-sands request
- every section is within a day’s 1
AT THE * •*
/• fast he soon will bo buried." He
! run from countries producing duti
dec lared Senator McKellar “had
able goods, has always been a
been with them on the Ford bid,
problem for the British govern
which also v/a.i favored by Presi
ment except for the few intervals
dent Coolidge,
when tho Liberal Free Trade par
JANUARY 14-15
“The president," he asserted,
ly occupied Downing Street. In
“has- now come to our aid and the
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Victorian daya only in the popul- ■
Souvenirs
senator from Timicscee ban de:« '**' «_
ouh sections was any permanent J
r,ci ted ns."
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endeavor made to guard tho coast | ■
DRINK
M ' ■ ; \Vu: Orglir: >, duugliU r
Cheap Fertilizer Promised.
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line
against
smugglers.
Revenue
■
.yf : Frank Wait of Hltmgi \
Declining .Senator McKellar npColumho Arat a, 37. Itnlinn ships often made circuits of the is- m
»ng at tho celebration of !paii*ntly endorsed the dunes suiimother of six children, is land, or busied themselves in some *
’ ■ (■iii-lianiimlth annlviniry of ■titulc, Senator Heflin said he did
to
read and write English, locality suspected or hnrboring dc- H
the iip! poiulciuo of 1*. rit, The in not believe it would get "more
tishop School at Detroit,; fanlters against Her Majesty’s ■
vitation war extended to 1:••r by than a half dozen democratic
;r classmates are six-year- rightful duties, but daily patrol- J
It idei't I.egiiiu.
votes." “Senators, who vote aren.
ling of some 3,GOO miles was not ■ DELICIOUS --------------o----------- r - REFRESH
gainst the Underwood bill,” the
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®
| Alabama senator shouted, "will be
Faster traveling which develop- £
SANFORD COCA COLA BOTTLING CO.
placed in the attitude of stubbing
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! to death the only measure which
I c l l l o t o D C l I d l t nu-nt nlso in a comparative con- u
: i ffers chcup fertilizer to the far
‘' l i f i a r a I n N n n d ‘lition ° r 8Pccd* un,i in a single
mer."
iia lo C L B 111 i s C C U year the personnel of the coast c
Shoals question and Senator Hef
Kuanl wa" trebled and all of the
lin countered with the charge that
m i r e i e U l o o r s English const and much of the in- J fi
the Tennessee senator had bo
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habited Scottish coast was patrol- ■
WASHINGTON, fan. 13.—The ra nu an adherent of "Bolshevistic
iSVILLK,
Jan.
13.—"One
Certnins sections in north- £
economy policy of the Coolidge >itHialistic theories.”
„„
ern mIIeg
Scotland
several
The
debate
hinged
around
the
ist-to-make
improvements
rp(,
aro where
not broken
by uhurulsin. la
m
:■ dole baa had
Itesifcct even
I vote to accept either the Norris or
user can have is n con- glt, village or cabin always have ■
in ihe drawing rootn: of fnshionu- tlm house bill leasing the proper
ling floor," declares Fraz- been a , source of trouble to the ■
' le Washington rociety.
ty to Henry Ford. On this vote,
rs of the Florida College revenuers. Heavy sens have not a
One of the tntc d items of ex- Senator Me Keller supported tile
ulturc. A concrete floor allowed tho small revenue boats ■
ncn,'<
be^ciippcd from the nit- Norris government operation pow
> hogs in a more healthy to he used, and the cold winters £
nual 1i’il -ft is the email, but nui h er measure and Senator Heflin
, us they do not have lu made it impossible for
man or ■
i voted for the Underwood leasing
in order to get grain and’ benst to make such n long jour- J
ronql't after monthly publication j l»5II to produce notrigen with pronot get large amounts of noy without shelter in sight.
£
ertlbd tin- Diplomatic L is t, where
Tho Tennessee senator said it
Are to be congratulated on their well
> their lungs during dry, [ During the war it was necessary ■
in the name and official titles of 1was “inconceivable" to him how
which is unavoidable | to use tho personnel of the const g
;i’1 members of embassy and lega
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Fair on January 14-15.
gs aro fed on tho ground,, guard for other work, and the ■
tion *a(i heretofore Imvc bo n
n class, of the entire sho\v. Largo
node available by the State De
.
j smugglers were handed over to the J
numbers of exhibits huvo been en
partment.
sor Rogers advises that watchfulness of the British Navy, a
tered and the entrants contain
Dcortinen* •■tllchi's have dock)retc feeding floor be pine- The nnvy and the war succeed- E
many prize fowls.
oil that new editions of thi' diplo
ur the crib as is convent- cd in reducing smuggling to nl- ■
Parking space for those who
matic b "dc a ill be print'd here
on n well-drained spot, t most nothing, but after tho urm- j
will visit tho grounds in 'auto
after o;1f.- wb n tlicre In ; been BAR ASSOCIATION mobiles lias been provided.
e ground if firm the con- j istico and before the cud of the \
an accumulation of necer'nry rciy be laid on it after the years necessary to reorganize tho a
officials of tho fair aro J.
•••!• i'-n«. *’oii:".'i|Henlly p i liort cm HEADS TO CLOSE E. The
rots and other perishable i guard, smugglers became more ac- j
Walker,
C.
\V.
Entzmintcr,
dii v (,m be certain, without meets!
The Dodge Brothers cars will be
inve been removed and tivo than ever before.
(
rcctors:
J.
H,
Mcmick,
in
charge
SESSIONS
T
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A
V
i"iuuv. of tin* precise rank of
tughf. to the proper level
According to .reports there were j
of
grounds;
K.
K.
Hardy
in
charge
’diplomatic olHfialt,, or of the rorily compacted.
81)0 convictions last year for smug- ■
of exhibits.
display
■■ ..polling of ontc of the "awto
feeding
floors
i.hould
gling and about $15,000,000 worth J
Fred
A.
Clark
and
It.
E.
Cobb,
b "i r I im; mines of those r nt hero
at least four inches thick »f goods wore confiscated.
«
finance committee.
to reorc out didsnt count rh’ ,
known
ns
one-course
conTho
revenue
department
has
i
Following
Is
a
list
of
Sanford
Teh chtingi* hnx been a particui is suggested as very s;t- now obtained a fleet of hydro- J
business establishments that have
hti’ tHe of disturbance to ra'-i-i!
r. In this the same mix- planes which will cover all the i
donated special prizes: Bull Hard
ri l.irio ami iciety editors, acthe wav through can be bare spots along the coast, and for 1J
ware company, SqnfonJ Feed .amt
' ■
d foi year -a t!t,> m uu"..
Americanization and citizenship Supply Company, Catos Brothers;
lion of arcade-refer('it: e tabulaa ( f all \V:i diinglon diplomat!.. will have prominent places in the Gonzales Grocery Company, anil
Dodge Brothers Dealers
Other
.i siu’iii(ion’s program this your, ac Hill Lumber Company.
cording to present indications. Jo- special prize donors aro Keystone
siali Marvel, Wilmington, Del., Poultry yards and the Longwood
Automobile owners annually
chairman of the committee, report Squall Farm.
Oak and Second St..... SANFORD, Fla.... Rhonel
spend three times as much ns it
ed progress in the organization of
costs to run the world's biggest
eitizen*hip committee i in every Shrine Circus Prize
business—the United States gov
tale. Particular attention is be
ernment.
ing given to work of thin nature in
Placed On Display
the nubile schools, it was stated.
Alex W. Smith, prominent mem
The prize in the Miss Shrine dia
ber of the Atlanta Bar, dropped mond
contest, which will be
dead Momiav night at the Piedmont ■me ofring
the
features of the
Driving club just as Secretary .Shrine Circusmain
to
be
held litre dur
Hughes entered lh<* reception room
the week cf Fob. II!, has been
to attend a bur,q u e l given in hon ing
placed on display in th | t'lkUw
o r of him and other members of
of McKinnon and Markthe executive committee of the window
wood, on First Street. The con
American Bar Association.
test in which the ring is to be
awarded will begin on Jnn. 10 and
continue through Feb. 17, it is an
nounced.
Well Planned So That You Will Remember
The ring is to bo awarded to the
woman selling the greatest number
WASHINGTON. Jan. 13.—The of tickets to tho circus. The con
THE CITY OF OPPORTUNITY
weather bureau Tuesday said tho test is open not only to young wo hogs from rooting under the floor. 5
outlook generally is for fair and men of Sun ford but to residents of
■older weather tonight and Wednes- nearby towns. The committee of
l.iy in states east of the Mississippi shrines in charge of the contest is
liver and there will lie snow to composed cf G. D. Rosa, Mayor
PALMETTO, Jan. 13.—Contract
night. in northern New England Forrest Fake, Dr. W. G. Gardiner, has been let by city council for
anil northern New York. Gilder Joe Chittenden anil Albert Lee,
installation of a “white way."
tonight in practically alt of the
Headquarters for the Shrine Fir lighting system on Main street and
Washington Forecast District is ex ms has U-en opened in the Welakn for widening of that thoroughfare.
pected ami Wednesday low temp- Block on Railroad Street.
Council nlso has called an election
i ratine la expected in tho north
for Feb. 9 for $50,000 worth of
L. R. PAYNE
Atlantic and middle Atlantic states.
bonds to be used in extending the
Division
Meetings
Heavy frosts indicated tonight,
city water system. Bids were askGulf States most portions south
ed for Jnn. 27 on street improve
Feature Realty Meet ment
Atlantic states including Florida.
bonds or eertillcntes in sum
During hist 23 hours rains occur
not
less
than $20,000 nor more than
DALLAS, Jan. 13.— Divisional
red on the! North Pacific Coast, the meetings
featured the opening here
Ohio Valley and south portion of
oiitl.il Atlantic Slates.. Snow fell Tuesday of the annual eunventinn
in the upper Mississippi valley lake of National Association of Real
region m New England and in tho Estate Boards. Brokers of the
north portion of the middle Atlan division will elect officer:' for the
YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND
tic states. Frosts aro reported this i nsuing year. R. II. Rleardson of
Jacksonville,
Fla.,
led
the
iliscusmorning in eastern Texas, extreme
before the farm lands sec
cuthcrii Alabama and extreme nion
tion.
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northwest Florida.
K
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First Bonus Insurance
Short Line Interests
Oppose Rail Merg*
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.— Notice Ihul the AmeYieaii Short Line
Railroad Association will op p o se
the Eustcrn Trunk line consolida
tion proposed by Van Sweringen
Brothers has been given to the In
terstate Commerce Commission.
Tho island of Heligoland, off the
coast of northern Germany, once
a Gibraltar of the North Sea and
the base of raiding U-boats, now is
only a peaceable rookery for mi
grating birds.
Sells Six Autos In
Three Hour Period
In selling tux Dodge automobiles
in three hours, L. Urban May, Jocal salesman, is believed to have
established a record for rapidity
of automobile sales that will re*
mnin a long time before broken.
Mr. May is a salesman for I. \V.
Phillips Son’s Dodge Dealer. The
sales were maths on Dec. 30. Mr.
received the first check to lie paid May attributes his record to the
adjusted compensation act. Sim is popularity of Dodge automobiles
1 from General Frank T. Hines, diree- and nut to his ability us a sales
man.
We have Prepared For You
m a im im H n flia a ia a iN iiu ia im B a n n ia a iiM m iiu m in H n u ir iiiin H g m g g g n ^ ^ jn g iiii1
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Longwood Fair, January 14 and 1
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A FESTIVAL YOU WILL ENJOY
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�THfi SANFOnD HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18,1928
iiu iin n a n in in iiiim iiiiiin iN
rovement
of Sanford Re-elected President
S. A. Wood, of Deland, Vice-President
Judge Cary Landis, of D eland, Secretary
Erskine V/. Landis, of Deland, A Director
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Look at The Sanford Herald of
March 18, 1921—there you will see
a picture of J. D. Hood’s vision of
a greater Sanford, and his idea of
the wonderful development of the
water front. (Sec picture repro
duced below). When you have
done this, then go to the water
front and look about and you will
see the magnificicnt buildings and
improvements actually being constftfeMHn'Tulfillment of the idea
of our fbresighted citizen*, J. t).
Hood. Many look backwards into
the past, but few have the sagacity,
wisdom and power to open the
windows artd gaze into the future
as has been done by J. D. Hood.
No citizen has worked harder, or
labored longer than J. D. Hood in
the development of the great pos
ttyNai* *
sibilities cf Sanford’s Water Front,
lie looked across, over ami beyond
the small hills of improvement to
the huge mountains of success, and
valiantly fought his way to his goal
which he is now approaching and
realizing as an accomplished fixed
fact.
We owe much to Mr. Hood, and
let us be grateful to him for his
wonderful efforts'and aid, and as
sist him and his new associates in
building 5 city with a water front
without equal in this country nnd
a parcllel to the water front of the
world famed Italian Lakes.
The Lake Front Improvement
Company, of which J. D. Hood has
been the President and guiding
spirit from its beginning, owns the
large vacant lands surrounded by
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the Valdez Hotel, Seminole County
Court House, i-rew Masonic Temple,
New City Building, Clyde Steam
ship Terminal, and the magnifi
cent Boulevard on Lake Monroe.
The holdings of this company
are beyond question the most val
uable of the kind in Sanford, if not
in the State of Florida.
When J. D. Hood interested such
men as S. A. Wood and Cary D.
Landis, who are now large owners
of stock in this company, he signed,
sealed and delivered a guarantee of
success to the future of this com
pany which means much for llie
onward progress and miraculous
development of our city.
It is a splendid omen indeed
when such men jus S. A. Wood and
Cary D. Landis, citizens of our sis
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ter City, DeLand, Come here and
affiliate themselves in a large way
in our growth and prosperity as
they have done.
The Honorable S. A. Wood is a
banker of forty years experience—
a banker second to none in Florida
—a banker whose services and ad
vice are now being sought by the
Bankers of the South in their offort to place him on the Board of
Directors of the Federal Reserve
Bank of Atlanta, Georgia. Mr.
Wood is President of the Volusia
County Bank and Trust Company,
of DeLand, Florida, Vice-President
of the Merchants Bank and Trust
Company, of Daytona, Florida, a
past President of the Florida Bank
ers Association of Florida, a mem
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ber of the Board of Trustees of
John B. Stetson University, and
connected with many other large
enterprises in Florida, lie is a man
of proven worth, unquestioned in
tegrity and a man whose business
judgment is unquestioned. He is
a man whose history of nearly half
a century is that he does things,
and the Lake Front Improvement
Company is most fortunate in hav
ing him its one of its active of
ficers.
Judge Cary D. Landis is a man
known throughout Florida, former
ly State Attorney of this Judicial
Circuit, and at one time City At
torney of Sanford, covering the
period of the instllntiun of our
HOOD’S VISION OF THE FUTURE SANFORD
present Charter Government. He
is a lawyer of recognized ability,
indisputable integrity nnd a man
who for many years has stood at
the very head of his profession in
the State of Florida. He has in
vested heavily in property in nnd
adjoining DeLand, nnd is a loyal
supporter of overy movement tend
ing toward the development of this
section of the State.
Air. Wood nnd Judge Landis are
both men of largo means and now
that they are interested and affil
iated with us, we extend to them
the warm handclap of welcome,
and predict great success for the
Lake Front Improvement Com
pany.
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THE 8ANF0RD HERALD. TUESDAY, JANUARY IS, 19*5
i Sanford Herald
The County Fair A t Longwood
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I r t r t d ' In C ity b y C a rrie r, per
•b lie .
W e e k ly E d itio n 11.00
T e a r.
_iL R O T K 'K i
All o b itu a ry
c e t, c a r d s o f th a n k a. r e s o lu tio n s
n o tic e s o f e n te r ta in m e n ts w h e re
a r e m ad e w ill be c h a rg e d
a t r e g u la r n d v e rtla tn g ra te s .
T h e A sso c iate d T re s s Is exclus*
■ E R T H E ASSOCIATE!* T R E S S
e n title d to th e use fo r re p u b lon o f a ll new n d is p a te n e s
Ited t o it o r not- o th e rw is e r re d In this p a p e r a n d a lso th e local
P u b lish e d h ere in . All r ig h ts
_ rs p n b llc a tto n o f sp e cia l d ls p a tc h ■ h e re in a r e a lso rese rv e d .
rUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 102:..
IDLE THOUGHT FOR TODATi
RULES FOR RIGHT LIVING:
TLet nil bitterness, nntl wrnth,
fid anifcr, anil clamour, and evil
peaking, be put nwny from you,
rtth all malice; nnd be ye kind
ne to another, tender-hearted
[I, forgiving one another, even as
od for Christ's snki* hath forgivn you. Ephesians 4*11-32.
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OLD AGE AND YOUTH
n old mah sat In his easy chnir,
notching his head where there
once was hair;
hinking of days when he lived at
home,
rlth his dandruff cure nnd his rub
ber. comb;
f the bather shop where he used
to go
nd have his hair cut ami combed
■ just so.
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! tho football days when he wore
it long
i mnkc himsclf look both wiid
nnd- strong;
1the days when his dear mother
conibcd out rata
id he cried when she decked him
In runny hats;
iw mother spent hours n-twisting^ls'curls
tat mode him the pride of the
neighborhood girls.
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i stopped, when his granddnugh. torboumling in,
uck a sweet kiss on his withered
chifi;
i is just cigty and she eighteen,
ity-twowears hare gone between,
fhat is'it," he cried, "you look
so strange?
lat have you done to make tho
change 7**
rncious, my child," nnd the old
man sobbed;
ou’ve been to the barber’s and
had it bobbed;
i. afraid you’ll lie sorry before
you’re thru.”
cn the old man wilted, nnd
wailed: "Ye gods!
i youth' and old age, So what's
the o«ds."
—Storrs T. Richmond.
'ho road to success doesn't lie
tho Valley of Contentment.
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Jean Dancing Every Evening
:ept Monday. Grent Music.—
icohnll Adv. And then what?
-------- 1»------- ,ct’s see, wnsn’t it Governor
uthan Davis that William Jents Bryan recommended for the
iocratio presidential candidacy-,'
. ——— o-------ow that. Hughes has resigned
n the cabinet, what is a six letword meaning presidential asnt in U)28?
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sforc we jump on Governor
tin about race track gambling
Hand, lot's wait until the horse
ig begins.
Sj ------- o-------irrest Lake, the perennial May>f Sanford, ims boon elected
n. We’ll soon have tn begin
ng Sanford "the Luke City."—
ipa Tribune.
_ ------- o-----------i spite, of what this doctor
to pay about celery in the
r York Times, we don't know
iocnl growers who have duchl*
o raise carrots instead.
- —---- o--------ro modestly claim tho distincof being the youngest editorial
or in the stnte any objccs.—The Florida Advocate.
ow old are you"
As Brisbane S e e s ' l l
“MAYBE'T H E R E ' S
A
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The only reliable antid*
cross-word pussies is ctrbolk
« o hum. Snakcskin hoJ
popular in Berlin. Popni J
the women. Not with the J
■ Women jurors saved K'J
iCoy’s life. Wouldn’t hanjj
He's a prise lighter. Men J
won’t hang shimmy dancer*!
Serious news fromP0p« J
III. Lawydr of 82 is still
ing. He had better reform
it’s too late.
News from Paris. Found,
that cats germs. Sounds b*
the French. Rather cat , :
than • Frenchman.
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Rich New York doctor i, l
sued by two women. Botd
him. One should have q J
apple a day.
Now we learn the CMnqi
crossword putties 3000 ye 1
So maybe that’s what mi
ttlant-cyed.
Minnesota University
rays educators should .
world. Good. Then may\
all dress like college boy*
r
hold ups, increase in drug use,
bribe taking enforcement officials
all 'the drink they want for rich
; Nobody’s Business
men. etc., have turned the public
mind toward the idea that prohib
Ages of observation usally tint! egression in a few words j ition
does not prohibit. What can
and those in turn become proverbs and are handed down j be done nbout the growing convic
from generation to generation. Of these there is none that •tion that you cannot by writing a
contains more truth than the saying: "Everybody’s Business law or a constitutional amendment
force men to change habits held
is Nobody’s Business”.
for ages.
The Snnford Woman’s club, in seeking to' have created a | g^NTA CLAUS is agitated
permanent park and street beautification commission has !nbout* ghosts that
disturb a young
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struck upon the crux of the problem of beautifying Sanford, jboy and ___
girl. Trances,
m
the neigh
Only by fixing responsibility and giving those upon whom the bors call the sleep in which
strange
responsibility is imposed ample power to act can any perm visions frighten the children and
superstitious neighbors.
anent or appreciable progress toward the goal he made.
Such visions nnd dreams, ns old
The actual organization of this commission is of minor as the human race, uro said by
importance. It should be composed of persons of enough scientists to be responsible for the
artistic vision to see the possibilities of beautification in San beginnings of religion and belief
ford combined with "common sense” .enough to go after it’s in another world.
goal in an efficient manner. Under the present plan mem THE CAVEMAN, seeing his
bers of the commission are to he three men nnd two women, dead father in a strange dream,
one of whom is a member of the Woman’s Club. These mem said on awaking, "Then he’s not
entirely dead after all. I wander
bers are to he unpaid, giving their service and talents be where
he went."
cause of a desire to add to the beauty and progress of the The witch doctor and magician
city.
elaborated the idea nnd many
J
fancy pagan theories developed,
After the actual creation of the board, the most vital with
assorted ideas of Heaven and
thing is adequate financial arrangements. It isn’t necessary hell. The way to avoid hell here
that money be sprayed as though it were u cheap disinfec after, and tormenting by spirits
tant hut it is necessary to buy the trees and shrubbery suited now was to bo generous with the
witeh doctor.
Fortunately, we
for the purposes for which they are to be used. This will have
a better religion.
requiit* money and in all probability an appreciable sum. Tho
STOCKS WENT up
ngnin yosimprovements in appearance and increase of values in San-; urday.'interestrate
on calTmoncy
ford resulting from such an expenditure,, however, will be went down. That is a combination
one of the host investments that can be made.
sweet as new Spring grnss to
L._ nwaiv
Ii
*-**—*lamb.
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This .comtni&Uuu
should
bo
subjw4.-to-tho.eUy
the
little
Money
for stock
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commitfHioiv
eoVMi'M
If* AH mufinHt*
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W two
’h im m w M . sir.!
alone. All matters pertaining to tht* beautification of the you wanted, for
per cent, lowparks and streets should be the province of this commission. | c sf rate since Movember.
It should have direction oyer all planting when planted, where
planted and what planted. Likewise it should have tho pow THERE IS lots of money if your
er to condemn and have removed unsightly trees and shrub credit is good or you havo securi
ty. The big telephone company
bery. Probably
. , uuiiMiji the
m u park
[laiK commission should be
lit* entrusted borrows
rrows SlGO.oou,
$150,000,00 with the greatwith the task of —
having
lots
kept
in
a
clean
and
sanitary
conSLm
'niw "Please
)
may I have
——
-dition. In this manner can the responsibility and power be Morgan?" “Cert inprovoments, Mr.
rtainly," is the reinvested in a single body, thus insuring a uniform beautifi- 1ply. “ Don’t yo
need more?"
cation of the entire city and not one section to the detriment ITelephone creditnuis very
good.
of another.
The power of the commission, however, should he limited RAILROADS THAT owe the
millions says they
to the beautification of the parks and streets. Whatever Government
want a lower interest rate, and
use is made.of them should be left with the city government. will probably get it. That is fair
Recommendations of tho park commission should find their as the Government lent at six per
way through llu* park commission, with it’s recommendation, cent, war rates, nnd can now bor
row for four per cent, hut the
to the city government.
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DIFFERENCE IN APPOIN T M E N T S ^ ||D A N DOBBSSA’
For the first time in twenty-five years citizens of Sem
Sausage*, Pancakes, Law.
inole are to be treated to a county fair when on Wednesday
Ghost Dreams and Religion
and Thursday of this week the plans of the Longwood
More Happy Lambe.
Chamber of Commerce are consummated. With the renewal
Bolivia's Richest Man.
of what might be called iin almost ancient custom, the im
tiV ARTHUR BRISBANB
portance of agriculture to this county is being accorded due
« c o m R t itM>
emphasis and n form of entertainment is provided which
JUDGE GRAY, biggest man in
has been greatly missed during recent years.
atcel,
and John D. Rockefeller, J r .
It will be a week of great excitement with much doing
biggest
man in oil, ate breakfast
in Longwood. The famous Johnny J. Jones shows, so familiar
and
discussed
prohibition enforce
to young nnd old of this section, will be on hand to enter
ment
with
President
Coolidge yes
tain in their usual thrilling way. There will also he stunts
terday
morning.
They
had saus
by educated ponies, trained dogs and wire walkers, as well
ages,
coffee
and
buckwheat
cakes.
as an automobile show, and various home talent acts, not to Discussion is easy, enforcement
is
mention any number of exhibits such as farm produce, radio difficult. ‘ Judge Gary said all of
instruments, citrus fruits, jellies and preserves, lumber, ficials must set the example, by
school work nnd many others.
obeying the dry law. They don't
Among these many exhibits- there will he twenty-five, do it and won’t do it. A cong
from Sanford which on that account should he of additional ressman’s wife testified nbout her
interest to residents of this city. Indeed, Sanford people husband’s party in Washington |
will find much of interest and entertainment when they go "there wns the usual amount of
d r i n k i ng a t a congressman’s
to Longwood this week to attend the fair.
house." That’s about how it is.
It is the plan of the Longwood Chamber of Commerce to
make the fair an annual event and if the one this year is PRESIDENT COOLIDGE per
given sufficiently generous support, there is no doubt hut mits no alcoholic drink in the
White House, drinks no stimulants
that the advisihility of having other fairs in
in years to come
come;•himself.
mmspir. He
lie represents a minorwill make itself felt. If Sanford people want this county fair j ityltof one in ten.among officials,
and arc sufficiently wide awake to the many advantages of
minVlnSst
thus assembling samples of the many tangible assets of this •*...............
stirred. It has been stirred but
county in one place where they can be seen nnd grasped at be
not toward prohibition.
one time, they will visit Longwood this week and lend their
wholeheafted support to the splendid work which the Long BOOTLEGGERS. B O O T L E G
wood Chumber of Commerce is valiantly trying to put over. whiskey, bootleg crime, hijacking,
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Robbers raided six
Rock Island, 111., and got t
cents, and wasn’t that a
way to start the new year,
North Carolina profeml
a man to make love to tad
College education without i
sense is worthless.
More trouble for the _
mick’s, the harvester peopkl
sued. As ye reap so shall
have money to be sued.
MUSCLE SHOALS AGAIN IN LIMELIGHT
MIAMI TRIBUNE
IT’S A PLEASURE
Headlined on its front page in the provisions of the Federal
Wednesday, the Tribune carried Water Power Act,'thus providingjR
the story of the success of Senator for this industrial development.'*
Norris in blocking a vote on the It is the one source of great Indus- !*
question of Muscle Shoals. The trial power for tho south. When a
senator, who is the chief sponsor of that is gone every industry, prac- ■
the government Ownership plan tically, will be at the mercy of a J
After all life i.s too short unless you can take
fui operating the project, announc single group who can "make or ■
ed that he would not consent to break” others as they will.
some enjoyment out of your business. We have
the vote until the senate had first j This great project in Alabama ■
disposed of the Underwood bill.
has achieved
greater
per- £
. no room for formality in this bank. Our custom
*•
-• publicity,
*
Under fire from the "fnrm bloc,’’! *haps, than
any other
single
power
this bill is ns good ns defeated a ti project in the world. The news
ers are our friends rather than our clients. We
the present writing. It is ehurg-j concerning its development, the
cd that the General Electric Cum- debates
’
‘in Congress over it from .
want your deposits, and we want you_io come to
pany, hacked the J. P. Morgan in timo to time, Henry Ford's bid
terests and other big hanking in ni,d the proposals of other indi
us whenever we can be of help to you.
stitutions who control mnny of the viduals nnd corporations lor its op
ir«
i,» U n L electric --------I-- ‘
■nation's
power--plants,
art*
eration have filled columns nnd _
the ones really behind tli:io scheme. columns on the front pages of the ■
nator Shipstead of Minnesota
_____ country's newspapers since the a
fiHrticulariy outspoken In his World War. It is not high tim e'*
opposition, declaring that the gov-| some definite action wns taken in ■
eminent oil fields (Teapot Dome)‘ regard to Muscle Shoals? In ns ■
•••
Ml
finally landed in the hands
represents
__ of!
— , much ns it
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k |'l VOblHO 4an
411 invest-1*
It! VtO V
private corporations, and that now ment of mnny millions of dollars of
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
It wns proposed to turn the gov- the government’s, that is to say,
ernment
power over
another
group, the taxpayers’ money, it seems the
II.. intimated1 *that
l- .
>
He
campaign
con height of folly that it should he a * * * * n * * * * * * * * * B H H ia a a H a a a H a a B H n iB a a a a R llia
tributions |>.nd something to do allowed to drift on, endlessly, as
with it, and cited contributions an unsettled question. If Senator
made by those interested.
Underwood’s hill is killed, as in
Muscle Shoals power is the key all probability it will he, let Con
to the industrial development o f( gress approach the thing from an
the
is the duly)i other «*•*****
angle;» nhut
let’s« iiu
do n.SOMEi> whole. south,* and it
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of the government to keep it with- THING about it, and do it quickly.
First National Bank
NOTHING IN THE PAPER TODAY
Seven Lots
FT. MYERS DRESS
man that put a mortgage on his
house at six per cent cannot ar
"Huh! There’s nothin' in the pa ready for publicity or that the
range tho rate so easily.
per today,” How often one hears parties in thu deal did not want
ON PAVED STREET
NEWSPAPER COSTS
SEN OR. PATINO, arrived from this remark concerning local pa it published.
In
other
words
did
YOU
do
MIAMI HERALD
Bolivia yesterday. Two secretar pers in whatever town he may be.
YOUR part—and every man, wo
ies,
a doctor, a valet and fifty piec There is one fact which should be man
____________________________ j es of
ami child in Fort Myers HAS
luggage
followed
him
down
firmly impressed on every citizen n part—in seeing that the paper
The New York World is nnthe
same
plank.
That
means
mo
Thu purchasers of a newspaper
of Fort .Myers and that Is this had something in it that day?
nounciniT an incren.se in the price do not pay anything like the to ney and he has it.
“A newspaper is only a mirror
you did NOT, did you wait'
He’s the richest man in Bolivia; reflecting the activities of the tillIfthe
from two cents to three cents. One tal cost. It will always he neces
news were stale and mouth
other New York pnper charges sary to carry advertising, and owner of the biggest tin mine in community.”
ed nil over the streets for several I
the world. Tin is better than
Therefore: Did YOU do anything days and all the news value lost,
three cents, the rest two cents. Not make the advertising hear a con •raid, if you get tho right mine.
going into public print to then tell it to the reporter and
long neo all the papers in the met- siderable part of the cost. This Senior Patino, on his way to Spain worth
day? If you did did you call tho then wonder whv, it was not on
renolis were sold at a cent. It has is not undesirable, for advertising ns Bolivian Minister, has at least newspaper office and report the the front page under a big head.
1$100,000,000.
been predicted that within a short
fact? Did you stop a busy (hut
It takes nil kinds of people to
time newspaper would he distri is a form of news. It is undesirnever too busy to listen) reporter make a world and it takes every
IN SPITE of all the money, this and give him the news?
buted free. The tendency in New able when a newspaper becomes
REALTOR
body in a city to make a newspa
Or were you too busy to tell per—what it should be. If you
York hnrdly seems to support th e !absolutely dependent upon ndver- gentleman wishes to live and die
iden.
Using for its support. The mlver- in Bolivia,, except for little trips. him of the incident, accident or haven't done your part the news
First National Bank Building.
They will puzzle millions here
1 he reason given by the World User then holds in his hand some I who do not know just where Boli- other item of which you knew? Or paper wilt lack that much of
did
you
tell
him
you
were
not
reaching perfection.
for the increase is that every pa- measure of control over the paper, via is, hut wonder why a man
Rooms 501-502. Phone 95
ven yet we find some folks who J per printed at two cents is sold nt which is altogether objectionable, “ with tie* price" does not move
take an editorial written in a « Ions which must lw made up by, The public can well afford .to pay! into the American cabaret belt,
Sales Force Miss Ruba Williams, Mr. R. 1. ShipPiral \vny and apply it to them- carrying un undue amount of ail- a reasonable price for a paper, in
Wise
nature
makes
the
normal
:s and then get sore about it. vortiaing. This it does not eon-(order
HEROISM OF A KENTUCKY CUR
m
con-1order that the paper may mainman think the sky, air and earth
•c’s -no denying the fact that sider desirable for a paper which tain its independence. This is
HOLLYWOOD NEWS
is
the
of his native land the finest on
the hit dog that howls.
desires to be independent. There j ideal toward which every reputre
the
world.
--------o-------is good reason for this attitude. ' able paper
pnper strives.
An Eskimo from the Arctic, a
itonlo Suarez, attending the
In this column last week men
Zulu from the tropics, will both tion was made of a New York dog souls, that death with them is the
t* races in Havana, won a hunend. Nevertheless, it ic a pretty
die of sorrow if you transplant
dollur* on Countess Claridge
that saved n family from death in thought to picture in one’s mind
them,
even
to
I’alm
Beach.
then dropped dead. Moral:
FLORIDA’S BUSINESS SENSE
a burning house. Rover, creeping the passage of thut child nnd that
t hot on the horse races if
ST. I'KTERSIIUKG IDKPKXDENT
SOMEBODY REPRESENTING from door to door, harking, arous dog. TOGETHER, into the -Al
hnve a weak heart.
the railroads will have to do some ed the sleeping household in time mighty’s Kingdom. The Louisville u i i i i i i i H i i u i u i i n a a u i i i i m i i i u B i i i i i 1
----------- - , thinking, and plan something, or to enable them to escape.
cal man bought a piece of Snnmother will see many imaginary I
Under the above heading the Chi- of tho Mississippi, makes a power- very respectable United States
property a year ago for twen- c«K
pictures of her baby anil its dog|
o
Journal
of
Commerce
and
La-!
pull
on
rich
men
when
considrailroads
are
A
vveok
ago
in
Louisville,
Ken
going to suffer no
loniand dollars. He refused ,, .. ... . .
in Heaven.
its cleverlikdy
taxation
i thousand for it the other day. Salle Street Journal ..........
has an. inter-; cred
,t jHwith
B,tOKether
that policy.
th o ^ matter how much the Government tucky, a small cur, considered
There may be no place in the
worthless and u nuisance by the New
e are just as many opnortun- eating editorial on Florida a eon- srtn,|s 0f very rich men will trans- may do for them.
Jerusalem for dogs; in the
Motor trucks are robbing the neighbors, refused to leave a Great Heavenly Laws he may be
lylng around today looking
amendment forbidding, fer tludr residence there and buy roads
baby's
cradle,
and
perished
with
of
short
haul
freight,
and
someone to conic along and ptitutionul
the levying of income or inheri-j or build winter homes along its At- the long haul goes more and more the child when u little frame house ruled out, hut this is true just the
them,
same: No prijtier heroism no
tunce tux by the state. The Chi-' lantie and Gulf coasts.
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by canal wherever it can. Mr. burned. Firemen found the char greater devotion, no stronger coutcago
paper,
which
is
published
by
Places
like
Miami
are
in
a
cone Celery City Mage says sev- and for business and financial men. tinuous “boom" condition, growing Thom for the railroads says so.
red bones of the baby and dog age, can ho found there than that
Do railroads intend to meet new in the hot ashes.
SnnWrd’a investing public approves of the amendment and mere nnd more crowded during the
The Seminole County Bank per
that perished with the heart of the
to he walking on eggs and declares that Florida has shown winter months. The northern part conditions or just die out. like the
It is said that dogs have noi Kentucky cur.
sy aren’t careful they are like- good sense in adopting such a pro- of the state has fall and spring dinosaur, when his timo came and
forms every function of a strong,
the rats gnawed his big feet?
i flpd out thut some are not vision, saying
,
.
,
months
that
are
altogether
lovely
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tiy fresh, hut it seems to us
The motor truck and flying ma
well regulated Bank. With every upIt may be (hat Florida's consti- j„ atmosphere, sunshine and in chine
if there are any hud ones in tutional
will be the rats of the rail
WELL
DONE
prohibition
of
inheritance
i
atmosphere,
sunshine
and
in
the
lot, the best thing for nil of and income taxes for state revenue production of eurly^ and late veget- road dinosaur.
to-the-minute facility and with the
TAMPA TIMES
i to find out about it.
was adopted partially as an attrac- able gardens. Florida has beaten
FLORENCE AND otn-- rebeproper conservatism for absolute
for men of wealth, but it- California to a great drawing card, lious
ie Funford Herald wants to lion
'.iwiii in Italy will learn that
Thursday night a railway truin long freight train thundered by to
foundation
is
good
business
sense.j
One
point
seems
to
have
been
r what has become of the old
times have changed since Savona was hurrying into Spartanburg,
safety, you will find this a desirable
stop a little distance ahead.
ioned girl who didn’t mind
rola. Flyirg machine, can visit
S.
.C,
over
the
Charleston
and
imr darned stockings. She’s ,
banking connection.
rebellious cities, umi talk for Mus
We would like to pull off our
>id Uuly we know whose grand- vn
solini from the air. Railroads car Western North Carolina railroad. hat to Engineer W. W. Bartlett
:hter r.ni to stop to sew
ry Fascisti police to uny part of Looking out of his cab window
HOW up a use
and shako his hand. Surely such
” in her onioo skin hose be- erywhere as a legal robbery of his inhcritaiice tax is not necessary Italy in a few hours.
to supply funds to pay running ex- And Mussolini, trained for years the engineer, W. W. Bartlett, saw sanity and eagerness to act effee- (
ehe cun go out joy riding.— surviving dependents.
i City Bunner. We’d like to
Incidentally, th:- fact that Florida p» nsjs. The state government is as follower and leader in the hard a two-year-old child playing upon tively in the face of so great a
/ her. Most of them would is a most delightful place of resi- economical and its income is great school of Italian Socialism, knows the track. Emergency brakes were
danger entitles him to hear said:
_ . . — • , v,
er man
than me
the outgo, so inui
that mere
there is what to do, now that h* has chang
e O- *im on th«lc I'ad's hunk dencu for four or six__months
of
I
no
need
for
levying
new
taxer
and
applied,
and
the
engineer
leaped
j
-Well
done, thou good arid faith-!
re they would sew up u run the year, and readily reached from 1may not l»u for a great mnny year* ed from a rebel against Govern from his engine and raced ahead
iaiin -1
lock.
Sunlord, Fla.
ment
and
finds
himself
the
head
of
,
u,
I
ful
servant."
Nothing greater is
all center! of great wealth cast to come.
of it just in time to drag the lit- 1
Government.
tie child from certjun death as the ^
snid ot onc than thn‘-
TWENTY FIVE HUNDREI
CASH
E. F. LANE
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SAFE, CONSERVATIVE,
MODERN
Seminole County Bank
J
%
�cally exhausted by the time the
legislature convenes, leaving a
bonded indebtedness against the
district of 19,600,000, the major
portion of which carries a 6 per
cent interest rate; the unissued
reserve of $1,300,000 being wholly
MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor,
insufficient for our needs, making
PHONE:—Rea. 428-J
it imperative for further bonds
issue to be provided a t the coming
Boulder to Mark Site Marriage of Interest GeorgeHerbstReturns Ernest Amos, State Comptrol session, and
ler, Proposes Plan That In “The nnrd has heretofore been
Of Old Fort Mellon
To Sanford Friends
With His Bride
cludes a New Bond Issue, on an enforced budget of $95,000
per month which has held back its
Extension Drainage District operations
The watchword of tho Snllie
The following nnnouncemen
and retarded the work
Mr, and Mrs. George Herbst ar
Harrison Chapter N. S. D. A. R.
considerably, but now the time is
rived recently from the north and
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 13, — A opportune for making provision at
ilIVswA
"Advance Never Be Discouraged"
are at home on the West Side. resolution
suggesting presentation tnc coming session o f the legisla
------------------ is to realized soon with placing of
,,
—
The following account of their to the legislature
this spring plans ture for enough funds to complete
j,*
a boulder to mark old Fort Mellon
airs. Julia Earnest announces wedding appeared in the Secaufor n new plan of financing the the work to hie available as needed
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at Mayfair. Mayfair is one of the tne m arm g eo f her daughter
cus papers:
Everglades drainage project has from time to time, so that the
partmont at th* loveliest spots In all Florida. When
l lyde Vivian Oimstead
A very pretty home wedding been
un by Ernest Amos, work mny he pshed intensively
rith Mrs. Archie Sanfcrd was in it’s infancy a New
_,
to
i took pince on Saturday evening nt state drawn
comptroller, and submitted along nil fronts, and
will entertain at York millionaire was most de3lrEdward Otto Mnrshalt
'th e home of Mrs. John Engel- to Trustees
of the Internal Im
ious of thnt most lovely track of on Monday, Jan. 12 nineteen hun-1brech, of 201 Franklin Street, Sc"Owing to the low nssessed val
provement Fund for consideration.
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land. It was through the efforts of
uation and small population of the
i
J1
1
™
twenty-five,
Jacksonville
t
caucus,
when
her
daughter,
Miss
Copies
of
the
resolution,
which
has
iesday
Mrs. W. E. Watson, past regent of clorida.
Margaret Anna Engclbrech, be- been Informally presented to the district it will he impractical, if
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Sallle Harrison Chapter and the
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l came the bride of George Herbst trustees with the request thnt it not impossible, to float additional
LrTr Circle meeta generous gift of Mrs. R. S. Keeior Snnfor,,< Fla. The ceremony 1he tallied temporarily, have been .bond issues .without overcoming
cf New York, thnt n fund given a Ladies Union Holds
A
t
~
j
.
.•
n
r
.
;
was
under a large wed- furnished to ench member for thorp conditions, and
year ago reached this culmination. An Interesting Meet ding performed
bcli
in
the
parlor of the home study.
"The work should not stop nor
When the Sallte Harrison Chap
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_
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;
nt
which
tho
Rev.
Henry C. BeckThe resolution, if adopted, will nllowed to be hatted, hut rather
ter in tho near future unveils this
A meeting of the Ladies Union' ™an
Matthew’s Lutheran result in the board of trustees speeded up intensively to ninke
Bishop will en- marker it is felt that fevery citi
of
the
Congregational
Church
was
Church
officiated.
Miss Minnie making application to the legisla that vast fertile region, the back
tnightly Bridge zen of Seminole county will take
country nml future hope of the
Wc"t New York, act- ture for:
just pride in the knowledge thnt held nt the home of Mrs. Peter p?**ch,1'
First: To extend the bounda lower East Coast and elsewhere,
Department of near this spot is the beginning of Thurston Monday afternoon with pi1 a».orfdesmaid, and George Raries of the Everglades Drainage available now nml snfc for crops
tho military trail staring nt Fort Mrs. Peter Thurston and Mrs. blc of M»ywood, was the best district
east and* west upon which nt all seasons of the yenr, nnd
Harry
Thurston
as
hostesses.
mnn.following
the
ceremony
n
Mellon nnd endng nt the Fort in
"By extending tho boundaries
an
nd
valorem
tax may be levied
Tampa.
of not more than one-half of one Enst nnd Wes t and levying a small
mill on the dollar along with the n«l vnlnrcm tax, never to lie more
than one-half mill nn the dollar,
other
portions of the district. ,
Income Tax Talk
Second To extend the bmindn- over the whole district ns enlarg
ries of tho district westward and ed, the operations enn he readily
Number One
northward to take in the Kissim financed to comnletion nnd tho
Berlin Falls For
mee River Valley section, to which present outstanding indebtedness
Club will be
Your income tax for the year
the beneficial taxes will be applied. funded ndvantageous'.y nt a lower
Sandwich
Peddler
Henry Md- 102-1 is less, in proportion to
Third: To authorize a bond is rnte of interest, and
your income than was the tax
"By extending the boundaries
for 192.!. A rate reduction, U. S. Dominates Auto
BERLIN, Jan. 13.—"Eat while sue sufficiently large to complete westward nnd to the north and
the
drainage
work
as
rapidly
ns
however, is not the only bene
you walk to your^offico" is the
npplying the beneflcinl tax thereto
fit afforded by the revenue Market In Argentina slogan of a new species of street possible, nnd nlso refund the out the Kissimmee river can lie
standing
bonds
nt
a
lower
rate
of
peddlers which hn« recently invud- interest, the same to be available brought under control nnd a cnnnl.
lac will give a uct of 192-1. Increase in the
cd the downtown section of Berlin.
i and teachers at exemption for married per
tho equal of the St. Lucie, be dug
BUENOS
AIRES,
Jan.
13.—The
sons, a 25 per cent reduction United States practically absorbed Imitating Swedish models, these ns needed, the interest rate not through _the Cnlnnsuhntchoc river
t 3:30 o’clock,
to
exceed
5l4
per
emit
with
ma
•ison Chnpter of on “earned income" ami oth the importation of nutomobiles and peddlers wheel an imnculately turities pushed as fur into the fu to furnis'h nddiionnl insurance
will entertain at er changes-in revenue legisla motor trucks to Argentina in 192!!, white curt through tho city on the ture ns practical.
ngninst lake overflow and inciwith a subscrip- tion are of immediate interest according to a report just issued top of which, under u glass globe,
Fourth:
To
authorize
the
lay
to every taxpayer.
by the Motorcar Importers Asso nre exhibited appetizing saud- ing of acqueducts from Lake Okee
The revenue act of 1921 re ciation. The report, which is bas
chobee to the Palm Reaches nnd
quires that returns be filed by ed on official records, shows that
down the Hast Const to Miami, or
every single person whose net out of a total of 20,92-1 motorcars
below, for furniihlng water nt
income
for
1921
was
$1,000
or
Lee Ball to be
thnt entered Argentina during the
wholesale to cities along the route.
I>e V. Howard more, or whose gross income Inst year, 29,29-1 were of North
was
$5,000
or
more,
and
by
L D. C. at the
American manufacture. The value
of the cars amounted to 13,201,11-1
gold pesos, nnd to this sum must
or more, or whose aggregate be ndded a further 3,750,779 gold
Fl a n s made
tirement of principal and interest
gross income was $5 000 or pesos whicli is the value of motor
[have been made
on the bonds the residue to be
more,
Last
year
returns
were
car
accessories
imported
during
Idge to be given
used on the obUgoilinm’ of the
required
of
married
couples
the same period.
Fison Chapter of
Everglndes Drainage district.
whose
aggregate
net
income
The report dwells on the consid
[ nt the Womans
<Under provisions of the resolu
was $2,000 or more. Husband erable development of the automo
Irnoon, Jan. 16.
tion the chief drainage engineer
and
wife,
living
together,
may
call Mrs. B. J. include the income of each in bile trade in Argentina during the
would prepare estimates of the
last year, saying that the increase
district to carry out the provisions
a single Joint return, or ench of the importation was 53.2 per
Fire protection Is everybody’s it,* outlines. Together . with the
mny file a separate return cent over 1922, wh»n the trade
(ICK
personal
problem; not only the ob engineer, the attorney of the board
showing
the
income
of
each.
Ebs, parlimentar- Net income is gross income reached its highe»* level. In the ligation to go and help in un actual would prepare ldllr to be presented
E’s Club, will con- less certain specified reductions city of Buenos Aires there are nt conflagration, but also to help in to the legislature to carry out
[parli meat ary law for business expenses, losses, present 19,222 motorcars, compar preventing fires.
along practical lines ideas express
ed with 5,82-1 in 1915.
■day and Friday bnd debts, contributions, etc.
ed in the resolution.
jut the Woman’s
In submitting the resolution to
The
period
for
filing
returns
Bunnell—Plans
under
way
fpr
Pensacola — Contract to ho
isses are free to is from Jan. 1 to March 15,
the board, Mr. Amos points out
construction
of
$lO
.O
O
O
Masonic
awarded
for
two
additional
miles
[terested uml the 1925. The return accompani
the following reasons for its adop
of paving in Cottage Hill district. temple.
de 10 lessons.
tion:
ed by nt least one fourth of the
amount
of
tax
due,
must
bo
fil
"Funds for drainage operations
St.
Augustine—New
high
school
Bradenton
—
Forty-six
permits
FTHANKS t
ed with the collector of inter issued fo new residences during building being erected nt cost of in the Everglades will be prnctibank those friends nal revenue for the district in first 17 days of December.
$80,000. ‘
assisted us, nml which the taxpnvcr has his
inch «imiuUh!Ll>n tesideuea^o^h^ h ^ ^ j n f gije
leath dt iui* belov- Place of business.
{
lecldlly do wc thank
fa y ’s
C ro ss-W o rd
P u z z le
ens for giving all
p at his command,
AN OCCULT OCTAGON—Twister No. 74.
lave so many benuSnappy Suit
——1
By J. C. BOYD.
--jc express our sin1
Istella Melson,
Mrs. H. L. Lingle,
z
3
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4 <
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oyd of Orlando wus
infiml Monday.
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19
18
ml of VJuitmaO,' Gn„
friends in Sanford.
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23
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Williams had- as her
L Mrs. S. \V. Swope
[rope of Oviedo.
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I 1evino nnd Co.*' of
pending u few days
[ business.
if
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46
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My and son Charles
hie.sts of Mrs. J. A.
lando Sunday.
49
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flj
r*. I. F. Walker rcy from a motor trip
w . m m
| V. Lee and Miss
the ditmar'guests
- and Mrs. Tom Eag-
^ 4
V
m
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l
r who is a regular
lt of Sanford arrivtom Michigan nnd
for the season.
“iitgers nnd Master
have returned
1aim Ib-ach where
1(1, Past thretf weeks
relatives.
A Sport suit should be snappy
and litre is one that absolutely
fills the hill. It is of b la ck , gray
and yellow flannel trimmed with
plain yellow materia) and a rrw of
white buttons on a black back
•1 Sanford Lodge No. ground. For a youthful, slender
lr meeting in W. figure, nothing could be more at
f- Wednesday, Jan. tractive.
Initiation, business,
important business
Individual initiative, energy and
home.—S. Kungc, ambition,
the driving forces which
has built this nation, is the great
agency that is today remaking
e Will Speak farm life in America and making
for both girls ami boys
Afternoon itto pleasant
stay on thu farm.
Hawkins had as her
'•Hr. and Mrs. WelHrlandu, Mr. nnd
a'dh Mr. and Mrs.
‘ Oviedo. , ,
irnoon at the High
If the people understand the
‘arenas and teachers facts, they will not be fooled by
re to have the untis- the honey-coated proposal which
is loaded with public ownership
dynamite.
Lake Worth—Tun houses and
public rchool building being erect
ed on Olympia property.
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50 m
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VERTICAL.
HORIZONTAL.
very h l p h
1—
h i g h c26—
r
I—
conjunction
mountain
b r anchea
3—yet
o f learn 27— w as n o t
6— n i c kname
(old form)
ing
f o r p ro
2—
negative 30—prosperous
fessional
s t a t e ot
4— pronoun
8—dejected
affairs
6—narrative
10—feline
6—
3 h a l l o w32— prefix sigI I — however
n i f y i ng
open dish
(new spell
double
7—closed
39— depart
ing)
33— in the char
12— c o n stena40— marksmen 9—cavern
acter of
43— m e r r y 10— veh icle
tion
34— a garden
13— unique
frolic
14—flower
implement
14—crucible
46— 1501
1C— minds
15—
people who36—measure ol
18— yellow o r47— unit
electrical
gold color 48— i 1 1 u m 1- show signs
resistance
of weari
nated
19— change
38— delicati
ness
49— 1 i n e a r
22—act
measure IG—a b u n dant 39— procure
13— salamander
11—lyric poem
hair
25—c o He giate 51— moist dirt
42—m o n e ]
52— permit 17—cry
officer
drawer
20— lieutenant
63—liquor
44— fruit
(abbr.)
21— man's nick45— clear
50—C h i n e s i
name
weight
23— prong
61—Greek let
24— ever
ter
(poet.)
Herewith is solution to I’uizle
No. 73.
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fl and Miss Telford
Rt-. are the gifcsts 6f
Lucian Telford.
When I sell my paint and wallpapar business 1 shall publish it in our
papers. Until then, I am the owner
of the business.
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We would kindly inform our many
customers and friends that this is not
true as I am still the owner of the busi
ness.
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ling Company, left
pesliurg.
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Some one for reasons best known
to himself has circulated in this city
and Lake Mary that we have sold our
large paint and wallpaper business,
located on First Street.
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FOR RENT—Large apartment.
F. P. PINES
All modem conveniences. No
311
E.
2nd S t.
Phone (>30-J
children allowed. -117 W. 2nd.
17
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Vocnlion nnd P a ra m o u n t
Records
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Lakeland — Contract awarded
at 8208,750 for street paving work.
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"Lake Okeechobee Is on asset of
II. S. POND
,*1
the whole district of great poten
O ver W o M rd f f * W a ts o n
tial value, that can furnish an in
exhaustible supply of Rood whtcr
TYPEW RITERS I g l
to the whole of the East Coast reRian as well a* afford bountiful
SFLL----- RENT
supply for irrigation which will bo
sorely needed in time to come, not
fnr off, and
"The furnishing of water a;
wholesale to tho cities along the
Fast Coast from the Pal mBeaches
REMOVAL SALE
south by acqueducts from Lake
•"luaranU-M Human Hair
Okeechobee is not only n practical
all rotors
proposition but one that will prove
highly remunerative on a low rate;
M A R IN ELLO SH O P
moreover, it is n project that can
I’hone 103
he financed by a bond issue again** P u lu to n Iliilg.
prospective revenues from water
sales upon which the principal and
interest would be a first lien; the
surplus, which is sure, may then
he uied to assist in carrying and
FREE
retiring the Everglades Drainage
district bonds, and
‘‘These two great projects are
indissolubly bound together and
nre of such vital public importance, Coupons Given With Every Phono
that they should be carried out by
graph Record Purchased
this board, pushed energetically,
Tho holder of tho most vaiu
and lie finished during this admin
in coupons cn March loth,
istration as one of itu greatest nrd
gets the radio set, free,. <
most beneficial accomplishments."
NEW DOVE UNDER MUSLIN
Neatly Trimmed Teds Bloomers and downs
soft Lingerie Cloths for
Hand Emb. downs and Teds, fine quality, soft fin
ished Cambric anil Nainsook. Some trimmed
with fine laces.
A Hint for Beginner*
The cross-word puzzle dia
gram is merely a means of con
cealing words which are synony
mous to those listed and which
will interlock perfectly and so
read equally well crosswise or
downwards. Always look for
tho number of the synonym on
the diagram. If horizontal, you
must find a word to fit between
that number and the first shaded
stop to the right; if vertical,
yog must fit your word between
the number and the first shaded
stop below.
Sale of Corsets—One table Corsets, values $5.00. To close out at $5.00 each
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
RTS
IGSPEEDIN
ANEDESIGN
said Monsieur E. Dowoitinno. "In
our case the customer is the state
and the *t#to wants fast planes, so
it is up to us to supply them.”
There are orders for 300 of then*
fast planes now on file at the Dcwoitlnne plant for delivery in 195.
Thoy arc distriuted among the fol
VS High As 300 Kilo* lowing governments: Jugoslavia,
, An Hour Are Claim Italy, Czechoslovakia, Belgium and
It Is understood that the
nufncturers; Trend Is Japan.
largest order comes from the Far
From Heavy Bombers Eastern country.
Nicuport presents a sesquiplanc,
Jan. 10.—Speed, speed armed with four machine guns, dc[speed, was the main ob- spito the fact that it is orly 7.50
meters in length and has n wing
| which airplane man- spread of only 12 met»rs. They
strived duflnjf W24, say its 450 horse-power motor can
r the exhibits shown at haul that plane at a rate or 300
French Avintion .Salon kilometers per hour for three sol
id Palais. It seems as if id hours. It hns a lifting capac
toward monstrous m a ity of 500 kilos.
i weight lifting cupacity Potez, Snlmson, Brequet and
om three to five tons, Caudron nil turned in "pursuit
nt last year’s salon, hns planes” with dimensions and lifting
capacity similar to the Nieupo-t.
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to achieve speed, the de They nil claim to be able to ne
ad manufacturer* hnvo gotiate between 250 and 300 kilo
;o monoplanes and scs- meters an hour.
Farmnn alone exhibits n huge
all-metal thick wings,
with
ful motors built n slight bombing biplane, equipped
four 500 horsepower motors, which
fanufacturcr must build weighs 11,000 kilos when ready to
Ithe customer wants,” take the air. This weight includes
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2,500 kilos of bombs and 2,000 kilos
of fuel.
The nrmnmont of this air cruiser
consists of 32 bombs of 50 kilos
each, with seven to ten bombs of
100 and 200 kilos, all arranged
with automatic release. Provision
is made for bombs of 500 kilos in
stead of the lighter bombs when
necessary. Two machine guns, one
fore and another aft, complete the
military equipment. It carries a
crew of seven n.cn; two machine
gunners, two pilots, two mechan
ics and a navigating officer, who
also acts ns bombing expert.
A Salmson motor capable o f de
veloping 480 horsepower and
weighing only 330 kilos, was the
subject of much scrutiny by the
experts.
To the layman one of tho most
ropular features of the salon hns
been the Brequct machine with
which Captain Pelletier d’Oisy
flew from Paris to Shanghai. Tho
motor which propelled tho plane
from Paris to Hanoi has been taken
apnrt and tho worn condition of
some of the pieces just holding by
a thread has been giving tho vis
itors n thrill ns they discuss "what
might have been.”
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Urges Foridft T
Develop Fish
Oyster Indus
q Fatherland Preferred
To Dealth in England
TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 12. —
Floridn has a great opportunity
for development of her fish indus
try, according to T. R. Ilogcs, state
shell fish commissioner, who hns
given tho subject much attention
during his tenure in office and
prior to nssuming tho duties ns
director o f the state’s efforts to
preserve and propagate fish and
oysters.
At this time, however, this state
is doing little or nothing towards
artificial propagation, o f fish, al
though it is spending considerable
sums in the plating o f oysters.
Florida hns approximately three
thousnnd miles of salt water fish
ing territory, and two or three
miles of rivers suitable for fresh
water fish, in addition to the
many hundreds of lakes of all siz
es, yet no effort is being made, it
is pointed out, to conserve, the
fish by propagation.
California, on the other hnnd, is
shown, now has thirty-five fish
hatcheries, and is spending hund-
BERLIN, Jan. 12. — Dr. Max
Wnechter o f Berlin is one of the
most discussed men in Germany
since he nnnounced he will not nccept the $1,130,000 left to him by
his uncle, Sir Max Wnechter, on
condition that the nephew must
become a British subject.
reds of thousands of dollars an
nually on this work. The state
began ns cnrly as 1871 the work of
artificial propagation.
In that
year 15,000 young fish were plant
ed, and by 1021 this work hnd pro
gressed to the point where 33,319,
310 had been planted.
The Pacific const state nlso
owns and operates a salt water
biological station on which it is
spending more than n quarter o f a
million dollars annually, Mr. Hodg
es says.
Efforts were made n few years
ago to begin propagation work in
Florida, and proceeded to the point
where the federal government had
offered to participate to n grent
extent, hut the move finally was
called o ff because of a lack of
funds at the time.
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“ I am a German and I shall con
tinue to be one,” Dr. Wnechter
said in discussing the bequest. He
declared that he was always on
good terms with his uncl<>, who
became a naturalized Englishman,
and that h i is fond o f Englnml, hut
cannot sc ehis way clear to aban
don his nationality and homeland, Kind Men Agreeable to Hos
ns he is very hnppy in Germany.
ing But Experience Diffi
Sir Max Wnechter was a native
culty 1n Getting Famous
of Stettin. He migrated to En
gland in 1857 and was naturalized
Woman
Before
Camera
there eight years later. He re
cently died in London at the age
LONDON. Jan. 10.—The Nat
o f 87. He nmassed nn immense
tional
Portrait Gallery is compil
fortune nnd spent much time rml
money in ndvoenting n Pan-Euro ing photographs of distinguished
pean movement.
men and women in all fields of
British life. Already 2,000 of the
PRUSSIA STOPS
CO-EDUCATION grent nnd nenr-grent have posed
for this national collection which
BERLIN, —nn. 12.— The second is to go into the gniloy’s archives.
ary schools of Prussia have de
Very few of the faces in the
cided against co-education on the collection are feminine. This is
ground that girls are generally not entirely due to the fact that
superior mentally to boys up to women of prominence outside the
the time they are 10. Thereafter domestic sphere are rnrer than
the boys surpass the girls in gen men; it is partly because— well,
eral intelligence. This inequality one knows how women are about
o f intelligence, It is argued, puts their photographs. It is nn ex
both the hoys and the girls at n ceptional person, man or wornnn,
disadvantage if they are compell who becomes distinguished before
ed to attend the suntc classes.
♦he age o f forty.
Some of the
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THE TRAGEDY OF
Possibility o f its Becom ing Center o f Large City Lost
in L egal Controversy W hich D rove Residents to Sanford
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N 1870 Fort Mellon was but a straggling little community with only one store and a few other buildings. And
then suddenly it took on new life and developed into what was for those days in Florida a thriving little vil
lage. Several additional stores were built and a number of small homes, not to mention at least two very
popular saloons. It was at this time that the boat service to Jacksonville was inaugurated. For some time
the schedule consisted of one boat a month but this was gradually augmented until two boats each week were
in regular service.
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vast area. Even the settlers upon the lower Coast waited for their mail to be brought up the St. Johns
River to Fort Mellon, thence carried overland to New Smyrna and down the east coast to Palm Beach.
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ORT MELLON might very well have been the site o f the present city o f Sanford had it not been for a long
legal controversy which disgusted the inhabitants and forced them to move. The land was then owned by
one Aaron Jernigan and his sons, self-styled “ regulators” , but in reality scarcely more than a species of
bandits. For a while they bulldozed the people of their vicinity in a most lordly fashion, until one day the
father became involved in a murder in Orlando and was sompelled to leave the state.
F
ERNIGAN went to Texas and was not heard from fo r approximately thirty years. Then a relative o f his, a
man named Weeks, instituted court proceedings to regain the property, Fort Mellon. The case was dragged
out in court until everyone connected with it had become thoroughly disgusted. When General Sanford
opened his holdings on Lake Monroe to settlement, residents of Fort Mellon moved out en masse and built
their homes on the site of our present city. The matter o f ownership of Fort Mellon was later thrashed out in
the courts.
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N RECENT years the expansion of Sanford has made necessary the incorporation of Fort Mellon as a part of
this city, and the growth o f our population piakes it imperative that additional homesites embracing health
and attractiveness be found for their convenience. In selecting Fort Mellon the developers o f this ideal sub
division, have obtained the most suitable tract in the city for a beautiful residential district amid the memorios of a historic and romantic past.
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benutly of women often fades be
fore then, so that the trustee* o£
the National Portrait Gallery have
not been greatly surprised, when
in several instances, after inviting
n distinguished woman to have her
picture made for their collection,
tho lady visited a photographer
but refused to approve of the re
sult.
Photogrnphs of more than 150
of the distinguished contemporar
ies. ns the trustees of the gallery
call those whom they invite to sR
for their collection, have recently
been placed on public exhibition!
Most of the faces arc old, but
some of them, notably John Drinkwater’s, the dramatist, arc on the
sunny sido of middle-age. Only
one man In the collection wears
n monocle— Austen Chamberlain,
the foreign secretary. And even
more strnngc, since these are Brit
ons, is the nbscnco o f a pipe.
The procession of prominent
men who hnvo passed before tho
camera for the National Portrait
Gallery collection include beside*
statesmen, politicians, generals,
admirals nnd divines, leaders in
other activities— almost all o f
them, in fact. There arc grizzled
old ship-building magnates.
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ONE-THIRD
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IS YOUR NAME ON THE LIST?
The Support of E V E R Y O N E is Needed— SUBSCRIBE T O D A Y
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THE HIGH SPOTS
1st—This Corporation is undertaking a civic work—It unquali
fiedly guarantees to bring to Sanford a High Class Tourist
Hotel.
2nd—It will not own or operate this Hotel.
.‘Ird—This Company controls the property on the Lake Front
from Pump Branch east nearly to Mellonville Avenue.
4th—It will locate the Hotel Site on the Fitts property 460 feet on
the Lake Front Boulevard and 450 on First Street extended.
5th—th is Company will assure the Hotel by a substantial cash
cohtribution-thereby insuring the project for SANFORD. ••
6th—First Street will be paved fu ll width and extended to Mellonville Avenue.
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Land Surrounding the Hotel
will be sold at once at pi ices representing an exceptional investment opportunity—this re-sale will return to every subscriber
a HANDSOME PROFIT
FORREST L A K E , President
President Seminole County Rank
F. P. FORSTER, Vice-President
President First National Rank
R. H. BERG, Vice-President.
Secretary-Treasurer The Sanford Herald .
B. F. YVHITNKR, Secretary
Cashier First National Bank
H A R R Y T. ROD W ELL, General Manager
President and Treasurer Bodwell Realty Co
A . R. K E Y , Treasurer
Cashier Seminole County Bank
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Forrest Lake
B. F. Whitner
F. P. Forster
A . R. Key
R. H . Berg
George A . DeColtcs
Harry T. Bodwell
Edward Higgins
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MELBOURNE, Australia, Jnn.
10.— Speaker Watt o f the federal
parliament drew cheers recently i
when he declared: ‘ The moral efTcet
o f a proclamation o f unity between
Urcat Britain nnd Americn would
prevent any great conflict in the
future, nnd would stabilize the
w orld/’
This is the salient point of the
ffospel Mr. Watt has been preach*
inft lately. In view o f the recent
feeling aroused here by Japanese
successes nt the Genevu conference
nnd the fear that the white Austra*
lin policy might be cndnrgercd,
the speaker’s sentiments are being
received cordially in every quarter.
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Sheriff Prepared
For Private H anging
BUTLER, Ga.. Jan. 10.— Sheriff
It. P. McGuffin, indicted today that
he took steps remedy alleged de
fects In the physical arrangements
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which caused the court intervene
Friday with temporary injunction
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halting execution.
Willie Jones
VERTICAL
nnd G em s Rloodworth who nre
1—
boy
23—
tapering I under sentence of death for the
2—
wlpo off
pleco of
murder of Howard F. Underwood
* Dec. 3, 1923.
metal
2—river In
Italy
24—
turret
The execution of the 2 youths set
25— scoffed
4—
female deer
for Friday morning, ordered stny5—
point of 27—
fretful
od by the Superior Court Judge,
28— front part
compass
Searcy because conditions were
of a ship
7—
football
such that the hanging could not be
30 —
a witty or conducted privately
player
There is a
(abbr.)
pithy say 10 foot board fenco around the lot
8—
part of "to
ing
it is said, which makes it impos
31— a gamester
bo”
sible
for anyone on the outside to
37—simple9—
part of win
minded por- observe the execution. The point
dow
upon which the injunction against
aon
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relating to
the execution
was granted was
39—
vehlclo
blood
that persons, by stationing them
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periods of 40—golf term
41— charges
selves on the housetops could ob- I
lime (abbr.)
43—Roman
13—frame of
serve the hanging.
emperor
rnlnd (pi )
46—
fashioned
1C—one of an
Tampa Police Arrest
4G—reply
extinct
(abbr.,
species of
11,000 In Past Year
47—Uino
wingless
49—opoll
birds
TAMPA, Jan. 10.— George Car
60—Incloauro
7—nickname
ter, secretary to D. B. York, chief
52—preposition
for a YaJo
of police, reports that 11,736 per
03—civil englstudent
uccr (abbr.) sons were arrested by the police
10—
pcdle.r
in'this city during last year. Of
21—made
this number, 7,039 were convicted
grumbling
when arraigned in municipal court,
Hounds
and 2,397 were discharged. Defen
dants turned over to the state
numbered 505, others to the number
H o w l o S o lv e It
of 377 were placed in the jurisdic
tion of the juvenile court, and 51
Evciy number Indicates ths
were turned over to the federal
beginning o f a word— if hori
authorities. Two white men nnd
zontal, crosswise, until the Ant
four negroes were arrested
fur
shaded stop to the rignt; if ver
murder, while 40 white men, 35
tical, downwards until tho first
negro men and one negro woman
shaded stop below. Compare the
wore arrested for burglary.
synonyms in tho appended lists
to the spaces in the diagrams
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HORIZONTAL
1 — a c n u ires 36—printer’s
knowledge
6—worthless
}2—dart
measure
a s —narrate(
41—common
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carrier
16—a Norlh
(nhbr.)
European
42—upon
15—a H e b r e w 41—sped
nickname
46—but (mu
18—trees
cal term]
10—therefore
4G—extent ol
JO—bnminers
surface
23—note «r
43—neighbor
scale
gattierim
23—pronoun
49—floor coi
t 4—bartering
Inrs
16—
lieutenant 61—a Bpanls
(abbr.)
water38—scarf
wheel
29—purposn
53—student
81 — engulfs
soldier
32—bowers
51—grunts
12—damp
66—hetcrodo
35— tonnla term
Herewith ii tolution to Pui/le
Mo. 73.
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tcrlock perfectly,
Dumin A t Last Gets
Bulgarians Mourn For
Regular Taxi Service Exterminated Bandits
DUBLIN, Jnn. 19.— Dublin bn,
been the last city of Europe to
ndgpt tin* taxi for general street
use. When the automobiles first
arrived, a tire company olTcrcd to
have a number o f the Dublin jurvcyjulfiOred in their use, hut the
opposition /of tho Jaunting Car
Driver: A.1sedation proved elfective. and the offer was declined.
Taxis for hire, of course, have ex
isted, hut could only he got by tel
ephoning the garage. There wa.t
also a minimum fare, whatever the
distance, of 81.25,
The Dublin commissioner of po
lice* now announces the provision.!
of eta min at various points of the
city of tho city for 25 taxicabs.
KIRDJALI, Bulgarin, Jnn. 19.—
Curious sacrificial ceremonies dat
ing back to pre-Mohammedan times
recently wece revived by the popu
lation of tins district, incorrectly
designated as Turkish heenuse they
arc Mohammedans.
The occasion was the extermina
tion of the bandits Ahmed and
Mclimcd by a government posse.
The Mussulman population went
into deep mourning for the bandits,
the chief feature o f the mourning
ceremony being the erection of sev
eral altars, somewhat similar to
Jewish altars.
The* exterminated bandits are re
garded ns heroes by this remnant
of a vanished race.
EVERT TRUE
BAGDAD, Jan, 10.—The sugges
tion that former king- Hussein of
the Hedjaz might find a hiyim in
Irn(|, where his sun Febml i t king,
may he the solution of the homoless ex-monarch’s problem.
The Bagdad Times learns on
good authority tlmt this question
ha-i been discussed by tho council
of minister)?. The decision arrived
at was that there would lie no ob
jection to Hussein’s taking up res
ilience in ltasruh, provided lie came
to Iraq as a private individual,
not as a monarch.
It is considered probable that
Hussein will agree to these terms.
Del, AND BATES REDUCED
Del,AND, Jan. 10.—The maxi
mum rate on electric current used
here has been reduced from 13 to
11 cents per kilowatt hour by tit'*
Florida 1’ uhlie Service Company.
The reduction beenme ellYctlv* with
January bills. This Is the second
Daily Fashion Hint
o ritroffiAt.
WCUiEW .
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to Le<iture Daily to Visitors at
Venetian Casino, Coral Gables
on Florida and its Opportunities
IIK Hon. William Jennings Bryan is
Venetian Casino at Coral Cables.
t series of led tires on Florida and its opportunities for investment, at the
lectures are given, daily (except Sunday) at 12 o’clock noon.
f In the Venetian Casino which lias just been completed, you will see the most beautiful work of its kind in Amcri
ca. The colored waters, tin* swaying palms, the Spanish tiles and furnishings, combine to make a most delightful set
ting in which to listen to Mr. Bryan’s lecture.
Mr. Bryan is Florida’s and Miami’s first citizen, lie lias made his winter home in Miami for 12 years anti tnken an
important part in local affairs. He is now a citizen of the slat e. No one man in this country has played a more important
part in national and international affairs during the last thirty years, or made more friends than Mr. Bryan.
natural that Mr. Bryan’s great interest.- the country over should in course of time he linke
It Florida. Thousands of his friends have written him, or come to I,is personally, or sought
:ds view s on the progress ami development of a section which commands first place in th
He has given these views privately and in interviews in the past, times without number
Mr. Bryan has accepted n most favorable opportunity o f giving his views on Florida nuid its development in a large
way. In these lecture.-, in* will be broadcasting— as it were— opinions and arguments whichi are of inestimable value to
everyone interested in this subject.
^ on are cord fully invited to visit Coral Gables and hear Mr. H
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These new scarfs interpreting the
latest Paris mode reveal admirable
rliarm in llicir material and design,
l iie upper model is in heavy white
rhilhm riotli embroidered in black
land while silk. There are many
crepe fabrics which are suitable for
the development of this season’*
scarfs, A hit of fringe gives a touch
that is strongly accented iiv all Pari*
creations. The second scarf—a sen
sational Paris novelty—is in black
i hi (Ton velvet, with embroidery in
bulit and dark shades of red. Either
design requires 1J{ yard of material
18 niches wide.
Pictorial Review Scarfs No. 2152.
One sue only, 15 cents. Three dc*i«ns in pattern. Embroidery No.
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Mater nnd Boat Tanks. At Oak ance policy udd 75 cents to your
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TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS
All makes of typewriters for the "Gainesville^ Sun.” _ _ _
E S T VI l i n i N I A — P l'ir k s b u r c . T h e
sale on easy terms, for rent, also W C
l a r k , luirtr
Kxitonrnt.
m o r n in g
repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 In cluding Sunday, m o r n in g Issue.
Ball Bldg.
I cen t p er w ord , m inim um Mo.
VETERINARIAN
D E V E L O P li l t s A T T E N T I O N — P e n sa ro la Is tioglnnliiit th e g r e a te s t rtoDR. A. DOLAN
velnpmnnt In O bir ldu's h is t o r y ; a
Veterinarian
m illion drdtur h ig h w a y to the
Dolan’s Veterinary Remedies. 313 hg alf
o l f beach ju st
finished; n tw o
E. Second St., Sanford, Fla.
million d olla r lirldgo a c r o ss E s c a m
Rooms For Rent
FOR RENT— Front bed room. Fur
nished. 807 Magnolia Ave._____
FOR RENT—Rooms with or with
out meals.
Reasonable rates.
Lincoln Hotel.__________
FOR RENT— Desirable front bctlrootn. 813 Magnolia Avenue.
Building Material
HIRACLE Concrete Co., general
cement work, sidewalks, bund
AND MOTOR ItKing blocks. Irrigation boxes, i . K.
’IN'DING.
Terwilleger, Prop.________________
Lumber and Building Material
ELECTRIC SERVICE
Carter Lumber Company
N. Ijiurel Sc.
Phone 605
pri Electrical repairs.
peiUrnl Avo. Orlando, HILL LUMBER CO. House a
Service, Quality and Price.
BILES FOR RENT ~
Apartments
Fl I.
Car Drive ft
Halt and Second St.
For Rent
K>DY HE LURING
STEIN y - Auto;
■Utopiobile
poring nnd Hi5'fcullding.
Jtome. Oak AtVenue.
OS FOR HIRE "
Wl) SERVICE
Day
Meets all trains. BagI-sfor. I’hono 551.
I l f f t TRIPS
('ALDER. Day and
service.
Anytime,
FOR KENT—Two room apartment
with use of garage. 1909 Union
Ave.
FOR RENT—Two three-room upartments, new and complete.
Mrs. E. S. Lcffler, phone 3GG-W.
Lost and Found
LOST—One female pointer dog.
Liver and white, scar on left
side. Name is Mabel. If found
JO WRECKER ______ return to E. L. Ford, 413 W. 1st
|0. hny or night aer- and receive reward.
\l phone 351. Night
STRAYED— Large hound, dark
reddish brown with light breast.
|TY PARLORS
Answers to “ Wheeler” or “ Boy."
[iiAKHlEI. Slurmello F. C. Cnrgile, Cassia, Fla.
|ii kinds. Rain water a
Old First Rational LOST— 12 salad forks, six with
initial "I!." between Country
hlimr. nhone 245.
Club nnd Post Office. Reward.
(CAFE)
Return to Herald office.
5kll c a F e
IV T i l l ’, 4 lit* I I I’
n n II I'. P K V Best in Service and
h \t ii
.ii l i n t \i, o m i i t . n r
Quality
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DRUGS
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ca lled .T. K. Bartlett,
[i'la t ; STORE — Freanti a l s o k n o w n amt c a lle d J. C.
F- Drills, Sodas.
Wo
B a r t l e t t ), C o m p la in a n t ,
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p r you as your phone.
[I.KCIRICAL
|llt ELECTRIC CO.
|i' to Dillon & Platt
Via.
Everything elecrh,,ne 122. Electrnglth
)• STATIONS AND
|ro SLIT LIES_______
SKIU K’ E STATION.
■ Oil, Tires, Accessov,re with a smile. Elm
Phone 447 L3.
I'lliree stations. MagI second. First and Etni,
pv*nue and 10th Street,
pry ire.
Advertising
E m m a Ilrailn. T h o m a s
,f, K e n n e y ,
T r u s te e , Daniel Judd. H e s t e r t\
N e w h n lI. and oth ers. D efenda nts.
Order f o r I’ n hi leal ion
T o I'haiua llrudo. If liv in g , and If
llcud. all p a rties c l a i m i n g Interest
u n d e r E m m a llrado. d e c ea s ed , o r
o t h e r w i s e ; T h o m a s .1. K e n n e y , T i n s tee. If liv in g , uud If dead, all partlies c l a i m i n g Interest u nder T h o m a s
J. K e n n e y ,
T r u s te e ,
d e c ea s ed , o r
o t h e r w i s e ; D anie l Judd. If livin g,
and If dead, all p a rt ie s c la im in g
illa Hay sta r ted ; q u a r te r
m illion
dolla r opera h ou s e under c o n s t r u c
tion ; t w o m illion s luting sp ent on
h i g h w a y ; g r e a te s t c h a n c e f o r live
d e v e lo p e r s to g et
In no
ground
floor.
W r ite D e v e lo p m e n t D e p a r tment Thw P en sa cola New s
AUGUSTA
CHRONICLE — Au
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classified medium, rate ensh .09c
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st . a u g u s t in e ;
f l a . — st:
Johns County is renchcd through
the St. Augustine Evening Record.
Quick results. Two cento per word.
Sample copy on request.
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Times, the grent homo daily,
rate l ’/jc per word, minimum
charge 25c cash with order. Write
for complete rnte card.___________
PALM BEACH COUNTY—Tho
scene of stupendous developmentRead about it in tho Palm Bench
Post. Sample copy sent on re
quest.
ADVERTISING goto results if it
reaches potential buyers.
Palatka Daily News is circulated in
nn industrial nnd agricultural sec
tion.
___ _____
TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of
Florida real estate advertise In
tho St. Petersburg Times. One cent
cent a word daily, two cents a word
Sundaya._________________________
THE MORNING JOURNAL U the
accepted want ad medium in
Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word
an insertion
FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando
mornng Sentinel; largest classi
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imum 24c cash with order.
A LITTLE WANT AD In The
Herald will bring you big re
sults. Advertiie those old articles
you have stored away and havo
no use for. A little thirty-cont ad
may bring you several dollars.
Phone 148 and a representative
will call to see you.
Interest under Danh-I Judd, d e c e a s
ed. o r o t h e r w is e ; ll.-sler* (\ Nuwhatl
ll liv in g, and il dead, nil pa rties
c l a i m i n g Interest u nder H ester <*.
. W w hull, deceased.
o r oth crwlm *;
E d w in V ickers. If liv in g, and If
d . a d , all parties c l a i m i n g Interest
under E d w in V ick ers, deceas ed , o r
o t h e r w is e ; Harriett t'. I’nge. If l i v
ing. and If dead, all p a rties c l a i m
in g interest
under
H arriett t*.
P ag e, deceased, o r o t h e r w i s e ; M. 1 *.
Toiiy. If livin g, and If dead, all
pa rties c l a i m i n g Interest u nder M.
ll T oh y, deceased or o t h e r w i s e ; J.
\V. H a y w a r d . If livin g, and If dead,
all p a rties c l a i m i n g in terest u n d er
J. IV. H ay w ard, 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 Tliuxter, Jr. If l i v
Miscellaneous
For Sale
W A N T E D
Automobiles
ALL WOOL SUITS
Tailored to measure, guaranteed
to fit. $25.00.
Sanitary hand
cleaning nnd pressing. Scotch
Woolen Mills, 305 East Second
Street.
Sanford Building and Loan As
sociation Preferred Stock can be
cashed on GO days notice, interest
payable April 1st and October 1st
you can’t bent it,________________
Buy eight per cent Preferred
Stock in thf Sanford Building and
Loan Association, established 1908.
Year
Make
Type
1921
Touring
Chevrolet
1923
Ford
Rnnncll
1922
Dodge
Touring
1924
Ford
Fordor Sedan
1921
Dodge
Ton truck
1023
Dodge
Coupe
1924
Dodge
Touring
Price Right—Terms Right.
W. PHILLIPS' SON.
Sanford, Fla.
' FOR" SALE
1923 Ford touring, very good,
$195.01),
Superior model Chevrolet, all
new cord tires, $285.00
Hupniobile touring , fine shape.
$185.00.
Ford Coupe, fair shape $1.95.
SAN JUAN GARAGE
Tnmpn— Water supply system to
be Installed in Sunset Park addi
tion.
______________ ____ _
FOR SALE— 10 acres celery land, FOR SALE OR TRADE—Ford
lot 4, Euraka Hammock. Rich
Touring car, late 21. $295 cash
ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba or $85 down, $25 per month. F.
non, Ind.
Freedcn, address Smith's Barber
Shop.
CASH— Paid for fnlso teeth, den
tal gold, platinum nnd discard all parties r l a l m l n g Interest under
ed jewelry.— Hoke Smelting nnd Ida M. H olm an, d e c ea s ed , o r o t h e r
w i s e ; .loslah It. tio rd o n . If liv in g,
Refining Co., Otsego, Mich.
Real Estate
ami If dead, alt p a rt ie s c la im in g
Interest u nder Josla h It. G ordon ,
deceased, or o t h e r w i s e ; M arth a J.
Fla nders. If liv in g , nnd If dead, all
p a rties
claim ing
Interest
under
M artha J. F la n ders, deceased, or
o th e r w is e ; J a m e s At. Lew is, If l i v
Better Huliy Chix
ing, and If dead, all p a rties c l a i m WANTED TO RENT—Jan. 15 to
Located on Oak Ave., close in.
From
ing Interest u n d er J a m e s M. Lew is,
June 15. 3 room apartment or Eastern exposure. In nice neigh
deceased, o r o t h e r w i s e ; ttarnh L i l
PINEHREEZE FARMS
lian Saunders. If liv in g , nnd If dead, small furnished house. A. P. Con borhood.
Street Raving anil side
Florida's Largest Poultry Farm all
parties c l a i m i n g Interest under nelly & Sons.
walks
paid.
Can he bought on
(Not a Hatchery)
Sarah Lillian Sau nders, deceased, or
Every chick aired by our pedi o t h e r w is e ; M ary J. Klm hull. If 11v- I WANTED— Yard man at Orange very easy terms. Price §1.504.30.
greed males direct from high rec l o g , and if dead, ull parties c l a i m
and Black Hotel, l.ongwuod. Ap
in g Interest u n d er Mary J. Klmhull,
ord trapnested hens.
Chix thnt deceased,
o r o t h e r w i s e ; David Muck- ply immediately nt hotel.
SEE OUR LARGE LISTING
make you profits, $20 per hundred, ley, if living, unit If dead, nil p a r t
BEFORE BUYING.
St80 per thousand. Delivered Jan ies claim in g Interest u nder David I WANTED— Position Us b o o k c c p c r
Buck ley. d e c e a s e d
or
O therw is e; *
....... f t ,™
T e o -tv e ..r th v
uary 20lh. Order early, ns ul- Joseph
with reliable firm. Trustworthy
Davis, if liv in g, and If dead,
rcady half sold out. White Leg all parties c l a i m i n g Interest under unit sternly. Apply Box T.t Herald
BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC.
horns only. Pinebreeze Farm, Cal Joseph Davis, deceas ed , or o t h e r Office.
w is e ; G e o r g e W . Norris. If liv in g,
REALTORS
lahan. Florida.
ami If dead, alt parties c la im in g
LIFE INSURInterest u nder G e o r g e W. Norris, OLD COLONY
Sanford, Fla.
FOR SALE— Milk cow and house deceased, o r o t h e r w is e ; H enry L.
uiico Company of Chicago, Illin 202 First Street
hold furnishing. 701 West 3rd ('has,-. If liv in g , ami If dead, all ois, offers agents a wider field anti
p a rties
claim ing
Interest
u nder
Street.
Henry L. Chase, deceased, or o t h e r increased opportunity by writing
w is e ; S>rus M. Fisk. If liv in g , nnd man, woman and child from ages
FOR SALE— Baby carriage, good If dead, ull parties c l a i m i n g lm e r II to GO on the annual or quarter
condition. $10.50. 711 Oak Ave. est tinder Syriis M. F is k , deceas ed , ly premium plan, for amounts go
o r o th e r w is e ; E lw y n W. L o v e jo y ,
301-J.
as regards to
If lit log , and If tlead, till pa rties ing up to §5,000
c la im in g Interest u nder E lw y n Wt children, while for adult the limit
FOR SALE— Practically new o f 4,oVeJoy, deceased, o r o t h e r w i s e ;
is $30,000, As the company writ
fice furniture, a real bargain. J os ep h F au lk n er, If liv in g , and If
risks our
dead, all p a rties c la im in g Interest es also sub-standard
Phone 174.
ST Ew AI t r S SUB-DIVISION
under Joseph F a u lk n e r , deceas ed , agents have very few rejections.
or o t h e r w is e ; C h a r les C, Dike If The company will give n very lib
Altamonte Springs
FOR SALE
livin g, and If Ootid,
all
p a rt ie s
Two hundred beautiful building
contract - (direct
c la im in g Interest u nder C h a r le s C. eral commission
75 White Leghorn pullets.
Dike, deceased, o r o t h e r w i s e ; N e t with Home office) to a good per lots, prices range
$150 to $850.
50 Rhode Island Red pullets.
tle V. Colem an,
If liv in g, and If
See these large lots before you
Also friers and eggs.
dead, all p a rties c la im in g Interest sonal producer.
buy elsewhere. Don't buy n lot
J. G. Gut
Mellonvillo Ave. u nder Nettle V. Coleman, ........ Med
$10,000,000 Company wants man without a public alley in the rear.
o t h e r w i s e ; 'L y d i a S IHise. if l i v
FOR RENT—Modern l-room bun or
ing, an d If (tend, all parties c l a i m
galow furnished or unfurnished. in g Interest u n d e r Lydia S. Iltise, to sell Watkins Home Necessities Come nnd see me any time. I live
in Sanford. More than Lit) used here and want neighbors.
.deceased, or o t h e r w i s e ; Sarah F.
Close in. Box 14, IL T. Pace.
Income $35 to $50 weekly.
Lew is, If liv in g , and If dead, nil daily.
WILMKi; STEWART
c la im in g
In t c ic s t
nailer Experience -xinneccsMitry.
Writo
ing. and If dead, all p a rties c l a i m parties
___ Altamonte Springs.
in g Interest u nder T h e o d o r e T h n x t - 8 urah F, Lewis, deceased, o r o th e r - Dept. II 5, The J. R. Watkins Co.,
er, Jr., d e c e a s e d or o t h e r w i s e : Mill w I s « ; L. W. Piper, If liv in g, and if
I represent out-of-town owners
io n K n o w le s . If liv in g, ami If dead, ....... . till pu rtles r la lm ln g Interest 1*2-70 Iowa Ave., Memphis, Tcnn.
o f exceptional good warehouse
Piper,
deceased, or
all p a rt ie s c l a i m i n g interest under under L. \V,
Multan K n o w le s , deceas ed , or o t h o t h e r w is e ; L o w e ll \V. Itrril, if l i v WANTED— By industrious young property who has instructed mo to
e r w i s e ; M arla M Eh lredge, If l i v ing, uud If dead, all pa rties c l a i m
man wishes position as chauf sacrifice,—H. S. Long, .311 East
in g. and If dead, all pa rties c l a i m ing interest u nder L o w e ll IV, Meed,
Rhone 1st St., phone 180-J,
in g Interest utldor Marla M. Kl- deceased, o r o t h e r w i s e ; M. V i r g i n feur to lenrn any trade.
drudge, deceas ed , o r o t h e r w i s e ; 1 1 , ia D eed, If livin g, and If dead, nil number 9085.
FOR SALE— Mv property located
il. I.esley. If liv in g , and If dead, p a rties c l a i m i n g Interest u nder M.
l.'lOi! Rark. Rhone 493-J, Mrs.
V irg in ia Heed, deceas ed , o r o t h e r
all parties c l a i m i n g Interest u n w
ise ; G eorg." H. Ushorne, if liv in g,
Ravnge.__________ ________
d e r il. ii. Lesley, d e c e a s e d or o t h and
If (lend, all pa rties c la im in g
IIn l I'M.
ur nGie r w i s e ; \V. T: k id d ie . If liv in g , and Interest u n d er G e o r g e H (tshnrne, E v o n -lt
I represent out-of-town owners
(inviNdj <leorice t). A tk in s , IT liv in g
If d e a d , all p in tle s c l a i m i n g In ter ........ used, o r o t l ir w is e ; \ j
r e e l lme, nml n item!, nil pu rlieu c l a i m of 73 acres
on Dixie Highway,
est u nder \V. K. Kiddle, d eceased, ing. If livin g, and if dead, alt p a r t
or o t h e r w i s e ; f . t 'l a r k e W a l w o i l h , ies c l a i m i n g Interest u nder A. J. ing in terest u nder Geiirnc It. A t three miles front court house. If
kins,
......
ascii,
ur
iitlii-rw
lse;
And
If liv in g , and if tlead, all pa rties F eelin g , deceas ed ,
interested see II. S. Long, 3LL K.
or
oth erw ise;
c l a i m i n g Interest u n d e r 4’ . f h t r k e G e o r g e A. D av is, If liv in g , ami If in nil part I. > elultnlnK Interest u n 1st. St., phone 180-J.
W a l w o r t h , d e c ea s ed , o r o t h e r w i s e ; dead, all p a rties r la lm ln g interest der Kutli M ( ’ all. deceusyil. H en ry
M. I It n Uel. deceased, J o h n A. DnilKJohn P, L o v e r in g , if liv in g , and if under G e o r g e A. Mavis, deceas ed , o r jass, tieee.ised, (It-orKc E, ( ’ under,
Will trade two income proper
dead, all p a rt ie s c la im in g Interest o t h e r w i s e ; A. II. Stinson, If livin g, deceased, J*.Iiu HaVenpurl, Jr., iluOhio for 5 or 10
under J o h n I', l.o y e r lu g , deceased, and If (lead, ull p a rties c l a i m i n g c c a s t d . .Itthn t ’ . Ilniuian, deceased. ties, Kenton,
o r o t h e r w i s e ; W a rr e n Itushhy, It Interest u nder A. II. Stin son, d e Joseph M. L ew is, deceased. Ill the acres with dwelling, near Snnford
liv in g, and
If dead, till
parties ceased. or
oth erw ise;
L illian At. fo llu w lm t d. c rlh c d p r o p e r t y , s i t u or DcLnmi. Close in. If interest
c la im in g Interest
under
W a rr en ceased, or
id h erw lse;
Lillian Al. ate, ly in g ami be in g In Hem lnolo ed write for description.— E. F.
lltislthy, d e c e a s e d ,
or
o t h e r w is e ; Stinson, If liv in g , and If dead, all Bounty, F lorida , t o - w i t
W illia m A. S tart, If liv in g , and If Parties c l a i m i n g Interest under L i l
r.i. r,:.. its, tn. Fleming, Kenton, O.
r.o.
Lots Hi.
dead, all p a rties c l a i m i n g Interest lian Al Stinson, deceas ed , o r o t h e r
OJ. in . 117. i it. i n . Its.
S7.
u nder W illia m A. Stuart, deceased w is e ; Ja m es F. I le a st is, If I k i n g 1'J7. t J i t I 2 D 170. 171. 137. i it. 1 13.
■-*i , 15!*. J a m e s K Hart let t. to the a b o v e d e
or o t h e r w i s e ; ( l e o r g e E. Marsh. If ami If dead, all p a rt ie s c la im in g 1 l.l, l ! g, l - l
117. ir.3. 1 1 .*. i >
liv in g, and
If
dead, all partie s Interest under J a m e s F
Heusils, HIT. 1 «S. 1 tl!* 177. 177, ISO. 1 st. 1 S3, s c r ib e d lauds, and y o u ar< then
c l a i m i n g Interest under <ieurgu E. deceased, o r o t h e r w i s e ; E v erett ('. ls:i, IM, 1 HS IIU’.. tttl, IMS, Bill, 303, nail Htere r equ ired t o m a k e a n s w e r
Marsh, deceased or o t h e r w i s e ; Ida Kales, if liv in g , ami If dead, all 3 0 .1 , 2 or».
lull
uf c o m p la in t
filed
’ ' 717. 71 t. 317. 7 IS. **" 7 t<> said
claim ing
Interest
under UK,
M Holm an, if liv in g, amt If dead parties
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this cause, on Mutiday, th. Jtnl d a y
(Realtors)
fif F*.1irtiary. A. D
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105 .Magnolia Ave.
103 N. Rark Ave. Court lioum* In Hanford, H. ml no In
County,
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FOR SALE—Reasonable 10 acres
celery wires, very good con
dition. See Sam Fleischer.
We have some beautiful lake
front lots on Lake Wildmere1 one**
half mile from the Dixie Highway*
in a ne-«t of beautiful clear lakes,
for sale.
.
,
We will build your home, land-'
scape your grove, and relieve you'
of trouble and worries Incident to
building up a place.
t
In the meantime, yon can g o
fishing. You can fish in any on*
of the dozen lakes, and if you .don’t,
know how to fish, we have several
experts who will be glad to show*
you. Mr. Sc hoi field who has been
singing at the Baptist Church will
vouch for the abovet
LAKE JESSUP LAND CO„ Inc,
Langwood. FIsApartment house on First SL
This is a bargain.
One five-room bungalow, in good
condition. $500.00 puts you in this
house.
Five acre farm on hard road,
now in crops. Cheap nnw on easy
terms.
We have houses to rent. Como
in and see us.—Seminole Realty
Co.. JIG E. Second Strret.
Houses For Rent
FOR RENT— Four room houso
with garage. Also one six room
house. L. It. Steele, phone 610-J.
Houses For Sale
FOR SALE— Four five
room
bungalows lined throughout. Just
o ff paved highway. Price $800.00
Pitch for quick sate.
Must bo
Been to be appreciated, (’an glvo
terms. A. II, Ilnwk, Gindervdle.
TO THE PUBLIC:
The following named contract
ors are fair to Organized I-abor
and pay the Union Scnlc set by
Local No. 1201 of Painters, Dec
orators and Paper Hangers o f .
America:
W. R. Roll. F. W. Tempetton,
V. ( ’. (’oiler, C. F. Metcalf, Iloracu
Jiminez, II. Harrow. R> L. Sel
lers, Jesse Cook, T. S. Delk, I. S.
Talbott, T. M. Dunlap nnd G. W.
Venable, Dorsey, Howard, Kelly^S,
O. Shinholscr. We also ask thq
public to see their painters havo
their local card.
H. Dnrron, Rres.
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Seminole Marble Co.
Mart*U and .Granite from aU
quarries. BPst of quality and
work mn nsh Ip,
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furniture to Sell?
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p»u what it’s worth
law yer "
F’^ V ANT Office In
Lank Building Annex.
ir)ae 417-L. 3.
I ol a i .it y SHOP
|v« millinery call 570-J.
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money to loan on First
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D I D N 'T V O U
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Membsr A- L A.
A. P. Connelly & Sons
I L L BE D R E ts'b E D
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Real Estate
WANT TO SELL—List your pro
perty with us now. Your de HERE’S THREE GOOD ONES
scription will go In new catalogue
now being made up. See the new
manager nt the new location. C.
A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st
National Bank Bldg.____________ And next week Is going to be too
late. Act Now.
WANTED— Position as salesman,
by young married man, with
gents or dry goods store. Ex
perienced in both.
Can furnish
SUBURBAN HOME
best references. Employed in San
ford nt present. Address. 211 E.
Sixth Street.
Located just out side the city lim
its, on the road to tho Country
FOR SALE
Club. Nice new bungalow with
Selected Maine grown seed po modern convenience?—lights, own
tatoes. Spaulding Rose 4, $3.75 water system, telephone, etc., 22’,*i
per bag; Bliss Triumph $4.25 per acres of land, seven cleared, orange
bug.
trees, nnd place in good shape.
CHASE & COMPANY
Close to Country Club. Can be
Snnford. Fla.
bought on terms. Price $5,500.00.
WANTED— By young man now
engaged ns auditor by large
BUNGALOW
corporation, several small sets of
books to keep in spare time. Rates On Rurk Ave. Close in.
Five
reasonable. Uox 25, care of Her rooms and Bath. Completely fur
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nished. Side walks and street pav
ing paid. A bargain, complete at
WANT, TO HEAR— From owner $7,000.00.
having farm for sale; give par
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CORNER LOT
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8A N F 0B D , FLORIDA, MONDAY, JAN UARY 12, 1925.
Ryan Gives §10,000
Southern Memorial
WASrfjNGfQN. Jan. 12.—
. for Arrest
insas Official
m Sworn Out
iis Morning
Approvnl of application for
bridge construction by tho war
department Monduy, included
plans for bridge:; to be cons t r u c t o d ncrosa Silversmith
creek, three and a half miles
from south Jarkaonville, acroas Taylor's ereek in Okee
chobee City, across Kissimmee
river 14 miles northwest of
jarksoncillo, across Arbuckle
creek about seven miles south
-ATLANTA. .Tan. 12.— Con
tribution of *10,000 to .the.
Stone' Mountain Confederate
Memorial soldiers was announc
ed Monday by Hollins R. Ran
dolph, president of the THen»«rinl Association.
STOCK SALES
REACH $125,009
MARK MONDAY
SIN G LE CO PIES F IV E CENTS.
Popham Pleads Not
Guilty Fraud Charge
TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. 12.—
A joint nlcn of not guilty to
tho charges of conspiracy in
the use of United States mail
to defraud wns entered in frdcrnl court here Monday by Wil
liam I.00 Poppum and four n.v
Kodates. Tho plena were made
after court overruled a demur
rer to the indictment in which
counsel for the,defense alleged
Insufficiency specific charges.
WAR DAMAGES IS FIRST MAr
DEFINITELY FIXED BY PARLE
CINCINNATI PAYS
Quarters of
HUGHES P R IS E D Two
Cent of Receipts To
TRIBUTE TO DEAD
BY PAPERS UPON Go to Payment W ar
IDENTITY OF GIRL Chi Shieh Yuan Was CHURCH OFFICIAL Work Started On CONGRESS PLANS 4 YEARS’ RECORD Damages ofAmerica ^
Served IN CHICAGO MADE DeposedAsGovernor
Razing: Building TO ACT ON CLAIM
Yearly Payments
Ceremony
Will B e l3 Million
FOR
ISLE
P
IN
E
S
KNOWN
BY
RADIO
JhargedWith
Ing And Ac$1,250 Bribe
Amnesia Victim Whose Name
Has Been Unknown Since
Nov. 19 Identified as Girl
Who Lived in S t. Louis
Kan., Jan'. 12.—
it day in office as
CHICAGO, Jnn. 12.—Radio and
Jonathan M. Davis newspaper publicity S u n d a y
iced arrest nlonjr brought knowledge of her name
)n, Russell G. 28, nml home to Charlotte “Norris",
tho mystery pirl in the county
as of soliciting and hospital, who has been unable to
bribe of $20,000 remember anything about herself
ig Fred W. Poll- since she was found in n faint, two
months ago, In the union stntion
|r.
here.
id state officers in
She wns identified as Charlotte
floth Victor And Vanquished
Regain Possession of City
And Immediately Hegin an
Urgy of Wholesale Thieving
Many New Nnmcs Are Added
to List nf Subscribers While
Amount Jumps From $82,
500 To $125,000 Todny
Many Outlying Villages Are
Looted in Fighting Which
Took Place All Day Sunday
One of Largest ( ’rowds City’k
History Attend Ceremonies Edwnrd Higgins Expresses
For Archbishop Moeller;
Appreciation of Company
Funeral Will He On Tuesday
For Response of Citizens
Moasurc Will Como lip Follow
SHANGHAI, Jan. 12.—Both
victor nnd vanquished in Sun
day’s coup by which Chi Shieh
Yuan \vns deposed as military
governor of Kinngsu province
regained control of Shanghai
and united this morning in an
orgy of looting.
Express H earty F e rrets Upon
His Kelircnicnt Declaring
He IIus Made Enviable
NnmcForHimself in 1 Years
U. S. Becomes One of
CINCINNATI. Jnn. 12.—Amid a
With more than one-third of tho
LONDON, Jnn. 12. — General
ing Disposition nf Muscle
Parties To Dawes
swirling snow storm, the hronr.c hotel amount of stock to ho sold,
hearty regret at the retirement of
Shoals
Problem;
Appropria
casket bearing tho body of /ne Into already subscribed by Snnford
Reparations P l a n
Cahrles E. Hughes, ns American
Archbishop Henry Moeller was citizens nnd increased interest in
tions Arc Shelved for Time secretary of state, is expressed by
tnken from his residcnco Sunday the hotel project being shown ev
London morning papers, ncconipnPA RIS, Jnn. 12.— Allocation
to St. Peter’s cathedral whero it ery day, officials of the Sanford
WASHINGTON. Jnn. 12.—Ap nied by cordial wishes for Ambas
of two quartern per cent of
will Ho in state until tho funeral Hotel-Realty Compnny nrc delight propriation mennure will lie more sador Kellogg in his new office.
Tuesday.
ed with the response that has been or less in the congressional back
Tho Daily Telegraph says: "In tho receipts from Germany
given the new company in its ac ground this week while tho senate tin* brief space nf four yrars ^4r. under the Dnwcs plan begin
SHONCHAI, Jan, 12.—All the Ancient, pomp and dignity of the quisition
r.nd development of a and house nrc undertaking to dis Hughes Ins made a place for him
Chinese
territory
surrounding Roman Catholic Church marked the
large
tract
cart of this city, in pose of a number of matters of self in history—in tlie eyes of nil ning with the first annuity as
ceremony
which
brought
out
one
Shanghai was captured Sunday by
cluded
in
which
Is n site for tho general legislation.
the civilized world a place of hon payment o f American war
Chi Hslch Yuan, and his ally, Sun of tho largcnt crowds of mourn
proposed *<*>00,000 tourist hotel.
damages is the first defin
After more than a month of or.”
Chunn-Fang, and Puttying villages ers on record in Cincinnati.
According to nn announcement debate, tho senate protmbUr will
were looted, ns a gesture of dafiTho automobile carrying the ensThe paper dwells lengthily nnd itely settled point in discus
nnro to tho provisional govern ket wan preceded by tho Knights mndo Monday by Ilnrry T. Rod- pass a Muscle Shoals measure with admiration on liL initiation sions o f the interallied finnn- V
ment at Peking.
of Jit. John, cross bearers nnd Well, general manager of the re Tuesday ami thus finally g”t tfii.. of the Washington conference and
untlay .agreed thnt Maguire, 20, r»f» !f» Wells Avenue, St
The attack was aimed particular Seminarians. During tho entire cently formed corporation, over much discu.ssid subject into con his aid toward solving t lie j-e pa ra cial conference.
uld' ho, iHwnm nml Louis, by Mrs. George Griffiths, ly to prevent the return to power line of march prayers for tliu re *100,000 had been subscribed early ference between the two houses.
'iho American occupation enstn 1
tions problem, nnd adds; “He has
le Governor Ami His an aunt/ and Miss Genevieve Sulli of Lu Yung-Hsiang, former tuclinn pose of tlie soul of tlio dead wore- this morning nnd at noon Monday
After this notion, the treaty with done work thnt leaves nn immense according to British sources, will
io inauguration exer- van, n cousin. She left with them of Chekiang province, who was re
United increment of prestige to be en bo 20 installments of *40,000,000 ■
recited by the Seminarians and the total had reached the $125,000 Cuba under which tho
Mr. Davis rolinquish- for St. Louis at once.
ported proceeding from Nanking echoed from the nidewnlks by thoso mark. Tho officials it wan declar States formnlly would recognize joyed hy his successor—work for mutually beginning in 192)5.
ed are very optimistic over the Cuban sovereignty over the Dio whirh the world Is deeply .nnd
When they entered the ho^itnl toward Shnnkhai with Fcngtien, of Catholic faith.
at was sworn out Sunday ihomlng. the girl, whose Manchurian troops.
The body was received at the outlook and it is believed that nf Pines will come <j» under an gratefully in his debt.”
PARIS, Jnn. 12.—General satis
Jinkham Venlc, coun description has boon widely print
The soldiers of Chi ami Sun Cathedral by Monsignor I<ouis J . within a short timo the entire n- unanimous agreement railing for
The Morning Pori snys: "Grrat faction that iho United States
tliuil
action.
This
convention
hns
inount
will
have
been
subscribed.
sel instructions wero ed and who appealed for nid in made a surprise attack Sunday Nau, apostolic administrator of
Britain deeply will deplore tho res through tho agreement reached at
Tho first step toward tho devel been pending more than 20 years, ignation of Mr. Hughes. Ho wns tlu> conference of allied ministers
marshall to serve learning her name over the radio morning. By night they were in the Cincinnati province pending
several days of discussion are n good friend of this country, nnd has become “one of tho contract
itely.
through station WEBH of
tho complete control of the region sur the appointment of a new arch opment of the large trait acquired j hut
by the cormmny and the entire in prospect.
Edgewater Bruch liotol-Chicngo rounding the foreign settlements. bishop by tho Holy See.
n line type of courteous, cultured, ing parties to the Davrcj (dan und
Meanwhile the sennto probably wnll-infonned American.
was reached at a Evening Post Friday night, looked Fighting in the Lungwha district
After tho casket had been car eastern part of tho city, was tnken
tho general repartitions question.”
county and state of- at them lilnnkly for a moment.
had subsided, leaving Sun in un ried to the catafalque. Seminary this morning when a gang of work will renew its program of night _ “We offer our best wishes to Mr. was expressed by nil tho Euro
so
sions
to
dispose
of
pending
sup
aftemoon
tlint
Kellogg in the great nnd responsi pean delegations in informal con-i
“Auntie!
Cousin!" she cried disputed possession of Lungwha choirs chnntid the office of tho men began razing tho old I^ffler
, bo preferred and a nml embraced them.
and the arsenal there.
Chnng dead. Then Monsignor Nau, vested building to make way fnr the op ply measures, which include the ble task entrusted to hint. Ho has vernations nniong the ropresenta-*
annual navy bill and the first de had the advantage of coming into tivos of tho powers today. The
red on the governor
They told Warden Michncl Zim Yung-Min, the defense commis in n gold inlaid cope, gnvo abso ening of East First Street.
Edward Higgins, president of ficiency bill. Tlie army bill passed close touch with European states European statesmen convened hero
(before tho innugura- mer of the hospital that the girl sioner appointed by Peking, Imu lution for tho dead.
Monday when Gov- disappeared from St. Louis Nov. it), taken refuge with his subordinate
The body of tho archbishop was the Chamber of Commerce and a Font week by the house, will bo men nnd European problems, nnd hold that from mere unofficial obyields his chnir ns after she had loft tho homo of her commanders n tho foreign settle vested in tho robes of his office. member of the board of directors taken up by tlie senate appropria tlnis Ims an advantage possessed rorvont the Americans havo be
committee.
by no secretary of stnte since Mr. er nio"intere.itcd nctors" in tho
parents, Mr. and Mr3. Francis Ma ments. Chang’s troops made an Ilis head was covered by the white of the company, in viewing the tions
With
Monilny set nsi»le for Dis Lansing.”
matter
of
the
salo
of
stock
in
thu
mitre, while around the neck rest
ence was held in tho guire, to attend clnss at a teachers made an unsuccessful resistance.
solution of the ivpnrution pro
Foreign defense units were ed the pallium, the insignia of Sanford Hotel-Realty Company, trict of Cnlumbin legislation, the
Tho Daily Chronicle snys: “With blem.
Korney General C. U. college. How sho got here w ii :i
Tho experts committee
hnuso
will
re
ume
debate
on
tlie
the re ignntion of Mr. Hughes the rpent the entire day unraveling
guurtiing the barricaded approaches metropolitan,
not explained.
Irictronolltnh. HI* hands, folded said:
McFadden
banking
bill
Tuesday
“fly
their
response
in
the
purpose
United States executive loses a re
and encased in embroidered red
[Alleged Payment,
“I remember leaving homo to go to the settlements last night.
ami will devote Wednesday to mis markable personality. Ho was no tho mass of figures hearing on
A battle was in progress Sun-'gloves rested on Ids chest. His of ‘ tock in tlie Land company, cellaneous
jtion.s will be based to the university,” Miss Maguire
tin* Ruhr occupation, tho Belgian
bills
coming
from
tlie
t .• her relatives told their day near the Tung V/ein, Japanese I feet were encased in high red san- citizens of this city have indicat- public )an<U committer. 1/ tlm ordinary politician; bis knowledge, priority payments and tho total
d, on an alleged pay- said
i
d
their
desire
for
a
greater
and
strong will nnd disinterestedness Gcrmnn deliveries in kind. The
70 to the younger story, ••( v . walking on one of college nnd the grounds of the Sic- dais nnd the zuchctto n rod skull
.Many cap rested on the- foot of the cas bigger Snnford. The subscriptions McFadden bill is disposed of Tues peculiarly tilted him for his task. committee must prepare resolu
Imnn, convicted forg- tho shaued paths lending to tho enwei Catholic mission.
day
the
river
ami
harbors
author
during the first 18 hours
Broadminded and sympathetic in
urly wus president of campus. The next thing F remem hulieia wero falling in their vicin ket. an indication that his office nude
has. shown that they mean business ization hill will come up Thursday Ms outlook, lie was the sort of tions which will be presented for.i
had ended.
.
..
tty, biink at.La U.vRnc, ber is that I v.’ns in the hospital itywith
independent offices supply j American with whom wise Britons riPUfcntinn .by. (he plenary hvrsion
s: ...
here.”
•
‘~
.. ~ Tho ^volunteer corp** of forcignTho cathedral which is nearly n and officials of the company are mVa.-uro to follow.
•nf the conference Tuesday.
indeed
proud
of
this
record.
,
could nlwaya work without fric
•V ■vHSShHt - III tutted* Sbc-.mill she coclA r ;a!l ; * t h *»•!•* from the foreign und French century old, win draped in mourn
Army ( ’list Payments.
,
Uouzc
committees
will
continue
“More':
ubserlptlons
are‘
needed,
tion.”
settlements have huen ordered out ing blnck and purple.
ngtd Inst Friday in a ing more.
their inquiries into the shipping
Despite lira ncrcort of secrecy be
however,
and
regardless
of
the
and
havo
erected
barbed
wire
LnrThrough
nn
Rein
in
n
St.
Louis
el. when Russell deliververy handsome profit which will board, Indian affaire and aircraft. Knxoy Changes Given Attention hind whiL'li tho delegatea are
i. signed by hi.i father, newspaper nbout Chicago’s “mys ricnlea in the approaches to the Bar Association To
come to each .subscriber, this civ The senate interstate commerce
WASHINGTON, Jnn. 12.—Hav working, details of the terms of
later returninR the tery girl" the relatives were led foreign quarters.
committee will carry forward its ing accepted the resignation of tho agreement, gradually are leak
ic
movement
should
require
sup
to
come
to
Chicago.
Miss
SullivnFighting
wus
continuing
Sunday
he was confronted by
Name Meeting Place port of every citizen. Everyone hearings on the Cummins arilrond Eeerrtnry of Stale Hughes nnd ko- ing out. From British sources it
vho hn»l “listened in” snld. The description of the girl noon hut tho foreign settlements
should invest as much money a i he consolidation measure, wliilo tho luctcd Ambassador Kellogg at Lon was Irirned Sunday that hy th«
traction by a telephonic seemed to tally with that of her had little apprehension of danger.
ATLANTA, Jnn. 12.— Meeting can possibly do in order that no Gouzens committee will dig deeper don ns his successor, President Anglo-American agreement tho
cousin.
Chi
Hsieh-Yuun
was
military
it.
into the activities of the prohibi Coolidge will give attention now to army cost Payments will spread
hero Monday of tho executive com
Bccnuso Mrs. Francis Mnguirc governor of Kinngsu province, in mittee of the American Bar Ah- timo may be lost in this big de tion enforcement unit.
le said that the county
the task of filling the vacancies in out over n period of 20 years, dat
Vil«I serve the warrants has been very ill since her daugh which Slmukhai is situated, and a eociatioa is receiving reports of velopment.
The world court, another of the tlie diplomat,le corps
"More
names
ns
subscribers
in
resulting ing from the Wadsworth agree
ter
daughter
disappeared
nml
for
Peking
mandate
was
issued
De
>. the governor and his
senate’.'! long pending problems, from these changes in hla cabinet ment of May, 1923.
several
committees
and
consider
sure
quicker
action
with
reference
lie given n prcliminury fear the clue might prove false, cember 12 dismissing him from ing a meeting place for the 11)25
will be brought to tho front Wed
This minis th bo considered a
id placed under bond, she was not informed of their trip that position and appointing Lu convention. Charles Evans Hughes, to the developments proposed hy nesday with consideration by tho on Mar. 4.
the
Sanford
Hotel-Realty
Comp
_ .Meanwhile, the senate will con nucre t for the British. The payhere,
iirs.
GritTiths
snill.
Yung-Hsiung, “pacification com who resigned Saturday ns secre
ition then would full to
foreign
relations
committee
of
the
Charlotte always hail been n missioner,” for Kinngsu and Anh tary of state is presiding nn pres any. Work has already started on several proposals for American ad sider two appointments by the ex men! of thu American reparation
t. county attorney-elect,
“homo
girl,” the aunt (aid nml wei provinces. Sun Chuaii-Fntig ident of the association. He de razing buildings which will make hesion under reservations suggest- ecutive of equal im|M>rtnnce those Iclaim will extend over thu whole
iissos wero consulted or
taken Sumlny.
The there was no reason thnt she know was an adherent of General Wu clined to comment on his retire way for the opening of First •si hy President Goolidgo ami Sec of li.irlun F, Storm of New York P rind Of tlio Dawes annuities hi
fcre Imsed on accounts of of for tier to run away from Pci-Fu, the ousted commander of ment but indicated that it not to Street to Mcllonvilio Avenue. This retary Hughes. Many committ'o- to be nn associate justice of tlie tlie form of a fixed per rentage
Mipremu court and of Charles B. the figure not being Washington's
is hut the initial step toward a de
published in the nows- home. Mrs. Griffith could give no the Peking military forces. Both be regarded as a forerunner of po velopment
which Ims never been men believe some i ort of an adhe Warren of Michigan to succeed nppiovul—beginning from tho ex
kt Mr. Vealo said that idea of what might have happened Chi and Sun were active in besieg litical candidacy.
sion
measure
will
be
reported
out,
equalled before in the history of but whether action can be had liiiii ns attorney general. Favor tinction of Belgian priority lato ia
ing Shanghai Inst fall.
I'luld return to testify to bring her here.
able action on both is expected.
1910.
Sanford.’’
Since
the
girl
wns
found
in
the
At
that
time
they
were
nl!!ed
Ve.
Additional names added to the at this session still is problemati
in line with the promotion of
Tho American figures of *350,now is in Missouri, he union station on tho evening of with the Peking regime of Prosi- Fifty Lie on the Floor subscription list since Saturday cal.
Ambassador Kellogg, tlie oroxident 000,00 for tho total American way
Nov. P.) numerous attempts have
Continucii on page ft.
is understood to have in mind the damage were not accepted by tho
WhilcThugsRobBank are: J . E. Scarlett, Fred Ball. W.
been made to identify her. Persons
Step in Prosecution.
advancement
nf
Ambassador Britisti and tho compromise agree
S. Earle, Mth. Ellen Martin, i. I).
from
various
parts
of
tho
country
K nf formal charges will
llou (litua at Berlin to the court of ment in raid to provide for un an
Martin, Alvorn II. Dexter, Kate
KANSAS
CITY,
Jnn.
12.—Four
have
come
to
visit
her
anil
more
nt step looking toward
St. Jn i n e s , With such a policy cur nual percentage of the Dawes an
men held up and I'obbed the Com Dickinson Stewart, W. Maxwell
f tho Rovcrnor or his than 5,000 letters and telegrams
ried to a logical conclusion, tiara nuities, the capital value of which
Stewart, William Nordstrom, Min
munity
Slate
Bank
here
Monday
have
been
received
at
the
hospital
[Friday’s expose of the giving “tips” on who she might bo
would be a general advancement I i » less than the original figure de
nie Johnson, Arthur V. Vystnnn,
after
forcing
about
50
customers
V'l"ii : nle.
of those in the diplomatic icrwco. manded hy tho Americans.”
and oflieials of the bank to lie on John W. I’ezold, Mrs. Jesse II. Halnnd
asking
for
additional
informa
ftifternuon young Davis, tion.
Herrick Wants to Retire
Hton. C. E. Patterson, Cl. F. Teague,
the floor.
[to hin own story, took
Again, information is volunteer
Although Ambassador Herrick nt
T. C. Muudy, Sam Klcischer, C, 1).
Numerous
descriptions
have
Thirty
Florida
salesmen
of
the
to his room in the exc boon puldi. he>l nnd motion pictures
ed that the United States will reI’uri.i
might
be
considered
next
In
Bromley,
Dr.
C,
M.
Mitchell
nml
That Sanford has all of the ad
Keystone View Company met Mon line for tlie London post, the tin l*’civ« ito Interest on the capital
ision and return to the of the girl have been shown in var
MARKET
Charles Henry.
vantages possessed by tho nnuai
day
morning for a two day conven derstanding here is that lie prefers amount of her claims except op
tho pardon, wnieh hin ious parts of the country.
Those who hail previously botourist town with its farming
pared lie already hud de
CHICAGO. Jnn. 12. — Wheat: cftnio subscribers were:
tion at tiu? Hotel Valdez. Tlu* mill to remain at the French ctpUny, I arrears nn between Mnv 19211, the
In efforts to stimulate her mem country and transportation facili
ni. Confronted there by ory, physicians administered the
May. 1.80'i to 1.8074; July, !.63'i
Forro t Lake, Frank P. For trr, represent wlmt in said to lie the whero ho bus had many years of date of tho Wadsworth agreement,
laid a group of newspn- “truth” scrum, and psychologists ties in addition and ns such has I to 1,51. Corn: May, 1.28% to R. II. Berg, Harry T. Bodwell, It.
Moreover hin desire for and tlio beginning of the payments
unlimited
possibilities
of
develop
largest organization of its kind in Fervid*.
>nil officials of the state tried hypnotism, without rcnults,
early
retirenlent
from the diplo to tho United States undur tho
1.28%.
Oats:
May,
01%
to
Givi.
F.
Whitner,
A.
it.
Key,
Geo.
A.
lie
Dawes plan.
the country, having purchased a matic corp.: lias been reported.
d government, he hand- Tho girl recalled her first name ment, is the view tnken by the
Cnttos,
Edward
Higgins,
W.
C.
Jlie money, went liack to was Charlotte and sho believed her officials nf the Jefferson Standard
short
time
ago
tlie
stereoscopic
nn
1
GILBERT
TO
REPORT
Besides Ambassador Houghton
Smith, W. A. Le filer, It. J . Ilollv,
The Amor icon delegation when
Fmuraiice Company, of
land related the affair to hut name was Norris, but she had Life
W. P. Garter, G. W. Lloyd, It. G. lantern slide departments of Un others whme names are mentioned requested cither to confirm or
Grecnboro, N. C., following a visit
PARIS, Jan. 12.—Seymour Pac Maxwell. Fred T. Williams. W. M. derwood and Underwood, national in connection with the rm!».\ .ador- d. oy these details remarked that
no recollection of her home or par hero a short timo ago. The offi
senior and Russell havo, ents.
shin to Great itritain are Ambas tue entire matter was up to Wasliker
Gilbert, Jr., agent of the Gen*
(Ciuilititled on page 5)
cials wero here ns guests nf J . H.
ly known photographic company.
[hat the elder Davis knew
sadorship to Great Britain are ip’jtnn. 'Iho delegates in Paris,
crnal
reparations
under
the
Dawes
Jackson, who represents the con*.
Tim salesmen will be gtic.it i of Ambassador Fletcher nt Rome; they added, Were Ikniml to keep tho
fhatever of tho nlleRed ii(dan arrived Paris from Berlin to- START Y. M. C. A. CAMPAIGN
>nny
in
Hanford,
and
were
returnthe company at n banquet tonight j Under-Secretary of State Grow; char.ii ter of the solution a secret
saction until told of it Three Million .People
tng rrom home the annual convon- ‘>«y report on . reparation
. ' , . Aron.mis. . , ,
nt the Valdez Hotel. A number of Solicitor General Janies M. Beck, until they had been approved
Russell declared that
ST.
PETERSBURG,
Jnn.
12.
—
ti.rn
h
Id
near
the
llrst
of
the
^''*n
rt^ult
atbnt.rd
aimC
S.
pt.
1
(ted lor Ids parents sake Suffer From Famine month at Miami.
The week of Feb. 16-23 haa boon officials of tho company, who nro |nnd Srnntnr Mcdlil McCormnrk, of
! I,y “indication Dawes plan.
A direct query ns to whether tho
I'uself “lie enught in a
decided upon to conduct a cam taking part in tlu convention, nrc I Illinois, who retires from the sen United States received anything in
Under
MV.
Jackson’s
TOKIO, Jan. 12.—As tho intens
guidance, TURKEY TO REBUILD PORTS paign to raise *550,000 for a Y. on tho list of .speakers.
ate on Mar. 4.
emphasized that his
return for these concessions also
visitors were shpwn over San
The organization la rolling stcr- • Before that date,* other changes failed to bring a reply, other than
|» not involved. Tho r o v - ity of winter in Korea increases the
M, C. A. building in this city.
ford
nnd
through
the
farming
disj
over
,•".000,000
persona
nro
report
cograph
travel
tours
that
cover
profcsoctl innocensc
in the cabinet are in prospect. Sec reference to Wnshingtun.
tricts about town. The insurance! ROTTERDAM, Jan. 12. — A. do Approximately four hundred work
lr‘‘d that l'ollmnn and ed niff-ring from famine accord company officers declared that Snn- Rondo, a Dutch harbor planning ers will take part in tlie campaign. points of interest over tiie world. I retary of Agriculture Gore must
The British attach tho greatest
(enemies” hail taken nd- ing to word received today from ford has advantages that virtually eX|K*rt, has gone to Angora at the 200 of them men, loo women und .They also carry Inntcrns nml slides j retire on or before Mar. 4 to be
importance
to the agreement which
j
for
special
cduratkinnl
work.
The
|
tho
Associated
Presa
correspondent
governor of West Virginia, to
friondxhlp “and the unno other cities in the slate have. invitation n/ the Turkish govem- 100 Imys. S. A. Ackley, regional line also include complete stereo come
brings the United States official
which
office
he
was
elected
last
b'd nature of my son” to at Seoul.
nient,
to
take
charge
nf
a
bic
j
director,
nnd
member
of
the
InThe major developments that San
graph libraries timV Include views ! November, nnd Secretary of Igi- ly into the reparation jjool. with
|hun into accepting raoford should concentrate on. they ttfhcmo of reconstruction of tho ternntinnnl Committee of the Y. of virtually every section of the I bor
Davis has nsked to bo retired the right to a percentage, like tho
mPardon.”
ports
of
Constantinople,
TrcbizSI.
C.
A.
will
have
charge
of
tho
Pify Kalian Aliens, agreed, i.i the tourist hotel, and ond, Snmsun nml Mcrsina.
world. Tho views ns shown nt that time, although be may ac allies.
I
work.
tno lake projects nml thus become
through tho storcnplicon, bring cede to the executive’s request tla l
Rumanians Disappointed.
tie Composer Is Nobody Will Have ’Em a tourist nnd distributing city na
forth, it is rniil, the true pm'spce- he remain.
The
Rumanians make no secret
well ns remaining one of tho Icadtivo of n picture through rigid
Will II. Hays, retired as post of their disappointment over tho
SuedforDivorce
1MPA, Jnn. 12.—Fifteen Itnl- ing agricultural cities in the state.
obsorvntion of the laws of physics. master general nnd Albert B. Fall direction of the conference that
ian .lili.ms are back in the county
Those com posing tho party were
Among the speakers before the na nerrotary of tho interior, before Rumania’s claims for nn increase
lOANClSCO. Jan. 12.— jail hero after having been deport Julian Price, president; Clinrlea W.
ronventii n nro P. M. Wnlrath, tho death of President Harding, of her ono per cent fixed at Spa
Walton,
I 1 ' -fit Castor of San ed to H.inavn two weeks ago. Cuba Gold, treasurer; *H. B.
former vice-president; H. C. Joslin, nnd rmico Mr. COoitdga succeeded bo held over for further dbaisua'h.nally known oper- wouldn’t have them the Iftlited manager of the loan department;
eastern
snlctt manager; R. A. G ar-1to tho presidency, Edwin Dcnby sion. *
With u docket composed of M| Ernest '* hilpitt va. Albert W.
n'1|,r, now reniding in Staler won’t, so immigration of Mr. Cox. banker nnd prominent
via. manager in the southeastern hns resigned ns secretary of the
was made defendant in ficial.! are uncertain a:i to their stock holder, of High Poire, N. C.: civil cases, .tho Sondnole Circuit |Smith, damages, *3,000; *Armou states, and Mr. Sherman, assist r.nvy; Hurry M. Daugherty was
Mr. Flolderness, stockholder, of court, with Judge J . J . Dickinson Fertilizer Works vs. Paul M. Kelly, ant sales manger. The salesmen
Senate Moves To Fill
divorce filed Saturday next rftovo.
Tnrboro, N. C„ Mr. Brooks, general on the bench, will convene at 10 dnmngcs, *20.000; Park Trammell attending tho convention nro vir forced to resign ns nttorney gener
. * by Irene Campbell
al
nml"
Henry
C.
Wallace,
secre
•2.000JPJ0 GAIN SHOWN
for Tlioinnr E. Wilton, vs. J . C. tually all assigned to tho stutc of
Two Important Posts
council. Thoro named constitute
[was learned Sunday.
tary of agriculture, died in office.
j the loan committee of the cum- o’clock Tuesday morning nt the Chase, damages; Frank Hall vs. Florida.
DAYTONA, Jan. 10.—Bank re
county court house. The Beminolo P. D. and Adeline Johnson, suit in
WASHINGTON. Jan. 12.—Whild
Can’t Compel sources in tho Triple Cities nt the I pany.
County Grand Jury also will got ejectment; American Fruit Grow
Frank
B.
Forster
Is
Pro: idont Coolidge deferred action
end of 1921 totaled *8,800,580.91.
under way at the imino time. There ers express vs. G. F. Smith, dnm- U. S. District Court
in the selection of a new ambassa•He Traffic Hive compared
with *0,318,880.70 in Steamship Company
Again Made Director j dor
ii only one criminal case brought j ngia *5,000; George (5. Herring vi*.
to London, tho Senate moved
1923. The deposits for the respec
Convenes
at
Capital
over from last term for trial, thu the Florida Vegetable Corporation,
-------today
toward confirmation of two
Starts
New
Service
NCTOn T " Jnn. 12. — tive periods were *8,415,010.70,
other cases in this department will damages Sl.OdO; Johnnie Brow, miFrank P Forster, president of j mnjor nominations sent to the capvo no authority to ctm - Compared with *0,215,304.38.
come frrm the grand jury.
nor. vs. the Atlantic Coast Lino
TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. 12.—Tho tho First National Bank of San- itol. The selection of Attorneyjotc carrier by motor veHAVANA. Jan. 12.—The Penin__ all of the cases so for Railroad
Virtually
Company,
damages; United States District Court of ford and a st«H*kholdcr in tho Flor- General Stone to a place on tho
•lie to engage in public
suiar Officdentnl Steamship Com- trial aru dnmngc suits, involving Chaco & Company vs. A. H. Moses, Northern Florida* convened hero ida National Bank In Jacksonville I Supreme Court was approved by
JUDGE UPHOLDS BOARD
hire, the Supreme Court
pany tndny inaugurated daily sail- the sum of *28,000
u< the total damages *1,000; Ola D. Beck nnd todny with Judge Ijike Jones pre was re-elected a member of the I the sub-committi
to wuich it was
donday in case brought
«... 12.- Federal mgs including .............
.............. j ..........
Sunday between
amount naught by the plaintiffs. A husband vn. Southern
CHICAGO, Jnn.
Utilities siding. Among tho more import board of directors of thnt inxtitu-1 referred. Full ji
uction w m
ran Public Utilities Corn- Judge Wllkerson.
|H«vajm
anil K ^ West. It jlou b- jpunel of 39 jurors, from which Company, damages, |l/i00; Black- ant cases docketed for trial was lions at the annual meeting of the{i>ost|>oned pern iiciury
V, ilkeinun. Monday for the |
* ng final action.
nil others.
its
sailings
between
Havana
I
tho
grand
Jurora
ami
petit
Juror,
second time upheld the right of lcu
shear Manufacturing Company vr. that against Wm. Leo Poham and Ht(
hold last week. Mr. |
i ('bar
B. Warms nomination to
tho railroad labor board to com* und i union in ordrr to care for iboth will be drawn, has been sum- John Russell. damages, *8.1(8*, and his associates under indictment in Forrtcr has heon n director of the j aucOcod Stone a: head of tho Do
si falls on the Jozt, capee- iH.1 witness*! to appear to testify tourist travel to ar.J from thirlmomxl.
M. Frank anil Sous vs. D. C. Brock, connection with ov <tor culture op- bunk since R< organization 10 i purloin it of Justice waj referred
the just washed auto‘.
United States.
Tho civil docket ia as follows: S. damugeb, *250. m
before it.
chatioiu in Franklin county,
yea: s ago in 1909,
to tho aub-commiUcu,
Florida Salesmen
Of Photo Company
Meet Here Today
Officials Of Loan
Corporation Guests
Of Local Resident
j
Seventh Judicial Circuit Court To
Convene Tuesday For Spring Session
�•T t W hM C ru ltd —Fw What P a rp w
.
. *
Film 9>brm To1
■Apr. 1, J » 4
'EL Adam*, Retail Merchant.
Hantcn, Restaurant------------------------------ Apr. 14, 1921
Cfc.C. Strickland, Rztoll Merchant------ --- -------- Apr. I, 1924
Or. W, A. Brine, Physician— ,— ------------------ Apr. 1, 1924
L P. Hagan, Turp. Still--------------------------1------- Oct. I, 1923
L,*P. Hagan, Retail Merchant— ;— -------------- ..Oct. 1, 1923
, . t Sparling. Real E«L Broker.,
—Apr. 1, 1924
ria Axen, ReaUarant..
- A p r . 1, 1921
p
M~C
I. C. Oram|iling, Gang* for Repaln...... ...........Apr. 1, 1921
L..B. Hodgin*, Retail Merchant— ...............
Oct. 1, 1923
W« S. Leak, Agt. Hanover Fire In*. Co...........Oct. 1, 1923
W, 8. Leak. AgL United Firemen'* Ina. Co— Oct. 1, 1923
I n . Colcloagh, Agt. United PlremapV Ina. Co_Oct. 1, 1923
J. H. Colcloagh, Agt. London G. 'Accd.In*. Co. ..Oct. I, 1923
K. Redmuna, ReUil Mcrchapt_______________Oct. 1, 1921
Oaear Stephen*, Retail Merchant---- -------------- Apr. I, 1921
M. Q
Gofc
o U L P hsotographer.—
t
*
*
___
. Apr.
25, —
1921'
I
ft
•
Oct. I ,
Oct. 1,
Oct. 1,
Oct. 1,
Oct. 1,
Oct. 1.
Oct. I,
Oct. 1.
Oct. 1.
Oct. 1,
Oct. 1,
Oct. 1
Oct. 1.
1924
1924
‘
if
li _ .
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924*
lP
Hi
Oct. 1. 15__
OcL 1. 1724
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct. I, 192-1
, Julia Potee, Retail Merchant—.................... Apr. I, 1921
O c C I, 1921
jledo Motor Co., Garage-....... ........................ — Jan. 1, 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
riklker Edward*, Bagg. Wagon L Drag—
Apr. 28, 1821
Oct. 1, 1924
J , W. Stolen, Retail Merchant.—
Oct. I, 1923
Oct. 1, 1921
••• C. W. Stoke*. Retail Merchant....
....— ...... Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
SSI Bertna Francis, Retail Merchant. ..
........ ....... Apr. 1, 1924
Oct. I. 1921
M2 Jamea Minott. Retail Merchant__
May 1. 1924
Oct. 1, 1921
.CL T, McCultcy, Garage.............................
_....OcL 1. 1923
Oct. 1. 1921
fM J . M. Rronfon, Retail Merchant.... ..........
-May 2, 1924
OcL I . 1924
* * * George Ellia, Retail Merchant....______
-M ay 1, 1924
Oct. 1, 1921
666 Howard Boteler. Wholesale Merchant.......... *— May 1, 1921
Oct. 1, 1921
M 7 Reuben HarJer, Real Estate Broker—... I________ May 1, 1924
Oct. I . 1921
•M EQla Thoma», Retail Merchant — __
May 1, 1921
Oct. I, 1924
m
Allace Stewart, Retail Merchant-- --------May 10, 1924
Oct. 1, 192!
•70 F. Eastman, Retail Merchant.......... .............
Maq 15, 1924
Oct. 1, 1921
ill
Felix Colson, Barber Shop... ............
May 19, 1921
Oct. 1. 1921
•72 BkiMnoie Business Each. Real Est. Brokers. ,._May 1, 1921
Oct. I, 1921
•72 Joe Brown, Retail Merchant .......- .............. .— May 24. 1921 Oct. 1. 1921
•74 Lottie Baker, Retail Merchant .............................May 24, 1921 Oct. 1. 1924
•75 Sanford Radio Service, Retail Merchant-...........„Maq 20, 1924 Oct. 1, 1924
919 P, Gadson, Retail Merchant -...-....
—May 27, 1921
Oct. 1, 1921
•77 J) It. Thompson, Agt.Pan Amer. Life. Ina. Co...Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1923
•78 Annie Bennett, Retail Merchant----- -------------- June 2, 1921
Oct. 1, 1921
A,- W. Kamil, Ice Wagon.—'—..............
June 2, 1921
Oct. I, 1921
J . P. Carlin, Rea! Est. Salesman.... - ......... .......... June 0, 1921
Oct. 1, 1924
II, ,Kobt. Cunningham, Retail Merchant .....„
—Apr. 1, 1921
Oct. 1, 1921
I . Water Elston, Automatic Vending Machine .......................June Oct.
, 1921
1. 1924
•M M. If. Kristof. Retail Merchant ...—..........
June 12, 1921
Oct. 1 1921
684 Geo. IV. Venable, Contractor................................. Apr. 1, 1921
Oct. I. 1021
•M Jonfih Robinson, Boarding House ............
June 1, 1921
Oct. 1. 1924
Mfl Tpmpa Pluoi.ASuppiy Co. Wholesale Merchants Oct. 1. 1928
Oct. 1. 1921
087 Bob Murphy Garage, Garage ..............- ...........June 16, 1921
Oct. I. 1921
k .li Kilbcc, Healer in Fresh Meats................ June 18, 1921
Oct. 1. 1921
j/ncs Smith, Ice Wagon................................... June 1, 1921
Oct. 1, 1921
. A. Ginn. Civil Engineer..... —.....................
Oct. 1.1923
OcL 1, 1921
- .H e r son, Retail Merchant-...... ...r..................... June 21, 1921
Oct. I, 1921
Win Cain, Retail Merchant...... ....... - .................... June 1. 1921
Oct. 1. 1921
Ghprlntte Huff, Restaurant....................................June 16, 1921
Oct. 1, 1924
Ward Leonard Co., Healers In Autos ................... June 16, 1921
Oct. 1, 1921
'a. Phcbe Jane Welch, Retail Merchant...........June 28, 1921
Oct. 1, 1921
Hie Williams, Ice Cream Truck............ ........ Juno 28, 1921
Oct. 1, 1921
O. Furtick, Ice Wagon............. ............................June I, 1921
Oct. 1, 1921
- Goldman, Inc., Retail Merchant.... .................. July Jt, 1914
Oct. 1. 1924
699 Ti L. Long, Mgr. Rctr.il Merchant.........................July 1, 1921
Oct. 1, 1924
700 Mrs. Pollie Parker, Retail Merchant....................... ..July 1, 1924
Oct. 1, 1924
70R Red Hays, Retail Merchant..............
Apr. 1, 1921
Oct. 1, 1921
702 Hamrick's Cash Grocery, Retail Merchant............ June 1, 1921
Oct. I, 1921
703 J . C. Gainey, Retail Merchant ........
July 11, 1921
Oct. 1, 1924
704 Uome Realty Co., Real Estate Broker ...........Ju ly 19, 1921
Oct. I, 1924
705 W. J . Thigpen. Agent, Union Indemn. Ins. Co....Apr. 1, 1921
Oct. ,1 1924
700 W. M. Igou, Sales Stable— .....................................July 21, 1921
OcL 1, 1924
707 A. P. Connelly, Agent, Caledonian Ins. Co....... Apr. I, 1921
Oct. .1 1921
708 J . B. Hutchins, Real Est. Broker. .................
July 19, 1921
Oct. 1, 1924
709 Geo. W. Knight, Agent., Ins. Co. of North Amr.Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1921
710 Geo. W. Knight, Agent, Aetna In*. Co..................Apr. 1, 1921
Oct. 1, 1921
711 Geo. W. Knight, Agent Home In*. Co. N. Y. Apr. I, 1921
Oct. 1, 1021
712 Geo. W. Knight, Agent Amer. Auto Ins. Co.......... Apr. I, 1921
Oct. 1, 1921
713 Geo. W. Knight, Agent Sou. Surety Co........ Apr. 1, 1921
OcL 1, 1921
711 F.R,McNeill, Trav. Agent, Hartford Fire In*. Co.Oct. 1, 1923
OcL 1, 1924
715 P. R. .VIcNVill, Agt. In*. Co. of North America
Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
710 P. R. McNeill, Agt. Sterling Fire Ins. Co............. Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1921
717 P, It. McNeill, Agt. Royal Indemn. Co................Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1921
718 F. It. McNeill, Agt. Aetna Ins. Co-......................Apr. 1, 1924
OcL 1, 1924
719 F. R, McNeill, Agt. Home In*. C o -....................... Apr. 1, 1921
OcL I, 1924
F. R. McNeill, Agt. Amer. Outo. Ins. Co.
Apr. 1, 1921
OcL I, 1921
V It. McNeill, Agt. Sou. Xuroty Co-..... ............ Apr. 1, 1921
OcL 1, 1921
F. K. McNeil), Agt. Hnrtford Accd. &. Indemn...... Apr. 1, 1921
OcL 1, 1921
C. II. Driver, Agt. Amer. Auto. Ins. Co.............. Apr. 1,’ 1921
OcL 1, 1921
A. E. SJohlom, Agt. Hnrtford Fire In*. Co...............Apr. 1, 1924
Oct. 1, 1921
J . H. Jackson, Agt. Aetna Life In*. Co... .....— Jan. 1,* 1921
Oct. 1, 1921
S. D. Thomas, Retail Merchant..
July 23, 1921
Oct. 1, 1921
727 Wragge’s Cash Grocery,Retail Merchant..........ju ne 7 ( jyg.j
Oct. I, 1924
72h . Uort Miller, Restaurant........................................... Oct. 1,’ 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
729 E. E. Brady, Hale* Stable ........................
Oct. j, i <
j 23
Oct. 1, 1921
730 W. C. Coker, Retail Merchant
July 25, 192
Oct. I, 1921
731 John D. McCnrtha, Healer inFruit* & Vegs.
July 2.r>' 19"
1921
Oil. 1, 1921
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732 Roya! Icc Cream Co., Ice Cream Mfg.
Mar, 1, 1921
Oct. 1, 1921
733 Gnlfesplc L Emile, Contractors
Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
781 San. Mattress Itactory, Retail Merchant
■Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. I, 1924
735 Hr, R. M. Marion,, Dentist
Dentist..............
■Oct. 1, 1023
OcL 1, 1921
730 Hanford Photo. Co., Photographer
Oct. 1, 1923
OcL I, 1921
737 Hotel Montezuma, Hotel......... ........
Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1921
738 W. V. Whaler,A gt.Globc* Rutgers Mrelns.Co.
Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1921
739 W. V. Wheeler, Agt. Republic Fire Ins. Co.
Oct. 1, 1024
740 W.V,Wheeler,Agt.,Thef;ommcnwrnlthlns.Co.N.Y.(^t' {[ {;i2:t
Oct. I, 1921
741 Dr. 8. Pulcston. Physician......................................... OcL 1,’ 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
742 KilgUrs Seed Co., Retail Merchant.................... ,juiy J j 1921
Oct 1, 1921
743
nAn U. C. Brook, Merchant Tailor
................
Oct. I, 1923
Oct. 1, 1921
747
Hr. Geo. M. Drawer. Physician
Edward Higgins, Agt. for Autos.
769
760
761
762
703
R. F. lame, Agent Penn, Fire I
K. F. I.ane, Agent Gorin. Fire
K. F. Lane, Agent National Sti:
E. F. Lane, Agent National Met
E. F. Lane, Agent Phoenix Ansi
ia w t% m s L
^
................. July 28, 1924
1, 1923
..... ............ Oct. 1. 1923
1. 1923
............... - •Apr. 1, 1921
1, 1923
...............— Oct. 1. 1923
............ -Oct. 1. 1923
..... — ....... July 30, 1921
................. Oct. 1. 1923
................. •Oct. 1, 1923
Ire Ins. Go•Oct. 1. 1923
Al.............. Oct. 1, 192.3
Co-........ Oct. 1, 1923
i,............... Oct. I, 1923
Jo............ —
• Oct. 1. 1923
0.
OcL 1, 1923
Co........... O ct 1, 1923
Co........... O ct 1, 192.1
This Hhcot ......
Sheet No. 1
i|rr>TiuaM ii
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•
Total ............................................. .. .......
Seminole Radio Supply Co., Retail Merchant
Aug.
1921
0 . C. Bryant, Retail Merchant
Apr. 1, 1921
WRI Alexander, llagg. Wagon & Dray
Apr. L 1921
IL Fr>rd. Agt. Standard l.ife fns. (in.
• Apr. I. 1921
aude Williams, Agt. Mutual Life Ins. Co.
....... July
1924
A'. M. Powell, Retail Merchunt....................... ....... Aug. 1.
1. 1924
Hr, B. I), Caswell, Dentist
Oct. I. 1923
Fred J . Paul, Merry-Go-Round
Aug. I. 1911
F,rfd J . Paul, 2 Hall Games
.......Aug. 1. 1921
O. it. Higgins, Agt. Amer. Auto. Ins. Co.
Apr.
1921
Guy O. Bryant, Retail Merchant .............. ..... Aug. I,
II. 1921
Wnter* Candy Kitchen, Retail Merchant
OCL I. 1928
A. Kniiner, Retail Merchant
Oct. 1, 1923
Davis Candy Co., Wholesale Merchant
A u g . 20. 1921
Dr, A. W. Epps, Dentist.
•Aug. 1, 1921
W. L. Lee, Retail Dealer in French Meats. ......Auit. 27, 1921
Imperial M (Ticino Co., Street Venders"ofMe di Sept, 2, 1921
Seminole Overland Go., Gnruge&Oenlcr ju uto* Oct. I, 1928
782 H. F. Householder, Lawyer
o. I. 1, 1923
783 Willie Mill*, Hnrher Shop
Oct. 1. 1023
781 Ella Duckett, Pool Room
Apr. I, 1924
785 J . N. Gray, Retnll Merchunt
.
Sept. H, 1921
786 A. Vv. Tallinn, Retail Merchant
Oct. 1, 1923
787 Seminole Grocery Co., Whole Merchant
Aug. 1, 1921
788 Ci«it A Morris, Retail Merchants
Oct. I, 1928
789 T. L. Lingo, Agt. Sterling Fire Ins. Go.
Apr. 1» 1921
T, L. Lingo, Agt. N. Brit.A Mcrc.lna.Go.
Apr. 1. 1924
Melton A Co., Inc., Real E.it. Brokers
OcL I. 192.3
Dr. P. B. Foley, Vet. Surgeon
I t, ! 1/ 1923
Seminole Sanitarium,
______ , Sanitarium
Oct. I. 1923
W Smith, Retail Merchant
Oct. I. 1923
...
Allen, Agt. Old.
Colony Ins. CoApr. 1. 1921
L. Guvnor, Barber Shop
Oct. 1, 1923
L K. k ruzier, Garage for Repairs .....
.....OcL 1. 1923
H. L. Dullart, Retail Merchant.
May 1, 1921
Sanford Buk-k Co., Agt. fur Auto*.....
Feb. 1 1921
Da^id Cole, liarbe.* Shop
Oct. 1, 4923
Boh Fortner, Retail Merchant
15, 1921
G. II. Lane, Restnuinnt
.............. .... Sept.
Dec. 1, 1923
Sanford L oan & Saving Co., Bank
Jan. it, 1924
J . N. Baulins, Merchant Tailor .....
May 16, 1924
(>. L. Thrasher, Agt. The Alliance Ins. Co.
Oct. 1, 1923
«
.
Total From
Period «f
L
....
oa.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
OcL
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
OcL
1.
I.
1.
1,
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
1,
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
1,
1,
1.
1921
1924
1921
1921
1021
1921
1921
1921
1921
1921
1921
1921
1921
1921
1921
1024
1024
1921
1921
8 ®
IJ50
2Z0
1-70
20.00
3.00
5.00
2.50
5JOO
3JJ0
3.00
1-50
1-70
10. 00 .
2250
1-70
7.50
1-70
1J50
10.00
1250
1250
.75
5.00
1.50
1250
1250
.50
5.00
1-70
1250
1.50
1.50
K ttJ r iiS S
"
Total From TaU iFrM
Each Parly Each Party
Each Party H H il
800 N. H. Garner, Agt. The Alliance Ina. Co-----------OcL 1, 1923 ' OcL 1. 1924
807 . R-”
2.50
OcL 1. 1924
RoteI------------ — ------------------ ,-Jh n e I, 1924
808 Joe D. Chittenden, AgL London f t L. In*. Co— OcL 1, 1923
OcL 1. 1921
809 Joe V. Chittenden. AgL SbrfuhdC asoalty Co.—OcL 1, 1923
Oct. I, 1921
10.no 810 Joe D. Chittenden, AgL Star In*. Co..................... Oct. 1, 1923
OcL I. 1921
1-70 811
o n Joe D. Chittenden, AgL Security Inr. Cd-_*— -*OcL 1, 1923
OcL 1. 1921
* 2250 812 Joe D.Chitterfdon.AgLWorld FfreAMarineIns.Co.Oct. 1. 1923
OcL 1, 1921
2M
181325 Joe D. Chitterylen, Agt. Atlas In*. Co-'----------- OcL I, 1923
OcL I , 1924
2.50
2-50
1250 Total
2250
We E. P. Householder, County Judge and Jno. D. Jenkins, Tax Collector of Said County, do certi* 2250 fy that
hat the foregoing
foreeoinw I*
m rr'wi.
is corfecL.
2.50
Given under oar hands and Official
(
Seal of Count
2250
1250
.75
1.25
.75
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East Sanford
1.25
2-23
A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs.
3.75
THE CAPITOL—Twister No. 72.
.75 Clifford F. Proctor recently. It
.75 wxs given the name of Clifford
” B j X C BOYEr
5.00 Francis, Jr .
.75
A Capital Puzzle to Solvab
Mrs. E. J . Mulligan and son of
.75
Fernandina
wero
guests
for
two
.38
2.50 weeks "C—Mr*. Mulligan's parent.
.75 Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Vaughn. Mr.
The exhibits will include automobile,‘Citrus Fruit*,
.75 Mulligan came for a short visiL
cultural and many other displays to numerous to
.75
JOHNNY J . JONES midway attractions w ilH * in «
Mis*
Helen
Chorpening
accompa
.25
ance.
2.50 nied Mrs. Jessie Kleinman from
.75 town to Kissimmee for a week-end.
COME ONE—COME ALL
* .75 with Mrs. Klelnman’t parents, Sir.
and
Mrs.
Pledger.
.75
.75
Sfiss Alethia Curry, of New
2.60
.75 Smyrna, was here for n visit with
1.25 her sister Mrs. W. R. Prevatt and
1.25 family recently.
.75
Sir. and Sirs. W. W. Drcsson
1.25
.75 had as week-end guests Sirs, Lewis,
2.60 Mrs. Hodges and Sirs. Smith, of
1.25 Watertown, New York, who werr
13.60 cn route to St. Petersburg for the
2.50 remainder of the winter.
1.25
Mr. and Mrs. John Alien und
1.25
5.00 family have returned to Madison
former home to re
.75 county-their
side.
.75
1.25
and Sirs. Herman Steele and
6.25 sonMr.
Alton,
spent the day a* guests
.75 from Orlando
at the Boston Steele
.75 home
Sunday.
r:-*■**■.
1.25
.75
HORIZONTAL.
Sirs. Ben Austin, .Mr*. Boston
VERTICAL
1.50 Steele and Robert Steele were vix- 1- ...........
..
ihort laugh
29— Christmas
1— female bird 27—affecting
.75 itinng and shopping in Orlando 3— inventor of
carols
2—
slightly forwith pain
.75 Wednesday.
the tele
32— wait for
met..cd liq 28— approaches
.75
phone
-3— baseball
uor
30— impreca
.75
player
Mr*. E. G. Smith of Beck Ham 5— measure
3— crib
tions
2.50 mock k. in Maytown, the guert of
ment in
(abbr.)
4—
be tardy 31—
a legge.
ono direc
1.25 her 'laughter Mrs. Shepherd for
35— exterior
5—
a kind of
reptiio
tion
6.25 several week*.
coverin'* of
short open 33—
inflamed
7—
preposition
a seed
1226
I spout
swelling on
8—
depart
3C— part of a
2.60
6—
propel with
the eye
9—
aloft
ship
2.50
oars
Chuluota
34— diocese
10— bushel
38— certify
9—
untwist
1.26
37— uniform
(abbr.)
39— enthusiasm 10—
kiss (obs.) 40— measure of
1.25
41—
you
CHULUOTA, Jan. 10.—Chulu 12— pronoun
11— ourselves
land
1.25
14— shortly
42—
a direction13—
■
annual
42— Canadian
1.25 ota was well represented at the 16— Orient
(abbr.)
church fes
province
5.00 opening of the Gheney-Dixie High 17— nstringent
43—
part of the
tival
(abbr.)
2.50 way at the exercises held a short 19— Joker
face
14— occa.s
44— bone
2.50 time ago at the St. John's river 20—
'— h
hold- In
46— Russian
16— gcr..: cells
46— suffix
2.60 bridge near Indian River City.
control
emperor’s
16— next
meaning
1.25
Mexdnrnes Hrumley and Snyder 21— a gull
title
1 8 -1 -1 ,0 0 0 in.
^
ngent
1.25 provided delicious sandwiches for 23— fetter
48— New Eng 21— lacteal
46- -topograph
1.25 the guests of their party at tha 24—
tho same
land stato
fluid
ical engin
26— notice of
1.25 road opening.
(abbr.)
22— French
eers
(abbr)
proposed
50—
obstacles
1.25
clergyman
Mr. and Mrs. Scig and Mrs.
47— diphthong
marriage
51—
uncouth
1.25 Tupper attended the state conven
24— an island 49— equals
62— borders
1.25 tion of the Floridn Educational
25— asxusinato
2.60 Association at Daytona during ths
Herewith is solution to puzzle
.75 last three 'lays of 1921. They re No. 71:
.75 ported an enjoyable successful ses
2.60 sion. The three are teachers in
How to Solve Puzzle.
12.50 the school here and are given much
Affords many opportunities to make a great
.75 credit for their work.
er success in life. Huilding a comfortable
The best wav
this
iy to solve
s
.75
cross-word .puzzle
over
---Jc is to .run
. . . w,.i
The .entire community i* look
and attractive home is an achievement. We
5.00 ing forward to the opening of the
the list of horizontal and verti
a :e qualified to assist you in this.
5.00 new school building. Painters are
cal synonyms in search of evi
dent or "easy'' words. If hori
1.50 at work on the balding now, anil
zontal, the word you are look
5.00 the end of the week should bring
A contractor that operates a novelty mill is
ing for must extend crosswise
2.60 the finish of actual building op
well
able to do the work.
from the number to the first
7.50 erations.
shaded stop on the right; if ver
2.60
The Pnrcnt-Tcachcrs' Associa
tical, it must extend downward
2.50 tion is to have charge of beauti
Y«u have our assurance that we are as well
from the number to the first
2.50 fication of the grounds and with
qualified
to construct, remodel, or repair
shaded stop bclcw. When fin
5.00 the trustees, will arrange for furyour
home
as any other firm.
ished,
the
words
should
read
1.13 nising for the classrooms, auditor
equally well cVosswisc and
5.00 ium und the superintendent’s of
downward.
12.50 fice.
.75
Mr. and Mrs. J . K. Snyder, ac
3.00
companied
by two friends motor
6.00
7.50 ed to Glcrmont on New Year’s
.75 Duy. They wero entertained there
6.75 by Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Tribble.
Mrs. Bessie Baxter of Norfolk,
12.50
Vr.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Sate Ho
25.00
25.00 well were among the guests of
6.00 Mrs. J. E. Snyder at dinner on
2.50 Jan. 5.
North French Avenue
Sunford,
2.50
2.50
Radio Program
2.50
2.50
[GeTT/NG SfARfeiD Eisht
2.50
’ Program for January 11
3 HALF OF LIFE'S BA7T(£>
2.50
W SB—Atlanta Journal (429)
2.50 7:30 services.
IF IN DOUBl* WHICH ROAD
2.50
WEMC— Berrien Springs (286)
8:15 choir; 8:30 violinist; 8:45
ToTAKC.- ASK THE- W/F£ I
151.88 quartet; 9 sornion.
84.75
KFDM—Ucuumont (800) 9 sa
cred concert.
$239.63
W EEI—Boston (303) 6:15-8:15
.76 Roxy and his Gang.
.75
WUK—Buffalo (319) 6:15 er1.25 vieo*.
1.25
\VIIK—Cleveland (288) G:80 »cr1.25 vice; 8 concert.
.75
WGN—Chicago (370) 9 soloist,
6.00 ensemble.
6.25
WFAA— Dallas Ncw.o and Jour- I
2.60 nnl (176) 7:15 8:45 service; 9 *a-1
Do you have anything1left for
1.26 cred recital; 9:30 orchestra.
.75
yourself—that is, to set aside in
WWJ— Detroit News (513) 6:3(1
1.60 service*.
a savings fund?
8.26
WOC—Davenport (184) 8 ser
.38 vicer; 9:30 musical.
2.50
VVBAP— Ft. Worth Star Tele
It in the past you have had
1.25 gram (476) 11-12 frolic.
6.25
KNX—Hot Springs (375) 8:50
nothing left for yourself, try
12.60 10 orchestra.
5.00
WOS—Jefferson City ( 110.9)
tins month to proportion your
.60 7:30 services.
expenditures; so much for food,
6.25
K FI—Los Angeles (169) 8:15
.75 talk; 9 stage acts; 10 play; 11 or
so much for clothing, fuel, etc.,
1.50 chestra.
6.6.1
KF.SCj»—Los Angeles (278) 9
and set aside as a beginner a
1.5u musical, sermon; 12 organ.
On
the
road
to
happiness.
These
young
people
arc
1.25
amount as
saving fund.
K IIJ—Lor Angeles Times (3951
headed the right wuy to health, comfort, independence, and
1.25 8:30 concert; 10 instrumental.
Happiness. We know of several people in this city who
2.60
WCCO— Minneapolis - St. Paul
should be traveling that same road right now and ve want
5.00 (417) 7:20 religious; 9:15 classi
to help them plan and BUILD A HOME OF THEIR OWN
12.60 cal.
Get
oui* r roe Plans, compute with estimate. We furnish
1.50
WHN—New York (360) 9 en
everything you need in high quality home-building lumber
1.25 tertainers: 10 Vanity club revue;
Lot a get together.
ir .50 11 entertainers.
6.(81
WEAF—New York (492) 6:20
.75 Roxy nml his Gang: 8:15 organ.
12.50
M’CAL Northfield (360) 8:30’ sa
■
LOO cred progrum, vocal, pianist.
a
WOAW—Omaha (526) 6 Bihl" K
.75
a
•HONK 563.
2.50 study; 9 musical service.
NORTH LAUREL AVENUE
W FI—Philadelphia (.195) 6:30 :
12.50
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
2.50 services.
a
P H O N E 231 __ ____________________
WOO—Philadelphia
(509
)
0:30
2.50
services.
2 0 9 M A G N O L I A AVL
.75
1.23
.75
225Q
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Bring the family and friends
one of the BIGGEST Events
the history of Seminole Count
Today9s Cross-Word P uzzle
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1.60
1.60
5.00
25.00
1.50
1.50
10.00
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3.00
10.00
6.00
15.00
10.00
2.25
10.00
25.00
1.50
6.00
10.00
16.00
1.60
13.60
25.00
50.01)
50.00
10.00
249.75
102.00
nittrn.iini.. $371.75
OcL *1 1921
1.59
Oct. 1• 1921
1.50
Oct. *9 1921
2.60
Oct. .1 1921
Oct. • • 1924
Oct. At 1921
1.50
Oct. *• 1924
10.00
Oct. *i 1921
12.60
Oct. •• 1921
6.00
Oct. .1 10 2 1
Oct. *» 1921
1.60
Oct. *• 1921
2.00
Oct. • 9 1921
16.60
OcL
.75
1921
Oct. *9 1921
5.00
Oct. * • 1921
2.60
Oct. 1t 1921
Oct. •* 1921
25.00
Oct. * f 1024
10.00
Oct. * t 1024
1.00
OcL •• 1024
12.60
1.50
Oct. 1, 1024
Oct. * • 1921
3.00
11.25
OcL * 9 1921
Oct.
3.00
1921
Oct. .1 1921
Oct. * * 1024
Oct. •* 1024
6.00
Oct. * • 1921
10.00
Oct. 1, 1921
25.00
Oct. * t 1024
3.00
Oct. 1, 1921
on . •• 1921
1.00
OcL I • 1921
10.00
OcL * 1 1921
1.50
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�W hat Of Florida's School Lands?
As Brisbane Sees It
tmrr s Wwi i wi rastpl
■« Hmmtmpl. PlarMi
flL-jftd lCIhen Matter.
l»fS. lit «th« Posrefftes
Florida, under Act of
HIMMEL! VON’T IT EV ER DIE?
A White House Breakfast
Hot# to o .'h CHaae.*
Popes and Kings.
Jaipur’s Girl Sacrifice.
BY ARTHUR BRISBANKr
• Even crossword pUt
gerous. Kentucky *0
g«ged while trying £
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|Otlcea. cards o f thanKs. raaolutlona
nd notices of »ntertatn*nenta w here
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nr.it T»ir, A s a n n v r K n p r e s s
' an tllV d.............
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trs ptthllnKcd herein. All rlirhta
rupuhllcatlon of sperlnl dlsnatchlierein nrv nlsn reserved.
;*1M0NDAY\ JANUARY 12, 1925,
JBIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
Lightning never «tl
the same place. I t , *
The same is true of J J
ON THURSDAY, E. H. G uy,
head of the biggest industrial brganlxation in the world, and John
D. Rockefeller, Jr., representing
what is probably still the biggest
fortune in the world, and inciden*
tally one of the most useful, will
have breakfast with President
Coolidge at the White House.
They will discuss law enforce
ment nnd the findings of a citi
zens committee of one thousand.
M Y sar—17.00 f l u Months ...II.BO
illvared In .City by Carrier, par
•a If I Sc.
W eak ly Edition 12.00
tho sole of flehool lands, of which.only at
been disposed of. Much of tho land Ip cov<
her, and Is constantly growingr in value.
i!8 80 ( ’ tae 3tate rea*rv & the mineral
which arc expected to hriiiR some more I
schools of the future.
There is n reason—yes.
But reason lends
No more to logic than to sophis
try.
And when
bme overpnw’ring urge at vanity
or gain
•
>
Beset, it mnv ensnare m f friend
or even me.
Because F am his friend,
would that I nr.d not anothei
might accuse,
nd thereby set his feet on firmer
ground, and make
Him worthy of niy confident.! ns
well a.i love.
.
V ^ .,s.
;
give hint r%ryp J q walk his way
nnd^hink his thoughts.
I orpno myself wrong, porchance, in deference
^MW#nw?a^4»*or#»-irtathre. than
’
mln«. F rot no rein'
Upon his thought or art; nor
olnlm more for myself
aP i V°Yr,l to him— right to
ailcrp?er*ivljfttr- ” '•
Fie does nnd says, and riieasure
him hy standards set
ep in experience; not mine, but
graven on
,,
Pin* hearts of men. appnroved by
conscience nnd snstnined
age-ion* whdom of the Race.
m f Vb»tr°il foVm,I
,l.ts 15-mIle-an-hour speed limi
merit
in its
its tra
tr a ffic
ff problem.
S ° u,m,t to„
“° the
mik’8
am *
mint in
But
prediction
is »t
troit will impose no speed limit whatever and confine
“ Ia. l ' T . L “ c" re.fu ' " “ 3 " " !'>« l!» rt o f th e driver!*and
nu rnniicr ot the motorist nn.l hi.s brakes
the nbihty. to stop is ns,Important ns qui
prejudice njfuinfltf speed will jfrntfuuHy di
crensiiiR (Irivinjf experience, and under the
fie necessity. But the prejudice in favor .
treuse until it is generally obtained.”
1 'to defend ;
*,
ly frlen t against ns mult. Nor
ran I be his friend
I .l istIv ids faults Nor do I
love thorn. He’s
he object of mv dour affection,
and his faults
•hjne-i apart; and I would
Thrive him of thorn thnt
mi-ht present my friend to all
the world a mnn
roved—n nattecn.worthy to he
copied hy
.
" ! !'“ '>• Not fierfdct, for perAction is not in
things we sny and do, but in
•In* (*L»riitu(le
f oue Intent, the deep conviction
of the thingH
t We believe.
—James H. Kcarr.
ore ii much agitation in the
papers of th * country over the
;»«rd child labor amendment
got this straight. The pro.
I amendment dees not prohibI d labor, a t is often said, h
'
‘ ’’’"Kress the power
’gulate child labor and if it
1 congress as long to regulate
lubor as it is taking it to
ate Muscle .Shouts, the prob* nothing for the present genin to worry over.
lu-lrolt man announces his
to construct u ten million dolMcl in Palm Bauch. Home day
won’t be room enough in c**rother Florida cities for any
hotels und then some one will
u hotel in Sanford. Muybo
r that.—Hanford Herald,
utca mutter? We atoppeil nt
ghiy good hotel over there
sixt* t-n month* ago. Has it
d. or lias somebody carrieil It
-Ocala Star. * Beniamin’s Idea
Mighty good hotel.
Batter
Troub]
PK one 1
1924 LYNCHING RECORD
THE LAW should he able to sav
to every mnn: “If you need food,
PROVIDENCE NEWS
nn.l yrur wife and children need
food, I will show you where you
The year just closed set^ n new live nnd let ||v
can work any dnv in the year and
'®• What if they
earn enough to feed yourself nnd
*
" ’ strive for fai r play and even jusyour family.
tico for i.!!,
;__
,,, themselves for
all, bestir
“If you prefer crime to work, I
« higher type
of
..
-J citizenship by
shnll show you another place,
education land
.._' the example of
where you will work inside prison
right conduct?
wnlls and earn nothing for your- tions were begun by the Departthese
things avail if timid not to
8ha11, ,,re your earnings In tticnt of Kecorrl«t ami Research of
S“y nC“Wardly- "G riffs, with one
thnt other place to sec that your Tuskegeo Institute in Alabunia.
wife nnd family don’t starve.”
According to Major Robert R. nnfi
thf i r 0W'1 Peraonal safety
Moton principal of Tuskegeo, the 5”d t.ho ° ‘ |1.er °a the next voting
day, trcmblmg hand over their
ROCKEFELLER
nnd
Gary
nV0n ?howi! 17 ,caH ‘ bun in
might offer interesting suggestions 1J-.I. As tho New York World nmnd?ya t0 thp n,0,, ,L‘aders oa dcfor legislation thnt would supply well says, 1C lynchings, although
These sheriffs and other law
constant employment. This coun an improvement over 33 lynchings
try is big enough und needs enough
enforcement officers have no real
r tilL exactly 18 'ynebings too
work to keep everybody busy.
mnny. We agree with the World excuse to surrender to the mobs.
In England they pay
hard
There never yet was a mob that
v b" v Wf do not agree with did not turn tail before a courag
cash allowance- to idle men. and ,..,rr
oui New \ ork contemporary when
nay.e. '.,onL* il since tht' war in the it adds, “Lynchings take place eous law officer. The bigger the
Hntish unemployment allowance,
mob the more arrant its cowar.
thus avoiding tho crime waves wo aro°the thlngTo dm“ thl',k they
have here. To put men to work
is better than to make beggars of io T&
,nltedr s S L a u S J n|aUni.lS j wb°J« > K T ': , Wei
thenr.
“ .
entire community, which 1 upheld
ho 1* ,vrheneVl
mob violence. Mobs-and most , f w tl * #Sou‘ h. «'»>
CHANGES
iB7r
u
r, com* a rapidly. In
11 1 ’ JSJ’bon Pone Leo opened the these lynching mobs are fm.nd in n Z ' «T thp ;i/intl
Holy Door in Rome, he sent gold Southern States, although here « ? ." ! th‘T ofLfic'
medals in honor of the event to the are at time frenzied outbursts nf f umni" n L'ri0ll«b I
Austrian Emperor Francis Joseph human nature in o tL r Z i o ^ of * refuSL’ ,to ^
th.'n ruling part of Poland.
the country-invariably are made n e x T l C t i o ^ n,8h
„
Now Pope Pius, fifty years Inter, up of an inferior element of citi-l vv»7„n
° i ta ? recall n
again opens the Holy Door, nnd zenship. and if the truth
•ends one gold medal to President known,
very small minority of w o 'u ld t t
“
Wocjechowski, President of the Re- nylvoncommunity. whnlfc., J the
iniblic of Poland, nnd one to his
wife, Madame Wocjechowski.
■ a a B B a BaaaM a a a a a a a B ,
paulding,Circle will
rdliftm; at: the home
Kelly at 320 W.
A fter all life is too .short unless you tan tat
some enjoyment out of your business.
We ho
no room for formality in this bank.' Our eustoa
ers are our friends rather than our clients, tj
want your deposits, and we want you to comeJ
us whenever we can be nfUmin
SANFORD, FLORIDA
ON PAVED STREET
SIOUX CITY JOURNAL
Just what kind of complex is at witting that I
i
V,v« i» a kind of nianwork as the crime wave mounts to
• turnups it is, but noriuul pera higher crest und produces a
• n o c k i n g number of so-called c!lo:..n VU n ,be 1•icpemled upon to
sweetheart murders" Is something contend that the true grand pusia "«t one that seeks to defor the psychiatrists to explain — “
if they can. Dan Cupid, on oe ,,nr,i,y’ . '-ove. us normal persons
eusions must have a dual person I ' Pr,Sta'" . ’
u .thing that sufeality, becoming n muron of de kuards. protects, iheltera and prostruction. It is a terrible indict tions f° r 1 IU ubiett
its uffecment to place agaimt the love god
Just what is to he done with the
hilt the evidence, more (langeniUi
hy reason of the fact that it is sweetheart murderers is u oucs‘ 'at has not been definitely
cumulative, seems tu have that 1
and
satisfactorily
answered.
A
preponderance to which attorneys
,na''v uf them have escaped
refer before bars of justice.
A dozen, or more, cases of this paying the extreme penalty for
k mi have been brought to public their crimes, which contained no
attention within the last few surprise because it was not unusmonths. Many of the murderers U* . . V ! ay be that juries recall
were young men in their twenties. unit all the world loves a lover"
nl> occasionally ia the destroying even one thnt beats his sweetheart
Nwuin u man of mature age and
•xperience. The last reported was
\ b °y of 10 who killed his school
girl sweetheart following a quarcl. I arents of little girls may
!? * **£• ta . ,#t. ‘ hem play with
th ir hoy friends on the way home
troni the grade school.
The psychiatrist may seek to
explain away the makeup of „
man who deliberately \yj|| kill a
Woman
ruthor than nwrmit
... ._...er
permit h..r
h
J*e wooed by anotiier. If the
tempt it, they will be close t<
i
FLORIDA GROWER
A meeting of those actively in
terested in the All-Florida State
Exposition to be held in Madlsor
S«|uure Garden, New Y’ork, Feb.
Id to 25, was held in Tampa this
week. County Agents, Commerc iributed around 20,000
ial Secretaries and many others in tho Grower, none of winch were
terested in the show attended. It broadcasted, but were on the con
was an enthusiastic meeting and trary given to people> whi» wereenough counties are already sign genuinely interested, _ Over 700
subscriptions to the G
ed up to insure a splendid exhibit. taken at tho show /•rower were
It taken more than one cei.turv
Almost daily
The exhibition of Florida pro |
o change from that typo to the
thu exhibit 'we h '« ,T « e Z il
ducts
at
New
Y
’ork
in
midwinter
letter, ,,r haj jwrsonal
jHTaaaal visits
S .l l t from
l.mcoln type, understanding freedoni.
is one of the greutest publicity pooplo who Ikm
---- interested in
ecamo
stunts the statu ever attempted. this state at Madis
Lion Square Gars - TO SAVE any Swam! o Every county that participated den. Many of the.sto
“« folks have alother the trouble of writing fo lust year profited by nn influx of ready located or invesited in FIor-|
capitul
and
many
worth-while
citi
" ,a and influenced
further information, those inter
. theiir friends to
csted are referred to Wester zens. Millions of dollars from do likewise.
e found following
marrks big book on the “Origii New York are pouring into Flori- tho show our sub:
revenue
of Moral Ideas." The Jaipur Inci dn; men like Rockefeller, Otto from New Y’ork seription
and r
surrounding
dent will be found somewhere ueai Kahn, Barron Collier and others territory very substantially
/•increusj-age 500. This is written on ih! are awakening to the wonderful Ml, our a*1,—
J
rcased
their
train, the book not at hand.
opportunity this state offers. They! linage be
New York
T
inZ X inK mi,H»ns hero and |
impressed with
The test of .Mussolini’s strertgtli the exhibit you send to New York
»d prosperous,
cornea now, urn! he handles Italy’s this coming February will influ
problems and his own without ence others to do likewise.
1
hesitation or weakness. He doesn’t
Every county in tho state should
Intend to ho uny Rienzi, glorying be represented at the Florida
for u while in his own greatness Mate Exposition if only with a
intoxicated with his own i, ,n«-tl
T J ^ T r , U Wi‘l P»y a hand
some dividend on the investment.
Florida has more to offer tho capltalist and homeseeker toilay than
contentporary Comments
ever before, but wo must show
Mill England’s champion crit
them and tell them. I)o you be ot team, touring the United St«
lieve in your own county? Do probably wouldn’t tax the cant
you want more capitul to come to ty of our baseball parks—Hoff
your section and help develon i t ’ lo Evening News. par*ta—
Does your community need more
good live agressive citizen.*, more
homes, civic improvements? Then
soe to it that you are represented
in New York. Talk to your Cham Jaywalkers try ng R° 1 * ^ ° "
K ll’ " " To‘«
ber of Commerce secretary, your Blade.
County Agent, your County Com
missioners.
Demand that your
county and community be given
the publicity it deserves and must
have at ti}is time.
E. F. LANE
REALTOR
Firnt National Bank Building.
Rooms 501-502. Rhone 95
•co Miss Ruba Williams, Mr. R. L. Shi]
f-
Mrs. Frank Akers
week-end in TnmiMt.
R o jiF p r
EXHIBIT TO BE IMPRESSIVT
i: iCarecrs of Danger nhd , 4.nfrij nle,* stfnlt ceremonial was
held Thursday evening by Col Theo
ws: Boy Scouts
Year dorc Roosevelt Camp Numer 13 and
Auxiliary Number 3 at the Amer
n: Voyage, of. the IIop- ican Legion club house when the
newly elected officers of tho two
(fton: Penrod.
organization: were installed.
Books for Girla
v.??ic hul! ? as ott«»ctiveIy deco
: Mehitablc.
LiUle women; iliuBtrnt- rated with American flags and
masses of poinsottias in bowls onj
vases. In the center of tho room.
» L n ^ L ' V0* draP«J "Ith the Stars
nnd Stripes and to thin alter tho
H: Audacious Ann.
officers were conducted for the cer
emony.
“nd •*
Proviouo to tho .installation, a
business meeting
nicotine of the camp
c*mn was
«/!>■ I
Commander Fred T. WIIp™*‘«|lnK-. This wns follow•n
In!,tulIatIon of the aux
iliary officers, Mrs. Lon Smlth-Tcrheun, senior vico-prcsidcnt, DepartFlorida Auxllinry United
Veterans, ncting as
tc Florida cX S T
^
°"
Installing officer.
Goulding: .-Marooncr’s Island.
Comrade \V. B. Ballard, dcpnrtHale: Pcterkin Papers.
ment junior vicc-coinmnndcr inPricoj Und We Live In.
staUcd the officers of the camp
Kipling: Just So Stories.
with comrade J . N. Brady, master
Kcott: Ivnnhoc. ,
Tappan. Story of Our Consti- of ceremonies.
After the installation ccremomen refreshments consisting of
been added to tho adult shelves. ° f . i j P l Ba,ad* saltines, pickles,
snndwichcj enke nnd coffee were
Arlon: Grocnllat.
Clarko: Treasury of War Poet i S S t r K lho au* i,iary members.
ryDcligptiuJ^jTUjsical numbers were
Depcw: My Memories of Eigh rendered by Mrs. J . N. Brady of
Orlando, Miss Sarah Corwin, plnnty yenrs.
**
lin"st0nJ
M 88 Lcnorc Shcafcr, vioBookrmCr: Bo8ton CookmK School
□ e s a a s a n
Tfce f a r l U a o m r t h l a c tor torn lo I k l a k n h o a l .
...
’n , r
Hde: Katherine Vornay,
■vernny, Lois Ferguson
Dixon.
B ra d c :, fbctina I,owc,
Wjughtoh, Orville North,
Biker, Burto Hutchinson,
■grave* Charles Toucli■(•ussie Stokcj.
|(*radc: Otto Hutchin-
A. It. Mcrriweathcr returned
Sunday from Tampa where he
spent the week-end.
Is Entertained
Mrs. J . G. Ball returned Sunday
[bt O’clock Bridge Club from Kissimmee where she has
M‘»ly entertained Friday been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
1 Mr- and Mrs. Edward YV. J . Steed for thu past week.
Pcir home on Park AveMr. nnd Mrs. L. I’. McCullcr nml
L,
r I , ^ ‘ irUums and family returned Sunday to Sara
I \/JP ,,b\falfy used in I sota after spending the week-end
‘ ‘ Y’. Robert Hines won in Sanford.
'iTi l band-made pillow
high rcore and (V' C ^ Miss Josephine Knight returned
Sunday from Lakeland whore she
has been the guest of her sister.
Mrs. C. M. Tice.
O ria n S
II• U iIh?
- rralllm^
■
w r monf°U,,«VMnt,n,C
m n n u r . i k i i c o f ".7i
n i l p l u i n o K r a u h f r * l * . «T*»
■■■•inita
“ • r r Mu l r c v a k a a l n l r l y i . r r f r c t r e « l l .i ^ n „ l h | HR ^ i J S S ‘
[Clifford Bell
orates Birthday
MDs Naomi Scoggan will return
Tuesday from Tallahussee where
she hes beep the guest of Sanford
girls in the Florida State College
for Women.
Clifford Boll, Jr.. Cnr*.ur«li»y afternoon n few
Miss Kitty Du Bone was moved
J J S J W * i ‘ th* homo Sunday from the Fernald-Laughentg Atf Ccliry Avenuo. ton Hospital to her home. She is '
celebration of l]ir tenth much improved from her opera
tion for appendicitis.
* of pink : nap dragon.-,
Mayor Forrest Lake, .Edward
Higgins,
Ilnrry T. Bodwell and
“ upl«l lho afternoon
George DcCottes motored to Si.
«
were I’eterthurg Saturday returning
Hunday.
1
PHONOGRAPH
»H- l"-lrurrM l„ . smi
siiini. l.mrn that jot, rnn hatr a-?
».
n »pr» a m a ll r a a h o n i la x .
U*i
«a aarrrmral nlth nnr malic^io*JV
♦ :*
«;♦
From Irene Castle Corticclli fashion
AU'
Miss Gussic Frank spent Snnday in DeLanil the guest of Mr.
nml Mrs. Virgil Smith.
Mi:js Louise Imckey, Miss Prrrv
Lee Bell nnd Miss Lcttie Cnldwcil motored to Orlando, Sunday.
Mrs. Green of North Carolina
Mrs. Roy F. Symcs and Mrs. A. who In visiting Mr. and Mrs. Al
R. Davies of Winter Park spent fred King, attended the installation
Ihursdny evening of U. S. W V
Lamp and auxiliary.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hcinischo of
Llarcona nttemird the installation
eerenmnics of Col. Theo<|or« Roose
county.
Mr. und Mrs. Emmett
hnd ns their guests for the
end, Mrs. R. R. YVright am
Elizabeth Young of Oviedo.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Spurlii
ns their guests Saturday M
daynignht.P “
Au* iIiary’ Tha^ -
Mr. and Mrs. J . N. Brndv of Ornndo. incmberK of Col. Theodore
Roosevelt Camp and Auxiliary,
bad ns their guest Mrs. Whitta
ker on the installation, Thursday
evening,
J
Mi:*s Emily lialmqr of St. Au
gustine who hos often been the atImkcland have been the guests nl ructive guest of Miss Snrita r.akc
" t- ,P,rcT i t. In. lh<? KaH‘ Coast
Mr. and Sirs. II. R. Stevens for thu n
Hospital of St. Augustine having
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. J . G. Ball hnd as
bc,r Kueste Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
’*• J * 5l‘c«I and children and Mrs.
»>ilia Steed of Kissimmee.
i. MrY an‘i,M r»- J- O. Packard of
Uctroit, Mich., are spending the
Mrs. A. J . Melanson nnd son, 2L,n‘cr with their daughter, Mrs
Robert of Boston, Mass., are tho
guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Hern
don.
Mr..and -M.rs. Boggs and Mrs.
Heincy of Orlando -were guests
of the United Spanish War Veter
ans for the installation.
I , (hi- n n l v
Ih r m ilr n n r
Walter Connelly, G. W. Spence.
N c : Hama North Hesr°ne and Bcrsio SinglcKn'te:. Mabel Ferguson,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. El.v.'Mr.
prth, Elmore Lloyd and nnd Mrs. Warren G. Smith of Or
LJMxon.
lando spent Sunday in Sanford.
i Cn*dc: Richard Vernay
0 North.
Mrs. Lucius McLeod and childreh
who have been the guests of Mr.
O’clock Bridge nnd Mrs. Ralph Wight, returned
Monday to their homo in Tampa.
tro t Ot r n n i p n r l n n n v v llh l l v l n a n r l U l a
g " ' , , k ' , 'h •••«««« x n M h l l i n . I l h
,5 ra‘'y at the piano
£ rcJ7, Thlindering Herd.
Hnmlin: History of Architect
ure.
Turner: Grent Schools of Pnintmradftr' jj j
lightfui fervor nnd the pleasures
ng.
of the evening concluded with the
Crnbb:
English
Svnonv
nut.
Lovers’ Club will he
old fashioned dances of 30 years
ago.
#
Mrs. Henry Mcfdock.
•
The following officers were in
stalled:
Ch i l i a n m u s i c c l u b m e m b e r s
„
^Auxiliary Officers
Mrr. Mao
HEAR
L
IF
E
HISTORY
OF
SEBASTIAN
' a for, president;
Iarriion Chapter of
Wrs. Mnrinr
ard, senior viceR. will entertain nt
president: L
...........
Mamie Schmidt,
A large and appreciative uulub with a oubscripMus Rosamond Badford gave n umor vice- president; Mrs. Jnine
dfence enjoyed the progrnni given program of readings which wore Lyles, chaplain;
chaplnin; Mrs.
Mm. Ilcrhertu
by the Cccilinn Music Club, last most enthusiastically received.
Lconanli’ patriotic instructor; Mrs.
OTICE
Tho piano selections were*
Neva
Haynes,
Saturday afternoon.
.
.
. historian
. ------- 1; Sirs. Murv
Arabesque
Meyer-IIelinund Leonard!, guard; Mrs. Annie Lord,
,
Tbo
history
topic
diccusscd
was
Gibbs, parlimcntern . « Mildred Hand
tnan’s Club, will con- the earlier years of Johann Sebas Galop Burlesque.............. ... Gurlitt conductor; Mrs. A. Hclnsche, as^
tian
Bach.
The
following
points
tn pnrlimentary lnw
Sara Maxwell
sistant conductor; Mrs. J . A. Lostnesday nnd Friday brought out werc.that for over 200 Concert Mnrch—Elizabeth Whitncr Hlng, treasurer.
years
the
Bach
family
has
been
fa
tk at the Woman’s
and Rebecca Stevens
n
o ,^-amp Officers
classes arc free to mous In music; the greatest of nil
t
,°y
Schmidt,
Albeing
Johann
Sebastian
Bach.
The
SChCrV0
g
.... SSchirard
’ u, H3n'1 R° Ck ireu King, seniorCommander;
Hnlcrcstcd and tho
vicc-commnnd.
Katherine
family skill in music was so con
dude 10 lessons.
.... ................. Dennec cr; Harry Lnppin, junior vlcocentrated In Sebastian Bach that
Hilda Muirhcad, Paulino Muir- commander; Tnistccs, J . G. Sharhoad. *
’•
t»rJ n ' r u ’
Sr., w. H.
lv1c.K ^ ,|p|lTf^opportunity j '■ m o W ii-* ' r . . : ; r
: s u a u i Price; .Glnmiom, J . -G, Blmron; Dr.
far instruction, through stead-fast„
. Emmett fo x
, ol1’ B,,rgrcin; adjutant,
I Mrs. 9. W. jStanlcy
T cnsnnt s Mnrc .............. Ferguson r ci ’ 7 y t,« Quartermaster, R. •**♦** -* -.* *•♦* :* *:♦
nil l l , nt
1
.
Wslll
[the engagement and all that was best 111 the art.
C. Shcafer: Officer of the day, J.
Margaret Peters
Octave Study
................ Law 11 w n8’’ ° 5 Ccr of th- Ouurtl, L.
L’ marriage of their
kvAirV*. ttr • ■•
IIach walked
H. Walker: Senior color Sergeant,
T . r1 carI Bohnon
-.00 miles to outnin a musical posi Hr
Mary Olivia
tion nnd means for further study. Walco in E Flat ...,J......... i,urand A. Heinlschc. Votes of nppreciato
He overcame nil limitations of the Margaret Giles, Helen Douglass
Crawford
is A, Orothcrson
and meagro circumstances of his Arpeggio WnUc ......
rriage
I^ouiau Hickson
..
is to be
life and his determination to gain .
•’eb. 11, at high nt
knowledge. Indeed, his life, from
•st Baptist Church
earliest childhood showed tho kind
of activity which makes great men.
mouncement will be
At the conclusion of the progrnni
Madeline Mailcn
with much interest
y nnd
vo sMnt their
ford and hold
prne « friabds who
terested in Hieir upmarri^^c,
Mr. and* Mrs. Frank Black
Sunday in Dnytonn.
frnni ’iBrudcnton.
i
rC‘ U™' d SatUrd.y
from
*
" " 'i
This won’t worry tjie British
Mon. lie knows • wnti r-drinkmg,
ycgetnble-eating Asiatics do not
take fire so easily. And when they
do, they usuully attack and burn
some neighboring religions that d„
not please them.
To realize how close the Asia
tics, including inhabitants of In
ula. are to nid-fushioned religious
notJ ^ ;. remember that us recently
.is 1801, when Lincoln was prepnrt e atop, hi,s >rr‘,nt
Indian
l.ajah to bring good fortune upon
himself nnd lus reign, offered* at
Jaipur u living sacrifice of a young
s VVE E T H E A R T M U K D F
Miynday *y
I’clock.
ONE Oh FEN thousand rumors
says the Russian Government will
stir up revolution in Cairo und at,o
imeutNof the
•Mrs. Archie
:*vn|«rtpin at
tre^Dcpartmcnt of
bmnii’s Club will
18 r°un«'
mnp on a man too hs-<
soipytliing wrong. It
e been woryo if he hadn’t
>• sun’s ruyu passing through
nli v/memo uiiii lhii In a vy glass
gol.l f i s h , bowl, f;«hjKed o n the
■<at of a nearby chair and
i on fire, a-cording to a newsr otnpv. After some excite'be
was extinguished and
•<1 li- Ii seemed none the worse
he trouble they had caused.
Try Smith’s
Shop for good
work. Ladies »
N ext to Valdei
LITTLE
( OIJLD the old EtnperIvU'il 1in niainm.l ...I, .
1 or have
imagined what was .to han
' Pen before the Holy Door should
1 next he opened.
*
Kings and Emperors come nnd
go. rise und fall—the Popes go on
rT “r! relect forin Pope
‘ bo fact
that (.animals
the
ablest man among them, where ns
Emperors nnd Kings are selected
hy the accident of birth.
ri m is wasting no tlnu
nft( r tho state rond de
Tgan Club will meet
:k with. Mr*. A. M.
lak Avenue.
_ ,
t meeting of tho Holy
pill .bo held at the
I S. 0 . Chase at 3
%. (I ’i . o
I K . a . class in par
I will bo opened to
L n s Club.
■ css meeting of tho
K ijc will bo held at
Kn Church at 3 o’- a a S S T f .a S &
R-• .•
0%(
f Sliver Tea of St. M .lch Z y . F “b,M>
HR-be-given at tho
w.j N, Robson on the
In road,
#
[Union will .meet at
t&S. Peter'Thurston
IM tfPbter -Hairston
SMftursteri Will be
Bad New Y ^ iT ^ Wl
husband and her mon.»
together. She warn?I
in r . rK bSlliK N T will entertaih in Gary and Rockefeller two
men that might do more than many
othprs to solve the crime problem.
You can diminish crime in two
ways, first, by making it costly
and painful to the criminal with
severe, prompt and inevitable pun
ishment.
Second, since crime is always
unprofitable,
it can
be reduced
by
inneoaaltm
_
_
_t
«. ■ . '
increasing facilities
in obtaining
employment.
Instead of the present “Speed Limit Fifteen M
Hour , people studying the tra ffic problems in bus
That we hnvf Inhele'd “Friend.’ <eclarc that the .solution for congestion and the pre
of possible accidents will he found in speeding up t™
A splendid coltoctian of ehil
Jr/ L ! hooka hayp. just been added
to the JuveaUa.jroQgt many ofThem
bejng bcautifuUy illustrated. ^Si‘
11laru*; OuWrente books are always
selected wiUj great care, and these
represent all clauses In both fiction
and non-fiction, which will be of
Interest to the young readers. In
cluding picture books for the small
cat reader nnd some of tho classics
Ter tho older ones. Othori are ulso expected, and the following are
the titles just received:
Bnoka for, Younger Readers
Los Angelos hoy 0f .
la saxophone. That’. ,
from not being in »h.
roundings.
the I
companies is now reaching fairly fabulous values
’rue friendship is not blind, but
Justice only is;
FU LLY .0*1” UP t0 thlrty mi,es an houi*. I)ut DRIVE
And 'tis no mnrk of constancy
to shut an eye
ImpressiveCeremonies
BOOKS
ADDED TO LIBRARY COLLECTION Marks Installation Of
Affairs Two Bodies
and got five kegs of k!
* long, cold spell beforj
THOSE THREE men will make!
on interesting breakfast combina
tion. Gary became head of the
I.,
» ncnooi lanas had been no protected even If Mm
great
nteel concern when he was
com pari tively few acres remaining could be held fo r in p »n> a i
just fifty; Rockefeller, J r , born
ta own and manage the world'a
an I greatest fortune, is removed bv
More Speed, Greater Control
PHONE:—Rea. 428-J
Woman of tO^iianu
in Denver after thouS
er women had failed.
*. AN END TO WORRY: — Be
careful for nothing; bpt in every
thing by prayer ami supplication
,\vith thanksgiving let your re
quest* he mnde known unto God.
Sind the peace of God, which pnssuth aM under: landing, shall keeu nver lo buyers nl us low ns n dntlar nnd n uunrter an Lor
your henrts nnd minds through brinymif from two hundred to five hundred dollars nn m
phrist Jesus. Philipplnns 4:6, 7. Ami land I hat was lavishly given away to railroad and ca
MY FRIEND
i*
Ham hir> friend. Ho has dans this
..
and that. “But what
- Is that to m e?" T ls much to
me; nnd yet not nil
That h» has done and is can wean
*
my heart from love
• For him. Mv soql deep yearns
.
fr.r,<y:n/1(Jepce and trust;
But love fhal’-i worth the Hecred
‘
nntnd'of “Friend** outlives. •
, Both trust and confidence, nnd
clings more close, the while
t dumbly waits and yearns for
,
nW>o4pijityMto sente.
MISS KATHRYN* WILKEY, Society Editor.
If you t h i n k ^ 7 n
Just blow your aut0 l
ore •(*'. out of your w.
I IR.ENE CASTLE
COR.TJC EILI FA5MION5.
7/ie R A E Made/
IR.ENE C A ST L E
CO R .T IC EU I FASHIONS
The MARION Mode/
dicitis*0n° U" °1,crat,on for appenH. S. POND
° vpr Woodruff Jfc \Vnlf„n
TYPEW RITERS
V ----- S E L L ------ BENI
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G u a ra n te e d liu m a n
a l l co lo rs
MARINELLO
t ’uleston
Hair
Ir e n e c a s t l e
CORTICtLLl FASHIONS
Tht INA Veda'
shop
m ,l g .
,
IR .E N E C A S T L E
C O R .T IC ELLI FASHIONS
Th* HILUE Mo del
4 French styles made of Corticclli fine Silk $59.00
BU Y YOUR
THE YOW ELL CO M PANY
m agnolia Avenue
Grown hy R. B. Sto'
Cameron Avenue
Plione No. 4505
�THE 8ANTOBD HERALD, MONDAT, JANUARY li, IMS
n
THU CIRCUIT a'OI’RT OR
n a n o L H c o i 'i r n , F l o r id a .
IN CHANCEIIT
J o h n W illiam P|ner, C om plainant.
ex Pickard Compiles Full List Of
Leading Luminaries Of Ring Giving
A libiing High Rank In His Division
NEW^YORK. Jan. 12.—For the
f l - V " X . n 1110 h,st°rv of box1?* .
cou»try. an interna
tional ranking list of the “first
wn in each of the nine divisions
naa been compiled.. The selections
J S E L t J." 7]B(I° .hy Tex Rickard,
» 5 " ! y known promoter,
tor th e . February issue of The
v» i ’ i i * 0."1! boxing publication.
. Intended to mnke Rickard's
ranking list nn annual fcaturo aJong thirlincs of nll-stnr selections
already 3nndc annually in basewill, football firolf and tennis,
Roeogfiized champions head nil
"eIc,ctl°ns except the
■Wrhhxf»VoyWMe^
division i n
»mch Snke McTigue, world’s title
°.nl>' fouri.h- Top
® Jimmy Jones,
a*. -
i
Captain Quits
Faced by a machine that passed
and shot with the accuracy not
usually found in High School bas
ketball, the Sanford quintet went
down In defeat before Leesburg 46
k? {j m the local court Saturday
night. The game was fast and
,£ ““Eddic Shovil. Boston.
10—Jnck Zivic, Pittsburgh, !’n.
.Middle weigh Is.
i ~ l l S rry Grob* Pittsburgh. Pa.
-.--T ig e r " Flowcre, Atlantn. Ga.
3—Jimmy Slattery. Buffalo.
f
fk Delaney, Bridgeport,
o—Johnny Wilson, New York.
0—Frank Schocll. Buffalo.
■2—,
Malone St. Paul.
neyt' Colim, Oakland. Calif.
O-^AIIentown” Jbe Cans (Joe
Leesburg began the gnme in a
business like manner and continurd rolling up points until the fin
n whistle blew. The visitors em
ployed a smoothly working sys
tem of short passing that hnd the
Hanford guards bewildered (luring
tho greater part of the time. Like
wise thuy were adopt at guarding,
keeping five men in the vicinity of
their goal when Sanford was In
possession of tho ball, forcing the
local players to do much of their
shooting from points near tho cen
ter of the court.
At timea Hanford showed flash
es of Inspiration hut their shoot
ing ability seemed never to evince
itself when a good opportunity at
tho goal was manifested. Individuni players of Hanford were held
to n single field goal apiece while
only two fouls were sunk for points
by either aggregation.
Wilson,
Iiuffin nnd Byrd garnered tho
points of the local? each louping
the sphere through the meshes for
two points. For Leesburg, Cox,
lert forward led with 21 and was
closely followed by Hcrlong.
The lineup:
Leesburg
Position
Sanford
Miss Miami”
Rickard gives only complimontV positions to Jack Dempsey
d Benny Loonnrd at tho top
hw yw eight nnd lightight divisions, respectively, bc}*°
their inactivity during
i
Dempsey did not defend his
•c at nil, while Leonard wn« ined In.hi* only Important match
Lavatory on Rnimiag Board
Sanford Loses To
Leesburg On Local
Basketball C o u r t
Youngstown,
nner up |n the lightweight’ class.
♦—Tho,decline of Johhny Dunbl" resignation of the
>rld s fentherweight chnmplonlight.".’,nnbilitv t0 muk« the
T h e h t l W d t v I i f M , g r a n t e e * ami
o th e r claltk'ant" u u J c r C o rnelia
F . Druee. C >*• B ru ce , A n g u s D.
•Bruce. et al.
,
O ll P K I l F O R P U B L IC A T I O N
Carrie* W ater aqd) Soap
T h e S t a t e o f F lo rid a .
Added comfort is siTordsa the
.To. all partlea c l a i m i n g Id U re n t
unde* Cornelia K.
B ru ca,
f i x J •. motorist by a patented lavatory fitted
B ru ce . A n r u * D.
B ru c e .
F re n ch .'
Pouter. J o h n Howard Loomis. r . J .
l'aratnore. Hlrnrp Lonmin. Herand
Jcnnlo llnon. C. M. Boon, Harali JIlonnr, Calvin M. Iloonr. Sarah A.
Ln«imtn, Henry II. Ixiomln. Harriott
Loom In. Alice C. Hanl. W illiam P.
Wilson. Martha K. VTttnon. Ills wife.
Haul. Charles
A. Clowes. Jnmrn
and A. Meeker, nntl each of them,
dcre.-med or otherwlan:
It appearing hy th e nworn hill
of complaint herein th a t y o u may
L« Interuated In that eertaln lot,
piece or parrel of laiH] s it u a te In
Seminole County. Florida, and desrrllied an follows:
•
* Commencing oil the Hast lino of
Hi et Ion 7. Townnhlp 2U Houth
mum
------—-*
s«IU
Ito litre 31 Koat. at n atnkn
ntamllng 1135 feet North o f tho
outfit consists of a supply tank, bolted
Kouiheant corner of mild neeto the frame, and faucots and filler
Hon. running from thensn West
n it feet to tho corner of u
nonlcs, which arc placed under tho
tract of land heretofore . c o n
hood. The tank has a large compart
veyed: thence North 24 d egtren
ment for water and a smaller one for
West 12.15 feet, more or less,
to the Went lino of 40 aero
soap.
The faucets fold out of sight
tract of land: thence North 192
feel more or lens. t» Hie 40
acre corner: thunco l>.-uTntiliig
ngnln at the place of roinmencctnsnt h etw een se ction s 7
and A uiiil running from Ihetiro
Great Increase in Farm ing Lands
Kant In nccllon 8. on tho South
line of the Went one h alf o f the
Is Seen in N ext F ifty Years
Northwest
Quarter
of
the
S o u th w e s t Quarter o f said Sec
To feed tho 150,000,000 population
tion 8. Iyr. feet: thence North
878 feet to an Iron pout; thence
1which it is estimated tho United States
North 8*i degrecn, 35 mlntiton
■
Went 196 feet to il p o s t Betw een
,will contain by 1950, apftroximately
raid sections; th en ce * In the
1
name direction North 83 do.
green, 35 rninutrn
W*nt
57*
feet from said Section line to
*
nn Iron ntnko; thenen North
i
32 degrees Went 520 feet, morn
,
or lean, to tho North line of 40
acren, thence Went
4fi8 feet.
I
nas been used in actual pr
found entirely sntbf.utory.
• ♦ •
CWhm a tube bumj Mui
wanting to tho user of too n
voltage front die B-hatti
remedy is 16 reduce the olj
immediately. v
‘
nntndS?b fn'}0rniit>' PO*'tics dominnted the election, Albert Blood-1
good) recently chosen captain o f ‘
earn for
has bee,, forced to
, ‘ l*|M* , F,| " d r , All-American I
tackle, has been elected to succeed I
himself in place of Ulotnlgood. I
Here we have Wier, above: B!o.,d-l
corporation. Its su cc essor s nml asalann do appear to tlio Bill of Com
plaint heroin flloci on or iieforo the
Kule Day In February. A. r>.. 1925.
of said Court
and m ake d efen ce
thereto, or n Decree Pro l'nnr*>.
<>r the real property of said
0 pay Hie d ebts and c h a r a e s
said e sta te , due to Hie lnof the personal p ro perreal property lielng d es crlh mows, t o - w l t:
Poncho Villa,Manila.
Frankie Genaro, New York.
AP Brown, Panama.
Jimmy Russo .Grand Rnplds
DJlnmy Milton, New York.
Isay Schwartz, New York.
L*w Perfctti, New York.
**-WiI Pnluso, Salt Lake City,
aung Senico, Manila.
Kid \Nfdfe, Philadelphia.
t olunlxation
Hantann>ciahtH,
Avi h e c k - i *m t i r e d o f v io rk k o
Ma c MAKES a REGULAR. SLA U e
OUTA M e
L VJtSH L COULD TH1MK =
UP <50M£ VJAM OF (bETTl\)e> OFF
T o GO TO A MOVtE THIS AFTCRNOOM
7 AMO GET OUT OF- VjdORKlM' 1-----------
“ Feathcrweighlh
kouis’ Kuplan, Meriden, Conn,
tope lerpmn. San Francisco
»ijie,Dumlee. Rock'.Island.
»onny Kramer, Philadelphia.
<»o Lombardo, I'linamn.
ifflibt Garcia, Camp llolau i
lU-d’I Chapman, Boston
Pfff ***"« » . Milwaukee. Wis.
^4/ Miller, (’fildaffo.
luM Rifley, Seattle.
Junior Lightweights.
)l« Sullivan, New York,
oqk ,Becn,teut, X'mke
N,
[w y Seaman New York.
Daluso. Salt |j,ke City,
.dilie \\ ifgrter, Philadelphia
Srl1YP**,r 'N‘^ r York,
like Ballerina. New York
Uf»y Vucarelli. New York!
i^miy Leonard. Allentown,
Wpper" Martin, New York,
a i Lightweights.
Leonard, New York,
uj Terris. Nuw York.
4»m y Mundeli. Chicago,
id Barbarian, Detroit.
♦ nny Dundee. New York,
otds Vicentinl./ChBi,
wnmy O’Brien. Milwaukee,
kfdl Galino. New Orleans,
“ hie Walker. New York.
undigested food delayed in the
stomach delays, or Vather ferments
the same as food left i„ the open
nil. says a noted authority. He
also tells us that Indigestion is
caused by Hyperacidity meaning
there Is an excess of hydochloric
aihl in the »tninnc h which prevents
complete digestion ami starts food
fermentation.
Thu
everything
eaten sours in the stomach much
like garbage sours in a can, form
ing acrid fluids and gases which
Inflate the stomach like a toy bal
loon. I hen wo feel a heavy, lum
py misery in Jlho chest; wu belch
Jjl* F*»; wu enictate sour food or
have heartburn, flatulence, water“rash or nausea.
*ji* tells us to lay aside all di
gestive aids and instead get from
“ny pharnuicy four ounces of Jud
* alls ami take a tablespoonful in
of water before breakfast
•md drink it while it is etfervescuig. and furthermore, to continue j
this for a week. While relief of
ten follows the first ,|o*e. it is impor,ant to hol-i neutralize tho acid- '
i. .ri,i"0VM , *"} Kn.s-niuking mass,
start the liver, stimulate the kid- I
neys ami thus promote a free flow j
of pure digestive juices.
Jad sSoJts is ,iutxpeusive, ami is '
mu le fren, the acid of grapes and I
lemon juice, combined with lithiu
ond sodium phoephate. This harm
< •. salts is used for many stom‘,ls,or »*,n' with excellent re-
CHICK
since its contract of one yenr with
the Havannah concern, expired
Sept. 10, 1024 and at present tho
local concern’s contract cnlls for
the paving of many local streets.
Both Mr. Hutton and Mr. Hardy
havo been making Sanford their
home for some time, Mr. Hutton
having come here apout two year*
ago to close contracts with the city
#
Mr. Hardy hav,n& come here
from Tallahassee about a year ago.
Their decision to organize the new
company with its headquarters in
this city, it is announced, has been
u
a u ,' " " ho'l In T h e Hanford
M-.r? i ‘i i “ ..n e " » P a P c r published In
1921.
• • ■ • / -v " *
S e m in o le County. F lo rid a , once
a
w e e k f o r fo u r co n s e cu tiv e w eek s
. ,
J- J . d ic k d
p rio r to th e f i r s t Monday In Fol,-’
Juu
d»5i:,f.
«■
ru n ry A. D. 1925.
Seminolelho.
County, fl
fle n rg e O. H erring.
n »D<?„n,?r n,}d a on,.*,r®d In ch a m b e rs,
S o l i c i t o r f o r Cotnplaleu
a t S a n fo rd , S e m in o le County. F l o r .
Dec. 22, 29,, J a n . 5, 12. u.
Coiunmiv.
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PRESEN TS
Norma Talmad^e
the enactment of legislation that
will permanently establish the
transcontinental and other air mail
lines. Passage by the house re
cently of two bills dealing with the
nir mail service has brought the
question to the front rank of .liscussion among senators and rep
resentatives.
. Both the La Guardin bill, authorixing the postmaster general “to
operate and maintain nir mail ser
vices in any part of the United
States and territories that he may
iim5ni0 tfjP° Indicate," nnd
the Kelly bill, authorizing contracts
wjth private firms for tho trans
Port ®f nir mail "at a coat not to
exceed four-fifths of the revenues
derived from such nir mail,” were
recently accepted by the house. The
bills may become law before the
adjournment of Congress on Mar.
lnjmediate significance of
the La Gunrdia bill is to legalize
nnd mnke permnnent the present
government operated New Yorkl ”Vi
aIr mail, while the
holly bill will prepare the wny for
private operation of this and oth
er routes, nnd thus nctunilv intrn-
Romance of a Woman’s Life from Girlhood
to Old Age •
Tonight nnd Tuesday— Matinee and Night
,
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A ll Closed Cars
,
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Effective January 8th
Standard Six
Sedan
New Prices
,
ALLRIGHTCiO a h e a d
I SOIOMW!'.
B e f o r e h o u g o •1 voaiot
^
To REMIND MOU THAT IT’S
custom arm f o r MS EMPUDMcES
To MAKE UP ANM TIME TH6V
U iS E - S O WlWEN MOU'RE
f
T h r o u g h at t h e d e n t i s t 's
COME B A C K A N D 6 0 TO ____ J
1-------------- ------ j NMORKlrT-—,
Prices— Adults, GOc.
•> S t a t e o f F lo rid a a t u,„
' on ICt-ul Nutate
111
' <m H ollutiriil S e c u rity ,,t
tiit'i- ImntiH ami DlncountM
liHllfi
'I S t a l l h ll.iuiin ........ '
Mumls
Airs. L. H. Hteincc, Chicago, III.
Henry Lange, Millington, Mich.;
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Withers, limit.
r
Certificates .
HU llllllN... I" 111 .,1,
»t°n’ i ' V‘ V n ,; J , r - am l M m . 1)
A ll prices f.
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city.
dent Tsao Kun. Lu Yunk-ilslang,
defending Shnnkhai, was defeated
Mr. Hnrdy |r a graduate of Clem
nml fled to Nugnsn, Japan, but re
n College in Houth Carolina
turned to Chinn after his political
here he received the tlprree of
friends hnd come into power.
ivil Epgteeer ifip l O l ^ Ilejynw
^ months service in the army,
having been a member of the 128th
Nallvc Cily Reported Captured
Field Artillery which went to
LONDON, Jan.
1
.
.... —
A dispatch
France.
•
to
the
Exchange
Telegraph
from
Upon his return 7rom overseas,
Shanghai
says
that
General
Chi
Mr. Hardy was connected with en
Hseieh-Yaun, former governor of
gineering department of the South
Kanjjf.su, occupied the? native* city
ern Cotton Oil Company whose op
of
Shanghai Sunday morning in
erations covered several southern
a surprise coup without firing a
Is so good!
states. In 1918 he was employed
shut nnd later completely surroundin the office of county engineer of
od the entire opposition forces, con
Chatham county nnd in this posi
sisting of three divisions, in liartion hnd charge of the construc
racks.
tion of many roads among them
—The American
LOS' ANGELES, Jan. 1.—That being the highwny between Savan
The dispatch adds that Gen. Chi
now is expected again to tako up
Il the debute in the 80rt>« professional beggars make nah nnd Tybee Island. In this p-,the guvernnurship ami renew the'
b when (Kb shM of
V‘Kh “8 |1,r’ u d®y on tho »treeta
fighting.
Crtoons 3 L t f c m , of Los Angeles; that they ride in
50 Cross Word Puzzles
■rtoons
patternA automobiles not of the chenpest
A Reuter dispatch from Shang
$1-1.1 Postpaid
ind the debnte turn- make, buy expensive jewelry and
hai says Gen. Sun Chun-Frang,
[ability of the state musical instruments, and even hire
a
A complete book
governor of the province of Chek
iang, is advancing toward Sluing!'f r’H puzzhH
Its property, espec- “ A ?1taata to w:atch for thtf I,olict’
i art
Th<* a nm ri
e
w°r1t, nre some of the
\
hound with atnai with the Kiipposed inteuti ui of
I art. rh Ajueri- things disclosed in recent trials
assisting General Chi in expelling
traciiv«
,' a r «l
r I’oweri of fiixfui- of mendicants in policq court.
derson; Mrs. H. A. Pearlman,*Chi (hang Yuen Ming, the military
;ov,?r* uiduding
[pointdB fcut.Cwere
0no blind woman testified that
cago; Mrr. ( rnig, Chicugo; Mrs, governor of Shanghai, w ho was
hr n ' vnus Pencil.
N l»y the way the 8 ,e an<* ^er husband, also blind,
T
h
e
Rage of |he
(.ebardt; Mrs: C. E. Shaver; Mrs, appointed by the Peking govern- ^
[e favored him.
drove to Los ’Angeles from Clevcfc. Stirlingsoulu, Baltimore, Md.;
|i Auriol instuncej (and with a hired driver, and thnt
Mrs. Augusta Schafer, Sundusky,
[ie Antoinette, the ,n ta'8 c'^y she had made as high
Ohio; Mrs. 0 . D. Iailtner, Atlanta,
binetmaker George? as
°ad 916 in a day of three
A
J r"u W- C’ Condon, Chicago.
d, he said, was sold hours. She said her best week had
III.; A. C. Coatsworth, Toronto,
urniture (Iepoii*tnry
$85, but denied that she
Canada; Alan Coatsworth, Toron
because I t was |collectcil $300 und $400 a week as
to, ( unadu; Wm. E. Birim and wife
bedbugs. It only rcP°rted to the coort.
Boston, Mass.; Thomas G. Purker
hundred franc* to
* m informed that you bought
Long Island City, N. Y.; W. D.
TALLAHASSEE. Jan
<>duy Its in Amer- n raoio »et some time ago for rangements already u
Bacon, Jncki onvilie, Fla.; R. L.
being
$500.00 the court remarked.
■ -----Jacksonville,
Fin.; J . Blaine,
.... ..........college Gale,
..
-----......
. M. Aurml eantin“Yes, Your Honor, I guess that’s for Women for the summer school H°JJywood,
Flu,'•* .A. F. Handily,
ii n
,
es vases wire sold cojrect.
session which will be held this year ' Hollywood.
'
H a.; M. C. Hongland,
Tilt: r n t r r r r n u n*p
Versailles. One of
Syracuse, N. Y.; Mrs Howard nnd •>’ HMISOl.i:
I’llI XTV, IT Iiitl
ne specimen, nearly
Miss E. P. Howard, Orlando, Fla.;
„ IN ClIAM KItV
Hilo
(luuranty
a MiirtK.igi.
hud been nrtule for
Mr. and Mrs, E. F. Showaltcr,
t I’ormerly Sunforil .Mik «
inso portrait in proToledo, Ohio; Mr. nnd Mrs. I). I)
l o. ) a eorp.. l’om|iluliiiint.
It had been in the
Briggs, Orlando, Fla.; E. P. Per
VM.
and was not kept
is described as the biogrupher of *‘‘n> Bitlgland,i —
S. C
- d Miss Annie Tliom as J . Hobliuon. Defemlnn
a slight crack. It
N tr r jC K OK MASTKICS SAI.
Woodrow Wilson ami as being no- Mears, Ralgelnnd,
' S. C.; E W
.V otlce In hereby given that u
few hundred francs
ted for his accuracy arid scholar Muhon; J . P. Russell. Miami; Mr* an.l
hy virtue of a ileeree i.r
f a Pnris antiquary
ship.
and Mrs. Janes Coogan, St. File, closu re tin.) sal., entere.l |„
Olmvo eut|tl,i| cau se on the
Dr. Dodd’s lectures will give the Ma.: Jar Doovak and wife, Chlca- d:iy
of Deeemher. 1921. I. „ M H
teachers of Florida an opportunity Ko, III ; C. A. Sandusky and wife. lol .Master In t ’huneery. on Mor
j ( Inssifjed Directory
New
torkj
Mr.
G.
Monroe;
Miss
to see u great teachers at work in
convenience. Read it.
3n,,> nt,:,2V
,n
“f
estimated thnt loss
writing the history of the republic, Hrithwood: Miss B. R. Blanc, Chi ,. n|r t
Hanford, g|„
HIM
o
f
fe
r
for
nnle
nml
Hell
t„
his country'.caysarl
officials of the school declares. His cago; J . S. Grover and wife, Red hlKhent nnd lo s t bidder for i
removal of nsow
general subject will be “The Inde Bank, N. J .; A. J . Spurring and d uring the legul bourn of nnle.
’ cost merchants
pendence of Modern Peoples with wife. Jacksonville; Dr. P. J. Glass, fo llo w in g dencrll.ed land, nil I
h winter.
l>lng and being In th e I ’o u iir
Special Reference to the United wife and daughter, Mobilp, Ala.; Sem
inole und S u ite of F lorid a, r
J . L. Newhouse, Akron, (T.; E. A.
States.”
j.u
lnrly dencrll.ed ns foil
Supnncheck, Duvi.l City, Nebras t o -rtlru
w lt:
Ilis
particular
subjects
will
be:
ka; A. B. Desch, Dayton, Ohio; E.
eTax In
B e g in n in g
..
1. Washington and Isolution. 2. . Voss, Dayton, Ohio; Geo. G.
ch a in s South and
4j.i>7
Jefferson nnd Napoleon, a. Lin JPurker;
utshell
*'f tbo N ortheast r
LnBlunc; H. Ruche,,
coln and the English I.euders. I. rhiytonu;Geo.
" f HecGon
2. Towonb
R Geo. Smart, Dayto
Continued from page one
South. Itang c ’in Hast
•UJe persona -\vh*> Scott, George D. Bishop, E. L, Wilson and the Great Wur. 5. na, Carter J . Helen and wife, p#».
ru n South 2l o . i h , . „ o ,
f i t ! . thenc«* Nortli 3t<
n" ,p of $1,000 or Mnrkell, Charles Dunn, Sandy Ani u u
Ceo' Babson, Logansimrt;
•hence U>nt 210 f r e t to
88 income of $5,- ueraon. Dr. II. D. Caswell, Nelson,, , installed a pipe organ at an initiul F r
P" “"f1 w,ife- Tampa; W.
tong, co n ta in in g ono acre
SOOTHES INFLAMED
nnd married coufw Gray. J . 8. Wilson. A. E. Yowell, cost of $.‘!0.000, which likely will E. I.ydick, Orlando; Arthur Titor less,
®d net income of
pu
rch a ser to pay fo r title
A. 1*. Connelly, J . IL Tillis, S. be one of the musical attractions comb and wife, Farmington, Me.;
IV HV SI AN K. W i l l i
re or gross jncomu i O. Chase, C. J . Marshall, W. S.
RAW. SORE THROATS
the summer school. President Nellio Wardnworth, Boston, Mass.;
Special M as te r In C
Tiore must file rc- J Price, II. C. DuUose, G. E. La of
Conradi is piunning not only to Mrs. E. Gainmore, Farmington, F re t! it. W ilto n ,
S o lic ito r fo r t'oniplalnant
Vigne, Bell Air Realty Co., II. B. offer all the necessary nnd useful Mn.; R. A. Christo, Louisville, Ky.;
AT ALL DRUGGISTS
D ec. 15. 22. 29. J a n . ^ t3.
■ he tiling period is Lewis, W. M. Haynes, Fred P er courses
for
college
work
leading
■'» -Mur. 15. 1925.
nor. Arthur E. Breen, 8. M. Lloyd, to degrees and to certificates hut
■ •ollector of inter- Ball Hardware Co., O. P. Hern also will provide recreations in the
l ' ° r the district in don, A. K. Rorsettcr, E. Nix Rnss- form of inspirational entertain
■rson liv e s or has
etter, R. C. Bower, Howard F. Ea ments for the teachers.
I Place of business.
ten. Marion It. Bodwcll, Coleman
All tho professional courses in
Ptructions on Form Gift Shop, R. W. Pearman, Jr., psychology und education that a
["rm 1040; also the
Frank tii/.ming
Lossing,| IHoward
•
It) tvtil 11 aFnville,
45*111v 9 modern teacher needs will be offer- I
plations.
J . W. Corley, J . B. Lawson, Harry cd, it is stated.
Fwo per cent norA. Reed, J . C. Collier, Britt Realty
the first $1,000 of i Co., Inc., Frunk II. Black, P. A. 6.000. 000 LIVE IN AUSTRALIA
i» excess of the
Mtro, Fred R. Wilson. Edward l).
Imptions and ertd- I Ely,. Joe Chittendon, C. W. EntzSPECIAL PRICES
MELBURNE, Jan. 12. __ The
tr cent normal tax I mingcr, C. M. Hand, Warren R. Australian population is now ap$ 1000. Six per cent |Smith, Dr. W. T. Langley, J . B. proxipately six millions, und is inon tho balance of
Little, R. I,. Dean, J . D. Hood, creadng at the rate of two per
Surtax on net in j Lloyd F. Boyle, P miz Lake, George ] cent annually. The largest city is
to* of $10,000.
P H O N E 548,
D. Bridgett, W. C. Hill and R .A .1Sydney# with a population of
F IR S T ST R E E T
1.000. 000.
1
_ Newman.
Women’s College
Is Now Preparing
For Summer Term
GOUGH SYRUP
CREOSOTED
en car prices unchanged.
......
-,..1
Mun,l»y. Germantown, Pa.; liarfy T. Levely, Annapolis, Mary
land; J p. Gauthier, iiollywood
tu,:
Livibgstone. Jackson
ville; M. H. Line, Hollywood. ,
STOCK S A L E S
R E A C H $125,000
MARK MONDAY
Coupe
Sedan
Berline
Children— 25c,
S E M I N O L E COUNTY B A N K
«
Country Club Coupe . .
Coupe ................................
iM e g o t a m
a p p o iu t m e m t
at Milane Theatre
U FI. BOCATO.’t or washdny. on
M Ijike Como, Is noinJwhut of
a festivity to tho color lovlna
7to]lun woman, and who slmri and
Bhouts ns she works. Thu lake,
world famed, for Its beauty, serves
as a huge washtub for tho Italian
laundress.
After tho clothes have been
staked at homo, they nro laid out
on a rook or slab of nutrblo, on n
wooden hoard extending Into the
"ore they are rubbed
thoroiigtuy with soup and worked'
)jects O f Los Angeles Has
Protested Beggars Making As
Deputies High As $15 A Day
1.1. . . . .
OH L A LM O ST
'f o r g o t m a c -
VHTK MM
DeMTirrr TJ4J5
V A FT E R N OON)
T 'J
Victoria
Sedan
0 O S R WASISJT THAT ;—
S U C K ? - MOW L WONT !
HAVE TO ViORRM ABOUT
'fdORKlhi* AMMNAORD
- ~i_ T o d a m - _______ _
The Hutton Construction Com
pany is the name of a new engi
neering firm recently organized in
Sanford with M. B. Hutton and
W. J . Hardy as its sole owner?.
Announcement was made Monday
that this company is (ntirelv n
TWO FORCES IN
SHANGHAI JOIN
IN LOOTING CITY
New Y ear Resolutions
Edtlie Martirr.’ New-York.
■*»' Goldstein. New York.
Dud iuyloi, Chicago.
Ciffl Tremalm*; Ch-Vfelarid.
Afflos Carlin.tff&veiand.
Harold Smith. Chicago.*
-*
Pale Surmientn. Manila.
V>*: rjoley, Vancouver.
HifiihV Gruhnm, Utica, N Y
•oflnny B ,„ wn, EjTgiam!; “
F irs t National Pictures Corp.
k w
Almost everyone knows that
•fN'WU. of NF.V4 of SR 'i .
L* J* *ii
-12.
’low nslilp 19
IV T i l H I T I t m T C O I T I T Of
Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly
Ita n g e 31 east. 5 acre s
MKVKXTH
J I I I H T M . C ll
or less.
compounded, brings back the na
O F FI.O H IIIA . IN A M ) P oll
<2) neres s'tiinre In \\v
F O l ’X T Y O F SP.MIVOI.K.
tural color nnd lustre to the linir
' " L 85 v' ,,f
of
IN CIIANCKHY
T o w n s h ip 19, smitli
when faded, streaked or gray
N. II. Hamer nml A. I*, Connelly
’ 21 KlIHt.
( ’oniplulunnls.
yenrs ago the tmly W ay ti> gel this
t commanded Hint you and
>oii, nml nil oilier persons r lorlil.'i fettrti! At C*nI(snf2H
mixture was to make it at home,
•<l In said estate, appear he
which is mussy and troublesome.
puny, l.lmlted. n corpoi
' J , "Uiity Judge’s Court in
.Nowaday5, by aflkin^ at any clruir
unknow n heirs,
ilrv ls
in<Tf *’ ”a Dio 2Hth day of
Jj’.H anil o th e r clalmu
. i
mid then mid there
.‘'tore for “Wyeth’s Snge and .Sul
f r a n k S. White, deceai
use. if any you have. Why
phur Compound." you will get a
»\ nil hall mil l.m-y
M.
■Hon should not lie Krautlarge bottle of tins famous old re
his w ife ; Voile A. \V||
Kllxaheth W illiam s, his
ordered t h a t tills cita tion
cipe. improved by the addition of
served in Hie smile ni.miunknow n pnrtl.'s claim
other ingredient*, at n small cost.
uiipoemiM In c h an ce ry upon
••si In the lands Invulv
Dont stay gray! Try it! No
■ns nmned In m i s cita tion
suit. Di-fcniinnts.
1
lie
pillilIshed
four
siieresono can possibly tell thnt you
„ ,
,
OHDK It.
•ks In T h e S an fo rd Herald , 1
bet’ll made to appear
darkened your hair, ns it does it so
•'Per published
In Hcml- to the avsatlsfuetiou
of the Court
naturally and evenly. You damp
of th e s h e r l f f ' o ' f
en a sponge or soft brush with it
il ." wr i’
• b lorldn, made on
and draw this through your hair,
r f / w*ihp#M»na ImmihmI In th»
taking one small strand at a time;
rnatTr..iH.iy,e* e“,,"’! Wh,ch '•••** WHS
I .let
n f ren,°Y®t clouds nnd
by morning the gray hair disap
It*I•t titl* nf c i ’iniduliiaiitM. S . |(
pears, and after another applieala r n e r „nd X I*. C onnelly l o lots
ion or two your hair becomes
9 „ '
* Inclusive, uud lots
I he postponed annual mee
•' u» J J , both I iic I uhIvl*. of i»ino
beautifully dark, glossy and at
Hanford.
Se m in o le County,
'7 V'.V Sl,,i'kholders of the Snn
tractive.
M o rh la . ns per pint th e re of, duly
I uildmg & Loan Association
Z u ! tin
i n.de
!
rI ounty., , , !F,.lorid
’.l,r Uocurda
of
he held at the office of the
Sem
a. In P lat
l ook 3. pa«e 61. th a t said w r it of
social ion, 108 Magnolia Ave
-Sanford, Florida at ei—ht I*
m £ J F I r u n n.a l
’,, V '-d upon
Hi. Morldu l.and and C o lo n isation
I'elirunry 17, 1925, for the puri
one V./"ti
, ' , ,Vlt".'l. 11 rnrhn>at|nn.
lor electing the Hoard of Dircc
* ot d efen d an ts herelij, due
J, *
“ bsenee from th e y t * } , „t
and to transact such other h
I1"*/0 ,hi., n
moiilhH.
ness as nmy bo brought before
l \ l l w rlT ,V ,*\rr r® ,hp Ireunt.re of
meeting.
SANFORD BUILDING & 1.0/
ASSN.,
l.m.j U m iV e.'l^ Do'onlsuHon ComT. J . Miller, President.
Now th e r e fo r e :
It Is Adjudged
Attest:
A. P. Connelly,
order, d and decreed th a t the mild
dan. 12, 19. 2(5. Feb. 2.
Sec’.
defendant. ,ho. Florida l.and nod
nt«d with three fighters
lanania and Cnnuda wit!
uach; and Argentina und It
nemacn.*''
“
Flyweights.
HANDLE
aara abort shrift,”
f
throughout the country
* uri
tr1n.\U
b* " * * ®» fW d against
AAMmn
‘ aarWat
Ms *hui and It Is b*>
Usvsd he cannot operate long with*•.
out again Calling Into the net. The
- i • *' *cheme that was pronounced anscheme that W*» beatable was devised by e (orger
and busInass-like mown as r. Maysr add centered
town in detective around tbs certified check fraud,
i perfect fo rty /,” Mr. Lewis says, continuing:
"P. Mayer would open account!
i* trapped, la with four or flva banka la a six*,
▲^Lawlv Jr* abla city. Tba largaat account ran
inkers Assocla- around $6,000. By kiting chuck*
article, which back and forth botween the aavaral
be bankers end banka, ha would tatabllah bla Iden
at least 9110,- tity with tba tallara and becoma
i with the ware known na a man accustomed to
relentless war- deal In larga figures.
"Altar conducting Uieae pre>
llmlnarlea for a few weeka, Meyer
would go to tbo bank whara he had
hie largaat account nnd ask that
a certified check be Issued to blm
for aubetantlally all of tba money
remaining to bla cradlt. From tba
gennlao check, be would make four
or five duplicate!. ,
"In tarn, Meyer would visit the
other banka, where ha bad es
tablished smell accounts. Inasmuch
as ha bad cashed checks for aome
time. Mayer generally bad llttla
trouble In getting the banks to
honor the certified cbecke. If a
taller took the precaution of call*
lag tba laeuing bank on the tele
phone to Inquiry If It bad made
out such a certified check, be would
gain confirmation.
The Forger Caught
"But even the 'perfect* forgery
scheme cannot be worked with Im
punity. Mayer succocded in d»
M. a Hutton and W. J. Hardy Air Mail Service May Be Ini'
Are Partners in Recently
Organized Hatton Construe*
tion Co. Witty Officers Here
County o f Sem inole, ss:
* tr u e
.,,a ,lk do sole.
' , r u * * ° th e best o f my knowled
A. It. K i : Y , Cashier.
On r root— Atlcut
K O I ll t K S T I .A K K
(t. W. S l'K N C K It
Jt» K CAStKltON. nirciT ors
n b efo re rn.. t h i s
,|llv „7 j " n
i 1 ,*•¥’*• S. Notary I’nhlle.
imiHMinn «*x|)lr«*s October IHtlv.
FOR
Every HouseWifc
ALUMINUM
Complete Stock
Devoe’s
PAINT and POLISH
The Best Quality
See
Ball H ardware Co Ball Hardware Co.
SNIDER ^ PHILLEV
Have bought out Smith Motor Co., and
Service on W. First Street and are now
<lo first class repair work on all makes of
.
If you can’t get to us
LONGW OOD
Community
F
A
I
R
!
Bring the family and friends to
one of the BIGGEST Events in
the history of Seminole County.
January 14-15
The exhibits will include automobile, Citrus Fruits. Agri.
5 K * n
**th*'r, display* to ntmeruus to mention
JUHNN1 J . JONBS midway attractions will lie in allcod
FOUR BIG FREE ACTS
MAKE i t a h o l i d a y
SPEND I T A T LONGWOOD
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1925
day afternoon by a most tim ely
and interesting address by Judge
•Jt, G. Sharon of Sanford on “Re
spect for Law." The speaker
with g reat emphasis on the p er
sonal responsibility of every citi
zen not only to respect the law
himself, but in every way ana by
all proper means to teach others
th a t respect for law is the form a
tion of good citizenship.
Mr. and Mrs. J . B. Jones en ter
tained a jolly party of the young*
cr set Thursday night in honor of
their sons Malcolm and Ben.
HOOL
[OR ROLL
rat Grade
ker. M argaret BenBennett, Elizabeth
•rin e C arter, JoscpbPdred Duncon, MarLucile Eddy, Virginit
•t Kinlaw, Cleo Lee,
,
Rosa
Peters,
, Dorothy Smjth,
Susie-Tatum . Lilia
Elisabeth Turner,
| Mildred Garlick,
I John Cnvoura,
I d, Knrlylc House■ackson, Rnymnnd
Kirlowc, A. E. Ra| George Cancer,
Doe Stewart, Clyde
I Jimine, Dorothy
k DavjlsonJ Anna
fry Willie Glldewell,
M ary Tamm, Gus
liy
Boyd, Billy
Howell, Em mett
Btapler, L. E. Tew,
<T, Pauline Tew,
>tt, Fannie Bigger*,
twn, Caroline Hill,
aether, Doris AdcUnlce Tyler, Evelyn
|y Alice Williams,
[urban May, FranDwin Squires, Jack
I Wynn.
■ Grade
EHaistcn, Elizabeth
si Young, Francis
IBotxis, Ida Abbott,
tin Tyner, William
r liayncs, Watson
[Cruise, Julia Belle
fjorio Pone, Hubert
fcnry Talbot, MarMaria Ann Powers,
Bond Chesser, Billie
lu lso Mcrriwcthcr.
In. Lucile Cellars,
■ Dorothy G arrett,
I Adelaide Higgins,
Bara Mpye, Mary
Helen Handers. Ada
Ih Stenkley, Mary
Tics Betts, E aii
lillard, George Dllliatchel, Couey Harson, Max Rumblcy,
Tho Teachers Training Class of
Mrr. Frank Oursicr, of Noblosville, Ind., is the guest of hor son
nnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. T. B.
llollinsworth.
Battery?
Trouble
P h o n o
17
Tift art Agents for tha
Wa have new earta and repairs for the old one* on hand.
Let in book your older for a new one or repair the old eae.
INCORPORATED
Phone 388-
-207 E. Commercial 8 k
•n m m m n m i
NCE upon a tlmo thoro was a
llttlo girl who had all tho
O
clothes sho wanted!
Imagine!
But tho llttlo girl was an actress,
and actresses must havo a lot of
clothes. They lead doublo lives,
and must havo two sots of clothes
—one set for tho characters they
portray and ono sot for them
selves, to wear off stago.
If tho actress is a movie actress,
sho of courso plays moro charac
ters in a working year than an
aatress of the stage—so SHE must
havo even moro clothes than any
one you can imaglno.
Oh, yes I Onco-ttgjre was-a-llttlegirl • who • bad • all • tho • clothes •
sho-wanted. T hat’s tho beginning.
And she had had so many her head
was In a whirl. So when It was
tlmo to appear In her latest pic
ture, sho didn't know what In tho
world to wear. Ju st like Every
Other Woman. She’d tried dlroctolro frocks, Eraplro frocks, moyenago frocks, eighteen • eighty
frocks, over so many frocks of
over so many periods. So sho went
to China for a change, to got her
Inspiration. * And thoro Is tho re
sult, right above, In tho photo.
Tho suit Is silk, and the silk, Its
tassels. Its buttons, motifs, em
broidery, and hat nro from China.
Tho girl Is from America. Dotty
colors, with raro touches of Chi-'
nose blue, turquoise. Jade, and Just
a glint of gold. The tassels are
belgo, with coral beads.
Tho shoes aro belgo, and are
trimmed In coral bladings. Tho
hat is mainly gold, with tho satno
sort of embroidery on It that ap
pears In tho motifs on tho coat.
All In all, tho llttlo cnsomblo
suit Is a happy blending of Eastern
charm and coloring with W estern
chic and stylo.
Finding herself In a mood for
things llko this, Miss Comp3on got
horsclf a hat llko tho ono sketched
a t tho lower left of tho layout. It
has ono of tho now pointed
crowns, and Is surmounted by u
round ploco of Jodo, from which
falls a long silken tassel.
In tho upper right hand corner
Is a hit of whlto Jado, carved Into
an attractive design and hung on
a silk cord. This ornam ent Miss
Compson wears with her Chlneso
suit—and sho carries tho embroid
ered pockcthook that appears be
low, at tho rig h t
OLD HOME TOWN
Oviedo
On Sunduy last Rev. C. E. Cooke
held the regular service a t tin*
Oveido Methodist Church and
the stewards nnd officers of the
church were installed. Rev. Cooke
and family have made a fine infpression on the people of Oveido
and he starts his pastorate of the
Oveido church with prospects for
a good year.
Mrs. Wr E. Young anil family
have removed to Sarasota where
they will reside. Mrs. Young ar.d
futnily have endeared themselves to
the people of the community du r
ing their residence here and will
he greatly missed in the social und
church life of the town.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I \ C urter enter
tained delightfully on Friday night
at their home on Lake Charm. Only
the friends of their son, W alter,
home from college for the holidays
in attendance.
The Oveido Woman's (Hub was
entertained and instructed on Fri-
By STANLEY
ITKLLVbO CVS ~
(300)
W alter C arter und Allen Thomp
son have returned to Norm an In
stitu te a t Norman Park, Ga., a fte r
spending the holidays with their
parents.
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IV K X Z TH FO U R
D O LLARS T o
K E T C H T H IS
.Q A I V . C V SC A M P S ,
Cleveland (283) 7 con-Clcveland
Dr. ami Mrs. M atthcwson l«fft
Miss C atharine Young ha*; re
yesterday for th eir home In Port sumed her studies a t Rollins Col
Myers a fter a delightful v is it'to lege.
reilUivcu in Oveido.
Rev. Orwick mid wife and son,
Matthcwson with Mrs. L U. Mitchell and her
Miss M argucrito
with her two cousins, Misses Eliz daughter. Miss Annie Mitchell, vis
abeth and Katherine Lawton re ited Oveido Sunday night to attend
turned yesterday to W esleyan Col tho Epworth League pt the Oveido
lege a t Macon, Ga.,
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church.
Mrs. Elizabeth West of N ash
ville, Tcnn., is the guest of her son,
Chas. West and family a t Lake
Charm.
CKAC— Montreal
(437) (MO
concert; 7:30 entertainm ent; 0:30
dance.
W JJDM oosehenrt (278) 7:15 o r
chestra; 0 ilnnce.
WNYC—New York (528) 0:35
quartet, songs; 8 banquet.
W IIN— New York (300) <1:30 o r
chestra; 0:30. entertainers; 10:00
orchestra; 10:30 dance.
W EAF—Now York (402) 0 boys'
period; 6:45 tenor; 7:30 ensemble;
0:10 pianist; 10 orchestra.
WBBIt—No wYork (273) orches
tra. Bible questions, answers.
WOR—Newark (405) 7 quartet;
8:15 pianist.
KGO—Oakland (312) 0 orches
tra ; 10 orchestra, tenor, pianist,
violinist; 12 orchestra, soloists.
WOO AW—Omalm (520) 0 piano,
ducts, rending, chorus; 6:45 enter
tainers; 0 program ; 11:15 frolic.
W’DAR—Philadelphia (305) 0:30
talk.
W FI— Philadelphia (395) 6 tnlk
7:15 talks.
o Program
KH J—I.os Angeles Times (395)
8 orchestra^ 8:30 children; 9:45
>gram (or Jan. 10
talk; 10 feature; 12 orchestra.
KJS— Los Angeles (360 ) 8 serv
Ulanta Journal (420) 8
revue; 10:45 entertain- ice; 0:30 sermon, organ.
-Chicago (417.5) 6 glee
'h e stra ; 8:30 photologuc
theatre review.
Chicago (370) 6 organ;
let; 8 classical; 10 jazz.
Cincinnati (423) 6 conrogram, piano-aeconlian
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS.
8:00
THAts 'TCRSe.Srtw
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DAIKi HTKII of Mr. Hughey tells the interesting story of those thrilling days of excitement
nnd tho horror she nnd her family felt when one day a young son of I)r. Speer, who at that
time owned the finest orange grove in Florida, came running to her home, shouting “The
Indians arc coming! The Indians are coming!” She quickly spread a sheet upon the
floor, and throwing her small collection r.f valuables into it, handled it up und together
with her brood of little ones, dashed to the home ef Dr. Hpccr about a half mild away.
T
HERE she found all the men in the neighborhood hastily fortifying the sturdy old log cabin,
und the women grouped together in the hullway moulding bullets for the old muzzle loaders.
The cabin consisted of two rooms and open hallway between. In preparing for defense this
hallway was hurriedly closed at both ends by logs thrown up for the purpose. The win
dows of the adjacent rooms were also temporarily closed hy means of fence rails. Around
the cabin and about ten feet from it was temporarily thrown up provisionary ca.’th works. All
was soon in readiness to withstand a long siege.
IJDDKNLY u heart rendering shriek rent the air from tlte direction of the woods. Hlood
stopped flowing in the veins of the gallant little Imnd of defenders. A moment later a b lac k
and almost denuded figure pructicully flew from the woods like a low lying thundercloud on a
stormy day, and soon was recognized the, faithful old negro mammy of one of the settlers.
Hlnck Amanda, she was, and as soon ns her wide nostrils alone could supply her body with
breath, she told her story.
A
S she had hent over her wash under an old oak tree on the edge of the woods, suddenly
without even the cracking of a twig as warning, two Indians had pounced upon her from
behind, and gaging her with her own apron, they had led her away through the woods.
Finally the trio came to a little opening in the woods where there were many more In
dians nnd in the center a tall pole around w hich had been piled dead underbrush. At the
sight of this Amanda became greatly alarmed and derided that she hadn't rut wood nnd carried
around huge tubs of wash all her life for nothing. With a powerful sides weep of her huge black
arms she swept the two Indians aside, tearing much of her clothing from her person, nnd with a
spring like a panther, she was off to the woods. The Indians followed’ hut Amanda had the fear
of the gods in her and was not to he caught. Such wn.4 the life of the early residents at Fort Mellon.
V T K ’ WWOCE C « U K T r
A R E W A R D is A
-D allas News nnd Jour8:30 musicni 11 orchcs-
OW early settlers at Fort Mellon contended against the hostilities f the Indians and for
rnany years in constant preparation for renewed hostilities reared thch* families and pro
tected their wives and children against lawless depredations, is Ihe story found in the
musty annals of this district by those inve.stigating the historical significance o f 1San
ford’s newest subdivision... Mnny of these hardy pioneers who thus fought against almost
overwhelming odds that their children might have Ihe wonderful advantage of living in this ricli
nnd healthful section, are the grand parents and the great grand parents of well known und emin
ently respected present day Hanford citizens.
H*J» WASTE CT
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pavonport (434) 7 Sandr religious; 0 orchestra,
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Detroit Free I'ress (&13)
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p t r o i t News (513) 6:00
kestra.
rKIgin (286) 6 orchesPtudio hour; 10:30 dance,
p30 features.
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appreciate the soundness of thq plan adopted to put over this Civic Project.
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This Company will simply give an ideal Lake Front, Boulevard
site and a cash contribution insuring the completion of the Hotel.
THE IMMEDIATE RE-SALE OF THE VALUABLE PROPERBY THIS C O M P A N Y , SURROUNDING
THE HOTEL SITE WILL BRING EVERY SUBSCRIBER TO
S A N F O R D * A HANDSOME P R O F I T - A N l ) WILL M A K E
srec
THE CLOCK
At First Street And Magnolia Avenue
FORREST LAKE, President
President Seminole County Bank
F. P. FORSTER, Vice-President
President First N ational Bank
R. II. BERG, Vice-President.
H A R R \ T. BODWELL, General M anager
Secretary-Treasurer The Santord HeraldI.
President and Treasurer Bodwell R ealty Co,
B. F. W HITNER, Secretary
A. R. KEY, Treasurer
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Cashier First National Bank
Cashier Seminole County Bank
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Forrest Lake
B. F. W hitner
Forster
R. II. Berg
George A, DeCottes
Harry T. Bodwell
Edward H iggin s
�THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, JANUARY 10,1925.
Total From
Number
the price of the bond n- 1
sp
Period o f License
i V k 1’arty
To
Whoa
Granted—For
Whal
Purpose
of
point. Of course thes> ' i . *1From Whbn To When
S ta to ForC
Lneeiue
ways call on tho long ; *«!■«« Number
Total
From
Total
From
phono from somo large nt; >' ">r . o f
To Whnn Granted—For Whal Purpose
Each Party Each Party
Period of License
little Mrs. Backwoods Is , at n !
Oct. 1, 1024
iJicenac
For State For County 166 F. L. Woodruff, Agt. N orth British ftM.F.Ins.Co.Oct. I, 1923
From
When
To
When
at this touch with the greu. >--*rld
Oct.
1. 1924
167
of finance that sho buys the n ad,
Oct. 1, 1024
16R
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only to find out her error liter.
Oct. 1, 1924 a ,
A gt I
F. HOUSllOLDEIt, County *Judgc In and for Sefninole County, Florida, do hereby certify 169
lOT GETTING FLATTERED It's a safe bet that sho wouldn't th a t I.theE. foregoing
Oct. 1. 1024 V
_ Natlonatc F ire Ins, Co.....Oct. 1, 1923
*it.
in a tru e and correct list of th o occupation license issued In said county for per- 170 F. L Woodruff, Agt,
#v
Oct. 1. 1924
L. Woodruff, Agt. Royal Each. Aser. Co..'„..Oct. 1, 1923
buy sheets and pillow cases over
171
Mqshoir, Aunt Emmy, it the 'phono from a perfect stranger,
Oct. -1, 1924
fAAgt.
g V 'NNcrtl
c rth British&MF.InsCoOdt. 1, 1923
1 S. W. H a rris, Pool Room ................ ..............—-Oct. 1, 1923
$ 25.00 172 F lM V M d S ff jkr.,
$ 50.00
Oct 1, 1921
m n s when I read of all the but bonds, yes!"
Oct. 1, 1924
2 S tan d ard Oil Co., Wholesale Dealers in Oils. -O ct, 1, 1923
12.50 173 F. L. Woodruff, Jr., Agt.W estchester F ire Ins.GoOct 1, 1923
25.00
1921
Oct.
1.
i psopla lose their money in
Oct.
1, 1924 *■*
F.
L.
Woodruff,
Jr.,
AgL.Glena.
F
alls
Ins.
Co....
Oct.
1,
1023
3 M ark It. Dodd, Real E state Broker— ........... —-O c t. 1, 1923
I see, Auuty," eaid Jane, “ysu
174
5.00
10.00
Oct. 1, 1921
stock and bomj transactions, should always know whom you're
Oct. 1, 1924
4 G. W . C'rlm, Agt. Trav. Ins. Co............... - ..........- -O ct. 1, 1923
2.50 175 F. L. Woodruff, Jr., A gt. Franklin Ins., Co -Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct. 1, 1024
can you knov who !■ honest dealing with and not get excited
r> Sam W ashington, Retail Merchnnt ..... ......... - Oct. 1, 1923
1.60 176 F. L. Woodruff, Jr., Agt. Nationale Fire Ins. Co.Oct. 1, 1923
3.00
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct. i. 1924 , F.
L.
Woodruff,
Jr.,
Agt.
Royal
Exch
A
ssr.
Co—.Oct.
1,
1923
what stocks and bonds are and rush Into anything Just ns6 Caldwell Furn. Co., Retail Merchant......... ......... —Oct. 1, 1923
2.25 177
1.50
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct. 1, 1924 ‘
J.
E.
Terwillager,
Mfg
Concrete.............
.........-O
ct.
1,
1923
10.00
to buy?'* queried Jane.
178
7 G arner Produce Co.; Dealer in Fruits & Vegs. Oct. 1. 1923
cause It sounds flattering and
1.50
3.00
1924
Oct. 1,
Oct.
1,-1924
3.00
A.
B.
Ford,
Retail
Merchant..................................Oct.
1,
1923
Is easy enough If people only thrilling."
8 John B, Wnlker. Retail .Merchant .... ............ -O ct. 1, 1923
179
3.00
1.50
Oct. 1, 1921
Oct. 1, 1924
10.00
9 W . A. P arker, Bike Repair Shop—
|n i be so Impatient," replied
......... — - Oct. 1, 1923
1.25 180 Banks Ford, Rea! E stata Broker....... — ...... - — Oct. 1, 1923
2.50
"Exactly," raid Aunt Em m y.-'
OcL 1, 1921
Oct. 1, 1924
1.00
Emmy. “There Is never any Anne B. Aymes.
10 M ary O. Turner, Retail Merchant ................. ■■OcL 1. 1923
1.50 181 II. L. Hall. Barber Shon..........— ....................... — Oct. 1, 1923
3.00
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct. 1,-1924
J.
M.
Colclcugh,
Agt.
General
Fire
Assr.
Co—
..Oct.
1,
1923
182
for baste In Investing. It's
11 Jon Daniels, Retail M erchnnt..........- ............ — -OcL 1. 1923
1.50
3.00
Oct. 1, 1921
Oct. 1,1024
12 Ida L. Gilbert. Boarding House ...................- - Oct, 1, 1923
alter to take a little time to ADVOCATE SEED CORN TEST
2.50 183 J. II. Colclough, Agt. Virginia Fire Ins. Co— Oct. 1, 1923
5.00
Oct. 1. 1921
Oct.
1, 1924
W.
S.
Leak,
Agt.
General
Fire
Assr.
Co............
Oct.
1,
1923
184
13 Sanf. F ruit & Veg. Co., Retail Merchant ..... ■Oct. 1, 1923
out the character of the se
1.50
3.00
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
185 W. S Leak, Agt. Virginia Fire Ins. Co.................Oct. 1, 1923
14
es offered and of tho person
6.00
3.00
H.
E.
Fuller,
Rctnil
Merchant
.........................
■Oct.
1923
1924
Oct. 1,
1,
The Iowa Bankers Association
1923
Oct. 1, 1924
3.00
15 T. W. Williams, Pool Room ............................. -O c t. 1, 1923
62.50 186 Waynhead Produce Co. Dealers In F ru its 4 Veg.Oct. 1, 1923
ng them. Tho buying of se sent out a bulletin to Us members
125.00
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct.
1,
1924
I
3.00
J.
R.
P
a
rk
’r,
Retail
Merchant..........
.....................Oct.
1,
187
16 T. W. Williams, Pool Room ........................... - - Oct. 1, 1923
37.50
75,00
es was greatly stimulated by urging tho bankers to have the
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct. 1, 1024
f 4.50
Truck Growers Ins. Retail M erchant..... Oct. 1, 1923
17 E. W. Stiles. Retail Merchnnt .................. — Oct. 1, 1923
1.50 188 Sanford
3.00
Jberty Loans. Before Uncle farm er te st his seed corn this year
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct.
1,
1024
Sanford
Truck
Growers
Inc.,
Retail
M
erchant—Oct.
1,
1923
tyfcSQ
189
18 Cleveland Wiggins, Barber Shop ....................
.50
1.00
offered Liberty bonds only because of the heavy damaga done
Oct. 1, 1924
1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
Sanford Truck Growers Inc., Retail M erchant—Oct. 1, 1923
too
19
2.25
4.50
Sanford Cycle Co., Retail Merchnnt ............. -Oct. 1, 1923
200,000 people In the United to corn last yonr by dry rot. En
Oct. 1, 1924
O c t-1 , 1924
191 Fred D Alexander, Retail Merchant.............. - .....Oct. 1, 1923
20 F. E. Everly, Barber Shop ........... ................... - Oct 1, 1923
2.00
1.00 192
l owned Rpcuritfes.
Now closed was a letter from a farm
Oct 1, 1924
: r ‘* 1024
Roht.
W.
Hines,
Retail
Merchant...........................
Oct.
1,
1923
21 Miss Arnnku Tnkach, Boarding House ......... - Oct. 1, 1923
2.50 193 Rotunda Co., Retuil M erchant......... - ....................Oct. 1, 1923
5.00
Oct. 1. 1921
na of people aie buying crops m an a t Iowa State College
O c t - l , 1 0 2 4 '. ^
-3,fl
22 J . T. Alien. Retail Merchant ......................... - OcL 1, 1923
3.00
1.50 191 Sanford Crocerterin, Retail M erchant— .......... Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
i and bonds.
Oct7l,< 1 0 3 4 .* -'
4.5
explaining tho situation. Germina
23 H. H. McCnslin, D entist...................................... .-•Oct. 1, 1923
5.00
10.00
Oct. 1. 1924
course the unscrupulous so- tion tests on 32,000 ears of repre
Oct. r 1, —
1924 t v ^ s .oq.>M
195 Miss E. Mable Snint, Retail M erchant................Oct. 1, 1923
24
1.50 196 Ella Duckett, R estaurant.......................................... Oct. 1, 1923
3.00
Jim Tancrlous, Retail Merchant ..................... - OcL 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
vendors havo taken advan- sentative seed corn from all sec
Oct. 1. 1924
5.00
25 Taylor Grocery, Retail Merchant ................ (Oct. 1, 1923
3.00 197 Flynt Garage, G a ra g e ............—......... ...................Oct. 1, 1923
6.00
OcL 1. 1024
>f the public’s new education tions of tho stato showed llmt only
Oct. 1. 1924'
10.6Q
2fi Oeoige C. H erring, Lawyer ..... ...................... - Oct. 1, 1923
5.00 198 Oviedo Meat Market, Dealers in Fresh M eats.....Oct. 1, 1923
10.00
Oet. 1, 1924
Oct. 1,1924
6.0O>, >
rcstmunts. All sorts of bad about 80 per cent wore fit for seed
27
S. J , Riggers. Retail Merchnnt .................... •• Oct. 1, 1923
8.00
1.50 199 A. E. Sjoblom, Skating Rink........ ...................... Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct. V 1924
16.00v
uesttonable securities aro ho purposes, the rest being cither
26 J . II. Cowan, Retail Merchant ......................... - Oct. t, 1923
1.50 200 C. Peterson, Retail Dealer in Fresh M eats........... Oct. 1, 1023
3.00
Oct. 1, 1921
Oct. l i 1024
5.00
lered for qalp. Naturally tho weak or dead. “Dry rot Is very
29
1.50
C.
F.
Proctor,
Retail
Merchant
---—
........
3.00
Oct.
-O
ct.
1923
1924
Oct. 1, 1024
I.
1,
3.00
201 Reliable Grocery, Retail Merchant........................ Oct. 1, 1923
Ity of tho pcoplo are not prevalent In tho seed corn this
30 Gulf Ref. Co- Wholesale Dealers in Oils ..... -O ct. 1, 1923
25.00
12.50 202 T. J. Bostcu, Retail Merchant................................ Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. t, 1924
3.00
to when a man sets out to year and Is responsible for tho low
81
3.75 203 T. W. Sikes, Retail Merchant— ........................... Oct. 1, 1923
1
ri-Stnte
Pigply
Wiggly
Co..
Retail
Merchnnt
Oct.
7.50.
1923
Oct. 1. 1924
1924
Oct.
1.
1.
3.00
ouds or stocks through the vitality of a good deal of seed
32 Lloyd Hinson, Retail Merchant .................... -O c L 1, 1923
1.50 204 Sanford Chero-Cnla Hot. Co., Bottling Works....Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
3,00
10.00
Oct. 1, 1924
y ha m ust bo prepared to com. In a great many cases ears
33 The Yowell Co., Retail Merchant ..... —.......... -O ct. 1, 1923
15.75 205 Moseley Bros., Retail M erchant.......................... Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1024
31.50
Oct. 1. 1921
3.00
u email quantities. 'Baby may look bright and free from dis
34 Henry McLaulin, Retail Merchant ................. - O c t. 1. 1923
9.00
3.00
4.50 206
.Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1, 1024
Oct. 1. 1924
* $100 bonds, th at Is, are ease, but kernels from these cars
35 Henry McLaulin, Jr., Optometrist ................ - O c t. 1. 1923
10.00
Oct.
1,-1924
6.00
5.00
Oct.
1,
1923
Oct.
1924
1.
207
,r. If tho baby bonds aro will show tho prcaenco of dry rot
30 Hawkins Hms.. Retail Dealers in French Meats Oet. 1, 1923
3.00
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct. 1, 1923
2.50 208
5.00
Oct. 1. 1924
they are as good an Invest mold whoa germinating In tho teat*
87 The Texas Co., Wholesale Dealers in Oils ...-O c t. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
. 24.00
Oct. 1, 1923
12.50 209
25.00
1924
Oct.
1,
is any. But before you buy cr.’’88 Thos. O. Owen, Photographer .................... - Oct. 1. 1023
Oct. 1, 1923
OcL 1, 1924 , M 6.00
5.00
2.50 210 H. BnmL'l, Retail Merchant..................
Oct. 1, 1924
of any kind got good advice.
39 D. V’. W arren, Retail M erchant......................... Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1, 1924 •' ’ ' 3.00
Oct. 1, 1923
3.00
1.50 211 II. B. Levy, Retail M erchant............
---------------------Oct. 1, 1924
especially careful about
Oct. 1, 1921 .. ^A 5.00
Oct.
1,
1923
-til
5.00
2.50
O
c
t.
.Tamer
A.
Sands,
Plumbing
Contractor...........
1923
1924
Oct.
212
1.
1,
Above tho Neele
ip salesmen. A bond houso
Jl.OO
Oct. 1, 1024 vj
,.Oct. 1, 1923
1.50 213
41 George Moore, Retuil M erchant......... .............. ... Oct. 1. 1923
3.00
Oct. 1. 1924
I
t
Is
Ideas
that
count,
W
hat
a
jods tho country with sales5.00
Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1921
3.00
...
Oct.
1.50
42
W.
W.
Dresser,
Retail
M
erchnnt.......................
1923
Oct.
1921
E.
M.
Essex,
Photographer
.............................
1,
214
1,
s put to great expense, man Is worth below his neck Is
3.00
1.50 215 Annie Lee Leach, Retail Merchant................
.Oct. 1, 1923
3.00
Oct. 1, 1924
43 M erchants Grocery, Retail M erchant................ — Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
an 't send salesmen all over comparatively little. W hat he Is
13.50
Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
216
Lawton
Urns.
Co.,
Retail
Merchant............
Ited States for nothing, so worth abovo his neck is practical
10.00
..OcL I, 1923
OcL 1, 1924
217 Dr. G. S. Selninn, Physician............................
25.00
salesman cornea to sell yon ly unlimited. Progress of all kinds
40 J. A. Williams, Agt. Gulf Life & Acc. Ins. Co. ...Oct. 1, 1923
2.50 218 San Juan Garage Co., Garage and Agt for A
it OcL 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
1925
Oct.
15.00
7.50 219 Sanford Furniture Co. Retail Merchant ...
9.00
47- Hill Lumber Co., Lumber Dealer..... ............
.Oct. 1. 1923
It Is Im portant to invest! Is made because of tho develop*
Oct, 1, 1923
1921
OcL 1, 1924
Oct.
3.00
48 John Adams, Retail M erchant................................. Oct. 1, 1923
3.00
.Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
1.50 220 C. S. Flowers, Retail M erchant...................
Oct.
1921
o quality of tho bond ho Is m eat of Ideas.
•IK Mrs. H. I). Durant, Retail Merchant..................... Oct. I, 1923
1.50 221 G. A. Bryant, Retail M erchant.....................
Oct. 1, 1923
3.00
3.00
1924
Oct.
OcL 1, 1924
"<V
Your banlc will giro In
r>u J. W, Williams, R estaurant................................... Oct. 1, 1923
2.50 "22 Auto S a b s Corp, Two Vending M achines..........Oct.
10.00
5.00
Oct. 1,1, 1023
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct.
1921
Bankers Help
on about lnvontmont houses
3.00
ni K. E. Itnyd, Barber Shop.....................~................Oct. 1, 1923
1.50 223 Auto Snlcs Corp., Three Weighing Machines
Oct. 1,
I, 1923
OcL 1, 1924
' 15.00
Oct.
1921
Tho Georgia Bankers Assocla*
estmenta, and It you follow
r/j Louisa Stephenson, R estaurant................................Oct. 1, 1923
2.50 224 John C arter, Barber Shop............................
5.00
..Oct. 1, 1923
1.00
1925
Oct. 1. 1924 "
Oct.
it's advice you will not lose tlon has appropriated $1,000 a year
r>:i Union News Co., It. R. Eating Housa...................... Oct. 1, 1923
1.50 225 Smith Bros. Garage for Repairs...................
3.00
10.00
Oct.
.Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
1021
to bo used ns a loan fund for boys
oney.
ru A. E. Sjoblom, Retail Merchant............................... Oct. 1, 1923
7.50 226 The Specialty Shcp, Retail Merchnnt.............
15.00
Oet. 1. 1923
3.0(1
1921
Oct.
Oct. I, 1924
ther thing to bo looked and girls who aro unnblo to m eet
2.25 227 Cnri Fcaler, Retail M erchant..........................
55 E. Kinlaw, Retail M erchant..................................... Oct. 1, 1923
4.50
Oct. I, 1923
3.00
1925
Oct.
Oct. 1, 1921
vlth suspicion," continued tho expenses of a collcgo educa
00 Miss R. E. Foster, Retail Merchant....................... Oct. 1, 1923
1.50 228 A. W. Smith, Agt. Nou. Life
3.00
1924
>.Oct.
1,
1923
Oct,
1,
1921
Oct.
Health
Ins
mtnr, “is the man who trios tion, but whoso work In clubs has
3.00
b7 Lillie (J. Green .Retail M erchant............................... Oct. I, 1923
1.50 229 W ight Bros. Co., Garage.................. ..............
10.00
Oct. 1, 1923
192-1
Oct.
Oct. 1. 1924
you securities over tho tolo- demonstrated their quallflcatloon
SR F. C. McMahon, Retail Estate Broken..................... Oct. 1, 1923
1.50 230 W ight Bros, Co., Retail M erchant.................. .
3.00
..Oct. 1, 1923
1924
Oct.
3.00
Oct.
1,
1921
A
Such men will call up for leadership.
5.00 231 T. B. Belford, Bicycle Repair Shop..............
01) Osceola Cypress Co., Retail Merchant .................. Oct. 1, 1923
10.00
1921
..Oct. 1, 1023
Oet. 1, 1921
2.50
Oct.
oman living In tho country
7.50 232 John McGriff, Barber Shop............................
fid Osceola Cypress Co., Shingle M ill.......................... Oct. 1, 1923
15.00
1024
Oct. I. 1923
Oct.
Oet. 1. 1921
1.00
Bradley County, Arkansas, bank*
they aro calling a t tho sug'
01 Osceola Cypress Co. Saw M ill..................................Oct. 1, 1923
10.90
5.00 233 Woodcock & Iligncy, Retail M erchants......
1921
Oct.
...OcL 1, 1923
4.50
Oct. 1, 1921
era
are
offering
$300
In
cash
for
of a friend. They suggest
02 W. S. Leak, Agt. Mutual Life Ins. Co..... .............Oct. 1, 1923
25.00 234 Popular Market, Retail Merchant..,.,.........
50.00
1921
Oct.
.O c t. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1921
, fi.OO
» buy such and such a bond tho best showings In tho produo
2.50 235 P. Weinberg, Retail M erchant.....................
03 R. It. Middleton, Retail Merchant ...........................Oct. 1, 1923
1921
Oct.
4.50
..OcL 1, 1923
Oet. 1, 1924
01 Frank I lyres & Son, Garage .................................. Oct. 1, 1923
1.50 236 L. I'. Caldwell I list rib Co., Retail M erchant.......
tlon of corn In 1021. Four hundred
3.00
selllhg a t such and such
1924
Oct.
...Oct.
1923
3.00
Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
00 Frank Gyres & Son, Mfg. Concrete......... .........Oct. 1, 1923
10.00
5.00 237 Seminole A bstract Co., A bstract of Titles.. ...Oct. 1, 1923
1921
They ask tho woman to dollars will go to farmers and $100
Oct.
Oct. 1, 1924
15.00
00 S. M, Abercrombie, Agt. Benin. Cns. Ins. Co,....Oct. I, 1923
5.00 238 Sm ith’s Burlier Shop, Barber S h o p .................
10.00
1921
Oct.
i wire a moment, then eay to boys' clubs.
Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1, 1921
15.00
2.50 239 Sm ith’s Barber Shop, Rctali M erchant...........
67 E. W, flenck, Agt. H artford Fire Ins, Co.............Oct. I, 1923
1921
Oct.
Oet. 1, 1923
Oct.
1.
1921
3.00
OK Frank Norris, Real E state Broker........................... Oct. 1, 1923
2.50 240 Graey Coleman, Boarding House....................
1924
Oct.
..OcL 1. 1923
5.00
Oct. 1. 1921
60
6.00
J.
W.
Flynt,
Retail
M
erchant.............'....................Oct’
1,
1923
1921
10.00
100.00
-Opt. 1, 1923
241 Mrs. H arriet A. Phillips, Amusement Park .
Oct. 1, 1924
M ora leBruken,Charge 70 Lulu Gordon, Retail Merchant . .. ......................... Oct. I, 1923 Oct.
le H an gin g Is
1.50 212 W. S. Park, Agt. Mctrop, Life Ins. Co...........
3.00
Oct.
1924
...Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1921
The Duality Shop, Retail M erchant...............
Oct. 1, 1923
1.50 213 Rev. A. W, Smith, Retail Merchnnt.............
3.00
1921
Oct.
clay By O fficial A ga i n si Ch ica go Pol ice 71
...Oct. 1, 1923
3.00
Oet. 1. 1924
72 I. L. B ritt & Son, Retail Merchant........................... Oct. 1, 1923
1.50
3.00
1924
Oct
211
„Oct.
1,
1923
10.00
Ilr.
J,
Wm,
Martin,
Physician.........................
Oct.
1,
1921
73
1.50 215 Lewis O’Bryan, Lawyer..................................
3.00
1924
Oct.
—Oct. 1, 1023
CHICAGO, Jun. 9, — Charges 71 G. E. Snrfrnnt, Physician ......................................Oct. 1, 1923
10.00
Oct. 1, 1921
}R, On., Jnn. 9.—J u s t be5.00 210
D. K. Lindsay, Retail M erchant............................... Oct. I, 1923
10.00
1924
Oct.
...Oct. 1, 1923
Mrs.
Willie
Boston,
R
estaurant........................
Oct.
1,
1924
„
.
5,00
hour set for tli" hamting IhnL the morale of the local police 70 Wilson & Toomer Fertz. Co., Rotnil M erchant.....Oct. 1, 1923
1.50
3.00
1924
Oct.
247 -I. W. Vanlandinghum, Retail M erchant—
...Oct. 1, 1023
Oct.
1,
1924
3.00
70
Millard Bellamy, Retail M erchant..................... Oct. 1, 1923
4.50 218 Oviedo Mercantile Co. Retail Merchant.......
9.00
1924
Oct.
* Bcloodworth and Willie office departm ent is broken down
...Oct. t, 1923
4.WIOct. 1, 1921
1.50
I.
1923
Oct.
1,
1921
3.0(1
1.50
Oct.
1,
1923
3.00
Oct.
1924
f
i
t
.
iday, for the M urder of era! that la t nu nth was tho w orst
219
...OcL
1,
11)23
Oct.
1,
1921
.
4.50
77 H. W. Alien Music Co., Rotnil Merchant ....... Oct. 1, 1923
4.50
2 25 250 Hill Hardware ('-*., Retuil Merchant......................Oct. 1, 1923
1924
Oct.
16.50
Oct.
1921
Undprwood, it was nn- d im e record in rix years, were 711 I'eopl.-i Bank of Sanford, Bank ..................... Oct. 1, 1923
7.50 251
15.00
1024
Oct.
Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Bottling W orks............... Oct. 1, 1923
1921
Oct.
15.00
jy Sheriff It. I*. McGuf- made Friday, in « report by the 7!l Tim Keane, Ilngg. Wagon & Dray .................... Oct. t, 1923
2.50 252 Leslie Auto Co., Garage . ......................................Oct.
5.00
1924
Oct.
1923
1924
10.00
Oct.
1.
1.50 253 L. II. Reid, Agt. Sewing Machines.........................Oct.
3.00
u con v o cation with Uov- Chicago Crime Commissions o p - 1 Ktl J. B. Johnson, Retail Merchant .......................... Oct. I, 1923
Oct. ■* 1921
10.00
1924
1923
Oct.
1,
81
Caldwell,
A.
l>.
Rctnil
Merchant
....................
1.50
(let.
1,
1923
3.00
(
let.
Iki r th at execution would erative departm ent to its execu
1. 1924
W. it. Roykln, Real Estate Broker.........................Oct. i . M : , JDct.
10.00
1924
1.60
8.00
Oct. 1. 1021
place, l ’hin action re- tive committee, C. I*. Holden, I 82 H. B. Kciguns, Retail Merchant ................... ..OcL 1. 1928
J. W. Foster, Retail Merchant................................. Oct. I, 1923
3.00
1924
Oct.
83 r
F. Bellamy, Retail Merchant .................. . (lei. 1, 1023
O.llll
1.50 256 H. I>. Davis, Retail Merchant ............................... Oct. 1, 1923
the signing by Judge W.
Oct. 1. 1921
3.00
1921
Oct.
[in
jdciit
•>
!
tho
tommissiou,
call
HI
{’.
S.
Ritchie, 1tetuil Merchant ........................ Oct. I, 1023
3.00
1.50 257 I>. W. W arren, Rctaj! M erchant........................... Oct. 1, 1923
(Kt. 1, 1921
irey G riffin late Inst
1921
Oct.
3.00
10,00
5.00 258 J. T. Pope, Building Contractor.................. ...........Oct. I,' 1923
Oil. 1. 1924
i tem porary restraining ed on tin police courts and pro 80 He nry Planter, Building Contractor ______ Oct. 1, 1923
10.00
1921
Oct.
10.00
5.00 25K •Sou. Util. Co., Tee Factory ....................................... Oet,
. O a t 1, 1923
enting the* doublu exccu- secuting officers to "m eet the eh’d- HO w , S. Price, Building Contractor ...
OcL L 1921
1923
1921
Oct.
200.00
*s.
,
1. II. \AH01a Retail Merchant ................ ..Oct. I, 1923
2.25 260 Sou. Util. Co., Electric Light Plant........................Oct.
4.50
Oct. 1, 1021
e ground th a t the hang- let'e by a thorough and decisive K7 Mi
1923
1921
Oct.
(iO.OO
KK G. II. Kirkland, Retail Merchant
3 im
Oct.
Oct.
1924
1923
1.50 201 Sou. Util. Co., (las Plant............................................Oct.
lie public. A bearing action."
1923
1921
Oct.
37.50
H
D
.J, S. Ashley, Retail Merchant ...
1.50 262 Sou, Util. Co., W ater W o rk s...................................Oct.
Del.
1923
1921
3 911
training order is set for
Oct.
1023
1921
Oct.
‘50.00
HO fiip Bracy, Barber Shop ..............
Oct.
1.50 203 F. A. Stone, Dealer in Fresh Meats..................... Oct.
1923
1924
Oct.
3.00
1923
Oct.
1921
School Official Bans
5.00
HI C. Cannon, Retail Merchant ......
3.1)0
1.50 264 Mu R. Gardner, Retail M erchant............................Oct.
1023
Oct.
Oct.
1924
1923
Oct.
1924
3.00
Cross-Ward Puzzles 92 Juhnny Faulk. Retail Merchant .................... .Oct, 1, 192; Oct. 1924
1.60 205 D. D. Daniel, Retail M erchant............................... Oct.
3.00
1923
1921
Oct.
3.00
men t House For
93 L. R. Payne. Retail Merchant ................... . — Oct. 1. 192
1921
4.50
2.25 266 E. Z. Irvin, R estnurant................................................ Oct.
( let.
1923
1921
Oct.
5.00
................................... ...Oct. 1. 1921
The Pialms, Hotel
10.00
Oct.
1921
5.00 267 Mrs. J . Mallem, Retail M erchant............................ Oct.
liAboutFhiished HUDSON, Jnn‘. 1*.—Acting on the 94
1923
1921
Oct.
3.00
3.00
1921
1.50 21*8 M. Kronen, Retail M erchant.................... ...............Oct.
Oct.
1923
i-i mplqint of parents who declare 95 Frank McKeivoy, Retail Merchant ............... —Oct. 1, 192;
1921
Oct.
4.50
o t-t.
1.50 200 Josephine Hill, R estaurant......................
3.00
1924
Oct.
1923
1921
Oct.
5.00
OUK, Jnn. 9.— No he. - th a t children want to do cross* 96 J. E. Frierson, Retail Merchnnt ................... — Oct. 1, 192:
Puttersion Grocery *’o. , Retail Merchant .... OcL 1, 192:
1.50 270 A. W. Brass, Retail M erchant............................... Oct.
1921
3.00
Oct.
1023
1921
Oct.
3.00
he perm itted in the v.r rd puzzles in: tend of duties on 07
98
271
A.
C.
XXKt*11 Merchant
.*1l 1 Vlltsu b ................. Oct. 1, 192:
Hinder,t 1Retail
F. F. Dutton ifc Co., Wh< lesalc Merchant? ........ Oct.
1.50
1924
3.00
Oct.
1023
Oct.
1024
4.50
rtiuent House ever built tie- farm or in the house, district
Lime-cola Bottling Co., Bottling Works, Eustis Del. 1, 1923
1921
6.00 272 Chase & Co., Retuil M erchant.................................. Oet.
Oct.
1923
Oct.
of schools Louis
31.50
1024
i only" now nearing • uperintendent
Ben Ma' kwcll, Retail M erchant............. ..............Oct. 1, 1928
1.50 273 L. Gayner, Barher Shop.......................................... Oet.
Oct.
1924
3.00
1023
Oet.
3.00
1921
on W est T hirtieth St., I). Locnrd, Friday ordered teach
Lizzie Holman, R estaurant ................ .............. Oct. 1, 1923
6.00
1921
2.60 274 . G. S. W agner, Retail M erchant—........................... Oct.
1923
Oct.
Oct.
1921
3.00
ding tn Miss Vera Pog- ers of Hudson and other towns
■
>
7",
Dr, W. D. Gardiner, Physician................................ Oct.
E. Z. Zimmerman Retail Merchant
.............. Oct. 1, 1923
1.50
1923
1924
Oct.
3.00
Oct.
1924
10.00
1tendont. She will in- under his supervision to desist
270
West Side Grocery, Retail Merchant.................... Oct. 1,1923
G. W. Spencer, Jr., Lawyer .............. .............. Oct. 1, 1923
10.00
Oct.
5.00
1924
Oct.
4.50
1924
u half hour of
iplleant- and ascertain /n u n devoting
Dr. John J. licit'/., Physician .............. .............. Oct. 1, 1923
5.00 277 Walker & Moseley, R e stau ra n t........................... Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, M92 l
10.00
Oct.
5.00
1924
dying puzzles.
,ey nr- not m arried and school hour to
Dr. C. J. Marshall, Physician
10.00
.................... Oct. 1. 1923
5.00 278 51. C. Moseley, Agt. Union Mutual Ins. Co..— Oct*. 1, 1923
Oct. L 1921
Oct.
1921
ntentlc.. of m arrying "They arc of no educational value"
279
Mary (). Turner, Restaurant ....... .................... (let. I » 1923
5.00
Oct.
1921
Oct. 1. 1921
2.50 280 M. t*. Moseley, Undertaker & Emhalmer........... Oct 1. 1923
75.00
he ruled.
> (mint:!! it future."
Hutton & Cont, Co,, Contractors,............................ Oct. 1, 1923
W. C, Smith, Retail Merchant .... ................... Oct. 1, 1923
1.50
Oct. 1. 1924
3.00
1921
Oct.
10.00
H arry Haynes, Retail Merchant .................... Oct. 1, 1923
1.50
Oct. 1. 1924
3.00
Black «k Osteen, Retail Merchant .................... Oct. I 1923
RECAPITULATION
Oct. 1. 1924
4.50
2.25
......Oct. 1. 1923
A. F. Bell. Retail Merchant ___ .................... Oct. I, 1923
3.00
1.50 SHEET NO. 1
Oet. 1, 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
498.50
Shop. MeWldtc, Retail Merchant ......... ..........Oet. 1. 1923
......Oet. L 1923
21(1.50
Oct. I, 1924
Oet. 1, 1924
3.00
1.50 SH EET NO. 2
......Oet. 1. 1923
Mrs. G. r . Cates, Retail Merchant .................... Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
4.50
2.25 SHEET NO. 3
Oct. 1, 1 9 2 4 .‘
181.51)
......Oct. I 1923
Cates Crate Co., Retail Merchant .................... Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct. 1, 1924
6.00
3.00 SHEET NO. I
348.10
SHEET NO. 5
......Oct. t. 1924
J. M. Stumnn, Retail Merchant ...
....O ct. I. 1923
Oct. L 1924
91.00
3.00
OcL 1. 1921
1.50 SHEET NO. <i
..... Oct. 1. 1923
Ernest Hankerson, Ilngg. Wagon &. Dray ..... Oet. I, 1923
Oct. J, 1921
Oct. 1. 1924
6.00
240.00
2.50 SHEET NO 7
......Oct. 1. 1923
R1becea Brown, Retail Merchant ____
Oct. 1. 1024
3.00
(55(1.50
...................... Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. I. 1921
1.50 SHEET NO. 8
......Oct. 1. 1923
Samuel llurncy, Retail Merchant ....... .......... Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
102.00
Oct. L 1924
3.00
1.50
D. J. Williams, Retail .Merchant ......... .......... Oct. 1. 1923
2.00*
1.50
Oct. I. 1921
Fred It. Wilson, laiwyor
....... ............ .......... Oct. 1, 1923
10.00
$2424.10
Oct, 1. 1024
5.00 281 G. C. Eubanks, Agt. Cont. Indus. Ins. Co...
,lL
Seminole Meat Market, Dealer In Fresh Meats Oct. t, 1923
OcL 1. 1924
Oct. t, 1921
5.00
2.60 282 A. M. Pittm an, R e stau ra n t........... ... .... ..... Oct. 1, 1923
M. Block, Retail Merchant
.................... ...........Oct. t, 1923
Oct. 1, 1921
5.00
3.00
Oct. l, 192 l
1.50 283 Roy Leutherman, Dealer in Fresh Fruits ..... Oet. 1, 1923
Logan Mercantile Co., Retail Merchant
3.00
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1921
......... .Oct. 1, 1923
4.50
2.25 281 A. L. Betts, Agt. Reliance Life Ins. Co...... ..... Oet. 1. 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
Frank Akers Tire Co., Retail Merchant ......... Oct. 1. 1923
4.50
0-:t. 1, 1824
2.25 285 Tims, Jackson, Retail Merchnnt ................... ...... Oet. 1. 1923
Oct. I, 1921
3,00
J. C. McCrary Co,, Retail Merchant .... ..........
......... Oct. 1. 1923
7.50
3.75 28*1 J. G. Sharcn, Lawyer...............- ...................... - .... Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. l, 1924
Oct. L 1924
10.00
McCroty Stores Corp., 1 Weighing Machine
Oct. I, 1923
Oct. L 1024
5.00
2.50 2S7 Woodruff & Wnton, Retuil Merchants .... .... -Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1921
18.00
J. D. Bowen, Trnv. Agt. E<piit, Life Assr. Soc, Oct. I. 1923
Oct. L 1024
5.00 288 W .'S. EnUmingcr, Real E state Broker...... ...... Oct. 1. 1923
...... Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. l. 1924
10.00
O ccolu Fit It A Prod. Co„ Retail Merchant . Oct. I, 1923
Oct. 1. 1921
3.00
1.50 89 John McGriff. Retail Merchant
......Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
3.00
Antcr, Agr. Cliem, Co., Retail M e rc h a n t__ Oct. 1. 1923
7.50
Oet. I, 1924
290 F. D. McBride, Garage for Storage & Rcpi rs...
Oct. l, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
10.00
The Bee I lie,* Inc., Retail Merchant ............. Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. l 1924
0.00
3.00 291 E. Martin, Agt. Afro.-Amer. Ins, (!o„.......
...... Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
Richmond Cooper, Hotel
......................... Oct. I, 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
2.50 292 The Fla. Veg. Corp., Retail Merchant...
6.00
..... Oct. 1. 1923
13.50
OcL 1, 1924
Chuluota Inn, Hotel
_____
Oet. 1. 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
10.00
5.00 293 Loo Jack, Chinese Laundry ............
...... Oct. 1. 1923
Oct.
10.00
1024
1.
Sanf. lla ttm y Service Co., Garage & Repairs Oct. 1, 1923
10.00
Oct. 1. 1924
6.00 294 D. L. Thrasher, Retail Merchunt
—Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1921
24.00
E. I). Strickland, Dentist
.................................Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
10,00
5.06 295 I. S, Thomas, Agt. Independent Life & A,I: >f * . A
1, 1923
Oct.
1924
C hristina Thomp on Retail Merchant ........... ..Oct. 1, 1923
3.00
Oct. 1, 1921
1.50 296 Dr. J. T. Denton, Physician
l,
—
Oct.
1923
Oct.
1924
10.09
J. K. Vaughn. Retail Merchant
3.00
.....Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. L 1924
1.50 297 H arrison Mere .Co., Retail Merchant
- Oct. l. 1923
Oct.
1924
3.00
II. S. Baxley, Agt. Indus. Life £ Health Ins. Co. Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. L 1921
2.50 298 C. F. Bales, B arbir Shop.............................
Oct. 1, 1923
Oct.
1921
1.00
299
F. W. Wool worth, Retail M erchant ........ .....Oct. 1. 1923
24.00
Oct. l, 1024
Fish £ Fish, Retail Merchants................
12.00
O c t 1, 1923
Oct.
3.00
1924
M. E. Wicks A Son. Retail Merchant
..... Oct. 1. 1923
3.00
Oct. l. 1024
1.50 300 Mrs. M, H. Cole, Lunch Room .........
....Oct. 1, 1923
Oct.
5.00
1921
Radford Auto Top Co., Retail Merchant
3.00
..... Oct. I. 1923
Oct. l, 1921
1.60 301 J. C. Sigler, Retail Merchunt ..... ............
.... Oct. 1, 1923
Oct.
1924
8.00
302
Fred T. Williams. Civil Engineer ....... . --..O ct.
1923
Oct. l. 1921
10.00
Robt. \Y. Lord, Dealer in Fresh Meats.....
5.00 I
.... Oct. 1, 1923
Oct.
1921
5.00
Dixie Fum . Co., Retail Merchant ............. .....Oct. r. 1923
Oct. 1. 1921
3.00
1.50 303 F. O. Brown, Retail Merchant
Oct. 1. 1923
Oct.
1924
3.00
301
J.
Stemper
&
Co..
H. J. Jones, Agt. Afrc.-Amer. Ins. Co....... ..... Oct. ». 1923
Oct. l. 1921
2.50
p
* Co.. Retail Dealers in Fresh McatsOct. I, 1923
Oct.
1921
6.00
- Black, Real Estate Broker .......
P. M. DcLcach. Real Estate Salesman ....
Oct. t, 1923
5.00
Oet. l, 1024
1 . H.
Or-* i *u-» !
2.50 806 F.
Oct.
1924
19.00
Be,de Hill Retail Merchant
---- Oct. i. 1923
Sanford Ice Delivery, Two Ice Wagons
10.00
Oct l. 1924
6.00 360 II
Oct.
1923
Oct.
8.0*5
1921
f . W. Zaring A Co., Wholesale Merchants ..... Oct. i. 1923
Oct. t. 1924
16.00 807 H. Steele &. Son, Retuils Merchant
30.00
Oct.
1923
308
O tt.
3.00
1921
Rev.
C. II. Ellis, Real E state B roker...... r............. ..... Oct. i, 1923
Jam es Hill, Retail Merchant
5.00
Oct. t. 1921
10.00
•Oct.
1923
309
Oct.
3.00
1924
John
rhontas,
Retail
Merchant
....
J. J. Melton, Elec. Contractor ................. .... Oct. i, 1923
10.00
6.00
Oct. I. 1924
Oct.
1923
310
1924
Oct.
3.00
D.
*
.
noun,
Robb.
iiieycle
Bicycle
Repr.
Sh
ip
2.50
Then. Aulin, Ice Wagon
............ — ..... Oit. i, 1923
Oct. l, 1924
5.00
Oct.
1923
311 Union Pharmacy, Drug Store
Oct.
2.50
1921
Frank It. Pound. Crate Mill ............ - ..... .....Oct. i. 1923
Oet. L 1921
7.60 312
HUM
Oct.
1923
Oct.
1921
fi.OO
E.
D.
Mobley,
Drug
Store
i.
1923
3.00
1.50 313
Whiddon & Hodges Retail Merchants ... ...— Oct.
Oct. l. 1921
Oct.
1923
Oct.
1921
.7.60
.............Oct. i, 1923
1.50 314 L- J. Baker, Retail Merchant
Jam es Putts. Retail Merchant
............Oct. L 1921
3.00
Oct.
1923
Oct.
1924
8.00
Sanford Machine Co., Machin- Shop
60.80
lot .fin
Southern Bell T. A T. Co.. Telephone Business Oct. i. 1923
Oct. t, 1024
Oct.
1923
315
Oct.
10.QO
1024
Theodore
&
Cm-suli
Co.,
Retail
...............Oct. i. 1923
2.00
1.00 an;
E. 11. Whidden, Barher Sh >p
Oct. l. 1924
Merchants _____
Oct.
1923
3.00
Oct.
1924
Theodore & Cerosoli Co., beale
...............Oct. i. 1923
5.00
Oct. 1. 1921
10.00
M. F. Robinson, Real E state Broker........
lers in Fresh FruitsO ct. L 1923
317 Armour Fcrtc. Works. Retail
3:00
Oct.
1924
................Oct, t. 1923
3.00
1.50 318
Oct. i, 1024
A. H. Middloton. Retail M erchant...........
Merchants
Oct. 1, 1923
9.00
1921
Oct.
....... ....... Oct. i. 1923
fi.OO
Oct. l. 192 1
3.00 319 V £* P'ir *s’
Merchant
M. Narvis, Retail Merchant
...............
r.
1.50
1921
Oct.
10.00
................Oct. i. 1923
5.00
Geo, W. Knight, Real E state Broker
Oct. l. 1924
320
Rim"Y
;
^
‘V ,f 11 ATins'. Cor.Oci; 1* 19"3
F.
Oct.
1921
-Oct. i. 1923
Oct. i. 1924
2.60 321
Geo, W. Knight, A gt. Atlas Assr. Co—
F.
Oct.
1624
2.50
Oct. 1. 1924
Geo. W, Knight, A gt. Security Fire Ins. Co- Oct. i, 1923
Oct.
1924
2.50 322
Oct. 1, 1924
ueu.
Geo. W.
» . hnitfht,
Knight, A
«\k
gt.
1* nHuartford
n iu n i rirt*
Fire ins.
Ins. iCo, ....... vOct.
/ lv. i. 1923
-Oct. 1. 1923
Oct.
1924
6.00
Oct. 1. 1921
2.50 232
Geo W. Knight, Agt. G irard Firv&Marinc lns.Co.Oct. i. 1923
Co'
Uetail Merchant.
Oct. 1. 1923
Oct.
3.00
1924
1923
Oct. l. 1024
2.50 321 Lilia fimfSC,altyD
A
nderson.
R
estaurant
Gee. W Knight, Agt. Reliance Life Ins.. Co........ Oct.
1. 1923
1924
Oct.
5.00
Oct. 1. 1924
Gee, w. Knight, A gt. The Royal Indemnity Co.... Oct. L 1923
2.50 325
1. 1923
5.00
Oct.
1924
15.00
1921
1923
l.
Oct.
7.50
1.
Virginia ('aro. Chum. Co., Retail M erchant........... Oct.
-----Oct. 1. 1623
10.00
3.00
Oct. 1,1924
Oct. l. 1921
1.50
52, Seminole Supply Co., Retail MerchantC E. Chorpcning. Retail M erchant.....
Oct. 1 1923
-Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1. 1921
4.50
IHT TALKS
ITH AUNT EMMY
OCCUPATION LICENSE ISSUED
£
w
�?V.-vx •£:
*
THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY lOj 1925.
I Number
of
Lncetue
To Whon Granted—f*or Whut Purpose
Period of License
Prom When To When
328 Fred
McQuay, Barber Shop... ..............— —Oct. 1, 1923
320 Geo. A. Speer & Son, Retail M archants...... ------ Oct. 1; 1923
330 J. R. Southard, Contractor...............
Oct. 1, 1923
331 Midway Garage, G arage................
—Oct. 1, 1923
332 Brice & Johnson, Dealers in Fruit* & YcRs.-.*—O ct.*l, 1#23
333 Clarn Benjamin, Retail M erchant—...................... O c t 1, 1923
334 S. F. Doudncy, Real E state Broker......... ...........—Oct. 1, 1923
335 W. George, Retail M erchant...... _...........- ..............Oct. 1, 1923
336 1. E. Kersey & Son, Retail Merchant..................... Oct. 1, 1923
337 Mrs. Jessie A. Sharp, Retail M erchant............... ..Oct. 1, 1923
338 Joe Reizenatein, Retail Merchant........ -------------- Oct, 1, 1923
339 Susie Davis, R estaurant...........................................Oct. 1, 1923
340 Susie Davis,( R sstaurant..................
Oct. 1, 1923
341 Barker Pester Adv., Co., Bill Posting.—................ O c t 1, 1923
342 Geo. E. Cheney, Lunch Stand.... ............................. Oct. 1. 1923
343 Geo. Slavik, Retail Dealer in Fresh M eats.......— Oct. 1. 1923
344 Sirmone Bakery, Bakery .......
Oct. 1. 1923
345 Corn Griffin, R estaurant...................... - ................ Oct. 1. 1923
340 E. M. Bush, Retail M erchant.................................Oct. 1. 1923
347 Millie Morgan, Retail Merchant.... ....................... Oct. 1. 1923
348 Lucy Cox, Retail M erchant............. - ................... Oct. 1, 1D23
....349 E. J. Scott, Retail Merchant.............. ............... O c t 1, 1923
350 S. E. Newman, Retail Merchnnt.... ........................Oet. 1. 1923
351 Seminole Co. A bstract Co., A bstractor ofTltles_Oct. 1. 1923
352 Dr. C. M. Mitchell, Physician.— .......................Oct.
1. 1023
353 \V. D. Gardiner, Agt. Mutual Life Ins. Co..... Oct.
1, 1923
254 Crown Paper Co., Retnil Merchnnt..........................Oct. 1, 1923
355 Mr. ami Mrs. B. O. Smith, Retail M erchants........ Oct. I* 1023
356 Seminole Feed Co., Retail M erchant—..................... Oct. 1, 1923
357 L. M. Mention. Retail Merchant........................—O ct 1. 1923
358 Home Bakery, B akery............................................... Oct. I. 1923
359 S. O. Shinholser, Contractor............................—;.Oct. 1. 1923
360 S. O. Shinholser, Crate Mill.......... ...........
Oct. 1. 1923
361 E, S. Hockey, Retail Merchant................................ Oct. 1. 1923
362 E. Stafford, Retail M erchant— ,...................... Oct.
1. 1923
303 S. Stafford, Real Estnte Broker...........................Oct. 1. 1923
364 Chns. A. Dallas, Mfg. of Concrete...................... Oct. 1. 1923
365 L. C. Bcbehout, Claim & Collection Agency....... Oct. 1. 1923
366 The Churchwell Co., Ret, Merch. (Add. to Li
cense No. 205)..........................................................Oct. 1, 1023
367 Great Atlnntic & Pnc. Tea Co. Rctnil Merchant..Oct. 1. 1923
368 Thomas E.* Wilson, L aw yer....................................... Oct. 1. 1923
369 Ed Rnndull, Tailor..................................
Oct. 1. 1923
370 J, C. Deen, Druggist..................................................Oct. 1. 1923
371 It. B, Baggett, Retail Merchnnt..............................Oct. 1. 1923
372 S. S. Huumcl, Rctnil Merchant.........................
Oct. 1. 1923
373 K. E, Turner, Retail Merchunt............................... Oct. 1. 1023
374 U. 5. Grant, Boarding House.................
Oct. 1. 1923
375 Snnfnrd Stove Works, Retail Merchnnt................Oct. 1. 1923
376 J . W. Wynn. Retail Merchant...'.............................Oct. 1. 1923
377 Dr, J. N. Tolnr, Physician.................................... Oct. 1. 1923
378 C arter Lumber Co., Lumber Dealers....'................Oct. 1. 1923
379 .Ins. A. Austin, Undertaken & Em balm er..............Oct. 1. 1923
380 G. C. Fellows, Agt. Belt. Auto Indent, Assn.....Oct. 1, 1923
381 A. S. Williams, Agt. N. Y. Life Ins. Co,............... Oct. J, 1923
382 C E. McKee, R e stau ra n t.........................................Oct. 1. 1923
383 Milady's Shoppe, Retail Merchant........................Oct. 1, 1923
384 Mrs. A. Simon, Retail Merchnnt..................... — Oct. I. 1923
385 Blneksheur Mtg. Co., Retail M erchant................Oct. I, 1023
386 Ira E. Southward, Agt. Pacific Fire Ins. Co...... Oct. 1. 1923
387 P itts Garage, Garage for Repairs............................Oct. 1, 1923
388 Albert Grnmhling, Barber S h o p ...........................Oct. 1, 1023
389 Albert Grumbling; Billiard Hall...................... — Oct. 1, 1923
390 M. D. Gatchel, Retail M erchant..............................Oct. 1, 1023
391 Sanford Paint & Wail Paper Co., Retail Mor..—Oct. 1. 1923
392 Wight Grocery Co., Wholesale Merchant....... . Oct. 1, 1923
393 Simsie Frierson, R estaurant.......................... !........Oct. I. 1923
394 O. II. Grambling, R estaurant.,...............................Oct. 1. 1923
395 Dr. W. T. Langley, Physician.................
Oct. 1. 1923
RECAPITULATION
SHEET N«. \ ..................................................................... Oct. 1, 1923
SHEET No. 2..
Oet.
1923
SHEET No. 3
.......... Oct.
1923
Number
Total Prom Total Prom
or
Each Party Each Party
For State For County Lncenae
To Whon Granted—For What Purpooe
Period of License
From Whem To When
Oct. 1, 1921
1. 1923
.50 486
■Jan. 18,, 1924 Oct, 1. 1924
5.00
12.75 487 A rthur Cosby, Restaurant
.Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
5.00
5.00 488 Mrs. M. D. Barber, Restaurant
..... .......— Oct. 1, 1933
Oct. 1. 1921
10.00
6.00 489 C. H. Johnson, Contrnctor
Jan* 11,. 1921 Oct. 1. 1924
3.00
3.00
1.50 490 C. S. M erritt, Retail Merchant
Florida
Blossoms,
Show—
.....~..................Jan.
22,, 1924 Jan. 22, 1924
491
75.00
6.00
3.00
Oct. L 1924
4.50
10.00
5.00 492 Haynes & Ratliff, Retail M erchants.......................Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
lo o
1.50 493 Roy Mason, A gt. Metrop. Life Ins. Co------------ Oct. 1. 1923
........... - ......... Tan. 24. 1924
Oct. 1, 1921
3.00
3.00
1.50 494 Steve Welsh, Ice Creom Cart
Oct. 1. 1924
1. 1923
3.00
3.00
1.50 495
Oct. 1, 1924
5.00 4.50
2.25 496 Isaiah Dickscn, Baggage Wagon & Dray....... —Oct, 1, 1924
Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
7.50
5.00
2.60 497 The L. Allen Seed Co., Retail M erchnnt —
Oct. 1. 19SM
10.00
5.00
2.60 498 W. H. McClintock, Gnrage for Repairs....... :........ Oct, 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1124
1.50
5.00
2.50 499 Sanford Candy Co., Wholesale M erchant—........ Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
10.00
r».oo
2.50 500 Dr. Ralph E. Stevens, Physician..........................-O ct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
3.00
5.00
2.50 501 C. F. Harrison, Retnil Merchant............. .............O c t 1. 1923
Jnn. 21 , 1024
Oct. 1. 1921
15.00
3.00
1.50 502. Lincoln House, Hotel..—..............................
Oct. 1, 1924
10.00
6.00
2.50 503 John G. Lconardy, Lawyer ....................................Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. l. 1924
10.00
3.00
1.50 504 Dr. A. Dolnn, Vet. Surgeon ■.................................. Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1. 1921
■1.50
3.00
1.50 505 E. J. Overstreet, Retail Merchnnt......................... Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1. 1921
3.00
3.00 1.50 506 Partin Bros., Retail Merchant.................................Oct, 1. 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
10.00
3.00
1.50 507 Seminole Cafe, Restaurant......................................Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
25.00
3.00
1.50. 508 Valdez Hotel Co., Hotel............................................Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1. 1925
4.50
15.00
7.50 509 Seminole Distrib. Co., Retnil Merchant......... - —Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1. 1921
3.00
10.00
5.00 510 Mitchell Bros. Retail Merchant........................- —Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1024
-■
,
3.00
2.50 511 R. R. Eldridge, Denier in Fruits & Vegs......... — Oct. 1. 1923
W.
S.
Leak,
Agt.
London
G.&A.Co.Ltd.................Oct.
1923
512
Oct. 1. 1921
1,
9.00
4.50
75.00
3.00
- 1.50 513 Silas Green, Show....................................... - ......... Ian. 29, 1921 Jnn. !29, 1924
Oct. l. 1024
4J>0
7.50
3.75 514 Sanford Feed & Supply Co., W’hsnle & Re. Mer.Oct. 1. 1923
3.00
Oct. 1. 1924
3.00
1.50 515 J. II. H interm ister, Retail Merchant................... Oct. 1, 1923
25.00
Oct. 1. 1924
3.00
1.50 510 Sanford Motor Co., Garage & Agt. for Autos ...Oct. 1, 1923
10.50
Oct. 1. 1024
10.00
5,00 517 T. J . Miller & Son, Retnil Merchnnt.................... Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
75.00
15.00
7.50 518 T. J. Miller & Son, Undertakers & Embnlnicrs—Oct. 1. 1923
10.00
Oct. 1. 1924
3.00
1.50 519 Milvis Marble Co., Marble Yard ........................ Oct. 1. 1923
Milano
Theater,
Picture
Show..........................
,—
Oct.
Oct.
60.00
520
1923
192!
1,
1.
3.00
1.50
3.00
Oct . 1. 1924
10.00
5.00 521 C. B. Britton, Retuil M erchant..............................Ian, 30, 1924
10.00
Oct. 1. 1924
10.00
5.00 522 Peninsular Elec. Co., Electrical Contractors.......Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1024
10.00
20.00
10.00 523 The Bodwell Realty Co,, Real Estate Broker....... Oct. 1. 1923
5.00
Oct • 1, 1921
624 Kdwnrd D. Ely, Real Estate Salesm an.......... ...... Jnn. 30. 1921
Oct . 1,, 1921
5.00
Oct. 1. 1924
7.50
3.75 525 Goo. E. Bridgett, Real E state Salesman.......... - Jnn. 30, 1924
Dr.
Thos.
G.
Simmons,
Physiciun.......................
Oct.
1923
Oct.
10.00
1924
526
Oct. 1. 1924
1,
1.
6.00
3.00
Oct. 1. 1024
Oet. L 1923
3.00
Oct. 1. 1924
10.00
5.00 527 Bell Bros., Retnil Merchants.........................
Oct . 1., 1921
5.00
Oct. 1. 1924
10.00
5.00 528 Tho Woodwurd Studio Inc., Photographer........... Jan. 31, 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
1.50
2.25
51.00
Oct. 1, 1921
4.50
2.25
Oct. 1, 1924
0.00
3.00
RECAPITULATION
Sheet
Oct. 1, 1924
1.50
2.25
Sheet No. 2
.............. 476.60
Oct. 1. 1924
5.00
2.50
Sheet No. 3
.............. 51.00
Oct. 1, 1924
3.00
1.50
Oct. 1. 1924
3.00
1.50
Total...
.....$856.00
Oct. 1. 1924
10.00
5.00
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct. 1, 1924
15.00
3.00
7,50 529 Mrs. Georgia A. Kinnni, Retail Merchant. .... Feb. 1, 1911
Oct. 1. 1921
25.00
Oct. 1, 1924
75.00
37.50 530 Sanford Building & Lonn Ass’n., Huildiug&LlOanOct. 1, 1913
10,00
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1, 1924
2.50 531 Seminole Steam Laundry, Steam Laundry. ..... Get. 1. 1923
3.00
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1, 1921
2.50 532 John Lawson, Retail M erchant.............. .......... ...... Feb, 1, 1921
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1, 1921
5.00
10.00
5.00 533 John Irvin, Denier in Fresh Meats............ .... ...... Feb. 2, 1924
Oct. 1, 1924
4.50
Oct. 1. 1924
2.25 534 C. R. Higgins, Agt. Im porters& Expurters In h.... Oet. I, 1923
...... Oet. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1, 1921
8.00
1.50 535 W. J. Lawton, Agt Aetna Insurance Co
...... Fob. 15, 1921
Oct. 1. 1924
10.00
Oct. 1, 1921
1.50
2.25 536 Beeman Investment Co., Bottling Plant
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1, 1924
2.50 537 W. J. Lawton, Agt. Hartford Fire Ins. Co. ......Oct. I, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1, 1924
10.00
5.00 538 W. J. Lawton, Agt. National Security Fire InsOct. 1, 1923
10.00
Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
1.00
.50 639 W. II. Wight, Real Estato Broker................. -----Oet. 1. 1923
...... Oet. 1, 1923
3.00
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1, 1924
50.00
25.00 540 Governor Dixon Retail M erchant...........
Oct. 1, 1924
25.00
Oct. 1, 1023
6.00
3.00 511 Williams Garage, Garage & Agt. for Autos. ......Oct. 1, 1923
<1- il'-J j II*?.
Oct. 1, 1921
6.00
Oct. 1, 1921
Z fUl ,»* k«4 - ly U’l.
3.00
1.50 512 Nelson & Co., Inc., Retail Merchants ...... ....... Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1921
3.00
Oct. 1. 1921
13.50
6.75 513 Field Auto Top Co., Retail M erchant............ ...... Oct. I, 1923
...... Oct. I, 1923
10.00
Oct. 1. 1924
F“ Follies” T u m s have been selected for the new
5.00
Oct. 1. 1924
2.50 511 Joe l). Chittenden, Real Estate Broker
experiment. Iloth Miss Scgnl nnd
Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1, 1921
Oct. 1. 1921
5.00
2.50 545 G. C Eubanks, Agt. Afro American Ins. Co..
Kng A m erican
Mr. Fisher have operatic voices
546 C. A. W right, Barber S h o p ........................... ...... Oet. 1. 1923
Oct. 1. 1921
Oct. 1, 1921
1.00
10.005.00
which show to particular advan
017
CO— Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1921
lusic
tage in their singing of "Adoring
Oct. 1. *921
Oct. 1, 1921
218.00
119.00 518 T. L. Lingo, Agt, H artford Fire Ins. Co.... ......Oct. 1, 1923
You," the production's biggest hit
L. Lingo, Agt. National Life Ins. Co.. .... ...... Oct. 1. 1923
549
T.
Oct. 1. 1921
Oct.
1921
195.00
112.50
1.
his year.
]ity,—Florens Zicr
....... ...... Oct. 1, 1923
5.00
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1921
366.50
190.75 550 I). W. Short, Real Estate Salesman
[world’s best know
It is rumored, too, th a t Mr.
551 A, P. Connelly, Real E state Broker............... ...... Oct. 1. 1923
10.00
Oct. 1. 1924
Kluccr, is olTcring
'ifc ld is plnnning to do opera
...... Fob. 11, 1921
552 Kdwnrd Ash, Retail Merchant.....
3,00
Total ................................................. $779.50
Oct. 1, 1924
$422.:
in his nnnual “ Ft
1| beautiful American women 729 J. B. Southard, Contractor.............................„........Oet.
1923
Oct. 1. 1921
3.00
Oct.
1921
5.00 553 Mrs. V. Urquhnrt, Retail Merchnnt........... ...........Feb. 1. 1924
Jiegfeld has tur?K
handsome American men 730 Dr. C. M, Mitchell, Physician.................................Mar.
1923
Oct. 1. 1924
3.00
Oct.
1921
10.00
5.00 554 O. C, Bryant, Retail Merchant...................... ......Oct. 1, 1923
ttention for seven
ng the roles. Ho is said to
10.00
555 O. C. Bryant, Garage.................................... ...... Oct. 1, 192.3
Oct. 1. 1921
fying the Amcricn:
•> that this country would
Total
Oct. 1, 1924
3.00
............. $789.50
$132.95 556 The (louse of Lnnda, Retail Merchant ........ ..... Feb. 18, 1924
Ing the benutifu
’pern hotter if singers wero
Sparks Shows, Show........ .........................................Dec. 1, 1923
1.50
Oct. 1, 1921
75.00
Dec.
1924
. 37*60 557 Roberts Grocery, Retail Merchant.............. ....... Oct. 1, 1923
‘ of course,
to look nt. Brondwny-ites
Spurks Shows, 1 Side Show......................................Dec.
1923
Oct. 1, 1924
3.00
10.00
1921
5.00 558 Routh Bnkery, Bakery.................................... .......Oct. 1, 1023
Dec.
perhaps becauso he
g the experiment, point
G. G. Fly nt. Retail Dealer in Fr, M ont*..............Oct.
1923
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct.
2.50 559 W. J. Thlpgcu, Agt. American Alliance Ins. Co—Oet. L 1923
the nth degree of
1024
5.00
.! Jeritza, F a rra r, and GurJohn<akullK, Retail M erch an t................. —------- Oct.
W.J. Thigpen, Agt. (Helens Ins. Co. Oc M...... Oct. 1, 1923
11*23
Oct. 1. 1921
girls, ho is starting d:t nil stars who could pack
1921
Oct.
1.50 660
3.00
Eunctn Enverly, Restaurant ........................... Oct.
1923
ry American music, houses nt overy performance,
Oct. 1. 1921
5.60
1921
Oct.
2.50 561 W. J. Thigpen, Agt. London Assurance Co rp Oet. 1. 1023
G. W. Spencer & Son, Retail M erchants............ Oct.
tal and Irving Fisher have all been ranked ns beauties.
Oct. 1. 1921
1923
1.50 502 W. J. Thigpen, Agt. Phoenix Ins. Cc........... ..... -Oct. 1. 1923
192 I
Oct.
3.00
Dr. L. D. llrown, D entist.......................................... Oct.
Oct. 1, 1924
1923
....... Oct. 1, 1923
10.00
Oct.
5.00 563 W. J. Thigpen, A gt. Insurance Co.—
1924
Ridlon & Pevehouse, Dealers in Fruits & Vegs. Oct.
1923
Oct. 1, 1921
1921
Oct.
1.50 561 W J. Thigpen, Agt. Scottish Union&Nut, iris.... Oet. 1. 1923
3.U0
A. D. Hawkins. Rjtnil M erchant...........................Oct.
1923
Oct. 1. 1924
3.00
1921
Oct.
1.50 561 W. J. Thigpen, Agt. Southern State Life Iiis....Oct. 1, 192.3
Koretz, Oil Swindler,
O. G. Wolcott, Retail M erchant.......................... Oct.
England
1923
Oct. 1, 1924
1.50 560 McKinnon Murkwuod Co., Retail Merchants ....... Oct. 1, 1923
13.50
Oct.
3.00
1924
King Ferguson, Barber Shop ................................Oct.
UECAII'ITU RATION
1923
.50
1924
LOO
Oct.
iled By Static Dies In Penitentiary
Hill Laundry Cc.,'Steam Laundry (in Orlando) Oct.
1923
10.00
1921
Oct.
5.00 567 John Gove, Marble Yard ........................- .......Oct. 1, 1923
Oet. I, 1924
W. A. Hobbs, Physician .........................................Oct.
1923
Oct. 1, 1921
Oct.
10.00
1924
5.00 568 J. Ward Totnian, Agt. N. Amer. Accident Ins. Feb. 19, 1924
STATESVILLE,
Jan.
9.—U-o
an. 8.— E ith e r! u
U. L. Thrasher, Agt. Rqult, Life Assr, Soc........ Oct,
10.00
1923
2.50 569 P. A. Mero, Garage for Repairs................. ..... Oet. 1. 1923
1924
Oct.
Oct. 1. 1024
iicious am ateurs or Keurtz, whose phantom Panama
Elton J. Moughton, Architect....'.............................. Oct.
10.00
1923
1921
Oct.
5.00
Oct. 1, 1921
2.50 570 Joseph Sampson, Turkish Hath .................... ...... Feb. 20, 1924
nuntry deliberately oil project took more than $2,600,R. C. Maxwell, Real Est. Broker.:........................ Oct.
1923
Feb. 1, 1924
111.00
5.00 571 Florida Blossoms, Show ............................ ...... Feb, 1, 1924
Oct.
75,00
1924
600
(rum
relatives
and
intimate
the reception of
K. C. Maxwell, Agt. Sun Ins. Co..................... ...... Oct.
3.00
1923
2.50 572 George Conyers, Retail Merchant ............. .......Oct. 1, 1923
1921
Oct. 1. 1921
Oct.
cless stations
by friends, died Thursday night in the
R. C. Maxwell, Agt. Norwich Union Fire Ins. Co. Oct.
4.50
1923
1921
Oct. 1, 1921
2.50 573 Ray Brothers. Retail Merchant ................. ___ Oct. 1, 1923
Oct.
|rs-in during the In- atote penitentiary which hcentcred
Orange Supply Co., Retail Merchunt....................Oct.
1923
Oct. 1, 1924
3.00
Oct.
1924
3.00
1.50 571 R. J. Stone, Retail Merchant .....— .................Mur. 1, 1921
i) Week. E, C. Dn- Dec. o to serve front one to 10
Mrs. Teresa Ruch, Retail M erchant........... ........... Oct.
1923
Oct.
3.00
1924
1.50
expert, Ims charged. yeurs.
Frank Lossing, Contractor........................................ Oct.
Oct.
$115.50
10.00
1923
5.00
1924
Mr. Davis says, was
Bell Cafe, R estaurant.............................................. Oct.
1923
SH EET NO. 1.............................
1924
10.00
Oct.
5.00
use virtually every Timber Production
Geo, A. DeCottcB, Lawyer.... ................................ Oct.
1923
Oct.
1924
10.00
5.00
. 115.50
SH EET NO. *1
;rica wn sinterfered
W. K. Scoggun, Dealer in F ruits & Vegs................ Oct.
1923
1924
Oct.
1.50
3.00
ogrunis were ruined
Widemnn Caldwell, Retail M erchant...................Oct.
1923
1924
Oct.
3.00
1.50 Total
$287.50
Morse or n piercing
Ella Duckett, Pool Room (2 tallies)..................... Oct.
Shows Big* Increase
1923
Oct.
4.60
1924
50.00
25.00 675 C. L. West, Retail M erchant............................... —Oct, 1. 1923
Oet.
1924
began every night
Clarence Murphy, Barber Shop............................. Oct.
1923
Oct.
.50 576 Lewis Everett, Restaurant .................. ....... ........Mar. I. 1921
5.00
1924
1.00
1921
Oet.
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
9.—Indus
u* when the AmeriMahoney Walker Co., Plumbing Contractors -O c t. 1. 1923
Oct. 1, 1921
2.50 577 A. P. Connelly, Agt. Auto. Ins. Co, of Hartford.-Oct. 1, 1023
5.00
1924
Oct.
tries
engaged
the
production
of
vi re due to begin
Kent Vole. Works, Garage & Agt. for Auto —Oct. 1. 1923
12.50 578 A. I’. Connelly, Agt., American Eagle Ins Co...,Oct. I. 1923
Oct. l, 1924
25.00
Oet.
1921
The Morse contain- logs nnd other tim ber products
Will Ruftin, Retail Merchant..........................
3.00
-O ct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
1.50 579 A. P. Coneliy, Agt Continautal Ins., Co................Oct. 1. 1023
1921
Oct.
had
an
output
in
1923
valued
at
and sounded ns If
A. J. Lossing, Garage for Repairs................
-Oct. 1. 1923
Oet. I. 1924
10.00
5.00
A.
P.
Connelly,
Agt.
Federal
Ins.
Co.
Oct.
1921
580
1023
Oet.
I.
playing about with $1,194,259,321 according to a re
New York Minstrels, Show............................ —Dec. 25 1923 Dec. 25, 1924
75.00
37.50 581 A.P,Connelly,Agt. Firemens Fund Ins.Co. of Cal. Oct. I, 1923
1921
Oct.
port
made
Friday
by
the
Depart•»
«
>
r.
here was generally
Howell A: Howell, M erchants.............. ........
...Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1, 1921
U.trll 582 A. P. Connelly, Agt. Liverpool & London&Globe..Oct. I. 1923
•1.50
1921
Oct.
iiring tills week than men of Commerce. The figure is
V. C. Collar, Contractor...............................
-O c t. 1, 1923
10.00
Oct. 1. 1924
5.00 583 A. P. Connelly, Agt NW. Fire & Marine Ins. Co. Oct. 1. 1023
1921
Oct.
ng the preVious six an increase of 656 per cent over
Silas Green Shows, Show...................... ........... —Dec. 26 1923 Dec. 26, 1923
75.00
Oct. 1. 1023
37.50 584 A. P. Connolly, Agt. Nat. Union Ins. Co—
1921
Oct.
1920.
Lubeth Cafeteria, R e sta u ra n t.......................
... Oct. l. 1923
Oet. 1, 1924
10.00
5.00 585 A. P. Connelly, Agt. Nat. Liberty Ins.
Co...... Oct. 1. 1023
1924
Oct.
B, Schemer, Denier in F ruits & Vegs............
-D e c . 27 1923 Dec. 27, 1924
1.50 586 A. P. Connelly, Agt. New Hampshire
Ins.Co.Oct. 1. 1023
3.00
Oct.
1924
Ball Hardware Co., Retail M erchant.......... -O c t. 1. 1923
Oct. 1, 1921
15.75 587 A. P. Connelly, Agt., Norwich Union ins. Co. Oet. 1. 1923
31.50
1921
Oct.
Dr, Tom Moore, Optician............ - ................
-O c t. 1. 1923
Oct. 1 1924
10.00
5.00 588 A. P. Connelly, Agt. State Assr. Cl).
Oet. I. 1923
1921
Oct.
Pure Fotd Market, Dealer in Fresh Meuts
>let. 1. 1923
Oct. l. 1024
5.00
2,80 589 A. P. Connelly, Agt. Aetna Casualty Ins. Co......Oct. 1. 1923
1924
Oct.
'ON IMPARTS ETHEREALITY
W. A. McMullen, Burhcr Shop (with 7 chairs). Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1, 1924
7.50 590 A. P. Connelly, Agt. Aetna Life Ins. Co15.00.
Oct. 1. 1023
1921
Oct.
Lloyd Shoe Store, Retail M erchant.........
Oet.
1,
1923
9.00
P.
Connelly,
Agt.
U.S.Fidelity
&
Guaranty
Co.Oct.
Oct.
1.
1924
4.80
1923
591
A.
1924
Oct.
L
TO THE MODE
E. J. Scott, Retail Merchant..... ...........—...
— Dec. 31 . 1923
Oet. 1. 1084
1.50 592 I,. II. Connelly, Agt. Auto Ins, Co.
3.00
1921
......... Oct. I. 1923
OM.
W. E. White, Lawyer....................................
...Dec. 31 1923
10.00
Oet. l, 1924
5.00 593 L. H. Connelly, Agt. Amer. Eagle Ins. Co—......... Oct. 1. 1923
Oct.
1921
H 5H 5E 5E 5H 525H 5H 55R SH 52S
Zachary Tyler Veneer Co. Crate Mill......
-Oet. 1, 1923
O, t. I, 1924
15.00.
7.50 591 L, H. Connelly, Agt. Continental Ins. ................Oet. 1, 1923
1921
Oct.
Bowman Land Co., Auctioneers..................
-Oct. 1. 1923
10.00
Oct. 1, 1921
5.00 595 L„ II, Connelly, \g t. Fedevnl ins. Co.
.......... Oct. 1. I'.ir:
1921
E V ER h as fashion been so
Oct.
Schcdle Moines, Lawyer............... ................
—Oct. 1. 1923
10.00
5.00 596 L. II, Connelly. Agt. Firem ans Fundfns.Co.oft al.Oet. 1. 1923
airily
Inconsequential,
so
Oct. 1. 19J4
1924
Oct.
Gilmore Felder, Retailer Merchant ...........
1.50 597 L.H.Connel!y,Agt.Liver[iool&London& G. lns.Co.Oct. 1. 1923
3.00
charm ingly Inconsistent an
—Oct. 1, 1923
1921
O c t 1, 1924
Oct.
Willis Dixon, Baggage Wagon & D ray......
2.50 598 L. H. Ci nnelly, Agt. NW Fire & Marine Ins. Co. Oct. L 1023
—Oct. 1. 1923
!n tho present season. Lines, mat
Oct. 1. 1921
1921
5.00
Oet.
erial, genres, are mixed nnd Inter
Oet. 1. 1023
1921
599 1.. H. Connelly, Agt., Nat. Union Ins. Co.
Oct.
changed with astounding audacity
Total this sheet
95.00
1921
47.50 60(1 L. H. Connelly, Agt. National Liberty Ins. Co.... Oct. 1, 1923
O ct
and equally astounding success. In
258.00 601 L. H. Connelly, Agt. New Hampshire Ins. Co.... Oet. 1. 1923
Total •Sheet No.
491.00
1924
Oct.
a season, for lnstuncc, wbero tho
1924
Oct.
602 I.. II .Connelly, Agt. Norwich Union Ins. Co.... Oct. 1. 1923
m asculine noto In fem inine attlro
TOT AI. .............................. - .........................—
.. $586.0(1
1921
305.50 603 L. II. Connelly, Agt. State Assurance Co..... .Oct. 1. 1923
Oct.
has been persistently sounded,
M. F. Parker, Retail M erchunt........................... Jan. •) 1921
1921
Oct. 1, 1921
1.50 601 L. H. Connelly, Agt. Aetna Casualty Co................. Oct. 1. 1923
3.00
Oct.
chiffon, tho m ost fem inine of alt
W. V. Wheeler, Real Estate Broker................
1921
Oct. 1, 1923
5.00 605 !.. II. Connelly, A gt. Aetna Life Ins. Co. ......... Oet. 1. 1923
Oct. 1, 1921
10.00
Oet.
fabrics, la pre-em inent. In a recent
Everett Kennedy, Retail M erchant............... — Oct. l, 1923
1.60 606 L. H. Connelly, At., U. ST. Fidelity & G. Co.
Oct, 1. 1923
3.00
Oct. 1. 1921
Oct. 1. 1921
chart analysis by Cheney of mat
Moolehan-Cokman Co., Plumbing Contractor. •Jan. 1. 1924
6.00
Oet. 1. 1921
Oct. 1, 1921
2.80 607 A. P. Connelly, Agt. Commercial Union Ins. Co.. Oct. I, 1923
erials favored In the Paris open
.1. M. Gillon, Electric Contractor
..... ............. Oct. 1. 1923
5.00 608
Oct. 1. 1921
10.00
Oet. 1. 1921
1. 1923
ings, Chiffon, D m paca and Crops
7.50
Rive & Walker, Garage fur Repairs.
5.1*0 609 National Biscuit Co., Wholesale Merchants
..... Oct. 1. 1923
10.00
Oct. 1. 1024
I. 1921
Oct. 1. 1024
wero neck and ncclf—ns ouo m ight
S. S. Junes, Retail Merchant
3.00
1.50 610 Whccless & Welch, Retail Merchants
3.00
16, 192 1 Oet. 1. 1924
......Oct. L 1923
Oct. 1. 1921
pliraso It— with Chonetto (geor
F /A . Haniway, M erry-Go-Round............ ........— Jan. 9, 1921
12.50 (ill C. Fundorburke, Restaurant ........................
6.00
25.00
8, 1921
Oct. 1. 1921
Oct. 1, 1924
gette) close after.
Hut fushlon
F. A. Humwuy, Shooting Gallery.............. .............Jan. 9. 1921
5.1)0 612 Geo. W. Knight, Agt. Columbia Ins. C o 10.00
Oct. 1. 1924
Oet. 1. 192 1
l. 1923
w ith adm irable Ingenuity has re
2.50 613 Thrasher & Garner, Rea! E state Brokers...
10.00
F. A. Haniway, One Ball Game............................. Jan . 9, 1924
5.00
Oet. 1, 1924
1921
1921
Oct
1.
1,
conciled tho vogue for sheer fab
2.25 614 K. P. Bines, Retail Merchant .
3.00
M.
Rosenzvnig,
Retail
Merchant..........
...................Dec.
1023
1924
1921
Oct.
1923
Oct.
4.50
I.
I.
1.
«.
rics w ith the vogue for sim plicity.
6.00
M. .1. Baker, Dealer in Fresh M eats..................... Jan, 1. 1921
2 /0 615 John Turner, Livery Stable
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1, 1924
8.00
1. 1923
Tailored coats and three piece con12.50
KMH)
J.
B.
Colder,
Agt.
Clyde
Line
S.
S.Co
..........
Oct.
1924
Realty
T
rust
Co.
Real
Estate
Broker
I.
1,
1924
28.00
1923
Oet.
Oct.
610
1923
1.
1,
to n e s , afternoon pleated or pan
■1.50
Leo Bros, Plumbing C o ntractors......... ................ Oct. 1, 1923
2.60 617 Ccleman Gigc & S. Co., Retail Merchnnt
Oct. 1. 1921
5.00
Oet. l. 1921
1. 1023
elled frocks, robe manteitux nml
2.26 618 L. F. Lodge, Retail M erchant............
3.00
Gonzalez Grocery Co., Ketuil M erchant.............Oct. 1. 1023
4.50
Oet. 1. 1924
21, 192 l
Oct. 1. 1984
o f course evening gow ns and capes
3.00
McMullen and Snow, Retail Merchunt.............. .. Jan. 1. 1921
1.50 619 H arry C. Sutherland, Retail M erchunt....
3.00
25, 192 4
Oct. 1. 1924
Oet. 1. 1924
ore m ade In chiffon.
2.60 620 I. D. H art, Retail Mer.’h n n t.........................
8.00
John W. Snow, Barber S h o p .......... - ......................Jnn. 1, 1921
5.00
1. 1923
Oct. 1. 1921
Oct. 1. 1924
Consider for Instance this charm
10.00
12.50 621 Marshall Freeman, Auctiondr
Pierson-Rogers Auto Co.,Garage&Agt. for Autos Jan, 11 1924 Oct. 1. 1921
27. 1924
25.00
Oet. 1, 1924
in g chiffon coat, made double. In
25.00
J. Ward Totnmn, A gt. Equit. Life Assr. C o , Dec. 1. 1923
2.50 622 Central Flq. Motor Co., Garage & A gt for Autos.Mar. 20, 1921l
Oet. 1. 1921
Oct. L 1921
tw o shades of gruy, the outer
1.50 623 Dr. J. N. Robson, Physician
10.00
M, Doyle & Son, Retail M erchants.............—
Jan. 1. 1924
3.00
Oct. 1. 1924
Oet. 1, 1921
Oct. 1, 1923
“ layer" u soft sm oko color, the In
25.00
R. J. Lewis. Peanut ('a rt on street......... ...... —.Jan. 12 1984 Oct. 1. 1023
1.00 j 621 Dr, J. N. Robson, Hospital
(>< i. 1. 192 1
O ct. 1. 1913
ner which appears at the lieL.,
3.00
M. E. Dooley, Civil Engineer................................. Oct. 1. 1923
5.60 *625 Jacksons Ready to Wer.r Stare, Retail He
10.00
Mur. 29, 19214 Oct. 1, 1921
Oct. t. 1921
lap els and cufta. of a mauve cast.
7.50 i 626 J . E. Jones, Bugg. Wagon &. Dray
5.00
Bank of Oviedo, Bank................. ................... ........ Oct. 1. 1923
15.00
Oet. l. 11)21
Oct. 1. 1921
The coat, a s you wilt see. Is quite a
Oct, 1. 1923
10.00
2.60 627 S. A. B. Wilkinson, Lawyer
Surah Young, R estaurant.................................... ••—Oct. 1 1923
5.00
plain lino, and In fact Is perfectly
Oct. 1. 1921
■Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
1.50 628 The Outlet, Retail Merchant..............
S. D. Wynn, Retail Merchant............................... Dec. 15 1923
1.50
appropriate to he developed In
3.00
Oct. 1. 1924
O ct. l, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
12.50
Seminole County Bank, B an k ................................ Oct*. 1, 1023
cloth or Frostkrcpo or velvet, but
Oct. 1. 1924
25.00
1.50
the very diaphaneity of Us m ater
134.00
Hof-Mac Battery Co., Retail M erchant— .......... Oct. 1. 1923
3.00
Oct. 1. 1921
This Sheet
ial gives It a soft and subtle charm.
12.50
George E. Rates & Son, H o tel............... ............. .Oct. 1. 1923
25.00
28.00
Oct. 1, 1921
Sheet No. 1
It hi this piquancy of coutm st be
2.50 j
R. F. Gilmore, R estaurant........................... ......... Dec. 23 1923
5.00
Oct. 1. 1924
tw een sheer fabric and tailored
$159.00
12.00 1
Hill Implement & Supply Co. Retail Merchant....Oct. 1, 1923
21.00
Oct. 1. 1924
Total .............................................. '.......................
l i n n with which we aru constantly
2.50 i 629 Z. J . Jerry, Retuil Merchant ...... ............
3.00
Lucius Holden, Bagg. Wagon Si Dray____ _ __ Oct. 1. 1923
6.00
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
delighted this year.
2.50 | 630 Z. J . Jerry , Garage for Repairs
S. F. Doudney, Agt. Grant Amer, Ins. Co...... —Opt. 1, 1923
10.00
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
.Oet. 1. 1923
T his coat Is trimmed simply with
1.50 i 631 L, W. Caldwell .Mere. Co., Retuil Merchant
J. II. Cram er & Co., Retail Merchants...
1.50
3.00
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
....Jan. 12 1921
Apr. I, 19241
HIK*
tucks nnd folds, and a simple mot
2.60 632
Sims Lunch Room, R estaurant........ .........
6.00
Oct. 1, 1924
II. It. McCall, Jr„ Agt. Boston Ins., Co..
..... Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
Anr. 1, 1921{
if of embroidery In self color. The
6.75 633 John McGriff, R estuurtnt................... ..... ............ Apr. 1. 1924i
Rcuinillut & Anderson, D ruggists...........
2.50
CHE.HEY
13.50
Oct. 1. 1024
Oct. 1. 1921
..... Oct. 1, 1923
large upstanding marabout collar
1.50 634 Altam onte Elec. Co., Kite. Light Works
10.96
J. L. Miller, Baker............. — .................
3.00
Oct. 1. 1921
1921
1923
1
1923
......Oct.
Oet.
1.
1.
Oct.
ia also In .tw o shades of gray, tho
5.00 635 Thomas Wilson. Retail M erchant................ ....... A p t, 1. 19211
1.50
L. Allen, Real E state Broker.... ......... .
10.00
Oct. 1. 1924
..... Jan. 14. 1924 Oct, 1. 1924
buoft'ln_ihn darker rhndo, |ho front
5.00 636 Brown Bros., Retail M erchant— ....... . .
3.00
H. C. DuBose, Real E state Broker. .......
10.00
Oct.
1924
1921
1923
.....Oct.
1923
1.
1.
1,
Oct.
1.
Oct.
tn .itie lighter. The effect of th*'
15.00
H. C. DuBose, Agt. American Ins. Co.... !
637 Brown Bros., Turp, Still—................................... Oct. 1. 19231
Oct. 1. 1924
..... Oet. 1, 1923
Oct. 1. 1924
tw o shades superimposed one over
2.50 638 J . H, Jackson, A gtJef'an Staudurd l.ife Ins Co. Mar. 1,
H.
C.
DuBose,
Agt.
Com,
Union
Inz.
Co..
1924
1921
1923
Oct.
1,
1
.
_
.
—
Oct.
1,
Oct.
1.
th>- oth er’ In Iho sheer material ts
2.60 j
HeC. DuBose, Agt. Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins. Co. Oct. 1. 1923
Oct. l, 1921
N
•n-t< ic-vhnbl.
lovely.
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct: 1, <924
Oct. 1,1921
Oct. 1, 1921
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct. 1,1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1921
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
•Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct. 1. 1924 .
Oct. 1. 1924
Oct, 1. 1924
Oct. 1, 1924
1.00
25.60
2.56
2.50
2.50
1.50
37/81
2.25
2.50
1.60
( 2.50
3.75
6.00
.75
5.00
J.50
7.50
5.00
5.00
2.25
1.50
5.00
12.50
225
MT.50
1.50
2.60
37.50
2.25
1.50
1250
6.25
37.50
5.00
25.00
-1.60
5.00
5.00
2.50
2.50
5.00
'UiO
2.50
25.50
170.25
258.25
25.60
454.00
1.50
12.50
5.00
1.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
5.00
2.50
2.50
5.00
1.80
12.50
3.00
1.50
5.00
2.50
.50
2.50
2.60
8.50
2.50
5.00
lid )
1.50
1.50
5.00
J.50
2.25
1.50
2.50
2.50
2.30
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
6.75
5.00
2.50
5.00
6.00
37.50
1.50
2.25
1.50
$60.25
123.50
60.25
$183.75
2.25
2.60
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.5«
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.60
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
150
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.60
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2. SO
2.50
2.50
2.50
* 2.50
2.50
2.50
3.76
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unlay
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tfORD FLORIDA, SATU
R ic k a rd A n d ,
\
ding?
N e w Chairman
ir, JANUARY 10, 1925.
SINGLE COPIES FIV E CENTS.
iatesAre
ON BOND ISSUE
modem
VVTilD CD
IM U 1W B K
$82,500In
Land Corporation
NEW YORK, Jan* 16 ^-'
place the old Madison Square
of Madison Square'Qorde
Garden, located farther south,
limited
in a $6,500,fl
tated fn
$6,500,000 roe Hleh is to bo rased next spring
,
building, a complete athOke‘ replaced by an office rky-scrup
roys A re
Dtarrmament ft United Suites itient and exhibition ulqnt which
Right to use tho name “ Mnd* Adopts Motion Which Calls
Will b* the largest covered amphl. son Square Garden” has been con
Policy,ChiefExecutlre
Says
Citizens Respond To
b
o
For Committee Composed of
n th t world.
* veyed to tho new corporation by
nnd Is Absolutely Opposed “
To
Pacific
on tho now structure al owners of the old building. Thu
Board Members nnd 5 From
Appeal for
o f The
To Raising Cjfins on Vessels.
. has begun and It will be site of the new building is now
The
Chnmber
of
Commerce
legates
W ith M ore Interest ^
opened to the public Oct. 16 of this occupied by old street car burns,
ear, probably yVigj the annual 1domolishment o f which v/ns start
Elevation Against
Than W a s Ei------ * *
a:rse snow, H was announced Fri ed Monday.
Recommendations
biT-tU*
. Spirit Arm s Parley day by George L. (Tex) Rickard, As revealed by Rickard, plans
M ay Be Changed
noted promoter and president of the for the building call for construc
»
Madison Square Gafden Corpora tion and equipment nuitabt» to con
Secretary Wilbur’s Views and tion, sponsoring the undertaking.
duct sporting events of ail kinds, MnnyCitizensAppenr nt Meet
Those of President Conflict;
The project has boon in the mnk Social functions, industrial displays
ing to Express Opinions;
Not toAak forAppropriation ing for two years but it was not and conventions. A prospect of
;tween 2
Tax Millagc Mny He Raised
until Friday, Rickard disclosed, that getting tho 1928 Republican na
Support o f Everyone
o f The
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.— Pres the last obstacles were removed, tional figured largely In prelimina
plans completed, contracts let ahd ry arrangements, he added.
The proposed county-wide bond
ident
Coolidge
Friday
let
it
be
Needed Says M ayor
loses M irth
known that his opposition to the financing definitely nrrangod. Thii
Tho building, measuring 200 isr.uo for building n network of
*
•#
was
dono
by
a
group
headed
by
feet wide and 500 feet long, will good roads throughout Seminole
elevation of the gunn on the bat
Lake in Statements
fan. 10.— Anglotleships is based on the simple fact Rickard and John Ringltng, tho bo divided into two levels, making county, wns again delayed Saturdny
thnt disarmament is the policy of circus man, and also including Gen it possible for aaparnte activities
atiationa on the
That the appeal o f the S a n «,. this government, and, while there eral T. Coleman Dupont, Kermit to be conducted nt the eamo time, morning when the county commis
jerican repara
fortl Hotel-Realty Company
is a question whether it is or is1 Roosevelt, P. A. 8. Franklin, prte- beating accommodations will bo sioners adopted a motion which
eared from surnot against the letter of the arms Ident of the International Mercan provided for 2.1,000 spectators, referred the matter for further
for the support ami co-opera
conference treaty, grn-elovation is tile Marino Co., nnd Mutthew C. which will exceed by 9,000 the ca
is here today to
tion o f the citizens o f San* •
cnosideration
and
deliberation
to
a
Brush, president of tho American pacity of the Olympic arena in
against its spirit.
-an acute stago.
ford
in the erection of the -■
International Corporation.
committee
of
10
whose
member
London, at present the largest cov
Japan, going ahead with its gunelcgatlon, it' is
The new building is designed to ered amphitheatre.
proposed
$500,000 tourist ho
ship
should
he
composed
of
the
holds that there is no
found represen- Clyde B. Aitchison of Fortland, elevation,
tel, is meeting with greater
board nnd n spcclnl committo-* of
treaty violation involved: Great
United States Ore., is the new chairman of the Britain, thinks there is. The pres
success than was anticipated,,
five selected from the Sanford
Brent to argu- Interstato Contmerco Commission. ident insists thnt unless there is
is the declaration o f Mayor .
Chamber of Commerce.
He
succeeds
Henry
C.
Hall
of
an expression of the people Indi
appealing to
Forrest Lake, president o f tho
The motion offered hy Commi*Colorado.
m
cating
odesire
that
the
fleet
should
series is far from
siorer C. W. Entzmingcr hnd for
company, who announced Saturday* v
be brought to its fullest capabili
the complications
its purpose the possible reduction
thnt'44 citizens Hubxcrihcd $82,600
ties there will be no change in the
of the sum rocommonded for tho
worth of stock on Fridny, the drat.'
lies are entangled.
policy of setting an example to the
iarno by tho Good Roads Com
day of the announcement of tha
rest of the naval powers rather
project.
mittee e f the Chamber of Com^
than entering into any sort of com
10—A meeting of
merce. Commlsslon'r Entzminger
In his statement to The Sanford
lelegation to the
petition with them.
ns n basis for his motion
incial Conference
Herald, Mayor Lnko raid:
Rosken Tells Jury How Ex Chamber Commerce Dinner offered
Appropriation Not Asked
the fact thnt thero nrn so»pe roeds
Iquarters Satur“ Tho results of the first <!ajr*!t
The White House expression
clusive School for Ballot
At
Longwood
Lost
Night
included in V.he rroomnv’ndntion
jer stood to be a
brings out in bold relief the con
work
by the original incorporators
Fixing
Was
Conducted
by
which
aro
not
greatly
needed.
Largely Attended And Is
i*s cables received
flict in the views of the president
of
tho
Sanford Hotel-Realty Com
Commissioner
Fntzmlnqcr
fur
|n.
Contact beHim
With
Great
Success
Pronounced Big Success ther sought the will of tho peoplo Rear Admiral II. J. Zicgmaicr has
and Secretary of the Navy Wilbur
and British was
pany In the capitalization of this
The
secretary
told
the
nnval
com
been
assigned
to
comninnd
Battle
In tho matter when ho suggested
ternoon, according Predict That Either Under mittee of the houso that if the
NF.W YORK, Jan. 10— A “ Mag
Sanford nnd Longwood joined thnt hoforn the hoard net finally ship Division No. 3 In tho Pacific. corporation was most encouraging.
wood Measure or Jones guns on our battleships wero ele
ic Ring" which when properly hands in the most friendly' spirit In the matter that n potlt'on rnn- Ho formerly was commander at Forty-four citizens headed the list
Amendment Will lie Adopt vated 30 degrees they would give
Friday’s informnl
Tho Norfolk Navy Ynr.
manipulated, is said by its invent and pledged to each other thoir tnining nt least 25 nor cent of the
with $82,500 In subscriptions o f
f conferences it-was
ed; Want Quick Settlement us as great a superiority over the
the
voters,
asking
for
the
stock.
or
to
haVo
.
elected
or
defeated
hearties
t
co-operation
in
tho
pro
the representative*
British fleet an the latter now has
issuo nnd n naming a fltipulnted
congressional
or
lesser
candidates
“ Everyone nnpenrs eager and
over
ours.
les were trying to
motion
of
the
growth
nnd
prosper
WASHINGTON, Jnn. 10.— Enrfy
sum, ho submitted to tho board.
[bargain. Winston
anxious
to do his full part toward
"But,’’
ho
also
said.
“
I
have
no
was
shown
and
explained
to
a
New
ity
of
the
two
cities,
at
n
dinner
Should surh n petition bo pr«.
chancellor of the termination of the senate struggle right to ask for appropriations in York Grand Jury Friday.
making
Sanford
by supporting tha
of tho Sanford Chamber of Com sentnd, he declared, tho hoard
is to economize, over the Muscle Shoals issue was conflict with the president’!*
Project to the limit. Tho path has
Ide * finan
*
would
be
nhle
to
find
nut
more
Its youthful owner, George Ros merce held at tho Orange nnd Black
in estimate of war foreseen Friday night by senate cial policy.”
heen Idnzcd. Now let every citizeii .'i
definitely the wishes of tho nennle.
add his name to tho list and w »
[tentatively fixed at leaders, who expressed the opinion
The White House expression may ken, asserted that the magic band Hotel at Longwood Friday night.
Whether the recmnmendntionn
will have, sooner than contemplat
Jkely to be whittled It will he »w ♦»— form of adoption have been aimed at Secretary Wil not only brought about the elec
There were 54 members of the of the Good Ronds Committee will
Anglo-Saxons fled, thnt success which we huvo ail
bur in that it depreciated the agi
either ot too .’ nderwood bill or tation thnt might lend to a new tion of Nnthnn D. Pcrlmnn, re local body accompanied by thoir ho plashed is nvnblemntjtnl but
expectc I accord,
looked forward to, n new and groat*’
members
of
the
hoard
with
tho
ex
publican, to congress nnd illegally
er .Sanford." ,
abausadors Herrick the Jones amendment referring the era of competition. It was empha defeated his democratic opponent. ladies and the nfTair, which was tho ception of Mr. Entzmingcr seemed
first of a scries of get-together favorable to the issue as it now Arc Orj?nnizinff To O ffset E f
sized that it was not a mere ques
rlth Janies A. In problem to a commission.
“ We need the support of every
Dr. William I. Sirovich. but that
fect of Charge Thnt Celery one,” declared the mayor further la
states represenA vigorous effort will be made tion of economy; that the expendi one like it was the prize which meetings to bo held throughout stands but, oualified thrir stnteture of six or seven million dollars.
reparation cnmmlrtho county by the local chamber, moiits regarding the matter with
ami Lei luce Transmitter* rtressing the fact that it is a com
tnetr RToi/mr, wrt Saturday for a final vote which will tW estimated cost of modernizing wont with every diploma Issued was ercIninniHl a big success by oil the provision thnt no sum should
of-Upcilll
of Typhoid. F ever munity idea In which every citizen
by’
hitn
to
graduates
of
his
school
remove
the
issue
from
the
calendar
the battleship batteries, was rela
»ns. for the time bowho
wero
present.
Edward
Hig
looking tu*®S (utufcu development
hespent
greater
than
thnt
which
the respect govorn- and make way for other legislation tively unimportant: the big consid for ballot fixers.” The ring, he gins, head of the Chamber of Com th«* county could nctunlly afford.
of Suiuoid, should have a part.
said,
held
a
clovorly
concealed
bit
which
has
been
held
up
by
the
Now
York
dealers
in
both
Florleration wan the danger thnt the
land and Amorica.
That tho erection of the
hotel
Former County Commissioner
Shoals question since congress con ngitation might bring us bnck of lead with which any person, merce, presided over the gathering.
dn celery and other wgotablcs means more to Sanford than any
Mayor
J.
E.
Walker
of
Longwood
entnl delegations aro vened. Some of the leaders do not
G.
L.
Bledsoe
npnenred
before
Ihe
with adequate instruction nnd
deudlock between the believe this can be accomplished where wo started when the prin practice, could mark ballots under welcomed the Sanford visitors with meeting nnd declared thnt if thu nro uniting in order to obtain other one thing that could be don<s
[I countries with iil- in one duy and thnt the issue will ciple of naval limitation was made tho very cyos of poll watchers the prediction thnt tho new spirit commissioners go over the en concerted action and aro raising a nt thb- tlrno, was the further as
the policy of this country.
sertion of the muynr who pointed
of co-operntion which now exists tire mnfter again nnd reconsider
luckles.
go over until next week.
fund for publicity to offset nny e f out thnt tho hotel is the primary
Thero was also the suggestion without foor of detection.
betweon
Sanford
and
other
towns
every
district
thnt
the
work
of
the
assent to the redaction
His "school" the dapper young
The whole of Friday was devoted made that the report of the naval
allotment of repara- to debate, some of the Senators general board, which has been in election clerk explained, claimed in the county, will help to mnko Chamber of Commerce which has fect of the published letter a short thing which this city has been in
sight to five and onc- mnking wide detours from the main vestigating tho subject of the rel as alumni dexterious "ballot fix Seminole county tho greatest coun been under wny for n yenr and n time ago o f a New York physician need of for suveral years.
Another thing pointed out by tho
hnlf, has been for nothing nnd charging that celery is a carrier
rhaps five por cent, if subject and engaging in political ative value of aircraft and battle ers" ir\ New York, Philadelphia, ty In the state.
mayor was the effect the ervetiorv
Mayor Walker waa followed by that the bonrd in no nearer n set
[pponrs to have been discussions, which were evoked by ships, might disclh& vsomething Boston, Jersey City nnd Hoboken.
of typhoid norms, according to n of the hotel will have upon San
Mayor Forrest Ixjke, who exnressed
rard stop mudo Friday, a charge of Senator Norris. Re that would make the question of
Rosken, who Thursday presented the appreciation of Sanford ns a tlement of the question than it
letter received in Sanford
by ford. It will bo the beginning of
was
18
months
ngo.
cord also has not been publican, Nebraska, that the Dem gun elevation seem less Important. to District Attorney Bnnton a
wholo and the Chnmber of Com
Harry
I..
Walsh,
sales
manager
of an appeal to outsido capitalists and
The
lwmrd
heard
expressions
le Belgian position, os ocrats had not kept their pro-elccthat ho had merce in particular for tho splendid
It was thu inquiry into tl.is ques sworn confesHion
monied interests to invest in San
from
numerous
citjzm*
concern
the
Ploridn
Vegetable
Corporation,
Contends she still has tion day pledges and that the Re tion that was the ostensible reason marked and multiplied ballots in
),000 gold francs due publican and Democratic machines for summoning Secretary Wilbur Inst November’s election, in which hospitality of the Longwood citi ing the proposed issue nnd for the from J. «ft G. Lippnmnn, New ford bccnusc of ita particularly
bright future.
,
■ a
zen!) nnd called upon them to put
claims.
were in harmony on Musciu Shoals. from the stump during the cam ho waa tally clerk although un their shoulders to the wheel and most part thev were to the effort York, Commission merchants.
Included
in
tho
list
of
subserib'- l
thnt
a
sum
sufficient
to
provide
an
Ih
e
letter
declared
thut
the
Lip|sh aver that Belgium
Although the Underwood bill has paign. Naval opinion Is that the employee of the Perlman enmpnign join In the movement for n bigger ndcqunte system of county roads pmnnn, company is working vig ers aro some of tho most promi
received 2,600,000,000
forces
related
his
story
to
news
general board’s report will follow
should bo provided instead of orously towards having the Now nent men and firms in Sanford,
aparutioni, and thnt managed to survive a terrific fire thu lines of ona made a yenr ago paper men in the grand juror’s an and better Seminole county.
in the senntc, it is conceded by
E.
A.
Douglass
gave
n
short
talk
flonting rcpnrnte issues periodi York Board of Health take action hollowing is n list of those who
snt of her priority, if
that decided thnt the battleship te-room.
in which he heartily favored the cally.
in the case. Tho outlook general have already purchased stock:
[y that country, should by both Democrats and Republi continued to be the most important
Although
only
20
years
old,
its
promotion of better feelings be
lake, Frank P. Forster.
Among
those
appearing
before
ly
is favorable, according to the „
id from her receipts he- cans that it must surmount
feature of naval strength, and did Rosken said he had been conduct
lediateiy. Experts will greatest obstacle in the Jones not subscribe to the doctrine that ing his school for ten years, and tween Longwood nnd Sanford and tho hoard wero: Mayor Forrest writer, L. J. Liopniann, who Htntes V J/,; Berg, Harry T. Bodwell, B.
declared that such n feeling will
J1,- Whitncr, A. R. Key, Geo. A. Do
inss of figures and re- amendment.
the bombing planes had made the it had netted him fees from pu bring about a more rapid develop lake. Frank P. Forster, Rev. M that tlicre it a little left of the
Edward Higgins, W. 0.
A general splitting up of the big sen fighters obsolete.
K.
Gnhnrd
of
Geneva,
D.
L.
New
York
atftto
celery
nnd
that
I delegates hofore Monpils nnd office seekers between ment of both cities. He closed by
Smith.
W.
A. Lcirier, R. J. Holly,
voto
on
the
amendment
is
predict
Thrasher,
Joe
Cnmeron
nnd
II.
J.
this should lie cleaned up within
[ctly what Belgium uctSuch differences us to policy as $36,000 anil $50,000.
remarking that it was his first Lehman of Sanford, J. W. Lawton 10 flays. The outlook for Sanford W- 1. Darter. C. W. Moyd, R. CL
ed while in any event, leaders ex
ceived.
His pupils for who he said he speech in 12 years in which ho had
(Continued nn page 3)
(Continued on page 3)
celery is characterized an partic Maxwell. Fred T. Williams. W. ££
Irican iwnr
damage pect it to be very close.
obtained positions as tally clerks, not solicited votes.
ularly bright hut the writer overs Scott, ficorge I). Bishop, E. L.
[lenient, however, re
The nenato Friday witnessed the
paid him u fee of $100, which luter
Tho Hollywood mixed quartet
that it is necessary to tnko steps Markcll, Chariot* Dunn, Kandy An
lost important matter unusual spectacle of a Democratic
was returned when Rosken collect sang “ Old Bluck Joe” nnd with
to set aside what Is termed an derson. I)r. B. D. Caswell, Nelson
conference. Three full leader defending a Republican pres
ed $500 frum each of the success S. M. Lloyd lending, the gathering
W
J. B* Wilson. A. E. Yowell.
foolish propaganda.
lapsed since the confcr- ident from nn attack by a Repub
ful candidates in whoso behalf his snng several songs. "Yes,
We
A. P. Connolly, J. ||. Tillis, S.
[od and the dayH, except lican senator.
Celery
shippers,
however,
aro
charges hail Inburctl.
Have No Fossils’* and Longwood
O. C.hase, C. J Marshall, W. 8.
Hy brief plenary «•*warned against the shipment of Price, ||. C. Du Bose, G. E. La
“ I can elect nny candidate who is The Best Town in the Whole
After Senator Norris had charg
been nlmost entirely ed the Democratic party with fnllcelery before it ia properly blench
engages me,” ho assured newspa Wide State” were among those
Vigne, Bell Air Realty Co., II B
unofficial and private ing in line with the Republican
ed. It would bo unwise, particul Lewis, W. M. Haynes, Fred Dorper men.
sung.
TALLAHASSEE,
Fin.,
Jan.
10.—
as between the members machine nnd attemptipg to lino up
Party affiliations mmfe no dif
County Commissioner C. W.
Oweda Bell
Cook, 0-year-old arly at this timo Mr. Lippmon nor. Arthur B. Breen, 8. M. Lloyd.
trican nnd British dele- Democratic votes for the llnc’er- Governor Martin took up with the ference to him, hu asserted, adding Entzmingcr recalled that 12 years
writes, to ship such celery.
Ball Hardware Co., O. P. Hern
»n effort to reach n com- wood bill and becoming bedfellows State Road department F*idny the that ho manipulated his ring in ngo plans were made ut Longwood daughter of Aaron Cook, Sanford
In a previous letter Mr. I.ipp- don, A. K. Uosuetter. E. Nix Russqdcstion
of
what
is
being
done
to
the interests of anyone or everyone which ultimately brought uhout the shop worker, was painfully Injur niann declared that it is his inten etter, R. C. Bower, Howard F. E*-*
in a combination headed by “ Si
|result is thnt last I* rl- lent Cal" Senator Robinson, the complete tho Melbounie-Kissinimec who puid him a fee.
division of Orange county and the ed late Friday afternoon when tion of having broadcast over ra ten, Marion it. Bodwell, Coleman
\mbassndor Herrick nnd minority leader, arose with u hunt rond and the section of Pic Jackformation of Seminole county, lie struck and knocked down by nn dio an address based upon the Gift Shop, R. W. Peurmnn, Jr*.
till aro awaiting further ed reply in which he lauded the sonville-Waycross road between the
expressed
pleasure nt the manifes automobile as sho was alighting qualities of celery ns an nid to » « l k« Loosing, Howard Faville.
B front Washington and Democrats, denounced Scnntor Nor Duval county line and the Georgia Steamer Finds Crew
tation
of
such co-operative spirit from a reboot bus near her home. health. It is also planned to in J. W. Corley, J. B. Lawson. Horry
[Despite nssuruncen of ris and defended President Cool- state line.
in tlie address u sketch of A. Reed. J. C. Collcr. Britt Realty
O f Deserted Schooner us is being shown by Sanford to- She was picked up und brought to clude
rations that nn accord idge.
In a letter to Judge II. B. Phil
thu condition tinder which celery
(Continqcd
on
pagu
3)
r.°” ,n.v- .Frnnk H. Bluck, P. A.
[ill be reached ,the slowtho Kernalu-Ijiiighton Memorial is grown in Florida, thus showing Mero, Fred R. Wilson. Edward D.
“ Democrat ns I am," he shouted. ips, chairman, the governor wrote
NEW YORK, Jnn. 10. — The
riving nt an agreement
thut
he
had
been
advised
“
that
the
that
tlu*
charge
of
lieiiig
a
typhoid
Ely, Joe Chittendon, C. W. Entx■ feeling of surprise “ I do not believe the president of road between Kissimmee and Mel American Steamer Kenows Satur Data OnHigh way Goes Hospital by a rnnn whose name was carrier to In* false.
inlnger C. M. Hand, Warren R.
the United Stntes deserved to be
day rescued the Captain, crew and
given ns C. M. Campbell, of I’aola,
European delegations charged
bourne
has
for
years
been
In
nn
The doctor ill question. Dr. W.
a.-i the alleged Republican
fifteen
men from Portuguese
^•w! *’ ,Vr t
T- Langley, J. B.
a certain touch of sntrenntor from Nebraska has charg almost impnrsable condition and Schooner Manuel Carngol which To Governor Martin and who, according to hospital H. Vail, hasus hia charge upon an Little, R. L. Dean, J. D. Hood.
riot altogether absent. ed him. I defend Calvin Coolidge, that the public have to resort to
alleged
occurnneo
20
years
ago
in
records, assumed runonsibility in
Lloyd F. Boyle, Paul Lake, Georgs?
was set afire after it had heen
which epidemics of typhoid fever L). Bridgctt, W. C. Hill and R. A.
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 10.— All the case.
the president of the United States, the use of privately-owned engine deserted in waterlogged condition
iGTON, Jan. 1.—The ngnin'>t the charge that he is a nnd flat cars in order to travel
in three eastern cities were aundata regurding work nn the KisAccording to the story told by r>o-ed to have been traced to the Newman.
[ris negotiations relative friend of crooks. As an American over the road, and that the charge 190 miles southeast of Nantucket simmce-Mclbourne road anil high
the father, who, however, admit rating of oplory grown nt a farm
nerican claims against citizen nnd senator I believe your for the passage by the privately Shoals light: hip. Tho Carugal set way between
Jacksonville and
[ro causing no concern president and mine in an honorable owned corporation operating the out from Rio Janerio on Sept. 22 7V»ycross will iw laid before Gov ted that ho did not seo thu acci ! near Harrisburg, Pi. The doctor
dent, tho automobile in question
dos here. Official ad- man. If n Democrat means thnt engine nnd flat cars is from one to for Philadelphia.
ernor Martin at the conference set was drivor. by a woman. The child declare l that th" kind of fertiliz
I’aris given no hint I must give myself ami feeble pow $5 per nutomobile.”
for late Saturday, Judge II. M. It is said, attempted to cross the er u-cd at this farm nnd rhe means
« •»
aiiampiea
cra33 tm; „ f blenching bankin-r w th . rrth ». ^ A s $1INGTON, Jan. 10.—Tho
Dproaching deadlock de- ers to nn unjust asmult upon n po
“ I am further advised that tho
MARKET
Phillips, chairman of the state
™ ?LLnu f r mt cf thj »WW°acUB« allowed typhoid bacilli to w tor L
u m e.“ hh
t t J >0* rd c* mtniUco
litical adversary, then I nrn not road department has been work
road de.’uirtmcnt stated. The gov automobile.
re«umcd
hearings.
the plant. The letter waa publish
n Democrat. Fortunately I don’t ing on, or attempting to work on,
CHICAGO, Jan. 10. — Wheat: ernor wrote the chairman Friday
Muscle
Shoals
continued the ve
An examination at the hospital ed in the New York Tioios with
this road for the past three years May, 1.787* to 1.7974; July, that he is anxious to sec these
Commissioners have to tuke my definition of a and
hicle of senate debate.
showed
a
bad
laceration
of
the
that the name is not yet com 1.5374. Corn: Mny, 1.2914
out comment by the newspaper.
Democrat f r o m ’g r u m b l i n g
to
Secretary Weeks expressed op
pleted,” the letter continued. “ I 1.2974- Oats: May, 0174 to 0174. stretches of the state highway right'lef* about the ankle nnd ox
State Board George.’ ”
system
completed.
position to creation of a departtending
upward
toward
the
knee.
am writing to ack if this condition
No broken bones were shown by Tampa Ministers Ask m®ht of aeronautics.
prevails und if It does, why? I
Jam lft — The Hilli- Appropriations For
thu accident. Tho child is resting
would
further
like
to
be
advised
Officials To Prevent The house passed the war de?unty commission has
comfortably at tna hoseital.
when
the
road
department
contem^solution attacking the
Veterans Bureau Is datej finishing this road und givGambling A t Miami lnpnvSl!oS8aPrU,“0" biU[ad department charging
„
,be*an consideration
Reported
By
House
i
ing
these
people
relief
from
these
Last
Dreadnoughts
the department to com*
of tho McFadden bill to amend tho
r
*
I conditions. An early reply will be
TAMPA, Jnn. 10.— Opposition of Mrforal banking laws.
* agreement for widen
appreciated.”
N ow Are Being Built tho Tampn preachers to tho Miami
in g the Riverview rood,
WASHINGTON. Jnn. 10.—Ap
The railroad viewpoint of conThrough negotiations completed
The Fort Mellon Development
With reference to tho Jack <on[id to be a part of State propriations of $105,700,000 for
horse races opening Jar* 15 was •QiidaVon was presented to tha
rriilay
afternoon
tho
newly
formCompany
plans
to
carry
forwurd
LONDON, Jan. 10.- Tho battle- expressed yesterday through
] “ •, It wua pointed out tlm Veterans • Bureau, $21,330,000 ville-Waycrosa road, the governor eu r ort Mellon Development com- development rapidly with the view
u •enato interstate commerce com-,
Iniusionern that the road for tho Shipping Board were car asked the chairman “ when the road pony acquired possession of the of making it ono of the most ex- chips Nelson auJ Rodney, now liv resolution sent to the Governor mittee. * .
t had agree ! to begin ried in bill reported Saturday by department expects to complote this l ino Heights, a sub-division hith- elusive und highly restrictive sub- ing built by Great Britain under ; nnd the attorney-general by tho
It was announced that President
thu provisiohs of the Washington
ind paving the road as IiiiT) so Appropriations committee. project.”
erto owned by the A. P. Connelly divisions in the entire state. It is Naval treuty, marks the end of the ' Tampa Ministerial Aesociation. It Coolidgo is unalterably ouunsed to
*® Hayahore road wus The tnearuro provides for various
“ Thin road is of vital importance ami Sons. The coi.sideration in- owned by * the same organi*Uion
The re solution declared that tha Iran elevation on American cani
affording a new route government bureaus und agepcio* to the people of the state and I volved in the transaction is ap- that is developing the Fort Mel- dreudnuught era. according to the pruachen underitood
gambling! tal ships.
1
Dolly Express. The new ships will will be nermittod. It culls upon
ptee county.
Although independent of regular depart urn advised that it has been under proximatety $50,000.
Persistent reports were circulatIon tract.
bo flonting fortresses with air
»rc road had been com- ments.
construction for
appro*' matelv
Tho Pine Heights tract consists
The personnel of the First Mel- dromes and have a radius of action stato and local authorities to takejed that Associate Justice Holme*
«jx months or more the
three years,” the letter rend. " I
or Ha acres. It adjoins the tract of Ion Development company is W.
contemplates retirement from tho
ners declared thnt nppurHearings were closed by a sen am interested In having this Infor B. A Douglass on the north and M. Scott, E. L. Marked. A. P. covering a thousand miles. Nine
I supreme court.
I •Much guns are mounted on each
ptfort hud been made by ate rorumittte considering the mation at the earliest possible con extends
Turkey will establish match and
Jouth from Franklin Connelly, R.
i> ^ n. u. p. Whit- •Hip in the three forwurd tur
Actioii'On the nomination of At>rond department to ini- Cramton bill for concentration of venience and a prompt ieply will
alcohol monopolies reserving thu toraVy General
T,
h
e.
iUWivislon
lies
west
ner.
R.
H.
Berg.
Dr.
C.
J.
Marshall
suRivcrvlew road.
rets.
The
after
deck
constitutes
bo appreciate^’’
prohibition enforcement.
•ole right to manufacture to theprcnio court waa held ui/by I t
of banford Avenue.
and Dr W. T. Langley.
the flight deck.
government or it* potyc >4iOQairg.ate Judiciary lub-cunmdttea,
A
T
S
Hold
Meeting
*
44 Citizens Are
New Stockholders
OPERATIONS OF FRIENDLY SPIRIT
MAGIC RING BEAT OF CO-OPERATION
DEMOCRAT IN N.Y. SHOWN AT DINNER
FINAL VOTE UPON
SHOALS M AY BE
TAKENSATURDAY
AD CAMPAIGN IS
PLANNED BY NEW
YORKCELERYMEN
Road Department
Put On Carpet By
Florida’s Governor
Six-Year-Old Girl
Lighting From Bus
Is Struck By Auto
Washington News
Pine Heights Tract Is Acquired By
Fort Mellon Development Company
*
�undersigned have associated thcnttelvcs together as a body corporate called
FO R R EST L A K E , President
President Seminole County Bank
F. P. FORSTER, Vice-President
President First National Bank
R. H. BICRG, Vice-President.
Secretary-Treasurer The Sanford HeraldI.
B. F. W H IT N E R , Secretary
Cashier First National Bank
H A R R Y T. BOD W E LL, General M anager
President and Treasurer Bodwell Realty
A. R, K E Y , Treasurer
...
;
Cashier Seminole County Bank
450A R D OF DHtECTORS
Forrest Lake
B. F. Whitner
F. P. Forster I
A. R. Key
R. H. Berg
George A. DeCottes
H arry T. Bodwell
Edward Higgins
�THE BANFORP HERALD. 8ATO0DAT, JANUARY 10,ISM.
Co-operation Did It,
Herald
As Brisbane Sees It
(T irr
«*V '
« s r • « •nmmUrAg *r,arW* y _
|. M Second CTess J,a5i.er'
JU ST A L IT T L E D E M O N S T R A T IO N O F S T R E N T H
The mott efficient eh»
days is the need of *1
Three Dangerous Things.
Two* Wonderfwb Legs. ’
Forty-three Pink Pearls.
No 19*5 Drop Yet.
BY ARTHUR BJUSBANH
17. 10IS. »t the Postofftee
'opl. Florid*, umV»i* Acl ot
DIMS—
sniso,—
They took- eight itffi
head of a Danas, TexJ
who forgot to use hii |
(CwnW M . «••*>
/Miumolln Avenue
>cusriurTinv iu t h s
»flr".*»7.W *Si*
ed In City bv Carrier,
!*e. Weekly Edition
IPItriAi.' \ i m 7 Hi
All nhinmry
lice*, ranis o f (hank*. rc -lu tlo n *
1 r,<il|r»» of f-rUt-rlnlrivioiiU wltere
Ope* nr,- mri«Ie vJll he
■ lit reunKr „4 I < • ' * « > , u r-jfljv
Movies are ‘great edo
Miami, Fla., a waiter «
slapping a customer wifi
TO AVOID TROUBLE, keep
ytfur hands off three things, a
man's money, family and'religion.
be fouiul for taicliiK care of visitors daily passing through
The Boiahcvik Government, need
this city.
ing monoy, and receiving Commun
For several years efforts have been made almost con ist complaints of certain Monka at
tinuously lo interest outsiders'in the proposition o f construct
ing a hotel in Sanford, e v i. to ineel with failure. Many have
Cttfi AniuclatMt* IJne«*i|H ••vnmbeen interested. Morn- have even declared tHeir intentions
th k A M o a n a n pn r m
W elilIt)»•«! In llte n «r frir n ntili- of constructing a hotel here and have capitalized on that,
ttlon nf nil news (Jlupstcnr* Only to hack out Inter with the simple statement that thc in
f>’ It nr nnt n lliifw lie rreilBut now we see
rl In t h i.■ii.Tii**r ntnl ntun ilieJnrul ducements were not sufticiently attractive.
*T!t piiMtsl.nl herein
All Rtrln*
organized
in
our
midst
a
group
o
f
business
and
professional
repullllr*tlnn of Aperlnl <II-*iW i’) i * nfrty O-eervt'1.
men, whom wo all know personally and in all of whom we
SATURDAY. JANUARY ll), 1023 have the utmost confidence, whose declared intention is to
GET located in this city a costly and adequate hotel.
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
The plan is simple and the wonder is that it was not
thought
of before. I»ul ii remained fo r a certain few far
V jtE W A W j ,QF. H UM ILITY: sighted
hi*
M with a perfect vision o f what the future holds
tfiiosncyrr exalt* tli himself shall
b r : abased: mul he thn* huniM'-Sli for this i ity to devise a system and work out the details o f ' socks the pearants, deeply relig
hffnrelf rh.-tl! !«• c:..ilt<d. Luke i tgan ication whereby stockholders are profited and a hotel ious, started killing Communists
1* 11.
is guaranteed. A corporation is formed in which every rcs- and burning their buildings..
tmcUncm of mind-let each
To light any religious U, dob-,
enteen’ other better than th,* i»- Idf lit o f Hanford i. urged to become a stockholder. This corstlvec. Book nut every man on lii.ij i oration owns or mntiois all the property lying between gerous for any government. •v '/
own Ithina.i, tr.it ever man al*.«» on i ’ lirnp inanch and Mrilnnville Avenue, and bounded on the
-I'htiippinn •
ONK OF Napoleon's first and
north ami south by bake M onroo and Union Avenue respect
wisert acts was to restord the statively. Tin: value of this property’ is certain lo he materially
us of the church and the salaries
enhanced.by
the immediate opening and construction of First
IMfMD|W¥l'jF£AK.
nnd dignities of the clergy, raying
Street, tiie lake front boulevard and other thoroughfares.
liv^A* firt'-fftai? h clean rind
that he also needed a spiritual Gen
Tim
lots in this; disinYI will In* resold for both business and
rnuaro,
darmerie.
residential purposes, and a valuable site wil be excluded
5 »\mi i iov- my *e” ow inan,
All the world ‘ reads^Afiotlt the
Avd I lend him n IihimI to lu-lp him which will -erve :r an added inducement to the hotel com
marvelous
ruining Finn. Nurmi.
ln»ar
pany.
Ii:-. burden whtmevor I rnn,
On Tuesday evening, in-tyew York,
iord not frnr what I lie future
'1 It* men who have been working diligently on this propo-j he broke two world’s igdoor rec
i bolds.
f iiion for month;-, and who have done a real service to the! ords. He's an iron man. He ran
;$Ibr what the reward ^h?ll b‘\
F*r tb<* mirrlity love Innl nil Vn- ciLy which n.aiu.l be estimated in dollars and cents, are to be the mile in four minutes, , 13 3-5
congratulated on both their business ability and their inter seconds, cutting n eecond off the
folds
WWiil
h
VVHI most s
siirol^r^pro
u r e l y , f ofor
r me,
est *n Sanford. All that is now needed to make Sanford world’s record. Then he ran five
lym'Hly
into the largest tourist resort in central Florida 1thousand metres, In fourteen min
i f l rpeak a gihfti* t.nrd M 'iheer
is
tin*
continued
co-operation between her business men and utes, 44 3*6 seconds, again breaking
«
one,
professional
men
h-tv.een city officials and private citizens, the world’s record. This mnn has
, SWhose r. JrroW;. hc>«.‘ ht«rju> , him
0
down,
/F i j i / •
in short between e very individual who resides in Sanford. wonderful legs.
^ u l I giv« him now hope to jour* Continue to woik together, Saufordites, and the future is
J,
ncy on
BUT YOU can buy for n few
•And change to n smile hit frown, yours to do with a ' you will.
n u i u
>m i
» m v
• w h w m
Bad Canadian new* *
weather is s
boil eggs in
water.
RepoYta it
country indii
turkey hash hau
All p^aaimiaf*
one in. St. Louis man >'
buried without any daft
In Maine a'man hai ]
years olfi which runt 5,
cause he never has trij
In Atlantai Ga., a
broke hts wif^’B jaw pt
home pretends,it was as
Without wailing to t|
a cashier's job one man]
a bank
In St. Louis.
A
J r .
t
•••
fil Kansas, a man ]
music to keep hta com
Tht-y will be thp laughiS
the epuritry. y •
^
In London, a hotel w ill
ed. Well, that's just gmI
rooms were a little Sid
usual.
’|
Indiana man claims hi J
eled two million mi lei J
just Wondered if he w u j
drin k,;;.;
____ _________
1
J
hundred dollars an automobile that
will do for civilization u thousand
ti nes whnt Nurmi could do.
Honor him, his legs, heart, lungs
nnd cournge, hut honor still more
highly such men ns the late Stelnmetz. A crippled hunchback, he
could not hove run five thousand
metres in two hours. But his brain
ran ns well ns Nurmi'a legs run.
If, bv the way, Stcinnietz came to
the United States today, n crippled
Jewish boy, ns he did forty or fifty
yenrs ngo, he would he sent home.
Iffihall not drer.ii whin the sitadow.wonilroii.', low
*
in-’ life is mcnitircd by wlmt
I meet,
wAixliAf*u'.vn -my owu .reword,
lo.the lave I rive makes iny h?nrt
complete,
»
-Awl dhrouglt it 1 gain the re*
?
ward.
pr whether rihvcll in a ban e by
the roaH
<> .
“O i-fn f Jfm»r l>w haunts *>f nu-m
jpnkcH bright llio
AH nbode.
WHY DOES the crowd pay
thinking brain? Because the crowd
can all run. Not all can think.
Anon
,IF YOU want' u i tring of pink
pearls for your wife, or friend,
npplv to young Mr. Leeds, son
of the lnte Princess Anastasia.
The pearls cost $340,000, not count
ing duty. Pearls have gone up,
the price is n million dollars now.
Lifting hbBub'Snn
iVonder bow thi* flapper 1 of l!h)2
1 wbe” y^ey. see some of, tfie <e
tlern dances?
ifviSKillui'TJ feported tb
im
t-.fi.vlnftlH!
have
Is thin snothev in; an v:.. ii:isv, wtMihi
d-Tif hyperbole?
ir vL'.-s—■
—
wa* a iron In this
town
t piiid pit hi' bills by th” honUi
Ult M.itdb, hut he i; (lend ij'.'jy.
tremor •
r*rtlinu;,I.'f
f ’ ftlt yesterday in •' In>*t•• I
Mtf'ttiw have -een t h * 'reiult
Sr* hrth'l iinnmmermehA*
>,»!') (t4ilnndl\\ anyMtJt* win:
n't buy stock in this ••art side
'• y icjjt rffinnnny is. either
' T p h "{' 11 pliyol.
to
1 see fast legs nnd care less for a
Ui.'il I tic walk be taken Tor pleas
ure” . The per im who dint's a weary frame long distances to j
and Item hi daily work seems to get nothing but harmful
f atigue from his effort. ITe needs to walk with his head up, his
lungs full of ftvsii air, his eyes taking in all the beauties along
his pail). Indeed lie must learn to find beauty as he goes,
whether it lie a glimpse of fairy clouds, a wayside flower, or
(he kindly face of some passing neighbor.
For the so-called brain-workers, Dr. Cummings points out,
inee this class, by reason of sedenlepy or mental occupation,
. tldein secures the amount of exercise essential to well-being,
walking is particularly beneficial.
*‘iiy I In* use on of tin* exercise involved,” General Cum
mings explains, “ systematic walking diverts a largely inereised volume of blood to the nmsihilar system and particu
larly to the lower extremities. As a result congestion in the*
interna! organ:* i t relieved. Many who have forgotten the
pleasures of walking will he urprised when they rehabilitate
this form of exeni e. They will uoliee a sensation o f huoI yaney and well-being that will o ffer ample reward for the
time and energy expended.”
.lust )imv far the Surgeon General’s "crusade" will go is
probh matical, hut In idea e all right. Here in Hanford there
are hundreds el* people who are in danger erf losing the use
of their feet entirely, judging from the absence o f use ac
ini tied them. Il.ere in Sanford, too, there are numbers of
; 1 np!e who could derive a lot n| pleasure, and incidentally
1 build up health and strength, if they would do some syste-
•r '/ntei.ee In n 1.<,h \nvele
TtniAulsy. That was rrliupst
than could bo expected* unl*r
:Uunvr.
ei*tld rays «■wv few
state can boast <,f an
as- Sanford. Every
nukes the same claim,
seem to Imlirnto they
ty.- Times-Union.
1 ’ ^ flu* ( ',*cn f'ols
^•:4»r nnjonnlc'l to
4iVr'lli'l a half miL
Wst .would '•(,rtnin!y
T*,l E Gffra CoRl wus
r. If 'ho avi re
a i much water a >
d t, sanitariums and
FORTY-THREE beautiful nink
pearls somebody will get them. The
poor lady who wnrc them, as the
wife of the Tin Pinto King and
then 11 Prince, brother of the G rek
King, has gone. She hns disap
peared as completely as the var
ious divers that brought them i j ,
"going nil linked to the hungry
r.hnrk," in their pearl diving.
So glory passes, nnd pearls reNO SIGN of that "great 1926
drop in the stock market” yet.
Stocks were up again yesterday,
wheat up with them. And the in
terest rate on call money of spec
ulation dropped to 2Ms percent.
The value of English money
keeps going up. The pound was
worth yesterday $4.77V», almost its
pre-war value.
Some European moneys are
worth more than the American
dollar. But they haven’t so many
dollars. That must be our conao-
Bad talcum powder waj
American women used 111
of it in 1924. But that’sid
gunpowder.
JUST IN PASSING
B f R. J. HOLLY
After that big dinner at the Orange nnd Black Hotel in
Longwood Inst night it is rather difficult to express our feel
ings over the event nnd to give Manager Clark and the goo
people of Longwood the real compliments they deserve.
Seminole county is getting in a way that will spell sue.
cess and co-opcrntion along nil lines. Seminole county is one
of thu best counties in the state nnd as such should show the
world what we have along the lines of industry, agriculture,
winter homes and hotels. The fnir at Longwood next Wed
nesday nnd Thursdny will open the eyes of the visitors to our
possibilities.
Tho Orlando Sentinol will start an nirplune route to T i
tusville and Cocoa next Tuesday. People must have the now;s
first hand there days nnd everything is speeding up. This
may be* jazz time but it is ccrtuinly high pressure along all
lines nnd everyone on their toes.
A fter all life is too short unless you can tali
some enjoyment out o f your business.
no room for formality in this bank.
We han
Our custom!
ers are our friends rather than our clients’. , itj
want your deposits, and we want you to comet*
Without going into detail about the wonderful proposi
tion of the hotul and business on new First Street Street
east of the* city 1 would like to unv that it in the biygest and
best proposition that has ever keen put before the people of
Sanford nnd of Florida arid ns poon .us it is pn the way ‘San
ford’s future Ms absolutely nsmircd.*' Ou'r best-effort*’ Should'
he expended on this proposition and not a single, solitary per
son in Sanford should lay down on the job— otherwise you will
not have any .job.
The Senate has disapproved the government
Muscle Shoals. We are coming more nnd more
lief that the government should be hands o ff on
that can be taken care of by private enterprise.
ernment operate the pimtoffice— that seems to be
keep them busy.
operation of
into the be
propositions
Let the gov
sufficient to
us whenever we can be of help to you;
,
SAN FO R D , F L O R ID A
Officers of the New York Life Insurance Company meet
ing at the Clarendon Hotel at Seabreeze say that Florida is
just entering into the greatest era of development and pros
perity. And a few years ago the life insurance companies were
afraid
to loan
money in Florida. Why, they even lonn money
»
n
*
1
Federal rnub in Chicago the other day netted three thou
sand stills. It seems that the present day stills are not in
the mountains or in the woods or ull not in Florida. They
Ret about ns many in the heart of the bin cities as they do
in the country.
Seven Lc
ON P A V E D STR E ET
Clarence Harrow and two other attorneys who represent
ed Leopold and l/>eb in ChieuRo for tho murder of the Franks
boy have received their fees uinountiiiR to $130,001). Rather
cheap price for saving necks of two murderers.
Orlando officials are visiting other Florida cities taking
notes on the manner in which said cities are governed and
vote bonds and do other things. Such n trip over South Flori
da would be good for Sanford men to take—only we are all
so busy just now in building up Sanford and so much is tak
ing place that we ure all afraid to leave for fear something
will take place while we are gone and we will miss it.
Winter Park is considering the sale of the electric light
plant to th? FJoHda Public Service Company. In oilier words
the big public service companies can furnish better service
and cheaper current than the municipal plant and in growing
ing cities today there is no money in the municipal plants
that to constantly enlarge to keep up with the increasing de
mand. It costs money to enlarge plants and any city that
can make money and cut out the expenses of bonds, higher
taxes and higher prices for the services.
F. L A N E
REALTO R
.
First National Bank Building.
•]
Booms 501-502. Phone 95
Sales Force Miss Bubu Williams, Mr. R. L. ShipP-
My old friend Bailey Mngrudcr died in Orlando t))e other
day and his death reminds me thnt I was hiti friend nnd ad
viser when he first contemplated his arcade and hotel and
theatre in Orlando. When other folks Inughed at his big ideas
and his visionary plans 1 urged him to go ahead and put it
over and he did and ho lived to see Orlando what I told him
it would be—a city of 25 000 people and ull hjs dreams realiz
ed. He was a town builder for it takes dreamers und people
with vision £b Vulld a town and not knockers.
"3. Having a place of busluesu
in Florida.
"4. Paying poll taxes and per•onul taxes, if any, to Florida ortij rials.
j “ 6. Registration for and voting
in primaries and elections in Flor; ida.
j ” <!. Reporting nnd paying feder
al income tuxes through the proper
1 iillkt in Florida. It is also sug; re.-ted tb it the nuw resident keep
■Ins bond',, mortgages, notes and
lather securities within the State of
I Florida,
"A ll of these circumstances are
; not essential in every case; but tho
fact.*, must (it least be such us to
evince a clear and positive IntenI ion in good faith to become a per
, nmuent resident of Florida to the
exclusion of any other state. In
ea.- o of controversy a change of legul residence from one statu tu
[another must be established affirm
atively by facts susceptible of proof
*|and not merely by declurntions of
intention. It is essential to termi
nate previous residence in another
date before u new residence cun
be established in Florida. If the
Sanford id groVvipg so fast and property is jumping so
fast that some of my friends are getting scared that they
will get their feet wet. Jump right in boys and get In over
your head. We intend to make Sanford the biggest city in
inland Florida and you can't go wrong in putting your money
on a sure thing. Values are going hiyher and you will be
sorry you did not get in the game earlier but you can make
money even on the rise in the prices—with the difference that
it will cost you more to get in inter than it will today. Even
tually, why not now?
C O N TE M PO R A R Y COM M ENT
ITA L IA N Socialists and Con)-,
■mmists demand a revolution to get
Kufe Hoskins says no mere nun
rid of Mui.aolini. The crisis there,
whatever it is to be, is not far off. is ever able to understand how a
Italy would have had a revolution milliner could fail in business. —
live-or six years ago had not Mus
solini taken charge, is the belief Okluhoma City Times.
of some that understand such mat
I f scientists succeed in turning
ters.
mercury into gold, we hate to think
HINO new in
what will become of the LackNorfolk, Virginia, tells of u man
Times Star.
found wandering unable to tell
who he <3 , a victim of aphasiu. His
Governor Nellie Ro;^ of Wyom
language is strange, no way of
ing,
gives a pretty good woman’s
identifying him apparently. He
wilt talk over the radio. Friends, reason for inability to attend the
"listening" may recognize-the lone inauguration of Governor, "Ma"
of his voice, claim fdm and help
him. What else can you'ruggctt Ferguson*'- o f Texas. She . will be
too busy.—Omaha World Herald.
for the indio to do?
Men’s efforts balance. Explor
ers aro always looking for lost
races, and missionaries are always
finding them.— Nashville Banner.
One swallow doesn’t make a
summer, though it may make n
funeral nowadays.—Columbia Re
cord.
You are as young as you think
you axe, says a noted opera sing
er, expounding her /philosophy of
life. This
confirms scientific
cluints that lgtw>L.ptu>i>le’s minds
never prbgrtwJ^ taydrid the sixyear-old.—-Fori IVLrth Star Tele
gram.
Persistency wins. Men and women
who are anxious to g e t ahead do not
side track saving*, b u t p u t it on the
main line for success. A n account
with the Seminole County Bank will
help you accomplish splendid results.
4% Interest Paid on Savings „
Accounts
�w m kr
Outfit
k id s': KATHRYN
AT
THE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School PstO A, M.
Society Edlter,
PHONE
its.
S&Witiel bulestbn
(ridge Club Hostess
CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Thd -Duplicate
Luncheon Club
. charmingly entertained Fttijr by. Mrs. Samuel Pulesten at
«Kbeati.tlful home in Rime Court.
The color scheme o f pink and
VwWt tria^ beautifully carried
it Tne’ table wtsa centered by
Kracefni basket filled with oink
uip dragon* and IfcveHder lari.Xhe- place cards were hand
tinted desigfra of •spring flowim
t^tfce tiaed colon.
m
. <5>t1sUafl %h»nce i Services 'a r t
hvld In the WmnaAV Club, Oak
Moniing'woffMp and sermon'll
A. M.\ Subject, “ Multitudes Mis Avenue, near Third 'Street, tvirrySunday morning at 11)00 o’clock.
sing the Mightiest Miracles."
Sunday Sehdof at; 10:0Q o’clock.
This1U the first of a serlcr of Subject for • ternorrow "Sacra*
sermons on:the* Lord's ■Prayer'. ■
m rtt” Wednesday craning theetYoungsPtotrfe’s Uniona ■8:30, 'A
cordial invitation • to all young
lint a Readpeople not engaged in training.
loan library
Folowlnjr the delirious luncheon
Evening worship and sermon at wfcert-all authorised literati
01) ijjdlcafe -yras played.
For. high
7:30. Subject,..“The March.From Christian Science. forty be
jOrea Mrt.. E. F. Hbdsholder and
the Marriage Attar. " * This is the bo'rrtwrd or curchaaed 4n ____
ra*'Ai/P.- Connelly Were presentsecond fot M X«tes of three ser A17'FlHt.'National Bank Building.
! beastifol lavender and pfhk
mons on the Modern Home.: Its Op^n, WjK^pfdaya, and .Saturdays
ted embrdfdered IbWela.
from .l:QCT to ‘fiiOO o'clock.* . •,
Covers w*hB laid for the mtirtAll ate Vricome to attend our bars who gro.M rs. Samuel Puwning 7:80 prayiblc study. Sub- sVtvitriapa make use of the retd- "Jon, Kps. A. P. Connelly, Mrs, R.
Most Abhorreht fng rodm,- »• ,:t * ' * *
A. Newman,. Mrs. F , K RoumtHAt,
Sfrs, F. E. Gantales, Mrs. E. F,
SCRAP lkGN CLASS;
HouhTloldtr., Mrs. J3. M. Galloway
The First Baptist Church hearti
and Mrs. 'Frank Miller;
ly invites Visitors, and dtixens to
’
.
share in' the inspiration of her
. £?*
Classified Directory bo
services. ’ 1* ;
your1shopping guHlc.
- nt
The ordinance of baptism will
o [each the lesion,
be adntjnVwortd, at the opening of
apged for a nwnthe evening service.'
v"Vig talks, Mr. Wlh- Convicted Sttyelr ,R»r
the class last Sun- 8th Tim eGclsRepriere
IAT10NAL CHURCH
Impyensed, with
‘ i* v.‘
■ CHICAGO, Jan._ 9. -1 Bernard
bundby School 0:45 o’clock. V
ar*nL convicted two yesni ago 4rf
Morning Service 1J:00- o’clock.
paying a policentan, for the eighth
ChrlftiahrEudeavor 8:45 o’clbck.
Unm ds* grafted'n reprieve q few
Evening 'Service 7:SA o’clock. ,
days bafdro the date set fob execu
Mid Week Prayer Meeting Wcdtion, Govembr Lcn Small gnfnted
nosday(7:30 P. n .
the ktay of eiccutfon 00 day* pendA L L SOULS /CHURCH
A cordial -welcome for alL . ..
Wg.a supremo court.dcclsion in the
Thomas J. Armstrong, Pastor.
case of Walter Krauscr sentenced
Tomorrow is the First Sunday with Grant’ to hang.
after Epiphany.. The feast of the
F!R$T METHODIST CHURCH Holy Family.
The present pastor, after four
Sunday School will be at 9 A ged Postal Employee
yedrs of services on the Tampa Dis o’clock Shaifc. Every child in the
Dies A fte r Operation
trict, has been with the Sanford parish is expected to attend.
Church 'just four Sundays, lie has
Low mass at 10:30 o’clock.
been greeted with fine congrega
Sermon: "Jesus Lost.”
NEW YORK, Jan. 0.— Edward
tions at every service, and the
Benediction of the Blessed Sac M. Morgan of Ohio, described by
work begins in a most hopeful way. rament after mass.
Now members are coming into the
Masses during the week at 7:30
church every Sunday. Next Sun
day an installation service for the
stewards will be held nt the eleven . B. P. O. E.’s Sanford Lodge No.
o’clock hour. The cervices for the 1241.
Regular meeting in W.
day are ns follows:
Hand building, Wednesday, Jan.
Sunday School, 0:30 a. m.
14, 8 P. M. Initiation business,
Preaching by the Pastor 11:00 balloting nnd important business
n. m., and 7:30 p. m.
regarding new home.—S. Ruugc,
Epworth League. C:30 n. m.
HYPNOTISM USED
Soc’y.
/
.,
Strangers cordially Invited to nil
IN OPERATIONS
services.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jacobson
and children, of Moline, 111., have
DORPAT. Lithuania, Jan. 8.—
HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL
arrived In Sanford to spend the Prof. A. Wnlinnch has recently
winter.
performed a -number of surgical
First Sunday after the Epiph
operations at the Dorpat University
Albert Martin of Apopka was in llosidtai which hnve attracted
any.
Sunday School at High
School Auditorium * W 5
o’clock, Sanford ‘ ' Friday returning, from much,iattention- heenuse ' hyprtosls
services at High School Auditor Tallahassee where he attended the wns substituted for narcotics. .The
ium at 11 o’clock when the Rev. inauguration of his brother Gov. patients are alleged to have suffer
John Martin. .
James Glass will preach.
er no pain.
In Club will meet
with, Mrs. A. M.
AvcWue.
_ ,
bating of the Holy
I be held at the
ft, O. Chase at 3
fr a d art in
p ill be opened to
Et's.Club.
L b 'tneetfng o f the
g e wUl be held at
r Church at 3 o’b i .
. i '<c *r—
lihrar Tea o f St.
1 be given at the
N. Robson on the
hlort" will Wfcet at
■i. Peter Thurston
ra, Peter Thurston
Thurston g ill be
part ment of the
HI.entertain with
fteW a y. Jap. .13
those who expect
quested to notify
. hostess. Phone
lorfs will be Itiadc
•isonD.A.R.
let Fi’iday
nthly meeting of
in Chapter of the
kid Friday after■eofgc 0. {Bishop
iostcf$ jMrs., An■gent,
cent, presiding.
Ulng from various
|mng the reports
E the committee on
i. Mellon, which referous gift of a
y Forrest Lake and
well: *' Plans ' were
ng funds for the
boulder upon which
ablet, marking one
lost historic spots,
ere perfected for a
o be 'given at the
Friday afternoon.
Ech time it is hoped
Is will be realized
King chairmen and
pro appointed: KitchK. Watson; Tables
rj. G. LTEoucks, ond
onardy; Reservations,
itcrling; Decorations,
Lake; Finance, Mrs.
frshall; Scaling, Mrs.
Phillips,
motion of Mrs, PattcrIpter historian was nc[regrot and the nppuintpr successor was ieft
pg*nt.
t the business two de
hors on "Famous Moth[ World," were read by
Loucka and Mrs. L It.
In unusual paper, writyoung ntudent of Now
in., which won’Die prize
dal Dame’s cutest in
was ieofi by Mrs. Dc-
LIQUOR AGENTS ACTIVE
is reported,bar A. L. Allen, ii
-----*—
f
prohibition director fo r the
,7«n. 10. — During the
till period from Pec. 1, •rail W. C! Cnimbley, group
kc. 1. 1021, prohibition tor in yharge of the dry fliffd 1
? CHICAGO, Jin. ■H&vCon'fcatfonj accnts
They alsd Mixed 17,4*5 galk
Florida seized ,property
,_
of “ Coxy” Dolan and Jimmy O’Con- with a <a*h value of 4201,159.35, it liquor and 25 automobile*;' *
rfetl wift % flb
from baseKail before'-the World Series were
h«tctm last oulnmn were hiaflc pub
lic today,by Commissioner Landis,
th e documents total approximately
ttf? thousand words including not
only confessions o f. the former
r T h at Delicious Rotate Cooked
Giant player* but other testimony
misand evidence jrW ived by com
comniisMoncr In Coiffleqtlon with charges
attempted'bribeiy to aid the Giants
to win the National Lenguc pen*
®*nh 1- : ,
.- ,
in O f Giant i
Made Public'
SUNDAY DINNER
K u K la x F ig h tin g For
Existence In Kansas
TOPEKA, Kan., Jan. 10.— The
State. Supreme Court Friday will
rule upon three questions of state
and national interest. In one de
cision Ku Klux Klan cither will be
sanctioned or outlawed from activ
ity in Kansas. The state contend t
COURTEOUS SERVICE
L IB E R A L T A B L E
R E A S O N A B LE PfclCE
defense is that it is a benevolent
society and is not organized for
profit.
ENTER TAINER
M onologue-Pianblogtie
Songs in Costdmc
J. H. C R A M E R
Embroidery, iridescent, beads nnd
pink satin make thfu frock what
it is, ond you must admit it is
pretty gpod. The narrow ■front
panel and the wide side ones arc
applied so flatly that they contri
bute to the general straight line
silhobettc while tbo wide band of
embroidery horizontally placed
gives the effect o f 'a low girdle.
Wide bend fringe rtakes an inter
esting hemline.
has Just received another shipment
of F|sh and Birds at his
unique place
Friday Night, 8 O’clock
COST YOU NOTHING TO LOOK
THEM OVER. YOU’LL NOT RE
GRET, THE TIME. THE GOLD
FISH THEY ARK PRETTY. THE
CANARIES THEY ARE FINE.
Benefit Congregational ParsonRgb
J A N U A R Y 23
TICKETS— GOc— 25c
BRADENTON PERMITS HEAVY
1‘ » l ’ *' ' *ifJ,'
BRADENTON, Jan. lb.^Build
ing permitn issued here during 1924
called for expenditures lutnling SL
UM,120, according to official rec
ords. Cost of 'strucUn'es outside
the city limits bjipg the total to
A much higher figuiv, in stated * A
largo increase was shown in tho
nuinl ei of homes covered by the
peunitsi
anson
rArtist
i* r,
z tho motion td'adjourn
0 served a delicious snl•j*❖ *t**>*o>*>-t**j*
rsonals
•:*•>•>•>
Light W eight Flannel Dresses in plain colors
$29.00 Each
m Anderson leaves,Satiing for Albany, Ga.
'urner of Tampa spent
Sanford on business.
nlsh, qf Daytona, is
few days in Sanford.
McConnell of Ashvillc. N.
ke guest of tho Valdez
I a few days.
■
■
l B. Curry, pf Tampa, was
is visitor ifi Sahford dur.paat Week.
On Thursday, at High School Auditoriuhi, the New Etlinon proved thut there is
no difference between its Re-Cruatlon of
music and the original music.
It was
proof that would be good in any court of
law.
a short while fn Sanford.
. W. Lawton and daughChnrlotte Lawton, Bpcnt
in Sanford.
I f you did not attend, take the toublu
to find out exactly what happened. Inves
tigate all the details of this drastic test.
It wns given particularly for the musiclovers of Sanford— so that they might
know, through their own personal experiehco, that there is a phonograph which
onn give them the exact performance of
the living artist.
ii Mrs. Clifford Bell have
Kucat Cant. W. E. Yontz
M e .W C .
*
i Mrj. L. P, McCullcr and
fro gqvals <of tho Montetiekenberg and W. E. McOaceola are spending
•end in Sanford.
Elizabeth Spencer, famous soprano,
made the test. She stood on the platform,
besides the New Edison. She sang. In the
midst of her song she stopped singing.
The New Edison took up the song and con
tinued it along. Thus, they alternated—
singer and phonograph.
The audience had to watch Mias Spen
cer’s lips, in order to lie certain which was
singing. The New Edison’s triumph was
complete ami spectacular.
Remember that no other phonograph
cun sustain this test! Remember that you
want a phonograph which does! And re
member that thu New Edison did it— right
here in Sanford*
erry
Be}i has as her
las Loube Lackey of
N. C,
• E.-Gonzales has rcturn-
1 0rlando where she has
ling her nister for
the
T.GERMANS READ
N, Jan. 10,— Booksellers
lat the German reading
llccts primnily fiction, with
travel a closo second. Po
ind adventure stories are
and there is a brisk der volumes on sports and
\8l9t books aro a drug on
na
seeks
y
.
m. c. a
.
‘ ONA. Jan. 10.— Decision
TtmthetMt^Mincli n rtrive
*t March to raise 3-100,000
wlern Y. M. C. A. building.
will provi.lc for
35 beauitful dresses in bright colors, heavy weight, canton and P rinted Crepe.
$23.50 to $29.00
Wool Flannels For Early Spring Dresses, plain and stripes, light weight
French flannels, 36 to 54 in.
$2.75 to $4.00 yard
THE YOWELL COMPANY
PHONOGRAPH
You can have, in your own home, the
exact kind of inxtrument uaud in the teat.
This waa an Official Laboratory Model—
loaned by Mr. and Mra. L. II. Glbba. Select,
and New Edison in our store, and we will
guarantee it to auatain tho test of direct
comparison, and to do everything that was
done in the teat nt High School Auditorium.
you this newctirera.Uotahrdenunuuetanun
Aak uh about our Budget Plan. It brings
you this new Edison for a .small payment,
Any man or woman, who loves music, can
make a gentlemlln’a agreement with uu.
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32
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MOM’N POP-
-New Y ea r Resolutions
:W
IS BADLY
ATER B Y GRID I
With Yankees
o °T t
In Sanford
_ . , 'V rtsflin .---T u s l" « r o li- i
* cn Up W ith D efeat o f L e w is
U y F orm er N ebraska S tar
For W in ter
rJ n
: mford'B arrny ot winter
rcahlentg was added this week a
T ratta
Pay Big Money To
Visiting Turfnmen
LOUISVILLE. 'Jan. 10,-More
W ‘ C.
r “. baBlban
firma™
" ‘ than J1.500,000 was distributed in
W.
Baby I>«I1”
j acob.
purses and stakes during the 160
;
of
th
e
«•
dnys
of racing on Kentucky tracks
Browns and former Southern Lea.
last season. Western turfmen, for
the first time in several years,
|^
A v e n u e . h‘8 rtSidCnCC a t
won the majority of the purses,
j . 3?r* Jacobson, or “ Baby Doll”
. V . t0‘ a* amount distributed
no
• j h*: ‘8 kn°wn wherever he has play- snnoim ' fairs;. was IM75.525, or
11.10,000 moro than in 1023. Oponng of a new track at Ashland was
J f;
°»ff«clders i„ the came, the reason for the increase,
tiallaher brothers
began his career at Chnttnnooga, his homo and made
n renu- ^,winn,n^ atah!<?» in«Kentucky! due
--------•• l l | I U *
t'ltion there
of Chilhowee.the
the
. , showing
-----Chilhowee.
there snffi-i™*
sufficient to win ..
him to K«od
crack three-year-old just sold for
n reported sum of $50,000. Their
net winnings were $80371, of
• s a s which ( hilhowee nlonb won $75,130.
Johnson N. Camden, president of
the Kentucky Jockey club who
hcM rthtehemi<£ t.W° yoar" ht> hnH raced an extensive stable, won -13
accentimr 7h
,e.n‘rV' rcc,,r,J Uir races and earned $67,135. E. It.
Bradley
master of Idle Hour I
Lcxl,!Kton* Ky- collected'
to’Sn fnrd
wa: Accompanieil $oi,.»i»7 on hia runners.
i r a m e l"T l_ by^ ?
They will i TW
0women figured conspicuous
ly hs owners of the winners of the
• • r port for "Pring training two highest price races of the seab u r i n i * £ nm: n.t Tar,H,n Springs': Min. .Mrs. It. AT. Hoots of Tulsa,
ni... nR .^ L' Wlnter, however, the WK,a- sent the winner of the Gold»'ar| of his spare time hnnttirvale^ cn
Kentucky Derby to the
fbhinic.
Mnc So?* Jn BJac*k Gold, who won $57,— » for her. An uistern horsewemnn. Mrs. William K. Vander
bilt, collected $55,500 ns a result
rr Sarazcn's victory in the third
I International Special at I^itonia,
S
when
■f£NE\Y
YORK7
Jan.
TO—Tlic sen
.
A MV.
m 1
_ f ■
a
. . ■
sational victory of Wavnc (B ig)
!*«n n , -formei Nebraska football I
LStranub r) Lewis at
. nnsa* City Thursday night in n!
' -,Ii“ C sPr0*Hle fur th<* world's
f™»mpwaihip may mark*
Breaking up of the so-1
“ f * ! 1 wrestling trust” which has
•* T11*1 L'ame since its post
war revival.
ilw,„_ r __i7,a 52,50 Pound
|"»***»| giant,
i.-mni, has
nan
, n familiar to -feo lM l /aj.x ns nl
thV Unlvrrnify of
1 ™
“ efeven but « Vtsl«le of r
•Me mJddli; west. Ins wresting nc-i
.i.u ef % V ° urtkno*n. HU mi* • 1
m
■l* 7 i!r * w;,;
raided,
miVhf T thci way ,n which thi <1
Ouihful novice
toyed with the
etcrnn strangler. handling him no
hanlVnt l /,at 4U WUs nt‘nt to a
oapital afU*r the match, startled
resiling circles evcryw he^ Fri-
Ch ic k MW Bov . 1 WANT U> HAVE
A HEART TO MtART TALK WITH
You - a s v o u b fa th er l sh o u ld
PAV MORE,- ATT6MTI0M t o THOSE.
T him GS WHICH m e a n m u c h
T o A MOUNG MAN STARTING
O n LIFE'S JOURNEV
(w e s s iR ' l
r r
I w a n t Tb DO. MORE
TOu HERE AFTER - VOu
NEE.D MORE MOMEV TO
MEET THE SOCIAL
OBLIGATIONS WHICH
A WOUNG MAN MUST
assu m e •m e s e
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Classified Directory
Advertishnr
Miscellaneous
.Automobiles
T IN AND M ETAL WORK
*
W A N T E D
R eal Estate
Houses For Rent
R A T E S JAMES H. COWAN— All kinds LEARN ABOUT YeTR County and
For Sale
P A I N T and Poi
Year
Make
Type
o f Tin and Sheet Meta! Work.
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele*
1921
Chevrolet
Touring W A N T TO §E L L —List your pro
Water and Boat Tanka. A t Oak
A L L WOOL SUIT8
1923
perty with ua now. Your de HERE’S THREE GOOD ONES EOH RENT— Four room house
medinm
in
Ford
Pnnnell
Avenue and Third Street Tele
Tailored to measure, guaranteed
witwgnragc. Also one six room
South
Florida
Published
mornlnge,
1922
phone 111.
Dodge
Touring scription will go in new catalogue
to fit. $-5.00.
Sanitary hand
hou.-e. L. II. Steele, phone 010-J.
Star-Teiegram. Lakeland. Flo.
1924
now
being
made
up.
See
the
new
£ ord
Fordor Sedan
cleaning and pressing. Scotch
T Y P EW RITERS AND REPAIRS
•tautr I ‘J OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales Woolen Mills, 305 East Second 1924
O '
Dodge
Ton truck manager nt the new location. t\,
All makes of typewriters for
1923
through the Xenia Gaxetta. Street.
Dodge
Coupe A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st
Houses For Sale
sale on easy terms, for rent also Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural
1921n ,
National Bank B l d g . _______ __ And next week is going to be too
Touring
repair*.
Office
supplies.
Room
9
district
WanY
ad
and
display
free
Sanford Building and Loan As
WANTED—To buy from owner,
late. Act Now.
Prjre Right—Terms Right.
Ball Bldg.
T*¥am
«•% ——
—a.
• 9
ratea #
on
request
EOR SA LE —Four five
room
sociation Preferred Stock can be
I. W. PH ILLIPS' SON.
one or more building lots. Well
WHEN L WAS HOUR AGE 1 HAD A
dottbl. above
REAL ESTATE
bungalows lined throughout, just
cashed on 00 days notice, interest
Fla.
loented
nnd
must
be
bargnin.
Stnte
»-El»nEH—ClassALLOWANCE! VOHO
HARD TIME GETTING STARTED-BUT
off pnved highway. Price $800.00
G O SH -T
D. A- CALDER & R .R . ELDRIDGE I J " 1* have the largeat clrcu- payable April 1st and October 1st FOR SALK — Pr^ctlcnlly new price nnd terms, box 61 care of
6EEP0P
SOU NEED NCfT GO THROUGH THAT
S a id a l l o w a n c e ?•
SUBURBAN HOME
each for quick sale.
Muse be'
n
.!°n.
n
Bouthwaaterq
Oaorala. you can’t beat It
1 KNEW
Sanford
Herald.
Real
Eitate
Brokers—
All
kinds
of
B*'* *« f«-word) Una,
iT in t* foigth
th ats
TttMiNG EXPERIENCE - 1 HAVE MADE
scon to be appreciated. Can give
o ,E r ,KeI.Tour,n* iar« ran ab°ut
I ’VE Gcnr s o u A J O B »
property
listed
and
for
sale.
Of
Coupons
'given
with
ere
Buy
eight
per
cent
Preferred
T hcrevuas
J,uoo miles, good discount, quick
g reatterms. A. H. Hawk. Gindcrville.
ARRANGEMENTS TO PROVIDE AN
REPORT AT THE OFFICE
l*o for l n t
fice 108 Second S t, Near Park TO REACH tho prosperous farm- Stock in thf Uanford Building and sale. Party leaving in few days. WANTED— Position ns salesman, .
A
CATCH
Tb
^
“
«
°
'
d
Puri
hcw
MUCH
ere
and
fern
growers
of
Votnaia
INCOME FOR MOU WHICH VUILL
by
young
married
man,
with
i
Located
just
out
side
tho
city
limAvenue.
Phone
282.
AT 7:30 AM.TDM0RR0U3P.
Loan
Association,
established
1908.
Phone
424.
The holdcc of the mr*tl
ItU
ra lrtsu t to
county advertiso in the DeLand
ALLOWANCE
gents or dry goods store. Ex- M‘ f* on the road to the Country
MAKE IT UNNECEfiSARV FOR
J. E. SPURLING', sub-division Dally News, rate lc per word, caab
tloa.
coupona on.March lst£M
TMPCTi \
pcrienced in both.
Can furnish Club. Nice new bungalow with
Tampa—Water supply system to
( DO L GET
M o u T o COME.TO M E
FOR SALE
• The M a
specialist
Subdivision
to
Or
with orvler.
radlb je t . frce ■
best
references.
Employed
in San- mw'ern conveniences— lights, own
to rs.pomlbl*
be
instated
in
Sunset
Park
addi
TOR MCNEM HEREAFTER
lando, Florida, and F l o r a
$195 00 FOnl t0Ur,nL'’ vcr>' Bood, ford nt present. Address. 211 E. water system, telephone, etc., 2214
r i r
rr.et Insertion,
tion.
Columbia, Okeft I
Heights, Florida on Dixie Hlgh- MAINE!— Wutervllte, Morning
for inbasquent
acres of land, seven cleared, orange
tlnel. Thousands of Maine peo FOR SALE— 10 ncres celery land,
way._____________
j offles obonM bo
V ocolion and
Superior model Chevrolet, nil Sixth Street.
th e "tni.'it,” which Lewis has *
trees, und place in good shape.
ple
are
interested
in
Florida
prop,
latoly la oaoo of
new
cord
tires,
$285.00
lot 4, Eureka Hammock. Rich
STOVES
Jipinatcd for tin past few yours. I
Records
Close to Country Club. Can bo
FOR SALE
erty. Reach them through tbt ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba
$48500**°^° ‘ 0UrinK . fine shape.
*6 Indud.-d Joe Stocher. Earl!
SANFORD STOVE WORKS— Oil Sentinel. Rate card on applica non, Ind.
Selected Maine grown seed po bought on terms. Price $5,500.00.
luilfir
itn«l Stanislaus
Wtontri. .. fiUfhAlU
'/i
* i
iddock
Zbyizkol
hooontotrio tbor■ m If, ami
...........-..is.Atii.i
P IN E S
Most folks forgot that the kid-'
stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, tion.
tatoes.
Spaulding Rose I, $3.75
Ford Coupe, fair shape $1.95.
prtih ratoo, raise
311 E . 2 n d 81.
nrys like the bowels, sometimes
u
om al v,,rioua Union haw
ovens and victrotns. Your credit XiiVUKTISE m tEe Journal-Her- PAPER SHELL PECANS—60c lb.
per bag; Bliiis Triumph $4.25 per
will
giro
you
SAN
JUAN
GARAGE
BUNGALQW
Id U f
world's entch.at-cntrS.
get sluggish and clogged nnd reed
hag.
is good. Phone 49L-3. 321 First
»tion. And11 If
J. F. Kick!iter, Stark, Fla.*
aid. South Georgia’s greatest
Street.___ '
a
flushing occasionally, eise we
rill osolot you In
CHASE
4
T
COMPANY
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
lot ad to make
On Purk Ave. Close in.
Five have backache and dull misery in
TO THE PUBLIC:
Sanford, Fla.
0 0 YOU NEED MONEY?---- weekly nnd Sunday CLoasifled ratei CASH— Pnid for falso teeth, den
rooms and Bath. Completely fur tlie kidney region, severe head
The following nnmed contract
tal gold, platinum and discard
We have money to loan on First 10c Per line. Waycress Journalnished.
Side walk:! nnd.street pav aches. rheumatic twinges, tbrpld
_
_
WANTED—Counter
girls.
I.uReth
ors
arc
fair
to
Organized
Labor
ed
jewelry—
Hoke
Smelting
and
Mortgage— Sanford Bond and Herald, Waycrosa. Georgia.
ing pnid. A bargain, complete ut liver, acid lomnche, Hhvplcssncas
and pay the Union"Scale" set""by
Cafeteria,
Refining Co., Otsego, Mich.
Mortgage Co.
$7,000.00.
nnd nil sorts of blndder disorders.
Local No. 1201 „ f Painters, Dec- flVAVT!.'n
TAM PA MORNING TRIBUNE__
champion at thiT Gracco...............
. subscription to
lu the BABY CHICKS— Ready now, 10,- orators and Paper Hungers of WANTED— By young man now
, , } « « simply must keep your
Send
in
your
R
p
r
l
i
n
C
L
,
.
.
.
.
Jockt;y
IIa«-ry
stptta
rode
the
—
.
mim style.
engaged as auditor by large
kidneys active nnd clean nnd the.
Tribune or hand it to your local 1
Wl‘ekly, all profit rankers. America:
CORNER LOT
Rooms For Rent
111 J T .U IU o n o w most winners, followed In order by
-----corporation, several small sets of
moment you feel an ache or pain fn
Prompt Shipments nnd. quality
dealer
so
you
can
read
Florida’s
SnKSS
,!Tlan of a thouUwrence
Gam----V
Temportnn,
• , a -,
^McDermott.
— ——I
• Mack
•M V
VJ
4. 1
d holds, und Steelier both have
greatest newspaper.
Ono year guaranteed— Continental Hatch
C. ( oiler, C. F. Metcalf, Horace hooks to keep in spare time. Rates Located on (ink Ave., clone in. Ihe kidney region bcgiif drinking
er, hddio Pool and Ivan Parke.
J0
—
THe
German
FOR
RENT—
Rooms
with
or
with
Also get about’
ery,
Box
204,
Valdosta,
Gn.
-fu
u£ro.
competion, DUl
hut
$8.00, 0 months $4.00, three months
w
Im k
v» im. a..c^ v’c Y'n'iainMi,
Jiminez, II. Harrow, It. L. Sel reasonable. Box 25, cure of Her- Eastern exposure.' In nice neigh lots of water.
i aid.
vis hhii kept up a busy schedule.
out mnals.
Reasonable rates. |L.OO. I f you desire $1,000 inaurfour ounces of Jnd Suits from any
lers
Jesse
Cook.
T.
S.
Delk,
I.
S.i
borhood. Street Paving und side
in, failed to
TIFLIS. Jan. 10— One hundred
Lincoln Hotel.
r«k o , veteran Polish wrestler,
nnco policy add 75 cents to your FOR SALK— Reasonable 10 acres
wulks paid. Can bo bought .on good drug store hole, take a tub- .
v
l
l
i
f
t
*
’
n*
M*
U.
u
,n,nP
na‘l
G.
W.
WANTED—
Man
between
reason-|
celery
wires,
very
good
con
.,r
10 and very easy terms. Price $l.50i£0. It spoonful in a glass of water *
FOR RENT—$25.00 per month, erder.
> ^ aV Htar l " th” Jay* of Goteh
bnLr°rS an<1 thousands of cattle i
Venable. Dorsey, Howard, Kelly, S.
"-•• years of. age for traveling
l ave frozen to death ilurin^
dition. See Sam Fleischer.
Haekensrlimidt. the famous
before breakfast for a few days
10-room house in country near “ DO YOU W A N T to buy
O. Shinholser. We also ask the position. Small bond r<M]uirp<l.
« -,
---- ••• nH»injur
ixsian Lion
returned
--reedntly
v t .«.iiv ijr
1
C
and your kidneys will then act
paved
highway,
good
location,
public
to
see
their
painters
have
anything?".
If
so
advertlao
In
l*
0 (ly or criKinc. On the*
Gainesville, Jan. 10— Florida uniBetter Baby Chix
For particulars write C. C. Josing throughout the causacus.
bis country to attempt u comefine. This famous salts is made
SEE OUR LARGE LISTING
electric lights, good water. H. C. the ‘'Gainesville Sun.”
their local card.
cooti-.rv, emphiula wn. ,a;.j ,
( oach White put his men through
vtrsity, for the first'time this seaI lin, Gen. Del. Sanford, giving full
From
from the acid of grapes and lem
DuBosc.
H.
Darron,
Pres.
BEFORE
BUYING.
™rv
“
“
"j.
*",.00,,,
n_
c
r
,
_
a
brisk
drill.
He
faces
the
task
(address and telephone number.
PINERREEZE FARMS
tocher Won the title in a tourfMn rt:uln e< lht* ProsPicts of soineon juice, combined with lithin. nnd
""ciaTkyj,!r«INIr
—C,ara,b'ir,f'
Th*
FOR RENT— Desirable upstairs in p i»,iin »U a^ K*ponent. morning Florida’s largest Poultry Farm
tning that may shape into a basket- of building anew from the ground
11'bn Mchool team ....
lenL hero in Wilt in which Cnd- .
is intended to flush clogged kid
varietj
“ Werc of tho f «-°ak , . STOCKHOLM, Jan. 10—
Sunday, morning Issue.
Us
room with two beds. 300 Pal Including
\\ AN T TO HEAR— From owner
(Not a Hatchery)
I cent per word, minimum We.
neys and help stimulate them to
’ ,u w,s. Bnd 'Vladek Zhyazko
BRITT
REALTY
COMPANY,
INC.
•b»y
of
February.
1!»25
nt
the
Onurtmetto
Ave.
having fnrm for sale; give par
Every chick sired by our pedi
^DIRECTORY
activity. It nlso helps neutralize
? ; ac ‘Jit0*' entrants. He lost
h ® ones
M r for $5,,or
d k v e lo pr m h a t t e n t io n --Pen- greed moles direct from high rec ..Vu*.®. 1,1 Manfonl. Semlnolo ( ’minty, ticulars and lowest price.—John J.
REALTORS
t December, W20, howev
Morlila, KaliI Knit being ,i „ult to
the acids in tho urine so they no
encnla
Is
boKlnnlror
the
greateet
de{^ ° and $10,000. There reems to
FOR RENT— Desirable bedroom
Chix that
“ tl.; ill N. II. darner, nml A. Black,
U,nik Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin.
velopment In niurlda'e hlelr.ry; a ord trapnested hons.
longer irritate thus helping to replace within easy'
202 First Street
JS r h° haa re”ignwi'ever°since
“^ ^ g
Sanford,
Fla.
I
.
(
onnelly
In
thu
ulmvi.
ileaarlbeii
,
‘
for young men. References exWAV
HL’JlS." ,J o' ,» r highway m the niuko you profits, $20 per hundred. Ifinilta* •in.I v.iu ...... ti.s....... .. .i
liovr bladder disorders.
iple
‘ "of Sanford
“ nfr
Pt for a ten month’s interval! than durim'
Uth arrrnt,' r form ; r ,
ing of ,he team, for they tabled
N I'.Anrt.r.on , > h o ' h „ ; ' th " o S ^ n S w u f S " "
chaqge. Reply H. Caro of Herald. mrnf|nne?c.hi JH"*,, On'shed; a two $180 per thousand. Delivered Jan himls; nml you nre tbCn anil the, • \\ ANTED—To interview men and
..
.... -rs In S ? L ^ C!?• t,0" nll>' I’OIIVUUI
rY!l*i
.
"
mnke
answer
lo
m
il
often
needed,
fig which Stanislaus Zbyscko holidnv.
..^?. Ka!no hef°r0 the
Jnd Salts is inexpensive; makes
an engine attachment for this pur. Gatorlan | s.
million do.Inr bridge aernf.s KscsmHul
women
who
arc
interested
in
powerful
quints
filed. .iKiiinsi
against you
Vo , _ t-s.. _ , • i
uary 20th. Order early, as al bill
. ... of
... eomplnlnt
■ ■............ ......
.
..
. ..
.
since Ihe recent disa- wuhout practice, with virtually n o '«
nt .th0 ‘ «>P. ZbysTko dethron- over ‘S ' J . ^ sbarK;» team, how
started: qunrtur
million
it when any spen
delightful effervescent | lithla .
Building
M
aterial
bereln.
otherwise
n
decree
pro
iontaking
training
in
the
following
mentlnwer A oT ' 1 ye.ar" , uf
S S S l l S,,um
u i dowp the Hast Const
White Leg
........... May.O,
.. ............
— ■but lost " ' ,r '
ra‘ ed highly and »a i-_.
dollar opera houae under ronatruc* ready half sold out.
1021
hot
required. It Is
w a t u r drink which everybody
,,
.
,
Street
and
are
now
nrenaraP
m , II .^i'
•s t,evice can , when thev
.
tlon;
two
millions
being
spent
on
an*?"each'
o
f"ym
it*
r<
>
<
*
UK'*ln,‘l
youj
}>«»"«?•>»»,
bookkeeping,
nccounthorns
only.
Plnebreeze
Farm,
Cal
w r t lT S
oe inst“
installed
any ordinary I conto. >h.;y droppSl",11 “ <iunrtet
o I ffiKST °
phnbetlcally
for MIRACLE Concrete Co., general highway; greatest chance for live lahan. Florida.
jf
In V V rt4 m “ title “ i v V *
should take now and then to help
were building* for ~ * ‘--liy--e.
ll«| on
° » any
do first class repair work on all makes o f cars.
h
lt In further ordered thnt tbl»|
"hortlinrtl,
typewriting,
or
developers to get
In on
ground
' W.Mitr. 3. m -J. " ra UU!’
« . n' l * 1
K“ " r“ r‘l *»«m
keep their kidneys clean.
motor and makes it possible
use Joirnev w i r ^ '„ ‘ |VU ,C?Unt8* Thcement.................................ifld.
work, sidewalks, bu.
riiutiou be piibllsiied once u week comP ' ° ‘ e stenogrnpiiie work. Same
Latb
“
ri
ay
?
!"»*
‘
ht:
Prange
and
crude
oil,
kerosene,
tvmui
^
wtrn
and
defeat
ridden
-V then
most of Lowin’ I... #■ 1,,' nt.V' “ aturday afternoon
fi°°C*
r j.® Development DepartA well-known
local druggist
L“ ll."la!',.r on,.®cu“ v« weeks. Ill the may he taken by full time or part
Ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J.
nient Th# panwncola N w w
lu .Z .h(!r(!t! rncn may play their ffrst
I f you can't get to ua
I\ TIIK ( IIM'I IT r o l ’llT OK TIIKI ttanford Herald; a iiewnpaper puli- time. Write stating age and give
2 * el l " xr Joine‘1 Jn practice to. Home
i .*
ice in this
Terwjlleger.
“
game.
South'ern'
fa
says he sell lots of Jad Salts to
P
rop.
i
L
h
tnVC
,Kr
°
f
lhw
*'"«>Uils^n,C
a
h
ndK
<
Byn
rdhf
,la
it,^Contnins
SKVK.MTII
Jinill'IAi,
Clltri
u
t
:
In
Seminole
I’oiiniy,
Florida.
AUGUST
A
BBt
......
■
>
’>
a
host
of
aspiring
varsity
CHRONICLE — Au
. 1hL* crux of the problem, sayi the
iog type, where liUje. Known sell and K . m n i i ' forwnrd»: Rua» U«d to come here to run up the1*
folks,who believe in trying to cor
OF I*l.o It 11*A• l.\ Axil
Foil .. "Ilness my bund an Clerk of k.i M telephone number. 123 Herald.
tECJORY
Lumber and Building Material
, Busta, Ga.—Augusta's greatest
inventor, was the fact that crude culle
icTits
eonipnratlve"*“ “ have
*~ been
’
A
fin TcntV nnr* ’
a" d Huf.,
^ . i; „ !nanyaf. \vhoai uncovered exSRJIIXOI.K COIMTV. FI.OHIIIA. ‘ ""rt. anil the seal tlierenf. ibis
STEWART’S
SUB-DIVISION
rect kidney trouble while it is only
Carter
Lumber
Compan)
IONB
’ .ceate‘ *. * nose players Com- coritly there has been iilm i.i" re* oil
be completely
*V victims for his famous
Classified medium, rate cash .09c |
IN CHAn J kVi v ......... ..
‘ a® ",h >'“ >• of December, A. D. WANTED TO RENT—Jun. 15 to
— C A L L 2 2 - J ____
'7 cannot
.... completely
vap^riz- v
Altamonte Springs
trouble. By all means havo your
appearance
N. Laurel St,
Phone
t|„
••Orinic"l y‘'r5 c“ ra'
ll" " S ' n l m o l t ' 1
ock.
148
charge. 10c per line, minimum; N’- “ • “ nrner and a . t*. Connelly, Jsr.iji
.......
Ju«o 15, 3 room apartment or
Two hundred beautiful building physician examino your kidneys nt
F..
A. noiTdt.ASH.
----n . 1 * ..........
,.
I u.n ther the Lokelanders would he
Complainants.
‘
HILL LUMBER CO. House a •30c.
...........
Clerk of the cireult Court'of *nu»ll furnished house. A. P. Con- lots, prices range $150 to $H50. least twice a year.
Service, Quality and Price.
Hemlmile
County..
Florida,
nelly
&
Suns.
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. __ S t ,"',orhtn I.and A Colonization ComSee these large lots before you
M. WKKKH. D. C.
_______ _______________________ •
Johns County is reached throuirh
Fany. Limited, n Corporation; the (leorgeUyt|.A.Herring.
'■■■■■■■H ua
iv a u t p ii
v
. _
buy elsewhere. Don’t buy n lot
,
,
.
.
griintecK
Directory
tho SL Augustino Evening R ^ S f f i1 niul
unk"other
" wa h,r"'
Solicitor for ComplalnaiitK.
>V ': , *... * T * ar,l . aia" " ‘ Grange
lu iu u im iiu j
Apartm ents
claimant*
under Frank
D A V I D B. H Y E tt
;.;.i
io.v..ir
ir<.7„i.
a
?;:
......... - “ "ay |» & : rear.
k hT i s i .Vq•“ While, d»reased; W. K. W altQuick results. Two ccntu por word.
live
cnviCRs
ply
F
o
r
Rent
ball ami Lucy M. Walthall, lib
y
immcilintatv
at
hatal.
S
*
W
ILL
NET
$2,0110,00(1
IDE .
.............. wi|i>
ARC H ITEC T
SfyiF’?.
copy_on
reauest.
.. ... ■ ........ Goldstein. Hnrrv
wife: Voile A. Williams am
AND MOTOR RErtinisters anil ofh'clal's of'the I,.,. (\ l *la“ M‘ated that the squad
Kllzubetli Williams, bis wife: All
FLORTDA-—Tampa
Daily
WILMKK STEWART
Member JL L A
iruihh,ThRc<° S,J,ith’ Pcte Norton,!
FOR RENT— One apartment, two
COCOA, Jnn. 10.—Orange grow WANTED- Position as hookccpcr
unknown parties claiming Inter
g nriieti Workin.F faithfully ,lur.
dtst Episcopal church will
Tttttci’ the great home dailv.
riNDLNG.
W
fbomson,
Surra. John
.k,h„
with reliable firm. Trustworthy _______ Altamonte Springs.
Ihri.r
I„ni ~vl Lamar i^arra,
est III the lands Involved In this ers in the Indian river district will
Rnno Rulldlng
!!!^.J
rat.
“
lc
.
"cssions
and
m..,h
-nd
is
much
rooms,
gas
stove,
running
witter,
|
rate
lW
c
per
word
minim
«
'
• n ‘ |K* Pogrom 0f tho .South improved.
shower hath and furniture h tt ’ w h L nlln fhoWoVer’ b« atarted
1 will
suit.
,
1306 Park. Phone 493-J Mrs.
Orlando, I'larldn
S S,tertart’ John Bur' contest, replete with
net twa million dollats on this and s“ a<ly. Apply Box T., Herald
Iho
h...... „„ _L i.
with gasoline from a separate small
lights,
furnished.
Furnished
rooms
charge
25c
cash
wTth
order.
Write
*no Germans
iiermans have
ILECTRIC
SERVICE
i Aiission Conference, u. be thrills and action,
„
‘
Gnntinued
from
Page
t
)
_______
Defendants.
an,J 5 rar,k Oosterhoudt
*•—
is expected!
Savage.
SAmnlat- —
X. card
*
yenr’s crop, it is estimated. The Office.
OltDKft OF rUIILICATION.
for complete
rate
^rt Electrical repairs. per week or menth— Pico Hotel. fn>*
satisfactory solution 0f the hok’ container, while the oil is
are Jan. 21-25. On Wednosindicntcl by S m .U r y W lfc .rt
----------'*!”
'I1
,
1
forties
claiming
Interest
crop
will
total
half
a
million
boxes.
in
the
regular
gasolino'tnnk'of"the
Bntral
Ave.
Orlando,
FOR
RENT—
Three
room
apart
• 0ur ®ervlcfr—Everything a Laundry Can I)o.
'« twenty fist the Board *-f
■
I represent out-of-town owners
Want to hear from owner hnvPALM BEACH COUNTY
j ^
V p
X
t
ment, 300 French Avenue.
■ton will bo represented by A r g o n ||M
( inssified Directory is for yv o u r,"
iment* " V1*1
th,'V:.!io’wmgTb-V'riirt
" f 1’ »nd represents one of ing farm for sale. Give particu- •u exceptional good warehouse
scene o f stupendous development-1
irnont-1<M| property, situate, lying ami l»-- . ' !,c" ‘ productions ever recorded
convenience. Bead it.
Larland Penn, or Cincinnati.
property who has instructed mo to
Ilf.ES FOR RENT
II. A . SPE IR
FOR RENT— Two room apartment Road about It in the Palm Beach1lag In the city of HanforU. Seminole in
Jfonrfl of I limit* Missions
lhe Icc
Soda
Post. Sample copy sent on re- County. Florida, t o - v lt : Lots 1 to per cent of the yield is shipped
1st'T'i "»_phune
’T 11'• SI8D-J.___________
,‘
:{“ East
with
use
of
garage.
1009
Union
JEL
Car.
Drivo
it
VO as its Speaker on '1burs
D
>.
both
Inclusive,
nnd
I
o
I
n
I:
i
to
nuest
F a m ily Fin ish 15c lb. m inim um $1.50
hoTin°snoo.hJ:„ifr?Un.,|..of ''ring too
CABI-BNTKII
BV.
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S3, both Inclusive, of Fine Heights, the New York market, and the bill-1 MAY VOTE SCHOOL BONDS
Oak and Second'St. Ave.
We have sonui beautiful lake
i
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s A,,£Ks’ fa-c
.
T
ry
Snath’s
Barber
5
of Hanford. Hemlnnle County, Flor-! «nco goes to I ’hilade Ipliin, Boston 1
(Must Be Half Flat Work
tin
ADVERTISING gets results If It
he twenty-third the Board fln X g f i v f " 1
7,‘ ',,.^,ala
last
llepnlrlng nnd lleMiHlelluK
‘ot* on Like Wildiiiero one■orheT_ tn
i!,."r.
i ,,lat nubile
*tr.r” or*records
,iul>' r-of, “ n'l Chicago, ____________________________
*igrn Missions will have as it Three v m r / ' 1 1 Argentines,
JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 10. -T h .
_t ho
Lost and Found
shop for good barber •
reaches potential buyers.
Pa- corded
>DY REPAIRING
DRY CLEANING AND DYING
Address
-'Inil I•,.I ^
Hem
I
mde
County.
Florida.
Motive
tative a returned mi
' nrt< .v " ‘ rs ago two entornrisimr
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latka Daily News Is circulated In Ilool: 3. page Gl:
l^fifflish
And
Oyster au,nc‘'
STEIN — Automobilo
HEAVY TRAFFIC SOUTH
rs.. s. a M c M n iw n"
PRESSING AND PLEATING
•'I I " paatpaHa from .Ian. L'l t„ K.I., for J|o
b” *"l,f“ l dcar.
.
—
Oysters
"<th" ««"»««?? work. Ladies welcome. 5
an
industrial
and
agricultural
sec
LOST—
One
female
pointer
dog.
To
any
person
nnd
alt
persons
tiring and Rebuilding,
21 the bond election to doenh upon
Wu will build vnne
, ,
unday •evening Jlev. I{ V r,, ,
H‘ ort‘ and imported tlm 4
Liver and white, scar on left tion.
whose name Is, or nre. unknown to , l A r k ' s n V V I l I P t„n in
r>
;
!? Tonguetied
Tonguetied^ Say.s
Says
.. ............
? N ext to Y'aldez.
Are
WBImr’s iljs'clpsuVes."
V'oV.'gragman
Home.
e. Cnk Avenue.
the complHlnants herein, having or: ■
’ 1 L L L , Jan. 10.— F o r issuance of $2,550,01)0 worth of senno voir
Office
McMullen',
Barber
Shop.
Ph„„t.
M13
-,a" d*
side.
Name
is
Mabel.
If
found
i Of Washington, D. C„ w1 li L r A i S i n " ”
',l f" “ « r"bi. Havo
TO
REACH
BUYERS
or
sailers
of
---------- claiming to b a v « any right, title or eign automobiles to the number of bonds in school tax district No. 1, o f T ,!i iUr Kr,ove’ nrui relieve you
of runnl.iic c«r "„ Britten of Illinois snid F rid ^ 'h c
>S FOR HIRE
return to E. L. Ford. 413 W. 1st
u te r Dinner Talkcrimiine.
n the work of temperance, however h
?n,l “ f,,\v English,
MU) Till.AMI I’ t i v j
Florida real estate advertise In i ' " ‘ vrost in nml to the above d«- 11.61, bearing 44,451 persons pass- for scheel improvements in Jack i iim
would drop his fight for the eleva
1 a^,, worries incident to
fTO
S
E
R
V
lO
f
bay
building
up
a
place.
'*» and public morals tie innir/Ji
H,a r,>untnln was lit
and
receive
reward.
Thu
Paint That Haves You
tion of the gum; nt this session of
the
St.
Petersburg
Times.
One
cent!
Vheraor:"’
or
“
ny
,,url
or
,M
,r*
.
..
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.....
ed southbound over the St. Johns \sonville.
H. S. POND
I.ONDON,• Jan io A\ ,HC|
Money.
E- G. Richard non of A l K ^ l K S
at ««? • For a cool
Meets all trains. BagIn tho meantime, you can co
cent a word daily, two cents a word
it appearing from the sworn bin r«vcr bridge in December, according
congress hut would resume it in
**v. r \V,„’,,r" f f & W-Un
IN
TIIK
COURT
OF
TIIK
COUNTY
Mnniifoetiired l>y
Sunday.
«»f
-.........~
- »•
ksfer. Phono 651.
i« ,."K You can ri.K l„
Z
the new congress.
. JUDMK. H E M I N O L R . C O U N T Y,
---------------------- ----------------------- nnd'^^^Vch'I.V’tr'.VT.^v , , l ®u 1 t,hBt
to thc records o f Frank
B ri*n .
KlirrMun-Llodalrr Paint I'm
of thu dozen lakes, nnd if you don’t
Hold by
IUTO TRIPS
I n T S
of
Kin -s ei i THE M0RNINT' JOURNAL i. the Im 'reTlS'a'ad f .^the^prejlTtyi! 1,erk an<1 alali‘ “ D
« f tho
t y p e w r it e r s
L
onmin t; i *\i n t n n i i ' t w
know
how
to
fi.^h,
we
hnvc
several
inreused.
He L.tate Of. Hainuel nines. d«-l accepted want nd medium in
-I a
M'i?...""!*’
*a“ ‘ yoiir|,car*
front New York, and
CALDER.
Day
and
•LI vingnolla Air.
try
IHJY
r
Bbui to show
Phone U7H
Daytona (Fla.) One cent n wont nnm* ! nr? unknown, it is thereup-' bore 4,06 persons. Georgia win
H E M ______ R E N T ■
service.
Anytime,
Marble und (Iranltn from nil
>
ill.
.M
r.
Scholfield
who
has
been
To
all
credlturH.
leguterR,
dl.itrlClnan—‘I*ppalnn insertion. Minimum 25c.
marries.
Rest
of
ijunllty
and
32, or 25.
biitevM und nil uerfiun!i having clulimi
ringing at the Baptist Church will
workmanship.
---------1to appear to the Mil of complaint I Persons. Ninety cars from CanI'hoiir uis
or 'drtunmlN agalnxt »ald Kntnte:
fO WRECKER
Vouch for the above.
In
this
cause,
on
Monday,
the
Imliuda
were
in
the
list.
FLORIDA—
Oltl.ANDO—
Orlando
WrRii
for
latest
designs.
|«f a conflict between the British
You and each of you. are hereby
LAKE JESSUP LAND CO.,'Inc.
‘ Continued from Pago n
C. II. TUII.XBk.
lO. Day or night ser- notified ami required to preuent any
•"•I American fleet', all tl„. A ,
mornng Sentinel; largest classi
Chiropodist
Sanford, Florida
Longwood. Fla.
" f Oviedo, H D. Durant of Luke •an navy could d., would he to 5 0
iy phone 394. Night clnlmn and demumln which you. or fied business, rate lc a word, min
I*. D, Ilia MIS. Phone M l
eUlier of you. may have ngulmit imum 24c cash with order.
f o o t s p e c ia l is t
ss
Word
Puzzles
5
Apartment house on First St
lary and I . J. Fcitncr of Osceola
the estate of Samuel lllm-H. deceas
fleet
UlU ftre of ‘ lu' orppoaing
l Ins is a bargain.
orns. Iluntona^tiigrow(loiiiL*
naillv fl H U>
**•35 Postpaid
n"
‘ he prohahh?
ed, late of Hemlnole County. Flori
’ urniture to Sell?
log Nalls, Heavy Call.
da. to the undersigned administrat
A complete Inwik 2
oases
or tired uehkng
Call
or of said Kstate within two years A LITTLE W ANT AD in The
Oiif five-room bungalow, in good
feet.
j»r 50 uiizatvs ■
“
ASK
MR.
C
O
N
N
E
L
L
Y
”
FURNITURE CO.
from the date hereof.
Herald will bring you big re
»'. bnund with at-ij
i. r, i.. RiMi.Kix
Dated December bill, A. D. 1931.
you what it’s worth
Fountain Pens and i»otVs,»‘ ,,,n* *‘’00',,,) ,ai‘ s ynu in this
sults. Advertise those old artlctes
Yowell Drew Rldg.
C. M. HAND.
About the Following HarRuins
, h a r d iS
(C AFE )
Orlando.
Phone.
Elevator
Administrator, nml Hherlff you have stored awav and have
•over, including |■
Five ncro farm on hard road,
of Hemlnole County, Florl- no use for. A little thirty-cent ad N E W B-ronni liungalniv. Ideal lor.i- P A R K A i r n n r
Pencils.
BELL CAFE
lot, corner
lllli.
'• Neons Ponril. ■
llon,
pnird
atrerts
nml
aldrnnlks,
now in crops, ( ’heap ninv on easy
fs best in Service nnd
several dollars.
Eastern exposure. 1111x117. S.'oo.mi,
Dec. C. 13,' 20. 27. Jan. 3, 10, 17. 21. may bring you
1he Rage of the '■
gurnue. S.vm.oo cash.
sr.O.IMi |irr
terms.
Violins, Ukuleles
Quality
and 31.
Phone 148 and a representative
uionlb.
Cash. Ilal MIM*r Pilfijr,
iifiy.
Day! .
■
1st
St.
will
call
to
see
you.
hpend evenings 2
and Guitars.
l.\ C O U R T O F T IIK C O U N T Y
We have house, to rent. Come
Elton J. Moughton
Profitably
* y1
J I U i a : . HKMINOI.K
COUNTY,
.„
b
I■
fG STATIONS AND
F L O R ID A ,
eStV
ua-—Seminole
Realty
improving your 5
Flashlights and
NOTICE OF
ANNUAL
MKKTINI1 ElflllT-ronin two atory house, un
ITO SUPPLIES
' 0,< *!'* L. Second Street.
N O T I C E T O C R E D IT O R S
ARCH ITECT
OF STOCK HOLDERS o p S A N F O R D
mind. Instrue- ™
extra lot. double
garage,
nlre
IN R E E S T A T E of David L. Dixon.
HI.Y-ronm
h
u
a
g
a
h
m
,
.1
lied
rooms,
"ShTftVrtiH
STATION.
IIO.MI
A
N
D
MO
RTliAfiK
COM
Batteries.
laivn,
eastern
exposure.
Rest
re
‘
ivc-educationaU
To
all
creditors,
legatees,
distri
ire nun* ;
. . , . - 1
11 <*366
iSu;Si\Park.
.,,Fi r MXx,,r"
PANY.
lot 30x117. Nriv gnrngr, enalrrn
sidential srrtlnn In Io w a . A rent
is, Oil, Tires, Accesso- butees and all persons
First National Ilank ,‘Jldc.
Phonulu'rty
493-J,located
Mrs
O F O U lt C IT Y
‘ n e h e ' toss !
having
cent i-iipI, a|,proxl|{,,a‘ cly 1» perl
'Continued from pag0 | >
f> »pend Imre, it is thought l Ju,foh0o l,|e*1
thu rir’t‘ Part o f
____
Notice Is hereby given that the
home. Xon must see It to apprre- (exposure.
Price «a.7ftU.UU. X75U.IHI
|
auvaico.
claims
or
demands
against
said
es>
urvice
with
u
smile.
Elm
Super
Heterodyne
- l at|.fUf h yt,ar whjch would n e e e s . war.l the outlying parts of
the will add counties-W
hem .it „• t,, take up with f„
will l„.
u, . I>i/i IDI
m . —f—
annual
meeting
of
the
Htockholders
lale
real
talue.
SIU.
3
0
0
.
Terms.
J
'r
I1
I,uz*
ica
lute.
Sanford, ------------- Florida
rash, S<lll per mouth.
iL Phone 447 L3.
/o woni.i c<>unty.
of the Hanford Rood and Mortgage
every |1()ultry ,
|(r
I [J“J,!{aJa °fn} h» convention hut the
^ U lS T o H llilc I
rei'r«'ien‘ oiit-iif-town owners
You and each of you, are hereby Company, will be held In the office
S h u J T t o |ilUt thl‘ " ' m? K0 would c' T lt
and
Atw
ater-Kent
c
t
e
r
N
^
r
y
g
r
l
.
the more*
LOTS
—
LOTS
—
l
.
t
n
s
je increased as much
-Three stations. Mag- notified and required to present of thu company In the Merrlwetlier
,J- A. Blstllne reminded the gatb convin c «lf' S
l Of 73 acres on Dixie Highway,
Bend
hiekrn rnisfiu..
ntiu
J1
that lson^uootj in uni* of $j * Once. The first v«,i'your order au
■
Id Second. First and Elm, any claims and demands which you. Rulldlng, on Hecond Street, in Han
Radios.
!h.re° "Blvs from court house. If
tho .t a t e
ln ,p,,rU nt "action o f j
m i lC r A u t o F io a d s
or either of you, may have against ford. Florida, at s o'clock P. M. on
f,r‘ *J will make their head
interested see II. S. I.ong 311 K
Avenue and 10th Street, the estate of David L. Dixon, de
a , • lu t o l^ k j » » » .. fan
the l.lth day of January 1925. tor
it Cate . Brother’s slora*
1
I
H x 8 t, plmne 18ft-J,
M l *
[service.
JU'i
ocrlared
that
Seminole
«•
ceased,
late
of
Hemlnole
County,
lore. I . '*‘0 f iiginecr? nre to com/, to , .Sin!!.<* n!,^'
■rolnole
county
i
ror.
‘
he
next
-cries
Snn.i
‘
,y
S
the purpose
of electing Directors
K,*!i0 Jan. !>. —
Fresh Fruits
fo n n fo r d I,v
Florida, to thu undersigned Cel H. for the ensuing yeur und the tran
jAUTY PARLORS
)V
ill
‘
rude
two
income
pro
tier-1
and
Dixon i,f said estate, within two saction of such other biisinesM as
ties, Kenton, Ohio for 5 or 101
Vegetables
llA R R lkT. Marinello years from the date hereof,
(Realtors)
may come before the meeting.
311
East
Second
Street.
tinted Jan. 2. A. D.. 1925.
acres with dwelling, near Sanford
F R K D It. W IL S O N ,
105 Magnolia Are.
all kinds. Rain water a
PRICES REASO NABLE
U K L 8. DIXON.
103 N. Park Ave.
Phone 630-J
r.
,
. .
Secretary.
«-r Del.and. Close in. If intercst....
Old First National
Executor.
Phone 48
' nostnnLI Serie8
'Will send, 5
Dec. 27. Jan. 3. 10.
r o y a l FRUIT CO.
Phone
122
“ OPEN AT NIGHT*
V.i w.n ‘ ° bir description.— E. F.
Biding, nhone 245.
Next lu Western I ulna
•Heming, Kenton, O.
■W. COB,*. DgpL A0. ! , |i
S
DRUGS
'•‘ way. New
York. N.’ y J
DRUG STORE — PrcP*. Drugs, Sodas.
We
-ear you as your phone.
FO R
:
Y O O ‘^E. C O ltS ^r T O "b T A ,v
I K N O W W H A X Y O U A R E c ;o ir s q TO
■
SANFORD, F I, A
FLORIST
A vN O
*VO M F
."b O O O N ’ T W K ^ T E . Y O U R
cry House W ife
N q * b iu v c :c i
" b lN Q *
THE FLORIST"
. 0R.E/»\*TH
Y O U C ^ M ’ Yr C i O O U T ^ YdO T H E .
■ | for all occasions,
T il R E A D ti
'n
A L L R IC ,K T - Tim
a l u m in u m
rtle.
Phone
260-W
h e i c h o o r ^ ,]
n
a m o n c , th e . 1
A
FQr,
u
Complete Stock
L , A s 'w m
KE 8 A N F 0 ,“ ) "E A U X IF u i,
LAWYER
T
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u
i ore to be mu,i * Vi*' convention
c o l d :*
Ah " !' I,L A S S U B S T A N T IA L "
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meeting.
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Office
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Th
oils'1ur,M;1 is
huiit tn Betrnp
claima have been lodged by
e Bank Building Annex,
... ' ' "umnier
• 8 'to 'i*'1 Longwood on thor..'
////^
‘hone 417-L 3.
‘ S arts, "Hrtm.rologUtd.'nnd th. Uni” * T h. (.aineavlile away,
ondi.vib resort
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n,il’- ” .BBam Montague Blayloy
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m i L l S GUOM !fi, w , ? y| * ' I1f.\ruJ ‘ h« engineers make n i ^ i U . /" believed, will
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' * ' « » ffl which •
Secure.
Telephone 93.
VlirtoU* rialnil.
.»
"« miilrr*), of the daughter
s’utlon, Welakii Building
of
b e s t SELLER
seller
; 7 UW ieem to k- th ef „ re 'f f f i i f
“ i1 “ f «kf itinerary,
MN V S BEST
H e n ld
Devoe^g
The Best Quaf
Ball Hardware
R A D IO SI
In Advance
U.y* ft ~r
s s Jsus:mo8tchnncts «n‘»-
SALTS FINE FOR
asnijs- ufntnMiiri *•k
Ss*.r, s.
P.p.
(he
Busses And
gure In,o«. ii.
J?'..
Sanford High Team .Effl’
F*'V*
To Meet Leesburg
................... ....Inventor Claims To Gator Basketball Candidates Report
On Court Tonight "'r ”"y“r ,0"in,r 1“
3 lS r?™ '"“
' Run Motor Cars On For Practice After Hard Road Trip
“ ',odyor ............ Crude Petroleum
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s “4 ftLTsas 's r e
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GUN E L E V A T I O N i-«
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Hill Laundry Co.
OUR SPECIAL
3 irS 2 S ? da^'=UB
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nuOj^thp^pp^
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S 5 rS a f i E T s
lubZatiZ f t n°l\V,mc
....
'■ COUNTY BOARD
DELAYS ACTION S ^ 'S T W '-’SSSt
S
ON BOND ISSUE
hi keeping with the progressive spirit
of our city and in keeping, with the
plans of various civic organizations
fo r the
.
zrs'si v.s r ss,^msi!««■»■'•»•« Z
Sem inole M arble Co.
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
Beautification
te « frV
:B :
We .u e keeping the grounds around
our office and warehouse free from
all waste, trash and unsightly debris.
A. P. Conneliy & Sons
BRINGING UP FATHER
MID-FLORIDA PRODUCE CO.
By GEORGE McMANUS
if
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p e rsona l
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Beo outfitters. Phono 340.
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h a n g e r —i. l . Talbott,
paper
hanger.
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res Immense Tract 'fiTCI
V,
Cost of Army of Occupation
Together With War Dam
ages Question Subjects Dis
cussed in Thursday’s-Meet
Ition In
^iTheAir
Hb Menssly Killed
Measure
urprising
pf
[tion of
[disapp
[enate,
question of
Ition of the
titrate plant
•
)n the queshg the UnNellie Dawson, 17-year-old Des
Moines (la.) girl, in mourning for
her bandit husband, William E.
Wright. They had been married
‘ust two weeks when he held up n
£>ank in New Orleans and killed a
policeman. Ho died in Mobile, Ala.,
hi a gun battlo with detectives.
Nellie now is in jail in New Or
leans, but is thought sho will be
sent back to h rr people.
PORTER AGAINST
PROPOSED WHITE
NATIONS PARLEY
Vitac^r-lnco [Representative Prom Pennsyf-
vnnln Recdmmends NcguMgnn ImmHInteng of this session
tlvo Report Be Adopted on
fnderwood bill lie.
Rill Recently Before House
sxpoctcd strength
irudny with most
GENEVA, Jan. 9.—Representa
leaders support- tive
Stephen G. Porter of Pennsyl
vania chairman of tho foreign af|hold this strength fuirs committee of the houso of
)mo on the Jones representatives, took action by ca
(ubstitutes nropos- ble Thursday afternoon against the
the question to resolution introduced in the houso
lissions admitted- in Washington Inst month by Rep
bal. Some of the resentative Britten, of Illinois, for
ig for the Under a conference of white nations bor
ay said they were dering on tho Pnciflc.
aent operation and
Suggests Adopt Negative Report
[ot-yct prepared to
Mr. Porter, who learned of tho
to tho final dispo- resolution
only Thursday upon his
|n t. Chief support return from u trip to Tunis of the
)d bill camo front sumu his plnco ns head of htc
lc, 30 Ropubicuns American delegation to the inter
against 18 Demo national opium conference cabled
crats and Id Uc- Representative Henry W. Temple
t>nc Farmer-Labor of
Pennsylvania, ranking member
roll call follows: of tho foreign relation coinmittco in
llnderwood Dill
Mr. Porter's absence, suggesting an
III call, the senate early meeting of tn i committee
|rd voto, formally and thp adoption of u negativo re
Jndcrvvood bill for Japan, raving such action would be
|re. Yhen the body port on the resolution as affecting
tangle as to just with his hearty approval.
kffect of the action
In bis cablegram to Representa
Half a dozen sena- tive Temple, Chairman Porter re
aeir feet at once, marked that Japan has been more
that the bill had than friendly a t the opium confer
»nd others that it ence.
substituted for the
While Mr. Porter, as chairman
of the house committee, expressed
velter of confusion, himself ns convinced tho commit
biins finally was able tee would not favor the resolution,
mal ruling that the he believed definite negative action
still was before tho should be taken.
Jen to amendment,
rorth then proposed
Not Taken Up
ader which the disWASHINGTON.
Jan. 9.—Represhonls would be rearesidential commis sentntive Temple, Republican, Penn
sion of which would syivanin, acting chnvman of tho
Vet upon approval by house foreign affairs committee,
said Thursday night that the Brit
ten resolution for a conference of
Ite offered by Sena- white nations bordering the Paci
[Washington the re fic had not been taken up by his
proposed reference committee, and that there had
commission, which been no demand for action on it.
ired to report Iwck He said he had heard nothing from
lendation to the new Chairman Porter, reported to have
[it convenes in regu- cabled from Geneva urging action
bxt December. Be- on the meusnre.
•
Itho Wadsworth subMembers of the committee pre
1 amendments to the
|l arc pending and dicted the resolution would dio in
committee, and that no attempt
will he pressed,
lie mudo to take oithcr af
llcrics and many would
he house listened to firmative or negative action.
|bate on the UndcrSenator Norris,
|hraska, waa tho final
i warned Democrats
Underwood bill that
Jply helping the ad..'pull its chestnuts
More than 30 members of the
by the defeat of
Sanford Chamber of Commcco
operation bill.
and their ladies will meet nt 7 o’
clock Friday night at the Orange
and Black Hotel in Longwood in
the first of a scries of “get-to
gether” meetings that will lead the
to every community in
To n , Jan. 9.—The chamber
the
county.
it appropriation bill
The rcgulnr meeting cot for noon
[right of way in the
with the M^Fnddan i t the Seminole Cafe was dispens
icxt in order of busi ed with.
Members of tho Chamber will
ng to be passed upon
r,"y bill Friday were travel individually to Longwood,
r u item for rivers and meeting a t tho hotel prior to the
lavements and various meeting, it is said. A special pro|un.s for noij-mUltary gram is being arranged for the
Sanford Chamber To
Gather In Longwood
At 7 O’clock Tonight
PARIS, Jan. 9.—Tho fixing of a
lump turn and tho joining togeth
er of tho costs of tho American
army of occupation and the claims
of the United States for war dam
ages were the subject of two con
versations between Janies A. Log
an Jr., the American observer, and
and Winston Churchill, British
chancellor of tho exchequer, Thurs
day and it is this which is delaying
tho announcement that an agree
ment on the Anglo-American view
points, which was reached in prin
ciple last night had definitely set
tled as to details.
Tho American delegation, how
ever, expresses optisni, and is de
clared to be ready to present at a
plenary session of the inter- allied
conference Monday morning n so
lution satisfactory to all parties,
M. Clomcntol, tho French flnunco
minister, also informed tho cor
respondents this evening that he
was convinced tho British and
American delegates would reach a
compromise. In tho belief that
privnto conversations would be
more effective in reaching solu
tions than plenary sessions of tho
conference, the delegates had only
a half hour today, and the only of
ficial decision arrived at was to
dispense with full meetings and
devoto the entire timo to unoffic
ial exchanges of views until Mon
day.
, Two plenary session have been
held thus far, and tho avowed pur
pose for which the confercnco was
convened, namely, tho distribution
of tho Ruhr proceeds and tho
Dawes plnn annuities, ha3 yet even
been reached.
M. Clemente?, in tho courno of
today's session, requested all tho
delegations, absolutely secret un
til final agreements were reach
ed. He oIho asked that the ex
perts’ report bo reconsidered as a
confidential document until acted
upon.
American Claims.
The American claims, which are
classed among tho questions on
which no agreement has reached,
nro divided in tho experts’ report
into two sections—(A) represent
ing tho costs of tho American nrmy of occupation, for which the
amount is fixed a t ono billion gold
marks; (It) war damages which
bears the notation that the amount
will be definitely fixed by a com
mission later. The rcjkjrt car
ries the following explanation:
“The Amcricnns hnvo declared
themselves ready, should tho B.
claims be nccepted to lengthen tho
schedule of payments on the A
payments in such a manner that
A and B. should not total up for
each annuity heavier charges than
would originally have been levied
for A nione."
McCoy Is Sentenced
To Serve From | To
10 Years In Prison
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 9. — KiJ
McCoy, famous pugilist and hus
band of eight wives in succession,
Thursday was sentenced to servo
from one to 10 yeurs in the peni
tentiary on a manslaughter con
viction in connection with the kill
ing of Mrs. Theresa W. Mors lust
August.
Superior Judge .Charles S. Crail
denied McCoy’s motion for u new
trial and refused to ee: bail for him
when his attorney urged that an
appeal would be taken.
Throughout his recent trial, the
ox-pugilist basked in the glances
and smiles of numerous female ad
mirers, a lot thut Jus been his
since the day he first sprang into
prominence as a crafty, successful
ring fighter.
Thursday as he heard bis sen
tence one former wife, Dagninr
Dalgren, dancer and actress, was
tho sole woman spectator in court.
Mrs. Mors, with whom McCoy
hud been living after her divorce
from her husband, Albert A. Mors,
was found dead in her apartment
here Aug. 13. last. She hud u bul
let in her brain.
McCoy said is wns suicide. The
state said he killed her to get sonic
of her money and jewels.
McCoy will remain in the county
jnil pending the appeal of his con
viction and his trial next month on
four counts of robbery anti three
counts of assuult with intent to
kill.
The robbery and assault charges
grew out of a shooing orgy in the
Mors antique shop tne morning
Mrs. Mors was found dead.
J
Will Develop Entire Tract and Place It
Market In Form of Business and Resident*
ial Lots: Provide for Extension 1st Street
■ ■
...............
With tho completion of negotiations which have been un
Sensational Story
McFadden Banking Bill Like
der way for the papt six weeks, announcement was made Fri
Involves Big Men day by Mayor Forrest Lake that a modern up-to-date tourist :a
ly to Be Considered Follow
ing the Appropriation Bills Clerk Prompted By Desire for hotel costing upwards of $600,000, will be erected in Sanford
Full Revenue Because He within the next year, thus bringing to realization the dream
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.—
-<of Sanford citizens for the past
Failed to Get U. S. Position
Tho Houso today approved a
three years and achieving tho
section of the War Depart
purpose for Which a group o f .ri
NEW YORK, Jan. 9 .-ta b ment appropriation bill allot
ting ♦•10,000,000 for work dur
prominent business and profes
bing himself,* the original bal
ing the coming fiscal year on
sional men recently organized*
lot
fixer,
George
Rosken,
rivers and harbors improve
Clementel Requests Secrecy
In Matters Until They Are
Settled Definitely by Parley
»re Body
>artment Bill
Jcided Today
Stop
For Increased Pay
American Delegates
Have Optimistic View
I’s B f f l
[private opcrtt of the vote
i measure, but
'still is boforo
to amendment,
or it have been
fation of theso
ly with Repub*
I of getting tho
lo calendar, tem
by tho end of
£next week.
1 form of the
to conference
ere with tho
_ ting the offer
I offer that has
Inco tho housu
aaion.
Again Friday With
on DoUar Item for
Official Appears Before n
Rlyera as Next BUI Poll
Grand Jury and Declares
He Had Orders to Count
Amendment
Out Democrats From Race
ments.
youthful election clerk, who
Thursday declared tho rc-clcctlon of Nathan D. Perlman to
congress was illegally accom
plished by himself, Friday,
said that tor 10 years ho had
conducted tho lower cast side
school for “ballot fixers.”
WOULD BRING ALL
N A V Y BRANCHES Mayor Lake made tho announce
ment, rpeaking as president of tho
UP TO 5-5-3 RATIO corporation
Sanford Hotel Realty Company, a
whoso ipersonnel In
WASHINGTON, Jon. 0.—Tha
house failed to rench a final vote
Nnvy Department Favors Pro
Thursday on.the nrmy supply bill,
encountering slow going on tho pro
posal But President Disap
visions for tH6 Natlonnl Gunrd nnd
proves Because It Interferes
organized reserves, which stirred
With Economical Program
up extended debate. Considcra.
tlon will be resumed tomorrow,
NEW YORK, Jan. 9. — Geo
sorgo
WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.—An
with tho $40,000,000 item for river
sken,a
a 20. _ye».r old
election
.........
______
m„ tally other chapter on the American navy
nnd harbor improvements among Rosken,
rk, confessed
coni
clerk,
before a grand jury wns placed beforo tho house naval
Colonel James A. Logan, observer those still to bo passed upon.
ursdny that he had “counted out” committee Thursday with the re
Thursday
for tho Reparation Commission,
The sub-committee, headed by
William I. Sirovich, Democrat, ceipt of information that the adwill “sit in" on tho finance min Representative ;Anthony, Repub Dr.
in favor of his employer, Nathan
docs not regard eleva
isters’ confcrcnco in Paris.
*
lican, Kansas, which is in chargo D. Perlman, Republican, who was mlnstration
tion
of
turret
on capital ships
o f the bill, warded off an amend reelected ns a member of congress ns Conflicting guns
tho arms con
ment by Representative Hull, Re from tho Fourteenth New York fcrcnco treaty,with
and th at tho navy
publican, Iowa, to incrcaso. tho district last November.
department favors sufficient ex
amount of nay of National GunrdsRosken said Perlman's success penditure to bring nil branches of
men from $9,990,000 to $10,200,000,
but failed to stem tho-demand for was duo solely to tho fraudulent tho navy up 10 the 6-6-8 ratio.
President Coolidgo however, be
increases in two other appropria manipulation af tho ballots.
Roskcn’s sensational story, In lieves that both proposals would
tions.
with his program of econ
After nn amendment by Repre volving nuvoral men prominent in conflict
omy, it wns developed, and for
sentative Johnson. Republican, public life, caused the grand jury that
reason ho hus not rccotnmondSouth Dakota, to raise by $467,000 to adjourn boforo his recital was ed the
nppopriation of funds for
ended
so
that
it
might
Inspect
the
tho $2,000,000 provision for pay
Sum la in Accordance With and allowances of members of the ballots Rosken said ho had tam the work.
Hughes Writes Letter
Sum Recommended by Bar officers’ reserve corns had been pered with. District Attorney Banton
refused
to
nmku
public
tho
Secretary
Hughes, in a letter to
Association; No Announce adopted, the house, by a tellers’ nnmes of tho men involved by Ros the committee,
said Japan and the
voto
of
62
to
42,
increased
from
ment Made of the Division $2,820,000 to $3,127,471 tho total ken as “ higher-ups” until he has United
nited States agreed thia t it would
l>o in keeping with tho spirit
bf the
I
carried for citizens' military train mnilo further investigation.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.—Clarence II. ing
treaty to elevate tho guns on
“Deep Destro for Revenge"
camps.
Representative
Dickin
Dnrruw and other attorneys who son, Republican, Iowa, a member of
that
According to Mr. Banton, Ros- American capital ships, C
defended Richard Loch «nd'N athan the sth-commlttcc, announced 7 ken’s voluntary confession had Its Great Britain had taken an upposF. Leopold, Jr., for the kidnaping
roots In n deep desire for revengo ing view.
demand another voto
and slnyinp of Robert Franks, hnvo would
upon Perlman nnd others numed In
both
amendments.
The nnvy department, Secretary
agreed with the families of tho
hfs sworn statement, because they Wilbur told tho committee, would
As
n
result
of
the
failure
of
the
youths to accept $130,000 for their houso to dispose of tho supply bill failed to procure a government job like to set* thu proposed elevation
services, an announcement by the
as lenders had planned, the for him nftcr Perlman had been carried out, and also enough con
Chicngo Bar Associations which en today,
McFadden
banking bill will not bo returned to congress. For this rea struction to bring the nnvy ns a
dorsed the settlement as fair, said taken up before
late tomorrow, if son, the district attorney said, ho whole up to tho treaty ratio. Rec
Thursday night.
then. Leaders, however, nro hope would not disclose tho names of ommendation of funds needed to
The announcement by tho Bar ful that n final voto on tho army tho accused men unless Investiga mnka the proposals effective wero
Association, raid:
measure will be reached in timo to tion tended to beur out the truth of refused, ho said, by the budget
with tho backing of tho adminis
“At a meeting of tho board of ermik dobnto on tho McFadden Roskcn’s charges.
mnnugors of the Chicngo Bar As ill to get under way..
Rosken, a self-confident youth tration.
Mr. Hughes, In his letter, took
sociation held on Jan. 8, 1926, the
The house ndopted an amendment who boasted that ho wns a profes
following uction was taken:
by Rcpresentutivo McRcynolds, sional election tally clerk nnd had tho position thnt although tho
“The threo attorneys who de Democrat, Tennessee, increasing boen concerned in tho “fixing” of proposed elevation would not vio
fended Richard A. Loch and N a from $66,000 to $68,265 tho appro ninny election contests, assured thu late tho treaty, it might havo tho
than F. Leopold, Jr., Clarence S. priation for the Chickanmugn and officials that investigation of the undcsircd effect of tending to pro
The
Harrow, Benjamin C. Dnchrach, and Chattanooga national park in thut ballots will bear out his assertions. mote nnvul competition.
Walter Bachrach, having request state. An amendment by Repre These ballots will bo before tho ju British nmbassador, ho said, on
ed the opinion of the board of sentative Salmon, Democrat, Tun. rors when they resumo their inves March 15, 1923, Imd brought up tho
subject, “earnestly appealing” to
manngcra of the Chicugo Bar Asso ncsseo, to provide $20,000 to pur tigation tomorrow.
tho state department against any
ciation concerning their fees uur- chase and placo suitable markers
Perlman Majority 121
alteration
of the present gun eiesunnt lo nn agreement with their on tho sito of the Civil war battlePerlman wns ru-electcd by a ma
clients previously publicly announc- Held of Franklin, Tcnn. wns jority voto unofficially tabulated vution and giving positive assur
ed; and having informed the board thrown out, however, on a point of ut 121. Rosken, who asserted he ances that no suen alterations hud
been made on any British capital
that subject to its approval they order.
had been ono of Perlman’s cam ship
after its commission.
have agreed with the clients by I ___
paign managers at u salary of $31)
British View
whom they were retained upon a
a week, said he had received u last
The secretary said the British
total fee of $130,000 for ail their
minute appointment as a tally clerk viewed the proposed changes us
services; this hoard is of the opin
in the 23rd election district of thu
alterations," prohibited un
ion that in view of the time and
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9. — Tho Eighth assembly district — a pre "Major
the treaty, but that he held
inbor required, nnd responsibility senate substituted the Underwood cinct in which l)r. Sirovich ruled a der
the opinion, shared by tho Jap
involved, the difficulty of tho ques Muscle Shoals bill for tho Nor favorite.
At midnight election anese, that they should be regard
tions raised, nnd tho professional ris bill.
night, ho averred, a messenger had ed rather as “minor alterations.’’
skill of counsel, and also of the out
Railroad representatives con brought him the information thut
The letter from Mr. Hughes wan
come of the trial, the sum of $130, ferred with Postmaster General Dr. Sirovich’s majority in that dis
in reaponso to a resolution asking
000 is a reasonable total profession New on railway mail rates.
trict must be kept to 60.
whether any protests against the
al fee for all their services in that
World fliers praised all-Amerielevation
program had been made
case.”
enn planes beforo the houso com
by foreign powers.
mittee
investigating
aircraft
prob
No announcement wns mnde ns
Mr. Wilbur appeared at the com
to how the fee wns to bo divided lems.
mittee’s request to make any rec.
Tho first session of the senate
between Mr. Harrow, chief of coun
inundations ho might deem expe
sel for tho defense, und tho Bach- committee investigating prohibition
dient for the wclfaro of tho navy,
rnch brothers, nor was any state enforcement wus behind closed
und also to discuss any mattetn
ment made us to whether the fee doors.
pertaining to the naval establish
Daniel
F.
Steck,
Democrat,
filed
agreed upon was a compromise.
ment thnt he wished to take up.
Tests
preliminary
to
the
accept
At the time Mr. Harrow, na his contest for the sent held by Sen ance by the city commission of tho
Florida Will Make Up a ltutio.
tionally known criir/inal lawyer, ator Brookhart, Republican, Iowa. new water wonts, which havo been
Mr. Wilbur said that, with com
Hearings
wero
continued
beforu
was retained to defend Loeb and
pletion of certain repairs to tho
under
construction
since
April
1,
Leopold, it was announced that no a senate committee on tho Crnmp- of last year, will begin Monday battleship Florida, the buttle fleet
fee hud been agreed upon but that ton bill for concentrating prohibi morning under thu supervision of itself would be up to the treuty
the Chicugo Bar Association would tion enforcement.
:utio. He said thnt because of tho
Senator Walsh, Democrat, Mon J. E. Crnig, who, for tho city, di administration’s economy program
determine this matter.
rected
construction.
Following
ac
tana, charged a "liberally financ
of the plant, city Manager he could not recommend it bill pro.
ed”
movement was afoot to dofeut ceptance
N.
B.
Williams
is planning to hold nosing expenditure of $6,500,000
KIELY GETS APPOINTMENT tho child
labor amendment.
u
“reception,”
to
which tho publiu for gun elevation nor endorse an
Secretary Hughes informed tho
other carrying $70,000,000 for con
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.—John house the administration does not will be invited to mako an inspec struction of four scout cruisers,
tion
of
the
machinery.
J. Kiely was appointed today ns regard battleship modemiaztion us
one aircraft carrier and one float.
Tho tests are expected fo con Ing drydock.
acting postmaster of New York conflicting with the arms treuty
sume
no
more
than
two
duys.
When
to succeed Ed war dM. Morgan, but Secretary V'ilbur declared such
Asked what should bo done to
who died early today. Kiciy has work would cor flict with the econ tested satisfactorily the works arc bring up tho whole nuvy to tho treu
to be accepted by the City Com ty ratio, Mr. Wilbur read a “state
omy’ policy.
been assistant postmaster.
mission and placed in service.
ment of fact” which ho pointed out
Mr. Williams declared that un was not u recommendation, saying
usually good progress had been that U would require expenditure
made in installing the plant. At of $110,000,000 annually for ten
the outset, the time required for in year.
stallation wus estimated as long as
18 months. City officials are well
pleased
Sanford hud, perhaps, its first Jacksonville
arc working their work. with the expedition of the
mi. After seeing
way
tow
nrdv
,
taste of. cosmopolitan newspaper
The date for the “water works
Florida
tho
tw*
begin working party”
will bo set later, according
vending Friday afternoon when Al their way cowl isill California
by
Mr. Williams as it dependi upon
Thro modern brick buildings on
fred Crccvy and Steve Wntowick, the southern roul
They will trav- to
of Monessen, Pa., the “Riding ql north in CalYornia und retjru the duration of the tests prior to Sanford Avenue near Fifth Street,
Newsboys1’ entered for u dav th- home along the Northern section of acceptance of tho plant. The mo-[upon which construction wns betivating ideu is to show the people gun a short time ago, will be reulocal newspaper field. Tfio city the country.
wns ono of the stops ,rffado by the
Expenses arc being met by pro of the city what they have la tho dy for occupancy withiq six weeks,
according to N. II. Garner, owner
pair in traveller, 1*000 miles and ceeds from their paper sales. Cree- plant.
of tho property. Tho huildings
covering 32 states.
vy is a trick bicyclist of ability but
when completed, Mr. Garner said,
Durin
rsc of their vvan- due to circumstances is unable to
would represent nn investment of
tiering:
ro collecting rig- have his bicyclo here. He recently
approximately $5,000.
natures
era of nrominent traveled 31 states handcuffed to hia
persons,
When completed the buildings
bicycle, eating und sleeping while
nave le
i President Cool fastened to the machine.
NEW YORK. Jan. 9.—Kathleen will bt« modern in every respect.
hige nn,
Both boys wear distinguished Howard, contralto of tho Metropl- The front of each is to be finish
vernors of the
states t
marks of their unique colling. tun Opera Company, has obtained a ed in stucco and the building^ are
vi: it. il.
Howard, Kellogg
their homes oino Sign* on their backs call attention „divorce
, - froiri
—— -------------being sq constructed that a »ecmonths
:! began traveling to their luisaion whilo their gener Baird, lawyer and former president ond story can bo added without
south.
e to Sanford front al appearance Is that of can ip aj. V* the Ceutury Optra Company, ttjrvngUltnioK tho lamuUtieM* ^
DEFENDERS OF 2
CHICAGO YOUTHS
RECEIVE-$130,000
E
Washington N e w s
Testing Of N e w
C i t y Waterworks
Begins On Monday
Sanford Is Given Taste Of Sig City
Selling By “Wandering ( iws Boys
New Store Buildings
Are Now Being Built
Grand Opera Star Is
Given Divorce Decree
cludes some of the most prominent
and successful men of this city. In
addition to Mayor Lake ax head
of the company, Frank P. Forster,
president of the First National
Bank Is its first vice-pmddent, R.
H. Berg, secretary-treasurer of Tho
Sanford Herald is second vice-pres
ident, Hnrry T. Bodwell. president
of tho Bodwell Realty Co., Inc., is
general manager, B. F. \Vhitner,>
cashier of the First National Bank,
in secretary and A. R. Key, cash
ier of tho Seminole County Bank, is
treasurer. Members of the board
of directors include in addition to
tho officers, Georgo A. DcColtcx,
state’s attorney for this district anil
Edward Higgins, president of the
Sanford Chamber of Commerce.
Tho Sanford Hotcl-Rcatty Com- •
pany has recently acquired a vast
tract of land, it is announced, ex
tending from what is known aa
Pump Branch eastward as far os
tho Edward F. Lane property and
fronting on both the proposed Laka
frotat Boulevard and Union Ave
nue. I t plans tho immediate devel
opment of these properties, which
include a right of way making po»siblo tho extension of First Street;
as far cast as Mellonvillo Avenue.
Further rfc -'t.u ll.io r the :-*.bd,vis«f»r ’
ion of tho proparty facing on E ast
F irst Street, into business lots,
nnd thnt facing on the lakcfroat
and Union Avenue into first-clasn
residential lots.
Included in this tract in a site
for the prr.po; cd hotel which is tiecleared ideal becaunc of the fact
thnt it faces 460 feet on both First
Btrcct and the lakcfront bqulevarti
nnd whoso averngo depth on tho
two streets flanking it on tho cast
and west, is 350 rcet. This site,
whoso value, it Is declared, will bo
governed by existing First Street
values, will easily be worth $100,
000.
Finns of the company call for
the development of tnO entiro tract
and its immediate resale. Tho
resale, it is pointed out, makes pos
sible the erection of the hotel and
insures it as u community project
participated in by the various own
ers of the ndlolning properties.
That its immediate success depends
upon the reception and co-operation
of local citizens, is tho declaration
of officials of tho company.
As was pointed out by Mayor
Lake the hotel is guaranteed by
the company, whose officer* have
made certain of tho ronstruction of
a hotel nnd while this corporation
is rnonsoring the erection of thu
building, it will actually not be ac
tively connected with its construc
tion except thnt it will donnto tho
site for it nnd perhaps own a
smnllpnrt of the stock. Speaking
further upon thu subject, Mayor
Lake said:
“ With the formation of the San.
ford Hotel-Realty Company Had its
guarantee of a magnificent tourist
hotel for Sanford, my hopes for tho
past three years have been real
ized. Theso men composing thu
corporation have Joined with me ta
supply tho greatest need of tho
city toduy.
.
(Continued on page 0)
m
n
-i
il
Harding’s Cousin Is
Questioned In Trial
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.—Francis E.
Popo of Spokane, a cousin of for
mer president Harding, was call
ed as a witness defenso Friday in
the Forbes-Thompson veteran'*
bureau conspiracy trial. Elias H.
Mortimer, Washington agent and
principal prosecution witness, tes
tified Dee. 13 that Popo had been
offered $1,000,000 for his Influ
ence with Harding in an effort to
secure executive approval of a pro
ject to seel by government a wood
en fleet of 250 vessels to a syndi
cate in which various contractor^
were interested.
Defer Action Upon tho
Appointment Of Stono
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.—Action
on the nomination of Attornoy
General Stone to succeed Associ
ate Justice McKenna of the au«
prrmo court was deferred Friday,
by the Senate judiciary rub-camruitlco following a secret bearing.
Statements were hoard from sev
eral percuss whose identity n i
not disclosed. Chairman SterUns
cvluivvl W tiuvuu the matter. —.
'J. 9
•n
�and municipalities to taka power to rvtnlar me
dtrtftly'flr^n the *nd .through
tho ate of the discoveries he hai
\jifi!
worked
out
In
hi*
study
of
air
cureriean
m
l an
I
WARSAW, Jan. 7.—Poland re
cently achieved a monument to rents and tjialr, effect* upon re- help in the dr
HJBlw Unknown Soldier” In such i»
myiterious .manner that neither
•fbu pretis nor tlw public knows
I .whence it esme. One morning a t
1 dawn a motor lorry appeared In
Mb Malter Ui
M l Relate (o DetermlnA in m iti of the Debts
. * - ■1.
,
WciLs Already Drilled
■BAREST, Jan. 7.— Among
ta rtf m atters which Minister
isce his recent return to
dst, has taken up with the
ilap Foreign Office, has been
r debt of the Romanian govit to tho gOvornmont of the
LONDON, Jan. 8^—At the rocent annual meeting of the An“
Udld-l'ersian
.U .
OH Company,"
Yta
K f t j w . s lr fjborlcs Green way,
the shareholders th a t the
company’s reduction In 1923-84 wna
3 714,210 tons and In the current
financial yc.tr would probably ex
ceed .Ij'iT.O.OOO tons.
' ’I tB*y odd,” the speaker sabl,
that were wo to tap all the wells I
already opened up, we could a t
onco bring our prpduction up to
10,000,000 ton* yearly or more, and
foot by drilling in the well which
have already been carried down to
tho cap rock wo could still for-
Btates.
vclviug lowers. Tower* for use
on land will be M*h, as the con
stant winds are fa r .above the
earth's' surface. H err H cttner la 1—;— ~—-------- ---—f,*
' -= = 5
confident that eventually there
will bo a prent inylng of fuel
“Could Better FerUlhMr Be Mad* We Would
through the use of air currents,
Tho Inventor declares afso that Get January price iiri nizve
tiKAnl/n —now rflaji tft,
email sailboats of all kinds, In
cluding pleasure craft, can be fit Shipment. Not the CneapciM
tectieidea, Sprayer*, Dealers aa4 Dusts,
4
ted with one rotating tower that
E. O. FAINTER FERT «JZ E R CO, JicfcKmrttl
will propel jthem successfully on
rivors, baysjand lakes.1 I*.
Greece (Picks Yankee .
To T’rain Athletes
I under Instructions roceivl the department of state,
f j S understood to have
out that the time has nrr Rumania, if not to condsflnlte funding arrange■fV®*
t to “ nd 6 commission
r w e ‘United Statt.i properly s u p .
■fP' With all tho iiwccssary datu
itb a t an agreement can be resell.
C** to th e p re c iso amount of the
M . ‘Die Rumanian government
■ • * * « a commission to the UnitIR U te ia b o n t two years ngo, but
l yacords were in nuch n cunfun?/**« Incomplete condition that
.wap quite Tpipossiblc to arrive
ijiveii an approximate basis of
8 5 S md[n2.. It la bcllevod that
yfpsnise has been givon thnt un.
55ft; w‘" *ea,,e Bucharest for
iahington early In 1925 with thu
Arriving at n complete un- After, relieving him of 31000, Nellie Paschnl, 23 kissed James Butler, been an enormous increase nil
hank messenger, and told him to “heat it," according to Butler’s story over the world in tho consumption
laT nls connection It is pertinent Nellie 1* ibeing held in Kansan City, Mo., on a churgo of having kid of petroleum products, nlmost suf
.
«6kdown a statement made a few naped Butler.
ficient to doonturhalanco tho in
V ■ f >abjr V,nl,,a I'^Unnu, mincreased production; mid noW that
• * J J nn1c*“* to the representnthe production of crude has again
• of The Asnoclateo Press. Askbegun
to decline there In every
WMt arrangements the Runmnreason for hetieving that, subject
l;M vernment might have under
to no prolific now fields being dis
moderation :in regard ,to intorcovered
in tho near future, the
and Atnerifnn war debts, the
A p i a , Samoa, Jan. R.—The titlo
BUCHAREST Jail. 8.—Copies
■wter replied th a t Kumnnia of “Tulmnmi’rt” of tho Mamm dis
of Greek nuwnpuper* received here
Od-not even think of maknlg
Jt provision for interest and trict of American Samoa has been nhow that public opinion in Grecco
n a tio n on w ar debts until prohibited by the governor, Cant. is very much in favor of ex-King
wows Juat where she stands Edward S. Kellogg, U. S. N.. Man- George and that the recent attempt
uans who cluims the right to be
■ m atter of reparations.
to assassinate him has caused in
b*Ing asked to coneludo stow tho title nro aggrieved.
The governor explained that ho dignation among the Greek peoIgementa for the settlement of
r> j
^ r* Brat ion ii whl- would not allow the title to be
and the reparations commi.i- held for thu reason that it was
t BERLIN, Jnn. 7.—Berlin I.n hav
Do tails of the attempt upon the ing
equivalent to a kingship, and und
a radio exixndUon, nml cm Sun
er the American government there life of the former king dlscloso days the visiting crowd has reach
could be no king.
that he was surprised in tho forest ed -10,000. Votaries to the new
A large number of Snmonn titles near Sinaia by a band of Greeks form of entertainment are accruing
FOUR MILLION RIDE CARfl
are. designated a.i "Tul.” Tho word who fired several sliot^ at him, in large numbers.
is Tungan, introduced into tiie Sn
Some 250 Arms exhibit sets and
of which, howuver hit their
-8T. PETERSBURG. Jan. 8. - monn language. A dictionary of none
accessories, and not a few advcrtlsj
mnik.
iOT# than four million
person:
Thu ,Hdire allege that the would- that with their instruments ono
Ud fares on St. Petersburg’* mu
hear tho musical programs
ho
atoms :inn, all of whom now «ro enn
elpal railways last year, accord
broadcast,
in the United States. Pri
hi jail, were in close contact with
vately the salesman will whisper,
I’WJJHhcd by Stan
on organization in Athens, which however .that one most arise early ,
f Martin, director of finance, am
aims to remove tho ex-king from to hear tho western hemisphere.
Ludwig, director of puhlh
the liat of pretenders to a re-creat
ed Greek thvi.ne.
------------------------------ -—
’
•
SOLONIcU, Greece, J*n. 8.—
Grcoco, tlie;bhth-place of athletics
nnrf I tin Mk.1.11.1
I.# 41.— At..._
-
' 'V * =====:=*j
We are now in our new location, 108 W. Seconds
Our moving meana better oervice, so
and conditioning of her athletes
by .engaging U w Hlens of Phila
delphia as national physical di
rector.
Iiciss will divide his time be
tween Soloniea nnd Athens. The
Gtcck Athletic Fc .*.‘ration is an
nouncing hit engagement, said:
“Mr. Rican will Invite our athletc 3
Call 632
Cleaning, Dyeing, Altering
‘ “SERVICE*?
American Governor Attempt to Kill King
Bans Samoan Title Rouses Ire of Greeks
12 onl
Hurry to this store wide clearance sale and buy
through Saturday at the low prices mentioned here.
This sale offers what we believe to he the best values
in our history.
Berlin Flocks to See
Late Radio Exhibits
Underwear to Clear
... Gowns at $2.98. Regular $8.50.
Of French voilo and all hand
made. Sizes 14 to 17. White
and 4 colors.
Step-Ins at 69c. Regular $1.26.
Mado of voilo ami lace trimmed.
In all sizes at 09c.
Bfcbmers at $2.29. Regular
$2.50. Made of sateen in white,
flesh, poach. Sizes 25 to 29.
You will find—
the newWillys-Knight Six
and the new Overland Six
together with our other
new models — the most
advanced engineering
creations of the dav”
JOHN N, WILLYS
1‘rratilcnt, Willvs Ovorlaml Corapnny
Tolclo, Ohio.
House Furnishings
Sheets at $159. Size 72x99
inch. Mohawk brand and fine
quality. $1.59.
Pillow Slips at 48c
Mohawk. In 45x86 size.
from
Red Spreads at $1.09. Reg
ular $2, each. Double wear brand
in 72x90 size.
blankets at $12.50. G0x8d
Kenwood brand in all wool, sat
in bound, solid and plaid colors.
do 6ttlh6 at $1.39. With deep
licnia and in G colors, all sizes.
Union Suits at $3.98. Regular
$1.50. lu flesh, a good quality
knit silk. Sizes 3G to 44.
— f l o o r 2 o -r,—
Furniture '/> Price
Every piece of furniture in
the Btore (except refrigerators)
at half price during this clear
ance. Including dining room
furniture, chairs, desks, kitchen
cabinets—all HALF OFF.
—PUXJlt 4 U-I—
Girls Coats at Third Off. Regar $12.50 to $27.50. Sizes 2
Boyn Wash Suits at $3. . Reg
ular $4 m sizes of 2 to 8 years.
Also $3.50 boys’ suits at $2.50.
Sweater Suits at $4.98. Reg
mar $5.75. Consisting o f l».^.
will?, a11-^ cnP With sweater
White ami blown colors at $1.98
•
young boys—special
lot lor clearance at 50c each.
•dues, regular 35c at 4 for
All linen with colored em... Purses at Half Price.
lar $8 to $10. In genuim
craft, at Half Off.
New Four-Cylinder O v erlan d
Touring ..................... .....• .
Coape .........................
"........
Coupe-Sedan ............ ”•]**
Sedan .................................... ~
New Four-Cylinder Willys-Knight
Touring ................................
Coupe ............ ...............
Coupe-Sedan ............ ’
S<*dnn ...i-...... .................. ..........
Broughsm
Crepe Back Satin in 40 inch
width at $2.49 yd. Regular
$2.95. 8 colors.
Girls Dresses at Half Off. Reg
ar $5 to $K). In linen, gingtni and voile, sizes 2 to M.
ssories
S e d a n ................................ ............
Radium Silk at 98c yard. Ib
3G inch width and colors of or
chid. flesh, white and black,
yard.
— MAIN FLO O R U - I . -
Boys’ Shirts at $1.25. Reg*
ular $1.50 and $1.75, Sizes 12ft
to 14 neck band at $1.25.
L in e:
Brr,uuhaiii ............................
fl-l’riNNenger Coupe
Crepe de Chine at $2.29 yaH
40 inch width.
Lucer*
and. In 17- colors.
Flat and Canton Crepe at $3.«
yd. Fast to washing. Regular
Comforts at $2.98.
Reg
ular $3.50 in 72x84 size. All
cotton and quite warm—at $2.98
The Complete New Willyn-Overlnnd
New Six-Cylinder Overland
Standard Si*dan ......................... $ oh
Uc Luxe Sedan......... ............. $115
New Six-Cylinder WitlyH-Ivnigst
Toming - ..................:...............-...SIBli
Ttoadstcr ....
Fabrics On Sale
Furs all at Fourth Off,
ulor $9.50 to $1.00. Buy
save a fourth.
—main FLOOR D-L—
Winter and FallA p
— MAIN F L o o k p . j ’__
„
Sale of Notions 1
Dresses at $29 that are regu.ar $15. Of silks and woolens
—sizes 1G to 40.
Dresses at $19 that are regul.u $_D.50. Woolens ami silks
ucm (,o Ed, sizes 1G to 38.
Blesses at $15 that are reg
ular .,^o. in twilleen and geor
gette—ami satin. Sizes 1G to 44.
—floor ; o-L_
Buttons at 20% Off. Entire
line ot lancy buttons in all fash
ionable styles. <
B e,u
79c. Regutai $1 in suede and patent leathoi also kid. In 2G new colorsRace Banding at One Half
rn e-„ l " } 1
* to 12 inch widths
— Half Off.
— MAIN FLO O R £>•!.—
SANFORD, FLA
D IC K S Q N - i v e s C O .
i 14 Orange Ave. Orlando. Phone 1106
MAIL OR PHONE OR
DERS ON SALK MER
CHANDISE f il l e d
AT ONCE BY PER
SONAL SHO PPER. -
�FuneraL
A.CAfDtD
Funeral services for Mrr. Sarah
E. Mel aon, 65, one of Sanford's
winter residents, whose death oecarrcil early Thursday morning at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Stella Mclson, on Highland Avenue,
were conducted from the home at
3 o’clock Friday afternoon. Following the services the body was
sent to Dagsboro, Del., for Intermerit.
Mrs. Helzon was a member of
the Methodist Church. She was
dily * number of peoplcntded the recital given lastiy Miss Elisabeth Spencer
U tactile Collette at th*>
k im i aud'torium w e n at
mailed and disappointed
iv / discovered a phonograph
occupying the center of tn*
\ S* * -rtr
Collette .appeared and te a
nd inUaTJit^mr address told
With a final slash at prices the
Yowell Company will end Satur.
.
-j.
•*** Ule annual Janu*ry clearance
sale which has been In progress
since the beginning of the week,
Throughout the sale special opportunitics have been placed before
the shoppers but the bargains to
l>c laid on counters Saturday are
to eclipse all offerings of thkjdaya
preccedlng, it is declared. *
Tho Yowell Comnanv. the old-
spot* in the store*.Ion* record.
D A
No department oI the ator* is
■
exempt froni. the cuts in prices.
Articles for men, women and ehil-l Cmipona *1
drcn are found in both quantity i
j,0i,jer
and quality. Piece goods also are coupons on
placed on the block and are going
rt
fast at the reduced prices.
Col
Officials of the store, through
Vnmlini
the sale; are making room for a
’
complete: stock of soring and sqm
mell woods r*hichi|tw4 will b e'4f
r i ^ fu rsenfoiff |j y
,gj»
___ *
IN B 81
Phone ■
lo change.
idintfJiHIen'k
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
fefUMn t h e S t a t e of florid**,-at the! clo se o f b u s in e s s o n l
ItKSOOIIGlfS
T u ts i loqn*
............ ________________ ......jl.jJ . . —..
O v e rd ra ft* u n s e c u r e d
... ........ ••— —------U. t*. H u v e r n m e n i s e c u r i t i e s o w n e d : •
D eposited to. s e c u r e c i r c u la t io n (U .'S . Bonds p a r
Chicago’s a great town. Th«
guns make so much noise fKal
oven tho: e not getting shot tnusl
have a hard time sleeping.
V t R ft C A l_
Who Is Your Skinny
Friend, Ethel?
31—a woman s
48—roving /
vessel •
club
fiO—not
*—n pole
30—to write
Rl—to stretch
J —part of a
down1offTell him to take Cod Liver OH
M—a fertile
stove
nand
fo r h couple of months, get enough
spot
" f —|o offer ob- 37—onlmsllon
good healthy flesh on his bones to
f»6—In a more,
Jectlon
'! 11—ii!K'■ IIvi'
/- normal
loqk like a real man.
*6 —wears away
organs
condition ’ • 7—mistakes * <3—greet.
Tell him, 1’ts the only way to
67—
a factory 4^—money as a; 41—little ones
2tf—bnre
take those grave-llke hollows from
68—
peoples ’
31—electric
purchasing i ^ —exclama
his cheeks and neck.
62— stop .
charges
• agnrif
tion of
Tell him he won't hnve to swal
63— one of many 9—light blows
22—an article
sorrow
low
the nasty oil with the nauseat
64—a man dis 10—
21—a rule or
before this 47—Teutonia
ing fishy taste, because tho Mc
Tlja program follows:
tinguished
authoritative
11— plotters 49—nbound
Coy laboratories of New York are
"LhHSby", from Jocelyn, Gootlfor valor
standard
15—bum
f»2—lo be lull ol now putting up Cod Liver Oil In
65—
worthless
rd'tiftd “1 Hear Y»u Calling Me”, 26—short round
1G—to bind
64—quiet
sugar coated tablet form.
(biblical ex. 18—
tSnkall, by Miss Spencer.
coals
a loud noise
55—handle of s
presslan.)
*f\VnU»ln C Sharp Minor," Chop- 28— a publln
Ask for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
19—
character.
scythe
67—tiny
vehicle
l,-and “ Rous Buis’', (In th«
Compound Tablets, Lowers Phorm
Ized by mis 5S—pertaining
(Scotch)
OoUl:) Stnub, by Miss Collette a t 29—one who
takes
to punishacy and every druggist worthy the
ventures ‘.,i 69— those who 22— to move
id piano.
ment
nnmo sells them—60 tablets —00
force their 23— a small
^H ^ ll t a r t at Thy Sweet Voice," 31— a certnlu
59— decay
cents. Any mnn or woman can
way
portion
animal
»Int-S.ncns, and “ Money Dal's
60— pray
put on five pounds of healthy flesh
32—
amornur
70— a boy's 25—to allot by
(Latin)
11", Van Alxtyne, Mlxs Spencer.
in "O days or your druggist will
name
33—
attempt
measure
61—
to eject willingly refund the purchase
'‘Meditation, from Thais, Mas71—
The
back
34—earlier
27—
to gather
forcibly
sliot, Mitts Collette, violin.
price.
, .
pan ut tho
Into a roll
61—aid
.L qvo' s Old Swoet Song," Mol- 35—a oeak
One woman put on 15 pounds in
knee
Joint
38—a
European
and
fasten
06—
a
curve
y, And ' ‘Happy Days”, Strclezki,
country
72— plugs
28—
n personal 68— bnby's foodsix weeks. Children grow robust
MS Spencer.
73—
containing
(abbr.)
pronoun
69— the tipper and strong—Feeble old people feel
-"The World If Waiting for Suuyounger in a few weeks.
a
compound
U9—ft
Hosting
30—na
.aw
regions of
k ’\ Soitz, nnd
"llejeru Kail,
found In
signal
Ihn atmos
He sure to get McCoy's, the
s t r i p s of
lu ta y .,
40—ft farm
wood-alcophere.
silk or satin
original nml genuine Cod Liver Oil
Heading, "An Old Sweetheart of
bol
building
Compound Tablet."
„ ..
ln ?/' Hilcy, Miss Spencer.
42—nn exclama
*\ir(o Solos, Ills* Collette.
tion
expiea.
f*The Bitterness of Love” James
sing sur
trfn nnd “Summer and You, M:»prise
lanna Corby, Miss Spencer.
Herewith Is solution to pirzln
1—a aieve-llko
No. 70
apfordChambcrN ow
(sues Auto Licenses
How to Solve It
Sanford resident desiring to se
rif automobile tags are now beftijeeoniotlrted h» thr O ainbcr,
..Gbmmert* . which
received a
irt time: r,*o 4hc first tthlpineril
8(J0 t:igr>. All danxes of Ikcnexcept dealer license tugs,
y be secured through the chitm“offlde.
1
ntal officials expect fo handle
Jit 2,600 tags before nil nutnliibui in Sanford urc equipped,
papers incidental to licensing
qutcmoliile are prepared a t tho
imbcr of Commerce office.
Every number Indicates the
I beginning of a word—if hori
zontal, cronswteo, until the first
slmilcd stop to the rignt; if ver
tical, dojgnwanis until th«»first
flhmled stop below. Compare the
synonyms in the appended lists
to the spaces in the diagrams
and fill in the wonts you know.
These will give you clues to the
more difficult words. Whan
completed the words should In
terlock perfectly.
M
tj 1 A
11S
nv of
V NT
|F sl
P h o n o 17
All o t h e r tTntted S t a t e s (Jovnrnm enl s e c u r itie s
tlnctnrtlnK p r e m iu m s. If a n y )
..... ....... .......
T o ta l ..................... ....................................... ..............
O th er bonds, s t o r k s , se c u ritie s, etc. .... — ...........
n.-uiUltii; H ouse f t 30.000; F u r n i t u r e a n d fix tu r e s ,
I 7J.000.00 ......................... ............. ......... ........ .........._......
Ileal e s t a t e o w n ed o t h e r t h a n hankliuc h o u se ...
letw ful r e s e rv e w ith F e d e r a l H raerve llnnk ---C ash In v a u lt a n d a m o u n t d u e fro m m itlnnal
h a n k s ........................................................................... —
A m o u n t dun fro m M a l e flan k s, (tan k e rs , an d
T r u s t r o m p a n l e s In th o U nited M a t e s ( o t h e r
th
n n ________
Included _
In _____
Ite m s I. 9.. a n d 10) .................
____
Chocks on o t h e r b a n k s In t h e sa m e c ity n r to w n
a s r e p o r t i n g b a n k ( o t h e r th a n Item 1Z) ------T o ta l o f I te m s 9, 10, 11, I I nnd 12 - ..........
M iscellaneous c a sh Item s ............ ........................ .......
I led e m p tlo n f u n d w ith 17. H, T r e a s u r e r a n d d u e from L\ 8. T r e a s u r e r __- ...........— .......................
T o ta l
IN CUTS OF T1LLIS’ MEATS
C a p ita l s to r k paid In ..................._...............................
S u rp lu s fund ....................................... -.................
t'nrflvldrd profit* .......................................... I 13.79S.10
l.m< c u r r e n t e x p e n s e s paid .........................................
l i t served for taxes. I n te r e s t, etc., a c c r u e d ____ _
t ’li’k iiln tln g n o te s u u lstn n d ln K .............. ............. .....
C e rtified e b e c k s o u t s t a n d i n g ................ ................
C a s h ie r's c h e c k s o u t s t a n d i n g ...................................
T o ta l o f Item s 22. 23. 21, 23 and 2<t .......................
In dividual d e p o s its s u b je c t to check .........................
C e r t i f i c a t e s of d ep o s it d u e In lens t h a n 30 d a y s
( o t h e r tlinn f o r m o n e y b o rro w e d ) .....................
S tate,. co u n ty n r o t h e r m u n ic ip a l dcpnalt* nee tir
ed bv p le dge of nKxrlji of tliln b a n k n r s u r e t y
bond ..................................... ...... — ..................................
D ividends unpaid ................................................................
T o ta l of d em an d d e p o s its ( o t h e r th a n b a n k d e
p o sits) su b je c t
t o D eserve.
I te m s 27, 23.
29. 20. 31. and 32 ......................................... ............ .....
T im e d e p o s its su b je c t to d e s e r v e ( p a y a b le a f t e r
30 days, o r s u b je c t (o 30 d a y s or m o r s notice,
nn d p o s ta l s a v i n g s ) :
Htntc. c o u n t y o r o th e r m u n ic ip a l d e p o s its s e c u r
ed by pletlKs of n sse ts of th is h a n k o r s u r e t y
bond ..................... .............................................................
O t h e r tim e d e p o s its
. ....................... ............... .............
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_ anil d e p o s its of Hnlit-d. S t a t e s d i s b u r s i n g o f
Meats you order at Pure Food Market arc U
best cuts obtainable. Yet they are priced no
than is asked for inferior grades.
FANCY FLORIDA AND WESTERN
BEEF, VEAL, PORK,
FAT HENS AND FRIERS
We Dress Them
J. H. TILLIS, Prop
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c o u n t s ) ...................................... ..........................................
N o tes nnd hills r e d isc o u n te d . Inclu d in g a c c e p t
a n c e s of o t h e r b a tik s a n d f o re ig n hills of e x
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W ' a r t h a t th e above s t a t e m e n t Is t r u e tn t h e b e s t of my k n o w le d g e
an d - belief.
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C o r r e c t— A t te s t:
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S u b scrlh ed anil sw o r n to licfore me th is 7lh d a y of J a n u a r y , 1923.
(«c*>I)
W. I,. D U JH ’L H N o ta r y PuUHe.
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MAKING
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Our prompt Service Makes Trailing at our
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dr f t years, millions hnve ruL■sOothing, pcnclrnting St. Jn>"
coIm Oil
right on
the tender spot,
.
and by thu tim e
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the rheumatic pain
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Requires no Preparatiim
Fresh Oysters
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits
rurnips, Beets, Carrots, Green Onions
Cauliflower, Celery, Lettuce and
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A&P LARGE SD
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what it is costing you in wasted energy and loss of time
going from place to place looking for some particular
article that you may not find.
n tlc Avc and 4th St.
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Blue Valley Butter, Chun Gold
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It is stilt c u sto m a ry to think of "advertising as something
Ma.ior. thnt “makes business” for the advertiser. The first bene
,<rtundn, imd**r A ct o t fits of advertising, the average perron believes, go to the individual or the concern advertised.
The Herald agrees with “the average person” that this
is often the case, but we have just heard of one of the many
cases in which the first benefits from some thoughtful ad
vertising went direct to the folks who read the newspaper
“ad”.
A building firm in a Florida city suggested the buyjng of
a
home
as a family Christmas present. So well put were the
m c u L N O T IC E i
Alt o b itu a r y
tic"*, c a r t s of t h a n k s .
arguments,
“no rent to pay, your own property to improve,
4 n o tic e s o f r n ttr ia l n m e n i s W nors
a r * M » ro m m ls w ill ha c h a rg e d the pride of ownership, the permanent home idea for the’
‘ a t r e n u la r a d v e r tis in g r n tts .
a man took
money which he
etc. that
_________
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.. had. set aside
n»« A sso c ia te d 1‘rss* It e s c lu s - children etc.”
Never worry and you will live
for
investment
in
a
business
concern,
and
bought a little
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■ M e n - m u a **o c ia t m » r a w s
long.
Worry poisons tho mind and
•niU led lo the u«e for repub- home for his wife and children.
kills in tho end.
Iflon ot all new s dispatches
That family maintained that they were the happiest peoSllMd to It or not otherw ise crcd$££■1
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FRIDAY. JA N U A R Y 0, 1925.
IKK*'THOUGHT FOR TODA1
:OW TO ESCAPE FROM
Hj !—Because thou hast made
Lord, which is my refuge, even
Moat High, thy habitation;
■e phall bo no evil befall thee,
$1.35 Postpaid
countless Wo‘r,
vocabulary. Order \ ’n
convinced! Send you*
once. Tho first volume
make you a fan and *,»
for the n ix t series. %•
order, express or cashi
We will ship COD il yee
charge you the postaw
SPECIAL OFFER. R
postpaid Scries 1—2—a
D jR W A L C O n p .lh ,
789 Broadway; New ]
w ill a d d
THE REGULARLY cstablUhed
air-piano service between
air-plane
hetwoen London
anil Berlin makes the BOO mile trip
in four hours. Those machines,
bended this way, would cross the
Atlantic in 20 hours.
Thnt is something to interest
thL nation which talks and spends,
They but
makes no airplane progress.
Psalm
A PRAYER FOR 1023.
lift our voices unto Thee,
<G6d of might nnd majesty,
ruleth from eternity
Supreme, on high—
holds the destiny of all
dwell upon this earthly ball
no nations rl«e and cmplren
Tall
Vnd mortals die.
rfed life, that man and woman never owned a home.
had rented the houses or the apartments they lived in. They
had “moved” often. Their three children had acquired no
special love for “home”, and were learning nothing of the
responsibility of home-making, .and home-beautifying, which
should come so early into the understanding of n child.
Thanks to that bit of advertising, that drifting, family
ail of man is nil In vain,
has settled down in prideful possession of their own home, in
'utile in all earthly gain
£ men Thy goodne*# yet a good neighborhood, on a pleasant street.
disdain—
And this is only one little happening among thousands
eject Thy plan:
of similar ones, out of which memorials could be dedicated
to the power of a wcllwritten “ad”.
“Advertising pays” from many angles.
AT SPENDING we are very ef
ficient. On airplane service, since
the war, this nntion hns spent more
than four hundred million dollars.
How much of that went in waste
and graft, do you think? For our
$400,000,000 spent since the war,
and about one thousand millions
spent during tho war, we have, ac
cording to official testimony, just
twenty airplanes fit to be of service
in war.
EVENT
BEACHAM
THAT MAKES our good ma
chines average us about seventy
million dollars each, which is not
cheap. They build them in Europe
for $1 .Kill). If the country spends
5400,000,000 more you may be sure
thnt Calvin Coolidge will get some
Hying machines for the money.
Why not buy, for a start, 1,000 ma
chines abroad, where they know
how to make the kind that fly?
fimes-Union snya that bnnve begun to rob filling atuPrietlcRlly ppeaking that I*
bandit against bandit.
- - - - - - - o ■■ — •
mn nciiool chllsrnn. we read
ulred to butlu> daily, whirl;
leuat something they nroj fluttering much.
The boy had mV use for that klhcT of game.
He was just nut shooting with his beautiful new gun. Ho
was feeling so “manly” as he stalked his prey, took aim and
tired. All the sunny day ho was out in the open. He made
a number of “fine shots” similar to the skilful one that
brought the mocking bird down. And that night with his
eyes shining at the memory of the groat day, he recounted
his adventures to his admiring parents. Their pride in their
“manly” hoy was written all over their own beaming faces.
Little old mocking bird, you just didn’t know the game.
You had the foolish idea that in exchange for the hugs you
kill in the orange groves that you can he safe and happy there.
You fancy that human beings are civilized creatures who
never ruthlessly give pain. You thought that shining thing
in the boy’s hands was something typical of the Christmas
Day that brought it. Foolish littl** mocking bird to believe
thut all the world is kind.
F R ID A Y
THEATRE
ORLANDO, FLA
Transcontinental Tour of the Distinguished Co Swn
l a
* THAT PREDICTED 1925 drop
did not visit the stock market yes
terday. Almost everything went
up, railroads leading cotton and
wheat following. Call money used
in speculation dropped to 3 por
itu t, ami nil was serene.
The lambs have not gained full
headway yet. They nro thinking,
leur tittle tilings. Once they get
roally started there w.’d be busy
moments for stjuy bear.;.
ord in at Inst nsuurcd of n
hotel.
ID’S SUIT BEING
PRESSED BY LAWYERS
mingbnm News headline.
• lawyers.
---------o—,-----8 hnrd to manage real esiOUt advert,sing as to man
a t without a rudder. And
ih to trv the one as the
'ampn Tribune,
---------o-------icial of tho International
Designers snys that men’8
In stylo will be baggier
r this year. Why not put
them and ho done witii
50 Crdss Word!
BUT THE gentleman aged 105 is
need 105, and th a t’s all you can
say uliuui him. To do what you
don’t want to do a n l to worry
niny mean shorter life. It also
may mean doing something worth
while.
To be n Harriman or a Hill, op
en up great territories, conquer a
Salton Sea, make a short cut across
Salt Lake, help create tho groat
Northwest and die too young, is
belter than never worrying and
living to 105.
S .ln thl* nnptr nml alas' th e Ilocal
pubtlahM herein. All rights
republlentlon of special dlspatch!ter-ln are »l*» reserved.
•rackern are cracking Bafea
i Orlnndo. Lot'a be cniv*omc of them Journey this
Ball Hardwar
MAnoAntT
TE appreciate the big
▼V possibilities o f small
accounts, and are always
glad to welcome the de
positor who starts with
a modest balance.
W IL L IA M
Acorncd* ctrdm.i of Muriquc.hy
Zoe Aims .author of 'Dccumce'
ELMER SCHLEBINGER
rtf the inside Works o f Chndbourn.*.
Ntanidififld and Levy, lawyers with
clients of tho big kind, .my i, “This
is going to be such a .boom you
as nobody living hns over seen."
He is a cool, not excitable young
man. And he is probably right.
Whatever else you do, ho careful
not to sell short. "That way mud.
ness licit.” But don't gamble.
When the lawyer writes, ‘‘Here
to I net mv hand nnd seal,” be
refers to ancient custom, as old
as Egypt* of seating ito*umeKi
with the print of the thumb.
Three thousand years In fore
Christ .InftiT prints and thumb
prints were ured for identification.
The Chinert use finger prints to
identify i trvdes of labotevs as they
are paid oft'.
si (ititiri-
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MR. IlOGREN, expert of the na
vy, has been making lingio prints
of mummies, and says that in n'l
the thousands of years no two
human hebtgs have had finger
PRINTER'S INK
prints alike.
What's more important, no I wo
Advertising ceases to lie either’ or the tag which describes some have had brains atlkc, and that
ethical or of value to an advertiser labor of fuel saving device, might accounts tor change and progress.
when it invades the privacy of the plead their case with reason. At
SUGAR COMPANIES, oil and
individual. When the attention of one time such taps might have led railroad
companies arc organising
the public is forced rather than a t to a sn!e, but so overworked has great mergers, bigger in i bigger
tracted the returns approach the the idea become thut advertising industrial units arc coming, in
returns from them a t the present the cud, perhaps, single units will
negligible.
time must bo practically nothing. include entire industries The big
This is one of the reasons why
Handbills, of the sort described, steel company could probably conPrinters' Ink, more than a year are the* least of the litter. Hand trol the nation’s steel businiM to
ago, claused radio as a questionable bills of cheap shoe shine nnd hut morrow except that Judge Gary i
advertising medium, it is also the cleaning establishments, the “ press- conservative.
chief reason for condemning the your-punts-while-you-wait,” valets,
tossing of handbills into automo the cheapest tailors, price-cuttinm;
NO NEED to worry about it.
biles or fastening tags nnd tickets grocers, and inefficient garage men The
bigger the better, if tit* pub
to various parts of parked ears. -—this is the company in which an lic gets
its share of the savings.
The practice, especially in the advertiser's literature hobnobs, it If tho public is not intelligent
t;mailer cities, has grown so ob is one of the cheapest forms of ad enough to watch and regulate one
noxious that an owner, returning vertising and therefore attracts big concern, it won’t be aide to
to Ids automobile after an hour’s the cheapest-minded business men. watch and control the secret inside
interval, frequently must spend It is ut the same time ms wasteful deals of a dozen little concents.
several minutes picking up the lit a practice as any penny-wise ad
ter of papers and detaching var vertiser ever conceived. Front the
V ER \ EXPENSIVE is the over
ious ixlils and ends.
latter view-paint it is not low cost head in wasteful competition, and
Tickets, such as those width fas advertising. But it is after all the the public nays the entire bill al
ten on tlu» steering wheel and which unethical basis of the practice— ways. If t"r, companies sem five
advise the owner to “ Drive over to the violation of an individual’s pri milk wagons i id five halter wagthe Blank Service Station Cor Free vacy nnd his property rights— oru to your block, you and others
inspection of elcctricul equipment," I—which foredooms it to disfavor (oa the block would pay for the
i eight unnecessary wagons.
Seven Lotsl
ON PAVED STUEET
SANCTITY OF THE PARK AUTO
mu resolved to do y<mr
uke Sanford n bigger and
Ity nnd sacrifice your/uur city’s prosperity so
muy profit indirectly
to of tho women jurorj
vld” McCoy, “He ir not
if man that hangs." Wh:U
is justice :n u ease like
inford Herald. Justice
ch chance, anyhow.—Oca—O-! of ground hns been set
a cemetery on tho very
ice’s Peak. That is for
heliuving Christian i who
o us far as they can to
ping body and soul to
il (’alien of Mexico lin-i
Manuel C. Tellez ambushe United Htutes. Il is
Ids appointment wns re:hy the late Samuel
Hid hi should be a good
ick gambling in Miami,
t hasn't begun yet, has
ised a storm of prnt-'st
nnd pulpit alt over the
re are state laws against
ig in Florida. All that
dono Is to get them ett-
The Hampton-Tuskegee Endowment
ASHEVILLE CITIZEN
It is tt fine thing for tho future beneficiaries ’of large gifts front
' easy to ray it with of Negco citizenship that American Eastman and others that are con
■Ive months in u year in philanthropists remembered the
ditioned on tho raising by the Ne
imes-Uniun.
Yes, if
touted capitalist.—fian- colored people in giving millions groes of certain funds by their own
I. How do you get that for education and for general social efforts.
'
»Iy u day in the year wulfure activities among the Amer
It is essential for the imccesa of
iwer are nut blooming ican people. That they are permit- j the Humpton-TuBkegeo endowment
Jena,—Dade City Uanthe colored population
ted to rhnru in tho bene fa c tio n s have theitmural
and financial aup,
, mudo by uuch men ns Mr. Duke port of their white neighbors ovl*
announcement that!*4)11' Mr. Eastman, not only provide t 'vry where, ami wherever the worth
to have u n.oderu to u r-!
Nrifmca with badly needed I of Ihcno Negro educational (jistltund th ’-' realization that J fa*Rules for racial improvement tionn is known for what it is there
imiwrtnnt development .*■ d impresses upon them that, I will undoubtedly be rnatributianx
i well underway, and a I11?
fundamental* of citizenship, j to the endowment. Hampton and
that inaav [hey lira iccoguLe.I. a ; they should | Tu .k, gee arc controlled by th.»
’ tiiou’.umU of dollar*, be, an a p a r t oT all that goer, imo.xune leaderu of the Negro race;
apital will he brought jnc making of what wo call Amur- J the teaching a t these institutes is
through toe sole of '■tefon lue,
L
•dedicated to tho building of cltiIn North Carolina, Johtp: >n Col- sciuhlp, to the training of Negro
excellent celery crop,
Nikgr® institution nt ChuT- j men nrul wunion butter to nerve
reason for pessimism I u
s only toom for wet! latte, 4l* to share in Die Duke tii-j their own people untl more wisely
education, tlo co-operatu with their whito neigh
lief in thr prosperity do wine nt fund for
Hampton and Tuskrgec urc the'born.
future of fhiufurd.
HENRY FORD loaded 5,000 no
temobilex on his shin Oncit'n in
New York harbor yesterday, anil
sent the load down to Jncksonvtll
New Orleans and Houston, Ford
is a business man.
1'acloriux,
mines, forests, w ater power, ships
and money enough to buy Morgan
£i Company, thut once imagined
it could buy him. When will the
first all-metal Ford airplane
p e a r,
TWENTY FIVE HUNDRED
CASH
E. F. LANE
REALTOR
First National Ilank Iiuiiding.
—
Rooms iiOl-502. Phone 95
Sales Force Miss Ruba Williams, Mr. R. L. Shipp-1
B
“Make Every Acre Do Its Rest11
Tho many big crops of tho fruit nnd fancy vegetables
grown with Armour’s 1H(! CROP fertilizers are our
Lest advertisement. Actual field results clearly prove
their superior crop-making ability. Only high grade
materials of known value enter into their composition.
Tho plant-food is balanced to suit the needs of the par
ticular crop for which it is intended. They can be de
pended upon to grow big crops if big crops are possible-
uaE naaaiiiiH auL iaiaB uaxaaK aH aaB M vicagE ua^aH rnaB X "11
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ON THE MAIN LINE FOR
' FOR CITRUS AND VEGETABLE CROP
A WAR against rats, mosquitos
flies, and other carriers of disease
should be carried on by nation, |
states nnd municipalities combin
ed.
1 The English compel ships from
Eastern porta whore plague pre
vails to kill all rats on board be-1
foro unloadinng cargo. It is done I
easily by fastening down hatches
and filling the hold with deadly
gas. After that the rats are I
choveled overboard. Wolves and i
rattlesnakes have vanished be
cause men have made it their busi-'
nu.sa to kill them off.
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Tho Armour BIG CROP line is complete. It Includes
formulas nnd analyses to suit every Florida crop ami
jj'oQJ Among the four types of BIG CROP citrus mix
tures there is one especially adapted to tho 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 n t Sanford
Armour Fertilizer Works
We.xt Commercial and It. It, Are
Persistency wins. Men and women
S 4 who arc anxious to get ahead do not
side track saving:, but put it on the
main line for success. Au account
with the Seminole County Bank will
help you accomplish splendid results.
4/r Interest Paid on Savings
Accounts
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Jacksonville, Flu
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Sanford, Fla.
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TcnncascS Have joined Be?. Robt.
King hcrt..t?hcrs.* the;- w lltrerJ'c .
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MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor.
WOMAN’S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
UNION: HOLDS INTERESTING MEET
r e s b y te jt ja n
j.
church
BAvfafd Betta
e Friday Evening
•
rday
a t 10 o’clock,
lusle Club will
ting of the Holy
be held a t the
. O. Chase a t 3
, • class In parwill Tie opened to
n’s Club.
ss meeting of tho
'e will be hold at
CHurch a t 3 o’
Silver Tea of St.
« be given a t the
N. Robson on the
■'road.'1"';,
ion wjl) nje^t a t
Pctor Thurston
hfild I ts r c s q l a t
,Saturday vmorn-
k, when Mrs. S.
I give n very cn. AU nro invited
TICE
epartment of the
111 entertain with
Tuesday, Jan. 13
those who expect
quested to notify
8, hostess. Phone
tions will be madu
H. B. McCall of
ursdny in Hanford.
Ctarko Hogan, notKumms City. AIo.,
'nnford, Friday, to
( Air. and Mrs. J.
ulunta.
'. Roe. the nntionthc Parcijt-Teachwill arrive in Snng week. Sho will
a t the High School
The firs t regular meeting of the
organised W. C. T. U. was held
i-dndsdayVafternoon at the home
MriTi^^ftfghey on Fifth Street,
1th th* president, Mrs. McRae, In
ie chaPr/ and many plans for the
extens^ptt. of the work were discussed* i
On the evening of Jan. 16 a t 8
o’clock van* open meettnw will be
held a t one of the churches in
celebration of the 18th Amendment
victory, when a special program
will ebgiven. I t was decided to
hold tho regular meeting on the
first and third Fridays of each
month a t a place to be decided up
on later.
During the afternoon Mrs. J.
W. Barnes spoko briefly of the
work of tho woman's National
committee for Law Enforcement
and closed by reading several ar
ticles from “The Battle of the Bal
lot,” edited by the committee, ex
cerpts from which are as follows:
“We have ndopted as our pub
lic policy national prohibition. We
have a lawless element reaping
rich return from defiance to it. Re
fuse to believo th at Congress his
passed or will ever pass, law that
cannot bo enforced. . . . A good
old fashioned revival of devotion
tb tho Constitution is needed now.
Whole commlitien have c i v i c
“sleeping sickness." Women dodge
endorsements nnd decisions on pub
lic questions of fear dissention will
rupture their social group nnd they
will be accused of being “political.1’
They're dodging a clear duty if or
ganized group of women cannot
stand for something punitive .and
definite in civic life, cannot face
differences of opinions fearlessly
nnd tolerantly und still maintain
the clubs, then indeed ore women
unfit for full participation in citi
zenship."
Corruption in high places Is re
volting, hut the condition that will
prove fatul to this country is
lethargy in local government, de
terioration nnd g raft in the police
force of your city; leniency und
political pull in Rtate nnd county
courts."
Ainbel Walker Wllltbrandt, assistant attorney general
o{ the United States.
Tho women of America can co
operate with tho Federal Govern
ment in n great campaign of
preaching nnd living law obser
vance, of promptly assuming the
responsibilities of citizen Oiip, nnd
inspiring in young und old proper
npprnisnl of the fundamentals of
Americanism, a campaign of active
participation in citizenship pro-
am] escarole are beginn
Mrs. Grace Brown *pent Sunday
The G. I. A. ladles gathered a t ingCelery
to
move
here. Farm er a are in Tampa.
,, '
the homo of Mrs. Alfred Lilja, >!eased over the
good market outThursday
for
n
real
"get-together"
ook.
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Mrs. Zack Burrows, F t. I-awlertime and enjoyed a “pot-luck"
ikle is n guest oi relatives here.
lunch.
Brown Stafford has
returned
The day was very pleasantly
and profitably spent in piecing
Professor nml Mrs. Jacob*, Miss
quilts, social chata rfnd in the afLui’illu
Echohi
II. Buchicillu
Behold and Mrs. S. Hi
.terndon Mrs. R. H. Walthour fav
nn:m attended the Teachers Asso
ored the ladies with a number of
ciation meeting a t Daytona.
The East Sido Parent-Teachers’ choice piano selections.
Association met a t the E ast Side • Mrs. Robert Howell nnd Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs, Cam peon and fam
Prim ary School Thursday after- Funnio Conoid won the prize for , Mrs. Come add children, of Orily, of Chicago, nro hero for the
making the highest number of.lando, spent Kundpy hero.
winter nml are living in. their new
squares for the cjjiUt, it was a ,
-------Lungalmv erected a uhort distance
pound of stick candy, which Was i Mr. nnd Mrs.' E. Stafford, Air :, from Jlonroc.
generously shared.
{I„ L. Wilson, nnd Miss Lawrence]
Those present were Mrs. Fannio; Jones were in DeLnnd nnd Lake
Roy Eetlek of Virginia, 1m v
McConnald, Airs. Robert Howell, , Helen Sunday.
Ring friends here.
Mrs. R. H. Walthoui, Mrs. Robort!
-------Jenkins. Airs. Frank Crosaby,1 Air. nnd Mrs. Cheatham and far.iBruWn Stafford1spent Sunday in
Mrs. W. II. Singletarv, Mrs. M. War have returned to their homo Orlando;
’
E. Move, Mrs. Tapp, Mrs. Klcvck- nt Knoxville after vimting Itcv.i
Ing. Mrs. A. J. Motcnlf, Airs. Sns- nnd Mrs. Ja n e s Johnson.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. John Freeman, of
aa, Airs. J. B. Crawford, Mrs. J.
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, , Jupiter are visiting Air. and Mrs.
M.-AIoye Airs. D. E. Brubaker,
Kalph
har. returned to N. II. Harwich.
Airs SI. Mine rick. Mrs r.nntnr Tennessee uftcr n visit here.
blems, for bad men Arc elected by
good women who stay away from
the poU%_pn election day."—Roy A.
Haynes.
The Judicial section of the Am
erican Bar Association, venturing
to.speak for all the judges, wishes
to express this warning to the
American people:
“Reverence nnd enforcement of
law depend mainly upon the idoalft
and customs of those who occupy
the vantage ground of life in
buainesa and society. The people
of the United States in solumn
constitutional enactment, have un
dertaken to suppress the age-long
evil of. the liquor traffic.
“When for the gratification of
their appetites or tho promotion of
their interests, lawyers, bankers,
grent merchants nnd manufactur
ers, nnd social leaders, both men
and women, disobey and scoff nt
this law, or any other l#w, they
are aiding the cause of anarchy
anil promoting mob violence, rob
bery and homicide; they are sow
ing dragon’s teeth, and they need
not be surprised when they find
that no judicial or police author
ity can save our country or humnnity from reaping tho harvest.”
Secretary of
State, Charles
Evans Hughes, says: “All citizens
respect the laws they like. The
test of devotion to our institutions
is respect for tho law Itself, thnt
is, devotion to tho principle that
we nro a government of nwa nnd
not of men; thnt it is only through
n government of lnws that we may
avoid tho despotism of a govern
ment of unrestrained official dis
cretion. of arbitrary netion and
caprice. Respect for law is quite
apart from approval of particular
laws. It is respect for organized
society, and in a Republic, for
the rule of the people thru rep
resentative government.
Disre
spect for Inw is faithfulness to tho
Democratic principle which can
not be applied except through laws
expressing the will of the people."
TO ENTERTAIN DEACONS
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henry nrc
entertaining tho deacons of tho
Presbyterian Church Friday eve
ning with supper followed by tho
usual monthly meeting.
Those invited nre the Rev. E.
D. Brownlee, N. II. Garner, II. It.
Steven-. W, M. AIcKinnon, A. T.
Itonsil*, t , A. K. 1tonsil ter, L. A.
Brantley, I. I. Frazier, C. L. Goodhue, II. J. Lehman and H. C. DuBosq.
Parent-TeadhersBody
Enjoys Meeting
The Bon Tp* Bridge Chib .1
delightfully entertained Thutet
afternoon by Sirs. EdwaM Betts
har horcfe op ra il. Avenue.
Gay calendataa and noslurtlg
were attractively used In decor
ing. The prise for high score;
bird cage holding a tiny bird, M
won by Mrs. W. W. Potter. M
Denali Stafford for low scon? e
also awarded a bird cage. A j
licious salmi course wna sen
following the game.
Those present were, Miss. F(
Ward. Mrs. B. I). Caswell. M
W. W. Potter. Mrs. Joe Chith
den. Mrs. Jamc*. Ridgy,
Ilill. and Sirs. Robert llinea
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bender a
daughter Elizabeth Bender a
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John B<
dcr in OrdeiL N. Y.
■ ■ n iia H ia a iin m sM a a a i
Paul Whitehurst
Lee McClain, of the State Uni
Mr. and Mrs. Hen Luke and fam
Instructor tn Violin
ily had n:i their guests during tin: versity, wan a plearant caller upon
Studio
hours 9 a. m. to 5
holidays Mr. and Airs. Dorcas nml
m. Saturdays only.
daughter. AHsa Lucille Dorcas, of
An unusually Inrgo rattlo snake Itoom 306 1st Nut. Bank Bid
Bradenton.
with fight rattles was found by ■uamauHBaaannaananBaaBi
Dan Bruce, of Virginia, has been hunting dog.i of Clarence and
a guest of A. Merritt ami family. Frank Swaggerty. It was killed
by Mr. Nnughor.
H. 8. POND
Mr. nml Mrs. Carl Nnughor and
O v e r W o o d r u f f ft W a ts o n
Air. and Aftr. Edward Tucker, of
Irnby have returned to tlie'r homo
in Tennessee after visiting rela Fort Lauderdale are vi Ring their
daughter Mrs. A. Merritt.
tives.
Air. and Mrs. Miller visited Cres
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan Byrd have cent City and other points during
Phone 3ZH
tlm holidays.
moved here from Winter Park.
Mrs. Martin Is Hostess
AtLuncheonThursday
Mrs. Ira D. Martin was the
gracious hostess at luncheon Thurs
ilay nt her homo on Park AvcnUe,
honoring Mrs. Bessie G. Baxter of
Virginia nnd Saratoga.Springs, N.
Y„ who is a guest of Chuhiotn
Inn for tho winter.
Sweet pens, narcissus nnd ferns
were used delightfully In decorat
ing the rooms. The place cards
were also spring flowers. A de
licious luncheon was served nt 1
o’clock. At 1 o'clock the party a t
tended tho Princess Theatre.
Covers were laid for Mr. nnd
Airs. Ira 1). Martin, Mrs. rioaalo
G. Baxter, Atr. nml Airs. C. 1>.
Hrumlcy, Mis.* Consuclo Hruntlcy
Air. and Airs. ,T. E. Snyder.
Bon Ttffr
Entertained-Th
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In a teat of direct comparison, made yesterday
at High School Auditorium, before a large audi
ence, Thomas A. Edison’s now phonograph scored
a complete and convincing triumph.
Elisabeth Spencer, tlie famous soprano, sang
in direct comparison with the Edison lleeords ol*
her voice on tho New Edison. To every ear there
was no difference between her living voice und
her Ite-Created voice.
This is the most drastic phonograph lest
know. No other phonograph has even sustained
it. No other phonograph has even attempted it.
The New Edison’s marvelous performance of
yesterday vindicates everything thnt has been
said or claimed for its perfect realism.
Elizabeth Spencer stood on the stage next to
a shapely Chippendale cabinet. She began to
sing. Her golden voice soared over the auditor
ium, bringing all under its magic spell.
Halfway through her song, she suddenly stoj>ped singing. The New Edison, at her side, took
up her song,—nnd continued it alone.
Singer and phonograph . thus alternated,
throughout the song.
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v.v.:' ringing, was by watching Elizabeth Spencer's
Ill's-- so exactly life the living voice was the ltu( Vented voice.
f.ucilu l \)llet to made the same test of com
parison with Edison Uncords of her piano selec
tions. Always the same result—there was no
difference lu-tween the lle-Crcutcd performance
and the living performance.
Hro >f was piled upon proof! Evidence wait
massed on evidencel The end of the concert
It und the audience absolutely and completely con
v in c e d , through its own personal experience, that
there is no difference between an artist’s living
performance and its He-Creatton by the New
Edison—that listening to the New Edison is, in
literal truth, the same as listening to the living
artists.
Only one question can still bother your mind.
This Question wo now answer.
The instrument used in yesterday’s test.-' was
not a special model. It was an Official Labora
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of Union Ave. Every official Laboratory Model
in our stock is guaranteed to sustain the same
test of direct comparison with living artists.
You can huvo art Official Laboratory Model in
your home. You can own an instrument which
will do everything done yesterday in the tost.
Cpmo in. Hear the wonderful Official Laboratory
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which pui.-i opr Official Laboratory Model into
your homo for no more than you would “pay
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�nary conferences, hwtlnjc over. •
period of six weeks, resulting in
the formation and orjranlration of
the Sanford Ifotei-Ecalty Co,,, a
corporation.
' “In my opinion, this project is the
biggest
and greatest yet initiated
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in Hanford, and one which inime*
f lo nay that the hotel | diately
assures continued develop
fact and not a dream ment and
increased prosperity and
n in the past. W hat progress in
the upbuilding of th e
the growth and city.
<Sanford cannot be de"Every
feature
of
the
organisa
rds but every citizen
value. The members tion nml personnel of the cornomration join me In so- tion has been carefully considered,
Clive co-uueratiun of and every w
platiiled along eon
in this undertaking, thought out
is the culmination of
Iptoppinqd. efforts, on the part of
m t f ' member to give Sanford it
Kfig drawing can! lor whiter visi.
tors. Our untiring efforts have
been reworded and the beginning
rf Work-on the now hotel, which
Pill be within a short tin e, will
Mrk the beginning of a new era
hr Sanford which will spell the
ICddy advancement and growth of
fie. city until it I“'corner, tho greatA Inland city in the state.”
Regarding the new hotel, Mr.
r a s t e r raid:
r—Hanford’s greatest need today
tf a modern tourist hotel. With
the bulkhcading of the inkefront
Utd with our golf links and good
■Irects nnd roads wc only need
th e ,proper facilities for taking
» ro (o£ |ho tourist to become one
>f the'm rgest cities in inland Flor,;J?Our greatest drawback In the
wpjt,, bos been the lack of hotels
h a t appeal to the average tourist
rt>o comes to our stnt-:. We navo
Qifc ■location, climate nnd every
thihg else to make this a tourist
sfmter.”
-.Mr. Bodwcil sounded a very opdmirtic note in his statemen? re
tarding the hotel when he said:
"Hanford' is most fortunate in
ibtaining such a personnel us has
Men secured to further the realignJo n n f its much needed touriit lio.
*7-,.In securing the co-otumtlon of
nese bankers nnd business men,
ho success of tho enterprise Is bo
und question.
1*We cannot have u rcui city nml
I th a t that means to every citien without n rent tourist hotel.
"The plan proposed is ideal. The
roposed locution with a 4GD foot
rontago on tho Lake front Bouleird and F irst Street is perfect,
he financial plan held by this
nnpnny neither hold;: nor operntc-K
le hotel, but insures its profit nml
iccess. The resale of all the surlunding land mukes the project
molutcly sound.
,‘3Ihe extension of F irst Ktrcct
business , property nml a hotel
la,wul bo the key to u now nml
Tel* Sanford.
rom my aequnintnnce and conwith tho citizens of Sanford
ovc absolute confidenco that with
t sound nnd profitable plan pro*
a$d, the co-operation of everyone
beyond question.”
3wt.Uio hotel, is by far the h'gt and grentest project
yet
he bed in Sanford i t the uorinr*
bn of Mb. DeCottes, who gave
the following atatomont:
I t haa* been my "privilege to
when the "Orange” team .tremtebd
reap the benefit of the increased the "Black team 10-13. The teams
n d u e of the land caused by the are of virtually the same strength
fo00,00fli improvement in the shnne hying composed of both varalet/c
r f*
hotel”
.
and tccohH string players.
' Coach K enneth; Hait- tiaclarcd
other ptdi
that
the 'ayatem is working well,
erection of tho hotel,
bringing out unexpected talent on
both teams. Some of the players
are somewhat inexperienced a t the
game, the concJf pointed otlL but
tinder th? two team system thla
difficulty it expected to bo remedi
ed short';- an-i good p ractire'g tin b i
are promised,
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Meinah
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barber, sub
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The flrr.t of a sericn of practice [
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Dances amuse u“. And pome ol
from the basketball i.qpnd cl th e ; the f.trrm look ns if they wera inSanford High School was played a t 1vented hy n girl seeing u nmu io.
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H « ra l£
Rooms For Rent
"t i n ’a n d m e t a l w o r k
JAMES H.; .COWAN—All kinds h OR RENT—Rooms with nr with
t■of Tin’apd 'Sheet Metal Work, out meals. Reasonable rates.
Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak Lincoln Hotel,
Avenue and Third Street. Tele FOR RENT—$25.00 per month,
p h o n e ,111.
win i t w
10-room house In country near
TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS paved highway, good location,
All makes of typewriters for electric lights, good water. H. C.
I N ■ Nne sale on easy terms, for rent, also Du Bose. ________________
. im ■ INm» repairs. Office supplies. Room U FOR RENT—Desirable upstairs
room with two beds. 308 Pal
Bell Bldg._____________________
metto Avc.
doable t lo rt
______ REAL ESTATE
are (or eoa- D. A. CALDER £ R. R. ELDHIDGE FOR RENT—Desirable bedroom
jtlOON
Real Estate Brokers—All kinds of
for young men. References ex
F«yrerefe Uagth
property
listed
and
for
sate.
Of
change.
Reply H. Care of Herald.
Ho*
fice 108 Second St.', Near Park
Ida for first
Avenue. Phone 282.
Is restricted to
J,
E. SPURLTNQ, sub-division
__Hon.
, made The Banspecialist. Subdivision to Or- MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
cement work, sidewalks, build
Ill be responsible
Inndo, Florida, and F l o r a
»rr«ct Insert ton.
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J . B.
Heights,
Florida
on
Dixie
Highir enheeqaent
office should be
; w«y. ■
__________ TepwHleger, Prop.
lately In cnee of
Lumber and Building Material
STOVES
Carter Lumber Company
SANFORD STOVE W ORKS-Oil
N. Laurel St.
Phone 585
sentnUse thorstoves, gas stoves, wood stoves,
HILL
LUMBER
CO.
House a
jth rates, rales
ovens and vlctrolns. Your credit
win * Its yon
Service,
Quality
and
Price.
is good.. Phone 40L-3. 321 First
rmatioo. And, If
Street._______________________
[will abelst jroa In
ant ad to make
Apartments
Bo T O I T n e e d MONEY?
W<| have money to loan on First
For Rent
i t n o n cm.
Mortgage.—Sanford Bond and
hoald sire thttr
FOR RENT—Throe room apart
Mortgage Co.
flee address ns
ment, 300 French Avenue.
ions number If
ix e m e u r r coum r, sevf .nth
Its: About one
JIT D i d A t. C IR C U IT . SEM I.VOt.Ii FOR RENT—Two room apartment
thousand has a
the others. ean‘t
with use of garage. 1000 Union
COUNTY. F L O IIIIJA .
|ltb
you unless
Ave.
IN CHANCERY.
address.
is s *
Building Material
■nee MOST be
at The Ban
ff lee or hr tee
ms d’seeatlnvalM.
rice.
smpt, Efficient
IIS
DIRECTORY
place within easy
[people of Sanford
so often needed,
list when any nperequlred. It Is
Iphabcticslly for
wee..
pace in thin.
[RECTORY
[HONE
148
sd Directoi
hTKTlHlsio
u jn v i ck *
AND MOTOR RE
MINDING.
,_____ .
[ELECTRIC SERVICE
ert Electrical repairs.
Central Avc. Orlando,
HULKS FOR RENT
KEL
Car. Drive ft
Oak and Second St.
Miscellaneous
For Sale
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 Assoclatlon Preferred Stock can' ha
cashed on 00 days notice, Interest
payable April 1st and’ October 1st
you can’t
it I t
Buy right per cent Preferred
Stock in thf Sanford Building and
Loan Association, established 1008.
Tampa—W ater supply system to
be installed in Sunset Park addi
tion.
__ _ _ _ _ _
FOR~SALE—10 acres celery land,
lot 4, Eurnka Hammock. Rich
ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba
non, Ind.
PAPER SHELL PECANS—60c lb.
J. F. Kickllter, Stark, Fla.
CASH—1‘nid for fatso teeth, den
til gold, platinum and discard
ed jewelry.—Hoko Smelting and
Refining Co., Otsego, Mich.
WANTED
Automobiles
Lost and Found
10DY REPAIRING
STEIN — Automobile
ipairing and Rebuilding.
Homo. Oak Avenue.
[■OS FOR HIKE
LUTO SERVICE Bay
Meets all trains. Engjnsfer. Phono 551,
LUTO TRIPS
[B. CALIIER. Day and
wli:
Solicitor for Complainant.
Ixi service.
Anytime, Dec.
5. 13, 19. 29.
11. 47- I o l 3.1 ft. S. of NW cor. of
2H2, or 28. __ -______ J a n . 2. 9, HI. 23. 20.
H W 'i Hoc. nc Twjx :n H. ItaiiKO
[ITO WRECKER
10. Day or night scray phono 304. Night
b f i ________ _______
Furniture to Sell?
Call
J> FURNITURE CO.
About the Following Ilnrguins
|> you what il’a worth
N E W 5-ronm biiiixnlnw. h lr n l Incu- I 'A I I K A v e n u e lo t , c o r n e r
1 Oh.
(CAFE)
*7 /.*
tlu n , rnVed s l r c e t s nnd s id e w a lk s ,
E a s t e r n e v p n s u r r . ItDxlJT. 9300.00
BF4J. CAFE
Karnae. S3IKI.IM) rash. SSO.lMI per
Cnsli. l l n l n u r e e a s y .
p's, best in Servicd and
m u a tk .
Quality
1st St.
S
Earn $20 weekly spare time, at
homo nddressing, mailing music,
circulars. Send 10c for music and
information. Co-opcrattvo Music
Co., St. Paul, Minn.
29 East. liViit l-l Cot) rrr'N^r.nc.c
ft. W. 550 ft. H. Odo.2 ft. amt
Bug. 4S.4 !L N. of HW Bar, of
Her. 3« Twp. 20 S. Rumfu 23
WANT TO SELL—List your pro
perty with us now. Your de HERE’S THREE GOOD ONES
scription will go in new catalogue
now bring mndn up. Seo the new
manager a t the now location. C!
A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st
And next week is going to be too
National Bank Bldg. ________
. late. Act Now.
$10,000,000 company wnnts man
to sell Watkins Home Necessities
in Snnford. More than 150 used
SUBURBAN HOME
daily. Income $35 to $50 weekly.
Experience unnecessary. Write
Dent. H. 5. Tho J. R. Wntkins
Co.*, 82-70 West Iowa Avenue,
Located ju s t out side tho city lim
Memphis, Tcnn.
its, on tho rend to the Country
WANTED—Position ns bookkeep Club. Nlco new bungalow with
FOR SALE
er with reliable firm. Trust modern conveniences—lights, own
■ 1023 Ford touring, very good,
worthy nnd steady. Apply Box wnter system, telephone, etc., 2 2 ^
$195.00.
acres of land, Bovcn cleared, orange
Superior model Chevrolet, nil T. Herald Office.
trees, and place in good shape.
new coni tires, $285.00
Close
to Country Club. Can be
WANTED—To
buy
front
owner,
Hupmobile touring , fine shape.
ono or more building lots. Well bought on terms. Price $5,500,00.
$485.00.
located and must bo bargain. State
Ford Coupe, fair shape SI .05.
prico and terms, box 64 core of
SAN JUAN GARAGE
BUNGALOW
Sanford Herald.
TO THE PUBLIC:
Tho following named contract- WANTED—Position as salesman, On Park Ave. Close in.
by young married mnn, with rooms and Bath. Completely Five
ms nro fair to Organised Labor
fur
nnd pny the Union Scale set by gents or dry goods store. Ex nished. Side walks und street pav
perienced
in
both..
Can
furnish
Local No. 1201 of Painters, Dec
ing paid. A bargain, complete at
orators and Paper Hangers of best references. Employed in San $7,000.00.
ford nt present. Address. 211 E.
America:
W, R. Pell, F. W. Temperton, Sixth Street.
CORNER LOT
\ . C. Coller, C. F. Metcalf, Horace
’
FOR
SALE
Jiminez, H. Dnrrow, R. L. Sei
Selected Maine grown seed po Located on Oak Avc,, close in.
lers. Jesse Cook, T. S. Delk, I. S.
tatoes.
Spaulding Rose 4, $3.75 Eastern exposure. In nlco neigh
Talbott. T. M. Dunlnp and G. W.
Venable, Dorsey Howard Kelly, S. por bng; Bllssi Triumph $4,25 per borhood. Street Paving nnd side
walks paid. Can bo bought on
0. Shinholser. Wu nlso ask the
very eusy terms. Trice $1.50djQ0.
public to see their painters have baPf‘ CHASE & COMPANY
Sanford, Fin.
their local card.
H. Barron, Pres.
WANTED—Counter girls, LuBeth
B R un N. 7 11 ft. K. 10*15.9 (t.
Cafeteria.
8. C37 ft. W ly 1020 ft.—-21 ai-rns.
SEE OUR LARGE LISTING
Th« nahl laml b r l n a uniu’ssetl n t
man now
tin* tluto of tlm Insunnct* of micli WANTED—By young
BEFORE BUYING. .
r e r tif le n t e In t h e n a m e of A. Huuengaged n.x auditor l>y large
ir. llnleHM Haiti c m i r i t ' n t i i s h a ll he corporation, several small sets of
roileminril aecurillm t t o la w
tnx
deed w ill Ihhuk th e r e o n on t h e 3nl books to keep in spare time. Rates BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC.
(lay o f F e b r u a r y , A. I >.. 1925.
reasonable. Box 25, care of HerREALTORS
W itn e s s my o fficial
n l a n a t u r e nld.
anil .teal th is th e 19th d a y o f Du202 First Street
Sanford, Fla.
cetu b e r A. D.. 1921.
IN CH A N C E R Y .
Dal-Air R e a l ty Company* u c o r p o r a
tion. c o m p la in a n t,
V*.
CITATION.
M ary rilmi. e t nl.. D e f e n d a n ts.
■T o M ary C. ill mi. Jno. M. F ra n c is
nil wife, — -------FrnnclH, C h u r l.*
i b r a n d s anil w ife, Alio.* E. F r a n •ns, a n d each a n d o.Vury.of th e above
aafned d e fe n d a n tn , if living, ami it
eith er, a n y o r all of tho m id t|.*f.,n•ianta he dead, to all tuirtl.-H c l a im .
a
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FOR IMMEDIATE USE!
!
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
On good residences ami improved business property in
“ASK MR. CONNELLY”
$1,000.00 to. $100,000.00 for a term of I’ yearn, 5 years,
or ten years.
E IO lIT -ro aiu tw o s to ry house, a n
|NG STATIONS AND
e v l r n l o t , d n u li le
K a r it a e ,
n ic e S l X - r a o i n h u n s n l i m , 3 lied r o o m s ,
IUTO SUPPLIES
law n, e a s te rn ex posu re, llr s t re , ,
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^ "S E R V IC E STATION.
home. You m u s t see It to a p p r r e - le v p o s u rr . Urlee S3.730.0U. 9730.00
as, Oil, Tires, Acceasola te r e a l v a lu e . 910-3OO. T e r m s .
r a s h , 900 p e r m o u th .
ervice,with a smile. Elm
LOTS — L O T S — LOTS
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id Second. First and Elm,
' Avenue and 10th Street,
service.
(Realtors)
AliTY PARLORS
103 N. Park Ave.
« IlAItltlET. Mnrinello 105 .Magnolia Ave,
all kinds. Rain w ater a
Phone 48
Phone 122
ty.
Old First National
pudding, phone 245.
DRUGS
DRUG STORE — Prens, Drugs, Sodas. We
near you as your phone.
W EL.l.-M A c;<qiE, HA.tr CtOME O O T
O H : CATS'T
FI.
S O I'LL ‘b H E A K D O W N A bU
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O U J O IN
f l o r is t
0*
t h e . c /v ts c , )
M
E AT
IT THE FLORIST"
tcra for all occasions.
LUNCHEON•
IvrtK phone 260-W
LAWYER
k,0kRYAN.
Offico' "in
pie Bank Building Annex.
I Phone 417-L 3.
PJUNTING
JKW PRESS-PRINTING
n — SERVICE — PRICE.
rcgrcial SL. R. R. Avc.
In ft I n te r e s ts u n d e r each anil e v e ry
nf th e follnw lnK d eceased d e f e n
d a n t s . t u - w it: M ary lb illnn, Jn o . M.
F r a u d s am i wife. ------------ F ra n c is ,
D i a r i e s ' p. F r a n c i s anil wife. A l i c e
B. F r a u d s , o r o th e rw is e . In nnd to
th e Innds n e rtiln n flc r d e s c rib e d ; to
nil p a r tie s dulm ltiK I n tr r r u ln u n d
e r M ary Clntt. tfocrnsml. anil h u s
band. A r t h u r (Mnn, deceased, A ii u list us J. Valiffhn, d eceased
and
w ife. L ouisa <*. V au g h n , deoensrd.
Islah li. H urt, d eceased niul wife.
-------------H urt, deceased, or o t h e r
wise, lit nn d to the follow ing tiescribed luiuls s itu a te , lyIni; and he.
Inn* In tin* t*lty of HaiiTonl, ( ‘m inty
of Mcmlnnto niul M u te of F lorida,
m o r e p a r ti c u la r l y describ ed us f o l
lows, t o - w l t ;
Ali Dial p a rt of I Iviv Houlliwvst
Q u a r t e r o f th e N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r
n ml Hie NorlhU 's t Q u a r t e r nf th e
8outhe.|S t Q u a r t e r
of Heellnn 31,
T o w n sh ip 1J. S outh
of Run Me 31
Bust, w h ich lien B a st of t h e u r Inndo a n d .Mellonvllle
Itoml, |t s n
benlnnlttK nt th e S o u th w e s t C o r
nel* of the N o rth w e s t Q u a r t e r of th e
S o u th e a s t Q u a r t e r of said Section,
T o w n s h ip nnd Itanuc, und ru n Bust
li ehnlus, N o rth 9.50 elm I ns. W est
fl ch a in s, the nce nniith to hi'g ln iiing. a n d Iils'i. nil t h a t p a r t of th e
H o u tlu a s l Q u a r t e r
of th e N o r t h
w est Q u a r te r , an d
the N o r t h e a s t
Q u a r t e r of th e S o u th w e s t Q u a r t e r
<*f Section 51. T o w n s h ip )'>. Hotllli
of R a n g e 31 Hast, w hich lies B a st
of O rlan d o mill .Mellnuvltlu Road,
It as the South 9.5(1 ch a in s,
an d to an y und nil o ili e r p e rso n s
w h o se n a no's a r c on!, now n. c lulm lint a n y rlitht. tit le o r In te re s t In
Hint to tile p r o p e r ly liiTidtltlbovn
described, o r a n y p u r l or parc el
thereof.
It is h e re b y o rd e r e d
t h a t y ou
an d each of you. he a n d a p p e a r In fore our said c i r c u i t C ourt nt th e
Court llo u s o at Hunford, Florida on
t h e uih d ay of April, A. D. 192:.,
niul th e n a n d th e r e m a k e a n s w e r
to till* bill of co m p la in t ex hibited
nprillnnt you III tills cause.
, It Is f u r t h e r o rd e r e d Hint t h is
| O rd e r of I'uhllriilloii he p u h lls h td
Ut T he Hanford H erald, a n e w s p a
p e r publish ed III Hanford. S em inole
300,000 I
j $
To Loan
tSanford.
These loans cun be made in amounts of
NO DELAYS—
QUICK SERVICE
I
J. H. JACKSON
!V
Office With Sanford Bond & Mortgage Co.
Meriwether Bldg., 2nd St.
A. P. Connelly & Sons
Fountain Pens and
Pencils.
Violins, Ukuleles
and Guitars.
Flashlights and
Batteries.
Super Heterodyne
and Atwater-Kent
Radios, i
F. P. RINES
311 East Second Street.
TELEPHONE
611
.71
Phone 630-J
“OPEN AT NIGHT*
FOR RENT—Four Teem P
ment- Attractive location. I
323-d.
FOR RENT—Four room I
with garage. Also one six
house. L. B. Steele, phone 8
FOR RENT—Ono five room
gnlnw. Centrally located, |i
224 or Call a t 601 Park Avon
FOR RENT—Cottage on Pal
to Avenue. Nice location.
W. J. Thigpen.
Houses For Sal
FOR SALE—Four five j
bungalows lined throughout,
off paved highway. Price $8'
each for quick sale.
Mas
seen to be appreciated. Can
terms. A. IT, Hawk, Glnderv
FOR SALE—6
paved street.
snap a t $5,000.
once easy terms.
room house
Paving paid,
$500 down,
See H. B. L
Will trade two income pit
ties, Kenton, Ohio for 5 o:
acres with dwelling, near Sar
or DeLnnd. Close in. If inte
cd write for description.—E
Fleming, Kenton, O.
ty, on thlx th o Sth d a y of J a n a
A. D., 1925.
(Heal)
V. B. DOUQLAHI
C l e r k of thn C i r c u it G
of th o S e v e n th Ju d
C irc u it of F l o r i d a In
fu r S e m in o le C ounty,
l l y A. M. W K B K R D.
U corgo A. DeCottCH Olid U. W.H
c<*r J r „ S o lic ito r s a n d o t ' C
s«*l fo r C o m p la in a n t.
Ja n . 9, IS. 23. 30.
Feh. li. 13, 20. 27; Mar. S.
_
Seminole Marble Co
Writ* for lataat dastgiui
C. S . T U R N U s .
Sanford. F lo r id a
F. O. Ilox *03, I’lion* M l
STEWART’S SUB-DIVISION
Altumnntc Springs
Two hundred iHmutlftil building
hits, prices rnngo $150 to $850,
Seo these largo luU before you
buy elsewhere. Don't bdty n lot
without n public alley in tho rear.
Como nnd sco me any time. I live
hero and want neighbors.
W11, MBit STEWART
______ Aitnmnnto Springs,______
1808 Park. Phono 403-J. Mrs.
Savage.
Wu hnvo acme beautiful lako
front lotu on Iatko Wildmcru one*
half miln from tho Dixio Highway
in a nest of beautiful clear lakes,
for sale,
Wu will build your home, land
scape your grove, nnd relievo you
of trouble and worries incident to
building up a place.
In tho monntimo, you enn go
fishing. You can fish in any ono
of the dozen lakes, and if you don't
know how to fiih, wo have several
experts who will bo glad to show
you. Mr. Scholfiold who has been
singing at tho Baptist Church will
vouch for the above.
LAKE JESSUP LAND CO., Inc.
I.uttgwood. FU<
Apartment house on First St.
Tills is a bargain.
Ono five-room bungalow, in good
condition. $500.00 puts you in this
house.
Five ncrc farm on hard road,
now’ in crops. Cheap nnw on easy
terms.
Wo have houses to rent. Come
in and see us.—Seminole Realty
Co., 110 E. Second Street.
FOR SALK—5 acre farm, new
house, coat $2,700, Fine celery
land. Also tools, all for $5,000.—
Thrasher & Garner.
DAVID B. HYEi
ARCHITECT
M« inUftt- A. t ' i
ttosft D u lld l m r
O rlan d o , F lo r id a
H. A. SPIillR #
CAItl*ENTER
Itrp tiirlu i;
Itrllw lrllag
A dd rrtui 2IIM l ' o l u i t t t l a A*tt*
S OU TH LAN D FA I XT
Tho P a i n t T h a t Haves You
Money.
M a n u fu c lu ru tl hy
F lirr* m i-L Iod airy
Hold hy
F a i n t Co.
I.OXHIVO F A I N T COM F A N Y
I Id M n a n o l ln A y r .
I’hnni* 370
Chiropodist
FOOT SPECIALIST
, 'orns. Ilunl'ina, I n B r o n
|liih' Natla. H ea v y Call
o u rc a o r t i r e d acUln
feet.
li m i . c . i.. r n s r j * : u
I Yownll D re w llldtC.
O rlan d o .
Rhone.
M U vaU
Elton J. Moughtoi
ARCHITECT
First National Bank !Bids
Sanford* — Florid
FOR QUICK SALE—35 acres fine
land on Orlando ruad $7,000.
Good terms.—Thrasher & Garner.
C o u n ty , F lo rid a , nnoe eueh wt*,*k
fur e la lit consftcutlve w ee k s.
WITNBHS my h a n d niul tliv s r a l
ut t l i r C irc u it C ourt of tliu S eventh
J u d ic ia l C i r c u it of Hitt Htnte of
F lo rid a , In a n d fo r 8,*inlnolo Conn-
m ol
- I
Fresh Fruits
and
Vegetables
PRICES REASONABLI
ROYAL FRUIT CO.
N e s t t o X Y rs te ra U a l a a
By GEORGE McMANUS
IH tO R ^ N * D O T t L E F T
M V K E V b A T H O M E AMO
\ M UVT KE.TOR.tS HOME
^
AND ^ E T
THEM -
—
tF ‘d H E C ,O E '
H O M E VTS A
J fi
T A S I - I'M
h
b U N K ,V* *• fl
PIINOLB I'RINTERY
hnting That Pleases
i.Sttrvn e.
T ulophone 93.
|u :4 tion,*;AVeiaka Building
i s , ’ * RATLIFF, Printers
outfittars^ Phone 310.
ark Avenue.
HA NGE R—iT lT ja lb o tL
t
and paper
hanger.
| M
FOR RENT—Furnished r
lor light housekeeping,
Idiurct Avenue.
Marbln a n d (Jranltft f r o m t
4 u a r r lc s .
B e st o f q u a l i t y a
w o rk m a n s h ip .
BRIN G IN G U P F A T H E R
'K " l
Houses For Ren
Year
Type
Make
1921
Touring
Chevrolet
1923
Fort!
Pannril
1922
Dodge
Touring
1924
Ford
Fordor Sedan
1924
Dodgo
Ton truck
1923
Dodge
Coupe
1924
Dot! go
Touring
Price Right—Terms Right.
I. W. PHILLIPS’ SON.
Sanford, Fla.
FOR SALE — Practically now
Dodge Touring car, ran about
2,000 miles, good discount, quick
snlc. Party leaving in few days.
Phone 424.
AVACODA GROVERS OBSERVE
Young, hardy, reliable man
wnnts position with you. Practi
cal experience with nvaendo grove
in Floridn (from needs to bearing
trees; planting, budding, spraying
nnd cultivating); Agriculture Col
lege Education, first class tractor
FOUND—In post office, National man and car drive; able to do recash register key. Owner may nnir nnd willing to work. Answer
have same by calling a t The Her care of Tribune Office. Box KK-24
ald Office and paying for nd.
Tampa, Florida.
LOST—One female pointer dog.
SAUSAGE
Liver nnd white, scar on left
All
pork,
smoked, 40 cents
side. Name Is Mabel. If found er pound, oak
post paid.
Cash,
return to E. L. Ford, 413 W. 1st linimum shipment,
3
pounds.
and receive reward,
Satisfaction guaranteed.
M r s.
ix c iiir r iT r o t ’iiT, se v e n t h Enoch
Sawyer. Tifton, Ga.
jr iu c iA i, r in r r iT . skminolk
COUNTY, F I.O ItlD A .
BABY CH ICKS-Ready now, 10,IN CHANCERY.
B. A. DOUOI.ASH,
000 weekly, nil profit makers.
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C lerk C irc u it C o u r t S em inole
vs.
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celery wires, very good con O F F L O R ID A , IN AND M I R
or c o u n t r y o t h e r ih n n the .State of
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J. F. I, fling, C o m p lain an t,
vs.
C h a rle s K. B ree d er. J. H. Rairadnle,
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m is es Involved In th is su it, a s
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t e r e s t s u n d e r C h a rle s E. Breeder,
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nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s u n d er
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n r o th e rw is e , of, In, am i to t h e f o l
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ed In P l a t Book 2. P a g e s (12 nnd
•1 of th o P u b lic R e c o r d s * of
Henilnnle C ounty, F lo rid a .
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n a m e s a r c u n k n o w n , c l a im in g an y la s t h e a r d of w a s H anf.irl. Florida,
r ig h t, t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t . I n a n d to th e t h a t y o u r reside nce H u n k n o w n .
T h e r e f o r e you, W illiam R u s h in g ,
p r o p e r ty h e r e in b e f o r e d e s crib ed or
a r e re q u ire d to b e and a p p e a r b e
a n y p a r t o r parc el th e re o f.
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c o m p la in t In t h i s c a u s a 'r i l e d , t h a t ford, F l o r i d a on th e 2nd d a y of F e b
y ou a n d ea ch of you, h a v e o r claim ru a r y , A. D. 1935; niul th e n an d
'jMive nojne .right., UHft.oXxluUr.vit, th e re m a k e a n s w e r to ,thtl_lltll of
a g a i n s t you.
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pro cuofeaso
h e r e in b e f o re d e s c r ib e d
a n d t h a t o th e r w is e a d e c r e e
y o u r places of r e sid e n c e n ro u n w ill bn e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you.
known;
It Is ord ered to u t th is C itatio n
IT 18 T H E R E F O R E O R D E R E D , bo p u b lis h ed on ce a w e e k fo r fo u r
T h a t you. a n d ea ch of you. he, an d c o n s e c u tiv e w eeks.
you a r e h e r e b y req tilre d to a p p e a r
W i tn e s s my h and a n d heal of the
to t h i s bill o f c o m p la in t In th is c i r c u i t C o u rt on th is 27th d a y of
ca u se on t h e 2nd d a y o f F n h r u a r y D ec e m b e r A. D. 1924,
1925. a t th e C o u r t H o u se In H anford.
B. A. DUIKILAS8L
S em inole C ou n ty , F lo rid a , sa id b e
C le r k »»f C irc u it C ourt. Hemling a s u it to (|id ct t i t l e In th e c o m
nole C ounty, F lorida.
p la in a n t. J. F . r.nluK. t o t h u ' h c r e l n - (Heal)
bi'foro d e s c rib e d land, a n d t h e n and
By:
A. M. W EEK H . I). C.
th e r e m a k e a n s w e r to thin hill of J. (1. S haron,
co m p lain t e x h ib ite d a g a i n s t you In
K olhdtnr for C o m plainant.
th is cause, o th e r w is e D ecree P r o Ja n . 2. 9, IG, 23, 3U.
C o n f r s s o w ill he e n t e r e d
against
you a n d ea ch o f ‘you.
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TAX D E E D
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1925.
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ause Of
Ion. 8.—Aaron
for several
erotive organiiday mailed to
locument pre- Adjt, Ceil. W. A. Raupp of Missouri
jrojected libel soon will start an active campaign
),000 against for the position of chief of the mil
itia bureau in tho War Depart
ment, a t Washington, llo hopes to
in which Mr. succeed General George C. Rich
fons appear in' ards of Pennsylvania, who will re
for retraction re tire in Juno a t tho age of C-i.
laws as n protl action.
Iplro Bald, on h!«
Inga of co-opera-
JUNIOR CHAMBER
in, will be filed
BACKS PLAN FOR
BEAUTIFICATION
of intention to
* llso nsmua.
. .tff nro«!dent imd
Dearborn PublishIf. J. Cameron, rdfrboin rndepondent
fotor Company,
quotes extensively
ps roferred to, citing
from the issues for
J54:
pew Communist.
Kahn-Baruch-Lasf-Sapiro program is
ned to turn over to
international inter[agricultural industry
: * • * Between
reads the Rtory of
nmunlstic movement
lich seeks to mnkc of
stes what it has nlRusaia.”
»me issue is quoted:
5 story of tho effort
ptro to seize control
Can farm bureau fedjhns been counsel for
|t 23 n statement rcW. W. representn|tennnts” of the Jewof association for
of "American fnrmflins been counsel for
Irative organizations,
plifnrnia. After conilo, ho was for a time
[the American Farm
ration, hut differed qvsome i.f the officers,
R. W. Coverdaie. then
"1 now secretary for the
King Company, n merlld linp grain concerns.
Jdned hero nH counsel
live association* led by
let, formerly of Texn3.
|ile of Indiina, and
vden, former governo,’
[re Negro Riot
By the Police
IRK, Jnn. 8.—Police reIday dispersed a crowd
Vs assembled at a hall
lltimore nftcr several
een flreiL Tho crowd
more than 5,000 gathJdditionnl police were
she scene to establish
1 Three negroes who
fray while the meeting
| grain trimmers local
session, were capturafter a chase. Tho
^n suspended fur nonIdues.
Joins Women’s Club In Asking
Appointment By City Com
mission of Special Commit
tee to Direct Beauty Work
Casting its tot with the Wo
man’s Club, the Sanford Junior
Chamber of Commerce, a t it’s reg
ular weekly meeting Thursday in
the Seminolo Cafe, endorsed unan
imously the fir&t named club’s
plan of having a permanent com
mittee appointed by tho City Com
mission to carry forward a sys
tematic plan of city beautification.
Thu action was taken following a
report by tho beautification com
mittee which attended a meeting
of the Woman’s Clnh Wednesday
v-hen an address by H. Harold
Hume, noted nurseryman, was de
livered.
The plan, no endorsed by the
Junior chamber provides that a
committee of five, three men and
two women, bo appointed by the
City Commission. Ono member of
tho committee in to be n member
of the Woman’s Club nnd the city
manager, ex-officio, will be a mem
ber. It is tho deniro of the two
clubs that this committee be ap
pointed through n city ordinance
and that it be endowed with ex
ecutive power.
A report from the Y. M. C. A.
committee, of which Raymond
Phillips is chairman, which has
been investigating the feasibility
of erecting an associated build
ing wns made. The club is under
stood to have accepted the re
port as a basis of action ami is
expecting a field man from Y. HI.
C. A. headquarters to. arrive in
Sanford soon.
Wulter Connelly, captain of the
Junior Chamber golf team, which
won tho inter-civic club cup of
fered by The Sanford Herald, pre
sented the trophy to tho organiza
tion. Tho Rotary and Klwanis
clubs and the Senior Chamber of
Commerce paiticipatcd in the
tourney, which was held in No
vember.
Ask Congress to Probe
Charges of a Boycott
WASHINGTON. Jan. 8.—A res
olution petitioning Congress to di
rect the Federal Trade Commis
sion to investigate charges of n
boycott of co-operatives by the
American Tobacco Company nnd
the Imperial Tobacco Company of
Great Britain, was adopted Thurs
day by the National Council or
Farmers Co-Operativo Marketing
Association.
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Recommend Burr For
Seat onM. C. C. Board
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.—South
ern members of Congress Thurs
day continued efforts to obtain the
appointment of a southern man to
the Inter-state commerce commis
sion with Scnatora Fletcher nnd
Trammell, Democrats of Florida
recommending R. Hudson Burr,
chairman of railroad commission
to succeed Mark W. Rotter who re
tires soon.
lierBeingTried President Bans Realty
[Court Martial MenFromConferences
IK, Jan. 8.—Lieut. J.
>on of tho army air
f op trial Thursday be(eral court martini on
Island, charged with
army regulations in
pvn a plane over the
Heights
residential
*n tlevation lower than
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.—Initiat
ing steps to bring about permanent
ren tab in the District of Columbia,
President Coolidge brings ^ tho
wrath of real estate men to a head.
No more real estate men inteicsted in defeating tho proposed leg
islation will be granted confer
ences a t the White House.
-W e e k s told a heuso
that aircraft funJa were
for an ndequaVa uir
The human body will act as a
radio antenna, it ia said. By put
ting the hand on the antenna con
nection of n radio set a person can
hear a concert ckarly.
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Finance M eet
Settlem ent o f r_.
Q uestion D uring ]
F irst D ay’s
^ lin e
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OF U. S. REFUTED
Farm ers
*iish Suit;
ives V iew s
Ford.
pcuso* Mr. Ford of
ittem pt to dertroy
in the co-oporainvement.”
i," ho said, corntaction. "thut Mr.
identand the co
sent, its purposes
?
Declares Cleanliness of City Senate Now Ttirhs
M easure Calls For
Is What Attracts People;
To
Siijpply
M
easure
E xpenditure B ig Sum
Billboard Declared Disgrace
Say Documents Introduced By
• “A Practical Program for City Agricultural Measure Calling Long worth Given Bill Right
Prosecution Have No Bear
For 125 Million Was Passed
Beautification,” an address by H.
Of Way With Understand*
ing on Charge of Conspir
Harold Hume, noted nurseryman
After Debate Hour and Half ing No Changes to Be Made acy to Defraud Government
,Jac**°nvilIe, was presented
iw Suit
ter 30 days Mr.
i d certain state
:have been made
Dearborn Inde
xes of articles.
. his namo was
f of Julius Rosen[ Bernard Baruch,
Ir and E. Mover,
pirn with participn' Jewish conspirif rlcan agriculture
the farm ers of
interests of com-
Noted Hi
Address Givi
Instances When Sanford
Could Be Made Attractive Senate Pas*& j
House Lenders Aspree
Time. Appro..........
i Shall Come Up Early NinC
Speaker Traces The
18 History of Comity; TW& , Week, The Decision Belli!
H istory o f Florida Bills Passed. In 15 Minutes Made at Wednesday’s Meet
Wedncuday afternoon a t the reg
ular monthly business meeting of
the Sanford Woman’s Club. Mr.
Hume has been president of tho
State Horticultural Society for 14
years and is regarded as a fore
most authority on hii subject.
As a preliminary, a sketch of
Florida before tho coming of the
whito man, with palmetto thick
ets, hugo groyes of pine, live oak,
open savannahs and tho countless
other trees nnd plants was pres
ented. The whltoman, the speak
er declared, had changed Florida
from perhaps the most beautiful
soction of the country, had devel
oped citien, built roads, cleared
farms but had done corresponding
ly little to restore the nature beau
ty ho has destroyed.
In speaking directly for the first
time upon the problem confront
ing those who seek to further
beautify Sanford, Mr. Hume urged
that the first task be that of
"Cleaning up Sanford’s dirt.” The
speaker declared that he was not
being critical but that his reAinrks were based upon whnt he
had seen on the streets. He added
force to his points by calling a t
tention to cvidonco of this practice
which ho had seen in Sanford.
The vacant lot prohlem wns
taken up and the rccommenda-*
tion was mado that tho City Com
mission be charged with the re
sponsibility of cleaning these lots
and suggested that an assessment
be nmde against all vacant lots to
defray the expense*. Under this
plan, the assessment upon lots
that are kept in a clean nnd sani
tary condition by the owners would
be rotumed.
Cleanliness of the park strips,
parks, ^nd'other'bpen ructions was
urged ns a m atter of common
sense, tho speaker declaring that
people ure impressed by what they
see and tho pppearsnea of a town
goes far towards influencing peo
ple whom Sanford would be glnd
to ge.t hoce ns residents.
Billboards nnd road signs were
declared to bo a disgrace to the
state. People, tho speaker declar
ed, arc not attracted to a city by
tho number of billboards depicting
it’s vxcellencies hut by the repu
tation it Ims fur cleanliness, beau
ty In particular and othor attrac
tion:! in general.
A town, the
speaker intimated, that piucigi un
sightly signs prejudices the lov(Continued on pace 3)
WASHINGTON, Jun. 8.—Driv
WASHINGTOn 7~Jan. 8.— The
CHICAGO, Jan. 8.—Documenta
ing forward a t high speed the sen $30,000,000 rivers and harbors au ry evidence interpreted by th>
ate Wednesday disposed of two thorization bill will come to a vote prosecution in tho veterans’ bureau
more of tho routine supply bills, in the house next woek under a pro conspiracy trial as having an im
bringing its. calendar In th a t re- gram agreed upon Wednesday by portant bearing upon tho alleged
apjet practically up to the date. ^Republican leaders.
conspiracy to defraud tho govern
Tho combined treasury-postofDecision to call up the bill was ment through hospital contracts
flee bill, providing 9703,000,000 reached at a conference Wednes wns identified Wednwday by a de
for the two departments, tho larg day of advocates' of the measure, fense witness as relating to a Col
est ponco time bill in history, was and member* of the steering com ombian utility concession project
disposed of in 15 minutes, being mittee, after the rivers and har nnd not tho veterans bureau. The
taken up as noon as the measure bors committee, gt- the request of defense claimed tho identification
appropriating $125,000,000 for the administration leaders, had reduced refuted one of the most damaging
agriculture denartment hud been by approximately $13,0OO,000 the of the government’s allegations.
passed aftor ope hour and 25 min amount recommended last year.
Tho name of Cardinnl Dotigherutes of discussion.
Representative •. Longworth o f lt y of Philadelphia, was mentioned
An agreement for a vote Thurs Onto, the Republican lender, mado in n letter introduced by the do
day on Muscla Shoals, which broke it plain, however, thnt his promise fense as one from whom the pro
the deadlock over the Underwood ta give tho bill right of way was moters of tho Colombian syndicate
bill, enabled the senate to turn based on the understanding thut hoped to secure favorable mention
its attention to the supply mea those favoring its passage would to the president elect of the repub
sures. Administration leaders re Join with him in preventing any lic of Colombia,
cently served notice that continua move to increase tho $4U,00U,000
W. D. P ratt, wealthy Kansas City
tion of the Muscle Shoals debate carried for rivers and harbors work contractor and a member of the
would nccessitato repeated night in the war department bill now syndicate which sought certain rail
sessions nnd tho senate was held rending in the house. Thia amount road, mining and oil concessions
two hours Tuesday night to pass is proposed for work previously from the Colombian government in
the interior department bill. Af iiiitnhrizcd while the bill reported 1922, identified a letter hn had re
gives authorisation for ceived from James W. Black St.
ter Wednesday’s record, however, Wednesday
new
iprojccts
for which appropria Louis contractor and partner in
there wero no suggestions that an
the syndicate, in which Cardinnl
other extra-hour meeting would tions must be mnde later.
In paring down the $52,003,000 Dougherty’s namo was mentioned.
ho necessary in the immediate fu
measure to $30,000,000, Chairman
The main body of the letter re
ture.
Meanwhile senato committees Dempsey of the rivers nnd harbors potted tho saio of one-third of
said no vital provisions P ratt’s interest in tho project, to
hnvo npeeded their gait to match committee
Elias II. Mortimer, Washington
that of the parent body. Thejm val had been omitted.
The reduction of $7,000,000 from contractor’s agent and the princi
bill nnd the first deficiency meas
ure, just passed by tho house, were the $10,000,000 recommended for pal prosecution witnoss in tho pres
reported to the nunate today nnd the intercoastal canal along the ent trial, for $2,500 and detailed
placed upon tho calendar for con Gull of Mexico, he explained, leaves the terms of tho sale.
amount sufficient for construc
Tho Inst paragraph rend:
sideration mi soon ns tho legisla an
tion
of tho canal to Houston und
“I wns advised further thnt Car
tive situation permits. It appear Galveston,
Texas, nor does the cut dinal Dougherty of Philadelphia, is
ed prnbablo tonight that a t least of $1,500,000
from tho $10,200,000 giving a dinner next Wcdnosday
ono of the way before tho ond of Los Angeles project Interfere with or
Thursday in hoiior of the presi
the week.
completion of the work proposed on dent elect of Colombia and to which
Items added to both bills pass tho Sr,ner harbor of that city.
wo are invited and ho is going to
ed today aggregated less than
t|)a reductions were eifeef^d tell them nt this luncheon of the
$21)4.000. Thpae in charge blocked by omission
of an item of $2,000^Aiu stability o f eur-erow'd.1’ •
new items and cut debate by points for thu Jamaica
Tho letter was dated New York.
project in New
of order ngainst many proposals York and one ofbay
N. Y., May 20,-1922.
$714,000
for
prowhich wero held to lack approval tsed deepening of the channel ut
Tho government has charged that
of the budget bureau.
Churles R. Forbes, former direc
ewport NewH, Va.
Tho principul additions to the
Tho cxnct day on which the bill tor of the veterans’ nureau and n
treasury postoffice bill were in
will
bo called up depends on the defendant with J . W. Thompson,
creases of $48,000 for the public
In the conspiracy trial, wns offer
health service nnd of $50,000 in speed with which the war depart ed u brtbo in the form of u $100,
ment
supply
measure
and
the
Meallowances for public buildings al Fadden banking bill Src disposed 000 n year consulting engineer’s
ready authorized in a number of of. If both are acted on by Sat place in South America for preferr
cities.
urday, it will be in order Tuesday. ed consideration of bids from
Thompson’s nnd Black’s bids on
veterans’ hospitnls.
Will Vote Thusrdny.
P ratt had not beer, questioned
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—A de
an to his knowledge of the refer
cision in the iuiiK drawn out fight
ence to Curdir.nl Dougherty when
over present disposition of the
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. — The court ndjourned for the day. Black
hydro-electric power plant a t Mus house
approved appropriations fix died in February, 1923, Tho Col
cle Shoals, Ala., loomed sudden ing tho bio of the zarmy at 119,000
ombian project ultimately was
ly in sight Wednesday, when nn men.
abandoned.
agreement wns reached in the
Agreement was reached by house
senate to have a voto Thursday
to vote next week on the
on tho Underwood leasing bill. If leaders
rivers
and
harbors bill.
fnvorable, the ballot will have the
Railroad consolidation wns taken
effect of displacing entirely the
bill reported from tho agricultural up nt hearings before the senate
committee by Chairman Norris Re intestate commerce committee.
Hearings were reopened on the
publican, Nebraska, which repeat
edly has been termed “a straight Cramton bill co n :jn tu tln g nil pro
hibition work tinder one burcuu.
Increases in tho money order
Following tho arrival Wednes out power production pinn.”
The Underwood proposal then
Secretary Hoover sketched to tho business of tho Hanford post office
day of R. S. Quaintance, director
farm co-operative organiatiors his in 1924 over tho preceding year
(Continued on page 3)
of the Morton Circus, which will
theory of an agricultural policy.
were approximately $23,000 each in
play here as the attraction of the
Trcrddent Coolidge wns naked by tho orders issued and the orders
Shrine Circus during the week of Brother of Senator
live senate what prot-istr had'been cashed, it was reported Thursda;
Feb. 10, preliminary arrangements
by Postmaster J. P. Ilui
D. U. Fletcher Dead mado against battleship gun cle- morning
for the week wero completed. The
While the increase in each class is
vofion.
circus will be held at the lake front
ncur the Clyde Line Docks.
ALBANY, Jan. 8.—While on the
The Benute passed the treasury- viituully the namo there is n vast
in tho amounts of the
wny
to
Albany
from
Montezumu
postofTU’e bill carrying $703,030,000 difference
Mr. Quaintance expressed him
ciusses, the orders issued for
self as pleased with the work al Wednesduv night, T. E. Fletcher, and tho agricultural bill carrying two
puyment elsewhere representing
ready done by the Shrine Club in brother of Senator D. U. of Flor $125,000,000.
ida,
and
a
national
bank
examiner,
The nnval appropriation bill, car far more than the orders cashed.
preparation for the circus and sat
The total amount of money re
isfied witli the prospects here. He died suddenly, according to advices rying $289,000,000, and the deficien
declared that un entirely profes received here. The body was re cy bill, totalling $157,000,000, w* r< leaned in Sanford through thu
sional circus, except the business moved from tho train a t O^lethorpo approved by thu senate upprapria cashing of orders here in 1921 was
$135,321.10 against $112,031.89,
department, which Is to be in two miles from the starrting_ point lions committee.
in
Senator Dhtl, Democrat. South allowing nn increasu of $23,289.29,
churge of locul shrine officials, wilt of his journey. His home
Cordeie.
Carolina, withdrew from the sen Tho orderc issued here amounted to
be brought here.
ate record his speech blaming Dwm $272,060.37 against $219,508.13 in
In the business meeting that fol
SWEAR WOMAN OFFICIAL
ocratie members of congress for 1923. Fees going to tho office for
lowed Mr. Quaintance’s arrival it
the November defc-u.
tho handling the business in 1923
was decided to hold a “ Miss Shrill
PENSACOLA, Jan. 8. — Miss
The senate naval appropriations amounted to $2,128.75 against $2,
er’’ contest. Girls of Seminole nnd
_adjoining
....... counties
......... will
"" ^
be ..........
eligible Fannie Salmon, the first woman committee roported thnt the coun- 353.04 a guin of $221.82,
to enter and tho winner willlie'pre. I c.ver to "crve as county commis- ti)f need not lie /-.hrnied shout re
In contrasting the amounts re
sented a valuablo
valuable diamond rring
W «d°ner > _ Escambia county, was ports that the. American navy has presented in issues agalnat those
sworn
In
Tuesday.
fallen below the 3-5-3 ratio.
The object of the contest ia to se
paid in the Hanford office it is
cure a wide distribution of advance
found that $130,742.27 more money
tickets to the circus.
left the city in 1924 by the money
The committee in charge of a r
order route than came into Han
rangements for this event is com
ford by it.
posed of ti. K. Itoss, chairman; For
In 1923 tin* amount of the prerest Lake, A. W. Lee, Dr. Gard
yondorunco in issued orders over
iner und Joe Chittenden.
The air above Seminole county eagle. He is to be mounted, if a cashed orders wus $137,581.24, a
Additional committees appointed
is
without a king. The king is taxidermist of sufficient ability can slight decrease.
are: grounds, Fred Walsnui, chair
The monthly umounts of money
man, II. E. Tolar, John Gore, C. M. dead.
The body, for a short time ,lay be found.
coming in in 1924 ranged from $8,
Hand, R. A. Newman, W. C. Hill
The eagle was killed by M. N.
and John Gillon; Finance J. D. Jen in state In the editorial rooms of Lord while hunting noar Lake 881.58 to $13,509,18 though tho
kins, George IIuiT and A. R. Key, The Sanford Herald and received Jessup. Mr. Lord was gunning for majority or them ranged above tho
the homage of those who came to
$19,000 mark. The highest camo
who is chairman.
pay their respects to the dead mon squirrels when ho heard the ca^io in February while the lowest wns
arch and to discuss plans for pre .scream and raw him alight in a November. Tho gruatest amount
JohnsonMayPurdhase serving Ids memory for posterity. tall pino tree. Mr. Lord substitut to bo lent from Hanford in uny
The king was an eagle. Though ed buckshot for the smaller load month was sent In March when
Half of Vernon Club cold
and stiff, none of his regal in his gun and fired at thu bird. $29,972.05 was taken in by tho lo
dignity deserted him. A set ex One shot found its mark in the cal
office. The smallest amoppt,
LOS ANGELES, Jnn. 8.—Walter pression of disdain and contempt eagle’s breast.
$10,504.42
was sent away in AuJohnson, pitching uce of the Wash for all mankind clung to the face
Tho bird fell to the ground, dead, guat.
ington Senators is here from Reno of tho king as lie wns spread, Mr. Lord thought but us later de
on u viuit which basobui! furs in measured, twisted and examined velopments proveif not more than
terpret ns being for the purpose with humanity’s lately acquired fa stunned. For 15 minutes the strug Quits Governorship
of trying to buy half interest in miliarity and disrespect for kings. gle went on. A knife through thar
tho Vernon Club of the Pacific
To Become Senator
From tip to tip of the wings, raglo’s brain seemed scarcely to
Coast League. Johnson said he the king
...
measored six feet six dampen his ardor for the fray
would be here for several d-iyr and inches. The talons th a t grasped while choking seemed to cause him
HARTFORD, Jan. 9.—Govomor
might have an announcement later. the royal scepter were two inches no more than temporary annoyance. Hiram Bingham, resigned Thurs
long whilo from claw tip to tip, Evcntuully, after a rope had been day forenoon, lees than 24 hours
Do you uso sheets in your
roui home? the foot spread almost six inches. twisted uhout tho bird’s neck and after his .inauguration Wednesday
8
They are dangerous. Inn Seattle
a
lib MaleSty wqs un exceptionally bv)d there for several minutes the nnd was sworn in as United Satteu
burglar tied a man with one.
fine specimen of an
American •nd came.
senator.
Local Shrine Club
Completes Its Plans
For Visit Of Circus
W/
U|.piU.,IIM«iVI|
f IU,VUV,0 G0
— . -
B
Washington N ew s
Postoffice Figures
Show Money Order
Business Increased
.
.
Belgium W ill O bject
T o U .S . Sharing The
D a w e s A nnuiaies
PARIS, Jan. 8.—The A n..American difficerences over
tho payment to the Uni
States of war damages l_
claims were virtually settled
on the first day of the conr
ference of the Allied Finance
Ministers, which met here
Wednesday in an inaugural
session lasting forty minutes..
1
Once Proud And Haughty King Of Air
Lies In State With No One To Mourn
J
B o t h Countries
Make Concessions
Mni. Gladys Stanton, a stewardess,
wns one of the heroines in tho flro
aboard the liner .Mohawk. Sho was
one of the last to leave its burning
ship. Her homo in in New York
City. Two hundred and seven pas.
sengers and the crew of 89 wero
removed from tho boat witliout
loss of life.
INCREASE SHOWN
IN TAX RECEIPTS
R
Gain I)uc More To Promptness
Of Payers Than Increases
Hays Collector: Licenses
Show In’ 1924 Show Gains
Taxos paid in Seminoio county
during tho lust quarters of tho past
three years showed a steady inrnngimr show tho. $ 10 ,COO
mark, in each period reference to
tho nccounta of John D. Jenkins,
county tax collector, showed Thurs
day morning. This increase, Air.
Jenkins pointed out, is not so much
indicative of un Incrraso in tho tnx
rates but of the fart that the larg
er tax payers paid in No.ember
und December in order to take ad
vantage of tho discount allowed for
prompt payment.
Tho fact thnt n ntendy increase
in tlic amount of taxes paid so
noon after the books nro opened is
tnken as nn indication thnt there Is
more money in circulation each
year. It is regarded by those close
ly watching the progress of San
ford ns n ronnblo barometer of bus
iness conditions which has shown a
steady improvement through the
three year, ending Dec. 31, 1924.
Tliero is likewise an appreciable
increase in the number of business
licenses issued. During the last
quarter of 1924 tho number of
licenses issued totaled 527, accord
ing to Mr. Jenkins’ figures. Dur
ing the corresponding quarter of
the year preceding licenses number
ed -144, showing nn Increase of 83.
The umuunt of state, county uml
license tuxes was $73,703.22 in
1924, aguimit $61,381.24, which is
nn increase of $12,318,98.. During
tho same period of 1922
this
amount was $50,758.75, which gives
1923 un Increase of $10, 025.51.
Tho tax hooks were opened on
Oct. 1 and will remain open through
Mur. 111. Taxes remaining unpaid
nt thut time will ho classified as
delinquent it in announced. Mr.
Jenkins asked that the tax payers
of Hemiuolu County apply to their
taxmattom tho plan of Mi)aylni?
early.” Such a course, ho pointed
out, will result In added convenencc for the tnx payers ns there
is, invariably, during the last few
days a crowd at the office that
makes necessary waits sometimes
a.i long as three hours.
Whitney Stable of 30
Horses to Go to Miami
Roth countries modi concessit
from the viewpoints they had .- - ,
pressed In an exchange of diplo-’
matic notes, and a private and in
formal conversation between James
A. Logan. Jr., the American rep- .
presentatlvo and Winston Sychcar
Churchill, British Chancellor of
the Exechequar, harmonized tbs
respective positions, which appear
ed very for apart, if not irreconciliable, prior to the conference. . f!AS
U. S. Gets Reparation Share.
The United States, by conceding
an extension of timo for the pay- '
ment of the cost* of the American
army of occupation from 12 years
to 25 yean, obtained tha assent of
Great Britain to her sharing in the *
Dawes plan of annuities by being
allotcd a certain .percentage und
er the Hpa agreement, probably
three per cent, which ia likely to
come from Belgium.
The United States maintained
her priority claim for the pay
ment* of the army costa., while she
obtained "common stock” in the
Dawes annuities for ber war damages—thia in return for her con
cession as to n two-fold extension
of the schedule of payments.
obtained tho ussont of Belgium,
France and Italy to the American
right to share in tho Dawes annulUuM, Great Britain alone de
murring, nil countries represented
in tho conference now havo been
won over to thu American view
point, nnd tho work of the con
ference is expected to bo "faciliated nnd expedited” to quote the
words of the official communique'
issued by Chancellor Churchill and
Mr. Ix3<.'nn at tho conclusion of
their talk.
Opposition is certain to coma
from Belgium on tho question of
u mluctmunt of her priority. Und
er thu Hna agreement Belgium was
granted priority, with 8 per cent
of the receipts, but under the
Dawes plan shu must relinquish
Her priority or reduce her percen*
tago to 5 per cent, making 3 per
cent uvuilabiu for American pay
ments.
Thu Belgian Premier, M. Theaunia came heru from Brussels with
deiinite instructions from his Gov
ernment “not to countenance any
reduction of the Belgian percent
age, or allow tha question of Bel
gian priority to be disputed.”
Belgium Will Object.
Inasmuch ua any accord renchcd betw een tho British and Ameri
can delegations must be ratified
by the lull conference, Belgium
will strongly object, to any inter
ference with her claims. Mr. Lo
gan uml the British Chancellor,
however, appear satisfied that
somu wuy will be fobnd to placata
Belgium.
the question of tho Lovithan and
°tfier Cornier German .ship.n seized
and operated by the United States
has been left In abeyance, but as
surance has been given that should
confiscated tonnage be kept defin
itely its value would be credited
against tho capital amount of the
United States’ claims against Ger
many. The net result of the LoLpan-Churchill negotiations may b«
•aid to be tho doubling of tho per
iod of payment of thu American
army occupation costa as specified
in the Wadsworth agreement for
the capital amount of the Ameri
can claims, which has been increas
ed one hundred pgr cent or approx
imately $600,000,000.
m
k«
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 8._The
Harry Payne Whitney stable of 30
horses will be shipped to Miami
as soon ns transportation facilities
are available, it was announced by
Golilblatt. the trainer Thursday.
There was no official explanation
fi en. . r thc r®movnl but it is be- In Shadows of Gallowd
linvcd by local racing men that
whitney is displeased with the fair
grounds stewards’ recent action in Youths Seek Clemency
suspending for 10 days Ivan Pnrko,
COLUMBUS, Ga.. Jan. 8 .-G e rfamous jockey for alleged fouling
during n race. Jockey Parko is ex vis Blood worth and Willie Jones,
w^ted
tho niuuie
stable to Taylor county youths sentenced to
--- - to
- - accompany kilo
Miami where racing begins Jan. 15. hang Friday for the murder of
Howard F. Underwood, medkino
salesman h\ December, 193 , Thura •
WiftTof “Ted” Coy Is day stand within the shadow of
but are still clinging to n
Given Divorce Decree gallows
forlorn hope that Governor Walker
padto
i Alt IS, Jan. 8.—A divorce was
grantee, in French courts to Mrs.
oophia Mcliinm Coy from Ed want
H arris <4Tcd” Coy, former Yale
football star. Tho two children
wore given to the mother’s guard
ianship. The divorce was granted
on ground;! of desertion. The couplo were married in Asheville, II.
L\, in 1913.
®«d g r a n t e x e c u t i v e
clemency. The chief executive ha*
four times refused to interfere with
zcntencu of the court,
PROMINENT MAN DIES «
OCALA, Jan. 8.—Christian 'Xx,
ICO, wwi known business man and
prominent as winter resident here,
Ijjjed suddenly, her* Thursday,
CMS}
-
�W W HILE
Francisc
Ktound of th* d ty # Sanford has of tho Uka front boulevard was return to his home wl
-----SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7,-T hc - H a rito U i v n Fine Record
Irt tttfrwiderfng the high OflWc r f i CHICAG0,V JaD*
highest price on record for a seat
my. P a tter OR on the San Francisco Stoke snd w m w of Florid*, Mr. n e fd w j pn*Jlw: "nr* 0 w «*
W hen T W y Bond Exchange,7$25,000, wss paid stated that he waa able to for- , 10 tkt*'° «"Ployci
t n d Forced to hero ra*ntly hy Carl W. Stever. fortunate that he was nbl tco auriMstnlcl,r1fc
S h ip ’s O fficer This Is scid to be the highest flg- m tdeM ba governorship to hU sue- ?hrv "PPesred," nc
v* _ _ .___ are for such a sale outside of the ceator with every department of bcrt M* J °hnson, p
New York Stock
w here’ ther state fovernmefif smoothly Nntlonaf Life Insui
a neat waa sold i
^rtn in e and truly performing (tn !ot th<? United St;
000.
' *
wonted function*.
*
,
(that so far ns hi
The bond market In.the Stnck s J f i r t t f i i W f l f * ond confidence Iwa* concerned the
to e r.N tn g s h b v rih hsr
Moor near Amoy and pro* and Bond Exchange 6f San Fran- netwocrt the cabinet member*, the rcroiulble for inen
b loot her most systems- riec«**ls second only to that of New
:according to a report York, whfje1the* volume of busl-* , here by William Over* nc»* In Xtodts if reported to ex- nnvo (riven the state an sdmlnlstr*- ’ p0* c?nt*
jfamtly, American miselon* ceed that of Bostotf, Philadelphia tlon of (food will, of peace and h a p .! Bother than bcln
•aengers and bltneane* of and other large ,'bxchangcs.
py accord, the retiring governor de-1 to the office -Irl. ti
Tb» onartermas*
Since the hectic gold days of
“no «can<lala havo marred ln solving «hem bps
OVr r hla ' ™oxe than 70 years ago, San Fran- v . w?r*
any Institution or ! ter ond more occura
i
jnd VM Idaeanojalways have been specula* crocked the feasibilities of a refin* I Mr. Johnson found.
“LiS? pJ * tc*
up « tors. Thcrt now are two exchange* M M * ? * * ^ contin,,; “Noticing a ma
. R S !C l.eni 2 ?"tcd J* & 1hrre, tho Stock and Bond and the Wlil bo
cnJ i ment in the speed >
^ “ If *i,p " ,0|^ccr'’ *®Lh® ? an Francisco Stock Exchange. The rr s ft ls livrnd«-M.Lar °y t d£p,rtm
Ch? i8e
|»cvcml hundred
Uw family of th emurder- latter is really the o ty s old min*
v*. i-r
tu
.. ling exchange, which still handles
Ites boarded the ship in n’»«y mining stocks reminiscent of p s f
is guise of passengers, tho colorful early days.
the statu nro orgnnlxod nnd perf
“» T g 2T *J ff
'!m?£nHyAih2 L overp®w- „ Trading In stocks on the Snn c m lw In . snti.fnctory
d ifuew>
Francisco Stock and Bond ExSnT
change has increased from 47DJ50O
l»ee. They vmlitely warn* shares of the market value of *20,lT ? f p5®r> 027.UW In 1000 to 6,8. 8,026 »haren
3**l‘ad* ' nfo7 n'nl?tth®m wlth n market valuo of *102.778,«lmv»WBS p^ majHy the 833 for the first nine months of
Wh000 pounds of d iv e r; 1024. During the same period the
S t-*
1va,u“ of bonds dealt In annually
ahk at Foochow. NeV-imae from tUSOSlO In 1000 to
Though only in operation n Com
Ite m s expiained aomr-1 $33,426,000 the first nine month* of
paratively ahort limn tho tourist
M BSE™
%
s S fis s tte a s s S i
Visitors Are
Stopping A t New
| Local Tourist Camp
ready become a drawing card for
^ I" "hown in tho fact
th at 41 automobiles, each contain
ing tarn or more portions, fctopned
there Tuesday night. Tho camp
already H declared tn bo one of
the Itest In the state nnd will when
developed, be in a clnaa of its
phases of that bodies’ work dur own.
it is said.
ing 1U28, were appointed Tuesday
Jnn. 7.—Tho fear of a 1S
The
camn ns It new stands pro I redPARIS,
nose is alleged to have caused .' ■
afternoon when the re-orgnnirntion
vides
sanitary
facilities.
Including
meeting for this year wna hold.
nilk clocking practically to disap- f
The commission, at tho end of the water, sownr«» and drainage, nnd
A community
mooting, adjourned until Saturday, space for tenrs.
• house that will consist of refresh
Jan. 10.
ment ntnnd, sittin.g room nnd n
Chairman John Mcisch nnd Bos■ stngo for entertainment, is nowi
ton Steele ^wero named to super• tinder construction nnd will soon |
county b«
............
.. place,1
•»" completed. ....
An open
fire
homo,
. _ ................................. ' bungalow
windows, nnd other'dis
Steele will nttend to the applica tinctive fvaturen will murk tho
tions for hcnutlficntion of Sanford completed building.
nnd tho county that arc brought
Bath houses, open air kitchens,
before the board during tho yoar. electric lights and gna connections
Other committees aro to bo ap aro nmong the improvements to
pointed ns the occasion arises, it he installed in the future. It is
is understood.
planned to subdivide tho tract in
Commissioners present nt tho to lots of 25 feet frontage by 35
meeting were John Mcisch. B. W. feet deep. Along the front nnd
Wheeler, E. H. Kllbcc, C. W. Ent- west side of the cantp Mr. French
plans eventually to erect n num
ber of small house not one or two
rooms each, equipping them with
nil modern conveniences.
The camp is bcln? operated up
on a bnala of self sustenance. Mod
erate charges arc made to entpp*
il
■ Awrin they took nothhig, evi
under 'orders from
their
lly
l»v
K
Ipidarr compulsion the crew plI t w Nlngshin into a harbor
M ■ concealed location, iiptM * fo r t suggestivo of medlo’•Bbya. . Boats put out from
f iirgrent numbers to take olf
. IrCfpure. Many of tho wild
rirtg boatmen attempted to
Til, but tho pirate chief stood
.
po,nt
* revolver
w msYollowor* brought tho loot
the ship'* side. He explained
US passengers: ,4If these fol■ t e t on#board I can’t control
«Vafid they certainly will rob
of averything you have.”
;* aoon as the silver was un-
*m of examinations has been
?ted by Professor Warner
of tho psychology departto /.th o University of CaliforThis department had used the
r form, requiring the student
vritc at leanth on several
itrons. Dr. Brdwn did not deem
a fair test, apd so. ho form'a combination of tests.
One of the new method* requires
I pupil of supply one word to
rite a sentence complete. In anWr he must choose among sovM alternatives. A third consists
Riving him a number of statomfs, apd asking him to tall of
Mt Whither it is true or false.
According to Dr. Brown, this
Ml of test give* the student
ITS choice of questions, beenuso
to ground is covorod In loss
le. He says it exposes know!re of a subject, rather than the
re ability to state things.
luipis Business. Man
Marvels at Growth Of
City In Past 8 Years
After eight years nbsonco from
Sanford, George D. Williams, bus
iness mnn and renl estato dealer
°5 ?.,* v.c.rnon» HI., nnd n brother
Mnnngcr W. B. Williams,
mcasure' provlileH fo"r a
foo?
^
^
l?*1.1. tnj* city for n few days’ visit.
channel j.,„K fo,
^
. f t V T * u S i l While here, Mi. Williams took ocension to heap praise upon Snnrord for its tremendous growth
German Note on Allied the enstern portiorf’of the ^jote^ during
the Inst few years nnd churAction
,3,; \from
werc shelves.
"hakcn InnndMnrblcVUUI1 Is
15> Mndo
1TlllUL PiihliV!{Im
I U U IIC j iarrei
dawio i
^
Jhead where thn shock was unusualI AKIM, Jnn. 7.—-The Gcrinnn ;ly heavy, scores of persons sought
noto replying to tho allied poin- j safety in cellars,
muniention op tho continued occu- j Tho tremor waa distinctly felt
pntion of the Cologne nren rtvolv- (along the north nnd south shores
u ,,, uris Wednesday declares , nnd southern New Hampshire. Betho allies is n reprisal nnd violntcs |cause of somo storm or disturbtlauscs of tho treaty of Versailles,; nnee off shore nt the time it wns
rrench official circles regard it I not possible to estimate the dismrrely ns n noto of protest which ;tnnce of the tremor nt the Hardocs not call for a response,
R E P O IIT OF T H E C O N D ITIO N OI-
SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A .
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, DEC. .‘list, 1921, CONDENSED FROM
T H E R E P O R T TO T H E COMP
TKOLLElt OF THE CURRENCY.
■ .ii.
RESOURCES
., . .
L IA B IL IT IE S
Loans nnd Discounts.......... ........... $1,177,622.02
Capital Stock ...................
$ l 50;00fWH)
Surplus nnd Undivided Profits..
G8.79G.10
Dividends Unpaid ....................
3 ,056.00
Circulation ...............................
49 ,400.00
Hills Payable..............................
45.OO0.OO
Re-Discounts ..............
66,605.04
DEPOSITS................... .....
1,510,057.14
lotnl........................................ $1,892,914.28
Total
“A Community Builder”
F. P. Foster, President; L. A. Brumley, Vice President; T. J. Miller )
A. L. Betts, Assistant Cashier,
DIRECTORS
L. A. BRUMLEY,
T. I. 1IAWKINS,
ft. O. CHASE,
T. J. MILLER.
F. I>. FORSTER,
B. E. SQUIRES,
B. F. VVIIITNEP.
a Good Time to Visit Our Stor
------------- at Pick up Prices _
■s s R s s i s i B i B a N i n a R N i n s s x s n
esses
$5.00 Men’s D ress Shoes—Black or Brown
One S trap Pum ps
29c Dress Ginghams, 22 inches wide. P er yard
25c Pajam a Cheeks .
R ic h e
White, Pink' and Blue.
IpL.OO Crepe de Chine,
Full Fashion Burson Silk Hose
-*>5.00 Suit Cases
$5.00 Full size Bed Comforts
81x90 Pcpperal Sheets
a n n a « B B a t u v au .'iv a
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�Carafe Doors That Roll. Over
head Save Space and Repair BiKa
l Yi When Expelled
Rome Occupied By
essors for 180 Years
^ t t K I N O . J a n .' ft—The signing
jfijkay ppder duress by Hsuan Tung,
t i a W emperor, afew days ago of
^ tie c a ip ty title of emperor and the
preserve within the limited
precincts of the Forbidden City the
.yom p' and ceremonies of the old
,Hanehu 1 court, brought to a final
to d the C'hing dynasty founded in
1644 by the emperor Shun Chine.
,% While the Mnnchu reign actually
-■ ended with the abdication in behalf
infdnt emperor as a result
o f the revolution in 1912, the found
a n of the republic agreed that
••.memtore qf the imperial family
'* and the lesser nobility, by whom
' they were surrounded, would rereive treatm ent in their retirement
B such to is usually accorded to a
Ip reign savereign. A yearly allot,
ment of 94,000,000 c r the country's
, currency wat to be made for their
support. A large portion of the
‘ old imperial precincts within, tht
quarter known a a the Imperial City
rviifi* sat apart for their exclusive
■BreiKhTtoldguc*, and there, a virMil*-prisoner, the young emperor
Future of Fruit Exportation
From Florida to Old World
Depends Upon Shipment to
England Three Weeks Ago
Garage, factory and warehouse
doors thst roll up overhead ere being
manufactured to replace the ordinary
TALLAIIASSEE, Jan. 7,—Evi
dence is growing that Europe offers
good opportunities as ii market’for
Florida citrus fruits. Especially
brush. T to w ait must to done fast,
as the paint dries rapidly, leaving a
black film on the surface. Two ccata
arc sufficient for any material. The
application stiffens the cardboard con
siderably and produces a fine dull fin
ish. One pint of the mixture will cover
Banged rollers and steel tracks. When from 13 to 20 sq. ft., and sometimes
the door is opened, it is inside where more.
it cannot be damaged by the weather
and cannot blow shut, I t is counter- Rifle Range Target in Golf Net
balanced by strong steel spring*, locks
Improves Player’s Accuracy
automatically when closed, fits flush
To
teach accuracy in driving, a uteri
with the floor and is not hard to in
stall. As it docs not project beyond golf-practice net liaa been installed in
the building, it is convenient where a Los Angeles club. I t has the bullsthe garage or other structure ia erect
ed in limited space.
1 11—
’
ebL The imperial
:Xtoe* impoverishirtfage of the ems ago, conducted <
man. w as
« probably
M-rcmun,
p ro u n n i)
fB r'n w fli bt his plory and m ark
ed his last emergence into the lime
light of newspaper publicity until
Spark-Plug Cleaner
Stranded copper wire makes a spark
plug cleaner tin t cap to used without
taking the plug apart and is harmless
to the iipfodain. It will not dean the
insulator ns well as when the plug is
taken npart and polished with steel
wool, but will serve in un emergency.
The best results are obtained when
a length of latnpcord is doubled over
and bath ends used. The insulation
of the wire should not be removed for
more titan Vj in. us it stiffens the end
of the wire i! loft cn.
j
Novel Roof Economizes
Lumber
Temporary building* can bo roofed
much more quickly ami with less lum
ber if the roofing boards are laid
.".cross the rafters diagonally, ns shown
in the illustration. Each board over
laps the one below it in order to died
rain, making the roof practically waterwuof. Roots made in thjs way
have been found quite satisfactory.
eye and circles of a rifle-range target
at which the ball is driven. “Slicing”
or “pulling" ia accurately shown, and
distance also may be gauged by the
spot the sphere utrikes. Being cf
metal, the net will witlistaiul much
abuse and the strongest drives.
THE SHIELD—Twister No. 70.
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n tu l-
5E.VD POR Pa
,
F ountain P en s and
P en cils.
V iolins, U kuleles
and G uitars.
F lash ligh ts and
B atteries.
Super H eterodyne
and A tw ater-K ent
R adios.
PS?
Today's Cross-Word Puzzle
”
lenem and Jaffa: oranges are con
sumed in -cdnsid^pbkr!. quantity.
Whether or not thf^FJpridS4product
can be laid down- in England and
ether nearby European countrties
on a profitable basis probably will
bo determined largely by experi
ments now being made.
A god sired shipment of orangev
and grapefruit was sent out of
Jacksonville for England about
three weeks ago, and now plans are
being made, it is stated, for ship-
merits to anoltor Raropaan coun
try. m there proT. that other, can
b« made a t a profit, undoubtedly a
great deal of the Florida product
will find Its way serosa the Atlan
tic in the future.
While there appear* to to a food
1grapefruit market in England, **ys
Edwin ‘Smith, fro it marketing speeialiet of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, writing from
Liverpool recently, be is of the
opinion th at educational measure*
are necessary and the demand will
have to be developed gradually, a
though t o advise* th a t *11 distrib
uting factors agree th a t the demand
for grapefruit haa been increasing
slightly. This he sdjrs i« in spite
oLthe fact that high quality fcrapafrui* is practically unknown there
during the shipping, season in this
country. Grapefruit he haB found
there in some of the to st hotels ia
described as not comparing in qual
ity with the best American prod*
uct.
F. P. RINES
311 East Second Street.
{{Three comets nre due to approach
near the earth in 1924, astronomers at
the naval observatory have an
nounced. They ere the Encke ami
Temple, which wiil appear in Novem
ber, and the Tuttle, coming in December. Special preparations are to
be made to study them, it is said, a.scientism have no means of determin
ing what may have happened to them
since they parsed out of audit-
Red Comb me
ity— also heal!
its, resu lts t
faction .
S e m in o le Feed
Phone 630-J
“OPEN AT NIGHT'
Jacksonville Bridge
Clears $500,000 in
Three Years’ Time
.
PHONE 94„ NORTH ELM
SPECIAL PRICES
Sec
By J. C. BOYD
JACKSONVILLE, Jnn. 7.—Re
E WILE confess to you right a t the start th a t this puzzle is no ceipts in 1921 for tolls over the fit.
easy one, ao gird up your vocabulary and go forth to do battle Johns river bridge brought the to
with this. An answer In forty minutes should to good cross tal to $721,593.96 since it wns open
word puzzle solving speed. See bow near you can approach this. ed for traffic in July, 1921. Tim
Below are the synonyms—horizontal and vertical—lo r tto worm
bridge cost $1,187,000, the money
contained in tto puzzle.
being raised through ismnnce of
thirty year bonds. Receipts in
1921, totaled 9218.G32.3tf, accord
ing to figures compiled by Frank
Brown, clerk of the circuit court
who makes monthly cnnipil&tioqs
of the bridges earnings. Operat
ing expenses have .amounted to
W
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ta a a a B a a a a a a a a a H B a a a a a a B a u a a B B D a E z a a g a a u B z a a a w B a a a M a a a w a H a K a s s iii
9jifr.9n2.93, iirttr afMlMdttW'tftr..
291.01, leaving a balance of $531,389.79 paid to trustees of the
bridge since its opening.
T h e tw o p o p u l a r so u rc e s use d a s HASH o r e f ir s t, t h e s o - c a lle d Acid P h o s p h a t e (the prj
f o r w h ic h Is S u p e r p h o s p h a t e ) ; an d second, th e . v a r io u s g r a d e s a n d q u a l i t i e s «f Hone.
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HORIZONTAL.
T—disentangled 81— at
7— bent over
co
13—rarity in a 32—cc
bonesi;
Uf— cut a .In35— fa
pmorion in
I Q— downcast
17—surround
ing of a
place by un
at my
£ 0 —parent
( coilnq.)
*J—rtroks
lightly
47— Roman
F£—craft
magistrate
24— wanders
49—one who
£7— common
lubricates
American
f>1— rat
tyrant fly53— baby
catchers
64—deals out in
89— trouble
small por
tions
VERTICAL.
29— point of
2— obstinate
compaos
animals
3—
by way of 32— vexation
4— purpose
33— listen
34— kind of
6—card game
liquor
0— composition
8—
in that spot35— occupy a
place in an
9—
beautiful
official
Hawaiian
body
bird
3G— stonework10— ancient
era
11— part of a
shell game 37—sting
12— religious
*»l— bustle
42— man’s nick
books of
name
old Scand
44— negative
inavian
45— Guido's
tribes
highest
14—pronoun
note in
18—
belonging
scale
to an inani
mate object 46— number
19— hiatus
48—•Chinese
coin
21— whitens
2 3 — tw o
*
50—conjunc
25—pound
tion
lightly
62—toward
20 — pull asund-53—that is
(nbbr.)
18— long, slip
65— note of
puiy fLli
scale
*T have used B l a e k Draught when needed for
the past 25 yean," says
M r* . Emm* Grimes, of
Forbes, Mo. “I began tak
ing It for a bad case of
constipation, I would get
constipated and feel just
miserable—sluggish, tired,
a bod taste In my mouth.
. . . and soon my head
would begin hurting and I
would have a severe sick
headache.
I don’t know
just who started mo to
taking
a
Successful Pen
forSuccessfiilM en
A pen of power, punch,
personality and perma
nence. A pen that looks
and plays the part.
Ii you w ant such a pen
ask a merchant to show
y o u W aterm an 's Ideal
Fountain Pen No. 01856,
made w ith the protective
lip-band. (T he illustra
tion is actual size.]
Take the pen in your
h an d ; note the pleasing
com bination it and your
hand make. Then give the
m erchant $7.50 and take
the pen. W hen you use it
you will agree it is the
best pen you ever used—
a pen that will be admired.
W h y not do it to-day ?
but U did the work. It
Just seemed to cleanse the
Hver.
Very soon I felt
like new.
Constipation causes the
system to re-abaorb poisons
that may cause great pain
and much danger to your
health. Take Thedford’s
Illack-Draught.
It w ill
stimulate tho liver and
help to drive out tho poi
sons.
Sold by all dealere.\Costs
only one cent a dose.
EX-104
It r e q u i r e s s k il le d c h e m is ts and lik
r e q u i r e of t h e p u r ity , nvallabltllj.
I D E A L f e r tili z e r s is su b je c te d to Ik
h a v e s e t is r eje cte d .
You nr# f u lly p r o te c te d w h e n y ou line ID E A L s e rv ic e a n d I D E A L f e r tiliz e rs .
Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co
JACKSONVILLE
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F L O R ID A
II. C*. JIIAIK, Hnnfnnl llr.m rh M a n .igrr.
euscMfOfsifi
191 Broadway, N . Y.
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A W ord To New Fans.
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ctopi indicate the end. In the
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horizontal column are listed
&
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lit crosswise from the numbers
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V A 1 L ‘V E w S
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In the vertical
jE A E A R S
column are listed synonyms to
:i i R Y
5 o" w the wools which fit downward,
S o y m rp 1 L E
from the numbers to the first
shaded spot below. Go over tho
p
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to
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ti
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words you feel sure about,
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of
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KGO^—Oakland (312) 6 concert;
7:30 girls’ half hour.
WOAW—Omaha (52fi)‘ 6 story;
6:30 violinist, |daniat; 7:15 sports;
9 violinist; 10:3i) orchcatra.
WDAR—Phlladelpliia (395 ) 0:30
talk; 7;I5 play; 8:30 concert; 9:0.$
orchestra.
W FI—Fliiladclphia (395) 6 tail:.
Wll»—Philadelphia (509) C Un
do Wip.
WCAE—Pittsburgh (462) 6:30
Unde Koybee; 7:30 musical; R:3I)
RO N E M E A L v a r i e s In q u a l ity a s w ell an in price.
w ith in t r i c a t e e q u i p m e n t to m a k e th o te n ts w h ic h w e
of g rin d , etc., of h o n e m eals. E v e ry tot of h ones u s e d in
a n d a n y t h a t f a lls to m e e t th e hig h s t a n d a r d w h ic h w o
qA
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t ll lz e r m a te r ia l. T h e S u p e r p h o s p h a te used In I D E A ! , f e r t i l i z e r s l» o f o u r o w n m a n u f a c tu r e
process. It co m e s fro m t h e b in s In a clea n , s w e e t, d r y . h ig h ly a v a i l a b l e a n d fin ely pulfn
tlltlon, a n d o n t h i s a r e o u n t we call It o u r .NBtV P R O C E S S H U P B n i ’H O SP H A T H .
I t earth* I
food in r form t h a t Is re a d ily a v a ila b le f o r t h e n o u r i s h m e n t of th e p la n t, anil It Is fu r supcs
Acid P h o s p h a te m a n u f a c t u r e d tinder t h e o ld e r m e th o d s . W e u r o t h e e x c lu s iv e F lo r i d a in.in!
uf t h e N E W P R O C E SS S P P K R P IIO H P H A T B .
baritone, trio.
KPO—San Francisco (123) 6:30
orchestra.
KFOA—Seattle (455) 8 concert;
H-il pro»inm; 10:30 concert.
KSD—S t| I.uuut I'list-Dispateh
tM n u ru t 'o l l i ,
t > r w f o r k . \. V,
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if
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F lir n charge.
.
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All roiiius on AUtiiliany timl U.rk-
Y
Allefftuuiy
Dec.
Ju n ia ta
P ee.
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Due.
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p
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hnvn
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7-17-34
10-30-31—J a lu 10-31-31
v i a S a v a n n a h Ii P. M.
ONE WAX i'AUKS—JACKSONVILLE TO
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N a n t i i r k a t Dec. 1-11-33 J a n .
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f t r * ri ' 1
1-13-12
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DEPARTMENT MAJ'’
(5-19.1) 8 co n cert, baritone, pian-
CNRT—Toronto (100) 7:30 pro
rram, -itrinrr quartet, vocal, ad
tlreis; 9:30 orchestra.
T R A N SP O R T A T IO N CO
f i e GOO I
BiJ I t
l i 5a . l t
u ? ‘ .^e m design. It is in advance
rnich its price can be compared,
n and Essex are alike. The patents
e Super-Six the most enduring,
and give it all advantages sought
s, prevent any from copying its
en so generally done in copying the
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beauty ‘ again st H
i h r t W m to it.
irtdr-.H eather ^which M Wen
‘t fufhltlrom a Florida garden to
f dom appropriately in boner ot
r. Hume, woo brought a/m cnage
a t was Wry iatcwmtkig. .
A t th s conclusion o f the meet*
•* « delightful social, Hpur was
ijbyfed, Mrs. W. T .’Ficlii was
(.'tens, and wan assisted by Mrs.
EVERT TRITE
HOME TOWN
DeLAND, Jan, A—Building j*
hilt* for 220 Strattons, w e n Taw
by Building inspector John O’Neill
of this city during 19M, calling for
nn. estimated expenditure of f5!»S,000 on municpsl mprovements, and
other structural work sent the totnl np to ?I,3T.O,009, it U ostiiuktedj Of the total building permits
l.-nittl, 2390,000 worth were fo r rosIdcncnpro-^ri-.
s s in s ^
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Mrs. Sarah E. Mclson died early
Thursday morning a t tbfr jhomf of
her •’nuuhler, Mrs. Eatdlg M«iso*b
on Highland street. Funeral hr*
yangenichts have not been coinpieted. Tho body is to he taken t6
Bngaboro, Coun., (or interment, ac
cording to present plans.
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THE rtlotrr Or DOC PULLMANS OFFICE WAS
T A K E N B E F O R E O f t A F T E R . F IV E DOZ.KU BlSCurTS
pertsDeclare
Schools And More Ixhibits of Poultry
Grade Institutions T o B e Necessary
F a v o r F e w e r Sipalj
mess of tho toym,
A. Douglass)
{business meeting
rjub'ott-W edpca
h one o f umfsual
largely attended
ined vrfth Mrs.
pfesident in the
F 7gang'
" "America."
I I
bdon accompanied
k the absence of
bn, recording « c P. ShiBhoIscgacU
ki A
D IN IN G
M v s.> ,
C M[elson
DteS H ere W ednesday
motor!
tho
tsttd
iV be
E 20 feet oif each
|e "kept clean and
Bowed to take lin
jttata ahd *>il of
liter . FnId, Is* such
b 'fidilobif remain
hns been cleared,
nlng and piece of
£ r pointed to the
Everybody’s bustq. business" nnd
* t 1H * D R oo.
C H W Up
A fH B C S A S G U T
lin e s iz e o r
MieViESJ.'
nonce,” he said is
H Improvetnont.
beantifyi
m ilt w e
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TYPEWRITERS
BUY -— SELL——S t
Clqnn—Itoqair
England Finds M erit
In Am erican Slang
N ew O verland Six Is
D isplayed In Sanford
The new Overland Six, displnyed
for the first time this week n t the
Seminole Overland Gnragc. opens n
new chapter in Willya-OvcrlanJ
production. Tho enr is built to
meet the requirement of motor car
owners who wish the smooth op
eration of n aix-cyllncier motor,
combined with all-year comfort of
fered by tho closed car. The chas
sis wheel base is 112)4 inches. The
do luxe : ednn, equipped with nickel
hnrKvnni Keepers from whom
ed radiator, is finished in Alpine
breeding stock amt eggs may bo
■■ ' ■
procured. The national Hhow may
Any breaking out of the skin, blue nnd gray, with it gold stripe.
determine world champions, and of oven fiery, itching eczema, cun lie The ntnmiard sedan, is finished in
fhis class the one held at Mndisou quickly overcome by applying MenHqunrq Garden is typical.
the-Sulnhui, declares n noted skin
Beginners arc advised by Florida'specialist. Because of its genn B razilian O rators A rc
poultrymen to start exhibiting at destroying properties, thin sulphur
their county fair then nt their . preparation Instantly brings case W orse Than A m erican
neavcct local cxclusiyn poultry j from pklu Irritation, soothes und
show* Attending ooch which will bo hcnlH tho ocfcitizi riirlvt tin nnd
RIO 1)E JANEIRO, Jnn. 8.—A
local Jliew^painfiVv^ns ! puftishW
t S ' E tta*** »>«•#«
f0'VS Cy,
h ^"bloni fails to relieve the some snrcnstlc comments on pub
comparing the different breads nnd torment without .tnlnv Offerer* lic speaking in Brazil, contrasting
tbc winners with the losers,
Wood hill oi
measure reji
lure commit
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vocnbulary. Order NOW' a
convinced!. J^nd your ord
once. The first volume will |
make yon a fan and get yon
for tho negt neries. Send -1
order, cxprca*-Qr cashier’s »
Wo will Bhip COO I* yon deaf
charge you tho postage. .
SPECIAL OFFER. ..We will
"
MIAMI, Jon. A— Upwnrds of
800 horses are expected to bn sta
bled at the Hialcnh rncc track for
tho inaugural meet of tho Minoii
Jockey club, scheduled to open
Thursday, Jon. 15. Nearly .100 al
ready are nt the track and 250
more aru expected within tho next
week from New Orleans, and prob
ably 300 more will be brought from
other iicctluns of the country, it
is said.
• ^ ____ ; •
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GAINESVILLE. Jnn. 8 ^ Thu
OXFORD, Eng., Jan. 8.—Eng
most imfrortftht factor! in the de
velopment of the poultry Industry lishmen hnvo soen tho Aincrivnn
has been the pnultry show, since* Game of footbalL hero recently,
the first exhibit of this kind In ami do not lijco it. They found
Boston in 18-19. A properly con much to criticize, and tho consen
ducted poultry - show is described
by noultrynion to be the final court sus of opinion was that the game
In determining a fowl’t merit and as played in England is better
»!•« breeder’s ability to produce suited to tho local temperament
higb-clasH poultry.
__
Thero is no better means of ad and tho local climate.
While the gatna itself his found
vertising both the fowls and their
owner than by showing them, in little favor, the remarks of its de
the opinion of some poultry spec votees on the sidelines have been
ialists. Nothihg, they say, has a greatly npprc^’atrd. '‘Attaboy,"
more otimulutlng effect In start may yet come to its own in hjnging a hrnm for better poultry than Inmi, for this modern American
such a show.
interjection struck the Englishmen
Poultry shows may he clnssed ns ins nossessed of great energizing
county rind community, local or quality.
city, and national. Tho first prob
ably hns a more fur reaching in
fluence in promoting better-kept
mntei! werc
fMB.up. N,
,slon was ,
cithor ,n t}
W ORK
V * 1*
tho lucidity and directness of cer
tain public spcnkcra of North
America to tho wondering vague
ness, under similar conditions, of
well-known Brazilians.
The writer says thnt in Brazil
the public orator, ns n rule, has
no idea of time or progress. In
order to toll n simple fact ho piles
up adjectives, brings wwh of verbs
into line, creates confusion by nhusing the use of details, meta
phors nnd imngcry. And this not
being enough, he makes bis voice
* 1* for to d il..T rW tm i A
S t RIDES WILL DINE
DAYTONA, Jnn. 8.—The clmntbor of commerce was host u t a ban
quet given New Year’s to members
of the newspaper fraternity pf the
Halifax Country. Covers were laid
for 38 persons who represented
every publication here. President
"Charts r , HtiViriiifcri" okpresiiod his
itpprCciniion of what the news*
gatherers and distributors hud dono
hi
■t Iha Aral n n oftMM troa
U w«nl, thorn oft Una ta
»tUr • uw>#t ouv Uln»u; Uo I
amet toohoMaanod. At your
fttora; prpulir *ita. Wc; msnw
bJm Me valtM, 11.00,
Wtatanmilh CUoltil Co, ;
y w . LnuintBu, Koafeuh*
h fil Tonic
“A Woman .1 no
1 Morgan mndo a
f
fcrT
tc month
io n th °o
off' Do
Do- tl|letl
n,ad<' ,n
b lh<
E(
if .clothing weighdao ?2.r» was sent "taxpayers,1
>’« Home Society Rtioil of w’
‘ given in Dcqcm^^B D rum m ond of the
it announced thnt
g of her departnn exchange proerosls Club of Or-
I
fast table.
President Coolidgo’s ,Sir M’n '"i.iZ?;
guests were Judge filbert II. Gary.
Iltinn ^ t h ' ^
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., and other '
w *
member:) of a special compiittcc C H A M d E R L A I N S
BITTEN BY RATTLER
representing the National Citizens
t a r i
Committee of 1,000 on law enforceft ®
Ei i j u d plaaiant to take—only 25o
TAMPA, Jnn. 8.—L. W. Smith, ment.
nrsintant probation officer of Hillshorough county, has returned from
n hunting trip in the Evcrginder
whore he wn sbitten liy a nix-fop1
rattle snake as lie was in the net
of cutting the throat nf » dear he
had shot. He immediately Hashed
his leg where it was bitten nnd
applied "chunks" of the rnakoV.
flesh. An Indian applied bruised
CONTEST IS FILED
The Weekly Business
Luncheon
of the
Chamber of Commerce
*
M ADE-TO-M EASURE
Place Your Order Now
CONDITION VERY GRAVE
Will be held a t the Orange and Black Hotel,
Longwood at 7 P. M., Friday, Jan. 9
:
BRADFORD
(Milanc Theatre Illdg)
apprehencibna among relatives ahd
friends.
All m em bers are urged, to atten d the dinner a t Longwood and bring their ladies. Price per cover $1.00.
Tnx Uooku now Open for Payment
M yrtle Ave and 4th St
Phone 539
John W. Sneed
Dairy and Stock Feed
Two I’cr Cent Discount allowed for
Payment in November
Our prices are rig h t and quality is tho best.
kj
Property owners
will pleaao take
irliamcntary
lnw
icxt Monday,
with tax books arc now
notice
that the
In charge. These
open
themempuyment of State ami
pen tofor
club
lent spoko
of sev- A discount of two
County
Taxes.
had cent
recently
been
per
is allowed
for payment in
ub_ among which
the
month
of
November.
In mak
dsome silver conIvor inquiry
service, about taxes always give
ing
representing the
the
description
Commerce,
ad- of property as
, nnd rend
n resedeed.
shown
by your
ll been asked by
iniber requesting
ko shore drive be
nl Drive," honor
ific World War.
Coliectpr,
lyTux
endorsed
this
t was adopted arid
cnidcnt.
c ordinance for a
tificatlon commitind after a few
opted. Tho niensilly discussed nnd
by representatives
in 3ir *.11,1 nous
.DAIRYMAN'S
\ fiShlffllT /
\ d a ir y /
A feedZ
Your Money Back If You A re Not Satisfied
It arit what a cow EATS but what chc
DIGESTS tint product n d k arid hitter fat)
MASIIVIUE
UNrt.
JNO. D. J1NKINS
Seminole County
THERE WILL BE NO NOON DAY MEETING
DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT
DAIRY
FEED
(C«sMtrri 711 fr»t«uvl
CcnUiufi morr than HI* DIGESTI3LE nutrient's.
PARIS GREEN
BRAN
Cotton Seed Meal
Molar scb
The Staple Cut Worm
IMIsim
The Key N ote of the M eeting Will Be
“Country Wide Co-operation’
�—■
— — - - ■-
CeleryNot a Germ Carrier
iniord Herald
rcc,c.n,t l>\
T «n< * h,a«v i#
—-—-----———
<
As Brisbane Sees It
Lopal celery growers are greatly; perturbed over ■ letter
i& S *
-- -
Healtliy and WIm .
America on Wheels.
A Wild Wall Stm t.
Johnny Wan Italian.
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
r1]
Flv« pay days
in which you taunt buy \
■id*, under Act of t the elements of a dirty knock on celery as a suitably viand
"
: ^ i for tbe dinner table. In this particular letter a certain doe«*?■— —■•»•'«•*!'tor, W. H. Vail of New York. City, has taken it upon himself
tCopyitshl 1W>
!-------to warn tho readers.of the Times that celery 1b "a frequent
r>*" 148 rnm’pr of the typhoid bacilli’* and that "raw celery is one MISS INEZ HARDIN, tho MUov ratiw__ I of the articles
of diet to be avoided as sedulously as the raw slssippi girl chosen as the health*
at* M n n th 1_.ii.851
1*
‘ In City by Carrier, pet o y s te r .
lest girl In the country,'Is describ
Weekly Edition **.00
He attempts to prove this by recalling that an epidemic ed as a bundle of sunphfrie^ Health
f typhoid which broke out slmiiltaneoualy^ in Harrisburg,
sunshine go together..:
timo:
B in * * ‘ ’
------- * — andThe
young girl Is a bundle of
uted ” rr»» i« «wn»- which wos noted for raising the best celery ,to be tfourtd in
(fori
lltod to It or hot ntherwlKeertd'
In tain paper and atao.the local
put.Iinluvl herein. All right!
of apeelal dispatch
r«P« hllcatlon
are alao reaerred.
Five pay days hath
of which will be needed1
tho countless soft drink*.
May will h a W n ^ p ijl
you, will need more thaat
pay for the new spring a]
ommon sense also, and says *111
tnnrry when I’m thirty. Hot until
then." Some healthy boy may
change her mind, but she would be
wise to stick to her plan.
Healthy mothers have their best
babies after thirty, and In fact uftjer thirty-five, Plato knew it, more
than 2,000 years ago.
Leap Year’s -gone,
men didn’t propose to
more than usual.
,
But the
paragraph which gives most dfiense'reads
as follows:
"When It Is recalled that In order to bleach or
whiten the celery plants for the market the earth is
raUKSDAY. JANUARY 8, 1925.
heaped up nround the plants thus bringing into con
ItBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAYI
WE KNOW that America rules
tact with the tender plants whatever telluric bacilli
may
I
k
*
present
in
the
earth,
it
will
readily
be
perceiv
the
world In automobile uso and
POWER OF THE WORD:—For
ed how any malignant bacilli existing in the earth will
production, hnving more automo
he word of God Is quick, and powgain access to and lodge in the recesses of the celery
biles than nil tho rest of the world
plants. Furthermore, by gravitation the bacilli would
combined, with millions of ma
naturally
sink
down
between
the
leaves
and
find
a
chines
to spare. How much do
id of the joints'arid marrow, and
highly pleasing nidus for secure preservation right
.A dlscerner of tho thoughts und
wc ride?
tents of the heart. Hebrews 4:12.1
in the heart of the plant. And then add this other
This country, in 1024 manufact
fact, that while cleansing the lenveB of .the plant you
ured 45 million tires.
Allow
e r f j; m e m o r i e s .
may remove any bacilli from the leaves, no such pro
ing an average mileage of 5,000
cedure will eliminate bacilli from the heart, we see
miles, which is low, and dividing
jo seldom do wo sit and dream
why
the heart of the plant is the most dangerous por
Of days forever gone;
by four, you find thnt tires enough
tion to ent, and yet this is just the portion which is
a miss the charm of evening,
were made in ono year for more
Impatient for tho dawn;
considered the most delicious und is what is most
than thirty billions miles trnvcl—
Jd when tho morning Is . at hand
coveted
by
the
epicure.”.
twelve hundred thousand times
Wo yqarn for eventide;
many of the moment’s joys
Just how ridiculous the above assertion is Is well known nround the earth.
Our hearts aro thus denied.
_____________
. .readers
. ....... J who..............
by
nil- Herald
understand that in ..........
Seminole coun- IT VrAS A. wild
„. stock
. . market
■* onjy
- - - h- ig
- h e s t g r a d e com m urciui fe rtiliz e rs a r c u sed an d
4
each hour of every day I £y
last Saturday, dearly beloved. The
a future offers^pleasuro but
^ at 1,1(3 Pro<,esHof bleaching is done by boarding and not by crowd bought a million and a half
Dm present holds no leas.
| banking earth. Others however, less familiar with celery
growing thab iocal peopled might beVejudiced by Dr. Vaii’s err. were snd-uyed bears, compelled
moment's retrospection when
letter agamst celery, and to correct this very possible and to protect themselves after foolish
he dally task is done,
harmful evil the Sanford Chamber of Commerce sent the short selling.
irlef exchange of memories,'
following telegram to tho Commissioner of Health of New
lecouriting one by ono
MANY STOCKS are low, selling
York City:
«e thUtunl enjoyments that
at half their vnluc. But how ia
fcr«>tnoat important then—
"We regret very much that during the present
tho little lamh to know which are
• OUR AMERICAN TONGUE
«e sacred little incidents
which. "Conservative” Wall Street
typhoid
epidemic
in
New
York
propaganda
has
been
KNOXVILLE SENTINEL
h a t iriaver come again—
writers
tell
yon,
"Such
times
n?
circulated to the effect thnt celery is a disease carrier.
h season of reflection brings
these always come before a ser
We note an article in the New York Times of Decem
he keenest ecstasy;
ious reaction.”
Wo have always heard thnt we old nns," thnt Prof. Scott became
ber 29 J>y W. H. Vail M. D. under his caption “Celery
realth of precious treasure fills
Are they trying to protect yor, Americans
the English la n -! hinted. To him, this particular
he realms of memory.
or trying to give their friends a gunge und speak
as a Germ Carrier”. These rumors are positive to
wc
have
assumed that Briticism is "quite intolerable” and
chance to get in the mnrkct on a English folks would be
work financial hardship on tho celery producing sec
at home in he holds it up ngainst anything the
drop.
The
only
safe
rule
is,
DON’T
aod'Evening!
t ■
tions
of
Florida
of
which
Sanford
is
the
largest
and
wc
the
United
States
in
eo far as the . British may havo to offer in critGAMBLE.
t. ---------o-------Innguuge is concerned. But to get Icism of our own tongue,
respectively urge that you use your influences to coun
hat havo you done for tho good
teract
this
propoganda.
It
is
impossible
for
celery
DO WITH stocks as with land, along smoothly in this country an 1 p rof. gcott reaches the concluanford today t
uftor the application of the
Select what you think good, buy Engllshman needs to muster GUO (
from this section to become contaminated with ty
now words., according to Prof- scientific method, that an Amcrionly
what
you
can
pay
for.
and'
phoid germs as only the highest grade commercial fer
any a woman loves her own
keep. Last Saturday, speculator.! Prank I). Scott, professor of jean proponing to trnvcl in England
tilizer is used. Bleaching process is done by board
and bccauHc her lint of nc
bought atocks at t-.u rate of $750 i rhetoric und journalism in the U ni-[or an Englishman contemplating a
italiccn in limited.
ing and not by banking earth. No typhoid has been
000 a minute. Some of that will .Vcrsity of Michigan. This is duo to | sl)journ here, may get along if ho
1 ---------o-------the "slang" terms that have in -: learns about GOO words,
never be paid for.
reported in this section in over a year. Suggest cither
vaded our every day speech soon | An Eniflishman so equipped Pmf,
nford la rapidly becoming onn
you or your representative come here at our expense
e fastest growing cities in tho
JOHNNY
DUNDEE,
feather
t ^ ,LwhJ.pnintflthoa^American
Sc0tt saW* cven though lie had
to make a personal inspection.”
weight prize fight champion of the u .i, wherein the American Inn- noVer before attempted to master
> it
Whatever may hpve prompted Dr. Vail in his attack upon world, has been much admired, {*aa.?t‘
I 0'" j herein u l ’ the intricacies of the foreign lanifonj is aoina to have »omo-1celery is not known, but.it is certainly gratifying to local j«n<l (recse that would put the Nor- ns th. professorshowedhorore the RUn(,o 3p()kon here> eo u ld "o rd er
,>uierkun
Associntion
for■the_Ad- (his bnth hi3 hreakrast, his bill, or
J j r o ■y trnetive to r.how.vin- celery growers to know that the Chamber of Commerce is
™cc a,kove •r.iers .
in
even his booze. Ho could make
T O f c a & f l P ! k f ’r W * to the situation BiiU.fully n r e i m r i ' t L l a - a m i b h t a a cK to”1£hnotjS"•
cay,Tr.,—r o r e
[ way possible anyjatftempfr:by-jwhafrmay^borfamtHoqy-forcca tyfl|,r they. “Celt or Saxon, or old K v M . fiftfiic Pmfessor ing of trunks, he could Secure or
reeled off a Choice selection of chestra scats in place of stalls, a r
;h both dog and horso racing to undermine the present great popularity of celery as an hors Gormnnlc blood, th a fs the stuff (".slang"
words and phrases^ which
the
best
men
are
nindo
of.”
and thin winter, running ex-1 d’oeuvre.
aro ns good as established in our range for a round trip Instead of
s will doubtless
bo
t»„,
Five Sundayi hath ft*
on which you win get h
your hew foil Clothes. S
ruther
A Phew Diphphiculties
rd celery is now going out
ad lots, to the delight' of
Congressman Guy Hardy of Colorado has a faded old clip
Mummers of the nation.
ping
in his possession about the difficulties of a pioneer news
VTriune.
paper
out in his country, which reads:
C* --------►»—-----“We
begin tho publication of the Hoccay Mountain Cycross word puzzle will go j
yVof
tf'm
aM ong b u tih o t-ro ss I clone with some phew diphphiculties in tho way- The typeiy.
maf
puzzle will
w be un ever p rev a-1 phoundur phrom whom wo bought our outphit phor this
pisancc.
printing ophphice phailed to supply us with any ephs or
'dancing, may be sending the
!f generation to tho dogs,
!er all it L-. up to every gen
v to go to the dogs in its
•y.
r -------- 0--------a are some people in aur
who epend so much time
’ for something to do they
mvo any time to do anyfey West Citizen is advisf Westers to havo faith in
1st or lenvo town and thnt
ty good ailvlro for uny peohavc in their own home
cays, and it will be phore or phive weex bephore we can get
any. The mhtaquo was not phound out till n day or two ago.
We have ordered the missing letters, and will havo to get
along without them till they come. We don't lique the loox
>f this variety ov spelling any better than our readers, but
mistax will happen in the best regulated phamilies and iph
iur ph’s and e’s and x’s and q’s hold out we shall ceep (sound
tho e hard) the Cyclone whirling aphtcr a phushion till the
sorts arrive. It is no joque to us*—it’s a serious aphair.”
----------------- o--------------------
BIG A TENT over the State of Florida and station a
stuam piano at tho Jacksonville entrance from January to
April, and you have a sport circus, complete with 150 tumb
ling clowns gathered from the nethermost tickets of the
bushes and carried South at great expense to do their doings
in the final costumes of the big league ball clubs in the
Spring trials. Florida is prepared to offer a program of
physical and mental athletics which ranges from checkers
to horse-racing, and includes everything but ski-jumping.
■Hurting now with the golf program, which is spangled with
•well luminous names as Hagen, Sarazcn, Farrell, Mitchell,
Duncan and Cruiekshnnk, the Florida tableau will reveal
feats of horseshoe pitching, jai nlai, flanned rabbit bunts by
THEN JOHNNY Dundee, retired
from his championship, goes to
Home, is blessed by the Pope, nnd
proud of being the first profession
al prize fighter to get a Papal
blessing.
And lo! you learn that your tight,
ing “Nordic'! wan born in Italy, thnt
his real name is Giuseppe Carrora.
He is no Saxon or Celt, but a pure
bred Latin, descended from the old
fighters that followed Caesar and
helped to build his roads.
The more you learn about the
Italians, the more you realize tiiar
they possess power of every kind,
from tho brute force that creates
a featherweight champion to the
high intellect thut produces a Mar
coni, Huso or Verdi.
What applies to Italy applies to
other countries. The super-great
Jack Dempsey has an Irish -mine
and an Irish father. But part of
his blood is North American Indian,
otherwise Mongolian from the long
ago-
a return journey, and speak of a
American language.
freight car instead of n goods van.
But Amerirnnr urc not alone in
“ He could pay taxes instead of
making use of slang, nor arc our rates, nsk tho way to a drug store
slang phrases nearly so senseless instead of chemist’s shop, seek the
hs the indignities the English them entrance to the subway instead of
selves inflict on their language, as the tube or underground, and have
Prof. Scott showed by- quoting
a his wife’s purchases charged at a
- ,
few from the other side of the wn- (]ry KOods store inrtend of put
ter, including “old thing , "rip-Hlown nt a draper’s shop."
Ill
rtf* "ton
"Inn hole
lu\l«M **trjpjICr, * *nA^
*
•
■
»• are noti ,to
ping,”
not 11 Americans,
he Raid,
'arf” and "bally.”
be blamed for their idling, which,
Prof. Scott finds these expres ho believes, is merely the nervous
sions vapid nnd said mildly that reaction to the common places of
they suggest the “drivcUngH of sen life which differ in different coun
ility." It was only when he came tries nnd therefore result In dif
to the well worn Brltircism "silly ferent forms.
LOVE, CHARITY, FORGIVENESS
.
Thi- was exemplified and made
, Love is tho outstanding virtue of
manifest hy the Inst words of the
our Christian religion.
"Love one another," is the great Master ns he was expiring nn the
cross by the promise IIo made to
command.
Charity comes next for without the thief beside Hint and the for
it all else is ns sounding brass and giveness of thb mob respon -ible for
Hi. crucifixion.
a tinkling cymbal.
Forgiveness conics next and the
S'o we repent that love, charity
three form the trinitarian virtues nnd forgivoriess are the trinitarian j
Of true religion.
virtues of our Christinn religion
There ii nothing more beautiful ami are wonderfully consoling .o
than the virtue of forgiveness and j weak, erring, sinful humanity.
j
nothing more productive of genuine
The churches hy precept and exami lasting happiness.
(ample, should take the lead in
There is something consoling In ‘mothering these benefactions ns nj
the thought that forgiveness aw ait*; hon gathcreth her chickens under 1
uh on the other si.'.c if
proper ,|ier wings nnd protects them from
atonement is made.
[the onslaughts of tho world.
Tho new year start*,
There are ftvo pay dam
—for thoso who get paid
day.
And, sinco there are|
days in January, it isho
soap makers a good d
perfume makers n set]
Apiril Fool’s Day con
nesdny In 1025. We
whether Congress will]
special session on that (
June will ctart on
year. T hat’s wash diy
warning to the pro™
brides.
And the Fourth of Jt|J
on Saturday. Thnt’s sbi
[can go flahine Friday nfL
[conic back Monday mon
I
Something fails on
year. The calendar has it*
, Maybe thnt’s the day 3
p'nycr will break a leg.
E appreciate the big
possibilities o f small
accounts, and are always
glad to welcome the de
positor who starts with
a modest balance.
W
11 »<* v.*•.
i 1•* i si Jarz
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Seven Lot,
ON PAVED STREET
OCALA BANNER
,1
CONGRESSMAN Anthony of
Kansas, chairman of the commit
tee thnt drafted the War Depart
ment s upply bill, recommends one
niflgle, united air service for the
United States, under separate com
mand. subject of course, to the
President’s genera! authority.
Since this is the an d
wouldn't It be great if
arrived about February?
TWENTY FIVE HUNDRED
CASH
E. F. LANE
lc inconspicuous spider was
found on the lop of Mt.
"more than seventeen thousREALTOR
t above the ten level. The
ing might veritably be said
THAT IS common sense and it
Ltlng on top of the world.
First National Bank Building.
ought not to take Congress lung
-------- o-----to
pass
aay
necessary
legislation
won the Big Three Cross
Air fighting is new, the respectable
Rooms 501-502. Phone 95
'uzrde championship the
ly when Stephen Benet of Un; h ik in g in u tt.s a t M iam i, sw im m in g , te n n is, c ro q u e t, p a r- "b' goatlcrion of the rrm y and naS a le s Foret; M iss Ilu lia W illiam s, M r. R. L. ShirP-l
»«»tbing about it, novtr
picked up a preposition ch esi, s tu n s, ro u le tte , liitle-th e-h rew , an d th e hithlim -lm ll tric k ,
by Heywood Broun of Hnr, w i t h a s t u i in e v e ry to lc— N ew Y ork M o rn in g T e le g ra p h .
:
till
living
in the old battleship
I dusked for a touchdown.
DOES ADVERTISING PAY
and hansom cab days.
---------(i------KANSAS CITY Cl.Cl! NEWS
An
air
eervico
unified,
and
then
't economy you know to
a
real
air
service,
should
b*
the
rec dollars for gasolino
TAKING CHANCES WITH MUSSOLINI programme.
o run down to Orlundo to
Advertising ban made the Vic- your neck nnd Injersolh nround
NEW YOltK HERALD TRIltUNE
■ess for
ninety-eightfifty
iola
Dog famous.
your wrist.
Cotton growers, cheer up. Sci11s for
un evenhundred
It. haa put Castoria down your
encu says the boll weevil can be
It haa jammed your feet into
The opposition which Mussolini; and efficiency were enforced. The conquered. Insects find their food throat, loft hrtNtles in your gum t, Holeproof sox, put Paris garters
is said to be nn undent has pledged himself to suppress in i finances were re-established und | by scent. A ttract your boll weevil and then came along with a Ruh- on your Icga ami Tiffany rings on n u n n a a a Q nsm n am s a a a a iia i 'a a a a B a n a a n N u a B a a a a a a a 11*
your fingers.
i superstition that animats Italy is twn-fold.
The political commerce and industry were ruviv-1 by the aroma of the food that ho berset nnd took them out,
a
It. h,T« worn cut ynur Juwu n n ,
It has nut Hoindnnt, i’cbcco and
the power of speech at phase of it is manifested in the id. The state railroads, chronic likes, then destroy him.
deficit breeders, aro now paying
They kill tigers and leopards by PepHodent on your Leth.
jW rigley’s nnd tionted you on what <
s time. Probably trying
to tell Santa what they desertion from Parliament of de their own v.-.iy. Italy’ piesiige « . , sound. The bloating of a tethered
It has put a Gillette ag ain st1to buy
,J,,y vto<’ cure
Luru coma,
corll:,« wart.! and a
attracts them, and a bullet v*»tir
puties, allotted under the existing broad has been tmplonscly increoaChristmas.
hay
field.
bunions
nnd
ingrowing
toenail*.
-------- O ' - ...
I G» anywhere you want to, do
election law to the minority p art ed. These are tho results of Fas docs the rest.
It hni put Murine in your «yo, j anything you wish, nnd ndvortisamber of Commerce is go- ies. These abstainers, defying the cism. Mussolini’s opponents sock
THE OLFACTORY bait for the 0 ■*
ngwood en masse tomor- Parliament's power to compel, to abolish them, by u cminter-re;utir u»
for p.mplos, j tug has had n bund in it—al>.:owhere they will he treat- their attendance, are trying to j volution—a return to the old ns- bolt weevil is luring perfects l hy 1 ears for tlie bath, and Ivory for (utcly.
it promises to be u won- ereate tho Impression that the Par - 1 sedation of whltod-sepulcher Lib- reientmta. It will be prepared syn llifr tub.
Ami than
th.m sorae people ask—
n
iner by the Orungo and liamentary majority Is not a legal i eralism wilh imported .Socialism thetically. The mother (mil wee . It has put Arrow collars around *0038 advertising pay?"
Persistency wins. Men and women
vil wifi follow her nose nnd die of
tel. And everyone who majority und that the country is and Communism,
fi
with her eggn unborn.
who are anxious to g et ahead do not
re to huve a good time.
i*a
living, in form and in fart, under. The Premier was exceedingly pnifton.
Arid
.this,
you is serious.
nn anti-Parliamentary dictators j magnanimous with hia enemies, Once find mind
1
a
side track saving, but put it on the
how to attract insect!
looks good to you then ship.
a
FARMER CREDIT CORPORATIONS
Tiny huyo shown the ingratitude pecta by »inel),
and they arc done
a
till alive and not ready
main line for success. An account
The olh* r phase of it Is tho re - 1 which might huve been expected.
WAYCROSS JOURNAL-HERALD
n
a.—Toledo Blade. Which atlCgenrc of Communism and re- : The liatQ Fascism—both for itself for.
a
I
It has been proved thnt insects,
with the Seminole County Bank will
as un Insinuation that volutionary Socialism. These tw<»' and for its achievements. They
a place of dead ones, forces held Italy by the throat in do not want to take nn appeal moths for instance .have a sense
Wayctoss is juit completing the! "The Ioann run for six und nine
help you accomplish splendid results.
of smell of incredibly wide range,
! g o e s to show the ignoperiod immediately following against it to tho voters. They far exceeding in keenness that of organization of its Farm Credit | months and interest is charged
Lhe Blade on such mat- the
only
for
the
actual
time
the
money
the w«r, when thu politicians hum - 1 want to undermine it by indirec- any bloodhound.
Corporation.
.
Interest Paid on Saving’s
is used.”
hly kow-towed to them. Fascism ! tiun.
Here are some interesting itoma
“ Lait year the C ndit Corpora
SIR WILLIAM Arhuthnot Lane, taken from n report of one at Alvarious banks of the [ended that humiliating abdiction I They arc therefore egging Mas
Accounts
tion operated in nearly 50 Georgia
publishing their state- sed restored nationality in Italy, j solini on to strong arni ^methoiU. | great and wise British surgeon. I hany, Gn:
counties
through
3-1
agent
bunks,
[The
subversive
nnti-NatlunalUt
[
Ho
is
not
inndept
at
these.
If
wnrnn woman that
m at the
me craze fo r’ "Probably $1,000.00 in govern
the year ending Dec. 31,
rordance with the comp- elements were routed; so were the Fascism is threatened with n real a silhouette figure is u menace to ment money will be loaned during and of which will be agents again
thlft year."
ill, all are showing de-. futile and cowardly politicians who 1counter-revolution— which seems the race.
"The cashier points out that
Sir William is wrong when he ly2n."
i in (i^pp^jts during the rjamped their subservience with . unlikely'—it can probably tako care
“Its purpose i« to nssLt the one Georgia county, which grew
w i tatements must make Ithe once honorable Inbe^l of “Lib- j of It self. If it is not so threaten* flay*. "Wftnibn are much more monankers, visiting here, j oralism.’’
ed the obstructors are merely in- keytike than men, and show it in members in buying seed, furiiliz- tobacco on a commercial seal** for | n
\ts and .other things -.
needed in the-----first time -------last year,
used—
$25.-l u ■
die is right
in do | -j-m
change of abode when
Mussolini gavu Italy nubile or* viting police repression from a imitation."
---------- --------------------------Sanford, Fla.
af their invp d^po^its Idcr nnd new yiyMty, Thy state I man who is perfectly ,at home imuncing
nouncing the abnormal craso .fqr lwikiUS their crops at cash prices I 000 of these loans and expects to \ m
same y
•• r v i i w e r e rrorganhej, rcon'orriv wb m v i, I,ling tn e .id g k^tdL *
.............. i» at Jd g h Hum n r i . * b.'i*r*‘w Xt00.0011 H i
1 H* * * * * n * * B * B B « B a « * a a B
ON THE MAIN LINE FOR
J
4%
Seminole County Bank
�G eneva
MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor.
^
PHONE
PERSONALS
, Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Hines have
*2
Ituest William Thompson
of .Pittsburg, Perm, ,
Bridge Club will
Ukey.
thbors will meet
[all a t 8 o’clock,
netting and the
o f officer* With
f t . V. Auxiliary'
| American Legrent-Tcachcrs
■Thursday at a
Ison Chapter of
meet with Mrs.
If, .1~
ill entertain tho
ibyterlan church
drs.‘rW. B, Williams, George D.
William Burgess of Ne*^ Haven,
lliarAs and W alter Williams Conn.,
arrived in Sanford and
mt Wednesday in Oveido and will be has
connected with the Bodwelt
Realty Company.
C. M. Green and E-. A. Wright
Mrs. 0 . W. Brady who'was fof
of Birmingham, Ala., arc in San
ford for a few days. They arc' years a resident of Sanford and
has many friends here is registered
m aking a tour of the state.
at the Valdez Hotel.
a
I ■■■'■■ m
J. T. Woodall arrived recently
A. Zelmcnovltz and Carley Zeifrom Albany, Ga., to Join Mrs.
Woodall.
Ho will beconnected mcnovitz who have been tho guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bnumcl left
with the Ball Hardware Co.
Wednesday for Sarasota.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Tether, of
Ridgewood. N. J., who arc regular
Mr. and Mr*. George A. DeCottcs.
winter visitors in Sanford are at returned Thursday from Tallahas
the Valdez Hotel.
see where they attended tho inau
guration and ball.
Mr; and Mrs. II. H. Binns of
Moultrie, Gn., are the guests of
Mr. nnd Mrs. I,. Gibbs, Prof, nnd
Mrs. Binn’s sister, Mm. J. T. Wood- Mrs. G. E. McKay and Mr. Mc
all nt the Valdez Hotel for several Allister, returned the first of the
weeks.
week from Gainesville, where they
nttended the DoMolay conclave nnd
Miss Gladys Stempcr arrived banquet.
home Monday evening from HHcah,
whiro she hnn been spending the
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. E. McKay, Mrs.
Christmas vacation with her aunt G. D. McKay and Miss Florence
Mrs. Wallie Garbcrick.
G rapeville
U psala And
Rey. Wahlbcrg will be hero
reaching next Sunday at
Mrs. E. M. Hagcrty and. daugh
:ing of tho Holy ter Mian Rosabel Hngcrty of Chi
to held a t tho cago, 111., arc tho guests of their
0 . Chaco a t 3 daughter, and sister, Mrs. G. F.
Root for tho winter.
a class in
ill bo opcnei
Glenn- Pavla left Wednesday to
’s Club.
join Frederic M. linage a t the Ho
tel Royal Palm in Miami where
Mr. Hoagc is spending the winter.
of Wesley will They will spend tho next fortnight
pam a t 8 o’clock in Havana.
DRY HOUR
[hold its regular Miss Florence McKay
[Saturday niorn- Honored By Phi Beta
; when Mrs. S.
give a very enMiss Florence McKay, who is a
AU arc invited student a t Rollins College this year,
han recently become n pledge of
tho Phi Beta honorary fraternity
(national).
a honrd meeting
Tho Phi Beta fraternity which
rrison Chapter V.
o’clock Thursday was founded a t Northwestern Uni
Mrs. A. T. Rpssi- versity stresses attainm ent nnd
idancc Is requost- high ideals rather than the purely
social aspects of college life. Tho
scholastic and other standards for
Society
membership to Phi Beta are so high
that it is an honor to receive such
ular Meet recognition.
•
■ Missionary Society
H at C hurch m e t in Mrs. Caldwell Hostess
Ess session Monday
To Bridge Club
l e church parlors at
E. J. D. Parker, vice
Mrs. David Caldwell rwas the
ft in charge of the charming hostess of Wednesday
A o' ’ I A Bridge club a t her home on East
►Third. Piainv was Fifth Street.
iNixsppi led.in pruyCalendulas and ferns were de
fcmbera answered to lightfully used in decorating. Mrs,
Ite r which the regu- E. F. Housholdcr for high score
naincss was followed, was presented a lovely pottery
prere given from the vase. Delicious refreshments of
lich were very sntis- two courses wore served nt the
[ch chairman express- conclusion of the game.
if even better results
Those present were, Mrs. E. F.
Houuholdcr, Mrs. F. E. Roumillat,
Nixon, the pastor’s Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Mrs. Floyd Pal
en presented to the mer, Mrs. Claude Howard, Mrs.
ve n very interesting W. C. Wallace. Mrs. W. C. Hill ami
ally expended her scr- Mrs. Hal Wight.
’use of the pnrsonage
irs a t any time,
FOUND ANNOUNCEMENT MA
s A. S. Cook the newly
WASHINGTON,
Jan. 8.—A
intendont of social
was next presented to formal announcement was made
Id also expressed tho Thursday of tho appointment of
Itter service nnd tho John Snock, warden of Idaho State
Df nil the members., penitentiary, as warden of the At
g closed with a prayer lanta Federal prison by Attorney
General Stone.
Mrs. Stafford Hostess
To FrilohaBridgeClub
Tho Friloha Bridge Club mem
bers were delightfully entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Densil
C. Stafford at her homo on Park
Avenue.
The decorations of ferns and
zenias were most artistic. Tho
prizo for high score, a bon-bon
dlrh, wns won by Mrs. Edward
Betts. Following tho gnnie n de
lightful salad course was served.
Only the members were present.
They are, Mrs. Densil Stafford,
Mrs. Edward Betts, Mrs. Emmett
Hunt. Sirs. Percy Mero, Mrs. Hnwkins Connelly, Mrs. Leo Rockwell,
Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Mrs. W. C.
Hill and Mrs. James Ridge.
if tiny)
I. MtockH, HMCurltlen, etc. ..... .......... ...
nine } 133.000; F u r n i t u r e a n d fixtures,
rve w ith F e d e r a l d e s e r v e
J |t a n t a m o u n t ,p u « fro m
■i
t i-XP'-liM-.t 0*tlT
....
ir tnxr-v Intercut, etc.. a c c r u e d
lint#-* iiutMtandliiR ___________
uml •-■'I
»*lt* Muhjcct to check
........ .
d* poult duo In I.*** t h a n 30 iluy*
for money b o r ro w e d ) ............ ........
>r o th e r m u n ic ip a l d r i x u l l x auciiruf a s s e t* o | ,thi* h a n k o r s u r e t y
•
IX. as*. .HI, 31. an d 33 ...........
or o th e r m u n ic ip a l de|m nli* necurD ,,r a.-iacl* of th is h a n k o r s u r e t y
depOHltx
m i l i j 'i - t
to
Itc.-n-rv.-,
ll
TONIGHT
Elizabeth Spencer, famous for her voice the
country over, will appear in a specially selected
program.
This appearance of the famous soprano con
stitutes the musical event of the season. The
assisting artist is Lueilc Collette, pianist.
What makes this concert of more than usual
importance are several numbers in which Miss
Spencer will compare her voice with its ReCreation by Mr: Edison’s now phonograph.
TONIGHT
at 8:15 1*. ;»I.
High School Auditorium
O n r l u d ln a ail
■ihllaatlun*
re
m#in«y h o r rtr w .d o t h e r t h a n redl*
i n'diiw<iunt<*d. I n clu d in g arc#
r h a n k s a n d fnrclxix bill* of
raft* sold w ith In d o rse m e n t
o rre c t
r i k e niitiv#’- n am e d b ank. #Uj sm c m n iy
* t r u e K) th e U.*« l»f mV kn<rwl«MiK«
ri, V. W H tT N B R . C ashier,
i V K. S Y M K S
Jannary 7—January 20
Shirts Reduced
FIRE LOSS HALF MILLION
Furnishers to Men Who Know
JACKSONVILLE, .Tnn. 8.—N ear
ly half a million dollar:) was lust
in this city during 1024 from fires,
according to figures compiled by
E. R. Wood, secretary to Chief T.
T. W. Haney, of tho fire depart
ment. Lust year’s record was the
heaviest since 1012 except 1020
when it reached a tntnt of $940,600.
Exact figures for 1921 wore 9-100,ROgjf .lll*4 It ll.’fM 11InJ f.lltMh *
SANFORD, FLA
acme
■■■■■■■UKBBHRauaniinHUBUHHHaHiaBHainuBEauuBaHaxaima»HaaM auBBBBUHaiaaBBnwBHnR»KiirM BxunBaaasBBBa«aaM R
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ecurvd. none; u n a a c u rril t l ’J U.st
■ccuru c i r c u la t io n (U. 0. Honda p a r
profit*
Manhattan Shirt Sale
One of tho most elaborate affair:;
that have been planned in Sanford
CLASS BEING HELD
for roveral seasons is the Robert
E. Lee Ball to bo given on Lee’s
birthday, Jnn. 19, a t the Armory t Mrs. J. C. Gibb who is the narby the N. DeV. Howard Chapter Hmentarlan of the Hanford Wo
of the United Daughters of the man’s Clyjb is giving ’ncr services
Confederacy.
for classes in parliamentary law
The ball is the first to be given nt the club every Monday morning
by tho local chapter but will be- «t 9:3 o’clock. Mrs. Gibbs is excome an annual ovent in future cellently prepared to instruct and
years honoring the birthday of the tho club members and, any who nru
beloved Confederate general.
i interested though not members, niv
It will be a charity nail, the pro- invited to join tho class. The first
cecds of which will go to the var- meeting will be held next Monday
ious charities which the organiza- nnd definite plans for the class will
tion sponsors,
be mndo then.
HlfSOl'IICKM
fro m Htati- 1t a n k s ! ’b a n s
panic* In th e
U nited a m t
deit in Item* S 3, nnd 10)
liter hun k * in llio nam e clt)
nir h u n k ( o t h e r th a n Item
of Item s 3,
* cn.’di item*
fund w ith U, M. T r e a s u r e r a n d d u e
a. T r e a s u r e r
Miss Bessie Giegcr spent last
>:wc?k in Sanford with Miss Era
McAlanoxdn..
l‘
Mlsa Lctia Fctcm of Jackson’ villa spent a few ilajM with her
.tfs'.cr Mrs. Henry Levy.
J afM r. and Mr*. Marsh, Mrs. Morse
aril son Henry spent Now Year’s
fDny at Mt. Dora.
' -Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Wakefield
; Spent Thursday in DcLantl and
, New Smyrna.
Miss Corr returned homo Satur
day from a two weeks visit with
her uncle in Ean Gallic.
; \ Miss Evn May Brown spent
Wednesday night with Miss Flora
1 Sleg.
Mi. nnd Mr’. C. Philips and fnmHy from Georgia arc visiting Mr.
1 an«l Mrs. John Philips a few days.
Miss Elinnheth Ballard spent
1 Wednesday evening with Mias
Clara Wight.
> Mins Flora Seig of Chuluotn
1 who has been visiting Mrs. M. E.
' Wicks for the past two weeks re
turned ta hei home Sunday.
.Mr. and Mrs, William Jacobs
and sons visited Mr. r.nd Mrs. T.
- W. Prevntt Sunday.
■Rev. and Mrs. Albertson of Do| .Land, spent the week end with Mr.
nfid Mrs. Gabatd.
1 Mrs. Albertson made a speech
• Sunday at lh> Baptist Church at
3:110 o’clock. Subject “Temperance.”
* Mi. Phillips and mother and
1 friend, were callers at the homo
of Mr and Mrs. P.. T. Wakefield
■ New Year’s Day.
The Community Club held their
1 box supper nnd watch party New
! Ycnr’n eve with n aplcndtd nttemll nnce and n nice sum of money was
made which goes townrd tho Club
; building, which is now being fin
ished with a rock bound surface
’ and will bo the most beautiful nnd
1 artistic building in the commun-
l/. D. C. P lanning Ball
On R.E.Lee’s Birthday
li tho .State of F lo rid a, a t th e clone of buxlncaa on Dec. 31
m t
prem ium *,
^G E N E V A , Jan. 8.—Mr. Miles, of
Miami, spent! the holidays with his
'daughters
daughters Alexia and Mrs. G. C.
Ellies.
_ > Mrs. William Ballard spent Wed
nesday and Thursday in Sanford
“ I with her brother Mr. Lang.
A number of people from here
attended the opening of the Cheney-Dixie highway at Indian River
CJty Wednoscipy.
■ 15 j t Henry Anderson of Washington
M>ent the holidays with his mpthMrs. H. Anderson.
:#M rs. Ed Sutton and daughter
jment Thursday with Mrs. L. II.
We have arranged that a number of Sanford
I»eople may have special complimentary invita
tions. Call, write, or telephone for them. Only
a few reservations remain. They will be issued in
order of application.
v
•>♦ •s* <•*
•> ❖ ❖ <•-t*
UNDERPRICED MEN’S SUITS
Curley 6121 Velvet-finished Serge
Also fancy worsted with 2 pants.
Values up to $40.00. Special for
$29.75.
MEN’S SHIRTS
W hite and colored stripes, Mad
ras and Broad Cloths, with and
without collars. All new shirts.
$3.50 values. Sale price $2.95
MEN’S PANTS
Fancy worsted and serge
wool. Values up to $6.50.
price $4.25.
BOYS’ SCHOOL PANTS
Nice quality serge and brown and
grey m ixtures All-wool linned.
BOYS’ HATS
Small boys’ hats, grey and brown
m ixtures. All new hats. Values
up to $1.75. Sale price $1.00.
UNDERWEAR
2-piece w inter underw ear for men
R egular $1.00. Sale price 75c g a r
ment.
THE YOWELL COMPANY
i J A. U fU ’Mf.KY
F. I*. F O n S T B R . Director*,
e im» thl* 7th d a y #>f J a n u a r y . H 3 j J - JUiJdiqj-h tJokiw* Jttibu * » » a
itnleetnii .-xi.ir#’. F#-T>ri:aiy l».
U T t 't f i a r a c 'i k J x s r s n s s a n a
.i
�t i^ S D A T iA N H
Bv^ry H<
ALUM
j
W hen Penn M et Its Match
MIAMI BKACI!, Jan. 8.~Eddic ial, the nearest hi- ever esme t o !
I Ijrnrue. known In auto
d r - victory on the Uoooler courtK?.
ohm ns ‘ Grandpa” nnd the Unt of
.
, .
.
,
i t In millionaire drivers d rtiw T d ^ Bd^l# htt> ncvcr (,m en ,n 3 boi,t
nilefi ago, will pilot one of the ru n -jr*ce* although ho has loyod with
jabouirt in Uie $10,000 power boat tho speed boata of some of his
w n'! * J L U m ™ o , l friends and feels" that f
N ext to Va"
Complete fHoj(k
Ball H ardw are Co.
’liun of Car! & H aber to compete hc wil1 be abI? to Bhow’t,1“ brother;
[ at tho ltd in of one .if tho boats,
* thing or t p pt Miami {
j followed closely ort that nf 8-nnntt Beach. He in noted t i r bis “steady
'
t f S M E S faCC °»‘ !foJt" '** automobile racing, sets tho j
■Culver City, where he c d a b l i4 ^ i,! -HAW M i f^ ahd
,oV,>"hwW,JI‘
tta‘l i•
Conservative
ChemH
wcitiinsyoy
a p p e tite
tampion Welterweight Box
er 1» Master of Situation
.Throughout Affair With
Light-Heavyweight Champ
‘ton of The World
p^>
t
a»<
a id s I l | t a l l 4 a ,
It m ak q a jra*a
Syracuse F ootb all
Mentor To Be Coach
Of N. Y. University
"
Jfalker Is Aggressor
D u rin g Entire Bout
irtlgu e Kept on Defensive
.and Confines Efforts to a
•Pew Jabs to The llody
tofBody
NEWARK, N. J., Jan. 8.—Mick-
football c o a c h a t S p r n cukc
University, Wednesday,
accepted a three year contract
to take charge of the gridiron
game a t New York University
Joo Schwnrtzer, who was
first assistant to Meehan dur
ing tho latter’s regime nt Sy
racuse, will join his chief at
N. Y. N. in a similar capacity.
Meehan wired h!s acceptance
of an offer which was under
stood to include 11 much larger
Balnry than the coach received
nt Syracuse.
lino wan tressed twice from line Lucks in the New Year Day game with- rpeedwavr*. He has participated
the University■of California ct Berkeley. And California won, M -0;|n practically nil the Indiannpofii
Hero Young, California fullback, in eccu going over for the lou
Speedway GOO-inilo classics. In
in the first ten minutes of play. Captain Mefirnw of I’cnn State ia 1919 hewn: second to Howard Wilmaking a dcipcrulB effort to Ltop him frem behind.
cos at the wheel of a Durant Spcc-
MeTiguo to the ropes, scoring heav
ily to tho hend and body. The fight
slowed a little no Walker tired of
rushing MeTiguo.
Round Seven
Walker continued to punch nway
furiously a t Ms heavier target, but
MeTiguo took it nil nnd came back
for more. MeTiguo wn:i pi iseutir.^
n good defense nnd was lined for
Walker to break through. Walker
was scoring two puncher, to MsTlgtie’s one. They were running
around at the bell.
Round Eight
Wnlkor scored to the head nnd
body with n one-two punch. The
crowd begun to .shout for action.
Wnlkor rushed MeTiguo, pounding
Hu, and in 's verf u
CHARLOTTE, N. C.. Jan. 7.— |
Carton B. Moans, former J<. >nrtmrnt of jnstico agent anti out
standing figure in tho srr.a tc ,
Daugherty investigation Inst spring j
war Wcdiicndny on his way t*> New ,
York under nrrc.»t, II? ’yns taken i
into custody ufter 11 physician |
pronounced him in condition to
travel although ill with gall stones.
This was the.reason he fld not ap
pear Monday for trial nf charges
of conspiracy to .obstruct jnntica, |
the physician reported.
„
lah cnnJIlron fa gone.
Ihlasimpla treatment
couch* oml chest n';
jUVfBUp. «
Phanluin Finn Begins Tunr
iStioti Which Will Take Pint
To Principal Cities of (’win
try in Evhlbiliort Races
gei Wnlkor had tho hotter of
Hnrrnge. Wnlker lanilcd to
llend and body continually,
itng a tMeTfgue with panther• rusher.- • The fans, in protest
McTigue’.s alleged use of Iuh
w begun to throw things into
ring, cigars nnd cigarcttiuojiyd
srs coming from the floor. They
s sparing for nn opening a t the
Round Three
hiker rocked MeTiguo with n
to the head. Walker was light
a t a long range and MeTiguo
nvored to box his wny out of
tor’s tushes, MeTiguo bounced
tcr’B head backward with n
right* W alter nTinost floured;
Iffub \v tth *a aeries of 'rights
lefts to the head and body.
MeTiguo held on to save himTho welterweight champion
pntting nil his strength into
fishes and punches.
Round Knur
cy ctood in the renter of the
nnd exchanged blows to tho
nnd body, both swinging wildWalker rushed MeTiguo to n
nl corner nnd ahawered him
powerful blows to the Jaw,
gue staggered Wnlker with n
to the head. Wnlker scored
tedly with a left to tho head
it right to the body. The
wau fast until tho bell stopped
tics.
Round i'tvo
riguc'si left spun Walker
d but the welterweight chainlountcred with n right which
t knocked MeTiguo from his
re. Both were missing froIJr, W alker landing often,
•r continued to bore in, ehascTiguo about the ring as the
ulod the round.
Round Six
thcr boxer was marked. Mclioxcd his way out of sevViglit places. Wnlker rushed
rllM
MeTiguo i tnrted nn offensive in
this round which netted him t n r e - i al
> td 'o '-' A. A.
beautiful blows to W alker’s head,; J *,
. j , •' / a ' (, j t,n*
but Walker countered with rig h ta 1, ‘vul
‘ ’ ‘ " ""
no damage wa ; done,
to tho body nnd head which chased
MeTiguo back. McTiirue drove hi
right to the bory. Walker n i
I
KoiHid Twelve
Wnlker rushed MeTigtn, lnadlng
bin rigid and left to tin- body and
bend. filcTigne enunturliig with a
right to the head. Wnlker contin
ued to drive in furiuusly but M-Tiguc cleverly t pnrrcd away tlr
blown. Walker was short with a
left lend and took MeTiguo’s right,
McTiirue : Mied Walker with his
l(! and t. : cd with his right hut
left
a right.
sta te it as o u t h o n est
belief th a t the tobaccos .
used in C hesterfield are of j
fin er q u ality [an d h en ce :
of better taste] th a n m a n y
other cigarette a t th e price.
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REAL BSTATE_______
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Real E ltate B roken—All kinds of
property listed and foh sale. Of*
fice 108 Second St., Near Park
Avenue. Phone 282.
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
We have money to loon on First
Mortgage.—Snnford Bond and
Mortgage Co.
J. E. SPURLING, Bub-divislon
specialist. Subdivision to Or
lando, Florida, and F l o r a
Heights, Florida on Dixie High
way.
P A P E R HANGER—I. L. Talbott,
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hanger.
Phone 3511 Orlando road.
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ment The Pensacola News
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out meals, Reasonable rates.
LECTRIC SERVICE Lincoln Hotel.
TT________
Electrical repairs, FOR RENT—$25.00 per month,
ntral Ave. Orlando,
10-room house in country near
paved highway, good location,
electric lights, good water. II. C.
ILES FOR RENT
DuBose.
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Car. Drive It FOR RENT—Desirable upstairs
Oak and Second St.
room with two beds. 300 Pal
metto Ave.
DY REPAIRING
STEIN — Automobile
Lost and Found
iring and Rebuilding,
ome, Oak Avenue.
LOST—Between Bower . Drug
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ford Development Co., Garnerfer. Phone 551.
Woodruff Bldg.
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ward. Return to Herald Office.
O WRECKER
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Oil, Tires, Accessoicc with a smile. Elm
Phone 447 L3.
'hree stations. MagSecond. F irst and Elm,
venue and 10th Street,
rvice.
■UTY PARLORS
HARRIET. Murinello
It kinds. Ruin water a
Old F irst National
iding. phone 245.
DRUGS
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Wu
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Building: Material
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
cement work* sidewalks, build
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B.
Terwilleger, Prop.
Lumber and Building Material
Carter Lumber Company
N. Laurel St.
Phone 565
HILL LUMBER CO. House a
Service, Quality and Price.
About the Following Iiargninn
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TIIE FLORIST”
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le. Phono 2G0-W
105 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 48
ERS AND REPAIRS
BRINGING UP FATHER
«>C typewriters for
y terms, for rent, also
fice supplies. Room 9
LAWYER
___
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Office in
Bank Building Annex,
tono 417-L 3.
D METAL WORK
COWAN—All kinds
d Sheet Metal Work.
Boat Tanks, At Oak
d Third Street. Tele*
STOVES_________
STOVE WORKS—Oil
s stoves, wood stoves,
victroias, Your credit
Phono 49L-3. 321 First
Devoe’s
and POLISH
Best Quality
Seo
•v d w are Cn.
W A N T lS D
Year
Make
^ ’Type *
TO SELIA-List your pro
1921
Chevrolet sei'^Tkrtiring WANT
perty with un now. .Your de
1923
-Ford
' .'Pahnell scription
will go I n ‘new catalogue
1923. Dodge
t
Touring
being made up. Seo the new
192*^
Ford
Fordor Sedan now
manager a t the new location. C.
1924 ‘
Dodge
Ton truck A.
Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st
1923
Dodge
Coupo
1924
podgo
Touring National Bank Bldg.________
WANTED—Young man under 30
Price Right—Terms Right.
Sanford Building and Loan As
years of age who is very stingy.
I.
W.
PHILLIPS’
SON.
,
sociation Preferred Stock can be
Do not apply unless you will save
Snnford, Fla.
cashed on 60 days notice, Interest
your money.
Good opportunity
payable April 1st nnd October 1st
for ri^ht man who cqn furnish
TO THE PUBLIC}
you can't beat i t
The following named contract Email bond nnd bo away from
Buy eighl per cent Preferred
ors
are fa ir to Organized Labor home. For particulars write R,
Stock In thf Sanford Building and
ami
pay the Union Scale set by C. Garvin, .Gen. Del., Sanford,
Loan Association, established 1908.
Local No. J261 of Painters, Dec giving full address and telephone
Tnmpa—Water supply system to orators and Paper Hangers of number.
be installed in Sunset Park nddl- America:
000,000 company wunts man
W. It. Pell, F. W. Tempcrton, to $10
tion.
_
aeil
Watkins Home Necessities
FOR SALE—10 acres celery land, V. C. Collor, c : F. Metcalf, Horace in Snnford. More than 150 used
Jiniincz,
II.
Harrow,
R.
T,.
Sel
lot 4, Kurakn Hammock. Rich*
daily. Income $35 to $50 weekly.
ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba lers, Jesse Cook, T. S. Dclk, I. S. Experience unnecessary. Write
Talbott,
T.
M.
Dunlap
anti
G.
W.
non, Ind.
Dent. II. 5. The J. It. Watkins
Venable. Wo nlso usk the public Co.,
62-70 West Iowa Avenue,
FOR SALE—Small business. In to sco their painters have th eir, Memphis, Tcnn.
locnl
card.
quire 402 Snnford Avohuc.
II. Danon, 410 French Ave. WANTED—Eight or 10 working
PAPER SHELL PECANS—GOe lb.
men boarders nt $8 per week by
J. F. Klckllter, Stark, Fla.
Georgia couple a t 817 W. First
to meet American competition.
Street:
CASH—Paid for false teeth, den
American enrs nro popular in
tal gold, platinum nnd discard Spain, with French cars second. WANTED—Position as bookkeep
ed jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and Reduced duties on the imported nrer with rolinblc firm. Trust
Refining Co., Ot.iego, Mich.
.tlclc is having a bad cfTect on the worthy and steady. Apply llux
nationalized automobile factories
AVACODA GROVERS OBSERVE of Spain, which are said here to be T. Herald Office.
Young, hardy, reliable man going out of business,
WANTED—To buy from owner,
wunts position with you. Practi
one or more building lots. Well
cal experience with nvneado grove
located nnd must be bargain. State
in Floridn (from seeds to bearing S t Petersburg Bank
price nnd terms, box 61 caro of
trees; planting, budding, npraying
Deposits
$24,000,000
Snnford
Ilcrnld.
nnd cultivating); Agriculture Col
lege Education, first class tractor
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 7. —
matt nnd car drive; able to do re During
1924 this city had a build WANTED—Position ns salesman,
pair and willing to work. Answer ing record of almost $10,000,000;
by young married man, with
enre of Tribune Office. Box KK-24 bank deposits showed a gain of gents or dry goods store. Ex
Tampa, Florida.'
Can furnish
more than $8,000,000. the combin perienced in both.
best references. Employed in Snn
ed
deposits
at
the
end
being
more
SAUSAGE
$24,000,000; laid more than ford nt present. Address. 211 E.
All pork, ouk smoked, 40 cent! than
33
miles
paving, bringing city’s Sixth Street.
per pound, post paid.
Cash. total to of
109
miles; issued bonds
Minimum shipment, 3 pounds. fr public improvements
of more
FOR SALE
Satisfaction guaranteed.
M r ». than $2,000,000.
Selected Mninn grown seed po
Enoch Snwyer, Tilton, Gn.
tatoes. Spaulding Rose 4, $3.75
per bag; Liisa Triumph $4.25 per
Senate Passes Its First bag.
Spain Enters Market Appropriation B i l l
CHASE & COMPANY
_
Sanford, Fin.
For Imported Autos >
WASHINGTON, Jan. %— I\isBEGUN, Jan. 7.—German auto Rage of the interior department
mobile manufacturers today are in appropriation bill has cleared the the senate committee. To make
terested in Spain, where the im foliate calendar of the first of n up ground lost during the long
port duties nn ears nro very low^ dozen supply bills which have been fight over Muscle Shoals, the
They hope to regain some or their Accumulating on the senate side senate continued into night session
business with Spain, interrupted bj) through the rapid fire stride of the Tuesday to dispose of the inter*
the war, but realize they will have Jiouse. Three otjiers are before 1ior bill.
ALL WOOL SUITS
Tailored to measure, guaranteed
to fit. $25.00.
Sanitary hand
cleaning and pressing. Scotch
Woolen Mills, 305 East Second
Street.
MOM’N POP-
ew Year Resolutions-
By TAYLOR
S
BUT SHE
6W4S ONE
PAIL ISN’T
EAIOG&HSHE VIANTS
T eu . HER ONE
PAU. i s .
EJMOU&H AND
THAT'5 AuL (! SHE GETS 1 J
vjeul S ince mou’re
Going to be s o stingy
vjith MOUR mud
_ t—
1 MIGHT AS
r----y l p L
viE u-
r
quit
Rig h t nonn w o & aa:"
FOR RENT—Three room npurtrnont, 300 French Avenue.
“ASK MR. CONNELLY”
rtlrn
A utom obiles
Apartments
__For Rent___
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
i: ic ir r -r o o m
M iscellaneous
For Sale
103 N. Park Ave.
Phone 122
’■ MR G U N N — M lS & A p T S .
'G E R T ie w a r p J t t s m g f l
t- TELEPH O N ED ,
■THAT. SHE COULDN'T! (1COME TO TAKE THE « . L
MUD TREATMENT1 ^ O R .J
HER TK3UCE BUT THPTT I,
i GHE WAS SENDING HER •
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mF fSHEft ANS4*„
T h in g tu k e .
Ge r t ie s h e t j J
need th e
TREATMENT I
“THE LADN 19*
v /a it in o TO*.
TRq THE-MUD
v TREATMENTt r
t
S ir
R eal E state
H ouses For R en
HERB'S THREE GOOD ONES
FOR RENT—Four room ai
ment. Attractive location, f
And next week is going to he loo 323-J.
late. Act Now.
FOR RENT—Four room h
with garage. Also, one six I
house. I- B. Steele, phone 6
SUBURBAN HOME
FOR RENT—One five room
galow. Centrally located, p
224 or Call a t 501 Park Avon
Located just out side the city lim FOR RENT—Cottage on Pal
its, on the road to the Country
to Avenue. Nice location,*
Club. Nice new bungalow with W. J. Thigpen.
modern conveniences—lights, own
w ater system, telephone, etc., 22Mi
H ouses For Sal
acres of Innd, seven cleared, orange
trees, nnd place In good shnpe. FOR SALE—Four five i
Close to Country Club. Can be
lined throughout,
bought on terms. Price $5,500.00. offbungalows
paved highway. Price $81
each for quick sale.
Mus
seen to be appreciated. Can
BUNGALOW
torms, A. H. Hawk, Ginderv
On Park Ave. Close in.
Five FOR SALE—6
paved street.
rooms and Ruth. Completely fur
nished. Side walks and street pav snap at $5,000,
ing paid. A bargain, complete at nnce easy terms.
$7,000.00.
room house
Paving paid!
$500 down,
See II. B. L<
J. G. SH ARO N
CORNER LOT
Located on tmk Ave., close in.
Eastern exposure. In nice neigh
borhood. .Street Paving nnd side
walks paid. Cun hu bought on
very easy terms. Price $1,504j!)0.
SEE OUP. LARGE LISTING
BEFORE BUYING.
BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC.
REALTORS
202 First Street
A ttorney-at-La»
Will practice in ail the rourl
Examination of Abstracts of I
Titles given especial nttenth
Offices in Seminole County E
Building
Seminole Marble Co.
Marble and Oranlte from a
4uarrle*. Beet of quality as
wnrkmnnahtp.
Write for lateet deelxna.
c. n. TUHjtML
Sanford. Florida
P. P. n o s
N K , F h e i e IMS
Snnford, Fla.
DAVID B. HYEJ
ARCHITECT
Munber t i l
Unto Uuibiimr
O rlondo. l 'l a r l d n
STEWARTS SUB-DIVISION
Altamonte Springs
Two hundred benutiful building
lota, price* range $150 to $850.
See these large lots before you
buy elsewhere. Don't buy a lot
without a public alley in the rear,
Como and see mo any time. I live
lie re ami want neighbors.
WILMEK STEWART
_______Altamonte Springs.
1306 Park. I’hone 493-J. Mrs.
Savage.
Wo hnvo some benutiful lake
front lots on Lnko Wildmcrc one*
half mile from tho Dixie Highway
in a nest of beautiful clear lakes,
for sale.
Wo will build your home, land
scape your grove, and relieve you
of trouble and worries Incident to
building up u place.
In tho meantime, you enn go
fishing. Y’ou can fish in nny one
of the dozen lakes, and if you don’t
know how to fish, wo have several
exports who will be glad to show
you. Mr. Scholficld who has been
singing nt tho Baptist Church will
vouch for the above.
LAKE JESSUP LAND CO.. Inc.
Longwood. F1m*
Apartment house on F irst St.
This is n bargain.
One five-room bungalow, in good
condition. $500.00 put* you in this
house.
[ a l l right
HERE IT IS ■
FOR REfcT—Fum iahe< ,. r
_ lor light housekeeping,'.
Laurel Avenue.
Five ncre farm on hard road,
now in crops. Cheap nmv on easy
terms.
We have houses to rent. Come
in nnd see us.—Seminole Realty
Co., 116 E. Second Street.
FOR SAI.E—5 ncre farm, now
house, cost $2,700. Fine celery
land. Aho toots, all for $5,000.—
Thrasher & Garner,
FOR QUICK SALK—35 acres fine
land on Orlando road $7,000.
Good terms.—Thrasher & Garner.
Will trade two income proper1ties, Kenton, Ohio for 5 or 10
I acres with dwelling, near Sanford
I or DeLand. Close in. If interest
ed write for description.—E. F.
! Fleming, Kenton, O.
H. A. SPEIR
CARPENTER
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O rlando.
Phone.
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ARCinTECT
First Nalionul Rank Bldfl
Sanford, ■■ -Florid
Frreh Fruit*
and
Vegetable*!
PRICES REASONABLE
ROYAL FRUIT CO.
N e s t la W r a lr r e U aloa
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Real Estate L oans
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7 , 1K 5.
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Exhumation
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Reinforced
jre Ministers,
,Supporters
Policies
[Is
n e s te d
One Raid
it Will Con
iln To Con
lection Bill
an. 7.—With Ilia
forced by several
rs all strong supfascism, Premier
[declared to have
| well in hand. Up
hours daily at
of forcigp afcrowds gather
jilding in the exkming flrat hand de
ni's next move.
[has Riven the preBt Italy strict in
press excesses from
cr, not excepting
land he further has
ny attem pt on the
give organization.-.
These measures
bt in various pinej Florence, where
lliinist. Maximalist,
Italia Libera ns.► dissolved, their
arched nnd some of
[accused of plotting
lte, imprisoned, but
banizations likewise
pthough concealing
jtpones under
the
('Spiritual D’Annunpdependent Combat"Salvcnini Culture
about 30 persons
nnd arms, propaIts and compromiswere seised,
Mai statement issui parliament roassom1 discuss tho electoral
r of tho interior re
methods decided upeminent to maintain
and respect for the
thoritics. Thus far
io minister, 05 clubs
drinking places have
while 25 subversive
have been dissolved,
twenty-three branch
e s Lipert association
t down. I l l suspectisrics arrested, 150
and barred and 055
[earches made,
er said ho had not
[full particulars as to
a seizures of arms
IS, He proceeded to
Io domestic situation,
ft nfter the first rcfeussions order had
■everywhere owing to
Ion of tho authorities
Ipline observed by tho
fading reports from
that public order is
[lined and th at no inoccured, worth men*
government and opM attempt to emphaslent which might seem
I respective causes. The
Bscisti are endeavoring
T government definite
ly to break down aqy
[the part of the opfascism.
Itino opposition is in
I Tho communists and
^Socialists are greatly
even go so far ns to
social revolution, a
regimo und the union
[position parties. MeanI demand that the" projnnlsters, according to
If the constitution cit|olIni in his speech in
last Saturday bo imr05*!-1, however, do not
Importers .while others
I'ng failed to induce
l*ndo and Salundra,
pe moderate opposition.
In their policy of nonJ
*n parliamentary
|a return to the Cham1/e-opens.
point on which tho vargroups secin to
Tlan to is.1Ue n strong
f 0 cpunt ry denouncing
fonsider illegality on
tho government its
ho constitution and
I*: . . Parliamentary
I ,°n?!
*^u
Impossi-
8 l"o fascist! usurp
tracts Speech
^ast Saturday
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‘V' ;,an-.
7— After
vnshing
by leaders
of
penstor Dial. Democrat
I Larohna, Wednesday,
tom record tho address
I t Saturday blaming
I members of Congresa
li * defeat in November.
»*qucstlonling
of W illiam D. Shephard, foster
fath er/ a f .. William UijClintock,
"millionaire orphan," regarding
the younger man’s ‘death a month
ago, Tuesday startled officials a t
the inquest into McClintock's death
by demanding exhumation of the
body of Dr. Oscar Olson, his bro
ther, who died three years ago.
Judge Olson said he now believ
ed the death of his brother, a
friend of the McClintock family,
hnd been designed by some one.
He said -he had not taken action
before because ho hnd not learn
ed previously that Mr. Shepherd
was alono with hia brother.
A deputy coroner conducting the
inqueat said Judge Olson's reuuest would not be met until he
had modo It in writing and had
rot fosth his r rounds for suspic
ion. Judgo OUon then charged
th at the state’s attorney’s office
and the coroner had made a- commi------—
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deto investigation
of „young
Me
CHntook’s death »nd were treat
ing the caso^Jas a joke.”
Ha aikcdPrnat the inquest be
continued for two or throo months
for further investigation nnd it
wus finally continued until Jan.
20 when it was announced any
witnesses that any one wishes to
subpoena will be heard.
McClintock, 21 years old, died
Dec. 4, a t the Shepherd home
while Miss Isabelle Pope, his finnco, waited to marry him. Tho
doctor’s certificate givo the cause
of death os typhoid fever and McClintock’s will, drawn when he bcontiro estate il"
to Shepherd with the
f
Two weeks after tho death Judge
Olson naked that an Ifivcatlgatlon
th« opinion
that McClintock had . pat died a
^
WB* «xnumed but an examination by coroner’s chemists showed that 'death
was caused by typhoidI fever, in
in
the opinion of the officials. Judge
Olson had expressed a theory that
McClintock may have been fed
colld foods or that typhoid germs
may have been injected Into his
body.
The cause of Dr. Olson’s death
three years ago, Judge Olson
testified, had .been givon as heart
tiisearc, caused by ptomajno pois
oning. ^ He said there had also
been discussion of suicide and n
theory th a t Dr. Oleon who was
treating himself In part, might
nave taken an over-dose of soma
medicine. Later, Judge Olson tes
tified. ho had learned that Mr. and
Mrs. Shepherd had visited the doc
tor tho day preceding hia death
nnd hnd found tbit. Shenherd who
had brought tho doctor some fru it
was alone with him tor a tew minJlf0®*
**M It was explained
thnt they were discussing an oil
well but ho hnd learned thnt the
doctor was not interested in oil
wells. This visit, ho said, was the
only visit the Shepherds had made
in nino years.
An ncqunintnnco of tho doctor’s
Judge Olson said hnd told him
that Dr. Olson said ho expected to
ndviso McClintook to have noth
ing more to do with tho Shepherds
when he became of age. Dr. 01n. h.n,l .W Wm, Judge Olson said
that ho "mistrusted" Shepherd.
MARTIN BECOMES DEFICIENCY BILL
GOVERNOR WHILE PASSED BY HOUSE
CROWD C H EER S IS NOW IN SENATE
— - * lumtaea Ad Measure Carries Appropria
ministration Honest and Ef tion of $175,000,000 Which
ficient Throughout 4 Yeans;
Will Be Available Within
Inaugural Ball Closes Dny
Short Time; Senate to Act
Assailed b
ASCENRBENCH
Measure Automatically Dies
WhilcCombinutionPayMeasure Comes Up Take Place;
Bill Dead for This Session
Attorney-GenemlBeginsFarewell Drire to Clear Depart
ment of AHQuestlonsBefore
AssumingSeatlnHIghCourt
Fails to Pass Over ~
Veto By Single Vote
Possible Successor
Remains a Question
Two Senators Change Vote
On Bill; Lame Ducks Active
In Discussion Over Measure
Charles B. Warren nnd KelIorpt, Ambassador to Eng
land Mentioned for Senate
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7,—Presi
dent Coolldge’8 veto of the postal
pay increase bill was sustained
Tuesday in tho senate by the mar
gin of a single vote.
,
Twenty-nine senators supported
the exccutivo while 65—one less
thnn tho oocessary two-thirds ma
jority to onset the bill over tho
veto, opposed him.
A* With
___ this
’ action• by
J the senate,
list
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Inst sesuion, 73 to 3, died auto
matically. In its place will be
brought forward tho administra
tion’s combination pny and postal
rnto increase
bill, —
but
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——lcadcra gencrally arc dcrcod that this mens
urc has small chance of enactment
nt tills session.
Republican ranks split wide open
on tho issuq of sustaining the pres
ident. Opposing him wero such
lenders ns Jones of Washington,
party whip; Wadsworth, of Now
lo rk ; Reed of Pennsylvania; Mos
es of Now Hnmpshlro; McNnry of
Oregon nnd Edgo of New Jersey.
Onl ono of tho 34 Dem
ocrats voting cast his ballot for tho
veto. Ho was Dial of South Caro
lina but it was announced thnt Sen
ators King of Utah and Owen of
Oklnhomn, who wero paired, would
have so voted had they boon nblc
to cast their ballots.
Of tho hIx senators defeated for
ro-eloction, five—Ball, Bursum,
Dial, McCormick and S te rlin g voted to sustain tho veto. Tho sixth
Shields, of Tennessee, was absent,
nnd not paired. Two of tho three
now senators, Butler, Massachu
setts, and Metcalf, of Rhodo Island,
supported tho executive, while
Means, Colorado, opposed him.
Two Senators' Change Vote
Two of tho senators who voted
yesterday to tccommit the pay bill
voted Tuesday to pass it over ex
ecutive disnppprovnl. Thoy wore
Moses of Now Hampshire, who re>orted tho ponding pay end ratp
r
ncreaae
measure, and Shortridge,
of California.
In tho three hours of debato that
preceded tho vote Tuesday, charges
that tho administration measure
was a smoke screen to defeat tho
vetoed pay bill wero renowed und
vigorously were denied by Chair’
•Hi of‘ the
•* post office .’omman Sterling
mittee, who declared the proposal
had been brought forward in good
faith, and would be pressed vigor
ously.
The South Dakota senator also
took issue with thoso member i who
redictcd that tho administration
III could not be enacted a t this
session. He declared there would
bo no difficulty in getting it
through if senators arguing to over
ride the veto woulg show as much
zeal in supporting the new meas
ure.
"Lame ducks,"'and White House
breakfasts again figured in tho dis
cussion. Senator Heflin, Democrut,
Alabama, predicting just beforo the
roll call that if the veto wero sus
tained it would be by the votes of
Senators defeated for re-election.
Calling attention that the bill had
been passed by the last session by
a vote of 73 to 3, tho Alabama zenutor said it mudo a great differ
ence in many cases, whether Sena
tors were voting before or after
an election.
Senator Frazier,
Republican,
North Dakota, one of those read out
of tho councils of Republicans of
tho senate, declared no had not
been hurt by that action, but that
he had “felt a little hurt” when he
failed to rcceivo an invitation to
"tho broad bre-kfast table a t the
White House wnero were served
buckwheat from Ohio with maple
syrup frm Vermont and Sausages
from Maryland, or tho Chicago
stock yards.”
TALLAHASSEE, Jan, 7^-Jukt
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. — An
the bell in the tower of tho old emergency deficiency bill carrying
Pidsbytihian church, 'which vT<4 **167,000.000 whUh wouia'btravMl.
dedicated In 1838, struck tho hour able for immediate expenditure was
of. IS Tuesday John W. Martin, passed lato Tuesday by the house
three times mayor of Jacksonville, and sent to the senate.
took th© oath of office as the twen
By a viva voce voiej the houso
ty-fourth governor of Florida.
rejected an amendment by Repre
As befitting a great Democratic sentative Rainey, Democrat, Illin
state, tho inaugural ceremonies ois, to eliminato a provision for
held on i) platform erected over *3,000,000 to purchase capital stock
the east entrance of the capitoi, of the new Inland Waterways Cor
wero brief and wero marked by the poration.
utmost simplicity. It seemed that
An attem pt wan miuro by Chair
all Florida was present to witness man Madden of the appropriations
tho inauguration, a great throng commttee to attach an amendment
packed every available Inch of to the bill providing *50.000 for despace in front of tho capitoi, while frnyng the expenses of the presi
tho huge stand was packed witli dent’s agricultural commission but
members of the state government, it went out on a point of order
and distinguished citizens.
by Representative Blanton, Demo
The day was superb, not a cloud crat, Texas.
marred the skies, the Florida sun
Major provisions of tho bill In
’ ” ti< to tho inland waterways
shining with all its splendor cutting addition
tho chill out of the air which a corporation item are *150,000,000
night of rain left a t dawn.
to bo used in refunding internal
Chief Justice Administers Oath revenuo taxes illegally assessed
Immediately after Chief Justice and collected *3,501,200 for contin
R. F. Tnylor, of the Florida su uing work on dam No. 2 a t Muspreme court, administered the oath clo Shoals, Ala.: *275,000 for erad
of office to Mr. Martin, a battery icating reported epidemics of bu
of field artillery crashed into the bonic plaguo among rats a t New
cheers of the great throng with tho Orleans and Oakland, Calif,, anil
seventeen gun salute in honor of $150,000 for repairing the const
tho stato’s new chief executive.
guard cutter Manning to mako her
The great, seal of the stale was seaworthy.
The houso devoted Tuesday en
presented to Governor Martin dur
ing the roaring of the guns by tirely to the deficiency hill, laying
Cary A. Hardee, who just a few aside the army supply bill.
brief moments before had been
clothed with tho executive powers.
Mr. Martin’s inaugural address
was, perhaps, the briefest on rec
ord.
He promised an honest and effi
cient administration of governmental allairs with tho least possible burden to tho people of
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FlorFred T. Williams, of Sanford,
idn. His remarks wero frequently
was
named chairman of the Semiinterrupted by applause and at tho
closo of his address, when ho ex nolo County Board of Public In
claimed, “it will not be necessary struction nt the regular re-organi
zation meeting held Tuesday after
for
.. tho
. . people
. . to speak to me ain
.
directly through any agency, lq_ noon a t the county court house in
vidual, or group of men, and I s’lall tho officu of Supt. T. W. Lawton.
not speak to them In any pthec Virtually all of the business tran
but a direct manner,” the crowd sacted at the meeting consisted of
the board re-organization for the
gave him a tremendous ovation.
While declaring his m ention to Coming year.
Officials were informed that tho
L. J. Hartley, of Longwood, nowco-operate with departments of the
state in securing reduction and Iy elected member who succeeds visit hero of Hank of England offi
equalization of taxes |n d bringing C. A. Dallas, of Altamonte, was cials wa3 to further restore the
pound sterling to its gold parity.
about d e v .e)pIHciilA
l o p m e. M
n tV.t IUV
h e R statu’
.*, inducted
into
office, T. W. Lawton,
i f f
n L i . i t ...I
■ iiti.iv ltilA n .I.in t
V. . .
re-elected
superintendent Sfor Athe
resources, building Voads
nnd drain-*
ing the Evcrgladgs, the new gov third time becamo ex-officio sec
ernor declared thnt tho people of retary of tho hoard. It wus de
tho Htntc should “constantly re cided to hold the monthly meetings
member that the greatest need to on the Tuesday following the first
tho security of good government Monday of each month.
A petition from I’aola asking
and to its'pernetuity is the train
Hearkening hack to tho "Days
ing for good citizenship, the youth that G. E. Atkinson be appointed
of the state.” In so doing, he said, trusteo of the school there was of Old When Knights were Bold,"
the Democratic principles of “gov granted by the board. Mr. Atkin or maybe further than that, a man
ernment ot tho people, by the peo son succeeds B. T. Tiller whose res
ple and for the people” will be sus ignation was uccepted some time whose name wr.a given as E. C.
ago.
Smith Wednesday morning mixed
tained.
The third member of the board, wrestling holds with argument in
(Continued on pago H)
C. F. Harrison, of Geneva, has serv socking to convince his wife that
10 vears as a member of that her place was a t hia side und not
Florida Weather And ed
body, during the last five of which working in the Seminole Cafe nnd
was chairman. The retiring ended the cpisodo at the police sta
\Crop Report Is Given he
member, Mr. Dallas, has served for tion whero a charge of disorderly
three terms. The newly elected conduct was entered. Smith post
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—Crop iiiciuwci*
member, L. <
J.#. Hartley
has uuen
been a cu
luuucy uun
ed ua oiu
*10 uonu
bond ana
and is understood to
^nd weather conditions for Flori- resident of this seotion for 40 years ! have left the city,
dn the week ending Tuesday was and is well known throughout this I According to available luforinasummarized by the department of part of the state.
tlon regarding the affair, Mrs.
at-riculturc Wednesday: "UnacaSuperintendent Lawton express-1 Smith, who is now the plaintiff
aibnnbly warm with heavy rains in ed himself and spoke for the board j in an action for divorce, received
wy.it and extreme north and bene as being well pleased with the a call from her husband at her
county »place of werk. The wife’s personficial showers in the central and progress shown in the
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___ Oats and school nystem during 1024 nnd ex- nl effect* were in the automobile
c^ast districts
South.
;awberries improved throughout peeling still grenter strides dur- in which Smith arrived, ui a later
ing 1025,
investigation proved.
section.
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Fred T. Williams Is
Elected Chairman
O f School Board
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Andrew Jackson was ono of the
heroes of tho fire which destroyed
the Hobart (Okla.) school Christ
mas Eve, taking a heavy toll of
mV.
f i i o r cacnping
life. /After
escaping ironi
from tho
tho
burning building he dragged many
others to safety at tho risk of his
own lifo.
WORK ON MODEL
HOME IS RUSHED
BY CONTRACTORS
Building I h Bendy to Iteccive
Stucco nnd Blaster; Many
Modern nnd Up-To-Date
Features Embodied in Home
•ogress liIn tho erection of SnnProgress
ford's Model Home, which has
been under construction for some
time, is satisfactory nnd the frame
of the building is now virtually
ready for tho application of plnatcr on tho interior and stucco on
the outside walls. The home, when
completed will be a five-room
building, of the modified Spanish
type of architecture and will con
tain practically every modern ad
dition to residential comfort, it is
said.
A fter the completion of the
horraR’which includes •selection nnd
installation of furniture under the
direction Vof tho architect, Elton
J. Moughton, it will bo open for
inspection by residents of Sanford
It is though; that this will afford
unparnlled means of focusing the
attention of tho community upon
the comfort and beauty that can
be obtained for tho homo Jit a
modorato cost.
The house is so designed thnt
nil rooms, save the living room,
will have exposure in threo di
rections, thus insuring tho occu
pants of receiving any breezes
thnt may be stirring, whatever
tho direction.
The building also is so designed
thnt it will be easily heated due
to its compactness.
This last
named feature also provides much
for the convenience of the occu
ants by making' any part of tho
ome quickly accessible from nny
other party.
An unusual feature of the house
will be tho nbsence of much of
tho woodwork that Is customarily
found. Tho doors and the case i.i
which the door closes, and n small
wooden baseboard will be tho only
wooden touches in tho room. Both
door and window frames aro o(
steel thnt will be finished in
the same tint of the wolls. While
the building .will not be strictly
fireproof it will eliminato much
of tho firo hazard found in resi
dence buildings.
The homo is being constructed
by Frank Lossing, contractor, fur
niture isi to be provided by Smith
Brothers, whilo numerous other
concerns and individuals are co
operating with the principle build
ers.
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Markets.
CHICAGO, Jan. 7. — Wheat:
May. 1.77% to 1.77%; July 1.52%
to 1.52%; Corn: May, 1.27Vi to
1.27%; Oats: May, 01% to 61%.
President Coolidge's veto of tho
pestal pay bill was sustained by
tho senate.
a m
Like A Valiant Knight Of Old, Man
Attempts To Abduct His Love Mate
Officer Huff, working his bent on
First treet shortly afterwards
heard a woman scream. He hur
ried to tho cafe where he beheld
a spectacle entirely incompatible
with the dignity of tho restaurant.
There was Smith, with a firm grasp
on his wife, working towards the
door. Other women of tho restaur
ant, with equally firm grasp upon
the woman were resisting tho doorwanl pull of Smith.
Whan ordered by the officer to
release his hold Smith is said to
have refused, declaring, "Shfc's
mine, She’s got to go with me."
Ho, however, was convinced short
ly that he was to have companion
ship but it wus to be that of the
officer and not that of his wife.
Smith accompanied the officer to
the station quietly. No charge,
other than disorderly conduct, was
entered.
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WASHINGTON, Jnn. 7^-A ttorney General Stone began n fare
well drivo Tuesday in an effort to
leavo his department of justice desk
clear of all questions that possibly
can be decided before he takes up
his Pew post as a member of the
sunrome court.
It is Mr. Stono’s hope that he car.
clean up oil appointments now
pending cxccnt, perhaps, the two
vacnnclcs In the offices of assistant
ottomoy general. With respect to
these posts, ho plana to talk over
tho situation with the president,
but it Is understood he will consid
er nominees for them onlv at the
specific request of the president.
The White House remained silent
Tuesday respecting a possible suc
cessor for Mr. Stone, but numerous
names wero mentioned in unofficial
discussion. Charles B. Warren,
former ambassador to Jnpnn, Judge
Frank Dietrich of Idaho. Silos
Htrnwn of Chicago and Judge Ar
thur Rugg of the supremo judicinl
court of Mnssnchusottts wero heard
most frequently.
There also was rumor that Frank
B. Kellogg, ambassador to London,
might bo brought back to bend the
department of justice, nnd thnt
Solicitor General Beck, who nutomnticnUy will take charge of tho
department temporarily upon Mr.
Stone’s retirement, would in turn
succeed Mr. Kellogg. Tnlk of «uch
an arrangement, however, hnd no
clearer complexion than thnt con
cerning other nnmes.
Mr. Stone said Tuesday he could
not predict whether ho would nrcnmplirh all that ho hopes to do
beforo leaving tho department, li..
asmueh ns his nomination to t ‘io
supreme court to succeed Justice
McKenna will be taken up by the
seneto A'ifi«Hayy committee next
Monday, with indications of early
action.
Tho attorney general is seeking
to fill vacancies in federal Judgships in the districts of southern
Now York, eastern North Carolina
southern Ohio nnd northern Cali
fornia.
Washington N ew s
WASHINGTON. Jnn. 7. — The
house passed n *157,000,000 defi
ciency appropriation bill.
Jaither E. Brewer filed n contest
over tho seat of Senator Brookhart, of Iowa.
A bill designed to settle the Chi
cago Inko drainage controversy was
introduced in the house.
Senntor Ladd uttacked the edict
reading insurgent senators out of
tho Republican party.
The agricultural commission con
tinued consideration of relief plans
for the cnttlo industry.
Hnrlnn F. Stone began to clear
his desk preparatory to retiring as
head of tho department of justice.
Tho department of ngriculturo
announced no information hnd been
received to support a complaint
thnt wheat is being made subject
to vicious speculation.
Harold Hume Talks
To Kiwanis Club On
City Beautification
How Sanford may bo beautified
and a t the same time made more
cleanly was made the subject Wed
nesday afternoon of an address by
W. Harold Hume, noted landscape
architect, before tho regular weekly
meeting of tho Sanford Kiwanis
club a t tho Seminole cafe. Mr.
Hume Is In Sanford to address the
Woman’s club upon the possibili
ties of beautification existing here.
Mr. Humo urged the planting of
trees as a means of bringing beau
ty permanently to a city. Trees
for planting under such conditions
should be longer lived varieties.
Mr. Hume declared, and made a
number of suggestions as to the
means of* achieving
nJi ‘ civic beauty
through utilizing tho means at
hand. During the courso of his
address tho speaker sketched the
history of Florida, declaring thnt,
prior to tho coming of the white
man it hnd been a beautiful terri
tory but that settlement had badly
marred this in cortaln localities.
Tho club voted to hold its next
dinner luncheon a t the country club
next Wednesday at 12:15 o’clock.
Visitors present wero A. P. Micklor, serretury of the Orlando Cham
ber of Commerce; Mrs. Henry
Wight, president of the Sanford’s
Woman’s club; Mr. Hulbcrt, of Or
lando nnd Mr. Dnvey, of Sanford.
Senates Seeks Names
Of Protesting Nations
Inter-Allied 4 fin an ce Says They Are Drunk
Conferen& B egins In WithPowerAndForParis This Afternoon
getful of Old Tradi
tions
of G.O.P. Party
PARIS, Jan. 7.—-Intor-allled financial’ conference which
Is generally expected to pro
duce some of the most knotty
negotiations since tho arml?tice was opened In tho fam
ous clock room of the foreign
offlco ot 3 o’clock Wednesday
under the presidency of M.
Clemcntcl, French finance min
ister.
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British Chancellor (of Ex
change, Winston Churcnill, cal
led on Finance Minister Cle
mente! this morning. A com
munique
issued announced
they proceeded In a friendly
spirit in an unofficial exchange
of views and the whole ques
tion of inter-allied debt al
though tho subject is not fig
uring in tho program of tho
conference.
Ambassadors Herrick, Kellog, and James A. Logan, Am
erican representative pt the
reparations commission me;
Wednesday morning a t the
rcsidcnco of Herrick to review
tho official correspondence re
specting the fintneo minister’s
conference.
Senator Is Proud That
He Enjoys Friend
ship o f LaFollette
WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.—A
sharp arraignment of the
present leadership of the Re
publican party was made in
the senate Tuesday by Sena
tor Ladd, Republican, North
Dakota, in a carefully prepar
ed address dealing with the
action of the Republican sen
ate conference in reading him
self and Senators L* Follette. Wis
consin; Frasier, North Dakota, and
Brookhart, Iowa, out of the party
councils.
Asserting that the curtain hnd
not yet been run down on this act
of the "notorious" conference, Sen
ator Lndd charged that "the camp
followers of the old Republican
party havo become tho vanguard
of tho now Republican party—lead
ing it backward and downward
from the heights where Lincoln left
it when he fell."
Drunk with power, and forget
ting Its traditions, he said, the Re
publican party has proceeded to
surrender of the nation’s money
Last Quarter of 1921 Has Big functions to "financial buccaneer*’’,
to surrender its taxing power
Increase Over Correspond nnd
to "tariff magnates," haa surrend
ing Qunrter of 1923; Total ered its natural resources und pub
Gnin Was About 10 FerCent lic lands; made ventures In imper
ialism for the sole benefit, o f "par
Postal receipts of the Sanford tisan satraps," and transformed
offico for tho year ending Doc. 31 tho government "of the people, by
amounted to *44,388.53, according the people, and for the people," Into
to figures submitted by Postmaster "a government of the masses by
J. I*. Ilnll Wednesday morning. This the classes."
"If to bo a Republican,” ho add
figure represents un increase of
*3,447.00 over tho receipts of 1023 ed, "I am to accept and ratify, de
when the total was *40,040.03. Tha fend and nr,i r / 't V ' r"ptlcal policy
increase is approximately 10 per or party tbaT exons lit tho accom
plishment of these results—with
cent.
Although tho incronso is not ns out protest—without exhaufltirg
abilities
...... ito correctHithese fata»H
Inrgo as wos first predicted it would my
errors
of tho past and prevent
bo earlier in tho year, Postmaster their repetition
in tha futuer, then
Hall believes that it is n substan
tial gain over the-business of last I can not qualify.
"If the ulcction of a Republican
year nnd is nn increase which San
president with a reliable work
ford pcoplo should fee] proud of aa
inasmuch ns it is indicative of the ing majority in congress means
more than an extension for
stendy incrcaso in the growth of •nothing
four years of an unlimited licenso
tho city.
to plunder the American people,
The Inst quarter of JD24 begin then I can not bo a Republican.
ning Oct. 1 and ending Dec. 31 had
" If the diversion of billions of
nn incrcaso of *2,334.38 over tho capital values from the farm s and
corresponding quarter of 1023. This producers of America to bwoHcq
incrcaso represents u gain of over fortunutes of monopoly, within
28 per cent. Receipts for tho last three weeks’ time, is a triumph of
quarter in 1024 were $13,216.05 as tho Republican party, then, indeed,
compared with *10.281.07 in the is tho party of Lincoln doomed."
same quarter of 1023. This in
Sharply criticising senators for
crease, it wns pointed out, was setting themselves up as judges of
aided by the exceptionally large party loyalty, Senator Ladd sail his
business taken caro of by the office duty first was to the people of
during tho recent holiday season. North Dakota and that ho would
Receipts for December, 1024 wero continue to serve them. He denied
*6,077.80.
that the representative of Massa
Two quarter periods during tho chusetts. New Jersey or Pennsylva
pa: t yeur showed increases over nia should dictate the limits of his
tho corresponding quarters of tho party loyalty.
year previous. In addition to tho Proud of i..i Follette’s Friendship
Tho North Dakota
____ senator
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lust quarter, tho June period end
said
ing June 30, 1024 showed an in ho was pr</fd of the friendship of
“
who was tho
crease over tho June quarter of Senntor Ln Finllette,
1023 of *2,630.50 or npproximatc- 'Independent, candidates for pran
ly 81 per cent. Figures for the dent, r.nd of the other senators read
two quarters wero: *10,951.43 and out of the party councils.
fu ttv tu ■
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e < l bit t aan
il
i ihonor
w u u k
I Ito
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*8,320.84
respectively.
“I
have
had
Although there were slumps ,n the privUegc of tolling and worktog
them in the interest of thu
thoo other two quurtcrs of last year
in comparison with tho same ones c°mmon people of the land," ho
of 1023, the decrease wns slight asserted.
Replying, Senator Edge, Repub
during one period, being hut *566.
72 in tho March quarter. The fol lican, New Jersey, who launched
lowing table shows the figures for the movement, which led to the
tho four quarters of the two years: conference action, said the test of
party loyalty was In tho support
1923
1021
of
tho party candidate for presi
March Quar. ..*12,251.68 *11,605.06
This led to a more or leas
June Quar....... 8,320.84 10,951.43 dent.
general discussion, with the DemSept. Quar....... 10,086.74 8,525.09 ocrats crowding over to the Repub
Dec. Q u ar....... 10,281.67 13,216.05 .........................................Hi
llcan side of the chamber the
to hear the discussion.
Total ........... *10,940.93 *44,388.53 terSenator
Norris of Nebraska, one
of the insurgent leaders, ref siring
SeniorChamberMakes to the Roosevelt bolt, wanted to
what affirmative action would
Plans For Biff Dinner know
be necessary to get tho senators
At Longwood Friday back into the party.
POSTAL RECEIPTS
RUN OVER $44,000
DURING YEAR1924
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Members of the Saiiford Chamb
er of Commerce will meet Friday
night a t 7 o’clock nt the Orangu
and Black Hotel, of Longwood, in
the first of u scries of meeting
that will take them over tho en
tire county. The meeting will be
given a social atmosphere by the
prcsenco of Indie* who will a t
tend as guests of tho individual
members.
It is the plan of tho chamber to
hold the meetings in a m irit of
"getting together" to promoto thu
general welfara of Sanford and
Seminole county. Chambet offic
ials have asked that me/nbera send
in their reservations as soon as
possible. The cover charge is $1.00
a plate.
NORTON ELECTED TREAS.
WASHINGTON, Jzn. 7.—Presi
dent Coolidge was asked today by
the senate what protests were
made by foreign governments
aguinst the elevation of guns on
American battleships.
Bitterly Attacks
Reading Out Step
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Jan. 7.—
George W. Norton Jr., of Louis
ville, less than 25 years of age was
elected treasurer of the Southern
Baptist Convention Wednesday, _
Atlanta Police Search
ForWholesaleRobbers
ATLANTA. Jan. 7.—Police Wed
nesday are extending a dragnet in
to pool-room and notorious dives
of the city In an effort to round
up men with known criminal rec
ords. Tlie action follows an epi
demic of burglaries and robberies
which swept the city Tuesday
night when 23 residences wero
looted of jewelry, money and clothr
ing reaching into thousands o t
dollars.
Unindentified Student
Killed in Madison,Wis.
MADISON. WD.. Jan. 7.—Uni
dentified student is dead and Mis*
Laura Palmer, a chaperon at
French House. Is dying in a hasMtal as a result of a shooting
tragedy uccuring early today in
tho receiving room of the French
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THE SANFORD HERALD, TUE^bAY, JANUARY 8, 1925.
POSTAL J
GETS A SETBACK!
mSENATE TEST!
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ro Children Are
Burned T o Death
Near Waycross, Ga.
WAYCROSS, Ga., Jnn. 0 ^ - A
BMotene stove used to heut tho
Interior of their closed nutomoblle
Monday brought death to J. M.
Belcher, Jr., two-year-old son of
J. M; Belcher nnd placed his mother
father, sister, und infant brother
Ip* Hj hospital here so seriously
burncu that little hope li- held for
the recovery of any of them.
The Belcher family, of Duytonu,
Fta’.y was trapped In the uutomo.
bile nt Bristol, Ga., near here, ear
ly Monday morning when the kero■eivs-stove ignited gasoline acci
dentally strewn within tho car nt
a gasollno filling station there, ac
cording to information received
hen*.
r The family was enroute to
Btatesboro, ue., where Mrs. Reichtr 's mother Is said to be seriously
The lives of those now in the hos
pital were saved, at least tempor
arily, it was expluined hv attend
ing physicians, only by the heavy
clothing they wore in their journey
through the chilly dawn.
The
brother of the boy burned to death
ia eleven months old nnd his sister
U five years old.
Mary Catherine llclrhcr, 11
months died late tonight, follow
ing the death of J. M. Belcher, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hclchcr and their
daughter, Georgia Belcher, five
were burned seriously and physi
cians hold little hope for tludr re
covery.
More Improvement
In Gas Service Is
Promised Sanford
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FRAN CE: n .AM ES
DELEGATf0
ON TO
FINANCE M EET Benjamin Fran!
If They’d Only Stayed on the Farm!
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C '~P
Finance Minister Clcmcntel is I f ro !n th® U" lted Statcs «r®
uudcrntootl to Inive the roinion ° f ' ^ .° , *C^' ^ ? ain,*,er8»*‘y c.
a high legal authority to the ofT
franklin,
feci, that the Anitrican claims | J7’ 192J ; in a
•"-"ua
would undoubtedly be granted woroj nn,CB
Lynch, president o(
it rcfc-rrtil to the international - International Typographical
* n, which ha* headquarters he,
court. Thin authority r.rgucn that jon,
Pro: ident
uith.rjgii tho United Staten did not
‘ ‘ Lynch
* will nddrej
ratify the Versailles treaty, the banquet of the Old Time Prjn
oJlioit, by nrcopling the Dawes Association, in Cijicago on
plan which absorbs the mnxitnum date, dnd he urges association
of Gcrmnny’a p a y in '. capacity, other cities to plan suitable ob
cannot thus rob America 'of- all nnccs.
“Franklin, as a historical fi.™
chu».?c:i of iccovctiug her claim.
ai
The American delegation will bo Is deserving
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. n rlarger
“ih'are.
intere*te*l in another c o n flic t- J8 1
If?
whether tho Dawes plan receipts „PnnL Vi..?1
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can bo applied to the extinction of proper that prlntcYs should
tribute
nnnually
to
their
png
pro-vvnr debts. Some of the allies saint. Franklin’s life and phlL
have agreed nmor^ themselves to ophy offer n splendid model i.
exclude such claims. James A. his
fellow ernftsmen. His careerl
l ogin, United Stnten observer on a printer, husincs* man, man,
tha reparation commission, will science and diplomat reveals
demand, it is understood that these heights to which a Journeys
clllgutionu be treated on a same printer may rise.’’
fording ns the other claims.
Benjamin Franklin w«* borsj
If then* is not too much friction Boston .in 1700, nnd took up |
It is believed the conference can printing trade nt nn early nx»^
complete its work in ten days or
two weeks. Ambassadors Kellogg
St. Petersburg—Pinellas
and Hetrick and Mr. I-ogurk will ty dedicates new supers
comprise the American delegation. plant..
They will h.vva the assistance of
Sheldon Whlthouse, tho senior
counsellor of tha Amcicnn Ambasnny hero, and of two experts. Tho
chairmanship geen to Ambassador
Herrick by virtue of his senior
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Fuslain Veto of Coolirige If 1
They Can Help Strength;
not Fight Predicted Now i
RMRUNGTON, Jen. C.—Whin
'doiVrf cn the Muscle Shoals
hicottioj, senate leaders preIt wtll kepterent a contest beth« Uhderwooil bill and the
Wil to fcrer ths whole ijtio.ito a commission.
»tor Undo* wood. Democrat
a, Is prepared to resume
|h t fin* passage of hln mem:U. regains its position
i. senate calender after tils*
of the postal pay increase
j tomorrow.
Inents of the Underwood bill
lltff they have the measure dcarc understood to be wil■to penult a vote on it this
^.Consideration of nrnetidits nml debate might carry the
•over, howevet.
itf present plan is to liring the
vote on acceptance of the
tWood hill as a substitute to
t’ bouse hill which would have
the property to Henry Port!.
. Brtera of the Alalmmn nen\’* bill, feel confident they will
th i Vote.
..r real fight. however, is ex
tea Sehfen the Underwood bill is
Dntat to the somite for final
plfM . .Senator Jones, Renuba. Washington. said today that
J..,thc Underwood bill comes
a final vote he will bring
i,amendment to refer the
laaue to a commission of cxs to report recommendations
congress.
Jern of the present npponi. of the Underv/ood men sure
a.,to. wage as bitter an nttnek
tv t h e Jones amendment ns they
f * -condncting against the Alnima senator’s iilll nnd will seek
)>forre government ownership and
P M U o n of tha Muscle Shoals
property.
(•Despite recent reports of a
*■* of attitude on Muscle
WUji by President Coolidgc, so
an tne senate leaders profess
vknow , he ntill adheres to the
_ Inelples on the issues na outlinid In his messago to congress, in’
Wkloh he advocated the snk*~ or
fejwo of the property and in the
m n t of failure to do thin, ho fav
ored tho government working out
■Mm* plan for utilization of It.
{'Senator U.nderwooil said today
m at as for he has been advised,
mV1Underwood bill conforms to
Ik* president’s vlows and liu be
lieved Ills measure had a good
thance of passage. Senator Curtis,
republican leader, sold passage of
the Underwood bill would m n l tha
•hob. quextion to conference where
apposition would bo given to ad
just disputed points.
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WASHINGTON, Jnn. 0.—PraiIdc-.t Coolidgc’.** veto of the postal
T h e P r o p e r C lo t h e s to G r e e t t h e ~ C o o l e r 'W e a t h e r
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r 'il ray jnci cam*. liiii will lie sustained
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.d anc senate Tuesday u ml minis
ITH tbe red and goldvo leave* lig h t o v e rc o a ts, out g re e t t h i bad tration
Icutlers edn hold the
of full come* tho ttrst bite of w e a th o r with a smils. Some of tbd sltepgth they were able to develop
h i r e r te m p e ra tu re, and
men’s Kur m i n t s h a v* a crtnvsrtlbla col Mnnduy night on the first test veto.
buttons up closely They cie confident they enn do ao.
ttioughta naturally turn to wurnier la r w hich
clothing. Crash knickers and light ■round t h s neck. T h e r e la soma
The test eame on a.m otion by
w eight slip-over sw e a te rs give wuy e xceptionally tine tailoring In th e se Chnirmnn .Sterling, of the postofllce
to heavy tweed or cheviot knickers coath’ a n d m e n who w ear them tell committee, to recommit the pny
and warm woolen Jerseys ou the ma th e y will stood up u nde r ail mtasuro which received executive
lluks.
S um m er suits were put conditions.
dbapprovul last June. That mo
aw ay when the bell sounded for
T robably on* of th e most popu tion was voted down, MO to 52, hut
s tr a w hats.
,
lar topcoats soon on woll dressed the .'10 votes cast for recommittal
T he n n d blustery days of tbe full m en th is fall aeosoo is the L aird— is two more thnn the one-third
season found those men who uii euay-tlltlng. s tr a ig h t banging necessary to prevent the measure
donned light-weight top coats less g a r m e n t with pockots placed low becoming a law without presiden
em ba rra sse d , both In comfort and and b u tto n s widely spaced. T he fab tial function.
if the president in l ustained, the
appearuuce, than their lesafurtu- ric r e s is ts London fog, as well us
note b re th re n , who failed to pass C alifornia r u lu s; th a t Is, when they house will not lie calod upon to
off th e ir III luck w|tb tightly but begin to have ra in out In "tb e luod net, the pay raise measure havim;
toned ta c k coats, or In walking of S u n sh in e .” T h e m a te ria l or thla originated In the senate. In it*i
place wilt he advanced the ndminisfust. Many men In New York are coat waa w e a th e r proofed In H arry
nation's combination pny nnd pos
w earing winter overcoats.
L uuder'a hom e towu of long-tlhre tal rate incrcnte bill introduced
Standing a t the corner of Forty- A ustra lia n w o o l;-a n e n , deep, soft lust week by Senator Mosos, Re
fourth street and llroailway, Now ly woven face la supported by a publican, Now Hampshire, who
York, la front of a largo moving h a rd Unishsd woroted back.
failed in r.n effort Monday to place
T ha heavy-w eight co a ts a r e seen it before the senate prior to consid
in plain, c o n se rv a tiv e m odels; also eration of the veto.
Under the unanimous consent
In trim looking, slightly-ngure-truolug models. T h e s m a r t youog m en's agreement which became operativo
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Im m >M
models a r e a lso to he seen ou older Monday the senate must vote on
tho
veto
not
later
thun
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Churchill Leaves Today.
line. T h e sto u t ntau bus guile a JltunHmi n S i f l n r S ? 1 * 1 2
LONDON, Jan. 0.—British Chan
Dale Rowan, 23, who deserted tho farm to make his mark in n big city,
ra n g e of styles to choose from, so rnin f ilvnnen
Vlf.' f / , . ,! yMms for the coi-iitiy life again. But it probnbl.v will lie r.omo time cellor WinBton Churchill accompa
fur as camouflaging his avoirdu
brought up immediately nn
and th-iro Iffore he ran return to it. Hi* is under nriest in Han Francisco charged nied by severul secretaries, left for
pois la concorned. T h a Insurtcd were free predictions Monday by with a!isi-oni|ing with nearly $.ri0,000 from tho bank whore he was em Pniis to attend the allied finance
plait In th e c e n te r of the back, as t enatnm speaking for the passage ployed. Ho and Genrginn i’rtnvn were ti.kcn into cuiitoJy when they mini: ter conference. Tho chancel
well a s th e tw o ride plaits, glvo of tho veto that the bill would not dropped in frt.m Uinh t<,r a littb visit. Tho girl, setn here with him. lor declined to make u statement
to Rowan o the end—nnd they’ll spend their nitcr- recording his mission,
(bn s k ir t of ono model s dashing lie passed nt this session.
. rays rfu'll
- .rtick
l.ac!: oti tho fatm .
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American Ambassador Kellogg
Mare. It Is said this mudal was
One Democrat, Dial, South f’ar-j
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left this morning to attend
inspired hy Hie U rltlsh m onarch's olina, joined with twenty-nine llc-j
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-l«o conference. Omcial circles in i
c ru c k r e g im e n t—T ho Uuurds. For publienna in voting to send the pay x
iLondon refused to discus., the con
the nun who wants plalnnass, | measure to tho postofilce committee Lays Oi Ancient Rome, Seals Excel Men in
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tents of the American note tin re-i
thora uro sevurul box type coats 1while eighteen Republicans, aiming xIncluded
F i s h S to n e s
A r t ot Saving Lives pamtirms which wns published inj
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Jones
of
Washington,
party
Wtlh Hy fronts
These models
; most newspapers today in dis“WHAT DO YOU
tome u little lunger, while the whip, nnd Reed of Pennsylvania,
HAMBURG, Jnn. «.—The mm Patches from Washington,
SEATTLE.
Wash.,
Jan.
0.—
nnd
Wadsworth
of
New
York,
join
pccKots uro low auL
.
THINK OF THEI
tanned lift* saver nt summer reAt tha start of the football ssa- ed with thirty-three Democrat.* and Fishermen who proudly 'w atch rorta mny lie put out of business
one Farmer-Labor, Ship.stend, in their flies settling far out in tho
Condition Of Gaston j
sou a faw wuuks ago It wui noticed defeating
BATTERY?”
by the trained sen lion, according
tho motion.
thut the grandstands wore full of
w atcr.aftcr n perfect, flashing arc lr> nrcdictione made by Cnotain Means Is Unchanged
sweaters wntcbtng tb« porsplrlng
through the air may well remind linn* Winston a local animal
.“Well,
I've used. one in
pigskin fondlnrs. lit tho stadium,
that thi., sport wns nhared by ni- traine;*
rONCORD. N. (’.. Jan. C .-Tho
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where Princeton boat Hurvnrd,
milar cnUnuiiai'.L: in
Rome
during
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. condition of Gaston 11. Means, fo r--:, ,
e m i yt.t*s
L'r.ptuin
Winston contends that
there souiuud to be us many swuuttin* war* .'100 H.
Prof. Tenvor he Ita*t a ttcal which could save the mcr department of justice agent
'*‘*0 SUWStys g iv en K1C (0
urs as red und bluo rooters. Tho
Rule
styles of sweaters noticed most
lot
fruimuntly In Cambridge ihm Sat
nit.
urday weru the fancy front mudol.
und
(ContinutHl from I‘nge ')
ilia solid color slip-over, and iho
Mr.
Walsh
called
attention
to
:i
An Easy-Fitting, S tr a ig h t H anging coal sweater with plain from. TUtf
letter from Dr. M. J. Howard of r*i mm nnd fly caster*,” said P ro -1rrah men by the back of tho neck Initio of itis mother, hero, TitonO vcicoat With Low Pockets
“ W e l l , i f t h a t ' s t h e ci
ileevi-iess sweater is passing out. Detroit, Mich., declaring that ho f* or Kincaid.
Although our in tin- water and swim with them duy. Means is reported ruffering
comlug cold weathor. The pull- considered eating cc.ery os an ideal manufactured flies may b* beau to nnfety without injury from his from gull atones.
I ’ll r o t o H n f - M a r ’s t o d a y i
picture Iheuire a inch displayed
tiful
LtiU it. tC.. i-uneon- juv/s.
tot the
ute Roman.!
Konum.t in ;.ttu
ovor awuuter of build color, evpe- means of providing the human body it
h a v e a H of-M ac b a tte ry
"S tanding Room Only” signs, the
---------------Dado City—Tentative plans un- in r a y c a r .
dally while with contrasting band with tin* lime salts nnd iron which ••idoi h i angling a fine art end had j
’ writer. Ik (on m inutes, counted
y-. tnrgnifii-eiit
;n: gnUi'-eiil :.pt
spccitnens of , Fort Meade—C'tmtracts let for drr way to revive short-staple cot
at the neck. Is still numbered elements uro found to a great do* ntfi.Vi
fifty ineu who wuro w inter o v e r
fiita in tlicir collectiona."
ipt-viog litreot*.
ton industry.
among the most popular. This greo in the plant.
U H a a B in » M B a n C M ia a a !
coats. It win noticed t h a t thirty-1
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Dr. Vails letter to the New York
stylo'o f sweater usually Is seen
four of them worn double -liri-unteti with a V neck.
Times follows;
S lM a w M s iS U im q rin iiM n
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coats. Thu re m a in d e r worn coats
"Celery ns n Germ Carrier"
Thu favored colors for sweaters
uf various models, uomu with bull worn blue, brown, tan. gray nnd
In nil the present discussion re s n n H . u , ■ ,•)« ■ . «m»iiUDBuaDUHwu j . a . a .
ed backs.
whlto, witn groan, yellow and black spotting the etiology of typhoid
W eather prophets tell us to luok lugging hlong In the roar. These, fever, which is most timely and
for an enrly winter noulilu-bruuut- of courne. wuro background colors natural, is it not surprising that
no mention has been of celery us
ed overcoats are expected to o u t
only
Checks, |uci|uard pattern, n frequent carrier of the typhoid
num ber the single breasted models.
•liuniomls weru tho inlist soon pat
One iiianufacturur, th e House of terns. One thing which the vogue bacilli uml therefore thut raw cel
ery is one of the articles of diet
Kuppoiihelmer, governing its mod In funcy weave and colored sweat
to lie nvoided ns sedulously ns ths
els upon last year’s dem and ami
ers lias Introduced Is that It Is raw oyster?
o th e r sources of style creation, has
The public, no doubt, has forgot
unit a pi-rinlsMltilo to wear u sweat
put out slxtenn models of heavy
er of which the nluuves aru ns gay ten, but the history of an epidemic
weight coats In liouble-liru.isied us the front.
of typhoid fever which invaded si
styles, us against t-u slnglo-hre«siAt the rin-e track Iho Batur- multaneously certain sections of
ed models
T he fat mull cun ulwav* *ii
Philadelphia, Baltimore and linrthat Bplabe served
with slngle-lirensted
rbliurg some twenty years or more
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Celt*T2Esai3sr.tuTm.im:
stylus, with wnl< h t.i* avoirdupois
ago cannot have passed from the
'•rilled French
medical
mind.
Thr
initial
ensea
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Is not ac c e ntuate d.
horsu. lost hv u
each section of the three cities i
BOYS’
(Tlie all-way round bolt on over nose. It wns parMEN’S
were traced upon investigation to I
coats Is rnullv passing out of tin* llt'iilurly idle
the nu mbers of fnmibes who had I
picture this season A careful s u r
EXTRA
eStllll! to IIOl*EXTRA.
attended certain functions nt which ,
vey ul the Colo Grnumla during tile that III n li y ur
the celery furnished had been oli-;
World Series games in New Yoil.
Urown Sli-lOV
the men lining
tainod from n farm in the vicinity j
PANTS
COATS
OaforUi
City disclosed that in tw enty iltf- Iho rail, ns well
of
Hurrisburg
which
was
noted
for
|
*<4reiit styles of lieuv,v-w»|ghi lo u ts an many of linen* whom I observed raising tho best celery to be found
Here’s a value you can’t
Nf.vtT has Sanford had such a tremendous
tllli’lceii luul no belt ul alt while tiriiiiiiil the padikiL-ks and In tho in any market. It was the thing
Ail-Wcol
Touts
that
sold
pass by. Think of buy
pritc*
reduction
in
men’s
and
boys’
elothing
•Until hud bin tin* liu If belt la the
grandstand, hail on oxfords of in the higher walks of society to
ch high as $15.00. Just
a;*d ladles’ and children’s shoes. This UiR
ing boys’ heavy and med
n
hack.
In ll*n different styles of hrowu in-lie. This Is tha stylo of provide this celery for any special |
a
what you need these
iialc opened to crowds that jammed tho store
ium weight pants at this
fiat appeared to to- medium
a
shoe which tho Prince of Wales function or company.
a
a eight overcoats. (Iirtto had no
As
n
further
argument
linking
j
t
col
tlaya.
low price.
all
day
long,
(
icuuinc
low
sale
prices
did
the
wiire whan In* stepped off the Ilurv
celery witli the three epidemics '
hull and, Iwu bail the half bull, migi.riu
H
husitv
ss.
Don’t
tlelay—<lon’t
hesitate—just
Them* hrowu shoe.*, in the
as their primary cause it was learn j
r ills survey ul v u nnus iiouteln. so
MUcdti, tin vn uot been soon initch lit ed that night soil was habitually
cf.m *to this salt* and he convinced. The en"
t.<r an sliigb, nml doublt -breasted
ihi-i country, hut it is umluriitood
tifu slock priced to sell nl the low sale price.
ag g an — w p ca a m a -B sx casiti
la
•Ite c ts mnl belts a r e c o m :e rn r,|. Unit II. It. II. has worn this stylo used na one of the fertilizers of
n
this noted farm.
i.seuts to Indicate tha t douliloM
much in tho Hrltlsh Isles. They uro
When it is recalled that in order
D
h roasted models and hulf-boltw will
a rich chocolate brown. Thev have to bleach or whiten tho celery
U
ce popular.
M
* rather polntud too, ami . . too plants for tile market the curtii
U
Oo« of the many re c e nt cuntrlt-up, us well as Iho shies of the is lieapcd up around the plunts thus
-1
W Uoiu to mop's up pure I Is tho topNov. is your Ridden opportunity to save on this
a
itliou, ura decorated with purfatw bringing into contact with the tenDozens of these wonder values were sold Satur
' s o which is rain und storm proof.
n
tier plants whatever telluric bucil-'
tloos.
celebrated line. Red Cross Shoes all priced at
j
g arm enis, us now muuuracday.
Ycu save almost one half at this price of
li
may
be
present
in
thu
earth,
it
**
f) II Kunpsnhriincr ft Co. '
v 10.00 tho country over, but this sale brings the
cst/Ml. combine llie latest styles In r —
will reudily be perceived how any - A
Mun's A|i|>*if«l l-'suluruM.
$ 1.05. All these suits have 2 pair of pants. The
pv <e down and you save $2.05 on
malignant bacilli existing in th e 1 -t
quality and workmanship are the best |
earth will gain access to nnd lodge
a
oach
pair.
$10.00
formerly.
Now
and the price is low. $8.50 formerly. Now*t
rickets For Spencer 1Banker’s Son Is Shot in the recesses of the celery plant i. I a
Furthermore, by gravitation the
-q -in tx .-* a.----*
Concert Going Fast By Pittsburgh Bandits bacilli would naturally sink down St
between the leaves nnd find u high - • u
A
No grent ban boon tin* rush for
I ITTSBURGH, Jun. rt.—Holdup ly pieusing nidus for recure pres
MEN’S
ALL WOOL
cniils of admission to tho recital men Tuesday tired upon and ervation right in tho.lleart of .It** ' laU
OXFORDS
of Minn Klizuliolh Spencer, sopra- wounded tin- mm of laiwrcnce A. plant. And then ndd this other
■a
Rver y man wants to save on his suits. These
PANTS
no, assisted by Mlsn Lucille Col- Samis, president of the First N«- fact, that while dousing the leaves
IIS
Values to $7.00
$25.00 amt $oo.ou values itt plain colors,
lette, nl tho high school auditor- tiunal Hunk when he ran to cull of the plant you may remove any j
Values to $
IS
linn Tliursduy night nt K o’clock, I f,M- h<|ti after n demnnd for $2fi,- Imeilli from the leaves, uo such pro
checks, pen stripes and greys are a real
n
Men you can save over
W
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Celery Is Attacked
By N. Y. Doctor
As Fever Carrier
'"Following the completion of
temporary repaint ul th e city gun
plant Sunday night, City Manager
W. H. Williams declared that Sunford should receive stcadity Im
proved service between the pres isrtiod in nnlcr «i noplicittion tit
, ,
. , ,
most delicious and is what in moat
“ P, ,at tho hbuse und coveted hy the epicure.
ent time and July 1 when it is ex Mr. Ilintormcbtir'H rton* «n M ug- 1ij utf<
fon-otl him inaide and lined up the
pected to have the erection of u, nuliu Avenue
new lOd.UOu cubic feet container
Mil* Gpcncer waa born in St. |
*W ®
thC Wi,U'
completed and approximately 10 Louis but later moved t„ I ’olorado \ un«f®' St tu,H'. vvatch.ng for n Body of S triking Cotil vlg
miles of new pipe hid.
whoro Iter father became governor i huttu? made n break f*ir tnc door. I Miner Found Tuesday f t2
Virtually all material for tho of the?- state. Site studied nbiK. n l, Five v.hfit:» wort Yiric1, tir\b striking j
* 1 him.
tank in now on the ground, u c-jfo r a number of years. In Mi.*
BCRANTON. Ik* Jnn. 0.—IIP 1 ^ 2
cording to Mr. Williams, und a ! t-ollvlt..' tthc ba.i nn assistant wh*i; t In making their demand.** thi body riddled with bullets, Samuel
ertv*. under thu i-.uncrvi iiuu of J. in widely known in tit * musical * Ulun men forced tlio elder Saud i
NOT NOW?
You Must Buy Clothing Eventually j
SAVE WHILE THIS STERLING
OPPORTUNITY IS BEFORE YOU
mb,
... :. .. $3.95..
9
Now......... 45c
LADIES’ RED CROSS SHOES
BOYS’ FINE 2 PANT SUITS
BUY THAT SUIT NOW!
7.00
one half hy buy in - these
oxfords now. Prices arc
<L * n t a all nt it’s .*ht.es,
nave while tin* npportunity is l.eloi'c ytui
L
|
I
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'•no-iv out ill clothes values. We tpiit the
turn’s suit busiuc:;.;, that’s the reason those
price.; arc^ao low. Many nationally adverli id brands in th.o lot. 1‘ricetl ho low it
look.*; like a mistako in print
Supreme values in these
S(i and $7 all wool pants
await you. Superb qual
ity, in plain colors and
stylos. At just about
half the regular price. .
now..... $3.85
$14.95
T h e S a le t h a t D o u b le s Y o u r C lo th in g D ollars!
New .............
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tf n n t x r u L-rz-s-a rwn- --
^ ■ ^ * ^ - - c g - :r ,ir r - n r r
e
n t*
K*kj3ti^LlM3
n s w w
adding to tha ntrurturc* as (t will '-a dark cjiivillc— Bid.** to be recciv-11
letotu|, wh^n completed.
'.'I Jan. 'J for installation of At- |
M. WilHuma dc-.-land t h a t the i Da> ti-na—Building to lm erected lantlc boulcvurd lighting uystem. I Jacksonville—New public m a r-. | »j j
jubic c gpt-iicnicd
b*- H anford l.» lio.i «• chamber bf commerce.
f.
li' t building tu bo erected.
m e n last week w a s c a u se d 1
h ’.uart Re
i r leukagi- g a t h e r i n g in the ' *'°'i y Hill —Big b<#m! Uhuu to ix* l uully active.
T.irpon Springs—Library moved j
iiMe imiiruvelit** vla iit a q d im p td im - v a ' *' C|)OU foi
int*> new building.
tw j
sa of tiiA ga^. This fundi.
St. Prtmrs
-N ow * York in
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h» i berft |
d, it -is said, ]
? I .ooii,min corn, Augustin*- - Contract.* let foi
wilt Uut bu aliuwej to repeat
Sit;y .iu —!-lr\\
bitaliie::" 1l inatlop thu
:;t«*re nnd office
A*
I
being erected on Canal Ha. . buiidili. ,
m e beach.
h
lu lU .
Nexfc <o F irst National Bank
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Sanford, Florida.
�Elton J.M oughtoiv
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
First National B a n k fildg.
Phone 595-R
Sanford
418 First National Bldg.
uiltby a group of progressive business men in Sanford, whoso advortlse; the average home seeker is able to plan hid home on a basis th at will
The model home, pictured above, was planned nnd is bclnj
merits appear on this pngei The home is so planned nnd built tl
Include modcratojirice,
moderate price, comfort nnd
and artistic appcnrancoT
appearance1,* -
I
For Reliable Service
Model Home
IS LOCATED IN
Complete with Lorain Oyen Heat ]
ulator, ideal in service arid appears
We deal in quality. Let us estimate your wants
in our line. We will both benefit.
Will Be Installed in
‘ Quality Material
Quality Labor
House and Industrial Wiring
116 Magnolia Ave
A subdivision of beautiful homesites. Highly restricted, and which will
soon become known as Sanford’s most desirable residential center.
Phone 442
A. P. Connelly & Sons
We arc installing the wire in the model home.
108 Magjiolia Avenue
TO RUSSWTN-IZE IS TO ECONOMIZE
WE ARE FURNISHING THE
ALL THE FINISH HARDWARE FOR THE ABOVE
M ODEL H O M E
FURNISHED BY
in the model home is being done by Lee
Brothers
Quality goods combined with reasona
ble prices m ake plum bing and fixtures
installed by this firm satisfactory to
my home builder.
When in need of Hardware, Tools, House Furnishings,
Cutlery, Sporting Goods—Call On Us—We Have It.
aven
W r o u g h t B r o n z o £>Steel
SERVICE
PRICE
We are Responsible and Reliable
PLUMBERS
113 Magnolia Ave,
W E
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F U R N IS H IN G
Attractive for
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A m algam ated Roofing M akes an
Ideal Roof For Any Home
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CALL FOR OUR PRICES
BEFORE BUILDING
Our Exhibit will be v/eli worth seeing
Don't miss it
These fixtures will make any home a home
beautiful light. Samples may be seen at
show room.
S m ith Bros.,
PHONE
216
QUALITY MERCHANDISE
AT PRICES THAT APPEAL
COR. 1st ST. AND
PALMETTO AVENUE
11G Magnolia Avenue.
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VERTICAL.
Infatu4on
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if 64— Southern
const*Il>
tion of
nine stars
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A WORD FOR BEGINNERS.
Tit* b«*t way to soltr* a
ero«o-word puzzle is to run
quickly ovtr the list of horitootal and vertical synonyms
and compare them to the spaces
in the pilule extending cross
wise or downward from the
number of the synonyjn. Some
•worth which will Just fit In the
Dumber Of space available will
quickly occur to you In come
instances. givlnp you a foun
dation from which to ttulvu the
more difficult wonts. The
words must interlock perfectly.
ill Is Told That the Wcmen Prove So Successful
As “Hobbies” That Force of
f France Are Heins
75 Is To He Augmented
1 of Their Finest
With
50 Additional Officers.
And Ait: Objects
Ian. C.—Tho exodus of
■toric antiquities to
Rn immense danger, the
■•vise declared in a rsIt before the Faubourg
nipeaker, while regretBis of irreplaceable anIres, as a mun of com|a:i well as a lover of
I did not blnne those
lid carry iff thesj ves
ting ago but that he
imike midi sales . more
| not* imposnibkv V'O
I not found to i top this
p continued, "the towns
y sites will be deprived
jert historic and artistic
>pcrty owner in France
* house up uml sell the
nip, windows, roots, oc
tal friezes, or tho iron
* wells, without evon in- Fine Ar.-a Department'.
it hus not been cldsaifery few buildings are
the duke unit!
u law was panted that
baigu on till such comficturca and ohj** :t3 of
as tapestries and urchifragment a, but dealers
ho of the way the,,iaw.
vith busincsi-that it was
ud consequently French
* no longer protected
I’ing: of Americans to
pe arc so generuu i and
ft they truuliLin-Vjfr'b'.jy
M fragment* If} tie /
LONDON, Jan. fl.—London's 75
policewomen have been so busy
during the last year that they uro
going to have another group of
50 sisters to help them against the
increasing indiscretions against the
lav.. The police board lias decid
ed tjia.t there arc certain beats
and certain jobs ‘hat only sturdy
women can handle properly, and
that henceforth n good sized
corps of policewom* n will be main
tained by the department.
The police department first put
women on the foico during the
war, and they proved their value.
They nro particularly uueful today
in controlling the venturesome of
the mule sex who jeopardize ped
estrians of the other sex. It is
no unfamiliar sight in London to
seo some mun being gently escort
ed to headquarters on the arm of
a policewoman, and the women a r
rest on an av err’ o ns many law
riolutnrs as a corresponding num
ber of men.
Women member.i of the London
force are expected to oMy tho ordinarly regulations of the depart
ment with tho exception that they
do pot do alLnigbt work nor fol
low - the stringent rules concern
ing trim haircuts. They do .how
ever, have to report nt certain
times for drill and inspection, and
their buttons utui shoes are exytJctsd .to bo just us glossy us
♦boss of th4ir bluecouted broth
ers.
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i
Tho women wear uniforms de
signed except for ihe skirt, like
thnau of tho men but their hel-’
mats are just a little more fem
inine ami individualistic, with a
lower crown and . wider brim.
There are no regulations prohibit
ing the women from marrying, but
according to the records, only II
of the* present force are married
and on’*' six are willows.
I liow deeply the Tos4~of
p was regretted when*
Diad been.
pr ago an American
Ixlraurdinur? fine statue
|:*n for
francs,
I delivery he asked the
Irnlcr if he coil’d prove
fbie had not bcin stoicn.
in 1023. when the
p*s fioin the St. Sauvcnr
K Wtinting much lalk.
Healer admitted ho could
the required proof, the
Linej
collector preferred to A tlantic Coast
purchn.'ui father than Acquires Florida Roadj
f*n accomplice In c tlieft.
i!v an appeal wa • nindn
W ASHINGTON, J»n. C.—The j
Lomai, arenea of Saint
I*Ids had beeni bought Atlantic (’oast IJiiu asked the In-1
r f-.r 10,000 fraarv, and tern tutu Commetcu Commission j
i American woman wiio Tuesday to allow the acquirement j
i* long tituu iip Frailer* l.y. U .qf, the M rorlwv?it:l>wwl*»» i
niiliqad operating a 11 m.ijea UQe|
bclwJui those puintj.
1
FTER reading about the founding of F oft Mellon and the thrilling account of the
death of Captain Mellen, H erald read ers are no doubt w ondering how this fo rt was
named and why it was called F ort Mellon instead of F ort Mellen. In the first place
the fo rt was originally named F o rt Monroe when it was built in 1830, but a year later
a fte r the death o f Capttfln Mellen in a most heroic and successful effo rt to defend his g a rri
son, it was decided to renam e the fo rt a fte r the fallen leader.' An erro r in spelling however
accounts for the discrepancy in the two words.
A
MMEDIATELY following the battle with the Indians, many m urders and awful depreda
tions frequently occured in the surrounding country. Settlers were dragged from their
cabins and tortured to death. Lifeless and maimed bodies were too often found in the
adjacent woods, and the governm ent soon incensed dispatched eight thousand soldiers to
the peninsular, m any of whom were located in F o rt Mellon and vicinity, to end foreVor the
misdeeds of the Indians.
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P to this tim e the soldiers, too busy fighting the Indians for other things, had lived in
' tents, and now inaugurated a building cim paign which resulted in the construction of
substantial q u arters and the remodeling of the walls which gave to the fo rt all tho ap
pearance of a well established garrison. It was also about this tim e th a t General Jesup
laid out a road connecting F ort Mellon with F o rt Brook a t Tam pa and those interm ediate
points of F o rt Read, Fort Maitland, F ort Gatlin, and F ort Meade. Over this road mule teams
for many years hauled supplies from the W est Coast to the inland fo rts and enabled the sol
diers stationed there to penetrate regions previously unexplored by white men. The n o rth
ern end of the road still rem ains and is now known as MellonvillO Avenue and extends along
the w estern side of Sanford's newest subdivision.
T is recorded th a t even in the earliest days when the soldiers lived in tents in For.t Mellon
and with only the crudest attem pt a t sanitation-, this section was noted for its salubrious
climate and healthful conditions. A m ilitary record of an early date reads “F ort Mellon
became the healthiest and most im portant inland garrison in Florida”. It is said th a t no
epidemics ever broke out while the fo rt was under governm ent control and so fa r as the rec
ords show there were exceedingly few deaths a s a result of disease germ s. Soldiers stationed
in less favored places envied the F ort Mellon garrison.
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ANY explanations have been given for this condition of prevalent health, but there is
probably none more tru e than th a t F ort Mellon is situated on a high piece of
ground, well above the sea level, where no low places allow th e accumulation of stale
w aters and the consequent breeding of mosquitoes. It is also generally realized th at
its situation in the heart of Florida where a w arm sun burns out disease germ s and where
the cool breezes from the flowing w aters of Lake Monroe fan its vegetation into luxurant
grow th adds much to its greatly favored health and sanitation.
Promoters of Sanford’$ Finest Subdivision
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Added
titles :
&
R I baB S ^ S T
reeelt
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v- ij v
t-t,--___ more or 1cm publicity
Get Married.
The__________
Conner’s Highway
The Sun la Warm Again.
throughout
the
Btnte
of
late,
b
u t Httl* authentic seems to be
B
sw
sw
fln
ia
sss
The Vegetable* Fight
<• Klornla. timlor Act *»f actually known cf its true condition. Travelers through the
3 Cents for the World.
tiirti.
* ______ lower central part of Florida two months ago reported the
BY
ARTHUR BRISBANE
route almost impassable. They told of vast stretches of sev
(c« fn K M m i )
tea erely bumpy road, and detours through which no car could
pass without the aid of mules.
,
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PROFESSOR KIRKPATRICK
. . HATES
• c h ic h i m o. .w
It may be interesting to Herald readers to know that this talking to the scientist* in Wash
8ts Montba—U.M
In City tor Carrier, pet condition has in large measure been removed. At present only
ington, says the nation needs a
Weekly Edition la w
eighteen miles between Sanford and Palm Beach remain un club? on marriages. He is disturb
> a r w i l , wonCHi AH obituary paved, and this piece thoughTpugh ia quite passable and can ed because you can get a license
k tleii’Ordi of thank*. resolution* bo covered in little more thari an hour. As for the nest, with to marry more easily than a li
1 nutlets of enlerta! iimenu where
JfS ea w e made will be charged one or two negligible exception*, it Is a beautiful paved boule cense to run a g a l engine, or lo
5r at regular ifu rtW n r raiee.vard throughout.
: <
'
f t
sell ,dru£*. The church, says he,
WEH TUB ASSOCIATED PHE*S
Going southward ona passes through Orlando, Kissim ha* too much to do with marriage,
& S S S : mee, and Haines City and then into the beautiful Lake Wales and the control of marriage laws.
MiMa of all > • • • dlapatchjf
S ilte d to It or not otherwise cred- country where incomparable orange groves greet the traveler
THAT MAY all be true theoreti
ted in thl* leaner nnd aleo the
lewe publlehed herein. All rlahte on every side and yet where hills, strange in Florida, recall
cally,
but practically the best
4 reoublltatlnn of special dispatch- to mind the mountainous country of western North Caro
a herein are aleo rotrvflthing
to
do Is GET MARRIED, and
lina. There are here too surprising developments of some
trust
to
the
wisdom of nature and
VBDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1923 magnificence. Mountain Lake with its many splendid homes
Father
Time.
There isn’t any
t o LB THOUGHT*IPOR TODAY and superb golf course can scarcely be equalled by any other
real
life
except
family
life. There
sections in the state. And there are other progressive com
HUMILITY OF CHRIST:—Let munities rapidly forging to the front, Avon Park, Frostproof is no permanent happiness for wo
Ma mind bo in you, which wo* and Scbring.
men except in the possession of
lao in Chriat Jesus. Let nothing
children.
‘
Leaving Okeechobee City the route strikes Lake Okeecho
is done, through strife or voinThe
human
race has progressed
lory; but In lowllncas of mind bee where the Conner’s Highway begins. For something like
t each esteem other better than fifty miles this asphalt pavement of the smoothness of a from cannibnlism and the Cave
Mattel vcs. FhiUppians 2: G, 3. ball room floor circles closely to the adge of the lake. On man to our pretty fair imitation
one side the fragrant luxuriant growth of the tropics, broken of civilization on the old marriage
MY BOYS
occasionally by some typical “cracker’s hut, on the other a plan. It will probably last for
i talk »o much abopt our boys vast expanse azure water much like an inland ocean, and several more generations.
_aTI bore those folks to death, literally covered with flocks of millions of ducks, gives one
ta y tt and then as lf I didn't
MORE IMPORTANT news from
something of the feeling of loneliness with only God in the science
. . , is this: The
. . sun, has . re
,
1 womanlike, nho drives it home, great open spaces.
Somewhere near the southeast corner of the lake the
normal heat, and la
f#a hardly.paoeo for breath;
eUo con apeak a word, my highway is lead off to the east and after a few miles enters sending down the usuhl supply.
two years trouble on the nun’s
the East Coast at Palm Beach. The distance from Sanford to For
surface has cut down the heat sup
too thnch about my boys! I Miami over the Conner’s Highway is three hundred and ply seriously.
.„.DPvfrIetids ■who call. ,
thirty miles and the cost in tolls is five dollars, three dollars All is normal now, although you
i stories of the clever things for the highway and two dollars for a bridge on the route.
wouldn’t think so in New York
_J aay;
where this Is written. Here
In consideration of the extremely poor condition of the City,
'spoil the party,M whether it’a a
a blizzard in roaring through the
East Coast roads, especially between Daytona and Titusville, man-made canyons, taxis and
Uisner or n ball,
ause I tell about the games there can bo little doubt but that the vast majority of motor street cars not running.
hey ploy!
ists on their way to Palm Beach or Miami will go by way of
ONE SCIENTIST tell* others
the Conner’s Highway. The route is a little'longer, but it is that
the potato vine is deadly to
this he true, how pitiful the
a heavenly drive. It it a little more expensive, but it is well tobacco nnd tomato plants, to both
Ives my neighbors live,
of which the potato is related.
w far removed from their Croa- worth it.
or's plan;
The result of this increased traffic through this interior The sap from the ordinary potato
i half of the enjoyment can part of the state cannot fail to be its rapid growth and de plant will kilt the other two plants.
Combat and destruction extend,
heir petty pleasures give
it romping with a troup of velopment. Under the circumstances this section cannot fail you sec, from proud ninn at the
to outdo in expansion those more backward communities on top of creation nil the way down
oungsters can.
the East Const which have yet failed to build good roads to the abode of the potato bug.
1 so I talk about my boys, bo- through their counties,
TORACCO MEN rejoice, saying,
■use they mean to me
And this will also mean increased traffic through Sanford “ You
have abused cur tobacco and
bodiment of youth’s abiding
and increased opportunities for selling Sanford to northern now it’* your highly moral pututo
licor;
that does the poisoning.”
long ns children keep my spirit tourists.
The potato farm er nnswor*,'
ng and fancy-free,
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“IT’S A TOUGH NEIGHBORHOOD WE LIVE IN"
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•• • •••
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Pencils.
and G
Flashlights
Batteries.
Super&ete _
and Atwater
Radios. • >
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311 East- Second)
Fhtone G30-1
“OftRN AT Nfq
Try Smithy,
Shop for good
work. Ladies
Next to Valded
FOR
Every Horn
ALUMII
Complete Sti
BaU Hardm
LITERATURE AND TH E PRESS
MIAMI HERALD
Some orator* win fame, or some-1 when the latter quietly said, “ Aftthing which resemble* it. Itut the er nil, God made nu\” Barrie re
making of many speeches, on every port* himself ns replying, “ He to
possible occasion nnd subject and becoming very careless.’’ He add*
E appreciate th e big
in every possible place. Other* have the account of a friendly meeting
won real nnd abiding fame by one with Stevenson which followed, all
p o ssib ilities o f sm all
or two speeches. Sir James Barrie fictitious, of course, but ull very
ir, of the latter clans. Ho la said delightful.
accou n ts, and are alw ays
“ Potatoes niny destroy tobacco to have made only three anezehr*
ive no oread that drab old-age
The point of tho yarn lie* in tho
The
Y
ear
Is
Still
Quite
Young:
plants,
Itut
remember
that
reported
remark
of
Stevenson,
in hi* lifetime, but two of them, at
near.
glad to w elco m e th e de
destroy rattlesnakes, yet pig* nre loni't, have utttrncted attenlon to “After all, God made mo.” There
By O. lAwrence Hawthorne)
i*
n
deal
of
snobbery
in
tho
world
less
poisonous
than
rattlesnakes."
|
him
as
one
of
he
most
delightful
Ninctcon-twenty-fivo is pretty well on its way now. How
rhen you go shopping, tall thorn
The interesting thing i* the f of orators', who put* into what ho which expresses itself In many
p o sito r w h o starts w id i
about
the resolutions, and their keeping?
, you saw their ad in The Sonproof that in the vegetable world ha* ho infrequently snid in public ways. Tho proper answer to any
That’s the trouble with most of us and our resolutions. there are lights no bitter as in the a quality of whimsicality which such di-play is that which is found
Hernld.
a m o d est balance.
-------- o--------Wo “keep” them in our daily lives. It isn’t always our faults, world of what we nre pleased to sots* hi* speeches apart from the In theuo words. If one choso to
Tin Cnhb seems to ho having either that wo fail to use good resolutions. In our “great cal1 “intelligent thought."
tieat it very seriously it might be
i ordinary run of public addresses.
nuch troublo to keep alive n:i
The latest of hir. utterances wa* made the basis of a discussion of
moments” we sometimes aim higher than our limited capa THE NEW Yorjc Morning World a response
k Twain did.
to a toast nt a banquet the whole problem, of human rylorf T
— • • ------ -o—•-----‘
bilities can attain. New Year’s Resolutions adopted at Such will increase Its price front tw ' - U”*M ”* 'l
tlmnhlp*.
• ■■
“ v « i S •ffT'-J
♦k-'
m't expect miracle* to happen times seldom become rules lo go by.
()r.o of the chief obstacle* in tho
to three cents.
The suffirien. .
lanford. If you want to get
reason is that the white paper on erature and the press. In the way of attaining tho full measure
But what of some of those commonsense resolutions that which
hing, you will have to give
to printed cord* a half course of hi* remarks lie found of human brotherhood, of unity and
would help to make you happier? What about some of the million itdollar*
ithing.
a year more than it possible to suggest rather clearly j fellowship, to the spirit which i*
-------- o--------commonsense “I Wills” that will give you better health? the gross sale prfco nt two cent*. the present vogue for reminis- expressed in the reported attitude
le end of the world l* at hand. What about the ones that will guide you to better habits of The public will pay three cents cences and to take some sly ahois of Barrie at the moment of colllMrs. Pnnkhurst. Well, It may
for the kind of newspaper it at present style* in literature, th n t1aion. When any sort of conflict
)r her, but we’ve got a nine- thrift and to better habits of intelligent generosity?
wants, and does not demand that mark him an unusually keen ob- comes, friendly or otherwise, each
it really does not matter much if a number of days have the
■nr lea*o on a piece of prepj party to it seems to assume a pose
burden of additional server.
which wo refuse to give up.
A
purely
fictitious
account
of
a
of superiority and to .forget for
passed since the proper date for making “New Year’s Resolu cotit entire
be nut upon business men
---------o--------meeting with Robert Louis Steven-1tho time that t o fa r as God known
tions".
You
can
begin
today
and
vow
some
vows
worth
keep
that
advertise.
i Kelley, newspaper man
son ha* already found it* wuy out i all men nre equal,
ling the winter a t Hollywood, ing. You can adopt, for instance, a resolution that every day
of the speech and i* circulating J Barrie Is the Inst cf men to act
QUALITY,
NOT
price,
is
the
de
a newspaper reporter Is the in every way you are going to try to add some happiness to
among
some newspapers a* a hit of snobbishly, and his bttie fiction i*
st of God'* creatures
No the world. If you get a-going strong on that course, you will mand. Tho Cosmopolitan Maga actual hbtnry. in it Sir James only a takeoff on a common human
zine had 250,000 circulation at ten gives n very valuable suggestion, frailty. It i* a good thing to re-It
paper reporter has yet disI his statement. — Tlmes- find that every day you are building up happiness for your cent* when this writer negotiated however, that might well receive member, however, )thut however
self.
its purchase from John Urtobon particular attention.
insignificant tho person may bo i
l.
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You can also resolve to do your “daily dozen” without fail, Walker. It has 1,100 000 circu He relates that he wa* hurrying with whom we may come in con
>nch scientist* ure said to have to uat sensibly, to drink plenty of water, to avoid worry, and lation now nt thirty-five cent*. to hi' classes in the University of tact, after all, God made him, and
The money ha* been put into tile Edinburgh when a* he wa* going i because of that, ha:*, certain divine
ted a radio receiving set that
io carried in an umbrella. It to work with a vim. You rnn determine to be more thrifty, minutes after his older brother,
across a street he ran into another potentialities that those in a pnsiy a m atter of time until non- to stop wasting "little things”, to stop buying Htuff for it.
wuyfarer. Ho stopped and glared tion of superior opportunity,should
ilo broadcasting stations and which you have no use. You cun every day put u little money
at the person into whom he had run, help him to develop.
ON PAVED STREET
THE NEW Year curiosity inter
pocket receiving sets will be aside for the "sinking fund” which you nre building for some
esting
to
women
is
thus
announc
a rage.
wor t hwhi1e in ves tm en t.
ed, "Twins Born in Different
-------o ——
When tho year In young, new resolutions nre easy to make Years.” One, Thomas Daniel, was
:een different shades of rouge
A DREAM COMING TRUE
now been perfected and nre And they can be resolutions that you nre strong enough to horn in ,n24- hi" brother,
ASHEVILLE CITIZEN
I, It won't ho long before it keep, if you have learned to be master of your will.
wn?
^
rn
*"
‘Y?
ho.ur"
on<l
cr’
s
..Mi.
mniutca after his older brother.
*< psstble to trace the “home
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e r ’ by means of the “lady
The municipal golf link* had now more music; the Pack Library of
on the coat lnpel us easily us
MAN IS a captive animal deprived by civilization of the
THERE IS another new plan been in operation four years in Asheville had trebled it* number
c finger print* on the door- opportunity to keep well by ranging over the wilds and catch for teaching little hoys how to Asheville. Tho 18-hole, course was of books and everybody had more
grow up. This to the “ Knight- | crowded every good golf day and time for reading nnd digesting what j
ing bis food with his own swiftness of leg and snatching hood”
plan, to teach little boys | the spread of the golf habit had they read. In short, there wii3!
* sail to way, but tbc United hands.—R. W. Childs.
nn'
chivalry and guide them away stimulated the building of several much real culture u* well
» nnd Great Britain, in tho
additional private links. The city money.
from evil,
r of war debts, arc pushing
The Swnnnonon valley had b e -!
It's a good plan, presumably, cournc and the moderate-price ho
REALTOR
friend France much harder
bat it is possible to overdo scheme tel* were each season bringing come an industrial center, part o f ;
hey are pushing their cnemv
increasing
numbers
of
desirable
it
a
residential
center;
all
around
;
A
WRITER
TO
WED
nnd plans for showing boy* how to
my.—Ocala Star. And wnnt
visitor*. On .Saturday* through the in adjacent counties clayworkers
net nnd think.
PALM BEACH POST
Firsl Nulionnl Bunk Buildin?.
■nd France’s attitude toward
summers tho banks, store* nnd nnd miners were creating new |
They
need
some
time
in
which
iny’s war debt to her?
to think exactly in their own way. other business establishments de wealth for the country and now
Rooms 501-r»02. Phone 95
—----- o-------It i . announced that Rupert Before whom nil men stoop and It is the thinking that a hoy doc* clared an absolute half holiday and bank balances for themselves. R u-1
lames Montague can crib Hughe: , who is u journalist nnd a
Asheville
people
of
all
group*
had
rnl
schools
were
open
eight
months
1
Sales
Force
Miss Rubs Williams, Mr. R. L. Shii
lend to altar* hymenal,
on hi* own account and of his own
ieorge Ado. we can crib from writer and tin editor—if there be
lenrned how to loaf, piay and in- in the year and the country high 1
free
will
that
counts.
Placing
her
hand
to
their
mouth*
'or there i* no doubt that any distinction among these terms
golfer i, school*
were center* of a whole
LitUe' Newton”"caVto11 a dull boy. ^
their soul*. A local golfer
*
and covering them
with
ent Coolldge, looking out —is about to wed. From all that
some and vigorous community life.
kisses!
was
thinking
out
me
law
oi
g
> window nnd seeing Sena we have been able to see and ab
Most of the I By installation of a central heat,n Follette anil Ilrookhart sorb in thl* connection, there to no Later they take the bootblack and Ration. Napoleon, called a sulky suburlm had been taken into the ing system, Asheville had rid itknock her arms* the thresh boy at hi* military school, wa* city; the last census found u pop- self of soft coal smoke. The na' would remark that there ninn who ha* any more right to
old—
making plan* that surprised his I ulatiou of 75,000.
ot of strangers In town lato- Starve n woman than ail editor. The
tional forest* hud a large summer
teachers
later. Let children A- 1 Agriculture had become cco- population; there were hundreds]
Thu*
will
it
ever
he.'
Before
the
example* are many, if not super
LONE, at least part of the time. nomicnlly independent through co- ] of rummer camp school* for hoys
nuptial* ure over
fluous, For this very renaon there
If Orlando follows the ox- nre but U few umnng tho crowd* Man l* glad t<> stoop to worship the
operative marketing nnd the board- nnd girls. Western North Carolina |
FERRF.RO. .ITALIAN historian ing of tourists in the summer tim e,thud gone far toward* realizing its!
of Lakeland nnd extends lb of human angel* who are willing
maid of hi* choice.
nits proportionately, we can to take the chance for u lifetime After the parson lias uttored th" is amazed, unnecessarily, at the There vvus, of course, more wealth destiny ns u great playground and 1a * ll* B" ,*®!,®*n *1* ,,aaH N itno*aaaasw BuisuaaM Bua*K a>*1
that money controls the *o in Western North Cnrolinu und it a satisfying place in which to live *
j Kissimmee court houne for on the hush ami potato qtie*tion
prayer a t tho
gnishing fart
called civilised world, nnd that the 1was better apportioned. There was {all the year.
e court and the Sanford clt- by linking her chain of wifely af
touches,
T iustice for a town hall,— fection (on an editor; nnd it nmy Come* the realization that she selfish money interest of nations i
n Reporter-Star. When that truthfully be said that any writer
must to him stoop e’er nfter. prevents abolition of the deadly |
to pas* such an extension of who can induce any girl to marry Woman,
wo worship thru ever. At traffic in opium.
nit* would make Orlando a him I* getting more than he de
He says, "The moral conscience
REFORM HIM FIRST
thy feet in spirit contrite
burhun development of San- serves. und he may rest assured Acknowledged
ourselves the slave* of the world must be profoundly
GAINESVILLE SUN
low when u ntnall number of vile |
that the niruir is caused by love,
to
the
wave
of
thy
poignant
—o—
trader* are able to sway thq counand not riches; and that the same
centre,
the first time in a thousand self-: aerificing girl never will have Linking the haso to the pure—oh. ails of tuitions.”
Many a well meaning but mis rolf up, pay the penalty the law ■
the Pope received n boxer it thrown up to her that site took
Persistency wins. Men and w o m e 1
All government* are ruled by guided girl marries a man whose should determine, and perhaps.
scalawag*
thnt
we
bet
le Papal Palace the other him on just for self aggrandize
money, more or less.
Govern
habits are bad, with the mistaken
who are anxious to get ahead do n
Crotty, somewhat subdued—the
The Pope wa* much inter- nient, geu -gaws, baubles, kill car-1
ment* are controlled by the most idea that she cun reform him. And j lover,
the
great
lover
and
no
lon-j
n all that Johnny Dundee lers nnd the Lord know* what not. |
Contemporary Comment
powerful men.
They get what this brings many a poor woman | ger the bandit—agreed. With just I
side track saving, b u t put it on th
ell of hi* career nnd proJust what n girl is thinking]
they
want,
and
they
want
money
to sorrow nnd grief. If there is j the touch of a swagger he walked
Hi* Holiness doe* not dif- I
main line for success. An account
when she goes through with
No man got on Easy street by usuully.
any possibility of reformation In ; into police headquarters and told
th nil other broadminded about
a
marriage
ceremony
with
an
edj
betting
on
the
other
fellow’s
game,
a man let him reform before be j them of the ten hoid-up*. The
with lhe Seminole County Bank wiJ
* In that boxing I* one of itnr well would be worth knowing, 'G r e e n v ille Piedmont.
YOU SEE money displaying it* marries.
police
had
heard
something
about1
it exermeu for developing Tor there i* no certainty gunrnti_____
power in tho fight to uphold child
help you accomplish splendid result4!
The St. Petersburg Independent ] these and were pleased to meet
sclcs of young men.
may eat, uW hse ! Thl, hi(th(l!,t ,,x|,in8ivo „„ , arth labor here in the United States. give* nn incident showing the wis-JCrotty—the Crotly, remember, who
* ,,IJ
11
j is made by uniting n selfish man The Statu of Massachusetts dis dom of one girl.
: was never caught, but gave him self1
4t In terest Paid on Savings
itomobiJo accident on a loneCrotty found a girl whose name 'up und went to the reformatory so
in North Carolina the other Thu* is the way of life. Woman with a woman who hn* a quick graced itaelf by failing to ratify
of creation tho noblest,
a Constitutional Amendment that he will not reveal though the heav- that *when
L ~ ‘ he cunie out he might
' tamper,—Nashville Tennessean.
Accounts
ulted in the death of n lxwould enable Congress to protect ens fall. He told her with consid* marry
_ the ...girl who did not think!
ur old boy. A collie dog, Emblazoning the day of misfortune
nnd bearing the weight of j Because a girl is easy to look nt children. Y o u / will see nthir gusto of hi* adventures; but she [banditry nice,
ly companion of the boy,
■
the world;
showed no
enthusiasm.
She
Good girl; wise girl. Stick to
„ I
| h> no indication that she is easy States do the *nmo.
(though badly oruiu-d and
thought that holding people up was 'her, Crotty. The chnnces are many I
glut the night kept u jgneiy Mode from tho rib of man, but to look after. A*k inn, *he know*.
the rllninx of all creation.
New Orleans Times Picayune. | MR. GREEN, new head of the not pice nnd told Crptty so. prot- lp> one that she to worth it. Tto*!
r the side of hi* dead ruu*| American Federation of Luton ty wanted to marry;i but tho girl j moral, to nqyer marry a man to
is continued howl* finally Woman, tho queen of tho world,
uniting with man with made
„ ri__ __...
U him
.........
. aid but it was too lute,
of th~amendment.!insiiled that he’must'first fefona. ,rwArn1 nhn, bu reform
first;
No one can he more annoying to urge* support
Sanford, Fla.
of mud
is something strangely
and wo- ■
■o man in this noble profer.*ion He will iearn something about the 'Ho even agreed to reform; but the [and it is one that girl.*—
iq that uijoclatlon between Woman, the morning, star in tbc then u pcriou with nlpntv of time. , power of motley, apd,wl>«t Ipp-iK iU wa* a wise uns lie must not ;uen u* well—might well keep in ■
-J - i-.ruT ■- .rM o.-i i
galaxy of the ago*,
1 master.
—*Ct>)umbu3 Ohio State Journal. Inens whun it ■doesn't w ort ifc JawJeydy reform, but he m ustgive hiin-r mind.
rm « B « w « « H M x a n a a H M a R a a n E a a 3 a ;!fla a a a i:a * a a « M
W
FIRST NATIONAL RANK
S e v e n L ot;
TWENTY FIVE HUNDRED
CASH
E. F. LANE
ON THE MAIN LINE FOR
i
tti'
_
_________
Seminole County
Bant
�r
1""'Ti •» T"
• / } \1 / ( r
ST. AGNES GUILD HOLDS IMPORTANT
BUSINESS MEETING MONDAY
m i n i btiiintws
* i Woman a
an address
^Bume of the Glen
jrserie»;*~"
*
Caldwell will cntertaday Bridge Club.
hursday. if
reek Bridge Club will
a Wllkey.
5Neighbors Wll meet
lie Hall at 8 o'clock,
j r meeting and the
[tion of officers with
.r S.- W- v - Aojtiliary
rat tho American Lcg' P /M . f 1
Side Paront-Tcachcrs
ipects Thursday a t 3
10 school.
The. regular-meetlfifr of the St.
Reservations,' Mrs. B. F. Per
Agnes Guild wait held Monday a ft kins, Mrs.. S. M, Lloyd,
ernoon a t the .home of M
Kitchen, Mrs. J. N. Robson, Miss
Miharik with .
Brenda Morrison, Mrs. Tom Day.
Mrs^T*. M. Kin*
es.
A feocial hour followed the bus
The by-incps
pled
the first ,part of the af __,_oon at iness session at which, time a de
Which time;
Mrd, Earl Fields
;
,
was lightful salad course was served.
appointed delegate and Mrs. Tom „.Th0 ,e present were, Mrs. Earl
Owen alternate to the convention Fields, Mrs. Chris Mathews, Miss
to be h eld 'at Daytona, Jan. 20. A Marie Totnran, Mrs. A. II. Bree
number of the entire!i calendars den, Mrs. J. N. Robson, Miss An
were sold arid plans were completed r i0 Bell Day, Mrs. Julius Takash,
for a card party to be given Jnn. Mrs. Clark Leonardy, Mrs. How23, a t the Betty Ann Tea Room. ard Overland, Mrs. Tom Owbn, Mrs.
Tho committees. Rta:"
IV*. ?" ^ ea^» Mra- P. M. King, Mrs.
Decorations. Mrs. A. R. Key, Mildred Peabody, Mrs. Tom Day,
Mrs. Earl Fields, Mrs. W. S. Leak, Mrs. R. W. Poarman, Mrs. William
Mrs. Fred Daiger.
Bclding, Sirs. A. R. Key and Mrs.
Refreshments, Mrs. Clark Leon- Fred Daiger.
ardy, Mrs. R. W. Penrman, Mrs.
The next meeting will be the an
Howard Overland, Mrs. Mildred nual silver tea a t the homo of
Peabody.
Mrs. J. N. Robson on the SanfordTallies, Mrs, B. F. Whitncr, Jr, Orlando Road, with Mrs. Robson,
Miss Sarlta Lake, Miss Mario Tot-1 Mrs. Peomion and Miss Totman'
m an.
1!ns
ns hnutpomi
hostesses.
Friday
PERSONALS
Harrison Chapter of
' wifill ipeewwith J lr s .
ibop. -V
i.u
,
of here, U to undergo
renovation sines It was eH
the Spanish padres in 179
rnlmlon contains historic i
and an anejeut gravtryar
monuments bearing the nr
some of the men who- opet
gates to western dvilizati
After tho complete restot
Carmel Mission,, in-Moptwy
ty, in which the famous pad
ipeto Berra, is'buried, Shi
Bautista Mission, In , S*fi
county, w as rehabilitated. '
Joi'e Mission IS'next1Oil f
gram.
There nre 21 old Span!
sions in California, separate
one another by about 35 t
day's journey in the otd tinu
preservation committee is
by Secretary of Commerce '
Hoover and Joseph R. Kn
Oakland publisher.
January Schedule
Of County Nurse
•
■■ —
Miss Ahby Doudney, county
nurse, announces her schedule
of school visits for the remaind
er of the month as follows:
Poala .— — Monday, Jan. 12
Lake Mary ... Monday, Jan. 12
Oviedo
Tuesday, Jan, 13
Geneva ...... Wednesday, Jan. 14
Osceola, .... Wednesday, Jan. 14
Lyman ----- Thursday, Jan. 15
Lake Monroe .... Friday, Jan. 10
Chuluotn ----- Monday. Jan. 19
E. S. Primary, Tuesday, Jan. 20
W. S. Primary, Wednesday,
Jan. 21
South Side Primary, Thurs
day, nnd Friday Jan. 22-23
Sanford ......... Week of Jnn. 20
I" — ■ ■ im arn ■- 1n '■ »'» -
— —
HI■!» I»m>ii i
H. 8 . POND
Over 'Woodruff Jfc W an
Mr. and Mrs. Baumel
E n tertain W ith Dance
TYPEWR2TE1
AUY----- SE L L ------Clean— It r e a ir
I*bnne SZ.H
Mr. nnd Mrs. Snm Baumel grac
iously entertained at the Country
Club Tuesduy evening with n bridge
party and dance ns a celebration
of their fifth wedding anniversary
also honoring Miss Flora Zelmcnovitz their lovely hotisa guest.
The club wus beautifully deco
rated with feathery bnmboo, dombia nnd an abunduncc of roses.
Through the early part 'of the
evening bridge was played. Mrs.
J. IL llintcrm ister for high score
nnmng the ladies was presented a
two stran string of pearls. Mrs.
Tom Jones won n leather vanity
for low score. J. II. HintermAtP"
won an nlligntor bill folder for
high score among the gentlemen
and Archie Betts a box of'h an d
kerchiefs for low score. C. E. MeGeo was awarded u cross word
puzzle book fo r the cut prize.
Delightful refreshments of two
courses were served at the conclu
sion of the game.
To the music furnished by the
Brockhahn’s orchestra dancing was
enjoyed to u late hour. Attractive
and unusual favors added to the
Mr., and Mrs. R. T. Hunt an
Mr3. Bessie G. Baxter oT Snra
nounce tho birth of a son Jnn. 5. toga Springs, N. Y., is a winter
tfialurday'
guest of Chuluotn Inn.
Mrs. R. E. Sonlo of Sarasota is
at ■fO'bVlfl
tho guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Mr. ond Mrs. C. D. Brumlcy of
HKMuilc Club v. rill Donald .Smith.
Chuluotu spent Monday in San
-THCTO*. TiOB£ CP HANDSOME SPANISH SHAWLS VfORN B / Jl/UA FAYE
ck.
ford.
Mr. and Mr;. William C. Erick
'JU Ii: Spanish shawl Is a thlug of lovely women. And It Is something week brings forth now creations,
Jot®
son have returned from their hon
Mr, nnd Mrs. W. M. Scott and
eymoon trip.
Miss Louise Snrles returned re
(rent beauty ar.;l n joy far that every woman wants, and, in- norno of them actually signed by
iked, Homothlng that every fn*ja- well known artiste. Their decora
llcndanco of the mcmcently from n motor trip to Miami.
cy. r. It la in a c!a*s wi.h exquisite ionailo woman should have.
Enst Side Pnrenttions run from tropical junglo 50 Cross Word Pti
Mrs. 0. W. Dougins nnd son
$ 1.55 Bust paid
pi.ec i of hr.'uln.nTTe law , old diver,
ssociatjon is requested Kenneth returned to their homo in
Julia FayU, ono of the P ara licence, through F.gyptlnu patterns
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh E. Adams,
A complel
|y afternoon a t 3:00 Savannah, Go., after a very pleas of Tnmpa but former residents of
P..;..!ey, and oil .'trt* of treasure mount players featured in Cecil Ik of rlartlinjr anil prlmltlVo beauty,
of cm ’]
Is is tho first meeting ant visit with Mrs. A. C. Williams. Sanford are spending a few days
to
the
delicate
traceries
of
JapanDcMillo’s
newest
picture,
"Feet
of
thr.i is kept In one's family.
bound w"
year ond there nre
at the Valdez Hotel,
Clay," is tho proud possesror of eso art.
trnetiv
It
ia
worth
ita
weight
in
gold.
irs of importance for
Miss Gladys llinswanger the a t
Then there arc the georgette
two Spankh shawlo. Thcco nhe has
cover; in
By
its
weight
cf
embroidery
is
it
tractive guest of Miss Itubn Wil
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B. Williams
draped into 11 picturesque costume. shawls that every woman can
a Venus
judgrd and priced; hy tha length Ono shawl is draped inlo a straight make for herself. They arc of
liams left Monday for her home have an their g u ilts George D.
The iiag;
NOTICE.
in Atlanta.
of its fringe 13 it judged and lined gown and tho other forms a doublo layers, sometimes of the
Williams nnd Walter Williams of
I)*j
priced; und last, hut not least, by thawl-cape. Tha colorings nro of nnmo color, and somct|me.t with
Mt. Vernon, III.
Spend
o'
T. U. will hold Its
J. L. Tlcklo of Virginia who has
the beauty of ita design nnd color the moat brillinnt scarlets nnd ono layer of ono :ihndo and the
irofltabl;
nt tho home of Mrs. been visiting Mrs. W. J. Akers
Mrs. Irn B. Davis who was oping 1b it judged and priced. And, pinks und magentas nnd greens.
mprovim
other layer of another. In tho cir
ley 7 nt 200 E. Fifth on Celery Avenue left Monday for
mind. I
of courno, the older it Is, tho more
cle
above,
ono
layer
of
tho
georg
In
tho
sketch
nt
tho
lower
loft
of
J:30 o’clock Wednesday Tampa.
pcVn'SdiTwfm “K S f r nl
tlvc-educi
is
its
valuo
enhanced.
tho above layout, a hand-painted ette is wine color nnd tho other
Inc ra n ifo tta S r.1 W *
Tl"--ro
nr. nUoinllnir.
Tho ladies of tho city
T hcno
Its conventional iloral design shawl is shown, with n fu r collar. tnngbrinc, with appliqued design
kordinlly invited to ntMr. nnd Mrs. Frank Losaing an
w 11 r d 1
cannot bo improved upon. I ti col Hand-painted shawls lika this nro of n deep purple, sown on with gold will add countless words t
nounce the birth of a son on Jan.
A congenial party reluming
orings cannot bo more brilliant, becoming more ur.d moro popular threads.
vocabulary. Order NOW .
3, who will be named I-awrence Monday from a motor trip to
its silk more heavy or lustrous. It and artists of unto nro turning
NOTICE.
At the right a long, wide, hrtl- convinced! Send your or
Hughart Lossing.
[Jacksonville were, Arthur Yowell,
H a i eidwork of exquiLile beauty their thoughts and genius to great lian Roman shawl is shown, auih once. The first volumueriQ
Edward Hlq^ins, Roy Bowers and
lighters of Wesley will
make you a fan anil get yoi
Miss Sara Wurren Ensterby who Boy Hardin of Orange City.
It is lho loveliest wrap for nil ing new designn for them. Every ns ia purchased In Italy.
class room nt 8 o'clock was operated upon for appendi
for the next noriea. Send
order, express or cashier’s
ironing.
citis at the Fcrnald-Lawton Hos Presbyterian
Church LONDON. Jan. 7.—Sir Roderick What tho White House needs is "I'm never in tho right place nt Environment is n wonderful We will uliip GOD If you don
pital,. Monday, Is Improving very
tY STORY HOUR
Jones, chairman of Reuters, the nn attic in which to store the the right time," remarked the thing. Think b£ ho winnny pnr- ehurge yon th** postage.
nicely.
To Have MissionStudy M.
British news agency, in a recent useless things people give the eoilego sheik ns lie read i<f tho c its have been broadened by a r Sl'M flAL OFFER. .Wo wii
por tpald Berios 1—2—3 $4.0
to The Spectator, urging sup
iry will hold its regular
The Presbyterians nre to con letter
DAnWALCOm*. Dept.
port of tho journalism courses of, president for their own publicity il gills adrift In a liouuo bonk— noemtiug with tlieT:' children.—
ir next Saturday inurn- Fam ily Reunion Held
duct a School of Missions during !.thc University of London,* pay* ij, /.ihirwusvtb—1Toledo Blade.
Yurk,
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Ii(i!ivln>by Rogi.iiu*.... .
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o'clock, when iMrs. 8. On New Y ear’s
the month of January according warm tribute to the educational,
Ilscr will give a very enof American journalism^
Irogram. AH aro invited
One of the most onjoyablo af to un announcement made Wed standard*
"During each of my visita to thq unBoanHHHBaanaBuiteinccjauiai(UiiHUMUuuMisiiuMa«iiMUHB'iuaaaaiiEiuxsc.Mii.iiuMiuuiKUKa«i:uBMuariuu ;r.::i»nkisrai:au2 £:sc
fairs given on New Year's day wu.i nesday. The meeting will be held United
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tho sumptuous turkey dinner giv Wednesday night nt 7:30 o’clock. who recently
visited America on a
NOTICE
en by Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Cobb nt China will he studied.
Groups tour uround the world, “ I have
their home on West First Street.
from tho “Men of the Church", the been Impressed by the high educa n V
[will be n board meeting
Following the dinner a delight Auxiliary,
nnd the Christian En tion standard of young American ■ JL
11 Ho Harrison' Chapter V. ful drive over the city was enjoyed
deavor
Societies.
Tho Inst school journalists. They uro recruited, I ■B vX
R. at 0 o’clock Thursday and kodak pictures were taken of
of
Missions
wns
conducted
in Oct find, in increasing numbers front " V
ime of Mrs. A. T. Rossi-1 the family,
i.
ober.
the several universities which dcV sii V
full attendance is requeatCovers were laid for Mr. and
Sunday
was
a
fine
day
at
tho
d : :;<SjTc
vote
themselves,
in
pr.rt,
to
the
Mrs. Claude C. Cobb and two sons Presbyterian Church. Fourteen training of men for newspaper ■ V
Cjnude Jr., und Walter, of Winter
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tCIATION EXPRESSED Park. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry P. Cobb, were received for membership. In work.
cluded
in
this
number
were
one
or
"The
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experience
of
these
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Utnr Society of AH Souls and Robert A. Cobb and son Tom which there was no local Presby sive and enlightened' Journnlimn ■
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over here, has been tin* pion
for tjie many generous do- Cobb.
intention of joining the church la eer in this as in muny other educa ■A
glven towards ' the bazar
ter in the month, it is announced.
tional activities."
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ON COATS AND DRESSES
Jo the rush of the Christ"» Av
Hldays this expression of
Special Loi F o r (Thursday) lo r $29.00
Jtmn and gratefulness is
ut none the less genuine. Trip From Paris to Timhuctoo
Si
^1tar Society, by Mrs. Frank
Consumes
12
Days,
Takes
si
president.
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Traveler Over Jumps by
J
Britishers P r a i se
Graduates Of U. S.
Journalism Schools
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TRAVELERS FIND
TOURIST TRAIL IN
SAHARA DESERT
IndMrg. Gray Give
;htful Card P arty
Hall Boat, Special Autos
PARIS, Jan. 7.—The Sahara Ex
press, a bi-weekly service which
lightful party of Monday will be inaugurated next month,
was the card party given
nnd Mrs. Benjamin R. Gray will tuke the traveler from Paris
g Airs. J. C. Stapler who to Timbuctoo in 12 days.
r children nre leaving SatiThe trip from Paris to Colombjoin Mr. Stapler in Pa- Bcchnr, via rail to Marseilles, boat
vhero they will make their to Algiers and rail to Culomb.
home.
Rechar will occupy three days.
o were three tables of cards:
The first stage of tint trek
If*ago und L, E. Rlotte muk- through the desert from Colontbhigh scores for'which they Bechar to Beni-Ahlms, is over a
warded lovely prizes,
distance of 200 kilometers, 50 of
elicious salad course was which will bo covered in caterpil
following the game.
lar automobiles uml 150 in cars
ie present were: Mr. nnd with wheels. The second dny in
’red p. Strange, Mr. and the desert ends at Tiiuoudi, 170
Ik Little, Miss Ercel Little, kilometer* from Benl-Abhas, the
d Mrs. E. E. Page, Mr. nnd entire distance being covered in
laau.*!, G. Waits, Mr. and caterpillar cars. Adrur, with its 1
( . Stapler and sons, James, •1,000,000 date trees and fortified I
nd Oliver, L. K. Riette, Mr. town looking like a medieval fo rt-1
rs. Gray.
. ,
re: s, 250 kilometers away from Tl-»
moudi, is tho terminus of tho third i
in the desert.
H enry E ntertains dayRegular
automobiles with wheels
be used on the third day ns
licate B ridge Club will
well as on the fourth, which pro
vides for a jump of 150 kilometers
. G. E. Ilcnry delightfully from Adrar to Ouallcn, through th •
'■'cd tl;e Tuesday Duplicate Tanczroilft, the native name “for
it iu^r hoi*e on Magnolia land of thirst and fear.” On the
fifth day- 510 kilometers will he
jiettias were attractively us- negotiated in cars with wheels,
> emoting. Tho high scores through the same desolate coun
iiode by Mrs. H. U. Lewi®, try, ending at Tesiailt. The sixth
■‘""•g.- W. Knight. Mrs. J. day will be devoted to resting at
and Miss' Wilkey.
Tezsalit; on the seventh day the
h*‘ conclusion of the game cars will cover 280 kilometers to
►
her daugh-tens assisted by
- ----------Tnbankort, und on the eighth day
iss Morcnce Henry served after a trip of 350 kilometers the
us refreshments,
Niger will be reached at Gao,
Tho last stage of the journey
members present were Mrs.
from Guo to Timbuctoo will be COO
kilometers on the Niger in river
,
Kalph Wight, boat*.
lal Wight, Mrs. George W.
Tourists will not have to sleep
it. Mrs. Fred Wulsma and in the open: ho|el3 are being put
J - Benson. Mrs. R. It. up at each terminal point in the
apd -Mis* Y/ilkoy substituted desert for their accommodation.
wtn t members.'.
At Bcnl-Abbas they will be quar
tered In a palace on the edge of
sly man outgrows all 1 of b b a cliff; the old castle a t Adrar will
beliefs except the one thut be plucgd. at thair disposal and
1 lick Wall Street,—- Rochest- at- 0 the n.Ta;p a : Timhuctoo.
aso Union.
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Elizabeth Spencer, famous for lu?r voice the
country over, will appear in a specially selected
program.
This appearance of tho famous soprano con
stitutes the musical event of tho season. The
assisting artist is Lucilu Collette, pianist.
What makes this concert of more than usual
importance are several numbers in which Miss
Spencer will compare her voice with its KeCrcation by Mr. Edison’s new, phonograph.
Tomorrow Evening—Jan u ary Stli.
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Wo have arranged that a number of Sanford
people may have special complimentary invita
tions. Cal), write, or telephone for them. Only
a few reservations remain. They will be issued in
order of application.
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nicely tailored. Dresses are Crepe Hut ins, heav; Canton. All new
mid winter styles. Sizes from 10 to II. Sale price.
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Races.To Be ResumedWorkers'To Save
Slant Finn Athlete Shines
I American Debut When
t | Decisively Beats -Best
unericmi Runners; Ritola
[flkmR Those Conquered
ADISON SQUARE CARDEN,
r York, Jan. 7.—Less than two
rs after he had beaten the pick
Itaerlcan talent in a mile race
rtiich he shattered two world’a
rtfs, I’aavo Nurmi Tuesday
it wDund up his American in; dotrnt with another world's
Til victory in the 5,000 metre
1at
tho Finnieh-Amerjcan
bm tl decisively conquered his
itryman, WilDa Ritola in the
thing exhibition of his epic
om uneo and clipped ten seej .front the world’s record for
) metres set by Jole Ray in
..Nurmi’s time was 14:44 3-5.
Ii Lt previous race, Nurmi not
broke the world’s indoor mile
ffl but was announced as styntg ' tho 1,500 meter mark on
ray to triumph,
mil won by throe yards from
Kay, former American mile
plan. In one of the greatest
r races over held and clipped
Lnecond, from the former recCnsilc "by Ray In 1919. Tho
s time was' four minutes, 13
ecnnds.
tin! conquered one of tho
it fields over gathered togeti America, nnd in demonstrnthat he hud lost none of his
lye., Piympig speed in Ids
^DAYTONA BEACH, Jan. *C.—
Arrangcmcnta vrern perfected to
day' for the resumption, Suturday
ABILENE, Kan’., Jan. 6. — To
,vb at lesat" 10 per cent or nla
afternoon of winter automobile
.racing on the record eatnbUshing j iy is one of the duties of ovety
uploye of the Brown utilitldr, InOr moait-Seabreeze-Daytona Beach
reit5( whoa? headquarters is
course, lid s in in honor of the
'sc'. C. E. Tfrown, president of
250 rc-jiMWitatlvefl of the New
York I.i?? Insurance
meeting at the Clarendon Hotel 140f} cmpi0yeSi from office boy to w
and with 10 littjrnatiohnil** known mnnagor, to "he thrifty, and th e rv -jj
dOver*, headed by Sig H augdahl,' fore contested.’’
ifl
tho hour record holder, p n rtid p at-1 “Give mo a man with a family
inU2 3ll|t| nil'] Ml <1
will
played irtMbnke W(Mo»‘ on u return
cohtent fbr the orth played hens
shortly before the Christmas hoi*
idnys. The Lake Wales' aggrega
tion is composts! of a number of
men who have hod good records
in the rage game in various col
leges. Htctson won from the team
when it came to DeLand, but since
thnt time it is understood that
the La Vo Wales team has had consirirraid,] pructice end is now in
much better condition.
Friday the Stetson boys will try
their strength against the strong
Turn pa Imps combination in the
Tampa Y. M. C. A. in what is
expected will be the strongest con
test of the Week. The Imps hnve
been for several yenrs among the
strongest (Ives in tho slate and
promise to give the Green and
White of Stetson a good game.
Tho closing game of this first
road trip for tho DeLand boy:« will
be in St. Petersburg Saturday
W.
-tug *»
cd. M eeting arc to be
ttj&ithly hereaftet.
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Miami
held
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p o r k e r " said
i Blown. "On the other hand, a i - ; u
f though by.no means always,#tho tS
man who docs not have something n
New Race Track;
made. It is planned that thla will
be the fir.it time in tho history of
the state th at a largo truck meet
will be held on u beach.
A number of attractive cups will
be awarded the winners of the
events a t this track meet. If it
proven a success, another trnck
meet will bo held under the mtspiceu of the same organization ear
ly in Ainy to which alt amateur
track men In the state will bo in
vited.
Further information concerning
the invitation high school track
meet for thin spring will be sent
out in the noxt few week.t.
Coach Ossinaky Imn stated that
1m believes a track meet held on
the bench sltouM develop sonic new
time records for this state.
Radio Program
Prepare Colts For
51st Renewal O f
Kentucky Classic
Program for Jon. 8.
--------the slightest ekeuta for the shift." a
MIAMI, Jan. 7.—A speedway,: The compulsory savings system »
on.? and one-quarter miles in length was established two years ngo and H
to ho built on a 125 aero tr a c t1today virtually' every employe i.i a
of lund ir* r. suburb of Miami praising the plan, according to Mr. 3
nome time during next summer, i t 1Brown. Total savings of tho work* ’h
is annc mced here. The track will era exceed $150,000 a year. The «
La oval h. shape and tho plnnt is ; labor turnover has bccomo nsgU-,2
to co.-.f $500,000, it is Mid. Grand glide.
stand:) with a seating capacity f o r ! , The lowest man or woman saves j*
$3,000 -I i-sons will be erected in the most proportionately, a aufvcy «
connccUn rd th tho track which.»>y the committee shows. Most of m
will be cf wood construction,
h'f(her salaried officials aedreo- ■
a heavy iron railing around tho
®u^®*ded in putting aside Ihc *
outside edge.
t minimum 10 per cent. while some ■
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i<ri A i i t v l i i r s
i l l it
tiin u f
ti/n f f t
On pood residences.and iraproved buHinesa projOR,
Sanford. These Joans can Do.hiddo in Amount
,000.00 io :?100,0(10.00 for a term of 3 years, 5 ^
or ten years.
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Office -With Sanford Bond
CLEARWATER, Jan. 7,—Dudng ’their earnings.
tho period from Jan. 1 to Dec. IS,
PJcmvcther llldir.,
St. P etersburg-P ki'i •• tinder
1924, 021 marriage certificates
were Lined by County Judge John way f’.r construction of 51,000,01)0
TELEPHONE
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U. Bird of Pitiehas county. Judge municipal pier.
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M. A. McMullen, of circuit court,
Orlando—Nov/ firo otatlon op- j
granted 1C2 divorces during the
same time, according to court rec
ords. This represents one divorce
to every five marriages in the
niBB?i*wB»iuria*Mjaa!aai«is:a:ja<!aK>j«sxRaauMri»«».u««
county.
& Mortgage Cg
2nd St.
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PLAN NON-STOP SERVICE
WrtI—Ames (300) H:15 glen dub.
MIAMI, Jan. 7.—The Diamond
WEEI— Boston <.".03) 0 Sinfan- ,
Etiamtdiip Company in planning t i 1J|
Ians; (L.'.’O talks, dance, quintet; ;
inaugurate during this month a M
H orchestra.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Jnn. 7. - non-stop l!ireo-tl«y steamship set - 1g
WGIt—Buffalo (310) <1 music;
More than 150 of tho far tent threo- vice between Miami nnd New York,! 2
7:30 address.
SPECIAL PRICES
>r:.';r-eldH in the country probably it is learned here. A ropreseuta-, u
CNRC—Culgnry (430) 10 bed
will be nominated for tiic 51st lo live >»f the company hnr. been here jj
3
time tale, orchestra, rung.
in wal of the Kentucky Derby at armiging for docking space.
Churchill
Downs
next
Aiuy
18.
Last
WMQA—Chicago (4I7.5J <1 or
Ocala—(.'ornerstopfi laid for new
winter 174 entries w erj tamed for
gan, orchestra; 8:15 ccout talk; 0
$1(10,000
high school building.
the
$50,000
classic,
and
the
number
PHONE 548,
lecture; 0:15 mu.Jral.
FIRST STRI
Avon PurkJRcalty transfer con
of high class two-year-olds devel
WQJ—Chicago (448) 7-3 con
oped this Reason indicate:: ns many tinues active.
BauK aaranBaM H usaiisaKiiz& HtiM BM tiaEiuiiaBiiEJiaH M iM BaBatiaiism aM ilBaNaM iiN ai
cert, tenor, pinnlst; 10-2 pianoor more will hr in the race before
logues, entertainers.
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KYW—Chicago (530) 0:30 Un
February. Of the large number
cle Hob; 7 concert; 8 reading;
W IP—Philadelphia (509 C Un origina'ly made eligible, only rare
8:20 musical; 0:15 talk; 10 at
ly do more tliun a ccoru s ta .t in the'
d e Wip; 9.05 orchestra.
home.
WEAK- Pittsburgh (482) 8:30 b|g race.
WI.S—Chicago (345) 0:30 or
Lists of probable nominees a l
gan; 0:50-715 enterlaineis, oper Uncle Kuybec; 8:45 special; 7:30 ready
have made their appearance,
concert
etta
WKAQ--Porto Rico (280) 0:30 based upon the form race horses
WLW—Cincinnati (423 ) 0 con
I arc allowing, nml a large number
cert; 10 message; 10:03 concert; concert.
W')AI 3mt Antonia (385) 0:30 of two-year-olds of the 1924 meets
11 choir, instrumental trio, mel
orchMtr
a.
ody hoys.
K PO—San Francisco (423) 8:20
WSAI—Cincinnati (30‘J ) 8:00
Stimulus, throu sterling performers
ebimcsi 8:15 sextette, vinMnist; orchestra; 7j2(J .Jtjg, llcoth-r; ,9 prqjpmong Ahaid.joarlif : JuvuritoK
i>!,’hc«trai
10
nrgurt;
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entur0:15 pianist; 0:30 quartb'tj’llf Lings
while the names of Candy Kid.
tainoni, 12 hand.
12:30 orchestra.
Mother Goose, Single Foot, Star
WC1Y—Uclicncctndy
(3K0)
8:45
WEAO—Columbus (301) 7:00
Lure
and Swinging lire held higlf
i>c/<k eliiit, baritone, pianist; 7:30 by their
chimes, musical.
backers.
WFAA—Dnllns News nnd Jour organ; 10:20 organ.
Dine
Warbler,
Sugar,
KFOA—Settle (435) 8 concert; Kentucky Cardinal,Brown
nal (407 8:20 orchestra; 11 dance,
Lee O. Coiner,
WOC — Davenport (484) 7:20 | 8:45 program; 10:30 musical; 12:- Maud Muller, Sumpter, Hansard,
I 05 oi d iextra.
Sunny Man, Young Martin and
lecture; 0 orchestra; 11 dance.
V/ItC—-Washington (489) 8:00 many more of cast and west ore
WCX—Detroit Frco Press (513)
eanc 11; 7 talk; 7:30 talk; 8:30 con given a call.
7:30 musical.
The high cost of starting a horse
WWJ—Detroit News (613) 0:00 cert tria; 9:80 orchestra.
t ’NRW—Winnipeg (450) 8 bed in tho race, $500, und the daxr <f
i Murichlaon, in his second orrhostrn; 0 orchestra.
irolu) one world’s indoor
IIFKX—Hastings
(291) 9:30 time, pianist, vocalist, xylophon animals entered, are responsible for
ist. oichcRtra.
the comparatively few survivors.
id established another when orchestra.
away from tho 250 lector
KNX — Hollywood (337) 7:20
Murchison bent his nenr- children; 8 music; 10 features; 12
1, Eddie Farrell, by a dozen orchestra; 1 hizz.
act u mark of 29 seconds
KTIIS—Hot Springs (375) 8:30
distance nnd was clocked at concert.
yard mark in 22 2-5 secWHAS—Louisville Times (100)
iting his own former mark ,7:30 concert, talk.
5 ficcomlx, set in 1919.
K Fr—Los Angeles (409) 8:45
orchestra, talk; 10 instrumental
12 vocal.
KFSG— Low Angeles (278) 0:30
baptismal service; 11:15 band; 12
organ.
iOiig* Lease on Store Room
K IlJ—Lo.. Angeles Times (295)
8 orchestra; 8:30 children; 9:45
Suitable Eor lee Cream Factory
talks; 12 orchestra,
WCCO — Mlnneasolis-St. Paul
(117) 0:30 concert; 7:30 feed
talk; 7:46 health talk; lu prcljea(ral art.
CKAG—Montn al
(137) 7:30
GROVELANI)
FLORIDA
concert.
WNYU—New York (520) 8:35
sport <; 7 program; 9:35 progruin.
I WHN—New York (300) 0:10
I employment; 9:26 talk: 9:30 or
chestra; 10 dance; 1! entertainers,
orchestra.
WEAK New York (492) 0
service ; 7 lecture; 8 harmony
four; 8:20 choir; 10 orchestra.
WJZ -Mew York (455) 0 orcliI estra; 7:26 dance; 8 banquet; 8:15
| talk; 9 talk; 9:30 orchestra.
W1JBU—New York (273) 8 chirhid., roprr.no religious, violinist.
WOK — Newark (405) 0:15
| Spoil:’.
KGO —Oakland (312) 0 orches
tra; 10 pluy; 12 orchestra, solo, isln.
, WOAW—Omaha (520) 0 story;
. 0 :t’> orchestra; 9 program; 10:30
: frolic.
I
WA AW Omaha (278) 7:30-8
> bridge talk: 8:20 educational,
i
WFf—Philadelphia (395 ) 0 talk
. 7 talk; 7:20 recital.
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INCORPORATED
207 IL Commercial St
January 14-15
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Bring the 1'amiiv am! friends t<:
one of tiie BIGGEST Events ir
the history of Seminole County
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include uulnniuhile. Citrus fruits,
many other displays to nunterJOHNNY J. JONES midway ul<
in attendance.
COME ONE----- COME AL!
MAKE IT A HOLIDAY
SPEND IT AT LONGWOOD
The mo^t remarkable tobacco
ever offered to pipe smokers
— in quality, in value, in taste
Back about 1870, James N.Wellman which ju ff seemed to “go”w ith
developed a secret tobacco process a pipp- No one else ever knew
w liich w on i n f a n t and widespread his secret u n til wc acquired
favor. It yielded ajuller-bodied "Wellman’s Method’Vmd by i ts
richness, mildness andfragrance means \\\ite“QrangerRpugh Cut'
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Real Estate Brokers—All kinds of
j m a t * ( o r oaoproperty Hated and for sale. Of*
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We have money to loan on First
la r e stric te d to
Mortgage.—Sanford Bond and
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Ha n a d a Tha Ban*
Mortgage Co._______________
p ill ba responsible
J.
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Incorrect Insertion,
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lando, Florida, and F l o r a
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p r t i a n t a t l v a th e r SIGN PAINTING
w lth r a t e * rules
SANFORD SIGN SHOP—Right
lion, w ill *lv« you
urination. A nd If
pricess for
fo r signs cf all kinds.
w ill a ssist yo u In
PPER.
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w a n t ' a d to oiaka
______ at 1st S treet
Sanford Avenue
PHono 473-J.
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PAPER
HANGER—I.
L. Talbott,
[should f l u th a ir
painter and paper
hanger.
to ffie s sddraaa aa
Dtarns n u m b a r If- Phone 3511 Orlando road.
stilts. A bout one
tb o e s a n d baa*a
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Advertising
LEARN ABOUT Folk County and
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele1
gnuim. Best advertising medium in
South Florida Published mornings.
Star-Telegram, Lakeland. Fla.
OHIO—Xenia. Make your, salos
through the Xenia Gazette,
Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural
d istrict Want ad and display
rates on request
'sbiuV IcE SfATIfW .
[as, Oil, Tires, Acccssolervice with a smile. Elm
fst. Thone 447 L8.
Threo stations. Mag
d Second. First and Elm,
1-Avenue and 10th Street,
service.
3AUTY PARLORS
E II ARRIKt ! Marinelfo
f all kinds. Rain water a
y.
Old First National
iuildlng. phone 245,
DRUGS
B DRUG STORE — Pre>ns, Drugs, Sodas. We
near you as your phone.
f3i
FLORIST
IT THE FLORIST”
ere for all occasions,
lyrtlc. Phone 260-W
WFI8T VIRGINIA—C la rk sb u rg . T he
Clark (burn
Exponent, morning
Including Sunday, m orning liana.
1 c e n t p e r word, minimum Ho.
d k v e l o p k k s a t t e n t i o n —P anancnla Is beginning th e g r r e t t s t d e
velopment In Olnrlda'a history: a
half million dollar highw ay to th a
gtrif bench Just
finished: a tw o
million dollar bridge across E sc a m
bia Day a ta rte d ; q u a r te r million
dollar opera house under c onstruc
tion; tw o millions being apent on
h ighw ay; g re a te st chance for live
developers to g e t In on ground
floor. W rlto Development D e p a rt
ment The Pensacola News.
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au
gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest
classified medium, rate cash .09c
charge. 10c per line, minimum
.30c.
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — S t
Johns County is reached through
the S t Augustine Evening Record.
Quick results. Two cento per word.
Sample copy on reauest
TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally
Times, the great homo daily,
rate l% c per word, minimum
chargo 25c cash with order. Write
for complete rate card.
PALM BEACH COUNTY—The
scene of stupendous developmentRead about It in the Palm Beach
Post. Sample copy sent on roonpst.
Sanford 1
Automobiles
R eal'Estate
Year
Make
Type
1921
Chevrolet
Touring HERE’S THREE fcOOD ONES
ALL WOOL SUITS
23
v
Ford
Pannell
Tailored to measure, guaranteed
Dodge
. Touring
to fit. 825.00.
Sanitary hand 1924
Ford
Fordor Sedan
cleaning and pressing. Scotch 1924
Dodge
Ton truck And next week is going to be too
Woolen Mills,* 305 East Second 1923
late. Act Now.
Dodge
Coupe
S treet
1924
Dodge
Touring
Price Right—Terms Right.
Sanford Building and Loan AsI. W. PHILLIPS’ SON.
SUBURBAN HOME
soda lion Preferred Stock can be
Sanford. Fla.
cashed on CO days notice, interest
payable April 1st and October 1st
J f O T H 'K i
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you can’t beat i t
Notice Is hereby given th a t C. C. Located just out side the city lim
l. nf Heminnle County.* its, on the road to the Country*
Buy eight per cent Preferred Strl-klnm
I'lorlihi. lias mnilo an assignm ent of
Stock in thi Sanford Building and all of It Is property, e scent such ns Club. Nice new bungalow with
Loan Association, established 1908. Is flxemnt bsr law from forced sale, modern conveniences—lights, own
to me. for the benefit nf nil of his w ater system, telephone, etc., 22^
and all creditors of th e
Tampa—Water supply system to creditors,
said C. C. Strickland, nr„ hurcb acres of land, seven cleared, orange
bo installed in Sunset Park addi required, w ithin sixty days. It such trees, and place in good shape.
reside In this state, o r If Closo to Country Club. Cun be
tio n ^
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beyond the lim its of th is state, bought on terms. Price 85,500.09.
FOR SALE—10 acres celery lnnd, within four months, to subm it to
me sw orn s ta te m e n ts of
th e ir
lot 4, Eurnkn Hammock, Rich ciiilms
a g a in st said assignor.
ard Stephenson, M. D. W est Leba Dated this 2'Jth day of Dec., A. D.
BUNGALOW
1924.
non, Ind.
8, n . NVAINItlOHT.
On Park Ave. CloBe in.
Five
Assignee for the benefit of
rooms and Bath. Completely fur
FOR SALE—Small business. In
creditors of C. C. Strickland,
of Oviedo. Seminole County, nished. Side walks and street pav
quire 402 Sanford Avenue.
Florida.
ing paid. A bargain, complete at
Dec. 31.. Jun. 7. II. SI.
PAPER SHELL PECANS—60c lb.
87,000.00.
J. F. Kickliter, Stark, Fla.
TO THE PUBLIC:
CORNER LOT
following named contract
CASH—Paid for false teeth, den orsTho
aro fair to Organized Labor Located on Oak Ave., closo in.
tal gold, platinum and discard and pay the Union Scale set by
ed Jewelry.—Hoko Smelting and Local No. 1261 of Painters, Dec Eastern exposure. In nice neigh
borhood. Street Paving nnd side
Refining Co., Otsego, Mich.
orators and Paper Hangcrii of walks paid. Can he bought on
America:
very easy terms. Price $1,504*30.
SAUSAGE
W. II. Pell, F. W, Tempetton,
AH pork, oak smoked, 40 cents V. C. Collcr, C. F. Metcalf, Horace
cr pound, post paid.
Cash. Jiminez, H. Harrow, R. L. Sel
SEE OUR LARGE LISTING
Iirtmum shipment, 3 pounds. lers, Jesso Cook, T. S. Dclk, I. S.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
M rs . Talbott, T. M. Dunlap and G. W.
BEFORE BUYING.
Enoch Sawyer, Tifton, Ga.______ Venable. We also ask tho public
to sco their painters have their
local card.
BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC.
Help Wanted
It. Danou, 110 French Ave.
REALTORS
WANTED— *Counter girls.—Lu202 First Street
Sanford, Fla.
Beth Cafeteria.
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COLUMDUN tr,a.) T.KlKJEn—C la ssIflod nils ha v e th a la r g e s t c irc u ADVERTISING gets results if it
reaches potential buyers. Pa WANTED—Messenger boys. Good
lation In S o u th w e ste rn
Georgia.
Hate So f ( - w o r d ) line.
latkn Dally News is circulated In
pay. Apply Western Union......
TO REACH tho prosperous farm
ers and fern growers of Volusia
county ndvcrtlso in the DcLand
Dally Nows, rate le per word, cash
with order.
MAINE—Watervllle, Morning Sen
tinel. Thousands of Maine peo
pace in this
ple aro jn tcrestcd in Florida prtipHRECTOKY
erty. Reach them through
Sentinel. Rata card on appliea*HONE
tion.
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ADVERTISE m tCe~ Journal-Her
aid. South Georgia’s greatest
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
sd Directory weekly
and Sunday Classified ratm
Lr z i m s i s o t i
10c per lino. Waycross JournalIren v ien.s__ __ _____ F arald, WaycroH*. Oeorgia.
AND M ty ijjrt'R g 7 f?
BINDING.
FOR RENT— Rooms with or with(ELECTRIC SERVICE
Reasonablo rates.
out meals.
Ert Electrical, repairs. Lincoln Hotel
Central Ave. Orlando,
FOR RENT—825.00 per month,
10-room house in country near
RULES FOR RENT
paved highway, good location,
iEL
Car. Drive it electric lights, good water. H. C.
Oak and Second St. Du Hose.
T ffit UE??T—Elegant' bedrooms.
lOIJY REPAIRING
421 Magnolia Avonue.
STEIN — Automobile FOR RENT—Desirable upstair*
tpniring and Rebuilding.
room with two beds. 300 PalHome, Oak Avonue.
mcLto Ave.
rOS FOR HIKE
A partm ents
tUTO SERVICE Oily
Meets all trains. BagFor Rent
ins fer. Phono 551.
[AUTO TRIPS
FOR RENT—Threo room apart
ment, 300 French Avenue.
[RT CALDER. Day and
ixi service.
Anytime,
FOR RENT—Five room unfur
[282, or 25.
nished apartment, 518 Park
JTO WRECKER
Avenue. Phono 2202.
|KO. Day or night ser>ny phone 391. Night
Dfl _ _ ________
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f« STATIONS AND
uto s u p p l ie s
M iscellaneous
For Sale
Advertising
TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE—
Send In your subscription to the
Tribune or hand It to your local
dealer so you can read Florida'!
greatest newspaper. One year
18.00, 6 months $4.0C, three months
82.00. If you desire 81,000 insur
ance policy add 75 cents to your
c filer.
“DO YOU WANT to buy or tail
anything?” If-eo advertise in
tho ''fiainesvilla Sun.”
A ll
nn industrial and agricultural sec
tion.
TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of
Florida real estate advertise In
tho St. Petersburg Times. One cent
cent n word daily, two cents a word
Sundays.
THE MORNING JOURNAL is the
accepted wnnt nd medium in
Daytona (Flu.) One cent a word
an insertion. Minimum 25c.
IF RHEUMATIC
EAT NO SWEETS
WANTED — Experience s t e n o
grapher. Excellent opportunity.
Rheumatism is easier to avoid
Apply Bodwcll Realty Co., San than
to cure, states a wcllrknown
ford.
authority. We arc advised to dress
warmly, keep the feet dry, avoid
exposure, ami above nil, drink
WANTED
plenty of good water and avoid
eating sweets of all kinds.
WANT TO SELL—List your pro Rhcumutism is caused by body
perty with us now. Your de waste nnd acids resulting from
scription will go in new catalogue food fermentation. It is the func
FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando now being made up. Sco the new tion of tho kidneys to filter this
mornng Sentinel; largest classi manager at the new location. C. poison from the blood nnd enst it
fied business, rate lc a word, min A. Struut Farm Agency, 404 1st out in tho urine; the poreR of the
imum 24c cash with order.
Nationnl Bank Bldg.
___ skin are also a moans of freeing
WANTED—Yg^ng man undue 30 tho blood of this impurity. In
ycavLtof age who is very slmgy. damp and 'chilli Cold ‘'WeiUhcf' thi‘
eriUiT w ill bring you big re
sults. Advertise those old articles Do not apply unless you will ,dnvc skin pores aro closed, thus forc
Good opportunity ing the kidneys to do double work;
you have stored awav and have your money.
no tiso for. A little thirty-ccnt ad for ri"ht man who can furnish they become weak and sluggish
may bring you several dollars. small bond and be away from and fall to eliminnto this waste
Phono 143 and a representative home. For particulars write it. nnd acids .which keeps accumulat
will call to seo you.
C. Garvin, Gen. Del., Sanford, ing nnd circulating through the
giving full address and telephone system, eventually settling in the
joints nnd muscles, causing stif
number.
Building Material
fness, soreness and pain, called
$111000,000 company wants man rheumatism.
to sell Watkins Home Necessities
At tho first twinge of rheuma
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general in Sunford. More than 150 used tism
get from any pharmacy
cement work, sidewalks, build
Income $35 to $50 weekly. about four ounces of Jail Balts;
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. K. daily.
Experience unnecessary. Write put a tablcspnonfui in a glass of
Terwillegcr. Prop._______________ Dent.
II. 5. The J. It. Watkins: wnter nnd drink before breakfast
Lumber ami Building Material
Co., 62-70 West Iowa Avenue,1encli morning for a week. This is
Carter Lumber Company
Memphis, Tenn.
helpful to neutralize acidity, re
N. Laurel St.
Phone 5C5
move waste matter, also to stimu
HILL LUMBER CO. nouse a WANTED—Eight or 10 working late the kidneys, thus often rid
men boarders at 88 per week by ding tho blood of rheumatic poison.
Service, Quality and Price.
Georgia couple nt 817 IV. First
Jad Baits is inexpensive, and is
made from the acid of grapes nnd
Bradcntnwn—Motor Ferry serv Street.
ice to be inaugurated between this WANTED—Position as bookkeep lemon juice, combined with lithiu
is used with excellent results
nnd surrounding towns and St,
er with reliable firm. Trust and
b'*
thousands
of folks who arc sub
Petersburg.
worthy and steady. Apply Box ject to rheumatism.
T. Herald Office.
I’OLISH RAILROADS
WANTED—Reliable party, small
ARE OVERMANNED
amount of money required to get
exclusive rights on money maker.
WARSAW, Jnn. 7.—Polish rail
“ASK MR. CONNELLY”
Answer promptly. Time limited. roads a r expensive to operate be
Address H. S. M. care of Herald. cause of the largo number of em
About the Following Bargains
This averages 13 for each
wnnt to interview ployes.
kilometer of track, ns against sev
corner Hlh. WANTED—I
M’.IV ft-runm linnanlutv. Iili-nl Incu- lrAltK
men and women with fair edu en men In France and live in the
tlun, |nu ril ulri-uts nml ulilrmtlkiii
110x 117. .i*lid.I)U
llitMlrru
cation
who are interested in en United States. It is declared by
fcnrnrr. XniHI.OO cn»U.
prr
l'n«b.
mouth.
tering the accounting field. Ex experts that Poland could dispense
perience not necessary If willing with 50,000 railroad employes nnd
lo learn. U. S. Government, six thus save $30,000,000 n year.
years behind in audit salaries to
tln llT - r n a iu tw o it n r r lionnr. nn
rx trn ta l. itouhtr
KiirnKr,
n lre .............. it IniiiKPlm r, It lint rooms. start $1800 to $3000. Write stat
DIVORCE RATE HIGH
I n o ii. ran trrn r ip im u rr. I lr « t r r lo t .111x117. > r n EnrnKr, m .atrru ing age, ability and telephone qum■lilrn tln l ■rctlnu ill tow n. A -rn l
I 'r l r r S3.71W.IHI. S730.UW ' her where you can lie reached im
home. You iiiumt art- It to n iip rrr- irxpiwurt-.
TAMPA, Jnn. 7.—For every five
iuta rrul valu e, xId,M id. Trrnin.
in -li. smi l>rr itiDiitli.
mediately. Address 123 Herald.
marriages in Hillsborough county
during 1924, two divorces were
I.O TS — LO TS — I.OTS
Tilt* Annual Meeting nf ilm granted, it is shown by court rec
W e h n vr lata lo cn tril In eveVy ■rctliin o f the f l l r .
S30 ilu n u nml S2II Utricle holders of th« Hanforil HullilIng & Loan Asnoclntlim will Im ords. Licenses for the yeur totalled
p rr in mi Ih w ill put )u u in imaaruiliiu ul nnr lit Ihrui.
I’l'lil nt its nfflrn Ids Mngnnllix 1871 against 578 divorce sujtz.
Ave., on Haturilny nlgiit Jnnu.xry
inih. fizr. at i*i*'lit o’clneh for Ih**
Anton Flettner’s rotor ship,
election of a Uoard of Directors
tor tne ensuing year nml to truus- propelled by wind is nothing (Realtors)
»et sin'll nthor linslness ns may be uur
Our N
Ship of State hus
ns F
been pro105 Magnolia Ave.
103 N. Park Ave. broualit hrfqre tin* mertlng.
I '1*%,. I I , , , J
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many
years
Phono 48
-Columbia Record
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
A. P. Connelly & Sons
Real Estate
Houses For R6U
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FOR RENT—Four room a
ment. Attractive
locationM
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323-J.
STEWART’S SUB-DIVISION
Altamonte Spring"
Two hundred beautiful building
lots, prices range 8150 to 8850.
See these large lots before you
buy clsowhere. Don’t buy a lot
without a public alley in the rear.
Como and sec me any time. I live
here and want neighbors.
WILMER STEWART
_______Altamonte Springs.
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS—
Desirable residential lot. close to
town. Pnvori street. All Improve
ments. Ownor will soil for 8100
cash and balance a t the rate of
820 monthly. Prlco 81000. Phono
493-W. Or write Box 79 care Tho
Sanford Herald.
England Asked to Join
Celebration Of Defeat
In Battle of Yorktown
NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Jnn. 6.
—Interest extending overseas is
claimed for tho proposed sesquicentcnniul celebration of tho Brit
ish surrender nt Yorktown, spon
sored by the Kiwnnts Club of Nowport News for Oct. 19, 1931,
International participation will
he sought in tho pageant to be pre
sented showing the nclual surren
der of Cornwallis to Washington,
after acenes of the early colonial
period shall have led up to the
climax.
Invited to take part are ail the
states; the army and navy us well
•is other agencies of the United
States government, the French and
British navies nnd many historical
societies.
Sponsors of th i ceM>rntion re
port cordial co-operation assured
from many organ!titiom nnd so
cieties in the Unit*’.! States and
nbrnad.
Congress will lid asked to nppropriutu a t least 859,000 to cover
the expense of the national gov
ernment’s participation. Tho states
will also ho urged to provide funds.
It in proposed to have a special
postage stamp issued to aid in ad
vertising the celebration.
NOTICE
The Annual meeting of tho
stockholders of the Sominole Coun
ty Bank, will he held In the bank
ing rooms of the bank nt 4:3(1 P.
M., Thursday, Jun. 8, 1925, for the
purpose of electing a Board of Di
rectors to servo for tho ensuing
year, and any other business which
may properly come before the
meeting.
A. I*. KEY, Cashier.
FOR RENT—Four room h
with garage. Also one* six :
house. L. B. Steele, phono 6
FOR RENT—One five room
gnlow. Centrally located, p
224 or Call at 601 Park Avon
FOR RENT—Cottage on Pal
to Avenue. Nice location.
W. J. Thigpen.
Lost and Found
LOST—One white and liver
tall pointer dog.
Rctur
Frank Woodruff Jr., nt Woot
and Watson. Reward.
LOST—Between Bower’s I
Store and Post Office, case
FOR SALE—My property located
1306 Park. Phone 493-J. Mrs. taining two keys. Return to
ford Development Co., Gal
Savage.
Woodruff Bldg.
BUNGALOW
LOST—Diamond shaped son
5 rooms and bath.
pin. Set with pearls. Eng
Comer lot with all paving paid.
Cloau in. $1,250. Easy terms. cd nn back. II. P. 108 K. A.
ward. Return to Herald OffU
CELERY FARM
5 acres on the brick road with LOST—Wallet between Clyde 1
Dock and business district,
in 1-2 mite of loading station.
lound return to D. W. Saltans
$3,000 with easy terms.
Valdez Hotel.
RESIDENT LOT
Palmetto Ave, Close to school.
This lot must be sold nt once nnd
T
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e
a t a sacrifice. Terms.
Seminole Printer]
W. V. WHEELER
1*111VriMi THAT Pt.KAilK*
110 East 2nd Bt.
Phone 101-J
P ro m p t S lrv lc u .
We havo somo beautiful lako
Apartment house on F irst Bt.
front lots on Iaiko WRdmero one*
This is u bargain.
hnlf milo from tho D1
Dixie Highway
One five-room bungalow, in good in a nest of beautiful clear lakes,
condition. $5U0.00 puis you in this for sole.
Wu will build your home, land
house.
scape your grove, nnd relievo you
Five acre farm on hard road, of ’rouble and worries Incident to
now in crops. Cheap anw on easy building up a place.
In tho meantime, you can go
terms.
fishing. You can fish in any one
Wo imvo houses to rent. Come of the dozen lakes, and if you don’t
in and see us.—Seminole Realty know bow to fish, we have several
exports who will be glad to show
Co., 116 E. Second Street.
you. Mr. Scholficld who has been
FOR SALE—5 acre farm, new singing nt the Baptist Church will
house, cost $2,700. Fine celery vouch for the above.
land. Also tools, nil for $5,000.— LAKH JESSUP LAND CO., Inc.
Longwood. FlaThrasher A Garner.
FOR QUICIv SALE—35 acres fine
land on Orlando road $7,000.
Good terms.—Thrasher & Garner.
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ruurnishtd'
rn iin in *r
FOR
lor light housekeeping*
I-nurol Avenue.
FOR SALE—Four five room
bungalows lined throughout, just
off paved highway. Prico $800.00
each for quick rale.
Must be
seen to be appreciated. Cun give
terms. A. H. Hawk, Ginderville.
room houso on
Paving paid. A
$500 down, bal
Boo H. B. Lewis.
RED PEPPER HEAT
QUICKEST RELIEF
FOR RHEUMATISM
Red Pepper Rub takes the ‘ouch’
from sore, i.tiff, aching joints. It
cannot hurt you, and it certainly
stops that old rheumatism torture
n t once.
When you are suffering ho you
can hardly get around, ju st try
Red Pepper Rub and you will havo
the quickest relief known. Noth
in" has such concentrated, pene
trating heat us red peppers. Just
os soon ns you apply Red Pepper
Rub you will feel the tingling beat.
In three minutes it warms the
sore spot through and through.
Pain and soreness are gone.
Ask any druggist for a jar of
Itowles Red Pepper Rub. Bo suro
to get the genuinp, with tho name
Itowles on each package.
Seminole Marble Co.
Marlile and G ranite from all
tuntrii-rt. Ueat of q u a lity and
w orkm anship.
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Unsettled Tuesday; Wctln
fair; moderate north winds.
Ittchtai G tr itn Land
-7''. .W
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
HAHISil
B'"* J STONE WILL BE
N EU PRE1
B T life
« I’ d
Announced
renth Hour;
elChairman
th Members
Am
7Mp
it Parley
SANFORI), FLORIDA, TUESDAY,
JANUARY 0, 1925.
••
■,
McCormick
SINGLE COPIES FIVE Cl
] COUNTY BOARD N e w Y o r k Doctor L a u n c h e s
A ttack O n C e le r y A s M eans
PICKS MEISCH O f SpreadingTy phoid F ever
CHAIRMAN
Attorncy-GenenU Ttf Succeed
Justice Joseph McKenna As
Member Highcfll Tribunal
In Land When L atter Quits
Prominent Grower Rc-cicctcd
As Head of Hoard at First
Meet of Year; Ent/.mingcr
Rcgins I2th Year on Hoard
McKenna Serves 27
Years As Justice
County Bond Issue
Put Off to Saturday
Solici(cr-Genc:*nl Reck Will
Re Acting Attorney*Gcneml
Until New One Is Appointed
Board Favors Levying Assess
ment Not to Exceed 5 Mills
To Furnish Funds for Jail
Becomes Governor
xi
I IiCtler Conlninitijf Charge Is
: Made Public Through Nctv
: York Dally Newspaper; All
j Raw Vegetables Arraigned
Most Elaborate Plans
In‘ The History Of
Merchants Appeal
To Health Board StateMade for Cere
monies At Capital
Radio Will Re P c s k c d Into
* Service To Offset Effect
Attack May Have Caused
H ardee P rep ares
R etirin g Speech
Attention of Snnford celery prnilurem
was cnlled Tuesday to the
»Beginn$ng
fact that an attack upon celery as Mrs. Martin May Be
Attorney-General Harlan Fiskc
a carrier of typhoid bacilli was
ly Likely Stone
Wa s h in g t o n ’, Jan. o.—
John Mcisch beginning his rccond
who hat received tho appoint
nindo in the form v? a letter by a
Too 111 to Take Part
President ('o o lite Tuesday,
[otDebates ment to the U. S. Supreme Court for
New York doctor to the New York
term nnd hin third year ns county i
/
the
second
time
within
a
succeeding Joseph McKenna who
Tinirs which wns published in tho
In The Celebration
commissioner, was re-elected ns
year set nbout finding a new
has
retired.
issiio
of
that
paper
of
Dec.
28.
The
6.—A French
chairman of tho Seminole County
nttomey gcnernl. Harlan F.
letter is published by the newspa
TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. G.—
the conference
Stone of New York, selected
A McCormick is figuring in the Board nt its first meeting this yenr
per oh a letter only, with no edi
..held
nt
the
court
Preceded
by a colorful parade
ns head of tho department of
uicc m inisters
torial comment made.
news again. Cyrus K. McCormick,
h
o
u
s
e
Tuesday
iustice
nine
months
ngo
after
followed
by
a grand ball pro
multi-milliVmairo
head
cf
the
In
re Wednesday
The doctor in question, W. II.
morning. Hin se
the retirement of Iljirry M.
ternational
Harvester
Company,
is
gram
.
the
inauguration
Tues
mnmed a t the
Vnil, calls attention tu an epidemic
lection was mailo
Daugherty, was given tho ap
defendant in n $500,000 alienation
day
of
Governor
John
W.
Mar
of
typhoid
20
years
ago
in
three
unanim
ous
after
[today when ail
pointment Monday, by the
of affections suit filed by Edwin
lnrge
eastern
cities.
The
doctor
his
name
h
a
*
1
lin
will
probably
be
the
most
President
to
tho
Supremo
is were on the
Jucob of New York.
Jucobs
charge** thnt the offending celery elaborate ever dehigned for
Court.
bcun
P,ucctl
in
charges
McCormick
won
his
wife’s
Finance Minwns raised on n farm near Harris
•
diminution
by
love away from him. McCormick’s
burg, Pa. The initial eases In each the induction of a Floridan in
hends the delCommissioner 0.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 0.—Asso attorneys deny there is any basis
city, the doctor writes, were trac to tho gubernatorial chair.
W. Entxmlnger.
ciate Justice Joseph McKenna Mon for the action.
ed to functions nt which this cel . Tho parade brings the pro
Following the
clarcd plana for Mussolini’s Promise to Clear day concluded his active service ns
ery was served in n raw state.
reorganization
of
a
mem
her
of
the
supreme
court
nnd
Up Situation Rrings About
bbt conference at
gram to the cllnwx or the day
the board nnd Mr.
Attorney General Harlan F. Stone
The letter came to the attention
John W. Martin, three timc.'i
[rch to which the
ManyChanges ;CahinetMem was
when
retiring Governor Cary A.
Mcisch's election, mayor of Jacksonville and chosen of J. & G. Lippnmn, commission
nominated to succeed him.
[I probably be inbers
Hand
in
Resignations
each
member
of
Harden
surrenders the rein.* of of
The
resignation
of
Justice
Mc
merrhants
of
New
York.
A
letter
ns Florida’s governor last June,
elognte have been
tho board inclnd- took tho oath of office nt Tallahas over the signature of L. J. I.ipp- fice to hi.i successor in an mldrvsx
Kenna deprivea the Pacific Coast
ftnston Churchill
i n g its tw o see Tue°dny.
ROME. Jan. 0.—The expiration of representation in the member
man to tho Now York Board of to the inaugural crcr/d. Plaru
rive tonight,
new
members,
ship of the court, nnd the selection
Health, calling attention to the con have been made for every depart
ck room, in tho of the -IK hour? in which Premier of
pledged bis sup
General Stone to fill
ditions under which celery is grown ment of otato to participate in the
office,
where Mussolini promised the chamber the Attorney
p o r t to M r . j
vncuncy will give New York a ]
in Florida, wns immediately sent. parade.
Georges Clem* that the political situution would member.
Mcisrli in making
Tho circuit embracing
John
Mcisrh
A copy of this letter wns referred
be
cleared
up
has
produced
muny
fellow peace*
Several cities nnd counties have
New York, also is represented by
tho coming administration one of
to Harry Walsh, sales manager of
the treaty of important tesults. First, all the Chief Justice Taft, who claims America’s First Woman Gov hnrnmny nnd one in which a united
nent delegations to .nwcll the ranks
the
Florida
Vegetable
Corporation
members
of
the
cabinet
have
plac
isume tho aspect
will be nindo for the further
with an- original from Mr. Lipp- of the marchers.
their portfolios nt Mussolini’s Connecticut us his residence.
ernor Takes Oath Wearing effort
hkinjr duy.s Wed* ed
Solicitor GeneroT Heck will auto
development of Seminole county.
ninnn describing his notion.
disposal
to
leave
him
fA
c
to
re*
The rain god pointed nn omin
Mourning; jCeremonlesSparbo diplomats and
matically heconio acting attorney
The board’s two new members
construct
his
cabinet
unhampered.
ous
finger towards Florida’s capi
The
writer
declares
his
intention
Nero to settle some
tan—Like In Their Severity aro Boston Steele, who succeeds
gcnernl upon Mr. Stone’s retire
tal city Monday night, one that
of
preparing
nnd
having
broadcast
of tho peace. It Second, the ministers of education ment from thnt offico. The presi
G. L. Bledsoe ns commissioner from
and public works, Signor Casati
ed over radio an article describing had unlearshed n heavy downpour
linion that the dis- ami
dent .has
given
no indication
of his
district number one and E. 11. KilAlim G
i K i i u r Sarrocciii,
o u r r u L u i i . the
m u only
u m j two
iw u • .
. M
...
. .
Signor
CHKYENE.
Wyo.,
Jnn.
<
1
.—A
tho benefits of raw vegutubles in of rain that began falling n t noon
toly to furnish a
bio of Geneva, who succeeds Endor Executive Regius Eleventh an
climax
to
more
than
55
years
of
.
l
ho
effort to offset whnt is referred und continued throughout the day,
it may surpass in remaining liberal mJmbers of tho vacancy permanently, but fl,,,nK
a number equal rights for woman in Wyo Curlott as commissioner from dis
cabinet,
have
resigned
and
their
to
aa propaganda waged against casting shadows over plana for the
Term
as
Head
of
Sanford
the livliest meetnames were suggested in other ming came horty efter noon Mon trict number five. The personnel
inauguration Tuesday.
resignations have been accepted of
City Government; Is Sworn tho use of fresh vegetables.
five.
circles
Monday
night,
including
of
the
lionrd
for
tho
coming
year
is
by
the
king,
thus
leaving
only
day
when
Mrs.
Nellie
Taylor
Ross
There was no indication, howIn
his
efforts
to
hnvu
the
New
bis to Fore.
those of Mr. Beck, Secretary Wil
ns follows: John Mcisch, C. W.
Coin nt issioner f or Ne wTerin
York Board of licultlt emlor;** the over, that the downpour had in
tho American fascist! in the Mussolini govern bur, Federal District Judge Diet formally took over her duties ns Kntzmingcr, B. F. Wheeler, E. II.
of fresh vegetables, tlie leust dampened tlie npirila of
rich of Idaho, Chief Justice Ar governor of the r.tate.
share in the pro- ment.
Kilhiu nnd Boston Ktccle.
Mayor Forrest Lake was named consumption
Third, Signor Snlnndrn has pre- thur I’. Rugg, of jfte Massachu
Inaugural ceremonies, Spartan*
pai ticulurly celery, Mr. Lippnmn the governor-elecF'i friends, bent
Commissioner
Entzmlnger,
rep
iwes plan na a f*cnt»vf*
M
- ignatlot, a s -Ita ly ’s setts supremo judicial court nnd liko in their severity nnd simplic resenting the Lnngwood and Alta Mayor of Sanford for tho eleventh declares, "ns these vegetables ure upon seeing his inauguration, for
|t£<8 American re- representative
in the league of Charles B. Warren of Michigan, a ity, marked the induction into of monte Springs district, Thursday' time Tuesday morning ut the regu grown ill the statu of Florida undci they continued to reach the city
nnd the cost of
Nation’s.
Fourth,
reinforcements former nmhnsrador to Mexico.
fice of Die first woman governor begun his twelfth year as a mem lar re-organization meeting of tho most ideal conditions, with irriga throughout tho day. They came
of tho Coblens
City Commission. Mayor Lake
not only by train but over the high
'com a up early in *!f po,ici! nnd n,llitia hnvu bccn or* The nomination of Mr. Stone, of any commonwealth in the Unit- ber of tho board, having served con- like wist took tlie oath of office and tion obtained altogether, from eith ways
which had been made slippery
.-- y
dero.i out to protect tho railway mrunwhilu must awatt action by ted States.
er natural ruins or from deep flow
tinmmsiy on that body since tlu>
u»h>) un additional term of ing weljs of pure water, wq ara, und tteuolmvou'i in : pots for drivCalling for "divine guidance," fornihrion of Seminole county* in
n Inrgo
inriM attendance
nii.n.inn.n
from threatened sabotage tho senate, which referred it Mon
ito
O'roe years aa a member of the anxious to know whether your de tilfftintediiDSIltn ofer flpm, not to
ministers and cx- and police vigilance Iins been in day to its judiciary committee. It Mrs. Ross, heavily ewathed in 1013.
commission.
mention possibilities of getting’
creased
generally,
thus
assuring
mourning
for
her
husband,
the
late
is
not
expected
to
como
before
Commissioner Wheeler of Oviedo,
ilngton government
Tlio nomination of Mr. Lake for partment has been aide to discover stuck in newly-worked su.'ii ms.
I the conference will pence, if not tranquility. Fifth, the chamber again for several days. Governor William R. Ross, sten- the other hold-over member, like mayor was nindo by Commissioner tlie existence of utiy damaging ele
The ROVcmor-cicct Monday night
The resignation of Justice Mc ped into the place made vacant by Mr. Mcisch, is beginning liis sec O. J. Marshall and seconded by ments in theso commodities that
Ithe’ questions on its continuance by the authorities of
would be detrimental to the health was a; i worried over the condi
iiittccs, holding full the seizure of copies of the op Kenna from tho supreme bench nft- hi i death less than three months ond term and third yeur. George Commissioner S. (). Chase. Mr. of
the community and il‘ not we tion o ' his wife, however, than he
er service there since Jan. 2*1,181)8, ago.
A. DeCottes, attorney for
tho Chase i > serving in his third term
when the detuils position newspapers.
It, therefore, the situation has was made known with unusual cer
Tears came to her eyes ns Act board was absent from tho meeting ns member of the commission while feel thnt the great dietary vulue was over the weather, becau.-o it
shed out in the cornnot been completely cleared up, as emony, Chief Justice Tuft making ing Governor Lucas; in a brief ad having gone to Tallahassee to a t l)r. Marshall is beginning the third of lettuce und celery, which coiituin was feme.! that *ne might not ho
mineral salts and other mlvuutu- ublc to tnki , it in the inaugural
Mussolini promised, there are at the announcement after a large ds c m , pledged to her tho fullest tend the inauguration of John \V. year of liis first term.
tent Complicated.
gcoui chemical ingredients to the ceru ionic;'.. Soon after reaching
basket of roses had been placed liy
Martin. Mr. DeCottes, wus how
of tho accounts of least definite signs of clearing. the marshal of the court upon the co-operation of the stato officials, ever,
Mayor Lake was first named human system. We feel thnt it iH Tallahassee late Saturday, Mrs.
by hin associate,
kpntion will take up Tile nventine opposition, compris bench in front of the retiring mem called upon the electorate of Wyo G. W.represented
mayor in IK!)*, when ho was 22 only fuir that the consuming public Marlin became slightly ill and went
Spencer, Jr.
ing
about
150
deputies
who
have
ming
to
stand
solidly
behind
tier
|ime, since the acber. Ordinarily, such un announce
Ono of the first things which tho years of age. lie held the post for and the great army of producers to bed to recuperate. Sunday
rratice and Belgium refused to attend the proceedings ment would have been male at tho and paid a glowing tribute to tho hoard did after reorganizing wn.T four yours before leaving Sanford in Florida who raise these vegeta morning she was still suffering
by a controversy in the chamber since the Matteotti White House, nnd felicitations such virtues of her husband.
for Miami where lie remained for
at great expense for tho north from fever, and u physician who
Monday night Gushed with hap to designate next Saturday as the seven yenrs. lie returned to San bles
itaiu over how much murder* still is in evidence, al as were exchanged between the
ern consumer, time the public be van called, raid that she wus run
day
on
which
it
will
consider
the
though
some
of
those
who
listened
piness
and
excitement,
but
sad
ford, however, in 11)07 nnd shortly properly informed «;mi no element ning a temperature above
3s of that occupation
100 .
to Mussolini’s declarations before chief justice, spcakrng for himself dened with tho thought of her ro- matter of tho county-wide bond afterwards was named for another of
[plied toward paying before
Monday
it
hud
reached
102
mm
danger
exists
in
thu
consumption
and
the
remaining
members
of
the
issue
for
good
roads.
At
that
meet
parliament, apparently in
nt bereavement, the new gov
The liritish are wilof these vegetables ‘and also in the phy sieinn stnUiT that unless sln>
court, and the response by the rt
ing it will consider tin* recommen four year period.
terpreted
his
words
as
meaning
the
ernor
went
through
a
heap
of
conTwice Mr. Lake represented Or formed of tho great dietary vulue showed rapid improvement it would
cost should be met
retiring justice, would have been
dations of the Good Itomli Com
be imu! yixabl •• for her to ventura
lin limit from deliv- dissolution of this oppositional made public after the latter Imd jfrntulntory tejegranin from per mittee of the Chamber of Com ange county in the legislature an I of thorn."
within that stated left tlie bench nnd returned to pri sons of :Ji walks of life tho coun merce, it was announced.
outdoor
was, for two terms, representative
i tomarrow.
but they Insist that government
Those acquainted witli tlie cel
try over. Included in the lot was
vate life.
3aid for that purpose period.
The hoard pnssed a motion of Seminole county, lie was in ery situation appear not to he
A big &iuiv * of Interest hero conThere are reports in circulation
The unusual proceedings, howev one from Mrs. Miriam A. Ferg which culls for a resolution to bo strumental in tlie creation of the alarmed at the attack. They take toled a round '.hu inaugural parade
law’unces be limited
of the occupation however, that the aventine deput er, were arranged as a mark of uson, of Texas, who after Jan. drawn providing for tax assess county in lt)I3.
» get under
way
thu altitude that tlie charg-i will sciicdu! d
lc ordinary expenses ies have under consideration the the deep affection in which Justice 20, will share with Mi'S. Rosa tho ment not to exceed five mills to
he proved false and that the inter prompt > nt 15:30 o’clock Tuesday
distinction
of
being
u
woman
gov
voluntary
breaking
up
of
the
fac
ho known ns a building tax. Mon
[2 the same number tion so ns too allow the various McKenna was held !>y his asso ernor.
est aroused by the discussion, if it mornini ' with Jacksonville ami Duciates. After he had ccr'duded the
ey secured from this source will
tme i'nrrisons. The
progresses that,' far, will bo bene val county, th .'.doptcil home of the
It was fitting and added tri constitute a fund from which tho
•.ernor, vying with
the entire cost paid groups to resume liberty of action. read'ng of n letter to his colleagues, bute
ficial
to I’.. i . .n y and lultuco m- rtali u
to womanhood of tho coun county will furnish its part of the
This probably would mean resump the court and the entire audience
.M21 ion
seeds.
it.v,
Ills birthplace.
dui
*ri^„.
WASHINGTON, Jnn. *3. — The
that the oath of the offico cost of the proposed county and
wiitcii u ili Iky "pported by tho city
|on will bo taken up tion of their reals in the chamber in the chamber arose and remained try
ti
ontiii
ucd
on
pagu
8)
president’s agricultural commission
udminstc'red by one of tho city jail.
c>r lit-;
d* mg honor to their
with a general revis- bv most of those deputies, thought standing until, with bowed licud hut was
reconvened to inup out plans for
men—Thief
Justice
C.
N.
Potter,
nothing
definitely
is
known
ns
to
firm
step,
ho
had
withdrawn
to
The
Sanford
Electric
Company
new (i«
np sum fixed for the
farm
relief.
robing room.
of the* Wyoming supremo court— received the contract for electrical
iuMirc
ination of the Rhine- whnt the next move of this organ- theOnly
' a from Duval beHouse leaders agreed to pass at
who on Sept. 50, 1881) drafted the work to he done at tho county
a
few
minutes
before
the
bullion
will
he.
svh orr
French will ask that
<
:uly
Monday, but nt
this
session
a
$58,l)eiJ,00D
rivers
and
resignation was officially announc clause granting equal rights to home and convict farm. A repre
an carl y kef Monday night, the
nit upon tho number
harbors bill.
ed,
Justice
McKenna
udivered
a
tlie
women
of
any
state
for
the
sentative
of
the
Royal
Fern
Com
Maii^n
people, headed by
Rained in this terriAssociate Justice McKenna of
decision. Although In his 82nd time nt the constitutional con pany of Altnmonto Springs appear
C. \Y\
hud
not put in an
tho
supreme
eourt
resigned
and
year, he retains notable vigor, vention held in Cheyenne. A. C. ed before the hoard asking for a
anpiMU
t . was mummed thnt
[onco will be also cal
physical and mental, and probably Campbell, another member of the reduction of the tax assessment Harlan 1". Stone, attorney general,
tn« y w.
in soma time today
lin' costs of the vurwould not have retired except for historic convention, witnessed the pluced on the property owned by wus nominated to succeed him.
Committee to arrange for tho r ••
probably on account
lions operating under
Finunco
Minister
Clementei's
Sliriuo Circus, In be held in S.mfunl af th*j i
the death recently of his wife.
tho company. Thu lionrd made
ceremonies
in
the
senate
chamber.
on of tile roads. Full
[lun us well as the rcMr. Stone wus a student at Am
known its inability to aid nt this memorandum on tlie French debt during the week of Feb. 1*>, were Ktrcnnt
. al’s representation
jumission’s expenses,
wus
transmitted
to
Secretary
Mel
herst when the president was there,
appointed Monday night at the reg V/i'il to
timo inasmuch us the matter had
n -••liit after midMembers of the Snnfrod Rotary and a friendship was formed then Quiz Congressman’s
g re a tlj reduced next
ular meeting of the tMiafurd bhrinc iluy in tho u
heon ndvertised and officials of tho lon by the stute department.
rival of several himA motion to recommit tho postal club. The elub lux made arrange
cluli were urged Tuesday afternoon which has continued although they
company
given
time
to
present
Wife About ‘Parties’ their objections to the assessment pay bill vetoed by I’rusidcnt Cool- ments to bring to Sanford a two ilrul j
>n n apt vial train
most delicate tasks by Earl Lehman, secretary of the were not members of the same
wide
aboard about 150
snee will he to demand Orlando Chamber of Commerce, to class. The great confidence re
before the equalizing board a t its idge was defeated and the senate ring circus, having 25 ucts, lot national g'u
non from Jacksonmust vote on the measure by I separate performers und u tent
ALPENA, Mich., Jnn. 0.—Gay meeting held lust summer.
the allies refund aposed in him by the president led
vii ll<*, who
suul to bo capable of seating 8 ,DUO served thru- tc tho governor-elect
ved on reparations ac- exert their influence townrd hav to his selection ns heud of tile de parties on which Congressman I>.
Scvcrnlt communications were p. ni. Tuesday.
rm* us mayor,
President
Coolidgo
endorsed
co
icess of their shares. ing Seminole county represented at partment of justice after tho re Scott charges his wife, Edna, went rend before the body adjourned to
persons.
I ! .lor
ity also wus expected
operative marketing in an address
Three committees were named
jigo-Sluviu, for exam- the Florida exposition to be held tirement of Attorney General Har without her husband were the meet again in the afternoon.
od sized reprejentabefore the National Council of Far by President E. F. Lane. They will
to have had in kind soon in the Madison Square Garden, ry M. Daugherty. Close association subject on which Mrs. Scott was
rade, with a bund ut
mers’
Co-operative
Marketing
As
in cabinet sessions and in repeated cross examined in the divorce
j nmko arrangements for contents,
rth considerable more New York City.
• unit.
McKenzieHeadsIIouse
sociations.
conferences
has
strengthened
Pres
)
advertising,
nnd
publicity.
Ray[unts due them. Fruneo
Jtncn counties, alMr. Lehman declared that a ident Coolidge's opinion of Mr. hearing resumed Tuesday morn
The War Finance Corporation | mom! Key was named treasurer of
ing. Tho questioning was devot Military
claim for back pay,
Committee cancelled
>f them did not show
ur.;l
re
A
rat
?
t’
J
D.OOO.OM
)
highly
creditable
exhibit
could
he
Stone’s
legal
knowledge
and
judi
j
thu
circus,.
The
committees
arc
Its have fallen someed to her ulleged friendship with
■f in the number of
of
its
$500,000,00(1
capital
stock
ax
arranged
at
a
cost
between
$
1,500
cial
attitude
in
handling
affairs
of
l
us
follows:
[the percentage aliotofficers of the nir service. Their
r Martin, laid asidu
WASHINGTON. Jan. 0.—Repre
initial step toward winding vp
nnd $2,000, a sum declared to be the department.
Contest committee G. M. Rxs, A. thin
Ic Spa conference,
1
wives
and social activities. The sentative McKenzie of Illinois, the
th past, nnd sent word
its affairs.
con:
idcruhly
less
than
tho
nmount
Mr.
Stone
also
has
earned
for
!
W.
Lee,
Forrest
Lake,
Joe
Chittcn[aralion Claims,
name given Mrs. Scott sounded was named chairman of the house
that they would participate whole
Senator Walsh, Democrat, Mon
County puid for its repre himself n reputation aa a hard like
reparation claims are Seminole
au army social register in military committee today succeed tana, denied in the senatr that | den und Dr. W. lr. Gardner. Ad heartedly in honoring him Tues
sentation
last
year.
Seminole
it 1350,000.000.
For county, the speaker asserted, is one worker, frequently devoting ns cluding prominent officers of the ing the late renresentativo Kahn there had been an alliance between I vertilting, R. W. Herndon, John Gll- day. Indications were that Jack
much as 1(1 hours a day to his nir service.
| ion, L. it. Gibbs, Ernest Brothcra discussion of tho 1of two counties in the stato that is duties.
of California. Ho will serve for Democrats and Republican insur son ami Kent Rossiter. Publicity son county would have ono of tho
|inand for a tharo in not represented.
largest units in the county and city
the remainder of tho cession hut gents ut thu la: t session.
I committee: Hurry Kent, Harry Lee division
plan receipta, this a*
of the parade. Escambia
Rio— Big saw mill of Rio Lum will not be a member next sum
The navy department announced land Howard Long.
The entertainment feature of the
| ho $255,000,000 which program, which was arranged by Arch-Bishop Moeller
will bo almost equally ns well rep
scheduled 1tights to Itermudn, San
ber Company sturts operation.
mer.
Among
other
attractions
to
mark
in occupation costs Roturinn Alex. Epps, in addition to
Juan, Porto Rico, thu C.ical one j thu circus is thu giving uwuy of a resented, ni also will Leon.
Dies In Cincinnati
Ital claim of the Unitluesduy will bo tho first "tfmty
and JdUJvec Honolulu or Europe for | diamond ring.
Mr. Lehman’s address consistOther urrungeI d $600,000,000. The , etl of three recitations by Miss
the air liner' Los1 Angeles next | incuts incidental to the circus aro that a governor has assumed offico
with a cabinet composed entirely
Hpring.
! expected to be announced soon,
CINCINNATI, Jan. 0.—Arch
K ! 0n.. ,
I Margaret Cowan, who was accom
uf holdover members sinro tho con
franco,
Italy
”
»- .. nnd Bti. . panjct| jjy 1\j ra> Alex E^ps,. Miss Bishop Henry Moeller, fourth Bish
Tlie supreme court, jiitirnicd tlie
stitution of 1887 was adopted pro
injunction restraining the Chicago
Cowan’s first number was “Noth- op of Cincinnati and third to utviding that cabinet officers should
New
Jersey
Capitalist
lucd on Page 8 )
sanitary
district
from
diverting
ling Suited
Him.’’ by
Mary tain the Metropolitan rank since
elected it was dovi lopctl today
. .
' Rosa and was followed by "Vaca tho creation of the diocese, ap
With Judge E. F. Housholdcr on| named. The appointment, howcv- j from Lake Michigan more than Returns For Winter be
in u search of historic records*
250,000
cubic
feet
of
water
per
min
the
bench,
the
Seminole
County1
or, is expected to be made shortly i
nt All* Liners tion’: and "Seeing Things ut proximately 100 years ago, died
—
_■ , _
II* M n n o n - f t i . c . 1Night," by Rudyard Kipling. For Monday night at his home here. Court convened Tuesday morning by Governor Martin, whose innu-1 ute.
_%CJ *Vr•it? •»
Fred Axt, capitalist and busi
S enator,Gerry, of Rhode Island
lT itiriC lI v CPS | her In: t two numbers, Miss Cowan
and adjourned immediately ufter- gurution takes place today.
l a y i s ii tr
v.ards until Jan. 27 when n sue-1 Tho |M>stiM>ncmcnt of the court introduced n resolution asking Sec ness iiiun of Vaux Hull, N. J., has
------ -| appeared as n country boy, clud in
Wreckage ofSupposed censor, whose appointment i< now session will allow additional tim e) retary Hughes whether any foreign nrri veil in Sanford for the winter
)fficiala
STUN Jan
0 _ \ 0VerulIs.
power hax protested against thu and hus taken up his residence at
lths bean mapped out
Kotarian* V^cnent at the lunch- Bum Runner Is Found resting with Governor John W. for filing suits, for trial during the l elevation
of guns on Americun bat thu home formerly owned by Wal
Martin, will be named. Upon the coming term, extending the period
WASHINGTON. Ja . *?.—WashdcDnrtnmnr
> eoi> were George Brockhaha, Rantleships.
ter lluqil, which he purchased last)
appointment of his successor, Judge until Jan. 17, it is said.
r. y,:.u «. . . * ‘, P o r i«iall Chase, Hampden DuBosc; Ilol>
ATLANTIC
CITY,
Jan.
0.—
year.
Housholdcr will assume the duties
Circuit court, with Judge J. J. I
6 v t L n « sea
a (,V£
t^ ’an! Alexander Epps It. J.
lined
district ,and
ivarrm can
Holly,1.Milton Haddock, E. F. Hous- Wreckage found in tho ocean off of prosecuting attorney, a post to Dickinson presiding, will begin the
Mr. Axt expresses his belief it
to Xc
Markets.
Europe or Honolulu holdeiL Charles Henry, Edward Seagirt is an indication of possi which he was elected when the) January term on Jnn. 13. Thu
the future of Sanfofd and is back
'ik or
beginning of March Marell, Frank Gonzalez. Frank ble lorn to one of the liquor-laden Into Sc he I!,. Mnines was elected to grand jury will begin its sessions
ing his faith with investments. Mr. |
vessels
*
lister, tho Shenandoah .........
........................................
t
of
runi
row
during
the
the judgeship.
MncNtill, A. it. Key, S. Puleston,
CHICAGO. Jnn. *3.—Wheat: May Axt, is understood, is coittcmplat- j
simulUntcuiuJy. A punel of jurors
Bout hern waters td op- Bid pVr’keri'Geiie*'Ko’u m'ilbt, II. R .' north east gale last week, has been
Tho death of Judge-elect Moines from who.-e ranks *a)th grand and 1.73 4 to 1.71; July, 1.514 to 1.52; ing extensive investments in bail- •
•i
J i. finar
laneuvers with ships Stevens, B. J. Starling, Wilbur reported by the coast guard pa- left Judgo Housholdcr to continue petit jurors will bo drawn, has | Corn: May, 12154 to 1.2*3; Oat*: ford und the surrounding country-j \t«*uld re-lore
the
Sm ithtand Dave Thrasher.
trol.
ir> the ofiicu until his successor Is been summoned, it was announced, j May 5l)*i toGO1*.
side.
to gold pat ity in ti
L
ITALIAN TROUBLE
SUBSIDES DURING
LAST TWO DAYS
MRS. ROSS CRIES
AS SUE ASSUMES
HER NEW DUTIES
LAKE IS
ELECTED
SANFORD MAYOR
W ashington N e w s
Committees Named
liy S illin e ss Club
F o r Circus H ere
R otary H ears P lea
For R epresentation
At N. Y. Exposition
County Court Meets B ut A djourns
P ending A ppointm ent Of New Judge
•
%»?
jS
A
�'AT, JAMUAKT5, IMS.
pfcy WTM>4‘KfeW at
W
cancels Menace^
the Company, in the City of Satji
ford, Florida, on the 20th day of
r Another Gale
January. 1025, a t the hour of 3:00
ithinWeek’s Time AuGURATION :om.
>*cle • P. M. for the purpoie o f
..-ring aurh matters as may
> (he high school. We
(he high school and
rke about its appear. w ^ t have we dotiu
tlfying it?
urgtsly you can judge
Abort without entering
N il
Outside appearnt. The outside is as
•8 (he furnishings of a
,PAIUS, Jan. 5. — Another big
itiorm in brewing in the eoulhwest,
amf weather men fear It will come patade. th e y are cspeztad to
to replace the gale that ended by rcafch the city about 2 o'clock
blowing itself out Sunday, leaving Mchday night, and will be march :d
a trail of disaster in every part Immediately to an uptown restaurof .France except the favored Rlv- M»t where they will be snrVrd
icra. The'W orst consequences of frith coffee and sandwiches. Aftthe gale were the floods in Nor- erward they will lake up.quarters
mandy. The Riyer Vire has reach- | t the Elks' Club a tjjf} ^ |e ^ |^ { i
cd the highc.st mark: recorded since ho served three meals during the
1852 and the city of Caen i.i cn- la y Tuasdav.
tlreiy surrounded by floods.
•} t.. ‘
n /;•
.
In southern Brlualny the situa- * 1 .
'
to ' the Ku“«i«nmn
tion also Is grave. The town o f ' . mirtg1hi ro for thd'bMiMloAlfhhi
Pontivy is in n desperate plight,1policemen’s band,will he op hand
*bftlldren spend a great
Sla?1 t ^ mo *( •chotjl. and
*
b«at we can give them.
» .Im portant tp benutlfy the
while
at Morlaix,
tSYQUhdu, it U just an tm- a
s ~
a f *the central
___two
_______
11K from
lt Jni ,Perry
c ir\tryto beautify the school of tho city is flooded to a dep
(cf
other bands, U
one
two feet, a sight which had not which will march with tli 3 T ayljr
>own citisens and visitors b
^invcfr0.r I 0 tbe<lrr' .U .
couh^r
delegation,
and lb
thij Capital
Capiul
"!1"*? t*5’,|5nm0M,
.nnd
The rivers in the northeast of ’r’
spec, City b in i' of
"* Tallahassee.
-------- \V spec*e ‘Jo® *thool grourult daily franco
and
Belgium
are
also
very
"
l ih* OM'lattrn will bo sent hsrc from
io town la largely judged by
high and at many places are al ' Miami to furnish music for tho innoolr, • .Think of the out- ready
over their bam n. At Bruny- a.igural lall.
of
Florida every
., cities
.
-- ........—
the dyke burst nnd the
tgem have beautifully school an-Artoia,
1
cr
flooded
tho town in the .mid
n> *nd grounds. Tourists dle of the night.
Tho inhabitants Liberals Resign Fram
tpwtis who emplusise eduwere awakened hv the tocsin and
Cabinet
os best they could, abun- Moussolini
^•pa one would say wj have escaped
everything. Hundreds arc
FI Playground m i n for Ihe doning
LONDON, Jan. 5.— Tho Daily
without shelter.
H(which is true) cl tho high now
Mail reports that Signor Casati
Tho
I.oricnt
wireless
station
has
fnd why put out niants to received a message that the steam and Gino Snrrochi, of whom both
down. Ono will always
are liberalc, resigned ns ministers
ffr .children love the truly er Dahomey had been taken in of education public work respective
l?.w
•
n4
beln*
brought
to
port.
id and will do their share, Tho Dnhomcy was crippled by tho ly, in Italian cabinet.
Premier
^11 work together and make storm, and ycrteiray was picked Mussolini rcplnced thorn with lib
((tractive as possible. We
up by tugs from which, however, eral deputies.
she broko loose. Lost night the
steamer was reported to he in dungerous shoal;. She has 70 men
aboard.
Private
Discussions
Qn Debts Are Planned
WEST PALM BEACH, F h ., Ja r
5.—Efforts during the pn»t 21
hours to puli the Standard Oil Com
pany tnnk ship Wm. Rockefeller
off a sand bnnk near Jupiter light
house on the east coast of Florida
were unavailable but employes of
n radio station, reported Monday
that the ship is in r.o immediate
danger.
LONDON, Jan. 5. — Winston
Churchill, Chancellor of tho Ex
amo luroisn the money to chequer, will carry on private dls* them. During the holl- cufslonn on the subject of inter
to,* Plan(«. nnd I allied debts with various represen
■t the school and community tatives at tho conference of allied
l/oy them.
finance ministers in Paris WednesI Freshman clasr of tho high tiny* it in unrietrtooc). Thu cabinet NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEET
ING OF STOCKHOLDERS
dourvea special montlor.— which met Monday Is said to have
im ber plans to tarn a dollar acquiesced to Mr. Churchill's sug
............... .. '
'to it to this gestion that tho debt problem be
TITLE GUAKANTY AND
ltJ Hnd' I feel like the Fre'j’h" approached by informal discussions
Instead
of
being
brought
up
in
offi
MORTGAGE COMPANY
* ffe( ®IKtl* more Joy
Pjnns by doing this, cial sessionc at its conference be
Sanford, Florida
cause of the desire of United States
iu5
°f U" who f*n 10 co,»- government to avoid open discus NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
•
That in pursuance with the Char
JCiWania .club kindly con sion of the subject.
ter nnd In accordance with the pro
ed to give <25 provido 3 other
ttlUtlon would give |25. These Strescmann Receives visions of law, tho annual meet.
[nUJUJonM huvn n a v e s
It.wl M
Ing of the Stockholders of the
I raUtfl yet. Thi«*f!Sd
....... wiffb
„c
®
Allied
Communication
Title
Guaranty and Mortgage Com.WIrH School Beautidcatlon
a- Tho plants we have at iiresBERLIN,
Jan.
5.—British,
iCost <200. . If any organixu- French,
Italian and Japanese Am
H. A. SPEIR
bassadors and the Belginn Minis
ter Monday presented Chancellor
' CARPENTER
Marx with the allied government
rt'ffrtr,lbig the postponement
l l r i m l r l n u m il l l l r M i H l r l h i K
of the evacuation of the Cologne
/one which w«h sot for Jan. 10
A iliIrroN 3IIMI l>nlni,-llii A » r .
under the Vert nilles Treaty.
7% %
S
r ?
i.
m
<»■*
9
a
,*
it
*
- 15
“ Ta
VJ
13 m
,
>w»
■ '/ M
17
ip
____ ____
1
a ‘| ?
1
21
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2i
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1
26
m m ~
w
w
i t
27
,
W ?
Jh .
3d
*1
A
—vehicle
— Incite
G— Idle ta li
■I. (*!uu„)
•0—-fui »«pi
ID—work
11— gain
12— nickti^mo
for p h ,J.
... emu
W— nu;t.ij
la;—cinders
! ( — narrow
p.ccr of
anyihiag
£3 re rp ir/j
22— girw io
Thin Paint is not effected by
the Iitt./ing Mun. It Is Elas
tic— It Contracts and Expands
with the W eather—It is Non
Porous. No Moisture can gef
Itril urliiK
Tfi«- ninut rriitnrlinlili*
rrilurliiK ulrillr rvrr tip.
'•Iltnpil.
Thp> h n v p
•mp|it lltp • 'poiiiilrv W
iitiinnl (art ,-> urn t»it:i) t All nl/pn Hppp.
It in a 1 mashing blow to old time r.clling methods—
A sale Hutiufying bargain event piunned on the hroudest sccpe to sweep out every vestij.*.' of this superb
Winter stock in seven days if intense activity!
L'rme! Share in its savings!
S12.N.* rink Oprit Front
A
x n rrp ln n
r h lir ns*n> o f
rhiilrpM , p i p e r s
In f u r s o f t h e h lifh p s t
p o sslh le q n n lltr . W o m en
. h r iild
not
o v e rlo o k
th U e v rep llo n a l h u iln u
n iip o rtu n ll} '.
An almost unbelievable sale of Women’s
Smartest, Newest First
R1NES
HI I East Second Street
I’houe t>30-J
"OPEN AT NIGHT"
112 W. First St.
Phone .103
T H E HOUSE OF QUALITY’
equaled fur dresseri of thin
33
hijfh quality.
See them to
morrow!
3V
1
4 x2 .
DRESSES BOUGHT TO SELL FOR S19.7
VERTICAL
-gmp'f con
1—
places for10—tailor
snrvu
confine
21—small ooir
-one who
ment
23— 'iitires
guides n
2—
hail
i to titterverse I
3—
one who
mint pro-beust of
seizes *ith
po-ttun uf
bqnleti
Vhe teeth
gold or
-the light
ft— welfare
♦liver il,
6—
fowl
-unlatch
roinr
(pwL)
7—
ventilate 2 fi fnii'ranco
-fruit
H—consecrate
27 -all. con
-Arabian v 12— spotted
sidered In
ruler v
Id—period of
d'vidunllv
-speoic
tim e
29—i-t cry one
—basiiful
! A—call
of t\»o a
-one in
17—to p.w> a
more in
ti(/finitely
rope
dividual}
through u
.It—buijy of
heir
■ witter
(lUUt. )
M— fur *etier
solution to puzzle
h
u
SLIMtv
\ g tfl?
Our FiUlrr
•Murk Of
36
■'i %»>v
»-•.
N P in *
A, N il
Wallop!
At n price that never been
m<////
/p •.‘7f,
6 t iii a .
iM m l
•Smashing
f l ~
■
m t 'A
:.3 o
3!
E. F. LANE, President
Sanford Shrine Club
First Time
Ever Reduced!
Fountain Pens and
Pencils.
Violins, Ukuleles
and Guitars.
Flashlights and
Batteries.
•
Super Heterodyne
and Atwater-Kent
Radios.
f . p.
Imporant Business. Every Noble
urged to be present.
See
The Newest Advanced
Styles In Millinery
Sport Hats,
Street Hats
Dress Hats at
I ' h o i i p njH
6
NOB LES
Attention!
FLORIDA
OI«an— I te p a lr
w h
i?.
W /y
—- - m
7
c
:
Box 20tf
GROVELAND
V ------ S E L L ------RENT
Mon!J ,n tbb* Pu*11'5 nr® Ihrce-Icttcr
•3
Long L6ase on Store Room
Suitable For Ice Cream Factory
TYPEWRITERS
By J . C. BOYD............ ........ ......
acres, thence West 18s lt»l, e j In Sanford. . Semin..; p
more or lets, to the nferosald 10 Florida. ■ >
m*holo c
acre corner, containing J t.ll
Done and ordered thi*
acres, of land, more or '"as.
of N'ovehiben lost '
YnU are therefore nnlered and
l i A. DOITnr
required to appear to tho bill of
• Clerk Circuit Court
complaint herein nt the court houss
note Countv
at Sanford. Seminole County. Florl- (Seal)
county. Florid;
(hi. on Monday, the 2nd day d»»
By A- M. W FFirr r,
February.. 1933. said cause bain* a Fred ft. Wilson.
KRKC> B.
suit to qulot title In the complainSolidtpr (dr.Conskdka,.
nnt to the aliovo described tract of Dec. I. f |g, f t s* b,n aantland.
Jan. 8, If. 18,-fl.* *
MEETING OP T H E .S A N F O R D
SHRINE CLUB, VALDEZ PALM
ROOM TONIGHT AT 7:30
O ver W o o d r u f f ,<k W a tso n
A RECTANGULAR TtID*)LE—Twister No. 07.
.2
J'latifhl Hines. Deceased.
2
t
7T
CITATION.
r
T»: Annie lilacs, widow of Han*
uel HI nos. deceased. Aaron Hlneji.
l.cnnu Itl ick1»*< and Ulrtlicr ItlgKlns, her liunliand. anil Susie Hines,
all of .Unmlmils, County. Florida.
Notice Is hereby given that C. Af,
Hand. Administrator of the estate
oP Samuel llines hits tills ■th e . ICtB
day of December. I l ! | filed III tho
nhovo Court n petUtou to take pos
session of the real' property of said
estate to pay the debts and chnrues
against said estate, due to tile In
sufficiency of the personal proper
ty. said real property being describ
ed os follows, to-tvIt •
W»i of NWU.of N CI of HKH
In rtect'n n
J2. T o w n sh ip IS.
South, llnngu 31 osst. 6 acros
inure or lesfl.
•
.
Two 12) oerps square In NW
corner of HW«i of NWH of
Section 33, Township 19. south
KHtlge 31 Hast.
ami It It commanded that you and
esrli of you, and all other persons
Interested In said estnte. ttpoear be
fore the County Judge's Court In
Hntn'ord. Florida, on tho 38th day of
January. 1925. and then and there
show cause. If any you have, why
H. S. POND
T o d a y’s Cross-Word Puzzle
,■1
he brought before it.
Dated this the &th day Of De
cember, 11)24.
S. 0 . Chase, •
Attest:
President
Alfred Foster, Secretary.
interested^ In tlist certain tot.
e nr- purrsl of land situate In
■mltin!
Florida, and dsscribed an foliowH
The -heir*. gavlncst, grantees and
CinimeDdna <tn the East line bf
other claimants under Cornelia
flection 7,. Township to Mouth
K. ■liruco, C. F. Druee, Angus D.
• p n if . ct al. •
Rang* 31 East, at a .stake
Oil DMR FOR PUBLICATION .
The Htute of Florida,
• standlmr 1318 feet North or the
Southeast corner of slid sec
. To. all purtles claiming Interest
tion. running from thense West
undo- Cornells F. flruce, C. F.
sis feet to the corner of a
rimes. nuns D. Bruce. Francis
trnct of land heretofore eonVeyedJ thence North 21 degrees
West 1233 feet, more or lest.,
to the West line of to acre
.tract of In no; thence North 1>3
feet mure or less, tu the ID
acre corner; thenco beginning
ng.iin at tho place of commcr.rnmani between sectlonu 7
nml * und runt.mq from thence
•* ‘East In section S- ou tbs South
“’llhb I'PThe TVest'one-hlHrJof the
Nntfhteeat Quarter' ofVi the
~9<rtltliWu*t Quartctf. of awfaf Sec1 ‘tloti »,"d*5 feet; IhenW-jNurth
S7S freVlo an .iron post!: IIIhucu
North -*S degr*** Jh- luUiuuS
t.WfSt ISSifect lb n pest MI'VQen
said .:ectlons: thence In the
stme direction North S9 de
gree*. ■86 nllnntesl1 Week D78
Jflltff W litlaml'lhef. COmptalnint.
f\ rtin t fo r b e g in n e rs
The enm-word puzzle dia
gram is merely ;» means of con
cealing words width are synony
mous to those luted and which
will interlock perfectly and %o
• ead equally w ell croajwise or
downwards. Always look for
the number of the synonym on
the diagram. If horuontal, you
must find a word to fu between
that number sou the first shaded
stop to tho right. if vertical,
you must fit you. wor<J between
the number and the brn shaded
atop bflcw.
,
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h u p '., m i r v p n l
li p p n :i>:n.>uni-p,l n, ( m i l l ,
1115r p i i l l y opriiH .
W i n n r i i „ f l ' n « l , l n u t , h o n r r n In l r . l « l , l r ( p iit lp tip jrH >»III l l t r i l l
(h ln h piii i i p m II
T I p ilrpHM'H I t i r u l i r i l n r r 1‘ l u p l l u n l l l ,
il H n l l n I ' r r p p H In u p b n i i ' r u - . m i , u r n l o f h l a h v r r 1-0,1,l i l t , m i l , I , r(( ,-« -|« n i | | „ ( U p ( p ln-:au • I> —
r . t i i q i p p r . l I II : O N H i
On ifoot! rcsidcnceH ami improved business p
Sajiford.
Theso loam can be made in ai
S 1,000.00 to-^100,000.00 fur a term i.f 3 year
or ton years.
er Dresses—To $59.50.
“ . • "*»«?
R a i l . “ ( ' M i - L i ii l l r p H w i' ~ ,n a r iill)
here n r . In n
n-im pH
••nnjW To M l i h l u ( t i p u ■'r lil . . f l - ' n n h ! u!
i:» p r,
K in in n l
In i l , l .
ig ru u p
• » :-u t - t p l u . l v p t n i i l p l —
n c in .lr r -
n - P of t-rpnll,p K
lu*t **kllVA
Purirt l i r r w r l f
a;ul
CHOICE
\ allies Up to $30.00 Now
Ihp l,i quit IpIIIuk uf (Sp
% C H O IC E ’
iIphIw.i-
t !•» I«ti%«•
l ii a p lr p - l f v r r r u u p ,.f ( |, , - m — « „ , ] i r , , l .
»!».- ill.lt O n l y l ' ( r u a Iri-tM pnilr.u.l,f u r : u n lit,- b i t , a r r u p n h l p l u , ,( / ,- r
itj-N l*r.Tti.liui m u t e , j | ( M . n n l i c . i r ,
l>fl o p I
Office W ith Hanford Bend & Mortgage Co,
Meritvethc • Bldg., 2nd St.
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Sanford
Florida
�THE SANF0JR1) HERALD, EU O TA Y ,*A W A #Y ft, W
ND STATE
Another Date" With Hangman
V. Cros8*Word Puzzle
THE JEWELED CROWN—Twister No. 68
----! i|:
* 9m
-------------- By J. C. BOYD
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HIS cross word cootraptioo U not one that yon will get through
with In a hurry. In fact, we rather think you will find a number
of disturbing synonyms likely to cause you tome annoyance. But.
at that, there are only four words not in everyday use which are used
In the puzzle. You will find the proper synonyms bciovv the graph.
T
„
Ncrfttt Drtkoin Official Says
lie Never {Jaw Quicker Ac* |
th»rf Nor 1Belter Results
jOJii^Ipcd In Any
Any breaking out of the skin
on face, neck, arms or body is
o v e r c o m e r(uicke»t by applying
Mcntho-Sulphur. The p i m p l e s
seem to dry right up and go away,
declares a noted skin specialist.
Nothing has ever been found to
t'nkfe the place of sulphur <«:f a
nimjdb r e ^ o y ^ H ^ f l W
os”
h n r.jh c x p c n s iiftfy
f / l t i p ’HASS&E, J a n J « J1 |L
D /fkw w '^nls ti» set Fioridn n th t
bcU L\h o country, if the onjmxtl
rrio!'Wii:i’ adopted two year*)w o
m fd fi^ th h rtale to inve*tl<pile
rincilptitfnjici-.-i dgaim t Florida. In
to the commissioner of
kgrrsailusc atpn regarding the
n tiH ix Crimson who represented
'fdrlh-' Dakota, in representations
on ht-lnlf of the Tabrt •Utility, saitf "I, have never
irfo W V n case'where such splcn!lj Vejponpe wan made, and such
•oofl ►W.ult.i t'.-t'UQgillshed an by
2.
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SIOUX FALLS, S. Dak.—James ■
A. May of 70! Lncutah Bldg., ban ■
rorfeeted an nmaaing new device ■
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High Grade Accessories.
Tubes Vulcanized while you wail.
5% Discounts
9 'fft
A2-
The Home of Dunlop Tires
START ^ H E NEW YEAR RIGHT
Use Our Oil Coupon Books
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n a a e g a is ,
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33
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a ^ a n y
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33
32
iff
Wclaka Bldg.
,f:3 irist
J a ™ W '. 1,es
UtMjpo-Sifwjift- und use fibtllikc
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We have new crop seed of PE PPE R and EGG Pi
The very finest strain s th a t can.he secured,
See Us Before Buying
.A l
Saves you One Cent a Gallon cn GasoUn*
THINK IT OVER
-40
51
1
Cod Liver Gil In
Sugar Coated Tablets
For Puny Kids
HORI20N
Vt.KIU.AL.
3— gasps
tutvpnby in Dixie county. Them
J—preposition 20—twelve
8—ciiprcious
« ttH<d v. rliort time inter. In
2—
time and
( Homan)
Forget the nasty tnstuig. sto
28—curb
prank
again
of the circumstances
mach upsetting cod liver oil, and j
10—stops
,
3—
coiprtjde
20— Dutch
niAkpdjiig hi.-i dentil caused ids
give the thin,' puny, underdevelop-1
(collorp)
13,—so the dl*
,, -. mda-sure of rd 'children McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
o n e In appeal to the li-"ialatuM
4—
allied by
rection of
liquids
n*‘‘ rufr . i tatfc asking tliat body
Compound Tablet* if you want to
14— lampoon
30—strange
nature
I,:dl* (in the; rlnrhln authorities
gist* them a good appetite and put
10—New
Eng
5—
at that 32— musical
mJiki nil imKiligatimi.
peundn of good healthy fleih on I
land
Slate
time
terns
lAWfft'; o;, thfi suggestion, a Bernard Grant, 21-years-old Chicago 'bark ’« (he yards” youth, has
their bones.
(abbr.)
fiibbr.)
6
salt
|"AUjbS n was adopted by the law- another ‘date” with the hangman, lie's scheduled to die .Inn. t<>, tm1 8 — s if tin g
7—privately
3.7—within
Doctora know all about then*
aLtan body of tliat state asking lejin u commutation of rent* n-:n of further r cpm-vi- i forthcoming,
utensil
9—pirate
37—kind of
niatt so doen Bowers Pharmacy, nnd
flU-hJoHda gu into the nmlter ills life was spared ii mpurarily by Governor i.en Small last fall fol1—occupation
cheese
20— a sister
nil good pharmacist-.! all over Am
o?c’2&lij\. An a result of the lewfng n flood of letters nnd message:- [deriding with Sniull to reim oi
,2—interro
feed.)
30—flat «-afisb erica, for they are in great de
tlpirTtaken Hero, Thomna W. lier the Leoh-lu oi old decision. (.Irani is nccusud of the murder of a
4 1—wrong
21— lowest
gated
llhfmlii/thani, ‘"whipping ho :a" at policeman two years ngo.
5—Open Tig to 43— business mand, because they are not lag
4 2 —we r u t . )
point
gards but show results in a few
whorA young Tnhert
tympanum
nuuae
22— recent in 43— bewitch
days.
,
of ear
I abbr.)
40— nimble
indicted on a charge of
telligence
2-1— military
44—
exclama They are not expensive either—
.7—get up
49—
kind
of
soil
Lirdfrv. and Uia use of the lash American Hotel
ft> Auction Off Rare
tion
officer
50— makes , ,3—wide
<10 tablets, GO'cents and children
of disciplining pri.onprefix de
mouthed
45— pronoun take them like candy.
equal
sRw^:< .abolished npd a law wa.:
Praised In England Rembrandt Pictures 25— noting
46— for exam A very sickly child, age 9 gain
iui
Jug*
melt,; prohibiting the leasing of
i
t
—large
ple
met
iM fn in Florida.
ed 12 pounds in seven months and
LONDON, Jan. 0.—An ungual
47—
look
African
IfrjfKinhnthr.fn infer was tried
is strong nnd healthy.
river
43—noun
suf
collection
of
.some
350
Uembrnndt
id-, convicted of second degree
Ono skinny woman gained 1)
*3— testify
fix with
etchings, which had been hidden
ujdcr hut later was granted a,
diminutive pounds in 24 days.
2!—some
TlUjia| in July of this year, the) that lli
ln.ni the art prblie in an English
“ Bo sure to get McCoy's, ttje
fciee
, whit!) pas been sot. lie iticfctri
original nnd genuine Cod Liver
coiinty :tquiro’« private library for
now a t libert y on a $10,000 I lie opi
Oil Compound Tablet.”
early a century, lias been brought
rife"'
nrchitec
Tip For Beginner*.
fot
ward,fur
public
unit*
in
the
near
HiA(flulions adopted l»y the Council,
Solve this puzzle by compar
future.
iftlAti legiidnture on the lust day
Mr. I
c A 8
E G G m G AE
ing the synonyms listed In the
tin V'M i in of IU’J.’l relating to ing nm
'Jliwrri: Is raid to be no doubt
Fountain Pens and
"Horizontal” and "Vertical"
A V 1 D MO # T o I L.
tils ut til',* genuiness of the etch
'SlW- Dakota j legislature which |i() fot i
columns with the number of
Make Every Acre Do Its Best’
\
- will In presented to the altead <
ings, and no one ventures nn op
Pencils.
G E T ' D O C w o R E
spaces extending crosswUe or
ict’i, soo Jen. f>, according to a
inion on their prpnhlu value. The
downward on the diagram, cj
E «A'i
tf" F. V A D E R s V if S
UV,.ey.ived ij,v the commix:,innViolins, Ukuleles
fi rthr anting sale, it is declared, is
the ciue may be. If a word
The many big crops of the fruit anil fancy vet'etilj
c
i r pgri<*iiltii"*i from Mi. (Irimwithout precedent in living me
V# T R 1 P
N
E
C
m
D
s occur* to you meaning sub
.i
and
Guitars.
gro,vn with Armour’s BIG CROP fertilizers are !
t
t ' lie : nid hr< would like to mibmory.
stantial! y the same as the
A
s P 1 T F. O r r synonym
best advertisement. Actual field results clearly prt
L* Wfllf his vtiport uf tiie mntThe collection was formed ear
and the correct num
Flashlights and
T R A 1 L b U V Aj T E
J ‘Tr report uf the splendid utly In the loth century by Edward
ber of letter* to fit in the
th eir superior crop-making ability. Only high jfn
Ly-.
Kl«"-t»Uc» 1,y the Florida ofItudgo, n '»Middlesex mitgi drate, a
space* between its number and
Batteries.
m aterials of known value enter into th eir cotppositi
R ■/; 5 T E. E H E R
V
Uie first shaded stop following,
J gi,sliit*iro, people and
member of n family which dates
The
plant-food is balanced to suit the needs of the p
A s S’ I D A Y , ;
the *l^ih*;rt matter, and
back *to ljucen Elizabeth’s reign,
P Si; write it in; lightly.. .Wyrlf pw*y
Super
Heterodyne
;
ticular
crop for which it is intended. -They
he small words, tne "easy”
M'llendhl ■treatm ent
given
P E A f t Vo'
» R,
'21 C \k E 1
atid
Atwater-Kent
fords,
first,
and
they
will
give
pended
upon to grow big crops if big crops are pos;|
iM'4vkee»hduf accompanied. Mr.
v
S A Y La s H Y rr< A
yon plenty of clues to tin. dif
Ttillnliannee and re\K I!
Radios.
ficult or.es.
lri*J here for n nhort time in
Wives
To
Rear
Scat
C
opfU
lfit.
K
Inf
ifraitirw
ta
n
"
ireeti n v Hli the care.
I MqI n” rl i )e |iii:rttcd the state
ST. PF.TF.USBUIUl, Jan. <5. —
The Armour BIG CROP line is complete. It Incli
ryu (iff.'c . !. to : end him i :h
fjcorgi* \V. Wylie, city attorney of
Tho year 1924 goes on record ns
formulas and analyses to su it every Florida crop
n on iv i J it L: available show311 East Second Street
Si. Peternburg, believe that wives Will Ask Commission a year singularly barren of cham
A. ftnffield
returned Friday ■a'.,» le tte r <Imeulfc”-: v/hcn nit Vtftrt wo accompli, lied by the
soil.
.Among the four types of BIG CROI* citrus d
Plume
fi.lO-J
S.jfrfurn in ub«di.*hing lea.e from n short trip to Tnmpn, St. i iie; on the back act of uutonio- To Recaii Bond Issue pionship piihllstic events.
tures
there is one especially adapted to the fall iwj
“OPEN AT NKII1T"
• lam* "I wonder if yuu would I’etc'-sbiug nnd other [mints in llv hi’"*, lie liu.* ro informed tlie*
of
your
grove. And there’s a BIG CROP vegelfi
WES*r 1‘AI.M Ilk ADD, Jan. fi! — I
trvmo a report of how succesn- touthm* part of the ; tale. While city comniiunimi in nn informal
fertilizer
to satisfy every need of your soil.and cn
away
Mr.
Itnfielil
wu.,
d'lighted
>y*pr present system h«* been
iggeition that ml ordinance ie- The county conidvi.*skuiiur!i a rt to
Descriptive booklet free on request.
i?i, .tli; the abolishment of the to tind that there is »nmddemble uiiiiin.:. wlven lo meiipy the Imcl; be i*tqiie:iled to recall the bond NSTOP CATARRH! OPEN
tAjiaie," h!a letter rend. "1 talk about Sanford and its bright ••at of nutomoliile nn a preventive xue of $1,8(11),000 voted on Dee. Ifi,
NOSTRILS AND HEAD
Warehouse at Sanford
iliM'fi.! to submit with my ro- future among hiudncxr men in oieiiMure mraiii.T nulomoliile ueclt "iin.v .'latter that would give that section. Thin city ho dielnii dents. The matter has bean re and replace it with another for
Bays
Cream
Appli
ed
in
Nostrils
Armour Fertilizer Works
fm/b ri dit to’yim and tiie Florl- In lieing wall bed with interest by ferred lo tiie director of public approximately $900,000. Dcelaion
Relioves Head-Colds at Once.
*«flicials.
If the
original ninny pniple not only among the works for smrvey and estimate.*.
West Commercial and It. It. Avo
tn llii:, elTeet has been reaebed at a
t^^D clntn resolution of two regular residents of (hose cities
nia
m
meeting
attended
by
,cpre'»>, / /> In any wav operated but aiming winter visitors.
rentutivx'S of tiii.i city and many ... If your nostrils are clogged
iu-it Florida, l am very aaxAi ctlnnV uf the Everglades. The am! your head is stuffed nnd yuu
| mu! aetlyt) lm now taken to
proposed ieiim ns rtque ited now can't breathe freely because of a
(Morula riglit before the counwill
be to build and c'orilpleto 23'A iold or catarrh, hist get u small
Jacksonville, Fla,
’■I hrive never known of u cn:.e
miles
of rand front the IP miles bottle of Ely's Cream Balm at any
M^ZUeii splendid response wan
dnm
store.
Apply
a
little
of
this
post on tlm West Pain* Beach rnf ntitl such good results ncnnl, west to nelloglhde, and the t vagrant, antiseptic cream into
^Jwbld ns by Florida in thin
17 miles from Hulleglnde \veut to your nostrils and let it penetrate
art nmttei,"
the llendrv county line, and tn build ! through the air |iassqgc of your
H' hvoilnbla data on tin* subroads fi’uiii Bellcglnde to t'nnal head, soothing and healing the in
T j Iciiu* forwarded to Mr.
Point, I’aiioheo to llacum's Point, flamed, swollen mucous membrane
iVbbn I v t ’qihmis.donei of AgrlSouth Hay lo Okeelanta, lathe and you get Instant relief.
uns Mayo, under v/hose dimeAh! how good it feels. Your
tVoifli to Military Trail, und Belle,,{plls the' administration of
nostrils are open, your head is
I lade to the locks.
^U, ryfairs, with the advice
1I’lgin. no more hawking, vnuflling,
iv ' i'V l>,lve observed that the
I lowing; no more headache, dry
’' v’* V
i : working out very
Now
Year
Resolutionsness or r.trrjtgllag for breitlu
,jtt 4. u Be.*'
Ely’s. Cream Balm is just what
SPECIAL PRICES
1?^ have
not had na minh
sufferers from head colds und ca
ibk- i.. i-n ncine, discipline utarrh need. 11'a a delight.
Ht >> U' convicts since th< (ash
VJELL HLRE M
M ISS
■VIE OUGHT TO i
IT MEANS A
B
om - g e t
. >A'i; lied u.- some had unit
VJARP
1 AM GE.MTS- |
KNOVd SOON IF
TORTUNetF
THAT pa il
1. Mr. Mayo wrote. "Of
I’HONI
MAGIC MUD
I ’M READN TO
HERSELF
FIRST STRE1
IT D o e s j
OF
MUDrw the innttrr wan a ne*v thing
VFLL. BEAUTIFV
EARH
THAT
‘
,
*>25
*y foi: . oiflo time to get it esr s a a x in a ii*1
’ THE. FIGURE r
u\ * I nil along, and w 1 hop*
not
only
hurt
but
the
skin
usually
be
/efl i von better result.i thau
comes black and bluo.
in a aan aiiain aiiaau aiaiiaH aB u cB u ciH u an aE u su itaB siiu n siaiiaN zaaaB B d U B n aj'iaB M iH 11'111
atew, rrevailiiig.”
LICARBO takes out tho pain, re
I
_ --duces tho swelling and removes tho
fqcrculo&is Deaths
disfiguring black and bluo marks. In
a few hours tho actual spot can
i ■Florida Are l 'a:
scarcely bo found und overnight It is
gone. The severest bruise yields
fU.AIIAESEi:, Jnn. fi.—North
readily to its magic power. Ask your
U/t di Floiida dur- ig ;. 23 from
druggist lor LICARBO.
'!’• ware V- * than Iialf
BETTER THAN IODINE
lynli c tliat died In California
’ ,hc -i.u.i ■ dixuur e, according
r i’ i ’.i.j pel hundred
pn td the. federal department
mu a", e, if only the white |»opI;- t itqn into consideration,
r j f ’ tho negro population ,<i'
a j *i - cohvlnced, tliix -date’s
jT; ) till far below California
p:
•* Which is not divided by
GivJG M E T H E
L—
i. ■
Perhaps the test remedy ever dis
TVOEMTM Fl\J6 tROM
L o c k im t k e .
JU M P IM ' '
5t(i:l I :'23 California'.-* death
covered for a persistent cough that lias
i f vs
T ar
• -w- - u.
MEM - L GOTTA GO
bung °n and on, and whic^ may deS .m l)*M Cause, based on ndGlass a n d
Ho pt o a d s
H ot
tfit 3 a
t
¥
m
.velm* into a more serious corudtloo, U that
HON\£.>A*)D Do
!i;iue , wa.i fi.Hipf, or I.thill
tj $
- r.
\
j { *'
; IT AtNXT I
i :df(nne trwd sit-t pruwd m.-diduc that our
t
Ji e I i li-nmiind, n . t m<
1
AV4E);\NfNErHtMG J g
I xfuiitssnc) itrujgtr- ir»ntsielicd'on - Dr. Bell's
» MoOfue. Y"
y •k'ifi'id.i’a 1.082 total,".ir l.(M
tw>Tw Honey; I tie piuiuu* relief is almost
/ '—er- if■ m1 WST'r^
msxical. aiul a day’s use will often break up a
kiuglrcd thousand. Of those
changed (
Lsdcouch or clicsl cold entirely. Doctors say
iLeii in tld i statu jUly 41)4
K.eplno tar quickly loosens and removes ibe
or Crate Nails, etc.
rSvllile. making C9.2 per him*
ih-inj, Negroes to the nuiiii.t f'fif! dlwl, which was 171
toad red thoujutnl.
t
F . P. R IN ES
Dangerous Coughs
Go Quickly With OldTime Pine-Tar Honey
Three 2-IIorse IRON AGE SPRAYERS
II you ave on tRo market for Celery VJ'ire
IH LL IM PLEM ENT COMPANY
D r . B E L L 'S
FINE -TAR-HONEY
FOR COUCHS
�THE SANFORD H E R A tD , TUESDAY, JANUARY 6,1925,
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Where fabled Coacoochee strove to thwart Mellen’s
Gallant Garrison in the Seminole Indian W ar
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HE tendency of a rapidly growing community of progressive and far-sighted citizens is
to be ever looking into the dim distant future endeavoring to penetrate the lining of
Pandora’s box for one brief glimpse of the riches stored there. It should however
nevor become so enraptured by these captivating mirages as to lose sight of the per
haps cruder but more interesting antecedents which made them possible.
T
ITII this in mind it is the purpose of the developer of Fort Mellon, Sanford’s newest
and most exclusive subdivision, to recount in a number of advertisements which will
appear in The Sanford Herald from time to time, historical features connected with
Sanford in general and Fort Mellon in particular. An effort will be made to dig down
deep into the experiences and files of the oldest settlers of Seminole county where it is hoped
much interesting data of personal achievement and civic development may be brought to light
which i sure to prove valuable information to
W
OR the purpose of perpetuating the histoi leal setting and of making new some of the old
features xxf this.city, the name of Fort Mellon will remain a permanent feature in the
1. ' life of Sanford and as the years''come and gd’, fiC‘w 'arrivals'’'will'be reminded that Fort
Mellon existed and that it was the scene o f many important developments in the early
years of Florida’s history.
HE Fort was founded as a government post early in December in 1886 and was imme
diately occupied by two companies of artillery, four companies of dragoons and a num
ber of Creek Indians. It was scarcely less than a year before the famous Seminole In
dian War broke out and Fort Mellon immediately became an important strategical
point of attack.
T
HIS WAR, abounding as it does in thrilling romance of fact and fiction, brought down
I
those daring Indian Chiefs, King Phillip and his fabled son, Coacoochee, in attack
A upon Fort Mellon, but they with their four hundred warriors were disastrously re
pulsed by the American garrison which forewarned nad been reinforced on the prev
ious day. The Americans however, during the course of the battle which lasted many hours
of terrific fighting, suffered a severe loss in the death of their gallant leader, Captain Mellon.
E and the other soldiers who died in this battle were buried with impressive military cer
emony on the estate known as Villa Shoora, on Lake Monroe. Although the bodies were
buried very close to the w aters edge and the waves have long since washed out all
traces of the graves, older Sanford residents can remember seeing them when visit
ing this sacred spot.
H
EARS later, Major Fancy delivered a memorable address to the Grand Army then en
camped in Sanford, in which he urged our citizens to mark in some suitable manner the
place where occured what may have been the fiercest battle of the Seminole War.
This, the Fort Mellon developers will strive to do.
Promoters of Sanford’s Finest Subdivision”
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�K v J a t t i ' p i
T H E S A N F O B D H E R A I.D , f f l K g D f ty , J A N U A R Y fi, IM S .
Making Money Every Day
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■t ftaal.nl. ITnrMn
»■ ftscond C lu i Matter,
Poking over the exchanges the other day when
<u thr roitorrica
f f > T 7 m F,0ftda- u,ii,«r a « of «0J l U5 d.ia *Tcry in* rcatin* •rtic le in one of the Miami
WKAW-----------Bailor
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Pftoa, Uft
. i t u c w r n o v n atks
^ T a»r_* 7 .a« 8 i* Month*....ITD*
in City by Carrier, pef
»k. lie. Weakly Edition >3.00
y***uLt *>.
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WBCTA*'J*roT ,rR ' All obltnary
leas, card* of thank*, renolutlona
_norie«a^of entortnlnninnis where
•1 ™ ftre made will be elmrned
** f¥ml*r a4vrU»)w$ ratea.
WWI TBB AftSOCIATKI) PRIIM
Aaapclated Praia !a exclita*
Jr •ntltltd to th# uie for repubKPJ* ;W ftH new* dlepatcnra
HIM Jo It or not othrrwlNa eredIn thin Rapcr and nlan the local
!l"Vd herein. All rljrhla
epultllcatlnn of aprrlal dlapiucli•rein nr* nlso r^perved.
lESDAY, JANUARY 6 , 1925.
LB THOUGHT FOR TODAY
LADNESS IN SERVICE:—
'• th* Lon) with gladness. Eninto hia Rate* with thanksgivand into hi* courts with
MU be thankful unto him, nnd
i hi* name. For the Lord I*
P«alr.i 10 0 : 2 , 4 , 5 .
EVERYBODY LOVES
yhody loves a little loving,
ybody craves It now and then.
Ille the heart is beating;
|cn the heart Is gladdest,
a the time we hunger for a
loving little friend.
ybody loves n little loving.
fbody, whether young or old,
ien the yenrs nrc fleeting;
'he the heart is beating;
s the time to tell them that
your love is nover cold.
body fovea a little loving,
body wants n little more;
o is never wasted;
•test think we’ve tasted,
wade our Journey on tho
lovalit shore.
—Ex.
papers indicative of the exceptional opportunities in this
vnnnV?M he.y0,i ng man for f W 1" * V a n d a l success A
>oung Cleveland man arrived in Miami on New Year's dav
W ith about
nlinnt forty
fn rli/ dollars in his
» ,!■pockets
___i___ and . before
. .
with
thea t,a y
had.set he had made Ten'thouM ndd;har“s m
“ ,B 8Un
This may sound something like a fairy tale, but th is is
e young man s story as lie told it to the newspaper reporter:
reached Miami from my, home in Cleveland on
*or,y
train. Thursday
had 1been
work9
m
--er morning. ^I alCSU
*1*11 WUI
K*
n°r
?f
nUm!)cr,
of
iTi
a
hardware
sto
re
there
fls an office clerk.
Dnfri**" AL“
1 •'
- - Miami
- ■
2rr llBefore
the train
reached
I bought a Miami Tribuno and read of the big Croissant
Park development at Fort Lauderdale.
K
“ j0,, an,d having the Croissant Park
S ? sl! !n W ™md when 1 stepped off the train.
I had breakfast nnd went to the Ponce do Leon hotel
to see Mr. Croissant. He referred me to Mr. Osgood-
^ . s s t £ i r , w a n " thc ,attcr Knvc «
“Never having sold real estate nr anything else as
a salesman, I was forced to the necessity of pretendng that I was fully able to finance myself for nn in
in scllingCngth ° f Ume and th at 1 waa weI1 cxPcl'lcnced
“With my contract and my remaining fortv dolwher,n
I,°lik0.t mail
1 H«i°»rtcd
OUt t0 delivery.
find th “ postoffice,
where 1Imy
expected
by general
As it was
n holiday the window was dosed, but I ran into a welldressed gentleman, who nlso was looking for mail and
who also had ju st reached Miami.
I f o b i^ im V ut.alkirJg*und rhc asked me if 1 »ved here.
F ra n k r r H d nnd th a t ? wa« « salesman for the
oM hn r°; F r0l8f aDnt 0 rp inization. He had also read
Snn.th Crol88ant l ark development nnd ho began askmg me questions about it. I invited him to go with
comI?any’8 bufles to see the develop
ment, which he agreed to do.
“ We started at one o’clock nnd I was afraid of
making a serious blunder because I also had never
seen the property. However, r had rend a price list
I pretended /nhek Tr,buae 8tor>’, of the opening day so
see i, «? ?*
know all about it. I thing he failed to
8eo J*j« now green I was and felt.
to ho imn°r,C “'I ° \ Z Cro,S8ant Park nml he seemed
in /if ,n}Prcsaed’ .W hen we returned to Miami late
lh
nn ®ft°[,1°lion/ ,hf . Kavu me hia card and asked me
to call a t his hotel the next morning. I was there at
As Brisbane Sees It
DAN DOBBS Si
Tcn Million Poncakctt.
Better Than Our “Bootleg."
Ford’s New Factory.
A. Franklin Simon Plan.
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
(Ceerilcbl 1*34)
The mdst dangerousL,
this language of ours |3*-
BERLIN CELEBRATED the
now year’s arrival by enting 300,
000 carp, favorite German fish,
and 10 ,000,000 pfnnnokuchen. If
they were tha full-sljaxl Gorman
pancakes, 10 ,000,000 were many.
In great American cities thnt
new year was welcomed .with
bootleg whiskey that would strip
the varnish from the steel wall of
n Pullman car.
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Every now and then a
tain pen Iivc3 up to its n,
rcatto.-ing ink all over th»,
icial
Stand on your own rigbtx
you can’t bo t old where to ^
EVERYWHERE IN this country
New Year's Day was celebrated
with violation of tho law nnd con
tempt for thc Constitution. Thnt
is not such a good way of begin
ning tho year, but it will con
tinue for at least a generation.
Laws that men don’t want, and
l that order them auddenl:' to chnngo
thrir habits, nrc not obeyed.
Some people live GO or 60 with tlrrbt nhoca always
their feet.
Suita with two pairs of
ers nrc in demand. Wp W|,i ,
would throw in an extra cogl
vest also.
IN TIIIRTV years, perhaps,
men may do without alcohol vol
untarily. If they do. and if they
follow in thc wnke of other tee
total populations, they will de<
teriornto.
“No mountain without a valley”
says the German proverb. Many
■believe that men like landscapes,
must have their ups and downs
or become monotonous.
English have always drunk
plenty. A handful of them con
trol 300,000,000 total abstainers in
India.
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One of the greatest industrial
ists in America has said that, un
der prohibition, no grent strike
will ever be won by the men. “On
cold water," he said, “men won’t
fight. All that’s necessary is to
keep whiskey away from the.•m.'
It puzzles us how a
grab a couple of graces fork
fast and bo alive and hu
lunch.
Our guess is when n wont
it is merely to contemplate
ho was and not to rce whr
is doing.
You hear about worms la
Suppose they do. You nevert
of one chasing any great
or wild cat.
lh a v/orld rooms worse
reall> h becm«so v0ti soMom
.much about the bad thingifBJ
don’t happen.
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W
Stafford will onterBridgc Club.
‘Sam Baumci will
dance and bridge
intry Club honorZclmcnovitz of
Federation Meets In
Longwood Thursday
ml
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s*«
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Jay
general business
>Sanford Woman’s
red by an address
lumo of thc Glen
rics.
ildwell will enterlay Bridge Club. '
lursday
sk Bridge Club will
Wilkey.
Neighbors will meet
Hall at 8 o’clock,
meeting and thc
of officers with
W- V. Auxiliary
he American Lcg«y
rison Chapter of
11 meet with Mrs.
irday
at 10 o’clock.
[Music Club will
» US*
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W’
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7.
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. The Seminole Cotihfy Fcdcrction
oijjvom
of
iVomnn’ir
an ir uClubs
u b s will‘juect
will’mioet with ll
the / 1Longwood Civic. |.cag«o on
Thursday. Jan. R a t 11*B0 o’clock.
Every mcmbor.of tha following or
ganizations is eligible ^o nttend:
The Business ami Frofessionnl
Woman’s* Club; thd Sanford YVo-f
man’s Clib; thr Spanish AmcricanJ
War Veterans Auxiliary.
The presidents of th c nbovc.
named organisations will tell tho'
members what part of the lunch
they aro expected to carry and
will suggest ways of going to
Longwood. Every one is urged to
nttend for important matters will
como before thc organization at
this meeting.
Eva G. Tolnr, President.
>v>*':;v1
Informal Dance Given
By* Miss Robinson
A delightful Informal dance of
Monday evening was thc one giv
en by Miss Mary- Robinson nt her
home on Myrtle Avenue honoring
her lovely housu guest, Mias Mqr, 4 *•.
nico Halloway of Kissimmee.
Cut flowers were effectively us
ed in decorating. Punch was serv
ed throughout the evening nnd thc
**>w<
music was furnished by a local
m
orchestra. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Tho guest list included Mirscs
Nelda Van Ness, Mnblo Earnest,
—--Y.
Marjorie Bridgman, Hazel Pack
ard, Murr.icc Holloway, Mary Rob
inson nnd Mildred Robinson, ami
This new bust of Woodrow Wilson is the work of Bryant Baker, New William Earnest, Edwanl Tibbett,
York sculptor. He is shewn putting touches on his work.
Chester Milton, Joo Ludwig, Wil
liam Wothcrington, Lyle Tapp,
Edward llcndn, Mr. anil Mrs. Ro
bert Robinson.
MRS. JOHN W. MARTIN, STATE’S FIRST
LADY ESSENTIALLY A HOME MAKER
rl ti
HO
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or
Kid Is now bolng used for shoo trimmings In effective, contrasting
slir.ilis. The alines Illustrated above are of autumn brown kill, thn Instep
<:n;p:t r.ml art Hoped trim or golden brown kill They nr* appropriate
'•n ufli rnuo:i wear with the more elaborate of suniuur guwus.
mw
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SONG R E C IT A L BY
:
ELIZABETH SPENCER
si ,u i. tiaB R B gH nB naxnaiB saB H N atsaaurxB r.B nrT axr^sinrtaaa
rr
COME L I S T E N IN
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This in a Roltlcn opportunity for Sanford to
hear the famous soprano. Assisting her will be
Lueiie Collette, well-known pianist.
Wiflt us I > the j»oo;l thinifn nn Ihe air received at our
3 .ere the lalcst thing in
RADIO 'MRMIODYNE
Miss Spencer’s appearance hero makes it pos
sible lo perform nn interesting musical experi
ment. In some of the numbers, the famous nrtist
will compare iter voice with its Re*Crcntion by
Mr. Edison’s new phonograph.
$225.00 Complete
With nil accessories and installed with unconditional
guarantee oy the m anufacturer.
Pipe OrpranClubMeets
With Mrs. Gatchel
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
High School Auditorium
110 Magnolia Avc. 1'honc «M2
A Rood concert every night air. conditions perm itting.
Appliances—Fixtures— Lamps— Radio.
3
J. H. H1NTERMSTER PIANO CO.
Sr
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
JANUARY 8
^
Specials
in Our
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n u a r y 10
fi
Two Five Acre Celery
Farms-- all cleared and
ftw S S i x s
ea ra n ce
SWORD AND SIM ILK
Located Close to Loading Station
And Close to T own.
E. F. L A N E
Fi™t National Rank Btiildi ng.
Itc miiB 501-502. Phone 95
•Saie.s Forco Mias Ruba Williams, Mr IL L. Shipp.
rs. Harry T. Bodwell,
i. Frank Smith and
Iridgett motored to
cIl Mondqy,
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ley has returned to
'/ of Florida after
holidays with his
Ind Mrs. \\ . I. Hugh-
I. George*L.' Hoy who
(winter residents of
arrived from Dougnre located ut the
|otcl for the winter.
SUCCESS
h o t^ m
v ' 1115' ,
^ ° n
Seminole County Bank
SanJord, KJa.
A):JhLassing nre
Iturn the latter part
Vm .Nnshville, Tenn.’,
havg . been visiting
flatives for several
a tlC * w o m e n
Si o t nni
t0,s e t aheatl Jo not
m bn lfnA
but p«t it on the
wSh th? w
Sl,'cc.°.'ss’ An account
he v n ^
° ®,County Bank will
dp you accomplish splendid results.
4'
Interest Paid on Savings
Accounts
nnd
T. 0 . Tyner had
Sunday, Mr. nnd
f r y , Mrs. C. Bengf b - Tyner.
nn.i
fyner, Mr. and
ftl and sons, Charles
and daughter Doro|icc Tyncs and Emilo
of Windermere.
FO
IHottWWWe
iMINUM
ipletc Stock
ast
Suits worth up to $40.00. Serge anti
fancy woi steel, some with 2 pair pants
Your choice of the best suit. All sizes
for $29.50.
Carl Espy of Savannah, Gu., is
spending a few days in Sanford j
on business.
Elmer J. Tyner returned home
Sunday after spending two weeks ]
with relatives in Windermere.
JAN. 7TH
Miss Lueiie. Pope returned Sun
day to Young Harris College in
You.nr: Harris, Ca.
|tractive picture of
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A. Zelmcnovits
and son Cnrloy
H z.at'hary.. appeared . °f Brunswick. Ga., arrived MonAtlanta Jour rial, a s 'd a y to he thfe guests of Mr. nmJ
)ular holiday visitors Mrs. Bam Baumi-L
B a a s ria a iii-’
W
MEN’S SUITS
ice Holloway of KisW. J. Hardy was the guest of
jheen tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kahntr ut the
tobinson for the holi- opening of thu Hotel Ormond.
REALTOR
LAND AND BIRTH CONTROL
on
* r
Jacksonville Traction Company
Florida’s 1024 cotton crop catlv
makes application for permission mated at 22,000 bales,
to inaugurate motor bus scrviec.
Dade City—Work started
Thnniaavillo — Thomas county construction of 8 -famUy ap ar-t
Tobacco Warehouse Company files mcr.t house,
application for chartci.
:
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„„„ 7 , , .. I^ke Worth—Bank of Lake
BraJcntawn $1J500,000 bond is- Worth changes name t oFirst
sue for road ami bridge construe- Bank & Trust Company of Lak*
tion in various sections of country Worth; capital atock increased, to
to be voted upon Jnn. 14.
S50.000.
n iO N E :—nes. 428-J
I'M?
m
Kid
a n f o r d
i
losclay
lenry will entertain
iplicate , Cl
'lab.
He a board meeting
Wpman’s Club a t
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TitusvilW ^Bask of Titusville & Jacksonville — New
Trust Company to occupy now huilding to be erected
450,000 homo Jan. J$.
Forsyth Street-
. Almost ns much interest centers) Mrs. Martin is not opposed to
in thc woman who will preside m .|club Work but „ho js not a dub ... The Pipe Organ Club met McviThursday, January 8th
mistress of the governor’s man-,
„.
nftiTnoon with Mi*a. Forrest
sion in Tnllnhassco for tho com- woninn‘ hho hnM been too busy uay
Gatchel on Mellonvdle Avenue.
ing four years ns in the man who [ rtudying with her ambitious and Tho
rooms were lovely with howl <
UNDER
A number of complimentary invitations arc
USE
will guide the destinies from the hard working husband and she has of snapdragon • and the meeting
THE
SAME
ROOF
available
for this special concert. Call, write, or
THE
SAME
PHONE
executive office in the state cap found so much that is worth while
’ICE,
.>1
itol. Friends of Mrs. John W. in her home that she lias not en was an unusually interesting one.
telephone
for them, at once. They will be issued
The bazar chairman, Mins Mar
Sanford
Electric
Contracting1
Company
in the the order of application.
U. will hold its Martin nro profuse in their ex tered actively into club work. garet Davis, gave a splendid
the home of Mrs. pressions of praise.
Neither has she given much time! port. Mrn. A. F. MeA lister' v/iis
E. C. HARPER
D. C. STAFFORD
When Miss Lottie Wilt Popper to society.
a t 209 E. Fifth
appointed
chairman
for
the
riext
Houso nnd Indust rial Wiroinjf
She lias natural charm and dx months with Miss Martha Fox
^o'clock Wednesday of Lake City became the bride of
Efficient and Reliable Service.
t'ladles of the city John W. Martin, 1H years ago tho grace r.nd as mistress of the gov as her assistant. Two new mem
illy invited to nt- idea of a career for herself never ernor'. mansion, she will dispense ber* were added to thu roll, Mm.
entered her mind. She had the j bospitnlit."
Let uu Estimate your work.
* ' in the good old-fash
and Mrs. Henderson.
old fashioned idea that there in ioned ivny, for die in a true South-- Winston
During thw aonial,hour;.the host,,
room for only one career in a fam em cr Lin'd Was hrbiighl up in an
N o t ic e .
assisted by Mrs. Cooper and Uf J* ' ,f
f i n Ml ?•* f I |
*91f%|
ily, and that if the career is to he old -Florida town famed for its cs*
Miss
Martha
l*
’ox
served
pleasing
!rs of Wesley will the husband’s the wife’s place is “open door" policy.
ret rush incuts.
!«a room at 8 o’clock to rtinke a happy heme for him.
it is a significant fact, when
To
oncourngi!
him
when
ho
is
dis
ling.
the alarm is being spri ml thnt tho
couraged to sympathize with him American home is hreakiji" ij;>
in his failures nnd to rojoieo with and the love of home Is a lost 50 Cross Word Puzzles ■V
.
Is Bride Of him
$l..15 Post paid
in his successes.
virtue, that there rhould he in
A complete honk
She felt too, that the wife must Florida’s “ While House," a wo
Thmilkiir
of 50 ntizxl-it D*V
he a good background for thu hus man whoso capability as a home
liotmd with a t * > band, hut she did not lose sight maker stands out above everything
of much interest of the fact that while he studies
tractive
hard
It high noon in ()r- and worked to achieve success nnd else, and that there will he 'in the
rover, including
governor’s
mansion
in
Tallahassee
was that of Mias honori, she must study and work
a Vcuun Pencil, : 5 !
hjSSKP'
ami J. W. Thrall- to he able to share these honors a woman who feels that the great
The
Rage of I he
est field for a woman is that of
fSanford, Rev. Belk with him.
Day!
fcM
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home mnkoi.—Times-Uaion.
"A
Spend evenings k
Is the only daughter
profitably b y V*
|a. C'. T. Kent nnd by
improving your " i
mind. Instruc- « v
personality holds a
#«o
PERSONALS
'friends. The groom
ti vc-cducational. ■
■V
T h e hc aross ■
III young huniness
JL
wliose home was
Miss Mnrqarcl Zachary hail ns
.j.
. j . . j ....
D.
J.
Mays
of
Daytona
Beach
|
will
ndd
countless'
wnriis
to'
y.»ur
:)
ilida. S. C. ; ‘
* * + * * * ? * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * + * * * * * * < .* * * * * * * .> * + + + + * + „
her
guest
Sunday
Miss
Anna
Grass
[
was
a
business
visitor
in
Sanford
!
vocabulary.
Order
NOW
and
be
. Tlirnilkill loft In
s !t!
Monday.
.convinced.
Semi
your
order
of
Lakeland.
nt
Miami nnd upon
vnlnmn •••ill surely S«!%
_____
oiu-j. Thu
1 ho first vr.lumn
rill hd at homo to
SILK 11OSH
SILKS
Mrs. L. M. Tyro returned Sun
Mrs.
J. *•().
Ball is spending
the lur tho noxt tones, ,To
y Ju nionov *
101 Oak Avenue.
...
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.
Serul
day after a tdcarant visit in Fort H ^ ,n ^ |,4,n,mco
tfuotit of order, exiircstt or cur.hior’n draft!
•Full fashion Silk Hose—Pheonix,
fs. Chester W. Jones Myers.
Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Steed.
v.ill ship COD if you desire ami u t
One table of pi in ted Crepes and Mallof Anderson, Ind.,
char go you the postage.
Radmon
and
Oncyx.
Black,
white
and
|xts, Monday of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Roby La ing returnMr. nnd Mrs. John K. Wade an SPECIAL OFFER. Wc will send,
inson Rosbanara Grepeo in all the
rry Ward.
id Sunday after spending the nounce the birth of a soil on Jan. postpaid Series I—2—.‘I $1 no
all
the
new
shades.
Values
up
to
holidays in St. Petersburg.
_ DARWAL CORP. D pt. A. 1113
shades. Values up to $1.50 yard for
5.
|Pope and daughters,
1 79!) Broadwny, New
York, N. Y.
$2.50.
January
sales
$1.95
pr.
and Claude Russell
$2.95 yard.
Miss I.uclla Mahoticv returned
|ntly from n motor from Palntka Sunday where she
in Georgia. ’
has been the guest of friends.
S
Noabit Thaw and nor sou
• f i n Miami where the
rujining u cabaret to sup.
it? and her boy. Harry
» lu lend much aid ni-OB'ju killed a man who
Jcntivo to Evclyr.. There ing. Land thnt is producing only territorv in
"of | iJro reconciled to science, ns Pro*it various ways of doniThe low-necked Georgette waist, ( « fad this year. Thc callow youth »
•luil Cooiidge says, that is good
abbreviated
' affection.
news. The story told in White’s
‘he aheer who usotl to wonder if if would be n
— o — -------Conflict Between .Science nnd - - tcckings nnd all the rest of j„ good taste to give his swell- 5
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reach. California hn« ..
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" ‘ ••■’•'.v oe maue i<i, proilucc rheology” is an almost incredible
am cornin’,
record of human bruta.ity, ignor- these fem nine fu bduba have ac- her.rt a p i r of gloves now walks "
of
LOGO
mile™
equivalent
**10
th*
complished their devilish work at up to the lingerie counter and £
linin’ fa;.’,
diHtance from New York t> Jack” 1 age
‘" U r,ourW ^ L'n7 and till- nnee nnd superstition.
1 got 'unis
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laKt. There is nothing secret,' Purchases a ret of teddies, pre-'B
sonvlllo, Fin.
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dp
> to las'.
t h e NATIONAL health depart - 1 nothin* « » aterious, nothing un-'
,'5 lo,.hj a !a(|>’ .«*nd
away
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NnturA can he
nre sparsely populate,I, and
ment takes steps "
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wide open spares
sprend of bubonic
t twenty wushin’x—
there is room t
rats." Why not
>uld get mo’—
thousands of men
I harbor the flca^
f to buy hog meat
dren. Millions of
man boings with ine disease.
a’ apples to' pies;
lying idle for the
Killing a few rats hero or there ........ Jhcyl may be stun by «1 ,,? Ura mo<kisty existing between m
way wolf
to
fiPxes; but
I* not w ithout. m
brains
and'
skilled
liund'i
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Thl«
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in some “rut week" based on paint, men. Prudery has been done 10
advertise!
R» advantages. Extra prudery— *
In New England our po^ntU I I Wolfe i, t5UmentL. *y ^.ro^eMor or getting rid of mosquitos that death. *
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A rjcacnf fashion note announc- •-— 0 ^"W ^nserne relation he|
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I
h-w | £
* • " >’« * \r.ry yvllow fever in ii few |owcmcnl
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thatjthe givine of 'thc'aocaTlecl
«nd
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morality! .
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KATHRYN .WILKEY, Society Editor.
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Iness meeting of
lb will be held at
This will be an
members of othJtlons will be weimembers arc urgIcnds and visitors
Harold Hume of
Nurseries; will
Ictlcal Program for
Beautification.”
E appreciate the big
possibilities o f small
accounts, and are always
glad to welcome the de
positor who starts with
a modest balance.
u m a e
The Versatility
New Bust of Wilson
•LUB MEMBERS
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flee 148
Only a fe ^ ^ m o re J|
months beforo llgh* unde
THE NEW year is under wny.
Soon wo shall have acquired the
s now Governor Martin.
MR. VANDERBILT’S “KNOCK”
-----------------.. mm1 o f , writinK 1925 instend of
TAMPA TRIBUNE
and
then
the
new
year
will
ewcll to Governor Hnrdee.
buy °evcral7ot8.°Ur
h“ tol<‘ mc hc hml
be an old story.
»»t ho added dignity to the
At tiie end of 1925 you will eas
It was recently announced that
d o lla?ly wt h i ? i C
T T n; l88ion am (,u n tc d t0 ten ^ o u s a n d
"Frankly, were it not for busiily recognise those unable to take
^
i - 1 fc’cl *sufe l® a P*etty good interest on
a new year seriously. They will Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., would nes:< reasons, your publisher would
in K T *** ,th° nntion nro on
not he —interested in returning to
n £ ? v $ glnal invcatment (,f fo,'ty dollars and a little
he about where they were a year, t i l ' l l tnnOPU\ | ,Cntlon
nn.
lollic Taylor Ross of Wyombefore.
'
trnted Daily News at Miami, Him-‘this
state.
this
state.
Business takes us t o .
Lmorlca s flr« woman govto !
How
. publications*
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--- — the ends of the globe and often
_
k d e h p h o n o m in al .successes a r e by no m ean s co n fin ed in
**” " big
,,,K will
>V,M the
tnc Henrv p„r,l 1I1ilar •to s other
ami i
M iam i an d j u s t a s g lo w in g o p p o rtu n itie s a r e p re s e n te d L p T
i
11
bl‘
wht‘n
u
is
................................full grown ? title—a
„ ? r r"in“
W0 novcr caro tu virit‘ »usititle—^-a S tabloid
running IplaCCS
[ness
forces
. ocas lurcus
us to do things we I
n ig h t h ere in
..S u t u
n to n l bc»dn» 1925 witth six million mostly to pictures.paper,
wny to make money is to m a n y o th e r F lo rid a c itie s
Mi.
Vander
i’ :i ' ’ ^
S a n fo rd m en a re (more square feet of floor hiii
Hpnco in bilt first investigated the field in would not even consider if those!
In .Sanford real estate. Tho bcim r m ad e rich I,.,
p !!ri7 Kr0' Vth| “."ll I>r<,spcrjty which hl” huMsirs than h~ ha,I one
™, year Tampa hut did not find hero the things were brought to our nttenmake morn money is to in- linn struck tills citv
from n purely social source.!
oro in the same thing.
Z aiih vvilh iiiM ^ :rrf , Itun, ? nrc 5el"<t ™«<e
» short factory
K ' . Tl!100
" feet
.»?“«.
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> »00,000 encouragement hc expected, ascer tion
Florida is becoming just such a
wide
and
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taining on inquiry that the local business place but as for climnte
‘c^ b»ng. Quite an expansion.
stchcij tell of a man of ninenewspaper
demand is very well —it is a joke.”
The bigger he grows the bot1 J . , d r i v i n g nn nuto- fttoteftYi!1 iari0 f.r !endV Mthc north or In other less fortunate ter, while he continue.! his efforts si rvccl by two dailies now being
i he 1 rihuno is sure that no one
Well, why not? Somo t
Published here. Although Miami
!ti 4a. i a. I'lorida, who may perhaps be finding
Ug itit difficult
d if f ic u lt f° Kivo tho P®°Plo taore value for
t six o r seven.
in Florida or Miami wishes to in
f
t a n y t're.<H!"hi° « ‘» n .i» r d „ r hv^ ' ‘K
l 'w X I E E i S w i S a « i &
three flict any hardship upon Mr. Van
»t fires aro reported to he
Vander- derbilt, and if he finds it irksome
'•ilti^ubtless believe:', tho opening j “ntf. unpleasant here, wo woiiTdbo
^ IF.MR. FORD .would.ilcKuti»M,a. thnS4:. fop .........
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his •iMipor' is inoio iti- Perfectly w iling .for. him. to, stay
way
:
fciv
million
feet
of
floor
space
to
obnbly go up.
viting than in Tampa.
away, keeling that way about
garage
use
at
low
rates
for
own
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in thi.i connection, The Trilmue Honda, his paper will l>^» of no
ers of little cars in big cities, he
Nothing: Gained By Delay
the bank rvntcments In yes
would help the people and the nn'i *ju«t received a copy of Mr. value to our people or our inter
1 paper orb; nnd it would bo better for us
! iw " * , 1 if you w“Uld know
automobile
industry. Tar produc \ •uulcrhiltVs I.03 A
fniji is ft prosperous coniAutomobile owners should not lose sight of the fact tlinl tion is a problem solved. The ami fs nomewhat Hurpriscri to find and, according to his own view,
in tlte leading editorial article in for him, to stay in California ami
cheap garage is still to come.
v license tags are .supposed to be attilchcd to Ihcir
it a coimnuiiicatinn signed by Mr. keep his newspaper enterprises
*«oni« a little “pign- lowed i t h
!?
of January, but a short time is a |MERCHANTS ALL over the Vanderbilt himself, nnd dated Mi there.
.no Nashville Banner opines
pines num e y r r rt,lthor,ll‘,a' f,)»- the securing «f thitis necessary country will be interested in a ami*' Vvhich is anything but compli
Mr. Vanderbilt goes on to sny
Plan in the Transvaal is numnci.
Heroic*
many more
.. . . . . u
u u r . many
more days pass, it will be risky bus customers’ garage plan devised by mentary to Florida, and to (hat that “one has a hard time getting
rith one hundred mu! ton ness
’ * a car with
• a Inst year’s license tag.
Franklin Simon, of Fifth Avenue, citv.. -It appears rather unusual to sleep" in Miami, nnd that sleep
l’ss to dnvo
New York.
thnt*a*Jnian who i; about to launch »11* not restful, ns it is in his hvlovMr. Simon has employers to mi Plfterpri i> in the state, espccial- id f.aliforntn. “Gnats nnd tiny
bet..•Vf r nmvcnl.encu of ,ot'al motorists the Sanford Cham
or Chinese regiment inuti■ ,f Commerce has arranged to issue the nevv 1905 " u s take charge of cars that roach his l.y a ntWHimiter enterpri-e. would hugs of all kinds" annoyed him
for them
them nnd
m,il who
,, iw. furnish
r......
afeS s tore ami, because „f congestion ilelibi'fately disparage thc state in Miami. Ho concludes that
qo only things we have to• those
........ who
. . apply
I’Ply for
the iuformacud about China in tho past tiou
1
Hi previous years it has been necessary in and police rules, cannot lie parked anil the city in which that enter eloriila will never he a rivnl of
rs are civil war and muti«ond an nppIlcnUon t„ Tnll„h„»aep
w?|i Hcvcr„| il“ „ fm n ia r by. He provides garage prise Is t<> ho located. .Surely if California and wants to know how
npaco not far fre-m the store. Hi t . ..P Mi,y. f(,r tho Min'"' Hlustrat- many of the people who come to
chauffeur.! take away cam driven
Daily News is fore dmdowed by Florida wi'l stay here “after they
rf* ."cross word
l>y owners, bringim- them back to
''underbill’s utterances in thin have experienced the humility."
are rapidly taking
article we cannot hold out to him t With this kind of an opinion of
the
store
entrance
when
ordered.
tho onion skin. These no
And the car is insured, free, much hope of making that paper Florida, wo are surprised that Mr.
'' «'»y '<>nojflcct. Ilul it i»
which cm against
■U ?« Quito u» dilllcult to ... ‘,l “ “ n; ,;iV
Neither »ho Miami Vanderbilt has decided to invest
damage while in custody a success.
if "I" autoninliilo is t„ I " , -ivw ' of I rnnklin Simon employee:!.
public nor the Florida public will money hero and start a newsonper.
T his, the first conspicuous ef tsKi’ follows to a iiulilisher who At any rate, the people of Miami
J* facing two months
fort
10 deal with New York’s prob wnle: n-j follows about their city will I... interested to know what
.Sooner
or
later
one
must
I
t*nt. work, says the Assolem
of street conoesti »n, in mi and Ihoii state:
he thinks of thrir town.
resu, and the chances are
eau be gained by delay, except un- port ant
to other cities.
Mnreh 4, it will „til! bo pleasantness.
?t as much work with the
-0 —
THE PRESIDENT told 3 ,0 0 0 '
ms behind it.
in Washington that soe- >
.1 TKUT,IS '"SC qV E IlU D by the mind aro Nlcrilo. Only scientists
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ASHEVILLE CITIZEN
1, 1.♦ vi lit*.
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; i, l -v ,l,id governm ent no bngvr
qp, said something about the hem t can make its dreams flower It
11
life
in
to
w
h
a
t
fear
the
results
of
, ,
-- the scientist's
court some time ago and il .loves, for feeling sows the seeds of good in
lit’ world. The senrcli for truth. There are, how- Ki-npr \ . iUnscii Ibanez is threat- the bottom out of it. the Ibanez
cone
Nine said Sanford was go- mind has not that, power. If
rfVc
evei, so ino representatives of old- •Ticil with n rude iriwrruplion of metaphor sawing off its legs.
but ••
it Mvunn
begins in
fivc one,------fashioned religion that still fear Ids \.i,rk of freeing Spain at the
n
HI UH yOtlM^ ft'lloWH 2 = *
Then the rude interruption! One ,
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J- too old to play before layrn.—Anntoio France.
and denounce scientific diu-ov- noint of his pen. It was only n .Som.r Benigno Varela, also a w ield-'
erie*.
conics to pass.
or of the pen nnd in addition the!
They
shuddered when Gulili>i> few i.tunths ago when th i« sen v i editor of a weekly paper support-),
IF WI.* u / icmi t i
..
*ney sliialdered
inrichcd by his American mg the abused king, became on- •
Inrtln must surely rvaliz- should refill % .?
t0
ll> forco of human genius We n!ino»aced that a round earth gm, ftlinin;
• o.niui!ity, announced that with raged by the assaults of Ihunez.'
erfui opportunity Hint is si vi f k
Shakespeare. II we wish to see the insignific " roH?d .t h e . 8Un‘.. Th<?v said. "The ■•'•null uinl metaphor he wouhl de
ako Florida the greatest
Therefore, he chnllcngcd Ibanez to !
earth stands still and the entire
throne the pusillanimous Alfonso a duel. Ho did it in four different
hU,nan ,earmn«
Htudy his c o m m e n t s ^ universe
..................
his nntion and to win the
whirls around it. The -'HI,
that with th<> sledge hammer languages «o that
*
1V thanks and praise of
Bible says so.” And they would
all the world
pow.r
cf. redundancy
th* r.url- slioulil know of hie: thirst
.
- nnd
..... ...............
glowing and progressive j
I' HI’ burned Galileo for tolling thc
thirst for
fo thn
n.
,nK enchantments of onomatepneiu! author’s b l o o d . ....................
He added that Im
i truth had he not wisely got down would
ho fashion forth the idcnl would
0,1 nifl knees, solemnly
Abjuring,
f
B«vi
rnmcuTVor
o ' ‘pi-oi'i'l'i- w'C i K , . T •>"u broad
•J“ ’Wboulevard
" ' P“ r'*or” »•
PROVIDENCE NEWS
roit man nnnuunccs his
in
denying and uctcsiing what he | could not lick the"th
Moors.
construct a ten million
« ueautiful cafe, slap thc Ibanez .
knew to be the truth.
Applauded
ami
encouraged,
•*l in Palm Beach. Some
r.e | Jaws. He would force the duel, hc
Professor A. B. Wolfe of Ohh
hi'-m the epochal liberation by said. Hc must have lighting gore
wont be room enough in University, supporting Ho-rntl,..l
I'A FRY BODY NOT steeped in wru.ng n book in which
~ ............ oecurrci | carnage, agonies writhing,
Her Florida cities fur i-nv
superstition knows that thc earth ,,
•ii nnd then someone wiil
hundreds
of
millions
of
years
o ld in Sanford. Maybe
old. Everybody knows that prim- ash* infer. Hr
it.
'
I, vo men, with huge jaws and
I teeth, more like baboons thnn hu1 General Stone is make present
people, j mans, „lived ,on this earth________
at leeast p-*!Ami
Rhode
Island
is
the
T u j : ssy -w S ss “ th° m°st *«*'•
[*y of the hootlcggiT crease keeps up."
.'Diullcst
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in
the
Union
J J f Woods Philosopher.
Is then* ativlhirifr nlnt-.H!....
6 “ -Attorney General isn’l
X svith good roads conany in Florida. Rond*
K’
for hootl.....
for anybody else.
S
c t m
I t is otfange, hut when >1
sows hia Wild oats he Juu
coin.
1
fevery time wc get on eBrj
romebody steps in our
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THE SANFORD HERALD, tl/ESDXV, iASbkhV ^ I92sV'
irdwjwvOrt:
Mr. nnd Mrs. U. D. Ely nnd lit
tle daughter and Mi. nnd Mrs. W.
Ii. Rmith und daughter, leave
TqfMjay for. Orlando where Mr.
Ely nnd Mr. Hmitn will establish
n branch office of thc Bodwell
Rally Co.
II. S. FO ND
(Ivor Woodruff ft Watson
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CLOSES
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�THE SANFORD .HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1925,
al; 10 o rc h e itra j^ ii^
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KFSG— Lcs
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children.
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WCCO — Minn-'iirft
( « 7 ) « talk; 7
L*al» O'jnnUt; lo orchcst
WJJD—Mooschcatt i
orsan; 7:15 orchestra l
WNYC—New York'|
p-ogram: 0: *5 hanjoigtr
Me; 7 “CoIIcro Clothed
chestrn; 9 music; 11
WEAF—Now York i
mmy band; 7:20 talk; 8
10 music. 1
Ready for a Snow Bath
STETSON G A G E
TEAM IS READY
F O R PRACTICE
Fans Do You Remember Him
Coach'^ftlcMillan’s Proteges
.Report for Practice A fter
Holidays; Schedule Ready
1.08 ANOKLES; Jafi. 0.— A scr-
DELAND, Jnn. f».—Stetson UniVepnity’s liaskctbnll team reported
to-Conch II. R. McQuillan Monday
afternoon in Cummings gymnasium
fo r the first practice of the year
following the Christmas holidays
during which time the squad was
badly broken up although it con
tinued to held daily workouts. Sev
eral of the players were away from
tho campus during the entire two !
Weceks thut the school was closed. J
At tlio opening of the practice
Monday, Conch McQuilinn announc
ed that the next few weeks would I
see the team going througn some
strenuous work getting in prepara
tion for the stiff games which will
be played in the next few weeks.
It was easily noticeable nt the
practice Monday afternoon that
what progress had been made by
tho boys who stayed a t Stetson
during the holidays. They won?
much more adapt a t handling tin*
ball on the floor and allowed th at
the two weeks of good training
had improved their buskethnii.
Manager Tom Smith of the team
las not as yet announced the schedile for-tho entire year. It is protiibla that ho will do so in the next
ew weeks.
There is much interest on the
itataon campus in the basketball
cam. I t looks like tho quintet will
ttivo some good support this year.
Iccausc of the size of the gymnn$uiq which makes it impossible for
nany persons to be accommodated
t is probable that there will be n As an acetylene welder, Kddic Foster i now balling <
fig rush for the tickets for every own business league in Washington. Eddie i.-. a fi.cmr
slur who played with Washington, lloston and St, Louis,
was rated a t one of the heat phu .-hitters in b.uol all.
Sport Briefs
W illiam Tilden R efuses To Comment
On R ecent Rule Of Lawn Tennis Body
.Benny Leonard, light weight
(tampion of the wor.d, is ill a t his
bmc in New York, suffering from
severe cold, accompanied by n
NEW YORK, Jnn. 0.—Although merits of the now rule proposal
fgh temperature Teh boxer was
(reed to leave the stage last night the United States lanvn Tennis A s-{0r in any way opening a froth
} -the midst of u vaudeville skit
l which ho wan appearing, lli.i
mditlon is not cor.MdttcJ ’serious newly framed nmateur rule, ipclud-1canred h r temporary withdrawal
ing its player-writer features, the Inr.t summer frnm Davis cup ranks,
f his physician.
cfect of the new proposal on the u 0 is satisfied, they tay, that the
Steve Donnghue, English jockey, playing activities of William T. ih w propo: ids will work for the
ho ennte to Amerlcu and rode liltlen, national champion, and |,(. t interests of tho game nnd
ipyrus to denfoat by Zov, under most prominent player-writer, a l- , nnxinun to ict hi peraonnl pn-i#rl Snnde, finished third in vic- ready has aroused considerable djs. tiou take enri* ot* itself in Ike fu' lure.
ries on the English race track cussion.
Tilifen himself • discusrca the
Tilden, it is understood, views
is-season. H. Or Elliott wns tlfu
adcr among the tittle fellows, question in a syndicated nrtMo as a possibility ins retirement in
rchibnld, the American who him published today but when asked by the near future from Hh game
cn riding European horses for The Associated Press for a acute- which he liar dominated for live
years, but Ids friends are covincvcrnl years, is tenth in the list merit of his position he declared:
r 1024.
nl such action would not a! logo til
ed be bared on the feature of the
amateur rule proposal whlmi most
Jim Johnson, former umpire in
i.lTected ids player-writer status,
a National League, believer, thuL
Tho champion already has engaged
) Giants nnd White Sox might
in motion picture -*ork aid is inVc found more respect for Imsc1. reeled in several other projects,
I! in Germany Hum In England,
nil of which have made increasing
land nnd France. According to
demands on bis time.
linston, the boys across tho Rhino
ve taken up the American game.
ifcr. o ' tc:ta made here by the Auto*
mc’j ilj C! :b of uauthern California
ha:: dem m-trated that the two old
proverbs, “More haste, less speed,"
and “!! iste Makes Wnate,’1 might
v.el! be given scriouc consideration
by the modern motorist.
In making the testa scouting
car.; were operated o:i three dif
ferent router- in the city of Lon
Vngdc i. Kacli route war. first
Irave .:-:d a t the highest speed posril.l* and yet cleaned arrest, and
advantage tvna talon of every op,lio: tunity to make time. Thy same
driver went over the name route
a :; >■md time, observing all tv.afii" rules of safe driving.
A summary of these trips shows
l hat the driver v.ho Imrrlcd saved
on1;' u total of tea minutes out of
t\v.> hours driving, or five min
ute:! to the hnai. The tot:d dis
tance of the three mutes across
the city was JI1.5 miles, or an ave
rs "3 of 19.5 miles to the trip. One
trip rhowed a saving of five liiinutes, another three minutes and
the other two niinut"s.
(’h h officials point out that in
driving to save a possible five niinrte^ over a ten mile trip, the small
r.'fui tilit of time saved will not
comprn.-nto the average driver for
the extra gasoline need, the incn a .u l wear on brake linings,
the list: of* arrest with fine nr jail
r'litcnco and the increased liabil
ity of collision.
WJ2—Ncw-'York >ij
chcrtra; 7 .Wall St. }
view; 7:10 Air colle*..
urtninment; 0:30 orchest,
WNJ—Ncwafk (23J)
rhe^tra, tongs, jazz ba,
ihoitra.
KUO—Oakland (3|*»»
WEAK—rhHmtclnhl*
talk; 7:15. talk; 3:13 CCi
orchestra.
W FI-PhiladcIphU (;
WOO—PhUnddphia |
irehcstra; 730 conceit'
9:03 recital; 9:30 orch*
_ WIF.—F h IIaddphf» (j
Kay bee; 0:15 special;
Memorial Fund Is
Planned By Friends
Of Newspaperm an
Uadio Program
WKAQ— Forto Rico J
cert.
1
KPO—San Frnneisrpl
orcherttU; 7:39 Big ^<1
ch?::trn; 10 band,
whistling.
KFOA—Seattle <-tSi)(,
3:45 musical; 10:30 rexj.
KSD—St. Louis Pot ]
(5-19.1) 0:45 concert ■
children; 8 music; 10 features; 12 iviniini.rt; 11 orchestra.
o: ehcstrn.
WHC—Washington IF
KTilS—Hot Springs (375) 8:30 -11 Watch service.
conceit; 10:30 jazz orchestra.
The University of Pi
WOS—Jefferson city (110.9) 8
baseball team has scbe:
add reives; 8:30 fiddlin’.
ty eight games for next
WHAS—Louisville Times (-100)
7:30-9 quartet.
An average of thirty 1
K FI—Los .Angelos (409) 8:15 arc used in every majw
detective stories; 9:30 instrument- game.
WQJ—Chicago (-1 IS) 7-8 con1r::rt; JO-2 entertainers.
KYW—Chicagnr (530) 0:35 UnFauiknee, for 30 years the Ohio
J
clo
Hob; 7 concert; 8 musical;
CLEVELAND, Jan. n.—Th, a n - j legislative correspondent of tho !‘J:05 talks; 9:15 revue.
nuul meeting of the stewards of the Cincinnati Examiner.
WLS—Chicago (315) G:,"0 or
(Iniiwl Circuit lieYo Jan. 5 and 0
will draft a tentative schedule for! The movement was started by gan; 0;50 specialties; 7 lullaby;
the 1925 harness horse racing sea pcrxunul fiiandS of the corres- 7:15 I-one Scout program; 7:30 en
son, Many modification;! in the l I i ndent, among whom are num tertainers; 8-10 farm program,
(dd rules and classifications are bered many former presidents and orchestra; 10-10:10 musical, enter
statesmen. tainers.
expected to be made by the lules prominent national
WON—Chicago (370) 0 organ;
committee, of which Hurry l). Shop James M. Cox, Democratic presi
ard of Columbus, Chio, is chair dents! standard bearer in 1920 for- 0:30 concert, 8 musical; 10 or
rqcr Governor Judson ’ Harmon, chestra.
man.
WLW—Cincinnati (423) G-conSeveral new cities are expected and Ambassador Myron T. Iierto apply for dates next year. rh k. are among those approving | cert; 0 program; 9 ballet,* entortainefs, orehcitra.
Among them arc Aurora, III Bo- tho memorial.
cheitcr, N. Y„ Poug]ikecp3ie, N. Y.,
Interest from the fund of $10,- ! WKAO—Columbus (291) 7:00
and Atlanta, (In.
Poughkeepsie t)09 will be loaned to ambitious chimes, miscellaneous.
and Atlanta were formerly in the ypuug men or women to defray
WOC—Davenport (-18-1) 7:20
circuit. Beth withdrew in 1921.
their expenses in college,
lecture; 8 organ recital.
.More than $8,0U0 of the ? 10,009
WOC—Davenport (484) 7 sandFt. Petersburg, Fla., has Imilc a g.;al has been subscribed. Tho I man; 7:20 lecture; 8 organ.
dog track for greyhound racing.
eumniitt.ee in charge has refused ) WHO- !>c*. Moines (522.3) 7:30lu g e donations, accepting small 9 orchestra.
l antiibt:tions from hundreds of the I WCX—Detroit Free Press (513)
term tor’s friends throughout thu . 7 2D :suskYiT.n '* M" " *•*)»•* **r>' f«y»i
HAMBURG, Jan. fi.— ‘London. United States. Contributions have
WWJ—Detroit News (513) 0
Amrtcrdam. Hamburg and Malmde been received from London, K:ig- I orchestra.
Sweden, will he linked together Innd, and Australia. The gener I WRAP—F t. Worth Star Tdcearly next year by a daily mail ami al cenunilt :o in charge ef the rnc- Igram (170) 7:30-8:30 orchestra;
passenger service. English n^d iu< rial is headed by former Gov
9:30 orcliestra.
German machines wiii be used.
ernor cox.
! KNX -Hollywood (337) 7:30
Sulky Drivers Make
Ready for Schedule
Bfl ffi/Sj n l
p
JgftjJittggjM*
Comb meansqi
—a^ ° health, pi
its, results and ss
faction.
Sem inole Feed C
PHONE 91,, NORTH ELM
-
j’aavo Nurmi, Finnish filer, who
I be tho chief attraction a t tho
aunl track and field meet of
\Finnish-American Athletic club
Mudison Square Garden tomorr rjiglit faces doable duty and
» .'declared lfinisi*tf ready for
tout. His first start in America
II be in the mile, scheduled for
’clock. Two hours later he will
ekr in the 5,000 meters event.
He Ritola, country man o f NurIs entered in the 5.0C0 metres
Joie Ray of Chicago in the
She Wears Pola’s Mantle!
:rrrmjii.i!i.r<rnnmnrn
TUHn&mimiiiJ
ihrir.ly Mnthewson, president of
Boston Braves, would like lo
i "Red" Grange, gridiron wonof the University of Illinois,
he football star ca nplay basel, "One of the game’s greulplncli hitters was mndt* into
aseball star on his fool) all reption," Matty said. "I refer to
rry (Moose) McCormick, for• Giant player, who wan a grid
i star at Bucknell when l inaulated there.
Id (Peck) Garvey of Holyoke,
is., former football lineman at
re Dame, appears in bis third
fessional pugilistic content in
v York, tonight, facing Ben
Ith of New Jersey, heavy
ght.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
FLORIDA
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6,1925
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ad Every Classified Advertisement On
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Beer reef Insertion,
i for subsequent
a office should bs
llsiety In casa of
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presentatlva thorr with rates, rules
Ion. will glvs you
tmntlon. And If
Swill assist you In
[Want ad to tnaks
Herald W ant Ads Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance
Classified Directory
Advertising
f if t T 8 CLOTHING
PRINTING
MATTOEW PRESS-PRINTING
QUALITY— SERVICE — PRICE.
Commercial St., It. IL Avc.
nAYNES & RATLIFF. Printers
and office outfitters, Phone 340.
115 Park Avenuc._
nEAL ESTATE
D. A. CALDER & J. C. ZURFL1BH
Real Estate Brokers—All kinds of
property listed and for sale. Of
fice 108 Second St., Near Park
Avenue. Phono 282.___
J. E. SPURLING. sub-division
specialist. Subdivision to Or
lando, Florida, and F l o r a
Heights, Florida on Dixie High-
TAMPA MORNING?'TRIBUNE—
Send in your sobsetiption to the
Tribune or hand It to your local
dealer so you can read Florida’s
greatest newspaper. One year
S8.00, 6 months 54JJC, three months
$2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur
ance policy add 75 cents to your
t .dor.
"DO YOU WANT to buy or «ell
anything?” If eo advertise in
the "Gainesville Sun.”_____ __
WEST VinniNTA—Clarksburg. Th*
' Clark sburir Exponent, morning
Inrltxllng Sunday, morning Issue,
t cent per word, minimum I4c.
DEVELOPERS ATTENTION—Ponft.irnla In hi-glnnlng the greatest de
velopment In Olorlda's history: n
half million dollar highway to the
gulf beach Just- finished; a two
SIGN PAINTING_______ million dollar bridge across Escam
illa Day started; quarter million
SANFORD SIGN SHOP—Right dollar
opnra house under construc
prices for signs of all kinds. tion; two
millions being spent on
R. N. NIPPER.
highway; greatest chance for live
developers to get In on ground
Sanford Avenue nt 1st S treet
floor. Write Development Depart
PHone 473-J.
ment _The Pensacola News.
PAPER HANGER—I. L. Tnlbott,
painter nnd paper
hanger.
Phone 3511 Orlando road.
IT FfOTICB.
hould glva their
iff lew address as
phone number If
lilts. About on«
I th unwind has a
tha others can'l
Jth you unles*
} address.
Mare MOST ha
•a at The Sea
ttle# ar hg 1ri
me t'u -e itle vallt.
DIRECTORY
[place within ensy
people of Sanford
iso often needed.
1st when miy speI required. It in
Iphnbeticnlly for
icc in thin
RECTORY
BONE
[148
Directory
Advertising
LEARN ABOUT folk County and
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele*
gram. Best advertising medium In
South Florida Published mornings.
Star-Telegram, l a keland. Fla,
OHIO—Xenia. Make your tales
through the Xenia Gazette,
Xenia. Ohio. Rich agricultural
d istrict Want ad and display
rates on request
COLUMOUa IGa.) r.RDGKn,—Glnssmod nils have the largest circu
lation th Southwestern Georgia.
Itatu Sc [(1-wnrd) line.
TO REACH the prosperous farm
ers and fern growers of Volusia
county advertiso in the DeLand
Daily News, rate Ic per word, caob
with order.
_________________
MAINE—WalcrvlUe, .Morning tkujtinci. Thousands of Maine peo
ple nre interested in Florida prop
erty, Reach them through the
Sentinel. Rate, card on applica
tion_______________________
ADVERTISE in tCe Joumal-Horaid, South Georgia’s greatest
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
weekly and Sunday C.'r.ssitled ratei
10c per line. Waycross JournalHerald, Waycross. Georgia.
my h :k *
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AND MOTOR RE
INDING.
ELECTRIC SERVICE WANT TO SELL—List your pro
irt Electrical repairs,
perty with us now. Your de
bntral Ave. Orlando, scription will go in new catalogue
now being made up. Sco the new
RENT
manager at the new location. C.
EL
Car. Drive it A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st
Oak and Second St. National Bank Bldg.
pDY REPAIRING
[STEIN
Automobile
■tiring and Rebuilding,
pome. Oak Avenue.
B s FOR HIRE
Bxo SEKVITHS Day
I Meets all trains. Bagisfer. Phone 551.
[UTD TRIPS
, CALDER. Day and
service.
Anytime,
2, or 25.
O WRECKER
STATIONS AND
O SUPPLIES
SERVICE STATION
I, Oil, Tires, Acccssovicc with a smile. Elm
Phone -147 1.3,
■ T hree stations. t MagSecond. F irst and Elm,
\ venue und 10th Street,
crvicc.
FLORIST
THE FLORIST"
for all occasions,
tie. Phone 2C0-W
Automobiles
Make
Chevrolet
Touring
Ford
Panne II
Dodge
Touring
Ford
Fordor Sedan
Dodge
Ton truck
Coupe
Touring
Price Right—Terms Right.
I. W. PHILLIPS' SON.
____ Hnnford, Fla.
Tailored to measure, guaranteed
to fit. $25.00.
Sanitary hand
cleaning and pressing Scotch
Woolen Mills, 305 East Second
Street.
WANTED—Young man under 30
years of age who is very stingy.
Do not apply unless you will save
your money.
Good opportunity
for rM it man who can furnish
small bond and be away from
home. For particulars write R.
C. Garvin, Gen. Del., Sanford,
giving full address and telephone
number.
A LITTLE TVANT AD in The
Herald will bring you big re
sults. Advertise those old articles
you have stored away and have
no use for. A little thlrty-cent ad
may bring you severnl dollars.
Phone 148 and a representative
will call to seo you.
WANTED— Counter girls.—Lu
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS—
Beth Cafeteria.
Desirable residential lot, close to
town. Paved street. All improve WANTED—Messenger boys. Goo
ments. Owner will sell for $100
pay. Apply Western Union. ..
cash anti balance at the rate of
$20 monthly, Price $1000. Phono WANTED — Experience s t e n c
grapher. Excellent opportunity
4U3-W. Or write Box 70 care The
Apply llodwclt Realty Co., San
Sanford Herald.
ford.
FOR SALE—My property located
1300 Park. Phone 403-J. Mrs.
Snvngo,
BUNGALOW
5 rooms and hath.
Corner'lot with all paving paid,
ose in. $-1,250, Easy terms.
CELERY FARM
5 acres on tlio brick road with
in 1-2 mile of loading station,
$3,000 with easy terms.
RESIDENT LOT
Palmetto Ave, Close to school.
This lot must be sold nt once and
at a sacrifice. Terms.
W. V. WHEELER
110 East 2nd S t
Phone 101-J
We liavo some beautiful lake
front lots on Ijiko Wildmerc one*
half mile from tho Dixie Highway
in n nest of beautiful clear lakes,
for sale.
We will build your home, land
scape your grove, and relievo you
of trouble and worries incident to
building up a place.
In tho meantime, you can go
firliing. You can fish in any one
of tho dozen lakes, and if you don’t
know how to fish, wo have several
experts who will bo glud to show
you. Mr. Sobol field who has been
singing nt tho Baptist Church will
vouch for the above,
LAKE JESSUP LAND CO., Inc.
Long wood. Flu-
Seminole Printery
IMtlVri.MJ THAT 1'I.KAXK*
Prompt HitvIl-i-. Ti-li-|ihun<> 9J.
New Locution. Wt-ltika
llullillmt
(■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I
Marble anil Granite from all
quarries. Heat of quality and
workmanship.
Wr*to for latest designs.
C. It. TDIISUL
Sanford, Florida
F. O. tlox NO-, Phono MS
DAVID B; HYEPA R C H IT E C T
Member L i t
Rosa Ilulfillng
Orl.-i.ilo, Flerldn
H. A. SPEIR
CARPENTER
lti-|i :ilrli,i{
nm l
llrtlm le lln g
Aililrru 2UMI I'nlim-tl,, Ave.
r u n aA L ti—t our five room
bungalows lined throughout, Just
off paved highway. Price $800.00
each for quick sale.
Must bu
seen to be appreciated. Can givu
terms. A. II. Hawk, Gindorville.
|
NOTICE.
Within the next fivo days if
you desire to buy a largo desirable
home adtlress—
C. H. SMITH.
_______ 217 E. Third St.
-
ll
Ik
LOST—Between Bower's Drug
Store and Post Office, case con
taining two keys. Return to San
ford Development Co., GarnerWoodruff Bldg.
icopf
uae:
TR O U B LE
THE UjO
“ASK MR, CONNELLY
YOU
About the Following Bargains
lu t T H
Y O U
I Chiropodist
I FOOT SPECIALIST
Lorn*. U untons, l n u r o w Inn Nalls, H e a v y C a ll
ouses u r tir e d a c t i n g
feet.
Building Material
LOST—Wallet between Clyde Line
Dock and business district. If
found return to D. W. Snltonstntl.
Valdez Hotel.
j lilt. C. I.. RIHI.Pli
Yowcll D rew
Pli oiiu.
A R G
STA M TD l M
9511,1)41 per
S I V - r u u m l i u i i K . i l i m . U lir .l m u n i * .
l o t •<> 0 \ I I 7 .
Ai-i* KtirnKi'i r n t l r r u
t r \ |iuHUrt*.
I ’r l r r X5.7SO.Oil. S75U.OI)
rsihli. VUO p»-r m u o l b . *
sen
A. P. Connelly & Sons
(Realtors)
llldg.
K! avat or
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
cement work, sidewalks, build
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. £
Terwillegcr, Prop,_______________
Lumber and Building Material
Carter Lumber Company
N. l -mirol St.
Phone 505
HILL LUMBER CO. H oum a
Service, Quality nnd Price.
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
Houses For Rent
Elton J. Moughton
IS
IS 'PRCXifU'SSi NjQi
B \ V S - r t i u m Ini nit a I n n , M e n I l o r n *
( I o n , i t n t e i l a t r e r f a n m l a K le n a ll* » *
uml
STEWART'S SLb-JlV ISIO N
Altamonte Springs
Two hundred beautiful building
lots, prices range $150 to $850. FOR RENT—Two unfurnisho
rooms. Inquire 013 Laurel Aw
Sec these large lots before you
buy elsewhere. Don't buy n lot No children allowed.
without a public alley in the rear. FOR RENT—Furnished bedroon
Come and see me any time. I live
511 Park.
here und want neighbors.
WILMKR STEWART
Help Wanted
Altamonte Springs.
Houses For Sale
Lost and Found
L O T S — I.O TH — L O T S
t-'.U i l i m u
W r h n t r l u l l l u e n l r t l I n r e t r y n r e l l u n u f I lit* ri l l ) .
l>rr l u u n l l i t i l l l p u l y u u l u |iuimr«i*luii u ( uni- c l l In-hi.
FOR RENT—Rooms with or wit!
out meals.
Reasonable rate
Lincoln Hotel.
FOR RENT—#25.00 per moot!
10-room house in country nea
paved highway, good locatiot
electric lights, good water. II. (
Du Bose.
BY CONDO
EVERT TRUE
Rooms For Rent
HERE'S THREE GOOD ONES
Daily Fashion Hint:
h /H O U 5
Itnmi it r * HA1HJ.IH* ci!*t*.
month.
Real Estate
Real Estate
Sanford Building nnd Loan As*
SUBURBAN HOME
Rociation Preferred Stock can be
cashed on GO days notice, interest
payable April 1st and October 1st
Located just out side the city lim
Apartments
you can't beat it.______________
its, on the road to the Country
Club. Nico new bungalow with
Buy eight per cent Preferred
___
For Rent
modern conveniences—-Tights, own
Stock in the Unnfard Building nnd
w ater system, telephone, etc., 2214
Loan Association, established 1008. FOR RENT—Three room i
ment, .".00 French Avenue.
acres of innd, seven cleared, onmge
Tampa—Water supply system to
trees, nnd plucc in good shape.
FOR
RENT—One
furnished
apart
bo installed in Sunset Park addi
Close to Country Club, Can be
ment and two furnished bed bought on terms. Price $5,500.00.
tion.
___
___
FOR SALE—A few Mid-West AU rooms. 1000 Oak Ave.
ilitor garden tractors, nil new, FOR RENT—Five room unfur
BUNGALOW
nt half price. Giving up agency
nished apartment, 518 Park
.
On
Park
Ave.
Close in.
Five
account health ami poor business Avenue. Phone 2202.
' rooms und Bath. Completely fur
in cotton belt. Walter H. Bishop.
Athen, Ga,
FOR RENT—Attractive furnished nished. Stile walks nnd street puvapartment. Steam heat, two ing paid. A bargain, complete at
FOR SAI.E—10 acres celery Innd
lot 4, Kuraku Hammock. Rich Hecks from heart of city. Call $7,000.00.
ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba nt Lee Apartments.
CORNER LOT
non, Ind.
Arctic Reindeer Die Located on Oak Ave., closo in.
Eastern exposure. In nice neigh
ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — S t FOR SALE—Small business. In
In Michigan Climate borhood.
quire 402 Sanford Avenue.
Street Paving und side
Johns County is reached through
walks paid. Can bu bought on
the St. Augustine Evening Record. PAPER SHELL PECANS—00c lb,
LANSING, Jan. 0. — Experi very easy terms. Price $l.5W.C0.
Quick results. Two cants; per word.
J. F. Kickliter, Stark, Fla.
Sample copy on reauest.
ments conducted by the state de
TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tamp* Dally CASH—Paid for fnlso teeth, den- partment of conservation appar
SEE OUR LARGE LISTING
Times, the great homo dally,
tnl gold, platinum uml discard ently have demonstrated that rein
BEFORE BUYING.
rate l% c per word, minimum, ed jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and
doer will not thrive in the north
charge 25c cash with order. Write Refining Co., Otsego, Mich.
for completo rnt«» card________
ern peninsula of Michigan.
PALM llEACti COUNTY—The
.About two years ago 00 reindeer BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC
REALTORS
scene of stupendous developmentSanford Building and Loan As- were imported and placed on n
Read about it In tho Pnim Beach sociation Preferred Stock can lie game farm. It was the hope of 202 First Street
Sanford, Fla.
P ost Snniplo copy sent on re- cashed on 60 days notice, interest sportsmen that they would find
miest.
the
cold
stretches
ot
the
Lake
Su
payable April lot und October 1st,
perior region to their liking and
ADVERTISING gels results if it you can’t bent it.
Apartment house on F irst St.
that the northern woods soon
reaches potential buyers. PaThis is u bargain.
would
be
thickly
populated
with
latka Daily News is circulated in
nn industrial and agricultural sec BABY CHICKS—Leading variet the Artie animals. Federal nml
One five-room bungnlow, in good
ies from selected stock. Now state agencies.had announced that condition. $500.00 puts you in this
tion.__________ ___
______ _
a
mossy
growth
prevalent
in
the
TO REACH BUYERS or rollers of hatching. Prompt service, address upper peninsula was ideal food for house.
Florida real estate advertise In I Box 104, Continental Hatchery of icindcer.
The herd at first in
Five acre farm on hard road,
tho St. Petersburg Times. One cent Vnlduxta.. Ga.
creased to more than 70. Then now
in crops. Cheap nnw on euay
cent a word daily, two cents a word
they started to die off and now terms.
Sundays.
only seven are left.
THE MORNING JOURNAL is the
Scientists have attributed the
Wu have houses to rent. Como
accepted wnnt ad medium in
CLEARWATER, Jan. 5.—Street high mortality rale to a ,species in and see us.—Seminole Realty
Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word paving ami sidewalk contracts let of pneumonia, brought on by the Co.. 11(1 E. Second Street.
nn insertion. Minimum 25c.
by the city commission here during climate, und to a luck of lime iti
the [last month call for expendi the food.
FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando tures
more than $200,000.
mornng Sentinel; largest classi Nearlytotaling
Leesburg—30 homes to be built
two score streets are taken
fied business, rate lc a word, min care
nt average cost of $5,000 each.
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WANTED—To huy n dog. Watch LOST—One white and liver bobtail pointer dog.
Return to
dog. State breed, age, color, price.
Frank Woodruff Jr., at Woodruff
Address box 713 DeLand, Fla.
and Watson. Reward.
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DRUGS
DRUG. STORK — Prel, Drugs, Sodas. Wc
5ar you an your phone,
Miscellaneous
For Sale
ALL WOOL surrs
FOR RESULTS
ARCHITECT
INTRIGUING IIATS AND
SCARFS
Paris saps velvet and frit fur llie
F.dl ha|, and it may lie small for
general wear and large for more
form.il occadoiii. Two intrinung
model* arc shown here, and willt tins FOR RENT—Four room house
lials come scarf, that are quite as
with garage. Also one six room
smart The upper lui is embroidered house. L. H. Steele, phone 010-J.
all over in heavy white rope -;ilk; die
lower—-in dark brown- in shades of
JU RENT—On" five room bun
cinnamon, rust mid gold. The first
galow Centrally located, phone
scarf is ia black and white knit stllr.
’I or Call a t 001 Park Avenue.
The second id in brown crepe with
seK-cokir embroidery.
Pictorial Review Hat No. 12017.
Transfer, blue or yellow, including
shape, 20 tents. Scarf No. .1:0
Knitting directions, 10 cents. Hat
12016. Transfer, blue or yellow, in
cluding shape, 40 cents. Embroidery
on Scarf No. 12881. Blue or ye flow
transfer, 40 cents.
F irst Nutionnt Bank 3Idg.
Sanford, ------------ Florida
Fresh Fruits
and
Vegetables
PRICES REASONABLE
ROYAL FRUIT CO.
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Office
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The Sanford Herald, January 06, 1925
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 06, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 06, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald