33 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c5631653e233c51d1e8aae0dc783a7bf.pdf ab30610dd20bdd35aba14a90c0a3cd55 PDF Text Text YOUR NEW SPAPER Pvhlhhed Heart. I The World's CfwTest Vegetable Section, It* Richest Harden 1-untl A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S D IS P A T C H E S VOT.UMN X V . _l\,mTZZ SANFORD. FT.OR1DA. THURSDAY. A PRIL 2nd, 132.' ■. «•-------- -«-* —............ f o a p m a n ,N o t o r i o u s a u d it, T a k e s H is O w n D e f e n s e t A © .. Sanford Junior Cham ber Opposes French Avenue WITH As Dixie Highway Route Opposition tn the proposed1before the club by U Cl! i •FiVnch Avenue route for tbs Dixlfijwho sketched the situation \iii hi*.! ■\ .i- t iiT T7T . , i Highway was recorded and iiiiuth- intrnduetnry remarks. i Death OZ W ealthy A m e ric a n U r route cnhuln*>ei to bring the. InsUUUtion nt officer* for the Andrew* ApjH-tnt m e n ! ns Ay j Owner of English D ep art* 1mad through the center of the bos*' coming year, who were elected .it ( ntenl Finn* Th -iMiterm Tn bicsa section, was proposed by tho th- Inst h.oetinir of th** Junior Rfsif-nalinn o f W a d sw o rth ; S m V n T n H * . R . U .Sanford Junior t handier of Com^ Chamber, composed Other Executives Shifted . c.ndan«cr l.n g lan a s R u lt mpm, tj,L. inm-kcw fncetinpr of the program of t h ; .............. ... ** Thursday noon at the Seminole instollotion ceremonies were under -------— iQ u e s tio n In v o lv e d , Cnp - U Il , the cha«*c « Dr; B. d . nrownhe.i E x p e c t P r o h i b i t l d n r > ,, ii , , n , •___ Ir. addition tn going mi ie*..id an l»».*nleiil f Hu* Kiwhoih t lull >iiu<i *T i4 _ , K e llf f lO llS r t i l l t i t ' l s m ’ opposed to the French Avenue pastor of the First Presbyterian' LiftW S I»C P j I l l O r c e f i route, the urganixation voted to church. ( i E S ' K c S NEW COMPANY IS Exam ination Acting MIR MOT) T ft TAKF As His Best W itness r u n ‘T1L0 * /ttVr' ilaims To Have ANDREWS M M , Clemson CoMegre Damaged Dy F ire CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. -Fire, discovered Car„ Apr. nt 2:30 this tnorninjr, complete* ly destroyed the agricultural building of (Teiiuion Collrg* with n loss estimated nt rnnr* than 9200.00t). The origin of tho firu is unknown. MARCH Ambassador DscschBUILDING! n e r Will Tell Wasn* ittgtott Fi'anc* D*k*h No t W ant Nfetmir lOVER WILSON CO. Objection Based Oft SeiuntyTact Alibi In Defense Ij1*1*Dollar ", iys He W as InBrooklyn Within 4 Hours of Tittle of Murder ■ ............ .. .. Would Be Interested In Meet Affecting Navy Dirai moment W ilson W ho din means honor, prestige, u n d _________ ... . ...................... ............ R _______ ____. . . ..................... . einl duties assigned to the several CHICAGO, Apr. 2.—Th- reor­ rcniething more than both these Avenue to First Street and th?q pn.t of the program. Among those treasury executives were shifted Sanford is In the ganization of Wilson and Compa­ English words. _ ^ to Sanford Avenue on which the, who expressed their opposition to about considerably Wednesday with building rampage, ny by the formation of a new \\ hen the American Gordon Self- rood will continue south. French Avenue ns the route were the udvrnt of Lincoln C. Andrew*) ibiibling permits isnucil during P A R IS , A pr. 2.— F r a r^e H A R T F O R D , A p r. 2 .— Gei’-| company under the direction of a ridge nttnined wealth by founding a commlUc* composed of Ilodge-1G. W. Siwneer. Jr., Ilodire nm Hall. of Now York as an assistant sec* I the month of March totaled $70,n m nnn n tthi« orning committee representing the bankk nml making successful London’., «on Ball, chairman. Dr. Charles Floyd Palmer. I 4 C. Hebout and ntary succeeding Elliott W ails-j U00, according to the monthly re hit* g o n e even fu rth er in op­ iltlf rtin Chnpm lm m mnrnillK . / rv port worth resigned. 1 *L a u :0 ,in debt, convertible bonds and pre­- greatest department store, he rent- Park and Dr. Alexander Epp* was, others. ...... ''"'"I* br citv 1.c,e- 1 S-jpOftition to th e calling o .. « look th e Htand In his own tie -• ’ „,na .... u, Philips. Thumlay at the city Hall. tVnoLI.»»»«n ,iiuarm . muni -m> Forecasting efforts to bring there ■ „„„ hnvinir fnmPnn>' w** announced tonight,; ct! the most imposing, the most unpointed to dlucl the Junior G. J . Gingrns, of the Cocoa Jun were M permits, the lu rg -1 j'O ^h in gton (lisartparncni roflent»e On 11 Cnnifltt 01 iwiviug |,y thecommittee which has been hn!!ow*cj by tradition residence ofChumlmi’* light tn prevent the inr Chamber of Commerce, was i about more effective enforcement fcrcDrt- nuVv or in tho imme------ u u iu eicti P atro lm an Jnme.H I working for several months on a English cii.tocracy, Landadowne ndoptlon of; the French Avemi present nt the meeting ami made .t f prohibition hwr, a!! agcncUt, in -si <>( which war $7,000. Th.* expenditure for buildirg ' dintc fu tu re th a n was cxplaiit_ _ iclieve the packing con- Mouse; und there he entertuipa on -route. The project was brought! 4 *ht>i t add less. only ex-|C(| ;n T nem loy’* Despatch. a scale no duke or marquis in these oher 1 2 th . C o o r’uml collect-|wr_n uf tlnancUl difficulties. showr,iryu* It w m officially confirme<t total »um! W etlnexiluy th a t AmtiaHxador iilidiiig of San* D nexchner is un«U*r instruc!ve oerio.) , lon. l%.t VrV<mrj(t»n that |Frame due:: not want a disarmarimts >v*, rt’ i,»mt conference of any kmJ while •\ .laTimiry tot<*!.■*, 1f,,. Kuronean nNUflly part Is In i* citv Clerk :i ,rre_ state «»f flax. V? I u is a purl by law, was given to cord* n'teal Ination he refused to bo rushed in- $5|.78fir.,000 of the company's nidi- triifU' und blood exhibits morv vio’-<: A total of $41,WO}.* was tittletally confirmed Thur jahUhor -lli. inl. lo answers at thr hands of state's j-ution.-* .* while $40,372,000 would lie lpnt syntptmns than in the W on; 1 0 .1 . pent in building in the city .dayIt that and on Mambar Hill in Hontlmy a t ' ('idlertion Millies llividid Attorney Hugh Aleorn. left undisturbed. it* February. . . . Aiolws*a.i«ir l»a»--etmer , ... »i* Sanford 1 T,.f , dusk on Jan. 12, little Miimtnz I IV rsnn Rw rpl Awnv While W h e th e r O rlando N’otubiv large inn rases 01 the . Ir^-i U. tb/..* U ii.f.iri.i V. au, Chanmnn cluims to huve been in . Tn Imm* Stock iieguni, ignorant, rather homely, 1 I lly Im Inundated ; H «od». J bul Erance does 'u*t^»ni Is lo (.e l l<otirfh I*nm ehise brought n eulniination of ■•ifurta t«* sum spent for building are shown Brooklyn. N. Y., within four hours , n flXthnnK0 fur th„ t t(, base born Nautch gii', received a n ' corn- a di arnianietit- conference of any Cat 1ho Dam age lo Manitoba 1 T o lie Selected At O rlan d o'divide the work of collecting the in lust month’* luiildiiiK us ......... the time he Is charged by thr^-udjunted the plan contemplates thi ugly knife wound in her sculp. levemu * between two assistant pared with the thfve **rece<1ing! wbile the KU|upean t**»orii., n»e of Co-nccticut with having D estro y in g Railroad T rack Meeting: T h u rsd a y Nig CPt°(f »even per cent prefer- Munttnz was the fooilmll in n game lecretaries. Arsislnut Seerd ary It'omtmrnthre nioeth:-. Uan h |ie*j : iw n Is in U state nt ttUV. ot to death Patrolman James James *r 'j,at| BtoCjC - -While France would throogh i>, in isew liritam. (hie Three alibi witnesses, one of|l; iem a former "huddle" in the fed*, cc nl penitentiary at Atlanta, swore fPjr alny they had seen him in Brook- ings, n at an hour when three other y ilnesse.*, testifying for the pios-irhare ution, placed Chapman in the Ob! t olooy Inn at Meriden, Conn. Jp Lyle Chastnnc, confessed former1A ►nvict, and the man who nursed , blends over tho new common stock rioivabout. It is ‘Tjjat." The All- "playing ice berg. fourth club, forming, with St. nhil eliminate many possible muses • Tlw fjuai d’Orsas declaretl Thar*n.ii!rond trucks were inundated hapmnn to health in the Atlanta in the amount of $Jj per share |km Indore team of Maharajah Tukoji ■g * onl> a day. how avert'fW r F will h r an upi'iopi late time tu coa conference a !t tell it. lisarmumenl 'and th* Par Paeltlc wax dedarcl to piotU-m; hence Ktaiu* interi *ie<i .with jgmeribqqiine against tlie wall at tl't. o ( locli-<cimvei tiLde into mw cmantqn stoci lionniro Alxlul Kioiir Unula. Britain Kometimc amund •h-lundi wlirie, it it ile- A m fikirnsi*^ ,yminii ss:.,, 1111 , | Wilt Ifroseeillion nf-jM-MiR and Britain. But In tV viyv* fi.ot of Comnoth rtie-t fur ihe lit 1 «lined. Viitnally shr.ro for share. All thice classes Dhat morning. Mnharafah Not Victorious no prcpa-ntirtni handle all iurrdgu debt matters ler, ' 'a » 4 L . ; n n ot the Xt\ipV A ' d m fT t h m ce«n- ' time in the city's history. of dock will have equal voting po.i ibuiin thus lost in his rtrugglo foi the in-ginning of tlie season while Mr. Dewey iss to Alibi b. Claimed •on* *d rar Anticipated -ry to make cowiateit t«* tn hove cottcor Fill 'co families iil.adnoucd their lint! been niade. for "lijnt” but the muliauijah bus ’ wan! world senility beginning with trol of railroad loans ans and jurit jurir.Clia.Ytine, now the prop'iitoi o f . . ., , , ; lonnes nt Ln I’rairie. while re--ij Oiliitnlo officials have expressed dietion over the eomptroller nf the0 j BOUSES In stationery store in Brooklyn, U*s-' ***0 only fiimrciiig jirftvided l#y not entirely won. POINT, N. Y„ Apr. 2. i Europe1, where the prublem already It Monitor, was lint spirited :ic- ) dents ot' Saint Lambert, on tli('i|i tisflvea in favor of the "spirit” !currency, the United States twins-! —Tho matter of prosecuting :ing G er-'ha* reach ml the point of intctviivv Ptiftcd that Chapman visited him V,tf D'un ‘•'4 ?hu sale .if SSJSOIMIOO of • Stiuth shore, including 150 labort.juj, Get. It. They /.Saturday night, ............................. .. five . year six per tcn\, gold notec ci riling tn plan in the murder ease ers from* the itochclgn nun'll eon-j ;il(ll plan whereby both Sanford 111 ci, the htircau of engraving and aldin Farrar, noted singer a* a re - •study. tittundo 1 went to a nearby "spchk easy" uml "* ‘ h,‘ •"ntpnny. Loans aggro* nemss the Indore frontier, there j'vent were forced to flee. , . . will . . . jointly , :;up|tort . . . |minting and othet ag en cies hav- I * u|tt o off the the seizure of of liquor her*here To ralsj the Pacific problem now 1., .in g le ,-lub w h b h will plnyt h a lf ; inir ,|„ vvith ,he federal c o m m - '• ' ■ • ear is ' in ' ubeyunce • ......— 'j or t« attempt to rtpeh world secur mm did not leave him until ig<Jfintr ?- -,i-1,00(1 held. by (Jiupmun .............................................. - bunks In dDappehr forever, to perish: . in her private Jot' it, games in Orlando and th . , [nfter 2 nVIock the fnliiitving morn- 'vhiVh hn,‘ wimaitii of the company rapidly or otherwise a: tho Jeeling' pending a report of agents here to ity in one elVott will in the view Flnotls other half ir. Snnfurd. This is ey and Its disbursement. Ing, he testified. i" r ,ln subsiillnries are to be re- of her eaptors might dictate. S it-' 'VINNII r.tt. Apr. Mr. Winston’s duties willinclude j the collector of the port at Ogden- , ef the Qual d’Orsay’ only confu * Prairie qpt. ,>f Die throe titans under eon* lent iitied to give evidence1 in }Kjr• have menaced tlie ................ ,1 . . dined i>y the payments of 2(1 per the finding of way* The singer’s nrivatv* c a r'th e issue and nuke ■■PV to finance the burg. __ „.................. , . . ...................................................l nuii more difficult M. young ..... ■„ . f . .is .. i Francis . . .Itrtv, , ». .■ bunk 1both-• .1 lent tn „„ 121.-I1, *which tlie iipprnx- .Iinimuy Btimbuy hearing!) and to }'•"o vin cc-for 0 boors, increase,, .dderutiun; the othtti being O r-1 government and upervi dou of tho was boat,led by four deputy eu.*-' the problem of now to (ram# the lerk, mid John A. .Martin, ur wltn witness tn the approach- *" senoosness in Muintoba today.; Inndo taking the cluli or Hanford _ ‘ fi . f .1 tti t . 1 g 1 1Butlo <imount of tni di DOsiltR witli * * the star budget bureau, the farm loan ! toms collectors after it had crossed Europe an security" pads. Its atttof , f.ucn . linns . tlMiniinjoct ... • to . .clntni i : . of<• ofv#- ing murder trial, n trial which Mtnnwhilo, w atenin Sonthsrn Sa> tcfcimr the club, ■oMncntji vi . . . . of. the » nclkhirnrhooii .tn 1 »» 1 Jm stn ie s Store tostlfied they hnd . .. ,..., ..... will so convulse Indian that i; kiitcncwan, except nt rantallon nit-l I leal official.* are opposed, hov.-- braid and the house debt commix- the border enroute from Montreal. >tutlf amounts to refusal to go to doner. Ho will act for the sec-! - .■ ■■ ---- -a general disarmament confecenc.* een Chnpmnn in ChaMftncii stoic1 * , t. i ... i i. » 1 may rank With the Dreyfus ease l.uiiutden. were reported receding, ever, to the snlit team plan, pr» relitrv alsoj where that offielxl must '■ D n n ,1 ,, i until the European pacts ere telhat Saturday night. Marlin. h»w-. ^ , T having such de- end the unhappy Antoinette's a f­ Two miles of the Canadian No- ferrlng to either take the team 1 County (Continued an Page Six| , lDuval iU Y tll L O U I l t y Roads K O A flS , tl|Hj , n,j to rc.,u#A^ that the naval jver, wo* nut iiositive declaring lie nn<. ‘ 1 . . ! 1 ' . " ■‘u .’ fair nf the diamond necklace ns tiomii railroad truck wen* wu*dtcd 1 wholly or to allow Orlando to have ! ft*eon(rr:nte* be put ofif at least until' P r n t r r n m T*t O n r v m p d ms "almost sure" the prisoner ' oil ot 11 red ill. neur l.umolcrt. am! it. The failnii* e f original plan (Continued on Page Six) i r«j,r«ini is uiijnihcu th< Rhfnelam, pait ^ u r#4,uy. belli Canadian'National and Cana* whereby Orlando and Sanford > he• man lie had rcen. . ‘ 1 adjusted, plus-three per cent ns Indian Pacific traffic weie tied up in .would liavu separate clubs m tho I TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 2 . - S e v - !. *hi$ ^ Ftanco But Brow was very positive. Ask u.r,.Ht for six months to Apr. I'.. other parts of Hnukatcliewan. n rgae bus n il aictw itli the ap ,0 naval eonslnicd by Frederick J. Grnchl, Chap- shares of the new company would nance of thr proposed tondentnaHome' have been abandoned getterI1' oval of the loeal club since it lion (hut liar interest in a naval / .a ^ * . 1 mm .. tans chief counsel to identify the |,e delivered on the basis or six A '.'ViV'"'! lion of the road huilitmR proicram ! *r | 1 ____ . in Lumsden. A continuance eliminate.* a wlirdesome. though' prisoner a second time, It? left tho shares uf preferred stuek. ".fi u O C K k K O D u S f e y S l f n i Iof. “f 11 weather which caused ice r.uher slturp. tivalry hetw warm eitness chair, walked up to within shares Commissioners of Duval county I ••dgptlon for r.ubm-rmj hnutares of class A convertible stod ‘ u *• • 1. ... ' x. 1 Jcr to break tip earlier than usual ir Fut'l’md ami Orlando. |hree feet of Chapman, peered in- and -t.'l shares of common. »h« is under no pre*e..t undci the recent $2,500 00t) butal Mfe" A lonfoiciuu of tooal officiul^, predicted. ently at him and replied Mrs. Anna Dickie Olsen, of Min­ issue wns contalncl in the report '’Filiations to dLcuss the question, wan held at thi* officii of Juduu! nesota, the first woman to be u Aggregate uf Indebtedness T am positive this is the niun made public t<alay by Gov. Murtin Le Matin C»mmenls That North Carolina, next io < f V m & i m i n t i n n nl* M i l l / ? K' Uminltojder. the club presi- candidate for thu United State* in which embodied the finding* o f ! deferring to comment on tho Tho aggregate of indebtedness to saw.' v O n .S U D I| Jl 1011 O l U K dent, at 10 o clock Thursday mornlie thus adjusted includes a $22,- Florida, is the most lirogressivo i Renal?, will be the headliner Thurs engineer, employed by him ut the ; r« w French naval program, t.e Pistol Expert* Testify ll):,.7HI bonk debt, $i:i,(I71,l!)0 of state ia tho south, is the nptnlnr In Berlin on Decline 11 ir. Tho club officers wltn will day night nt the Bedpnth Chautnu- request of citizens of the county. Uatin -uys today: make the trip t>* Orlando an* Before th** alibi witnesses took six ner cent convertible bond., doe expressed Thursday morning by \V | President llmish'dder, C. L. Britt mn which gives llm second per­ the stand today pistol experts fur in U*2H, $'.»,:JOT.08(1 of 7 'is |R*r cent At. Scott, Division manager of the j ‘ With u little reflection ottr formance of a week’s engagement Air.etlean friends will really,* Hi if the prosecution positively identi- convertible bonds due in l'.t.'tl an i American Fruit Growers, win* hn ; ; BERLIN, Aor. 2 .- Berlin drinks trd J. I). Chittenden. A rrange Details On in tintent at Palmetto Avenue and the nbtst* ghoul thr Frrnrh fleet lled the bullet which killed Kkelly $.1.41 l.JT.'l of stock purchase* ,tidi­ just returned to Hanford from a tisiaj only a little more than one1 Second Street. The Iccturt* Ity half till* qil:l!litv of milk it rollTWINS SMOTBEUED rwx having l c» rJ vl from the est ions. till through tin* state. Dodge Car Transfer ?.x ridiculous. The govrrunteni in 1 Mr,. Dickie will begin nt H:."0 ftuntod la*fon* thi wnv. The reason proposing to th- chamber the pro­ tweapon taken from Chapman vutu* "North Carolina " Mr. Scott ,1 • Stocr.holdet r. of the pres*m com­ E n g .- The rt week 1o'clock. gram for .conduction during the Ihe wns arte: ted in Mitneie, Ind., pany would receive without uny as­ clared, "is doing some wonderful) uvidcntlv is that the use of ipilk oldHORNSEY, DETROIT, Apr. 2.—A . tepresentwin sons of Mrs, liielia rd The afternoon perfmn.ance a* substitute* Mill pr,•vails. A muni/last January. One of them J. sessment, I shares of new corn- tilings but the most out: i.nulinq ip; I oxhibilb 11 i . planed Li bring Muidlnw Were smothered to ilealh [the Chautauqua, which l, gr.n at 10illiquid here today on thi work five yea. * which K not >et votcl. Henry Fitzgerald, nf Hartford, dc- men stock for one share erf old pre- thing about it nil is the system of 1.": 15 o'clock, was limit, ,1 to tlie of completing details to irunxfer laid its cards on the table. While Ielated there wu- not "one chunce feiit’d and fuurtenths of u share of roads they are laying. Bonds isn’t milk back to it: former popularity, while sleeping witli their mother. ! American Entertainers which hu* thr Dodge Brothers Incorporated, other countries unveil their tia­ progiaiu). iiraily at the last mo, pn ten million that the marks on new common for one share of old all of it hv nnv means but i think gullied c«.n*b|eri,b|e popularity as u tu their banket employers. The ra! thut it I t the groatent single fa c t-. [these bullet* could have been made common. public is without the assurance, ment, we lov ally declare now what novelty entertainment company. by another gun. we are going to do during five The plan leaves undisturbed the ur contributing to the present pros-1 The ad consists of the ofTeringa of however, thut further details in year-. Abroad Franrs's live years' ptious condition uf thu state. Under crossexnminntion Groehl present first mortgage bonds and Mi:,* Corine Jessup, who is a r<ad-!th" diiusual financial transfer will don't think I have ever seen1 i»ptn*cs arc totalized and c.-.mparwas unabb* to make, these exjicrts underlying mortgages, the account; a "I ••r, a pianist and a soloist. Th, • ' out lffim«Iiatel*'C Hr better system of i-oiuis th an 1 of oihri M tUi* L i adtr.it that the sumo marking* payable of the company uml most North Carolina now has and I’m . partner in the net. Mi** Gladys1mMed they would be iitfoiined ni with tho the veur ID'JI. could have been made on bullets of the debt of the subsidiary com­ equally certain thut the state that \ That PTorida hotui.x serve Cali- ion that the "trnde” must have JKills, is a singer, a reader and 1h |" ( r,om tinm bi time" he was assur"Frunce l* only tepairirg war fired through another gun, except panics. Interest at the rate of six makes fuster pi ogress will have) forma oranges and celery, that been caused by either "physical ot reputixl to be a violinist of uiuis-, c'l by u spokesmen of the company ilttiil1i/«. a)i«U i M«•!«»* -t — .... ................... ........... ! Jnr.t r ’-y i • Li.) iif tnimt) 1 in remote cases. Groehl sought to per cent is to be puiti on any debt tq have a bettyi*. sv*tt*ni of ntnl*. I pUtsidn roiot* n«<> peer-nrd, le ,.1'' •in: IBitff j * *-* * und iiriiain are .preparing formidastatement a* to when the silence . , „ _ . The American entertainers a r e ! Aiiu, Noith Curoiiua, not satisfied per cent of tho state, traverse Mi. HiirtungV reference to tin* ___Ket testimony tn thi, *<vCit Ir.tc tc La uJjuata.l li. vJvl’i'ut* l>> Oil. here for two day. again ,'1'* ° ur will) its present leadership is r u t , swamps where snakes, alligators hotels nf I’loridn -orving Califor­ to nteeetk* Mrs. Dickie during the I continued would !*• hrokrn. diui disquiet mi othi'r Power nor the record throuah a defense 15, 1024, untl from nrr.is expert,( Wiliiam A. Junes, Apt. 15, 11)25, is to be adjustedfirein |only maintainin'* its thut road date syst to and chiggers abound and thut tour­ night performance. The curtain) ___ _ ju-tify ujbiilinn.to other fleets. nia citrus fruits is characterized former captain of. New York po-i stocks of the new <x>mpany in the in an excellent manner but it ists,'after being ulred to Florida a:> "a wild lido nf tlie imagination, for the opening act will rise at o f-i | _ r , ,| /* i g\ We do not see the usefulness of lice. Jones, cross-examined bv same manner ns the principal of [ adding to it.” I by tho glowing prospocti of “real very fumilini to thut of the younv o'clock. Poheny Sells Out On puitici|iati*u in u *ecou«i \va*i»State Attornev Hugh M. Alcorn the dfbt to which it pertains. Mrs. Dickie is recognized ns one I Air. Scott mude a survey of ih-_* .state shaiks," i ettirrt to. Callfor-, nian t«nKUK,.,| i,i an extremely n 'I 'r i t n s n n r I S v h i r o s conference. Moreover we admitted the bullets introduced in J peuch ticlts in North Carolina n:ul nia feeling that it is tlie only hiinielv but wealthy girl, and who of thn more brilliant women or j rp ^« n i ra n sp o n o n a rt. |(ul an jipvUation, onevidence by the state “apparently the United States, tn Iter race for a» Fort Valley, liu. lie declared place on earth nfter all and that Freedom on Bail For thought of Lillian Buss'll every ti ,v txtrcntely un!ilu*ly. u , !w w were fired by the sumo gun.” i that each place is going to him* Florida is a Joke, is the silb tancc time lie kissed the girl. the Xenutu upon the neniocratic j NLU lU ilK , Apr. 2— The cm - ,|-dpatfhea declare, that he mediShepherd Lost Again uuotiiur ouninei crop ot the t *tiit of iin interview printed in an Ana­ Mr. HartungV statements nr, i nomination, she was beaten by trnl of the i’an American IVtro- luU,, j„ reprisal to insist upon lilt* centra! tieorgiu section heim, Cal., paper. A cllppine of Frank K'*llqgg, wbn now Is Secrc- UMim I runjiport Cu« pa**eu out paymrnt of lu place niwittl Sanfoid ('number Is 1 CHICAGO. Anr. 2^—William D. 1!fwith I- hand:; I--.—J . of•* »U *%V .. 0 »v- ** *■ growing ainurd 14,001) cars. the story, which is an interview cadrd those of “u disgruntled indi­ tary of Stute in the Coolidge cabl I of/ • the the. IV laihrnv fatuity •tl MIC W 1 I** vidual.” The reference to snake , ii. i a,,,! 11 ft with E. J . Hurtling „f Anith'lm, i* lormer amhrzssnijiir to yesterday for a price estiniateii in l ioan« •* To Hold Meetinir At ■Shepherd today, for the second CONSIDER Hil.l. lo ri referred to a* “ 1X72 modal inthe ( ,,'jit of Ht. James. financial circle* at $40,000,000. T h e '____________ was scut tn K. \V. (’carman, *-cro­ , tunc, v. a denied freedom un bail! y ctive which is nlwuv* pulled by Sl'E BRITISH CROWN tary of tlu* Sanford Chamltor an. Aitainonte S p r i n g s 1by Chief Justice Hopkins, who set !•riilay p/ght is set aside entirely Blair Co. of the ( ’lima* banking .u tn * l i t rloiidu traducers. More rattlers, for the comedy-drama "Adam and m of liritDt interests and 1 ia t IliH /i w t U t l c l i l S 111 ComnuL*rc». i formal arraignment for Apr. U. Mr, JVait.iuli writes, me round > ■ > LONDON.Mar. Ir—The historic Evil", the comedy, which ha* mi- Slumlord il Co., of Indiana, joined i The clipping WUis sent by E- ButiSan l ord Carry Out *1 Sanford Chsmiier, of t’omnicrc | States attorney’s opposing ef -1 lliitixh Ihw which provides that rumt- of tho sandy desert* mlj,fin­ joyed rematkably long run* in New in the purchase. , will* jouri *v to Altamonte Springs ' fort* of the counsel tor \\m. I >. j tire Croy/^'may r.ot b»' stleil will 1Muir.n, n yeal eft;ate man of Ar.a- ing the prominent towns of Cnlifo,-- York. Chicago and other i ,1? t) * ' » *.ix** ivi_. — ---------------- • ed he intend* lo ic a iiu tT C a tiu n t ta n ' tomorrow evening for a dinner Sbep^sa to ^Wlfi Bls i o l e . i Oil I be dfsens.ied iri I’nrHamert in the , heini, who t)m?lut i <1U ut June !•• - it ) ■nia jli^n nre tu h? had tn the cn- j largo Cities o f tin* United Slates,, I { j ( ) ( i | r ! s ’ H o S i e r V ; cynic ln Hunfui U th * ftp.* f|p*» n* - ___i___ irlx ! of* th e charg meeting a* th* v* o,* , bail ^ oi'o.linir • near juture when a bill is intri>- ihe intention nf making Floridu hi* ; tib« state of Florida. i regarded a;, one nf Dm* mo*t typsteps to promote a better* W r i t 'ot killing with typhoid germ* hi-* tluceil tailing for Its alteration. .‘ anfvrvt High School's agricult­ In closing hi* letter, Mr. Fear- ically American play. ever written. Match Browned .Arms Inline. fur Information He u:ska of friendship he ! uml denurtaumt is in tb* pakoss etwe-n this citv und . ,0SL*r a011' " m- b»*Glintock, today A committee of jlirixt- bus pre­ in rtsgaid to liie ciiurge* Inought man dcrlarc:: that Florida is build When given by an able caat it had a statement /rum Earl I vailed un outline of tne bill which otr«-r kuminuniti iof» ttl hrautllVIQJC tne “VUy.laSubsiai. -- ‘>«ar here. situation* S .. sending . _ UT _a _ corps _____* 1 of ,i.iM l nut in hr inter*. lew, particularly ! ing more mails per capita than any ubouiula in humorous BIO DK JANEIRO, Apr. 2. — ! .tiui" by student Tit- dinner will I* served in th- Clark charging the dsfcr.se with would knock out the ancient Inw O Dtale in the union. The increasing ami the lines considerably moru n tu costs of living which me plotting tn obtain affidavits from The American fad of beige-colored 1from the clao* to various schools Altamonte Hotel promptly at 7:')t) oitCBL'thur. The propo«al a* mnpopulation, he says is ample proof hose for women ha* hit Rio withluf t)w city to plant zhmbbcrv o clech 2r | ( Ti-i j, m, mner of the him 'in addition to those filed >«•* sidcied bv tlie jurists is thut the touched upon in the interview by of the valtp of theae improvement*. * lover than the average comedy. declaring that California lettuce nmusing results, due to the fact urufinj the buildings whenever eommerui! erganiza: ion is asked : tertlay hofon- Chief Jtntice Jacob Crown should be a* liable as any Seminole county, Mr. I’curmun de­ a lb in Floridu nt fit) cents a head, tn )k* present bv R. \V. I'carnmn, Hopkins. that the new stylo became popular L Ui-h a call for volunteer* is made, other employer for act* committed milk nt 55 cents a quart and bitud clare* in the letter, is noW calling Film Mead (s Bound here at the height of the lathing j Competing with 31 high M&ool In u statement Clark ruid he within the s?o»ti of an employer's Jr., ext ciitive secretary of the loa bond election of $1,750,000 foe r.t li) cents a loaf. Over to Grand Jury season. eat chamhec. hud been offered money in *-hail" • nut hot ity. [nirriculturul departments through­ good mode. In the repiy sent to Mr. Han--------Th* a«a ! out thu > u u at FtorwSu in* m s Officials of the S.inford t’hnmb- hla story cnrrnborating that of .lit . Feutiuui, *!<• ilm-isr** 'tint t-'inzt-)—r * yq i ....." 1.......... tcrtiioun no , urn i.uu. tL - •■-. • I 'f - s v ■ i.v.i -a - — >t nt « nr.iuv rtT1 believe thai n t'h.ir'e- C. harnun, science- scito,oi | /L. - -* • ------------- — T - . ..Liu* * been g r *at ititnii t~, or t ai- n"l>ii**ir b-*n:l ef z rrctiar. picture _■ n ••__ i* r, ; - *. -------- ^ !r. rclur that it was |iovidc cup iur um brst wheoi ga(rt. jT.f: •....J ! f j - Y * ><»rwwi «»r kivui of thi imlniit, ptcrticuiarly ol the spirit comounv is held for grand jiiryfrvqucnlfy thought hoseless day;, ,|fll ,xhlbie this year at Tatnpo at ■wi Tings < uf iii rrtmhcrx dure* that Hie) i hut Juts r.inde Cawrorma th tate notion on a charge uf perjury today ■ | n u .m IIOAGO, Arir. 2. — \Vh».■it; [ Interview and r* r h< •• cotiimunitU' ■ . the Smith Florida Fair. ' or nut* ion on odmitii after federal Judgu Mack dismiss- A ship’s tonnage i.a the old days The plantings around tlu- Klgn •"'•mil', i i.-ian to i .47; July. JJM t i must be uilore cultivated than thaw that it now is. It ia a poor ault, Clark sajd h • wi Ford, John Kingling. Ed Mr. Foarn.an writes, for a Floridan ml a bill ftf complaint filed by Huellwan the number of ton* of wine i School bui Com; May, I.021*! lo 10! D-j.l'if Hrniy | is Ids ;cy and usl.nl 1 ‘ tbhlv for Rat.* j i.mn. C.’oBi,cr and other* wl«> I' iv>* jiiewf-Mipi-r or individual tn "play up in ids suit to compell Lillian GUh.it could carry, but it U now xclen- j much fs»vorahte cvnua both Lv : May-. ION U 41. C 2.1 m gr affidavit i flat sIlhMetithil" blip-the ;W ORLEAJsTS, Apr. 2. —t ;ot- j found r?alidence in Florida to Is* I the earthquake or other faults that J eerv-n star, tu make pictures onlytifically reckoned according to wa- Jtouii'ts wul re. u<« eu oy bordering* Dte Scml■Utiafylng.. He advance's the <>f nt-1 California admits possesylng." » „nsI for his company. ter displacement, , _ iU UautJfivHttOj plan, um: May, 21.57; July, 21.80. •adla.V** ’■<* ■ ■ . I l Ionian Lecturer To \ie Attraction At (,;:n ^haMt^uqiia Here ,,n,*#rtak|in^ Local Man Praises Good Roads System In North Carolina ^ coun*j^5.^renCT nn California Celery And Oranges Are Served In Florida, Declares Tourist B 1 . } �TH E S A N fO R W B O T t m V IA TO H S LOST -tail s wore «idiverrd by J. Putnam * BIO OE JANEIRO— Myriads of > r a l n n u , part impcrUI potentate Wfcui “ « « ■*% a c w o jtn g a Sms - - >•♦able s S S * nSaMiLr- irr~--" .>annr. i «mi **on- ^iRtern tiraei). 1..N1JON—PoJIea-of towns in Ra­ re* are alien ed to achtxjli Pt Icctur,. JaioCi ..r, ;:.r .L ...* ,.. u» 1 Tlie vWt’ of the Washington American? to Florida is J8JR wa; the flrat real i|nin« I n in ln r turn o f anv dub, was the belief expressed by Connie Mack, the great Athlttlr leader. He related re r e t» — ?r* * 2 . c n 7 POP E i CAkEAjC W H th at h®r> Po p virtJCT v [*A . ., .w >|.i3tt (CoMinaed from pagi* 1) to Louisville to open the res Uko lost men were a most happy pair,” said Mr. ffaMeman, who returned r.iutur, l^re at 7 o'clock tonight with the new*. He said that they had some light food tinu plenty «»i pood wn. ming old mines for the ter and with some tape repaired 0f helium pas. , th e i t r r e t . WALTER SHEAN IDENTIFIED A S COD'S ASSAILER LOT ON (Continued from pago-1 > •< among all the crooks of the coun­ try as the man who conducts a hovr.n fur ex-convicts at your father’s hotel, the Cooley, in Springfield, and who ‘stakes' men out ot prison until they do n ‘job* when you get you? usual lfi per cent out of the booty/’ Shean’s reply was an nmrrily t)LD HOME TOW N 7lO CAM fienC DO,** iraovren tvi», \ t f By STANLEY . vu*> * uc»e. rsK(N or- icnncu down Cn \w» APHil H »ct 0a«* •/ DC,*, TWO MOMth* mc(-t Lytcen in Oi'. tovuS w"/ t j [ >t \ I **t‘ 1 Lrcui.f *u. **WC / ulTr,, • r. J HO•M l • T»*Ot/^sT /▼*; tv C* j LMT* , hr added by Groehl’s searching ques..ons, he admitted he had had trouble with the Kovrrnr.v>n» on nt least turd stolen bond deals. He |insisted that in one cc.ie he h^d ourchaacd the bond.*, which he knew to have been stolen, from Joseph .Marshall, or ttpnngftsld. rim th -n telephoned the depart, merit of justice at Wnvhingtin j.bo-t i\ At this point (Jrothl in­ troduced two of Khean's admittedly worthless checks, one of them witn mall, having I*i>« n cmhed l>; a Mra. lhe m tioni men t of jo itp Connlngham, an elc’.rrly inaid in the Hotel Somerael, New York. It v-an for *7tr>0. Hheau insisted he i hud given the check to Mnrshall i and thut he had no*, received the money, be fIa;aj'-i.«l:..U ; ted »H„» f;rner hsd teen in coin-* munication with Mrs. Cunninirham concerning repayment of her lots, uiu-an ueiiiCU ne nun ticen promistd leniency or immunity for hl> tJ<Jm"."/ ' the marked c*Hmlkr » " i z ith e r * the lost fliers were not consider^ [' utronjr enough *o man iheir ship 1 tr.cy in«i»te«l and were off f,., «$,' brine ns font a i possible, no tn,j. j»ble being e*fi{riencrt! |£ r,(jJ The landing field nt Sebrlng \f ,.;j mites tre e ihet city. A l.aky cylinder when fit? tvv wer.* speeding nohiewafl at an nl. titude of ahnnr 1,000 fee4, forced them to seek safety in n forcM . Ir.h'ilnjf. I.T.n'cUiiUiiy «»ucr eiig^t CLOSE IN ----- L CACT R c^ -d E se « s/w a e 'j r t p “ Re YlAO At J f.VJW-JL CRASH amo i. uook£ u p o cjj.xj THERECttTHE YLOCR.1.1 , 605H t WAO A *> PUN!N ORnAM- VMATS TV.c MATTER. CWOtf M-GMTrAP.RE ? v w a t hc L CREhlAT THAT l f-.’i x e o JCA.McTTES LCT-ULO v_- MAfcRN HER- i SMALLCASK PAYMENT M l ;-rii®W W r S. A. SOS,SAMON J y -.< ■■■ixzsz PHONE 148 r#0 mo^ : T)uw fO|| (iB** “Oet AireEn a vrisi"ntP. cm co/ c/. m-it ,j*u The <Sc*.uC<t , t t « u* CCMIHSL. «17TOL_ •/<** . Cow*, i* » .v r T<IC«rT ^ .. ......... Retail Credit Men s Association A F F I L I A T E D WITT I The Sanford Credit Association Next Thor LiftgetCs Opcko 'Pea 200 Cups of Tea for 1 Cent Georgia Rose Talc N l^ li «i lisa111 > trilc u n i (iim tle r , •• c l r I r u n i g r tH i iti P 'I fit* f c rtt rrM fi * *if r r . i l M ll u r •if r In t l r r > com u L A ll n 11 MM* • I r r f u l r*t«> I r M i r r i m c c l l l « r l l i r ( I n h c r IfMeff. 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" l c *-*!P J l l t l l ’ l i U < M 4 P 1 Mill |• | lu oiilh. I In tii| li e f II * t o r e T : t l c . 2 l n r l l c i i t l l T n i l c i m* :iti 2 f'*r I'miu.li Purest Epsom Salt freon iuipiiri lies it*,: never uphill to the man on the level •> v\r* ,il* iti Itj v11nn i*nii ♦!•••. kit*. f « Ikf:•I|v» upiiiIni :»•I fm ( otnrM In MfM9«rUir«< I’tl °“r ‘inl M m *n Arabesetue St nni1 t >ttiuiiH'v Ion I'cmiiff iftilfM rtrd S;iV»*« 2 H>i*|*>fii|*% | i;» llrrf f iillfi 2 -i l l n l r l l r i l . l i p , 'J r il.ilr l l r a . h r . *J I !'. t h .- n I mi: t T r o . h “ I, J i . u i . r l O u M i l r r I’ l.rrM 3 •• IV ru ir ilu '. - Nr.ll I ' l l r n 3 I ■• • ...I S ; i , n ( * ,i i K | ( l r . f ' r . i t « c WRftMiiM«l<*( 1 2 i * . . 2 11T J \. 11. (Mi'll. I N l. 2 Dili • nil. 12* ; 04. 2 f III. «t»l«rrk*| J ilin . 15 o r. . n • i.r**.»«* 4.ini. M > I'kiri l.rap** J* II; • 7 i y luncry . ^ Cascade Linen 'fl M f i r 1 * i m i i i | I i * :• p n i L n u r . •|f«n!li * n f m l i l o t f fu p er > W f m to l U r li rM f u f tawik* i.iuilr. ril cm rcufMtti Retail Credit Men’s Association Prescrip!ion Druggi Phone 325 A FFILIA TED WITH The Sanford Credit Association I . F iW 'n f! jl^ C rO T T * w i l l o ffe r h iilf |»rlcr* I'll ii I-IL llotr* rni.n •«ti:.\u S n lr I hi r l ii .; s*t*r It H iilr n r i n n i»<iiii«i!m id % trtii;ill> D u r i n g o u r l c ■nlc *n lc \ til« li i ] i n l l h « ) r f n « c . 1|i»!dr«l n i l In o t i r |ilrrr m u ! a i i n i n i i l r n l f n r o n e >c .ir. H O•/.«*. I i’v»irj»P4iird i ir rrlie\ln*s Ntirrnrs*. liiMinirtwi i.llftiins, hruUrs .mil ^lirnlti**. lieli 'u*4 11•*ji I., •iii ▼ . Iileul fnr m *n nflcr .h:n lu»t. *<#Hnil.ti«| llir iVffon nl niili mlor Him h Iilie* %i*ll nml % ltl< iiil %.( I ii n li -t fr ii it i’ c o f f e e »if r \ «r|»r*Miiiil i f ilu c * rtMNlctl n<iil *1 t»> il»«* Infrwi m i i c b l H r r i • fluoit i|u:itll> I'acknau* I Imnnlalr*. i.n/ rrKilliir Mfnck. So kimmI rtrrj • Imi l> nil! mfiiil nf trim! fvto liutri. TUr »u|t|i|\ «\II9 not lint lung. rir«l romr flr-si u rin l. Iimiii THIn Sole Purest Rubbing Alcohol 1 U ti wnlr *h r r r ) i> ii lni> fill l l r t n itl l l i r r«*k,nlnr p r i c e — I h m n u v t h r r llriM «»f ( h r *»ltittr l. li t tl f o r I «*. \ntt I t l u w t r o t l o d i T h e * l n i t i l n n l p r l i r •il . l o n f r r l % n n U t i l j c f 1 r r m i i N Hoe. 1 u u I m i u J n r n l II i I h p r l r c n o i l l o M it 'l n u l c n i ' t r r . n r .Nl** | c u g r | i n n jnr?*. M u r ) o r l l r t r In i h U n itl c 1% n l i l g h - e t . i ’** *i|nn*lnr»l p i . r e nf t i l e r r H n n i l N c . Iiim| (hr * n n i r n<» n r *s**ll >«»•• eVer> *ln> III r r v n l i t r pri* •4. Delicious Chocolates* lonteel Vanishing Cream l i n i . l m tn *. s i.o o =r ; , , $ i . 0 l W hat Is a One-Cent Sale? if you have liCvti in tiie liabil of letting your nccounts drag, forcing the merchant to cu rry you fr.r A^rHslv** peried^ af time, tliin «.>. a greai ume In make a new start. Make SOME KIND of a set­ tlement bv tho tenth. You will think more of Itu iirm * nf ulR U fit frn w lrtl Rlri** lliiltlc* n iim u li l o r nn> il:r M l« K K crp w T h i i Hull* Purest Aspirin Tablets II'h a wonderful thing—Credit la. ll is the very fajadatiun i.l commerce and prosperity. And il in n wonderful tribute to mankind that a mere gentleman's Hjjretment is nil that is necessary, in most cases, to permit ihe average citizen to buy whatever he may need. . rr|iFii«lt.*i»f|uti llalr I'rrU lfllly r r t l n r m i l l * , iiriir.ili'ln •r o c \i|)lr.'ii. Today's mail will lie heavy with Htatcments »t accounts. Literally thousands of SunfurilH poopit*— people whose character and honor are un­ questioned-will receive the customary reports and immediately tens of thousands of dollars will begin to ccmc hack to the merchants for the (roods which they have been selling during the past month. f r f ir **0/ inLIrr Ia*|i 1 9 (i /» I nnn ^ U L \ e l u l l l i I t c CsruilttnlltiK T l i r t III n m l Iriwl |i«na<*r* • Mil.* it« i. m n l D o u b l e ll m li a Hfoiiilnnl t * r l r r f l o r N n t.V ▼ *it«rr« rt IItTc!* **r«*.i»i) IriiiM Will winml ii j. «m } onr l.irr lliniimli •u* |lir diAir. ll \ Klenzo Dental Creme (ioodform H air Net REXALL aving Cream ^ In nil fi ri l I’ r l r r Georgia Rose Toilet W ater \ 4 �1 •/_ _ more,you a n oat of tt, :9Vi ^ ;v :" y -• Ho, hum! The Alee things nbt living in a m o ll tovrv-l* you , so liable to be oat of work. ------*T3-,' i ^ They Jailed 600 mn*«\Chiliese New York. Looks like a hi j n o t kind ofinefficiency and evet m ty be th e result of the variotu courts of inw in aeuion o r shout to be called, one thing is sure present Secretary of th e N ary was a bed choice on of President Coolidge and t h a t the sooner he is relie better it; will be fo r Coolidge, for the Navy and ountry as a whole, ' . : ta iy WObgr has been a thorn in the Navy's-side « President Coolidge pulled him off s California hern he/^Mfiserving k.» .a;. |W_ ! . f justice •__ li ______i bench .where life term a- s___L chief and jaatie a sailor out o^him . It will be remembered that it was this same Wilbur who soon afte r his appointment, started on a tour of th e country in behalf of Coolidge’* election. He was making speeches and not weighing his words very well wnd Coolidge found it necessary to recall him to Washington but not until a fte r Wilbur with a remarkable display of dip­ lomacy, had said th at when we speak to Japan we will speak to her with steel. And it was this same Wilbur who modest­ ly congratulated California, a fte r that state had given Pres­ ident Coolidge a m ajority, in having the good sense to fol­ low his lead in supporting the President. _ W e are not surprised then, that now after what has happened recently, there should be a g reat clamor for his removal from office. W e would not be surprised if every Democratic and independent newspaper in the country should demand it of the President. B u t we are surprised to note in such staunch old Republican journals as the New York Sun and the New York Herald Tribune words of condemnation ( R U L E :— W h*tth at men should even so to th e n : law . and the yroiz n . ilp us, our F ath er, fHEN LUCK'S AGIN rO U igk you know th at luck's agio !tsr rs r k l >• lookin' Woe, Smite! 3 igh the skies are dark and ■ikis itst -j - — ,f the ami's quit shinin' through, . Smite! t d o ck t a ha a hero ii tha cards are runnln* high, rh ea things get goin* edgewise r 'em-then that you're the guy IfcoiMh' p a me Fortune's kicked and fishtoped you. W hat'o the use o’ feelin’ aod, Smite l W hat’* the use o' bein’ grouchy, When the other fellow's glad, Smile! Though today the clouds hang influence the officers of his department. * In contrast with Mr. Davis’ dignified and becom­ ing bearing, Wilbur made himself offensive by in­ jecting himself into the examination of others and at­ tempting Ui direct, shape and dominate the inquiry. It must have been a humiliating orieal for Admirals Eberle and Moffett, who have spent; their lives in the Navy. It must have been surprising surpr to Mr. Morrow and his colleagues, who had every reason to expect complete frankness. And it was discourteous to Pres­ ident Coolidge, who is so eager to g tt before the pub­ lic every necessary fact relating to aircraft. The country could do very well without Wilbur as Secretary of the Navy; Coolidge could do very-well without Wilbur in his Cabinet. The New York Herald Tribune in no less stringent terms discusses the Secretary’s statem ent made in refutation to Mrs,'; Lansdowne’s word th at her husband had protested And your world seems full o' sor­ row, Luck is bound to turn back to you, And -the sun will shine tomorrow, a g a in s t th e flig h t, aw .follow *: ,.1 . . So Smite) — "M ic,” Engineering Department This was in flat contradiction of the statement New York Telephono Co. first made by the widow of Zachary Lansdowne. It The Senators will likely find tho ■ l ’irates a tough crowd. Well, the Senators have been having trouble with Pirates of Ane kind or another fo r about one hundred and fifty years. Colonel Mitchell sayn that if he is fired out of the Army, he is go­ ing to Africa to hunt big gumc. May ’ be he is planning to bring back. a. nice big gorilla for Secre­ tary” Wilbur to play around with. seems now to be in equally flat contradiction of the official record. In the most lenient view Mr. Wilbur w a s . appallingly ignorant of the conduct of his de­ partment and incredibly reckless in his assertions. The result was a Jack of candor toward the American people when every principle of honor plead for the truth. W hatever the cause of this extraordinary misrepresentation of the fact, and whoever was prim­ arily responsible,- it constitutes an unforgivable act which the country can not.condone or fofget. -------------------o --------- —-— H A U G H T IN E SS^ llV E S UN DER the same solitude.—'Platb. CftUlaox'* offer of forty millions roof with 1 1 1 —--supply Kv.-rfi / dealer in drugs,1a foutd murdered In an automobile, with *1,400 In bis pocket. He took Some change etitors sellia drugs. He had info: ____ ___ ______ was killed f o r revenge. Nobody knows how many, mil­ lions are spent for drugs, . Jo w many hundreds of millions for bootleg, whiskay, or how many graves the drug and bootleg trades w I,,fi,L ______ . 'toil; at you," never w llllook aesin _*fi WOtKl^T . And few things make 1 a madder than not kissing het wh*nB' she knows you know ydu cadf, 9 % . ■- * JHR Before many more weeks *« will find just how much epcHtnU 1 merit, distance added to winter, k ia ---------mJ A dancer coiled "Yellow Ctor'h. o * ton” wan executed a t Sing but not for dancing the CharIestoik-flM lonecf, 41 iSPRW S'lfctfM w if e SiSMJER. 'ifau‘ee 3< c£0US BuTw Thb AUIUA*- THAT HUMAN beings are, not *o different from their alleged eoasins that climb up and down tree* wait shown in an experimant on one monkey. ] ' When they gave him only milk' he was happ: gave him tx milk. They he refused tx whiskey and loat Interest in Wine. U they had] given him opium or cocaine he irobably would have lled for thise drugs, and re•ed whiskey. It is encouraging to sec bootleg kings kill the Unig selling kings, but it won't g<j fa r 'enough. \ W * e lF * fu l Of a u - Wo have rend so much abon B 1 dirigible balloons lately we drcixVH . cd last night we were a footb*J.ra* Look closely next time you hu<i)fl n pedestrian with your auto. may learn a new Charleston * * * ■ In Berlin, the women are u * J t B ing smoking curs. Doesn't mi* ■ We just wanted to use that "uvyB ing” word. S These are ways of learning tkflB Charleston. One way is hunt a ciL H iar button in your bare feet ia i*rs| dark riom. SASUKE MATAN1WA. bom blind, has'climbld Mount Fujiyama t/x y e a n In sulccssion “to purify his soul for the hear." He cannot sea with his physical eyes, but he knows what is spread out before him Aom the mountain top. And every! year, while he livss, he will clirr^i the mountain. That's a wise iJapanese, ’ frith imagination, and fcrhapi’ his blind eyes, a:» he stand! on the moun­ tain ton, “looking over Japan, see more than oth<*s see;------------We see, feel, and fciow only what IMAGINATION tclA us. 7 In Newark, N. J „ bandits gx^st r\*10,0001worth of lamb akins, n.-Sj { now trey can make tlpsmsolvwHK some diplomas. * \ TO T H O sX DESIRING LOCATIONS IN TH E N E W \A R C A D E j PR ESIP£N r'C O O l\f>tJE knows now how men that fosght in the war feel about Colonel Mitchell and a national air force controlled A WALL STREET writer moahs about “the weakness of United States Steel common.” Yet that stock closed last night at $120 n share. few years ago Frank Munsey was buying 10(fc000 ri'iares of it around $10 to $12 a sham. v If Judge Gary lives twenty-fife yeors moret __ _____ to he ought easily, judging by his looks, Steel common #111 go a great deal high­ er, twice ns high, very like, nnd brokers will still be moaning abodt tho low price. But dont’ GAMBLE in Steel or any stock. But only what you can pay Tor, put It away, and sleep well. under construction qt the corner of F ir s t >St and Sanford Ave., ate requested to sec HIGHEST AI Britt-Chittenlen Realty Co., Ine, 210 E . First St. American Legion mhnahat ca r­ ried Mitchull on their-rti*uldeni when he arrived in Washington, cheering for fifteen minutes, know* the difference between a real fighter Ilk* Colonel Mitchell, who had more flying experience than any other nan In the war, and ’'gentlemen wjosd experience above the earth la regulated by the height of the elevators frt their office buildings. THE SOUTH neeil't cotton pickera, thousands of .he crop „ op bef in . the rains injure the cotton. ____ If you would like to combine business with pleasure on a C_r trip p> the South, write to the president of V .* ta *In At*• tho Chamber of gCommerce ianta, Gau, or Fort Worth, Tex., and ask advice. Find where man are neeite<L,^]so women and g ir a . Jump in yourm tlo car, see some­ thing of the South and its poaiilbllities, and pay your way. Seo America first, and thoroughly. See it with your eyes open, and you'll be able to go to Europe. NOTICE The young mah who aspires to a successful ca­ rter should make character and education bis hlkhest aim. Diligent work, faithful saving and regular bank deposits are a great help In giving accuracy to your aim.\Your account is invited. Phone 70* 4% Interest r d d m Savings Accounts Phone 733 TWO APAR’ A Each consists of two, fife room rapactm enU. .Close in. ■ . Nicely located. Income *2600.00 yearly. J m s m s u iw is s iiiw iiM for tha first five years, idxty mil­ lions for the next seven years and CHOOSE TH AT which ii best and custom will make it one hundred millions thereafter for fifty years, seems on tho face of moat agreeable.— Scott. it to be fair enough. ** j*r - i.w—. .. .f>——— — M Y FA V O R IT E STO RIES That Dade County Sheriff and By IRVIN S. COBB deputies had about as much fun thb other day as our American tlful besides." said tho parishioner. filers are having in Morocco. It “ But Father, what I want to know must he fun, if you like that sort Is this: Do you mane to i<ny that on of thing, to shoot people down so tho Last Day whin Gabriel’s Trum long a t they haven’t anything with pet blown everybody thot over llv which to shoot back at you. ed In this world, will be gathered togither a t the wan placo and the Formerly they always used to wan tim e?” have playgrounds around school"That i.' my conception of the houses, but before long automobile meaning of tho Scriptures nnd thu parking yards may be necessary,— Gospels," said the priest. Key West Citizen. The old-fash­ "Do you think, now f’rinstancc, ioned man who couldn’t afford to that Cain und Abel'll to there side go to school when he waa young, by side?," now has d son who drives up in u "Beyond a doubt. reported in Albnny, What non- J Pcoricsj roadster. "And thot little folia Pnvid and sense! Give us u largo bank—say tliot big slob Goliath—-thim nUo ono of fifty millions—to regulate Remember also that Colonel you think?" tho money market nnd checkmate Mitchell in blessed with an Inde­ "Surely— I tell you I believe that Philadelphia.” pendent fortune and if he got kick­ all the curthly hosts will bo assem­ New York has banks now with ed out of tho Army, he wouldn't bled at once." :i!veral times fifty millions each, have to worry about getting an­ "And Brian Boru nnd Oliver «nd one bank with more than a other job. That may be cno rea­ Cromwell 7” thousand millions. And "checkmat­ son why lie is not afraid to dis­ "Of course they will." ing Philadelphia isn't worrying close inefficiency in tho Army, “And tho A. P. A’s nnd the A. Now York. white other junior officers who O. II.’h? ’ Chicago has more than one bank know n s ‘much of conditions us iiu "Naturally." which could have bought all the I does, keep their mouths shut. “ Father," mid the praishioner, New York bankH a little while ago, "thoro'll be dom little judgin’ done Wo nro only starting. t Itas illlU ** Alfred ZnyaH. ono time president o f Cuba, recently remarked: “Cuba MR. COOPER, learned financier te tlje; only nation who has puid in the Equitable Trust, who tells W H Y ? her war debt to the United States you whether you must puy five MIAMI HERALD in full. This ia due to the labor­ and a half or five and a quarter iousness of our people. Sixty-se­ for money that he ought to bo ven per cent of our Imports arc Explorers tell us of a savage enca between tho savage tribe of proud to lend you for three and ,u from tho United States. Eighty- tribo in Africa that hAs been, Africans und such persons as Doy­ half per cent, says: "I see your five per cent of our exports go to quite recently, very much ugitat- le nnd others who would havo us Today column expects booming tike United States. We Cubans over the birth of an Albino child believe that they are In commun­ prosperity to continue.’ A child in the cradle, if it could to a black mother of tho tribe. ication with the influences that are proud.'' The whole tribe is convinced that can tell the future and control it. talk, mtoht convince anybody thr«t We may well excuse the savage pro i lerlty MUST CONTINUE. Visitor* to Florida can find some the event presuges some dire dis­ for his supersition, but supersti­ Wo are only BEGINNING tho experience In pronouncing some of aster. A. Canon Doyle, who has bud tion is too easy n word to use in world's period of great industrial tho’ namea on the map. kur ox* Srnipte, among the rivers will bo much communication with the spir­ connection with otherwise intelli­ development. found Chattahoochee, Wltchlac- its of the dead, now announces gent people who believe in such MR. CROMWELL, like Wi p4r rsroochco, Choctawbatchee. GJcon- that tho spirits are attempting to nonsense as that promulgated by cent of middle aged men that rid.*, | Doyle tell him of some great disaster tockhatehee, Calooshutchee, OnoaAnd this question arises to the rode in u soft hat. Ho fell, ho i hahaUhnu, Homosiasaa, Orkloko- that Is soon to visit tha earth. He tte<v Chipola and Oklawuha, while cannot sny just when the trouble mind, why. In it that prophets al­ struck on his head uid was killed. a r '-m r the musical names of taken will comurencfl or just what its ways and invariably prophecy The right kind of rraing hat espe­ -ih** state hvvfng thousands of character will be, but he is quite evil? Why ir it that they never cially made with an alrcushion in ttewn*_are Weahynkauku, VVonc- sure that something is going to toll us of any thing good that is the crown, would have snved his & ijatchii.ciia, Istokpoga, happen. A local celebrity of th<* tot*ccur? Why do they invariably Hfe. : * • ! Mr. Smith, ono of the ablest 'Apopka, lamonio, Miccosukee, To- same kind is ulso predicting that take it tor granted that the Al­ presidents tho New York Central f ..,__ Hlcopochec. Psnssoff- the rich men and tho flappsrs are mighty Father of us all is a lw a y s ^ *, was killed in tho same L kce Watl big Okeechobee, down in nil to be visited with a terrible on the vsrge of inflicting untold j ever had, punishment and suffering nponjwuy. th e ’ K vcr'lxd es.— KinMnituee Gn- disease because of their sins • . i. Middle l What, wo nu»y,«sk, U the dlffe/i Ills s ie u tu ro s ? :CE - PR O G R ESS INGTH | ./ i'rfce $2D,000.00 J ^nMuuuMuuxxnuunmmMmJxxMnmMMnuuumnummmmunnuuumunmm i Beautiful Lake Fron t Lot And G room house, Garage... Paved street on Crystal Lake, $6,500. W e have two plans ^ ^ n a n c i n g You** Home G rooms and bath in Sanfurd, all conveniences $6500.0Q 6 room horse on large lot in i'aola, $4,250.00 L— We will lend you 3 acres in bearing orange grove near Paolai $4,500.00 A ll Th e M on ey necessary to build a complete home op(i _ i f your home is already built we will make you a very substantial loan ®n it. NO D E L A Y — ----------NO W AITING Prompt Service Guaranteed Call and let us explain our plan. L. SIMMONS Sales Manager Phone 117 H 5 108 Magnolia Ave, ■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ssm ssn m n W i i n M s m m i i s s s s i s .. i trail ((■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■xaiaagiBBiiiiaxaxagiugiaaaaaggg TWO LOTS FACING EA ST One of the Best Locations in the City $760.00 Each ■ 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford, Florida. Phone 720 LOT ON rilJG H E Y S T R E E T Between Park and Magnolia [SI,'750.00 3 Double CornerlA partm ent House Site Corner L et on Union Avenue renouncing A Good Buy R oom s 5 0 1 -5 0 2 . P h o n e 95 F i r s t N ation al Hank B uilding. K arl J . Schultz “ * SA LES FO RCE M. M. STEW ART DOUGLAS KING ■‘ i w a 3 iim H H ia ia in n a n m a a n s m H U H U K ** ‘• ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a x f c a f la a x B a a a a x a a x x a x a ia a a a u a a a n " " Real E state and Investments I’irst National Hank Building Representative— W. F. Holborn INI) S T R E E T iatc Acceptance AN ADVERTISEM ENT IS T H E SIL E N T SALEMAN O F COMMERCE ■ 822 May Street ft M 0 — ■ im in ik n u u iiH H u g B !;, — Jacksonville, Fla. f �ion Rsvue W pstingr Even) officer* of the association, ie reception all adjourned to Msioun grounda where tcmta were served by the nfc c -’ ■■ ■ reetaurant in the center of m whlth ■haa been successmducted for the laat eight by Mr. ahd Mr*. H, J . Leeds t .M n ioJd%to M r,. Monroo fening at 7:46 ottoc ^amlon Revue will b liana Theater with a B * . Specialty Shop will itittoidne o f the moat be* ■ ^ [.e e n u s^ Fashion Show ■ ■ ■ tin of Fall apparel.thi K?im>le Chapter Number 2 e Order of Eastern Star S a tI :3 Q o’clock. All memB u r^ d to be present and K g Stars will be made KeUracttve group, of + t the following: M rJ Peers, l£w t Lillian Swi , Wa Margaret CoWanJl WEpps, Mrs. B. Ji Coot is -ora Hill and JM1* M ,0f They will model i n ^oi garm ents' adding t < aracttve porapnallty. f Spendable Class and the E t g h t e r s " Class of the ■ Church will meet at 7:30 H th Mrs. C. H. Smith nt ■ on the comer of Third Kd Palmetto Avenue. EvIber is urged to be present k tan t matters are to be The younger set in town hive be­ gun their - festivities for the sea­ son. Master John Bristline cele­ brated his second birthday on Tues­ day afternoon when covers were laid for eight. The decoration* were pink and white and white froated birthday cake with two pink can­ dles graced1 the center of the ta ­ ble. At each Diace were pink bariceta filled with flowers and can­ dies. Games were played and a delightful afternoon enjoyed. Among those present were Mary and Jack Searcy, David Wentworth Lois and Frank. Beckham, Betty Overstreet, Margaret Stuart and John Blatllne. Saturday. Itory Hour will be held a t rary at 10 o’clock. Monday. Ipe Organ Club will meet ime. of Mrs. Ruby Cooper Palmetto Avenue at 3:30 dth Mni, Cooper and Mrs, ietta aahduteawn. ll Tuesday. Daughters of Wesley will [business., meeting in tho tom a t 7:30 o’clock,1in the r. All- members ore urged resent as thero will bo elecofficers. Personals H an d M n. E. B. Clements BgWednesday its C^rlamlo. ■ . FVirrest Lake is the guest p sister, Mrs. Julian Cnrpen■ Jacksonville. EL W. C. Hill and Mrs. Ernest Vdusholder wilt leave Sunday !4w York City. t jl ---------- is Martha Mathews of Orlants accepted a position in Sanror the winter. 1 ______ W. Pearson of Fort Valley, la spending a few days in >fd on business. L M. Cathrae of Eirstts Jperft f»day In Sanford combining lure and business. and Mrs. Charles J. Rumph n f 'their housb guest, Airs. Rumph of Miami. -- - rge W, Knight and Frank R. jfeill will leave Saturday on a tea trip to Atlanta, Ga. and Mrs, A. Raymond Key mail daughter .are expected r from Aahevilie, N. C, L. Rousseau and M. L. Smith ksonville were guests of Mr. [rs. A. Cijrpany, Wednesday. Vi. Beard c^f Jacksonville ia ng a few ’ Jays in Sanford Goldenrod Boi Ton Bridge! Clib Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lathrope I were Orlando visitors Sunday. .Ocoher marks the beginning if || cib affairs the first of wh h t beld Wednesday when M«I Caswell entertained the km iiBridgo Club a t her homepn tgolia Avenue. ii.pix radiance roses with fehs Wire used with delightful effet In deorating. For making Ugh icon Mm. Hawkins Connelly fas ■wared a pair of beautifullylmbroidred guest towels. / ^•Fcowing the game deliciouf refreslncnta of a salad and ai ice coun were served. / vTis® present were: Mrs/ Ed­ win Betts, Mrs. W. C. Hill/Mrs. J . DWoodruff, Mrs. W. W Pot­ ter, irs. C. R. Kirtley, Mn f B. B. Bsg)tt, Miss Fern Ward a j i Mrs. Havins Connelly, BfTtL Markell ri daya ago from an it-T___l In20Days i Skinny Clark Mathers purchased a new Overland touring car this week. H. C. Parker and G. S Brown were business visitors to Sanford Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Parker en­ tertained at dinner Sunday even­ ing. Drady Mathers and Thom/ as Dodd. — Mr. and Mrs. McKay of Westvllle, Nova Scotia arrived hero last' week and nro looking for a location for a homo latlta going some—but skinny .1 .women . tind > children ijurt ■ *• w ___ i i____ t the eldent daughter <f Mr. id Mr . W. B. Powell, wife came m Ge rgia about 1860 aid residi n Bnoksvtlle where M f. Miller 1 boi x before the fanlly move U St 1 ford. ’ J ra. Miller was b<am In Bri villi Feb. 25, 1857. She Is.su f ed y a sister, HrsjGepeva : If' ell ;owan Thompkias and nl a Mn I. D. Hart of yBanfonl, 1 Kat e Thompson of. Deland, s Am x Hughes of Wept Palm Be h M r. W. M. Host wick of Jock vill and one nephew. Bober Pov ell of Pennsylvania and husmnd. >tr. and Mrs. Miller have 1 maided 30 years and*fori21 y w et! residents of this neigh hoc I, being'one of tne fim t to grow celery. Y Jf * rs. Miller will Yf greatly by a large ctaele of frie funeral servinfs were con ted at tho residjnee Sunday ; o’clock by Rov. mxon of tho M odist church o0vhlch Mrs. M was a member lor many years. f U o salaa Men Can Do the Same w . / aEBIl.f ucia vuvj wsn« v CodfLlVer'Oilt Compitound Tkblets. Aa chockfiill of vitamlnes sa.the nasty. wshy, tasting cod liver pll itself, but these sugar-coated, tasteless tablets are aa easy to tak* aa candy and won’t upset the stomach. . One woman gained ten pounds in twenty*two days. Sixty tablets. sixty cents and money back if p o t satisfied. Ask Bowers Pharmacy, and Union Pharmacy or any drug­ gist for McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Directions and formula on each box. “Get McCoy’s, the original and ; genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet." Lessons in Classical Dancing M P3 Several member* £ the Boys’ — Club camped on the Booth side of Lake Mary Friday nght. Among thoso enjoying this ccasion were Gordon Cole, Meloin/Dunn, Stan­ ley and Clarence Nickham and Harald Dickson. j' , The surprise pi oentjy by Mrs. Hj daughter. Miss E was. greatly enjoy: Sppubcr of. guests Vnany games, ddl menti|„ wei;e served Grapevi le tlaine far her tel Hyotlainc, [ by the largo resent. After dous refresh'­ Will be given by Miss Sara Wilson beginning Oct. 1 st. at American Legion HalL Call at 410 Oak Ave. morn* Ing or call 213 in the P. M. \ li very enjoyable affair was giv­ Longwood en Friday evening by Mr. and Mrtj R. L. Croon at their W »g. \ Is. George U. Stuart has re- tiful home 1 in East Goldenrod *wd her teaching in tho Sanford wh[ro they entertained with a Priiry Schools on Magnolia swimming party and a fish fry. Theit guests wore Henry Town­ send and family, late arrivals from McLeansboro, III., Master Warren Brannon of Orlando and Mr. 4nd Mrs. G. S. Brown. of Mr. and Mrs. Munroc B. K amt Mrs. Clyde A. Byrd have rned from North .Carolina, to they spent tho month of lember. . and Mrs. Wellington Lloyd* icd Wednesday from Mlnden l.llon m Greenwood Lake, Mich., where they havo Men ing tne summer. . ■ 1 AFlegation of busir fro Hrmingham, Ala., iast week Irs. O. T. Alford is expected to invte| $235,000 in rcnl real estate jrn toduy from a visit with rel- in on^wnod, which will soon be [es and friends in Birmingham, and Waycross, Gu; [cv. Tenney Deane, ■ who has n tho guest of his parents, Mr. ! Mrs. W. T. Deane, left Wedday for his home in St. PctersH f r . and Mrs. W. F. Hnlbnrn nnd n p g h tcr, Miss Audrey Holborn of Flntbush, L. I., have arrived in' £*nford and expect to make thcirl fflturc home. * Dr. and Mrs. G. S. So Iman left] y lay for Philadelphia, Pa., where! . Selman will enter tho Univcr-j fcity of Pennsylvania for a special •- M r •-Du Mrs. Henry Yeats and; fM4ss Mary Yeats of Port Ta/npnj Ctty were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpuny at their ngrnc oil M ania 11 Avenue. f " is ♦Mrs. Bessie Stephens and Miss Jijno Waddell were called to Soutlf Carolina Wednesday by the death o f their sister. Dyron Stephens accompanied them. Mr! and Mrs. Emery Brown left Thursday for Beaufort, Go., where they expect trf remain n year and will tc engaged in settling a large estate left by tho former’s fath­ er, whs died recently. Mr. and M,rs. Brown have been property owners and residents of Golden­ rod for a number of years ar.d have mude many friends here who regret to see them leavu Goldenrod. The marriage of Miss Kress Brown to Robert Slavic of Oviedo ^vns solemnized Wednesday even­ ing at 8 o’clock at the Baptist parsonage in Winter Fark, Rev. Reid officiating. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J . Brown of Goldenrod and is a very attrac^ tive ‘ and Claimable young lady. Tho groom, a most successful young auto mechanic, has for several years been with the Or­ lando Cadillac company. The happy couple will .for the present mako their home in Ov­ iedo. Thy have the hearty good wishes of a host of friends here. -------- r VIRGINIA VALQ OOTH TARKINGTON’S high-tension story of 1 a man who went, to jail for another man’s ime, and of how he came back and settled old ores. . , The kind of role 'Moighan revels, in— down to the depths, fighting back to the top, W ithin a D ay o r Two . Elmer Bergquist arrived laatP week in his car from Chicago and spent a fow Jays ut the home of Mr. nnd MrsTrJd Lundquist. He ictv Jfonday for Fort Meade. Mrs. Scott is ill with inflaimtnry rheumptlsm nt the home if her sister, Mrs. J . Brtdgoman. \ brother, J . S. Weeks, came fron Georgia on Friday and will locale here. Mrs. WiUon Bryant and Sir*. I Fletcher recently returned hom* after spending a few weeks witi I relatives in Geirgia. Mr. Richard* 1 son is visiting at the home of hit sister, Mrs. Fletcher. The Dorcas Club met at th« homo of Mrs. Hllma Lundquist, th« resident on Thursday with Mrs Orel!, Mrs. Vihlen. Mrs. E. Wj and Mrs. E. F. Lundquist, Mrs. E l­ mer Tyner nnd Miss Eunice, Mrs, Archie Swanson and Mrs. Ballin* ger present. Cuke and coffee ami toast wero served by tho hostess. The next meeting will be at thu home of Mrs. Archie Swanson. S A large gathering was held Mon­ day in honor of the birthday o( Mrs. Hilma Lundquist at her home, it was a real surprise nnd many were the wishes that she might live to enjoy many more. Cakes were served with coffee nnd cocoa. Mr. and Mrs. Bolton and Mr. and Mrs. Van Ness and Mrs. Nelson of Sanford were present. Free Moving Pictures everj' night this week of the COMMER­ CIAL BANANA PLANTATIONS at Peace Valley, will be shown at The flowers were many and office of TAYLOIt-ALEXAN.beautiful. Interment touik . place the DER CO., 112 Park Avenue., at a t Lakeview Cemetery. 8 o’clock promptly. E a st Sanford Fred Ford has gone to North t Association held in DeLand DANCE at Osteen, Tuesdays nnd **n the state meet of the asSocia- Gdcrgia again for another ehipThursdays. Music furnished by ,t, was uvarded to Del-and to bo inent of cows for Sanford people. "Melody Three." Everybody wel­ ll in conjunction with Voluri’a Mrs. Jennie Powell Cowan of come. iiiity Fair during January 1026. Pampano was hero for the funeral |'bo va'iovs contracts for install- of her sister, Mrs. W. W. Miller. i of a water system in the town MRS. R. O. TRA V IS kLongwood have been awarded. Graham Hunter nnd brother, ”•drilling of the well section fan* Parks Hunter, were called to Char­ In let to Jcnuph Kahcn of Orlan- lotte, N. C., or. Thursday at the Public S te n o g ra p h s Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff < who has this week set up the death of a much loved uncle. Valdez Hotel Lobby „ aad Master Frank L. Woodruff, III •ichinery for this work. The drillreturned Wednesday from Henderf > is to be for an eight-inch well I Mrs. Katie Thompson of DeLand »4pville, N .’ C^ whbre they havt| 1 to be continued until n flow |is spending the week wiLh iter als200 gallons per minute ut as- Iter, Mrs. I. D. Hart, coming '>*er boon spending the summer, a ______ m .*eu. Evening Buainea Class Ifor the funeral of her aunt. Mrs. ami Mrs. C. M. Fuller an)l 1 Miller. m e n s c h o c i b u il d in g M olly of Mouotvillc, S. C., Dio Pafejil-Toachers* Associ ■Irs. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell. rgted Wednesday in Sanford tJSj 1. on Thursday afternoon held Svery Monday, Wednesday make their home at Comfort Cou jeptlon for the U acbeu of »] ind Friday Evening 7 & 9 Ljjte Tney» Weft* accompanied bf ■maa School i t thd'libfne of S*i B j It. h*uller, who will return U ’H lM rg m J*. S’1 H thnrt vhh^heV* ■ *■ wuh Fresh O uters Daily BALTIM ORE OYSTERS Rev/ J . S. Clark expects to be hero h e x t. Sunday to deliver The largest Real Estate dead regulir sermon. / Royal F ru it Store reported last week was thivr of 165 acres owned by R. L. Croom MiL Hamil Tolar is n guest fhis to a Chicago firm. The consid­ eration was reported at $75,000. wicU nt tne home of her ajster. MmJ Walfrcd Pierson. TljlJ^ MODISTE SHOP^fi Invitations arc being received Tie Willing Workers will meet here by the friends of William \ ,m • . Pounds, a former resident of Gold­ after school Thuisday at the how« | I b no^ open ready for the grot a very uellghtlul/program enrod to the Pounds-West wed­ of Hinor and Pcjirl Tyn4r. V* ' f fall sewingy (a $ng arranged which tho older ding at the Methodist Church at ghlren as well as thtV younger Ocoee October 6. lit i . t # f m . ,t> Tlw memers if the poultry club on< will enjoy. Mrs./ Thomas aif 111 loolcng fjrward to the meet Mra. Geo. Brockhahn 0*1 will tell some mw folklore The many friends of Mrs Laura at! (Jencva i,to Va held Friday. Ctc«a, and Miss Margsret McRae '• 1214 E. 2nd S t iI --------wi have chargo of the following M atters will be glad to learn that the operation performed on her Mrs. Hilmn I.unquist and bronlibers: • ?/. , 4[U1 bib er trouble,’’— Katherine eyes in Jacksonville lust week for thm Emil Magnuson, entertained the removal of n cataract, was a O frftln g , id Grandma”— Lairra success‘and* that sfriM^'UdiMg'nieeu 1 / and will probably bo home in h fi Brown. Mis) Ellen Vihlen, who hna been week or 10 dayB. Jwunty Beck”— S I oIhc Winn. visiting for a few week* a t tho ^,'bat Dago Seeder of mine"— home If Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rev, Frank Grant of Orlando Vihlen, returned Mondtiy t<> Win* CoeHa McRae. A S 'fter the quarrel"— Miss Mc- filled Dr. Sutton's pulpit here ter Park. . Ba Sunday afternoon and spoke very interestingly to a large and aps ‘he fidgets”— Miss McRae. Frank Ericson came Iqat wtc^T 1 the young, people are invited preciative audience. The subject and is stopping at the home of Mr. to tend, and as the children havo cf his dtscouria . w a s " “ MisslonV’ and Mrs. Stcdt after spending the sh<n continued interest in the and at Its conclusion a “very suK- summer with his daughter ut , Stv hours, it is expected there l stantial collection was taken forV Cleveland. ^ thi worthy cause. wibe a good attendance. 1. Mary Lohlse Dickenson of 1 will arrive Friday to ho tho ___ td fro'fna month's v tivM;&sd friends in lowarrf Gilbert o f D w i a caller at the"!; hono Friday, >My. ar belt and daughter ai Mw. Gilbert’s pawn ££ charming small' huiel Jn» apparel will be ( ip byMarion Ann Power i sm Maxine Brockhaln rljHohart. \cy interesting progrfn lanncd. which will ibrs by the followln rrj.Hobart, Miss Cora lhll,|H, Clsse. Miss Margaret Covkn ss laxlne Brockhahn are S| S dijI. Several of these/are al djfavorites with Sanftpl sad E>vip' Friday Bgular business meeting of 1C. T. U. will be held at dock a t the First Methoireh. All members are re* to be present as there will Jon of officers. Edward Betts will enter* i Eight , 0 ’Clpck Bridge her. home on Park Avenue. j|hn Ingram B «4h hat beenthe terJMrs, W. R. Gue Ingfam’s visit with poHta in New Jem -------; I r. Jamen Purvis am Mr*. Jamea <Pu Jr. 0f Pinella* Pal Mi . Jack Whlttiki w ee week end gui Mu. A. E . P u t r Fine quality In nil the new nhades with colored borders, 54 inches wide— 54 in. heavy flannels for childrens Coats, small and rqedium size, check, all wool in blue, tan, grey, brown, Special— 40 inch Vanity Crepe in all new ahatles, heavy Specialu— For nil colons 21 New bright shades wide, French Flannels with fine check and j. Rose grey, rust, green nnd beigh und 54 INCH F L A T C R E P E S Tan, Grey, Navy Brown heavy ttilk— Figured Georgette:— Smut! figures and large flowers, light and dark patterns, 40 in. wide. 54 Inch Bordered S ilk :— in the new colors, Rose. yu. ed borders embroidered on heavy quality flat crepe and Tan 1 !* and 2 yd. dress patterns, $10.00 yard. v a a a M a a a a M a a a a a a x n a B u a a u a ia a a ^ K x a a a a c a a a i �buyer for your prop* iyou wish to, make; ;n dence lota, business bl ■.1 OF 1M- d.eyotea;, tire! im p r OV- argains.iifiel ouir^LIMITS st 10.U00------.Terms. lent'dwelling aitd outhouses fo|d h as been wtingf fo r. Wo a t W , 060.— Terms. need to look ^ ,tlyugh|he pap er 'v for, th a t buy.jyYoill fink |t, rig h t O .F.P E A R SO N , W 1 ^ *. Ifood dw elling b a m s a t $ 7,0D0, REAL ESTATE Bill • Mas tile Building-— 4 page fo r ^SpeciftListin As.” pldg-.— Telephone 120 3 5 acre celery fi • v V The DaveyiVinston Qr here sooner ot* lair, t W atch th is r - 5 ** * %* J7» ’*'■ ~ LIST Y O I K p O P E R I I WjH® US With offices in N (v Y ork City a id various, other cities over the country, : rei t e m a posfiai t6 )f ell your prop­ erty to northern ftms'desirious in this locality., U- J k ^ ij w j >ss lots, efc, If you have a c re a g i subdivision kindly communicafc with us. B E A L EST A TE — INSURANCE yk 811 F ir s t Nntio n il Bunk Building Sanford's newest aid m ost m i n ­ Telephone 732 ed subdivision. Hi* frly restricted. LEAL E S T A Jl Locate\l ju st east; >fjRose C ou rt iDevelopers i<< Brokers romofers on Hughey Ayenub in the direct SANFORD, FLORIDA L ots in this new'*Bubdivision\ will be on sale in early October. Pick your,lot early. L. A L L E N , Manager • DUBOSE & HOLER \ REALTORS '***»«» ffn i*t» ri Mi » i(fif.i % i '*#' .« , t i t f ,J> f4liUUvl uiiiiiini-tr. iii riiihOiHiim Jnuw « m «jai ' if*j. Zil \ . * ' * *". . <*, h fi'jinnTf,— c£ 'fetablisiied 1910 ■ V Our Motto: Satisfaction to Owner and Buyer loan : NSURANi Office 116 Merri wether Building SUBDIVISIONS P. 0 . B o x 331 ACREAGE TRACTS,? 1. A 3*ncre bargain 01 Country Club Road f SAN FO RD , FLO R ID A f. 411 1st Nat’l. Bank Bldg. •j 35 LARGE BEA U TIFU L HIGH AND DRY LOTS All Cleared, Some H ave * \ Orange * Trees •I o m. j i * • f $50 Cash and $ 10 P er Month % BAYARD REALTY CMP ANY ta Vi iM ' j f O O N L Y $400 \ 2. The ono remaining imimproved lot in the heuAf Sanford’s business Section; Sanford, Fla n ^ I’HIL SMITH, ji1! 1 FOR ItENT - Real Estate— Iim .A NO IN T E R E S T , NO T A X E S k S ' jry t .■ 7- " * >S d “ ■J * .£ •, i t 1 1 Money invested wisely nets returns. We knot inford and Florida Property Wo are here to render serv! BRYANT & HATHAWAY J ** , \ >£■ K \ \ 20 Years Experience With Florida Land ' ■ - Number 6 Ball Block, Opposite Post Office, Sanford, Florida, \ BAYARD REALTY *T”---------------------- ARCADE ROOMS tf to you. T 116 South Park Ave, . •V. ' \ CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES •\ w » » r? I FR O N T A G E LA KE M ART SU BD IV ISIO N once. <j MONEY PROPERLY I : 1 W'* • * L 'tf * Mr1 ■?i-•»-T = * < F o r any information concerning this su bdivision call at— a , ■'. k. 7—,| > -jM i n m i , l • |-V. 1 / L* ,v IN V ESTIG A TE US' » We are developers andspwners of Holly Hip E states at Pierson, Flu. An Investrnen t in either a safe earning power. ifo Magnolia Ave, X ” if - f 11- Phone 117 l!l<) E . U 1 Si. <•S « Phone 708-709 305 1st N a t l Bank llldg, I k**v.ryL'A^' Daytona, F la ., and Flamco ' hesc properties assures you £u REA LTO RS 1m SIMMONS, Sales ’ The company behind the development 13 important they will do. J ' ,I:'■ ,'*•Tth yf\ pSf Britt-Chittenden Realty Co i Inc. ',t G ETS R E SU L T S i This “Wonderful Subdivision” located j list 4 miles from Sanford, only 18 miles from Orlando, on the Shores of “Beauti ful Crystal Lake” in the heart of the most fertile farming region in all Florida will appeal naturally to those seeking a per­ manent home, 41 * m .MLiM If 2 • this building better see us at t ' t ‘ They are going fast. If you *r h are planning fur u locution in Sftpfovd �Itvta* and If d««d. all SM tPK i Chevrolet Touriri DRUG STORKU Drags. Soda*. TAMP/l MORNING TMBUN] Send In joup su»-*crlpJa« to Tribund or hand It to t s a r 1< dealer mo yon can re a l f lo r i greatest newspaper. (ft« y Real Estate $8.00. 8 month*. $4.00, tH et mot $2.00. If you desire $lpO0 ini lo ts a t w r o l b s a l e We offer a t wholesale 462 lot* in ance policy add 76c to /o ar or ■sutiful Pine View Estates. Lots Igh and dry, The biggest barT FIoridaT Wire for and terms, ftarlevan Realty Co. Corral Bldg, DeLand, OR S A L E : 3 chine on easy Miknton; Sanfoi S ELECTRIC CO. to CUIon A Platt l Everything •> E. SPUKL1NG, gUh-ditrlsiuD COLUMBUS <Ga,) LEE Classified ads have th MKlallst Subdivision to Ormdo, Florida* and F l o r a circulation in Southweste sights, Florida on Dials High- gla. gate 8c ( 6 . word lit -Three nations. Mfr-j i Second. First and E f v Avenue and 10th StrA t L* a n s a * a * rseenlstlve thorwith rite*, rales in, will give you nation. Ami If will assist you ir want ad. to ,1min* interest* under Kth, d«c#»»*d, or othrrd to th * last »liov« de­ part}*; [tiiiall* Hmjrth. If ir dead! *11 parti** cialmta under .losall* Hmytli. if, otherwise. In and to vov* described property; If» living and nui n«>vrth. t»rk• ••••*.» — .— If .dead. ___ , p artla* clalm ln* Intercut* under thur Smyth, deceased, or otherwise •nd to th« last above daacrlbed iparty; Alla Smyth, If living and dead, all p artla* claiming intara . under Allan Smyth, decaaaed. otherw ise, In and to the lam >V* deacrlhed property, nnd nil rite* w hether known or unknown tm lne intereata In and to the laat ave described property, fau and each of you aru hereby |er»d to appear to the above cn led cau se on o r herore the first inday In November, the .nm e l,<r a Itu le Day of this Court. am| r> Snd day of th is month, a t the the'.rauuest of man ay a n , and propen aw~pfop*rty within naftdr described. n»U yen of Intention to a| datura of the Slate i convened In 8p»cl i* tit* month of Novi 22— Sale, Fumitue Prlnthg See g a We carry n full line. . 4 1 7 R Our prices ore rig h t Cat terms. Wo want your bus Sanford Stove A , Furniture 821 E. F irst St. JA M ES Hu COWAN— ................ All k|m* WIGHT ! PRINT SHO Engraving. Embossln first We do i t Ph R. R. Are-Commercial JER larg< n Ge< >) tin TO RBACH the prosperAs eta and fern grower* W la courtly advcrti*o In thd I Daily News, rate 1c per Obr lunlord. Flo [r»crlhrd a* Sections T jr-nlne >r the I Phlrtyi if the Phlrty- Jon Tlilrtywo and the Norii tl.ilf of the lorthwest q u a rte r-o f action Thlry-th fee . <33). »•* * I Township flneteen (1 9 ) South, n iiikb T h irtyms (S t) Kuei. Dated a t Sanford, ith day of September Hl’eAla) n t o t c d Land in or near ffd a te e n , Fla. Terms m o s t be right, state beat p riced Will deal direct with owners only.'Small or large tract. . Box 1,-65, Herald Everything For the Sportsman At Balk Hardware Phone S Chlnnware In English Porce­ lains, Buvarian and Japanese China make lovely gifts The Ball Hardware ‘ *j' J U M I . L t . _ ertlse i the FORT LAUtfERDALlA DAILY NEWS— it covtJs BrovL gkf|l • OR SA LE: Wellington piano. art! Cdunty thoroughly which i r I* ft. PH ILIPS, city Clerk. Reasonable. 1020 Elm Avenue. Itt W -1T-H Del! *-■-*»- 11-19 Nov. It&tiona iments ieaaorles Painting— Decorating PHONE SOS Repairing "Sale (as Opportunities ns Service mt, Apartments mt, Rouses 13— For Rent, Office, Stor FOR RENT OR LEA SE: TI best located business comer I Oviedo, Fla. H. M. McCall, Ovli do, Fla.) FOR RENT: 3 offices In Gat b and Board and jft'oodruff Building, lai le n t, Office, Stores nice offices. M, H. Garner, , Park A h . j u le , Acreage tor Exchange p ie , Grovea ia)&, Houses ; Lease, Rent [L ivestock Sale, ‘Miscellaneous [Real Estate EPurniturc Iture Wanted f Found SianH, Jewelers ting, pecorating, >Tuning 1 * L Seeds, Trees bers and Supplies y and Eggs 1 Nptice I 144-For Sale, Acreagi EXPERIEN C ED grove man and trucker with plenty help, wants care of grove or truck farm on shares. Box 113, Jacksonville Beech, Fla. 34— Wanted Help, Female FOR SALE: Acreage on SatxordNew Umyrna Highway onf half mile North of Osteen. E. B Car­ WANTEtf: Counter girls, dish ter, Ostten, F l*. / washers, second cook. Lu-Beth Cafeteria. WANTED: Experienced stenogra­ pher in real estate office. State salary and experience In first let­ ter. Apply ^ Care Herald. \LE: 8 room dwelllni 309 French Avenue. Cal BUNGALOW new strictly modern near, iminesa section' Mt. Dora, Claytoh St., close to churches, schoolAflne location, material and workmanship first class, garage. An l d » home only $6,500— $.7,000 cash.. [U20 Elliott St.. Toledo, O- 35— Wanted Help, Male PAINTJERS wanted. Apply new For rent Lake Hotel. r. W . Phillips’ Sons due Broa. Sales and Service CHAULKS I*. DICKINSON. Solicitor fur CmupUluant. Contractor and Builder •eDO-M — Phone — 499-11 $108 PALMETTO AYR. Earle T. Field H. 3. LONG, Mgr Rconui 0-10-11 Ball Bldk \ Phone 657. WANTED: Colored Lav to do Jan Her work, Sanford HersTdi in the Journal-IIer-' 'aid. South Georgia’s greatest WANTED— 50 Laborers at new Ice newspaper, Morning, Afternoon, Classified weekly and Sunday. plant $4.00 per day. »•IVi) «V W |/V. -ates 10c per line, Waycroas JourA GOt»D stout boy to learn the nul Herald, Wnycross, Georgia. __ 1*1___a___ InGood' __ 1* op__ _ pluir.blqgtrade. tunity for bright boy willing THK MORNING JOURNAL Is the A few more good and snappy stick accepted want ad medium Id a for „ a1 good nnn future. n . s . 1 Appl A_ A. Studs, 323 Sanford, Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word buys; an insertion. Minimum 25c. 17 acres facing on Lake Mon­ roe,"only fifteen blocks from Post Office. w,*Mv “ $7,400.00 per acre. 50 acres on Titusville road, near Osteen, . . . ___ only at $100.01) per acre, all , 3 cleared, $1000.00 cash, bal- £ ince arranged. g One Phonograph Record—or One Sheet of Music WE HAVE TH E BE ST BUYS ACREAGE\ B U S IN E S S -H O M E S O ct. 1 -8 -1 5 -2 2 -2 9 .. 20— Por Sale Miscellaneous System * In sta ll'd — Audits clnl R ates to Permanent Cllontelo R. L . ROBERTSON V fiu n c72 7 [ ACCOUNTANT With ench Five Gallons G*l •| [VtlU[ez Rec\lty Cb, Grey Tubes ____________ Bed T u b e*__________________$2-40 ___Valdez Hotel Built^jnV RIN E’S FILLIN G STATION >a S l a s o n l r T e m p l e I t , 1,1111 I S 1113 Sanford Are, Sanford, Fla. TEN ACRE CELERY FARM 7 1/* acres cleared, 5 ^ tiled, 3 wells. One fourth mile to school and church, half mile to loading station. Five room house, electricity, water, sewer etc. O11 paved State Highway, HILTON’S HAItUKn SHOP 113 Magnolia Ave. 8 First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladiea and Chlldr ^Priced for quick sale Elton J . M oughton Our first Interest la the protection of both the buyer and the seller ADVERTISING gets reauits if !i reaches potential buyers. Palatku Daily News is circulated ir an industrial and agricultural sec tion. ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg. FlnrMsi Snnfnrd, Wo solicit your sales. We solicit your purchases. 422 Union Ave. Telephone 473-w 214 E. F IR S T ST . i W. R. SM ITH, MGR. By GEORGE McMANUS C.ING U P F A T H E R ____: H E L .L O - O O G W ' f O t j A .R E . T H E . F I R S T I’V E IH —, W EEK. * A» CUV rt---- j c-J I TOOFIE- J O > T TV tE I C .U T I 'W A N T T O L b e t h ic k e t co sm s chov/o er . PAwRTT T O M O R R O W --------- r~ t o h o r r o v MICtVAT? : / N E P - V /I L L T O O o e . W I T H O'D.'5 M u' Ps\s/- B E A w C O O D F E L L E R - L -E .T N E H / W E . THACT 1 L E T T E R <T Why waste your time run­ ning around looking for a good investment? Let us show you how you can in­ vest your money and double it in tho next thirty or sixty day*. We have been in tho real estate business for years and are glad to say we hava the finest listings and the best values in the State of Florida. COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners are urged to list their properties with us for better results and quick action I f f S u l 1 I $ 2 J0 $8100—Cash required $5000 PALM BfcACH COUNTY — The scene of stupendous develop­ T0D^Fi*Ii: k“rKe tent, almost new, DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If so advertise In ment. Read about it in the Palm Beach Post. Sumple copy bent on the Gainesville Sun. request. OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales Have you ror-ms to rent or some through the Xenia Gazette, Zenia„ Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ secopd -- . hand . . furniture . .t---- I Jto !.J sell? trict. Want ad and display rates on request. - 1 I’v e : j o ^T w r o t e , ^-=1 t o paa W e : t e l u p h e r . t o o l c o m e . R i g h t h o m e - i*m t> o • ^ U O r tE t iO M E - l*M • c H. A. SPEIR W . H. LONG must go this week. Make your price, ft. G. Kesler, Silver Lake, 37— Wanted Help, Salesman Rt. A,» lox 187. UCTIONEEU , MAN w.th car to work In evenings ,L lots and subdivisions FOR S tL E : Cheap good mulo, from 4 to 6. Attractive propo­ Seo I. A. Johnson at lottei I auction. Lafe Burger, sition f<r hustler Give references place n«\r Puola. jtk Bldg., Orlando, Fla. In letter. Wrko “Proposition” -Care Worth— 800-horsepower Herald. loval Notice engine t. be installed in city water tl. Mitchell’s office is aud po^er p lan t._______________ I at 301 Palmetto Ave. piNDAULR USED CAKa B p r t Fordor Sedan. iF a rd Coupe. *rF^rd Touring. —Ford 1-ton Truck. Spanish Bungalow 1 T ry Sm ith's Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome N ext to Valdez. B nnouncements ft— Autoa, Sale ' tlKAI.- NSTATB Acreage, Karma and Orange drove* a Specialty IUX0 Laurel Avenua, Member of HANI'OHD, FLA Florida S tate Florist* A*»oclatloti.__________ . — . .. . ,, B eatrice'A . Smyth. If living AKA I, ESTA TE — INVESTMENTS dead, nil parties claiming I under Beatrice A. Smyth, d Lobby Pulaaton-Urum lsy bldg. or otherwlee, In and to the Funford F lo rid a Ing lit ml in Heinlnot*' Count Ida. to-wlt: Begin at the N corner of Intersection of ro a u , i ■*-" .................. . . . . . . — TO REACH B U Y E R S or s«Uers of .Midland unit o raag e licit f iinSouth | C . B e d f o r d , o r o t h a r w l u r . In i nd ti»i iln Section 2 , Township 31 M d e -lth r nl>uv>> ilearrlhed property; to all| Florida real aitxU advertise in *9 East, run North ID f e a t., parties claiming lutvrret In i nd tiii the £t. Petersburg Times. One can* Rang* r*e». 21 minutes; East i, W est the uhove ilencrlbed property; you | orth- } degrees. ;u nitnuD lit feet, and each of you a re hereby n dered tent t word (billy, two cents a won aA,,n lu,ft>ll.rjv j Marlon I to nppear tu the' above c titled • iu n d ty i ‘ ' ■> ' enu»e on or before tne first II >ndny I In November. 1923. s.-une I<e ng a ' R u le Day of thin Court, ui d the i AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Aueerond dnv of the month, inid Inj guitn, Gs., Augusta's greatest default thereof n d e c re e pr< conAtiorney-at-Law classified medium, rate, cash, 0c fenio will be entered ngnlnit you | and e a c h of you nn>V m ild cause Will practice in all the court* charge 10c minimum. d ex parts. ' Examination of Abstracts cf I.and III.Ilre eIn further ordered thill thin order be published weekly. Once a FLO Hll) A*—ORLANDO— Orinndo Titles given especial attention week fo r four w eek* consecutively MoirJmr Sentinel; largest class!In? tvinford Herald, n newspaper 0 (Tices in Seminolj County Bank MEAT MARKET iifd)buUness, published at Runford, Florida. ------------- r -rate — -lc n word, minBuilding tYitnon* my liuud ami thi- seal of imuni 2 lc cash with order. the said Court, this, the 30th day 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, FIs, of Bent. 132r>. \ V. K. DQUQLA8S, MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people \ Clerk nf the C ircuit Court. Send note are interested in Florid*. Each C o u n ty ,............ of them through a classified nd 1(SE A L) ... w t jf jk p . d . c , in/ the Morgantown I’OST. Six WANTED: Lathers. Plenty of - work and good pay. Apply Collins & Boyd Co., Seminole. Hotel. -■ents a word for six consecutive City. issues. , FOR 8^LE: 30 hives bees, 50 head 41— Wanted to Rent Angocj goats, or.e 40 H. P. Re­ IJTOS FOR H1RB turn Tb-x Boiler, two good heavy AUTO SERVICE Day »»-------- WANTED TO RENT: Five or six it. Meets all trains. B ag- mules. B] .«!-#»— • room furnished house. Must be Fla. \ itfer. Phono 651 and 6 3 -W good location. Will lean? for one FOR SALE Meat market and gro­ or two years. No children. Apply R E E L & SONS cery staro doing good business, B. W. Cure of Herald. 'You Drive It. . •Sncrifi sold at once. 311 Sanaerifi lo and 2nd St. at IL R • * ed if soli] ford A enue, 42— Advlg. Mediums Balance Over 4 Y ears J . H. HUTCHINSON rlHlmlttg interret mlllinnfi-ad. ill pttrtl**O. JrpMon, <acHU*ed„ o aCOROB PJOUE hN i al. Lake being ipent on highway; greates v u „ , , . n .il In Defendant*. . and to tta fullowln ge land In Hnninule Couity, Kloridi chance1'fo forr live developers to gel Order nf Publleatlon totwlt: "Southwest Quarter c , I _ To nnd------------4u Oeorge u rv m,n '* *----* __ te in on ground floor. Write Devel *hla *i gvwife, '*Plgues, L nDeve _ North weal Quarter o / .Section 1 Robert ■-----W Lynch., an and 30— Poultry and Eggs opment Department, The Pensa Township 20, South R u g* 31 East •f• riguea. ....... Lynch, hie wife, Addle Alex ,0. Erickson. If living and a 1Thompson Root, nnd H arry II. Root, dead, all parties clslnlng Intereii I, her husband; and all parilea claimWANTED TO S E L L : 4 big Rhode under Alex C). Erlckton. decease • Ing Interest under W. P. Lynch, deIeland Red fryers for $6 a t 703 or otherwlas, In and .to the abo> . ceased, or otherwise. In and to the described property; 3lnnle W. Jo . following described real estate In Oak Avenue. Inlgan, 109 H. \V|lllat| Street, Da; r. Seminole County. Florida: Southton, Ohio and her Itiiiband, C. Vt, east Q uarter or Southeast Quarter Jernlgan. lull a. tvtlltnin Str«< — of Section 23. Township 21 South 33— Wanted Sordine), |Dayton, Ohloi ----- --------- s Range 2<j E a st; to Mary A Thurs1----Interea n ton. If living, and If dead, all narWANTED: Grocery Job by man plication._______V _______________ j l r; He* claiming Interest under Mary of 12 yeafs experience. Can fur­ unit to the uiiovm ritscrihcu in ,r A. Thurston, deceased, or otherwise, i,| In and to the ‘above described real nish best reference:! R. M. Lan- LEARN ABOUT'Polk County anil nnd all p n rtli* whether kn unknown clalrhlnv Interests f J ! estate; R. C. Bedford. If living, mnl han, Gen. Del., Sanford. tu the above described pi If If dead, nil parties claiming Inter* rriters and Supplies led. Help, Salesman [ed Situation, Male id Help, Female ^.Situation,Fem ale id Help, Male ted Real Estatu id Help, Male or ll>—Sale, Live Stock tatLl4Jii.cn t 0 . Mediums. FOR S ,L E : One team of mules, Aulos, Rent Resident of Florid a sine* t i l l . Kefeioncea: Flrat National Rank. $4.50 per 1,000, F.O.B. Mary, C. A. Farina. FOR RENT— Rooms with or with­ out meals. Seasonable rataa Lincoln House. j Corner 3rd & Sanford $750.00 per ft. % cash NOLB COUNTY, KI.OlllUA C11ANCBHV. Bill to Quit Tide 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees HILL LUMBER CO. Bervl^. Quality and ITEWART TH E FLORIST** ADDRESSING — Multlgtsphlng, Flowers J o t all occaaloaa. folding nnd ” mailing—as you 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W want? It— »han you want it — !_.* construction; konstructlon; two Phone 678,* H. E. Porch. First FOR SA LE: Strawberry' plants, under i sv .i __■ is__I. n « J . 10—Fo r Rent, Rooms Between 0th and 10th S ta .*i G. TAYLOR D YER IN T U B CIHCU1T C O t'H I. SKVK.N ATTP__ j STION ____ ..»**, ilmmtl; i Til JUD ICIAL ClltCIIIT, NKHI Nviinnn. titJ1- I*. MUSSRL\V 1l’lTt: Pensi cola is beginning NOLB COUNTY, KI.OlllUA, I* Complainant, v*. ! CtlANCKItV. greatest . liawlnnmant In u G<oi l . i . P1?.1® 1 w tu ig ls ’I Dornplalna Dill «» Q a lrl Till* ____ I, «t a., a * million history • l h ------------ , dollar -------- hlghJkxBL o. JKPSON HOIIKHT UUNOKItKOHD INDUH Defendants- ' THIAL 8C1IOOL, u nun-profit cor way to the gulf beach just fl Order>" f*nd poratlon organised end eklstlm ed; " ok K L oliitfrT Cil t aLt two million dollar biruig^riic b t a tNAMED ••mler the law* of the State a across «DEF*fNDANT9 « «i di s e m i ] Escambia Escambia Bay Bay started] adovk IIRKHTINUH Florida. Complainant, a quarter h h h hmillion h dollar opera bousd * Jepnon, If ll'lng, and .1 • I .t l w .l Hanfc KH » 114 ft. on Sanford Ave $160.00 per f t .. Term s _ . FORUEHT ts\) FOR _____________ •of Tlo md Sheet Matal Wcflt. ' Water erd Boat Tanka. At Oik Avenue end Third 8treet Tie* phone l i t /• FOR SA LE: Used refrigerator and gas range. Phone 24 I Concrete I s . I work, aMawalka, FOR SA LE: Gas Phone , Irrlgatlaa haoaa PER 3 696-J. DEVEL_____ Between 11th and 12th n ___1 %)o /Bill ] :, . i p i llrukrr 14 Dtrtii4|Kf* �In the tdble M o w are given ten exam ples (jf pro $.5,$00 to $g6,5Q0. These first profits a re fcwVmdi will be made during the coming season on ras be id a,— the lastl of which goes on sale Octob<rl5th, Origin a h Fee P R O F IT Re-Sale 40.000 18.000 25.000 20.000 12,000 18,000 13,000 12,500 $ 13,500 28,500 19.000 9,100 5,500 12.000 6,500 6,600 3 6 .5 0 0 Only ,One*Half MUe from the City Hall of the State. the l a r g e s t C om m u n ity $ 149,450 3.050 Properly In Florida H om e S e t t i n g ^ R ave Tropical Charm* 1,G00 F e e t fron^aahionable Bayshore. WORK HAS BERLIN u JnIrrtiS ALAZZO FIR EN Z E—P a la ce .o f Florence—the most ui/iquely designed apartment 1 • * • - - house in America and one which will prove to be a reiji sh< on Davis Islands—Florida’s g r e a t $ 30,000,000 developmen This is a specimen oi fTious Italian palaces, TAMR IN .THE BAY tion work is well under way on the Palazzo Firenze and when completed will embrace tw enty-eight apartments of individual artistic treatm ent in an exterior of palatial splen­ dor and old-world magnificence. It is buildings of this ch aracter and ac- > tivity of this nature which have brought the selling prices of Davis Islands lots up to a level which is bringing fortunes to investors. Other outstanding construction jobs completed or well ujider way are the gigantic Coliseum, (l$750,000 Mirasol Apartm ent-H otel, tie $2,000,000 Davis A rm s Hotel, $225,* 000 Palm er in Hotel, m agnificent I)av s I s l a n d s Country Club, Exclusive 1 Merrymakers Club, the! Columbia and Augustine Co Operative A partm ents, 'Venetian and Spanish A p art •ssE^ij.. ments, Tennis Club, At ministration Building anc scores of beautiful homdsfind smaller hotels and ap art 4nei A U ram n l RESERVATIONS may bo tentatively ar­ ranged at any of the following addressee; Tampa— Franklin and M ad ison Sts. L riru n r i n m f js n r f I M i a m i — 233 X. E . F irst Avc. Jackson v llle— 131 \V, F o r o tli St. 001 S t. Petersburg Centra) Ave. W c-t P alm Beach— .1-- Clem atis' Ht. Orlando— 4 North Ornngo Avc. Main lakeland St. Sarmro t n — Wntrous $ Hotel Bldg. 1 tT: S t A u g u s t i n o— 13 2 Grnniulia St. Urndcnton — 118 Nt. ' Main ' Clearwater — Scranton A B ra n ch s Throughout P in t iAn Sanford Office, Mr. Paul l a k e, Garner Woodruff Bldg a ..,.i4i;v M LNABO M I Ccntcn �a *\ Tli Q i U irn i fctjK f. Q te -V m S B E s & i. itlan.'XeltheT man w four men, including er, to give fnformati H. Dobson, commander V jg the event*' immedii were ewept to death the disaster,'since whe idKennteoft bridge ° t the submitrii „with ____ the « u tank in a col .h .o P.awakened « k - L fsserWhen by Bought •teimer City of off Bloch vessels coming toi Island last Friday nighl This was is,Smith rought out in tastit ny Thors- A graphic picture of . the dlsi day by two of th# G r Alfred lGeipr of Newt fdford, sad - , w- t Michael S. L ir. of S- ■to u l^ b e ­ a “crash.** Lira thought bad been a battety asploslon sa He fore the local board s awakened and leaped^ -from his of thej U. S. Staamboi bunk, situated in the same com­ Serriee which ia invei F disaster. f " . . . . . . . - w partment as those of some 17 other sleeping-men and officers, Neither man saw ne •Geler saw the chief signalman tine’s running lights » that W d stto Avenue Site minute they remalnW! «n the ‘ •"-ag another man up the ataira f conning tower hatch, the on bridge before she sa B y te u g g a f o r one believed open. L i n saw Lieut. r as They testified that ajM Dobson pause in the central --ope­ per Front Fdot knew, both the steeri \ 0[ Wine were rating room, heard, him call the* the lights of the '«ut to quarters and then saw him ht of the of land in this city, in good order on the b to the deck. Both men the failcollision. Lira critic! 'a s the Gabbett and ure of the City of R|m< to throw climbed through the conning tow­ properties, fronting n Itn* to the aubinfrin in ans- er hatch to tne. bridge; Pleaded for Une. fonroe, was announced wer to the plea of the ctmpiander. )' Geicr thought the deck to bo l y b y F . H. Scruggs of Other than this both declared, they level, and apparently the ship rid­ no criticism to make of un­ iffga Realty Company, had seamanlike conduct on tie p art of ing normally, but Lira said that tinted the transac- the officers and crew of the other the borr was down 10 degrees. Both said that the jbctalde of the sub­ r a consideration said craft. . 1 *01 marine was “very close” to the Roth. Were A slrtp.. ite |2 &),000. That the submarine 1 probably starboard side of the steamer and lg to the annQunce- wa* running on the surface prior (Continued on Page Two) property jraa purchased mdo syndicate beaded by ir-Bulgvr. Company from “ nith and Edwerd H ljcity. Mr. Sm ith,'it is M deed of the Gobbet r, while he and Mr. Hlgned the Keqniion, tract a Feet Coni .. . t’ td Dry Raid Remit Capture, of 20,i tuor Cases Tor Defense A* LiquorSmus iplane May B e c$ A uxiliary Display A In litional Aid Is iptain Berry In SffoS Po Rid State of M enace , Use of **p i BURLINGTON. N. j . Oct. 2. ■—(AV--Fifty-six prisoners, tak.en in q rafd'at MasonvlUe on a barge containing $5QOjOOO worth bf liquors, were brought to tho bounty jail today.- Efforts by tho barge to burn the boat were frustrated by state police. Tho horge contained 20,000 cases of foreign llquom includ­ ing Champagne, BenedHctlne, Cryme de Methe, Scotch and English whiskies and Wines. The Capture was made by four state slice, assisted by Charles nrstnke, former prohibition agent of Columbus, O. In addition to the barge and its cargo, six trucks and four automobile!) were captured. Troopers said they were offer­ ed $75,000 to leaye the placb and allow the boose runners to continue unloading. Lied;. Wil­ liam Nichols, who lead the party of raiders, is holder of a distinguished service medal and trooper Rankin, who with Ser. Wilton nnd Trooper Green com­ prised the party, recently was awarded a prite of $1,000 by Liberty foirtan act of heroism, ________________ :----------------------- Cotitinued =-*1•. Expenditure 4f {K* . . Realty Vali appropriated by the Sanfoi ber of Commerte for use I Reffec Florida almost any day, the Gov. Inr tiling thin c eminent la prepared to wago n l P& $L, . section of thej Ui ruthless war upon a moment’s no­ W hat is help Canada has beStill ______ tice, according to Capt.._. John G.| record for r e a l ' announcement to this effect made Berry, lh command of the Florida today by Henry Kks, Jr„ f in Sanfo district of th e,C oast Guard who ty director of the ergamsal county was eatabl shed _ arrived In Tampa Thrusdny. Includedlin the announcement ta Rear Admiral Mbf'ett, director of I the New York, New Jc rng. September, win a statement to the effect th a t the navy s LureeU of’ aeronautics, j tey antj England coast virwarranty and quit naugural display of « he appeared bkfore President U J l i y blockaded, as a result of a d w tls, representing a advertising, as embodied ir Coolidgeis.committee at Washing-1threo luonths* relentless drive hy mpnifi plan for the campaign occurred ton, which is investigating avia-1 the Government’s rum fleet, the $2,312,500, were re n a number'of the larget ne*r»p* tlon. he office of Vance rum runnere are reported to be rs In the state yesterday. making plans to invade the Florida ass, clerk of the county coi Final arrangements With tin coasts to land their liquor here, during the month Dorn land Advtertiiing agency of Capt. Berry said. Thcso figures were suppi Brooklyn, were completed trecan tCapt. Berry has not yet sent dcthis morning through the com ‘ ly, and the advertising copy ia now ritc requests to Washington to of Manager A, C. (Jatter of being distributed among the news­ re-enforce tho Florida fleet of 30 Sanford Credit Association, it! papers and periodicals Ui various ships which ia constantly patrolD compiled the account, und are aa! sections for use during' a period ing the E ast and West coasts, but to show an average of 13.8 which will extend fur six months, ho indicated thnt he ia keeping in pletcd transactions, daring i according to the local authorities. continunl communications with the working day of the month. The object of this advertising Coach W elch el’fl Prqtcges nuthorltiee at Washington with the According to the iigurea a ’ in the sals tract campaign, according to members Said to Be Ready For Cur- i"tc.ntion ° { having fifty or moro aide today, realty deals during, an lying J*y id? . . of the publicity committee is to D . ___ rp«— cruisers down here at once If any past month have far outstrip] en French and Myrtle Avetain Raiser Tomorrow, c)(ill<mcy nrigc> 8o Cj,pt. BCrry iiDcure new residents, Vrho will any preceding period of the ye and>between Fulton Street CaiUaux Thinks H « Nation Seven Airmen Are In Favof come to Sanford with the primary CInin\ Team Best,in Years said that a fleet of at least eighty the total amount recorded dur] WIU Accept 'Frail 1Formula’ Separate Navy Air Corps; idea of locating here permanently. ike Monroe. --------|boats, including Urge, hlghpowerSeptember being greater by $7 Investigation To Be Con Submitted to Save NegotSh700 Feet on Lake Monroe Tho class of itenerant speculators Sanford High School .will send ed cruisers and small fast patrol -toy than August, tho next hlgi said to contain apnroximatctlorisFroniGoing to Naught tinned On Monday Morning now found in a number of sections its piguidn warriors Saturday to boats will bo mUsteml into scrmonth, when transactions here tn and one half city blocks, throughout tho state are not want­ I^eaburg for the opening game of I vice just as Boon un-the rum Geet amounted to $1,514,100. This in­ have' a 700 foot frontage WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.— ( > P WABHINGTOnI~OcL 2.—(/p)- ed here, it is pointed out, and the the season, confident of winning the I makes a move for the Florida wacrease ia shown to be approxi­ ’ the proposed West Side The- frail formula <f a tentative Orgnnlxatlon of tho navy air serv­ advertising to be used in the forth­ Initial struggle and buoycil by tho tors. Rhodes, Market Commission mately 5 i per cent. sd and boulevard. The tract arrangement, which .must be rati­ ice was sharply criticiiqd by ,8®^ coming campaign bas been prepar­ knowledge.that the H huskies repMay Use Submarines. ' Increase In Values Shown, Man Addresses Chamber at as the IlcRipg property in fied by the French gavemmen't was en of Its own officers in testimony ed with this in mind, it is shown. resenting the local instittition is ’‘When the rum Gcct arrives it Tho greater amount recorded S'fi Noon; Is Here F o r Geneva eluded in the deni, it is point- thrust into the breach to prevent Thursday before the president’s The governing bodies here, and tho most promising for a number will pursuo tho rum runners just during September it U pointed complete collapse of the Franco air board. Meet; Quotes Statistics out, is due to the increase In as a fishing smack follows a the Chamber of Commerce have of years. announcement will be made American debt funding negotia This assertion isjfctho common school of mackerel,” Capt. Berry Lining up in favor of a separate adopted this policy it is ntated, values In this section, sincu tho js time as to what disposition tions. air corps in the navy, each vritness realising that the permanent resi­ opinion of thoio who have been said. “If nefcessury he will gut a Addressing members of the San volume of business has not in­ e'lfuw owners vrtli make of their Thus, ono week after Finance charged the present administration dent means increased population, In close touch with tho preliminary number of seaplanes to spot tho ford Chamber _ of Commerce nt creased in proportion to tho sum chase. Mr. Fletcher, however, Minister CaiUaux and his associ­ syntem was responsible for unrest stability and, prosperity for the work carried on during the early rum fleet and if wo find it necestheir weekly luncheon in the Sem­ involved. Comparison of the num­ .expressed himself as being ates had laid down the first French and discouragement now manifest entire community. weeks of the season under the I saiy to fight submarines which inole Grill today, I„ M. Rhodes,| ber of deeds registered during tho Agiy In favor of the extension proposal fqr funding their govern­ among the air personnel. Deric ns submitted by the Dorn- supervisory eye of Coach Wclchel.lthe rum runners might use to land State Marketing Commissioner of respective months show that in Seminolo Boulevard west of ment's four billion war debt, they Und AgeMcy, said to be specinlluta grid mentor ntHhe Palmetto Ave- liquor here, wo will equip our Jacksonville nnd Tallahassee, de- September the total reached 348. . Questioning of the air pilots wi| Street. J departed for Paris, taking with nua school>*A. number of veter- cruisers with depth chnrges such be continued today when Com in community advertising, are un­ am of last yenr’s successful squad n.i were used during the World scilbcd the position of poultry P*iS nn increase e| but-six. over July, rzr« also nnrnupeed thoa them a document intended only .to iquely distinctive, according tto ductlon in' this ninto, in relntiion wheh 310 such papers were, rec­ mender John Rodgers, who was in are-said to be back in the harness Wur and destroy thorn.” F the » ith j» -* t W fW the to (' gap sufficiently ‘ ' assure members of tho,committee, and are to the other farming activities in orded in tho county. ' Streep V Mintlnrafty of negotiations—even ui charge of the Hawaiian flight pthhe uiid to possess' attractive individ­ thin fall. . - I "So f®r . tn® Government fleet Florida. Tho figures made public today IFN-9 No. 1, will bo the first to be ..._Avenue-Aer nio for a north- long range. rango. ., •. And to this nucleus has been I has not discovered the rum indusuality in their text and illustra­ heanl Mr. Rhodes, who is in this city bring the total for the first nino syndicate. Whila Via details Differences Overcome. ndded tho most promising of th eltry using submarines but we are in conhthtion writh tho second nn months of 1925 to a new high rec­ The testimony of tho navy pilots tive features. :ming the sain were disclosed The arrangements proposed by material which reported after the prepared if they do.” Monthly periodicals of national mini Piultry Institute hold in Sent ord also, it is shown. During tho this time, it is understood that tho American Debt Commission, ns was in accord with that 'previous­ call for candidates was issued. "The coast has boon denning up sale price was approximately s final move to overcomo what ap­ ly given by army air officers, nil circulation to be included in the Practice sesslop.i every evening tho rum runnt.r t off the con>t of inolo county, gavo members a keen period $9,785,270 worth of prop­ insight into the extent of tho poul­ erty has changed hands through ' per front foot. ; peared to be insurmountable dif­ of whom, except William Mitchell, campaign are announced as includ­ v , * . n » j . ™ , . . a n . w try business in thu stnto nt this tho consumntion of 2,531 realty <5fl ferences, would have France pay recommended a separate air corps ing the Review of Reviews, Trav negotiations, it is shown. time, presenting an exhausive set for tho army. The colonel, who an annuity of $40,000,000 a 'yeur t,*fln Mninrisi At.inricnn Auto As- ar® confident _ tnnt the trip to |sections have become discouraged, * Local business men declare tho for five years and would enable concluded his teidmony yesterday, lean Motorist, American Auto As­ Leesburg will fulfill the propheny C t Berry said. "We are going of iiintistic* which graphically show its great importance, and the now wave of prosperity reflected the two governments .to continue favored establishment of a depart­ sociation and the Southern Tour now voiced by adherents and crit* t0 watrt tho Hamc ^ relentless war present inadequate supply In the by the record divulged today, to Book. consideration of a program of final ment of national defence. ich of the pastime. against the rum merchnnts down he thu natural result of a general The 41 newspapers which will settlement to succeed the proposed Each no"y officer today iwhn No announcement was made to­ here ns was waged in the North.” face of nn increasing ilemnmi. focusing interest upon Sanford In his talk today, ho stated that be included in tho program are pact at .its expiration. questioned whether he knew of any day regarding the probable line­ May S tart Anytime. the raising of poultry, as an In­ nnd this section of the state. It Further it concedes that the an­ hesitancy among naval officers to announced as fololws: up that will face the referees whis­ Predicting that the rum . fleet Is pointed out that a large num­ nuity thus paid shall be in lieu of freely express personal opinidns The New York Times, Herald tle tomorrow afternoon. It is under­ will leave the North within u dustry, is rated fifth in point of ber of the principals involved in f ALLAI1AS3KE, Oct. 2.—f/P) all interest on the debt during the Reduction among tho crops of befpre investigrung bodies, and on stood that certain players have al­ month or two or pethnps sooner realty deals here during Septem­ ttorneys for tho defense in the time it shall run— or an interest this point the witnessen were in Tribune, World nnd Sun; Brooklyn ready shown sufficient form Ito because the hurricane seuson 1ms ■Toridn, by state agriculturists. ber were cbmpumtive strangers Eagle; Philadelphia Public Udger Dps so-called Popham case, charge of approximately one per­ •Iven in this relatively high postdisagreement. Four said they were (morning and evening), Record insure them a regular berth on ended, Capl. Berry believes they in the community, or had recent­ j been given until Oct. 1 by cent a year. awaro of such a feeling among and Bulletin; Baltimore Sun; the squad, but no definite infor­ will start operations down here ion, Mr. Rhodes pointed out, dur"Court of Appeals to file tho CaiUaux Expresses Hope. » some officers, while the-other three Washington Star; Pittsburgh Ga- mation is available concerning anytime. He said the liquor smug­ nc the next 12 months Florida ly become residents of the city. »fs in the noted litigation, M. CaiUaux gave American com- testified they had not observed i t lotte-Timcs and Presti; Boston which men will faq&Jhc Leesburg glers are well aware of the great will spend $12,000,000 for impor­ Optimism Kelt in Local Circles, tation of eggs nnd poultry fsom It is further known thnt thn ho ceno p rew out of prosecu- mUslonera the hope that he believ­ The board also asked each officer Transcript and Herald, nnd the defense. invasion of tourists to Florida thi» other murcPs than the state. number of realtors here have in­ by tfie United States govern- ed the French government would It ii» reportoil here today that u year and they have planned to take Christian Science Monitor; 'Now for constructive suggestions ns tnt of William Lee Popham, accept the agreement. He declined In discussing this feature of the creased to a largo degree during Haven, Conn., Courier Journal; Ne­ largo body of students and local vn as tho “millionaire oyster to sign it as a plenipotentiary inas­ tho air mrvice and amor-* the rec­ wark, N. J., News; Providence Sun- niumni have made arrangements advantage of that and will conse­ situation, ho declared that, with the summer season, and it ig ," for using the malic to de- much as he had been intrusted by. ommendations was one by Captain Journal; Chicago News nnd -Trib­ to Journey to Leesburg,, for the quently try to invndu our shores tho advantageous climatic and oth­ pointd out that tho majority with their cnrgocs of w^t goods. er condition!! prevalent here, there­ the recently licensed agents ari |yud. It grew1 directly out of ‘ he his government, he said, to sign George C. Westervclt, manager of une; Cleveland Plain Dealer; Cin­ initial nppeurnnco of the team. Cupt. Berry explained thnt the in no reason why Florida, in addi­ newcomers. by Popham of St. Leo's island. only a finul settlement and no the naval air craft factory at Phil­ cinnati Enquirer; Indianapolis Star Bj adelphia, which would create a sep­ rrtn fleet, about 7U ships in all, tion to being «elf-sup}H>»l|«if in Keen optimum is frit nntom Dphnm was convicted in the Un- questioned his own right to act on arate air corps within tho navy, Detroit News; Minneapolis ;Trlb- * ami some of them nig ocean tho matter of poultry products, those closely allied with thu r vHtates district court and sen- an arrangement of a provisional subordinate to the secretary of the une; St. Paul Pioneer Pres*; St. steamers, is thoroughly organized, should not bo able to provide sev­ estate inti rests) for thu success i hd to 4 years Imprisonment. character. navy and the bureau of navigation. Louis Globe-Democrat and Post hnd equipped with wireless, in eral times that amount for export the coming tourist reason. A Art appeal was taken to the Court “Consequently, being as desirous The corps would be complete with Dispatch; Des Moines, Ia. Register; WASHINGTON, Oct.. 2 fighting the rum fleet which re­ thorities point to the enornio ns you are not to interrupt the ne­ in itself as to ordinance, quarter­ Kan: iis City Star; Omaha World The president's nirernft board con­ presents un enormous amount of shipment. t Appeals. traffic said to hu coming to t! Tne briefs in the case, according gotiations, which can not fall to master nnd other similar depart­ Herald; Montreal Star and Gazette tinued its aviation inquiry. wealth "tho Government is prncti- Swimming Pool Estimate Given stutc for tho winter, and declare reach an agreement” M. CaiUaux’ Committee reports occupied much* ittomeys ’ for the defense will Tho Interparliamentary Union (Continued on Page Two) ments. It would function, nob inde­ and the Toronto Globe and Star. last latoment to *he Americans pendently, but ns a part of the of tho business scsi£on of the meet­ that the advertising now’ being done ibout 3,000 pages. Included among the newapupere opened its sessions in tho house laid, "the minister of finance can ing, it is Htutcd. S. O.. Shinhutscr, by Sanford, both community und within this state which will/earry of representatives. Catty was ono of the hardest fleet. reporting for tho swimming pool through local enterphise will reSanford’s meslago are the Miami President Coolidge designated ht in Florida's legal history, do no more than submit to his col­ committee, stated that nfter leng­ suit in a greatly increased popu­ Herald nnd News; Tampa Tribune; the week of November 16 as Amer­ attorneys were retained by leagues of the French cabinet the proposition whirh you huve made thy investigation members of the lation for the city duing the sea­ Jacksonville Times - Union and ican Education Week. jihnm. They included Phillip D. committee hnd reuched tho con­ son. Journal, Orlando Sentinel and Re­ The shipping hoard voted to Kill, Pensacola; John Wl Coo, to'lay, und he will do his utmost to clusion that complete coat of an Comparative tabulation, by tho porter-Star; St. Petersburg Times withdraw broad powers delegated insacoln; John P. Stokes, Miami, ble •>*n anawor na soon aa possiattractive pool, together with the months, of the number of record­ and the Daytona News. to the Fleet Corporation last year. d Fved Dayis and W. C. Hodges, necessary bath-housen, concession ed in Seminole county, nnd tha Tlie French agreed to submit to igL Relieve Progress Made. llahassee. WASHINGTON, O ct 2.—</P)— stands, etc., would approximately amounts Involved, are shown au their government a temporary 11 was after making this stateM arkets follows: _ roant that M. CaiUaux and his as­ agreement calling for settlenjent Three agents of tho Interstate $10,600. ra r Body PlanningTo sociates Amt. MIAMI, Oct. 2.—UP)— Mrs. Do­ Deeds. Commerce Commission have been marched in.single file from The publicity committee, repre­ of its American war debt. CIIICAGOfOct. 2.— (/P)—Wheat, I 474,000 .......... ... 164 ordered into Florida, \V. !\ Bartel sented a t tho meeting by Howard rothy Bolger, formerly tho secre­ tne meeting and the end of the A drive was begun to raise $T>,tiscipline Mitdhell conversations between the two 543,500 Decenmber. 1.30Vfi to lJTtl; May, ............. 309 tary of Fred G. Beale, of Bing- |.38K ,to 1.39V , Corn, December, 500,000 for memorials to Wood- director of service for tlm com Hulick, approved the tentative ad­ 1 (238,500 ______ 309 mission, said Thuniday, to observe row Wilson in Washington and at vertising schedule as it hud been had come. M.‘ Cnll- hnmpton, N. Y., nnd whoso name /ASHINGTON, Oct. 2.— (/P)—• commission** 6,781,000 ] ______ 309 the progresa of railroad attempts prepared, and submitted it to mem* mux wa8 unhappy that a perma- is connected with the mystery sur­ 78Ti to 7914; Oats, December 39% . Princeton University. eiplinary action against Col. ‘ 7 2 :,j: . ...... .......203 to relievo acute traffic congestion n*;nl orrangement was not reach- rounding hi* disappearance, vol­ bers of the organization with Cull llinm A. Mitchell, aircraft storm ad. 1.262,750 f .............. 269 particularly on the etute’a east­ recommendations. Secretary Mellon, too, was dis­ untarily appeared at pojico head­ d^r, will he renewed by tho l,-$ 18,920 >• ....... 310 ern coast. appointed, but he, nevertheless, re­ A report was presented mem­ quarters here Thursday morning far Department as soon as Coi. 1,511,100 ________ 276 Bartel lurid present information garded the results as n step fpr- and convinced the authorities that ■ ■«•2,250 n zv“n bers nt this time by J . !>! Chitten­ (itchell completes his testtimony 2iJH gave him reason to hope for relief ...... ....... 310 ? a r * * *hat a better un4 den, announcing that local realtonshe is not implicated in the affair. cforv the air bourd, which U exsoon from tho tie-up, though re­ ng between the two na­ had subscribed for nn additional I cted to Ho r:ithin a day or two. ,.erstan<“ Totals ....2,531 $9,785,270 “I did work for Fred Beale in peated embargoes have been de­ tions had been developed. 21,000 advertising circulars for Col. Mitchell will be directed to Binghampton as his stenographer The largest! transfer recorded ROCKINGHAM, N. C., Oct. 2.— accord because he would not work; clared against certain classes of their own use, and thnt 9,000 mora But observers, and even mem­ before I came to Miami,” Mr*. Bol­ sport to the Inspector general of freight, particularly by the Florida during September is shown to because ho had n bud temper and ({?)— Elizabeth Cole Thursday took bers of the American Commission would likely lie tuken by others. I hfjVtt le army in connection with the ger said, "but I know nothing of the witness stand In defense of her because she could not luok up to East Coast system. frum tho Lix‘khutchoo ivestigatior, as to whether the iLi varicd opinions as to the tan­ his actions since I left. I thought Tho committee named last FrlEricS n,pB„y to J . O. BUD, Jr., “Other railroads have congested him as a husband. father, W. B. Cole, wealthy cotton gible results of the seven day con­ snguage he employed in a statehe was in Binjj’humpton until I manufacturer, who Inst Aug. 15 Throughout her testimony the in an endeavor to route freight day to Investigate the ,ocn! labor fcr n r,„ll;j.ifration of approxivent made public in San Antonio, ference. Disappointment and dis­ read the paper this morning.” . young woman betrayed no emotion. shipments away from tho congest­ situation v-ur unable, to, secure apy niftt^ty mately $383 $3-*'3, 500. shot and killed W. W. Orpiond, rex., and which precipitated tlie satisfaction predominated in some tangible information on the subj otla-r tri’nsactien of notahlu ed zone,” Bartel »uid, "but with­ Charles Bolger, her husband, She glanced repeatedly in tho dl; Otla-r tn jipointment of a opccial air board, quarters that the Americans had accompanied her to Miami with an­ former sweetheart of tho young rectjion of her father end often out great effort, since th e.greatest Ijaet, and tho matter was held over size included in tho list e,r / woman. Attorneys for Mr Cole, been unable to do more; in ethars institutes conduct to the prejuponding future action. congestion has been between West this morning were by tho changed the position of her foot. other friend. Mrs. Bolger said. who Is on' trial here for murder, cf good order and military uie prevailing sentiment was that She gave the police hsr street ad­ have set up pleas of self-defense Coconadu Beach Company to i h * , On cross examination the young Palm Beach and Miami into which France can do better in the way pscipline. i Rraily Coaipwilj, no other rail route* car, penetrate dress and said that she would be woman testified that she had seen and transitory insanity. of terms five years hence than her Note W a rn s N egroes I Eriit-Ciiilleadon for $106,900 including 105 acre'-; successfully. Our men have instruc­ her father about an hour before h I their aerrfec should circum­ Tiie statu rested its case this represinUHyea felt obit tu do at to this time. Among all of those di­ stances warrant their communicat­ morning after four eye witnesses the shooting. She was in an au tions to find the facts and also seek N ot To Occupy House land a transfer of lands from Idward Higgins and %. h . TvngM concerned with the negotia­ ing with tier in connection with had testified they saw Cole, weal- tomnblle. she said, and passed the opportunity to ai.si.it. “I now believe tnut the double "aken From Vessel rectly j t<> tho Iziudon Develc thy textile executive, fire three Manufacturers’ building, in which tions, however, there was a notice­ Beuie’a disappcara.ice. NASHVILLE, Term., Oct. 2 lHT.SOO* Mr. ami Mrs. Bulger came to shots into the body of Ormond as he had an office. She saw him track construction which the Flor­ (A*)— A jar containing gunpowder pany f able sense of relief at their con­ ida Hint Coast is completing, und through the window nnd noticed clusion. ON BOARD U. S. S. CAMDEN Miami last Monday, she told the he sat in his car on the streets and n note earning that "death. j G ;» >FF BLOCK ISLAND-—By Wirepolice. They are employed in a of Rockingham last Aug. 15. One that he was chatting, laughingly with the clearing up of the lino bell und destruction” would bo the O p O llta l t I U rL C rt which the present ejpborgo wilt ul with several persona. She did not other witness served only to Iden­ to Associated Piess, Oct. 2.— downtown office, it was stated by Goes Dp In Value. M o fO C f low. that truffle con bo gotten into fate of tlia negro, who would move p a n jt< il i» f ie toll of luiowir deaJ of Sub- . PA RIS Oct. 2.— (/Pi—Tho first persona at the home where they tify a photograph showing position stop. Into the building wn* found Tburs- t U p i i a i OL iU U t motion. . Before she wrii excused the wit­ trine S-51 was raised to four to- tangible effect here of the tempo­ have rooms, nnd they huve bDcn in of the buildings and the automo­ ~~ "The ri>u*» of tho difficulty. It Hnv rnorntng at n hoitso in Smith! when divers recovered the bo. rary. debt settlement offer in their rooms every night since com' bile in which Ormond was killed. ness acknowledged hrr signatures Nashville, which wnz being prepar- j MADRID, Got. * appears now, whs the very great to several lattero tn possession of After .|u«mtiuiw regarding if two of the crew in tito en- Washington wu/ to «*n.j tfct: dritar ing to Miami, Mrs. Bolgar fuf* tk*f»nrinnv cd for occupanj Kv* ntftm hflrs o f a |£x6ops CAwYnl age and period of life here. A. L. tie) store that ‘ will b«- intWriao-d Increase in freight movement, com­ negro cone compartiuoiit oi the from 21.1 francs at the opening of ed, to the satisfaction of polic LbJ-KHtri out ot •U I •ho men were identified identifi ns bourse to 21JJ at t o’clock. chat slat had made reservations for Brooks brought up the subject of later, picaumahly In an effort to bined with the pressure of pus- s^id by it serger traffic, la-ginning in Sep­ refute her tustimony tliit she broke her relations with Ormond. ^ E. Lawton of SomervUW, weeks before the trip to Miami relations with Ormond of- her tember, which has hitherto been of u ne Mies Cove testified she broke SjS., and B. !). Limisay, engine. I I APALACHICOLA -Waterfront she and Mr. Buigvr left Bingencountered only into in the year. borhootl. accord. * \Vt \ relations with Ormond of ami class of Pensacola, Fin, track to be devehped. (bampton. K ..7-V * •a TAKENTO BY DEBT 8 TO N -SEA SO N S W ITI LAN A IR SERVICE OF CE NAVY CRITICIZED ION BY OWN OFFICERS COMMERCE BODY GIVEN FACTS ON POULTRY TOPICS Si iham Defense |es An Appeal In rster B e d Case Washington News Commerce Experts Ordered To Florida To Aid Rail Tie-Up Beqle Disappears; Former Secretary Is Not Implicated Wealthy Carolinian’s Daughter Goes On Stand To Aid Him In Fight For Life ?4ore Bodies Art* - ’.*i'{ - ,i >■ ’o W W a i Ifi ** v‘K -' �i ■■" I • ,v - M ^ .r f V 'b J s r - jf;f 3 <y f V i F •5 r,U e fa requfred^Md i v.j r 'iSotw _ , .V C ity T ax Collector, United SU U of Compbilai JACKSO That the Richard i which the children an Isaac In federal coart last Jan. 7. McDonald and the e:».ates are -ro-defendants in the litigation wttti Mrs. Bala Croker, who has until Wednesday, October 7 to file her reply to the complainant*' plea. The filing of the answer to the original MU was In compliance wUh executive orders Issued .‘ by Feder­ placed M rs/ Sophie' Poleski of New al Judges Rhydon Call and Lake consciousness with wine bottles. H ognition. ft Jones. •»“' The Croker children in their com­ plaint maintained that tb e-jrU J Loans Clearwater Gets Homes I"Please give me a line" were the •CLEA RW A TER, Oct. 2^—OP)— commander's last words before the Clearwater's building permit* fo r1submarine slipped beneath the waSeptember touted 9663,700, an In- ter, L iu asserted, crease of more than 1,000 per cent Both L iu and Ceier were caught T 'erw8*2tf ? ber' ^ ' I “ c? rdlnffto ,n Hnw or antenna and A. K . Selden, building Inspector went down but straggled loose and Included In the new projects were enme to the surface. "« * « 1° t h . * > t e .n d l.o k .d around," Geier decli I counted six heads. The ati of Rome was goin; a few minutes I __________ __ ether boys and I only saw four oi’ them." Only Three Saved. frM trtic U o ii Records Shattered During September; Miami Figures Million In Palm Beach. lectors office last W E£T PALM BEACH, Oct. 2 . ~ am ounU an included LfHtUna and repairs OP)— Building permits issued dur­ ing the month of September in West Palm Beach totaled $1,683,002, and in Palm Beach, $246,600, to data la $5,768,706- which-U two million more than th» total of last y ta i. The residence construction is more than any two previous months and givep Lakeland a record of building a new home every four and a, half hours. On the last day of September 23 permits were tak­ en out fuy new ren'denccs. Up to date permits .f o r 711 new resi­ dences’ have been' issued, ■ Fifty Permits In Behring SEBRING, Oct. 2^-UP)— Build­ ing nermltb fo r September issued through the office of City Clerk A. M. Wolfe number 60, carrying a total of $100,835. Residential con­ struction .predominated, this phase of building work involving $164,* 700. Office buildings costing $6,000, municipal pier costing $1,500 and garage co. i ing $0,700 were the other items included in the per­ mits. Thirty-six homes wore projected during the month, the price rang* lag from less than $1,000 to $10,- .Tam pa Sets Record TAM PA, Oct. 2 ;—UP)—All single month records for construction - were shattered In Tampa during September- with the • issuance of September i 700 building p«rm|ts for project • - involving an aggregate of $5,170,083. Tho previous peak in construc• tlon came in. July with $2,926,21»5 In permits granted. A $1,600,000 hotel, 3 office build"t Inga, scores of Industrial houses wul hundreds of dwellings are In­ cluded In the month’s program. including himself, only three were saved by the boat lowered by the City of Rome. Lira was the first picked up. Ge­ ier said a lighted ring buoy was thrown to him and he was picket up, and that a t that time the steam er had headed about and was ap­ proaching him. R U M RUNNERS MAY SH IFT T O FLORIDA COAST ll E — T M C 1 3 /U .-0 H tiR c s SANFORD, For F ln t Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis at 7% Consult ns first when in the m arlut fog funds creed that the prof Macnotta A Si-comi A. P. CONNELLY & SONS no« homestead and as s held in trust, the chi Croker a heir’s portions and dowry, right In suppon of this Million they have , declared that Croker wa * a 1 head of a family under the Floridal state legislation. This declaration is danied in the defendants reply in which it is oointed out that Crqker, following his second msrrlage, lived upon the properties only at intermittent pe­ riods and-that he was not. "a head of a family In this state," They contend that the properties were purchased only cnrsn invest-) sent bash and that at tid time did Croker use or express ap intention to use the lands as a homeaftatfA-. 1 The defendants maintain th.i ! the deeds of conveyance between Real Estate Brokers and Salesmen must .pay Croker, Alice Eccleatan .and Mrs.) Croker and between Mrs. Croker,, City License Promptly.' Temporary license will and McDonald and between Mc­ " ■*.- * ’ V * I * pyi f | f * * '* * Donald and the Palm Beagh estates1 be. issued until bond can be applied for arid apwere made In legal fashion'^with *■ - I * t V, „ ia r * ^ m ,* "... * "valuable consideration ■being giv­ proved. Each Broker required to furnish $2,500 en.1 It in charged In .th e. bill of • t , complaint that the, transactions Bond and each salesman $1,000.00 Bond. were not legal inasmuch as po con­ siderations were made in eiihsr Instance. • ; ^ ^ CITY REAL ESTATE LICENSE Enormojis profits DUE OCTOBER 1,1925 a re made. Profit is the big reason fo r the rapid de­ velopm ent of our poultry industry. F eed Red C6mb P o u ltry -Feeds for m axim um results. ELLEN HOY, T ax Collector. Elm-and Coinnierci Evening Uusines Class HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell. Every Monday. Wednesday and Friday Evening 7 & 9 Beginners may enter, at any time Two In Small Boat End Record Journey Are You Open to Conviction?! | A D V E R T I S I N G * *T H EAPS T o N l 'S H T I O V d f? AM C X T R A S p » tr< 2 .) n e - N Act Quick i tv H C N C V e f? T s e e . a H d H T > IT MANCES fdCS T H IM K oc° ON T H E S E ! We tell you that we use Reg­ ular $10 nnd $50 Woolens in j d lots on 3rd Street within ten these Made to Order 2-Piece minutes walk of post office. Suita at New street, paying paid. Many nice new Spanish bun­ galows In the vicinity. Advertisements are the news Priced For Quick Sale L A T P t c s a kj*p c s c n t u c m c -m : iA/H<sjsie,ve./t i A M A M C O M S 'D I A N F A I L S T o M A K & A \ H IT WITH H13 “BUM H U M O R AND TRICES T o R A I3C . A M U S H G U Y IN G P E O P L E A L / IM ISN C S. IT ik e s <50 311 First National Bank Loans in THIS 1SI£/\T TO IO N COOK. A T -G u t A 1 1 bis in Rose Court The price will m advanced $500. each after Saturday, Sept us quick about these. Terms. * MONEY AVAILABLE A man can't understood why a women cant understand why“ he .'in't underhand. --------- * ALBANY, N. Y„ Oct. 2.— C/P)The eighteen foot motor hoot Transcontinental, which has been making u journey across the North Americun continent by water, left hero Thursday afternoon on Its a IT R S U R V I V O R S i " * * to New York Ulty and the end of U" w y ***. • After « atop off OF — Building permits issued for GIVE t i l V Hi DETAILS U H j I A IL iH U H °v«rn1*ht at C a ^ iH , the craft wl" construction work in Jacksonville n p r L ' M T I M C A C T l ? ! ? start the Inst leg of its trip today. represented a total valuation of $1,- K H jL /H i XN l i U O A f t l H itt The Tr&nsconinentnl left Astoria. Ore., In May. 720.070, the city building inspection ■" John E. Hoag nnd Frank S. Wil­ announced at close of business to-j (Continued from Pago One) day. The total Included $1,100,000 Gclor thought they were rubbing, ton, who with a dog made up the for a new hotel and $418,775 forf Lieut. Dobson pleaded for a lino ciew of the ernft, logged 5,680 from the City of Rome Lira said. miles In their journey, which was t » hew dwellings. made entirely by water (ynept come 400 miles spent on the soli­ portage across the continen­ BY CONDO tary E\ EUT TRU E tal divide. <SC5 Beautiful furnished home in Rom. Court thai one can afford to own. p art gg ,* Over a period of three years can be arrahfl M e c r a t ON TH CL T O O in y And We Mean It! $1500 E ach Term s 1-3 cash, balance sem i­ annually. of every-day things that concern 3-Piece Suit or Overcoat at $29.50 made to your order and guaranteed! „ you most. THE be complete without them. Mitchell-Shipp Realty Co. 316 First National Bank Sanford Fla. No newspaper would JACKSON’S Ready to W ear 2nd Street. •Ufe L„ i' ' ■' J. �tftUitfif made’’* land I 0 y e t Prospective Three 8t'nd ay ? hunters Wew L «&ish w » not to , 1 § j thrust Into thb Akira •by operatives. of the -State, a«n checks for res- Game end J*Uh Department U *t W E M O DISTE 8 HQPPE Etftnnco fcf reser«Ve Unique In u One of tjie origiqU^to have been i now open ready f o r the S jtT fiS S S i* fall strin g , ’ • X t p m * commissioner, !!!, a Erie-, uQKpughridura ,du' Mrs. Geo. Brockhahn S fr& sn l * here on • r? n i E; jnd SU iba In the Spanish- S >y pleaded suOty In court mid . , A little over ,a ; obtaining permisGovcrnment, D .' P< s iis u k ia s in i m Cans V WotPouiMpIii E v ety G ro cery ^ * W h o te W h i M t ^ d - Q r a h i t t r i ^ P l o u r .!P worth of this work mptttqa or underway, rad tropical flowers of i being planted on. the quickly os the dredges a and steam .shovels the C ity 'of l i i S u f a park there. ^Desert Land looming With ite .il . i _t-~ '* Standard % r a t t s Do£ and Puppy'CAkes. •• 6 lbs G^drgia1Yams \ Potatoes ....... -....... .. ■ • ’ -V <]■ F ren ch P eas, Fren ch Sardines, F reh ch Mud! Fren ch Anchovies, Chinese B ean , Sproiitte No. 2 cans New Pack .. Tom atoes r * m A i i ■■ " "i'iB I m i J No. 2 Cans Purity Peas ■ U O ;k S ? t o Pumpkifal Nice F a t • tJ-n Mackerel K it rushes like the wijnl ■ N o.t-lC ftn E p ra lrii;'th e grasshopper Sliced PineappUV fi vegetaUpniHher*! are the K rt, ' rolling' prairies, the ■ io lbs B e s t . Granulated n ) hills afui the dry, sandy. ■ Sugar •*-•**■»»*•*•*»tj|M#••#»•*» That over night niny run it , flood wptcr ‘from n audidburat ■. Plenty of C ortots, B eets, Parsnips, Cabbage, Ruta, n l> ’.this- western country, Turnips, Tomatoes, - Celery, Lettuce, Turnip Greens, ’, has (orre a gradual' Cranberries. ' ; 1 V " . . •^ i , eg the cold steel of the low iifhmtf' fcVbf ‘westward, has under the buffalo sod and APPLES ie soil for diversified agri•vLnst year the 24 counties S i s Th«rc.c . w f c Suey Sauce* A -l Sauce Mint Sauce 1: r No. 1 cans, Dew Kiat Peas. m n n u iiiiM M * * * * * * ! ■* - .4 * t * f V * Rose Lim e Ju ice. * -o.Wt D orsey’s Ri*ead, Stone’s Cakes, Blue Valley ‘Blitter. Richelieu Coffee, . FANCY DRESSED rn»‘>* 277— PHONES— 2 7 6 ' If It Is Good To E a t W e H a v e I t WESTERN POT ROAST OF B E E F .... ,4m > vhr i mo1i At Your Door A&P’s Extrem e Low Pri ces on high quality grocer ies Save You Money. B you*; prop­ erty is priced jrightjwe'Kave h buyer for Get Your* Share of the Su vings. Below Maine Cobblers “Money Saved Is . Money Made’ 6 Guest B a r s ..... 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Itchall Victor Lawton dWd Newt found tha Chicago . dropped Into hii b p power This to do with it a t; ha pi a what be did, actor counts in tha Chicago office: He irajt lorrelied whom Victor ithem: n his ltfwtlmw and jn u at “I know that a rely for aucctss on newxpaper«ly on bankera. If men. as banka rel and you you want my aadvice, d ....... — ought not to need it, I will give t to you. But I want you to de­ cide what aught to be done, and do it* AU l ask of you b to prove to ma that Victor Lawson showed good Judgment when he made you its. chief assistants and to agree among yoqnelves.” r.ij. the leaya off to d a y s * , aprvei*. 1 the Mgrossest inefficiency and mismanagethis he was relieved of his command in Texas, A t ,f?od. m* ny iokas crayked-about the j w . Officers List, and machinery was his court martial. v" ■' (S Journal. n brok«3wX . ha was summoned to Washington . to testify bfe. idOnt Coolidge’s Court of Inquiry.. Colonel Mitchell I t stern a'to be *•*, out front. San Antonio with eight volumes— or was it tons about government that* costs the leas it ia wn ‘ constructive argum ent as to why the United .States Unburg Sun. Id have a Department of National Defense with a uni­ fied aifc service. Now he la engaged in presenting these arguments to th e startled members of the court. ljt* m Wjf» ;V C B u t who this m in Mitchell was before last winter, what he dhl or Where he came from, very few newspaper readers can remember. Only a few can recall every having Oil W ei! ' Sunk—HwJiihemfd of him before this recent controversy was begun. As so, we fear, a^e the rtjiiej ^ lollttl to nia hobbles, habits, achievements and personality, they TH E NEW York World dwindled w e.alm ost totally ignorant. So Bob Washburn of the Bos­ n tho hands of Ja y Gould; the ton Traisacript has written a few facts about Colonel Mitchell Herald, Sun, Press, Mail, in New ___ Morning headaches »r« i m ay prove interesting. He w rites: York, and half a doien other news­ «d by defective vision; a papers out of New Yorh,T<faded ia a picturesque/ person. He ia ity to visualise, correctly away like sickly infants in tho j £ :■ a old. H e comes out of the Wept, paclty.—W est Palm Beach hands' of Frank Muqsey, able busi­ ■ nore courageous and skillful sol**"■■ ' '/I! i __ _ /-J* ness man and financier, but with Well, there is' plenty ■45 f> ■ fir dier and aviator in the Army than he, not only this a lofty intellect and Incapable of tr:*,• .if--’ F.- - ■ U rn . In this drought ^ •descending to the humdrum details bfat few have touched him. He has been in all wars, land, even If there Isn’t aa_ of new: rwper work — Ip other except the Rebellion and Revolutionary wars. He is to apeak of.—Nashville Osrv words, not a newspaper eessentially s s e n t i a l lfriendly ..................in social communion. He.suffers " f. J * < ; Gould, Munsey and c from one me affliction, an independent fortune, H is lm ness men. with nawpp Evolution their hands, might hive dpna much done, ite ancestor hangs well on a library wall. Men M i 3. snvs better had they known whose children are crying for bread and for Fords in­ believe the J . Mitchell knows—that cline, more than he, towards respecting their supe­ ocrat. ' wi r» tf newspaper man to run a riors. The colonel is not trammeled by this disability. ft, per, but it takes a railroad man to / He is a restless spirit. He Ib a good deal of a lover run a railroad and d good peanut 5ft vender to run a peanut siapd. of outdoor life, in many ways. He has a string of PIC T U R ED B Y MOBS a helpful deed. horses. We saw him a t the National Horse Show . ARKANSAS GAZETTE * will bring you just-the hope PRESIDENT COOUDGE, how nd happtneswywi need.;-' ; £ across the bridge in Virginia. The grounds do not are you Impresicd by the testimony f- v ■ »■> - vKaw It la thb misfortune of the South negro inmate of a state institu­ measure up to their name. He rode several entries. of Major Ralph Rdyce hcfert1Vour If the douda should gather round thgt isolated act* of meb violence tion for the insane killed a nurse. air board! i Alin He wag In uniform. He wore the habiliments of a ^ yon. -> ' i It isn’t necessary to ask. Every should color its social life and She was the head of the occupa'soldier, perhaps through the great, long and charac­ then *.Trn intelligent American knows your character in the eyes of the rest of tional department i f the asylum teristic patience of Joh n 1 Weeks. Mitchell is quite 'bttiaU youll and she was passing the negro common sense and sound Judg­ tha country. 1 I*-1 v: Just tha a -timber-topper. One m ust be to watch not only the ment. V ckra of wholesome advertising ward, when she was attacked and i>.- r But, for the benefit of .some of^the favored region of the World beaten to death. A horrible and top-rail, but a t all times to maintain a keep eye on HIGHEST AIM their trou newspapers and obsolete ipilitary mity be largely nullified by one heart-rending thing. But it must the gallery, as he does. and naval "higher ups” that op­ awful inddept In which some mob be remembered that this negro He is a glutton for public notice, besides whom Woe, pose an independent air force, to sterns determined to outdo bloody was insane and on inmate o f a The young man who aspires to a successful ca^ rilatnp of'" kind even Babe Ruth seems to turn away from a hot-dog. ublic institution - f o r " tho insane. publish as widely sm possible one Apaches Of other ddys. reer should make character and education his oreover his deed was simply the * - • * / ' v* r part of Major Royce’a testimony, A front-page headline in the morning press does not In newspapers work at Milwau­ impulse of an unbalanced mind and ns public service, aald: "L ast year !0< / highest aim. Diligent work, faithful saving-and1 kee is Craddock Goina, a native of alienate his affections from his matutinal eggs, that had none of the featurea of the ' ! ^ IV 1 >•' ' T was inspected, by eleven generals, the Sduth, a man who knows-the is, if it concerns himself. It cannot be said, accurate­ regular bank deposits are a great help, in giving »cd*<; love sad This old vriiri and not one of them ever .even South and Is devoted to its inter­ crime that has caused so many ly , th at the colonel will be heard from, because he al­ goodness; negroes to be lynched. Y e t the ooked at my airplane. Theklwere earn.accuracy, to your aim. Your* account is invited. ests. Wisconsin people are now ready has been. In his comfort he is a medley, like a ntercsteii only In''the clothing of sdjkin! ikipg Information about * the mob took this insane negro from the Imitated men, in saluting, and s<3\jth and Mr. Goins has been ask- a' state institution, chained him to thoroughbred with a sizable spavin. He appeals and the cleanliness of my klfchen and ed to write newspaper articles, a tree and beat him to death with 496 Interest M d on'B arings Accounts yet we shrink, w ith!a touch of sympathy and sorrow. barracks. dealing with' this great part of tha a pick handle. If his wap .not Can't someone save him 7 Ho is worth it. r. Mellon put the K. 0 . on country. ••He met one man, "a savagery and barbarism then no *Y° ' ' Who's Who in America also contains a few facts about MR. PRESIDENT and readers cUar^ high grade sort of man,” who wild tribesmen were ever guilty savagery and barbarism when chetl which .would tend to indicate that he is not just an generally, what would yo.u, think of Intenns to locate in Mississippi) of they toitured and burned victims K irif'S S Sf. » rd ijIa ry .i* in d ija m ro B L w ju a tJw S h a iu u 'ii.S A k liy U jd a l 1 whnso M I lble’ .tof vrith_ an - associate, and - operate n sq unfo'tunaU,aa;totfnH into tiwia y*« l»«B It »;,• j p train, i f , they confined themse! lemselvea Mr. Goina found that this Wiscon- hands. Many of the terrible crimes com­ to inspecting the uniforms o(,£| U ajliL {n an had always harbored some irs or porters, after unfosttiiate Ideas abput the South, mitted in, other .parts of,the; coun­ man conductors tho clcanlinesa is < of the and persons In his neighborhood Ighborbood try and much of the violence are STR EN G TH - SERVICE - PR O G R ESS and never asked a queti.ion about earnestly deprecated his decision to charged to the presence of, unastho locomotive. leave; Wisconsin and go to .live simiiated colonies of foreigners iH iis iis is u H im iiiis iiM m iilM iiu iu u afaong people whom they pictured whp are American in nothing ex­ cept their residence, and even that THIS NATION needs an air force as "barbarians.” So Mr. Goins may be more or less temporary. controlled by men that under­ sought to inform him about the In the South we boast that we are stand Hying, men that are inter­ South1and he told the •Manufac­ almost wholly Anglo-Saxon. The ested in tne difference between turers Record, to which he ap- men who poured oil over a negro’s an all metal monoplane and a ppaiff for special data, that ho be- body in Mississippi and burned weak cloth mado biplane, more lievee this Wisconsin man’s going him at stake were Anglo-Saxoi^, And 6 room house, Garage... Paved street on '•,i: than in neat uniforms, or service to Mississippi will open the way Thoir families have been American for Jdany mom of his neighbors saluting. for generations. The same may bo Crystal Lake, $6,500. Providence, taking care of the to do likewise. said of the men who in Georgia set birds, put in charge of them the ARight after this Southern man n new muik for mob savagery. brains of birds, not the brains of m Wisconsin had vouched for the These were Incidents of Anglo6 rooms and bath in Sanford, ail conveniences JG^OO.ypI rabbits or turtles. character of the Southern people Saxon civilization, which wo say Why should this nation, depend- agafist-allegations of- “cruelty” with pride and satisfaction hat its 6 room house on lurge lot in Paola, $1,250.00 ; ,ng for its safety in war, upon d “ ‘barbarism’’ that were unfor- great shrine in the Southern states [lying machine.*, and flying men, pye eurrent a mob in Mississippi of this union. We believe our An3 acres in bearing orange grove near-Paolli, $4,509.09 put the nation's flying department sell a negro, accused of an atro­ glo-Scxon heritage by such savag' under the, control of human rab­ cious crime, poured oil over his cry and we show ourselves re bits from the navy or turlos from jpdjr and burned him at the stake, creunt to Anxin-Snxon devotions to {orhaps if we had sufficient pbw- inw by our abject failure to pros the arm y! of physical vision we might see rente and punish those who do e friends and neighbors of the frightful murder as mobs. NOT FAR from the train on The L. SIMMONS Sales Manager ; •* ^ isconsin man, those who sought hope for redeeming the South which this is written in Arkansas City, Kans., there lives a dog, name t# turn him from Jiis decision to from mob savagery Ties in a flam­ i 08 Magnolia Ave. Phone J^17| aTe in Mississippi, going to him ing public sentiment against' de­ unknown, and all tho rest of his life that dog will believe in mira- i« th copies of newspapers telling fiance and overthrow of law and this savagery in that state. clos. in certain and condign punishment ■ U M u a H ia a M H ia ai a H a a a a U a M ttM a ia M n ii His owner, probably dead by - W^hin two days there was worse for those who brand all the South this time, was Warren Hardy, savagery in Georgia; if anything and its people with the bloody TWO LOTS FA CIN G E A S T pm an of quick temper. Seising c^iuld ,bc worse. At Millcdgcville a I work of their own barbarism. One of the Best Locations in the City hisa shotgun by the end of the years old. Wo may hear from him barrrcl, Hardy hit thb do$ with the I $750.00 Each butt. , Neither he noi1 the dog again, TH A T THIRD TERM M Y F A V O R IT E STO RIES knew the gun wan losded^Hardy ’■ -------- o-------LOT ON H U G H E Y S T R E E T MIAMI HERALD By IRVIN S. COBB Tho French accuse ua of being ia in the hospital, and probably Between Park and Magnolia "gold diggers,” hut after all that's wont recover. , Friends of President Coolidgc Apparently it did not occur to Toward dusk, the bridegroom In Chicago a vaudeville comed­ nut much worse than being "phos­ $1,750.00 phate diggers” of •the kind the ian married a lady who wae like­ went to tho telephono and called A LL IN one second tho dog felt are dismayed that the third term Mr. Blythe, or the editor who or­ wise connected with the profession up his hotel and asked to bo con­ the blow, heard the explosion, saw idea should be mentioned when dered him to write the article, that Double Corner A p artm en t House Site i French are. t Immediately after the ceremony nected with his room. Hip new wife hid cruel master stretched on the his .name is written or spoken. he was hhnsolf doing much “ third -V Close In * .4 term tom-tomming.” In one para­ Associated Presa despatches tells I fffl his bride in her room and answered. In u slightly husky voice ground, knowing nothing about They seem to believe that ho graph of 19 lines “third tei-m'' ap­ gunpowder. That dog will nlwaya •thould not bo treated as other of three persona Seriously injured w®nt 10 noare:»' blind tiger ho snid: Corner Lot on Union Avenue “ Is that you. friend wife! Well, bollevo in . miracles, and alio in .» men, that he is not subject to the pears six times and in another par­ when the automobile in which they where, meeting a number of very agraph of 15 lines tho hated words A Good Buy .... -»W this is friend husband. I ju:C mado — congenial friends, ho proceeded to special providence that avenges same theories and condition* that were riding was crowded off the nre found five times. Timt is cer­ a date for dinner. How’re things celebrate the recent event fitting­ dogs, when they are hit with the surrounded other individuals, road by another. There is only tainly putting the third term la­ butt end of a gun. i Samuel G. Blythe has an article bel, badge, insignia, stamp, pen­ one place for road hogs and thut’s ly. Several huppy hours passed. breaking for y o u !" ia tho Saturduy Evening Post in jail. IT IS foolish, however, to say headed "Third Term Totn-Tom- nant, stigma, seal and brand oni y ■ » --------- a---------T H E T U R K AGAIN the lest* you understand, the more ftiors" In which he objects to any Mr. Coolidge with enthusiasm and REALTO R "Shoott officer!'' cried the sub­ pertinacity. MACON TELEGRAPH I readily you believe In {mraclcs. tglklof a third term for Mr. Cooldued-looking individual as he bar­ Having finished the unexpired Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 , . j;, The radio is a genuine miracle idgo. Not that he objects to gived hia. breast, "I admit that I'm un term of Mr. Harding, Mr. Cool­ First National Bank Building. tpe< Tho controversy concerns the oil of science, and it tnkos . intelli­ iftg ^hat eminent if silent Vermon­ Tho Turk can hardly he expectinnocent bystander.”— R. M. M. in ed to havo any gn-at friendship idge was president of the United dal fields of Mosul, of course. Brit- gence to understand It^^A savage SALES FORCE Miami Tribune. Now by gosh, this for tho League of Nations, pa rile- sin has no high and lofty motives wouldn’t understand it or believe ter another term. Indeed he would States before he "was elected to the Heem willing to give him a perma- high office. It matters not whe­ M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KING' is no joke in Miami. ulnrly since it was formed by the in wishing a renewal for 25, years in it. i l a ' would sitgplx say rfcni; lease of the White House. ther he served three years, eleven - • ---- ---- ----------nations which stripped him of all of the mandate over the Kingdom "w itchcraft” and go his way? IBut he shies at any reference of u months and 30 days or one year Now learned scientists are say­ possessions on the continent of of Irak. Shu obtained the mandate --------- [third term, George Washington’s or month or even a day. Boom­ ing that Adam died of the gout. i Europe and limited his domains in over Mosul at the Peace Confer­ ARCH BROWNLEY wrote an refusal of the honor having set a Then the man who‘ insisted that Asia Minor. Since tho Treaty of ence by bargaining for it. She admirably brief notice, pinned it j dtecedent that it will be difficult ing him for 1928 is booming him for a third term, whether the "Adam had ’em” mu*t have li«id, Versailles, he has regained suffic­ had largely developed the Mosul to the front door of his little res-.tb set aside. booming is done sincerely or is de­ because if he had, he would nevvr ient power and sufficient of his oil fields and wished continued and taurant at Fort Smith, Arkansas, Mr. Rlythc declares that the ceptive and traitorous. have lived long enough to get the old territory, to havo become again uninterrupted exploitation of them, went to tho back room, drank poi­ fting of Mr. Coolidge for a The time may come when people gout the menace of the world's peace. which oho knew she could not gnt son and died. third term is not sincere. He says of the United States will decide ,, _0 . — — ■ Tho farewell notice read: In the w rr which Greece found dis- It Turkey ware given the territorythat it Is done by opponents in hU "I am dead. This u.oro will not own party, what ia know as the It beat 9o overthrow precendent For some tiuw there has been cstrous the Turk rc-took most of More than likely, If Irak had been ___ and elect some man to sjrve lont'■ Old a rumor that the city was going to the territory he had tost in Europe, restored to Turkey, the French, be op4n today.” ,. .Guard. . . . . They r t want , . to„ attach th*0 two terms. But tli^rp Too bad ho died. He should who were said to have backed tho including Constantinople, and evol­ build six or eight fine tennis court* ^he^third term lohf-1 to Coolidgu |no iud.catlons that 1928 will I ,and have them ready for use this ved a strong government that has Turks in tho war with the Greeks, have gone into the newspaper bus­ r r& ti 1* t h ? nf"'lnation may the time nor Mr. Coolidge the L n Fall. As y*t there ia only ono defied ail the agencies of world would have obtained the oil con­ iness. A dozen editorial chairs need be avoided on th* theory that he But lots of water win flow In men able to write briefly and to cessions. ii„i that is overcrowded every af- peace. ‘ nominated lltlc.1 stream. hefore the neU S ' — I- OT 113 HIGHLAND S T R E E T —^ It is an ugly situation, one which the point as Arch Brownley wrote Iha^ thi. defeat will be tolerably I public*,. oon. And Fall ia already hsie. • In the newest controveay over National C o m m it t e e _ the Mosul area, in the Kingdom bodes no good to the world. Drit- in his forty-second and last year, j certain. The "third lird t«rn» tom- meets and the third term talk mi-v ■ —* j^omming" is nr. e ffon to kill with |cease n spite of Mr. Blythe S j S j w Yovk has high buildings of Irak, which the League of Na­ ain does not relhiulnh lightly her | ___ th MR. SARGENT, the able irentlc- findne congested traffic; the New tions put under Britain's mandate, valuable concessions over $1750 Cash—Im m ediate A cceptance 1other third term tom-tom mere. 1 dtbni prepared to!m an appointed Attorney .General spiral ;h blood pressure and the Turk has taken thu attitude world. The Turk Iver,-—Plant City Cour- that Mosul Is Turkish® territory defend his tights, eveii to a war |by President Cooil dge, has a mot* she in tr.* Irak hills. The League o n to , earnestly recommended to thoso cferoed, Attorney General Sargent hi pressurc pressure ami -mi Turkey luraey will win possess it if ii sne and fnd R. E . S H I V E R - •IhUed Stales zjpjjef, **I believe in minding m> weather if you>will refill™ *u h? not.confined to j has to whin Britain. The League Nations, hi a crisis, has not c - VVesgue of llew own CTisinesa ” U . , that Into « World Court or * weague her?* There aare r e ,o f Nations r.as side-stepped the ls- erted the power which it cJWter,-* 1 Uncle Sam had that same motto, j * J* you ‘*on1 Uke art* Hamms, ite right down sue and has referred it to tho When reporters asked him about! in the daya of Geo-ge Washington.(finding it disagreeable, loo.— ^parbe put in tho same World Col^rt at The Hague for se t­ compose the difference. 822 May S t r e e t ^ — — | Jacksonville, Fla tanburg Sun. things with wbh’h he is not con- He would do well t? stick Loi t. weakly stepped aside tlement. }' • ■ ■ h i m a i M i u i n i i s i i tf tjo jiH B g a a x x a x itf x x x f • ■ ■ M l -. ‘'r* • / . "...AS:*-/- a party rabid shouting need not be taken seriously. Says Who’s f —=;o' fir\ / ■4; England c*ngmnc3 ha* placed a tax'upoii Who: William Mitchell, army officer; b. of Am. parents, at tings. Double taxation, an Nice, France, Dec. 29, 1879; s. John Lendrum and Harriet villa stpckii it wore. * Danforth (B eck er), M .; A. B. George Washington U„ 1899; distinguished grad. Army sch. of The Line 1908; grad, ’ The only'thing we hsve against Army staff Coll. 1 9 0 9 ; m. Elizabeth Miller, of Grosse Points, Colprtel Mitchell is that M eant Mich. Oct. 1 1 ,1 9 2 3 . likes him ,too.well. ■ ■ — ! On Btaff of Gen. FJtzhugh Lee in Cuba; participated in Sanford's building activity du­ phillipplne Campaign, 1899; completed constrn. Alaskan ring the summer months has been telegraph system, 1903; in Europe as military observer in. nothing short of pbenominal. 1914 and went to front with French aviation; first Am. of­ . trff -------ficer to fly over the lines; comdr. air units of 1st Army and Tha> Tampa Telegraph, something new . in Tam pa newspapers, later chief of A.‘ S. of group of armies in Argonnc offensive; ill bo Issued for tho first time at St. Mihiol commanded largest aero concentration in his­ unday. tory of the world; participated in Am. operations a t Cambrai, Somme defensive, Champagne-Marne, Aiane-Marne, *------0----i— • If they don’t got that submarine Oise-Aisno, St. Mihiol, Meuse-Argonne and in defensive sec­ raised pretty soon, they will have tor, also 8 French and English operations. Awarded D. S. to postpone operations until next Spring on account of the Icebergs. M. and D. S. C. (U. S . ) ; croIx do guerro with 5 palms and Comdr. Logion of Honor (F rem ih ); Companion Order of St. -----,—o-------It has at last come to tho point Michael and St. George (B ritis h ); Commends of S. S. Mauwhere the.Gramfnar School child­ rizie e Lazzaro, Whr Cross and Grand Officer Crown of Italy ren’s only chance is to pray for an (Italian !. Episcopalian; Cluba: Metropolitan, Chevy Chase, earthquake. * Army and Navy, Congressional, Riding and Hunt, Rock — o— — Florida Factt says an acre of Creek hunt. Office; Chief of A ir Service. (alery'land wi*l bring a profit of --------------------------------------- o----------------9874.86 a year. That’s right, at PICTU RES A R E the consolers of loneliness.— Washing­ le a st,' lm ’t it, boys? .JbT.'j ton Irving. -oBob LaFollctte, recently eloctrd ---------------------------------------o--------------------------------------by Wisconsin to fill his father’s PR A Y E R IS T H E spirit speaking truth to Truth.— Bailey. placo in tho Senate, is only thirty S a il 'la . Beautiful L ak e F ro n t Lot S LAKE MARY E. F. L A N E A Real.’./. llB a rgain | P �' r»'3t TiU3 ■' .* •J’ JS&tfM2K£t i —.vV^rKr.*- 1 r Editor _ _ 'HOB* g .g — -------- 'll FASHION R EV U E THURSDAY NIGHT AT M ILANE TH EA TER PRESENTS ATTRACTIVE STYLES OF FA L L . OM jrtar-LeM le Wi Tallahassee— J . T, i ___ Okeechobee City--John ,le sDel). sfa e a *.a s * Sanford— Harton Mabry, bert Messer, Warner , S c a t s " ., John Schirard, John Brumly. St. Petersburg-Frank Phipps. Bt. Augustine— Stewart Bates. p+ls *■■ r, -l • “ L i.;1 , fi mu h [ Ilf»rt-r coat of auedc velour in the MW. cWkoo .hade, whfch followed the ■1 r v M * flaring: lines with a draped side effect, A collar, cuffs end band n te tln i of Ol across the draped side, of muffloon be held at J « l 5 o ^ U l e- S ? i v e n K fe*Hmlth. Flrat llothofur, added' the aeaion'n touch of ara I * style. With this coat she wore a WInthrop Randolph, Walter Mar, -■ » i\' hat of bright, brown velour with shall. Gainesville— A. A. Murphrfet, Jr., an ornament of buttons and bril­ with much anticipation wid»lways ryan Hiers. B ttU will m U rr enjoyed.! The gowns which were liants. Tampa—Joe Rays. O - > & $ ; BirMff tall Miss Cora Hill, who la Sarasota—Charles Walpole.i on Park. Avakov. •hown this season were graceful blonde type, made a moat tlful than any selection - f * * 1* has Ocala— John Troxler, Ja attractive mode] in a two-piece day been aho'wn before. ^ . Meffert, Mike Knight, ‘ A drawing room scene vriin dreai .with jumper of untarntah>*4 Tallahassee— Charles Ausley. will be held a t J n y Shaded lights, .p g te j *»d able metal cloth In Persian, blue Pensacola—William Fisher. ottock. brocade with long, tight fitting Chlpley—C. Butler. aleevea and high, close fitting neck , Alpha Tau Omega Pledgs*. „ iy .- . - 7 s line. The skirt waa of black satin Live Oak— Revls Butler, Ralph in Club will fneet with an Inverted pleat. A small Draw. r black fejt hat with a narrow brim, W ilh A 9tPetersburg—Billy Buhner, gu cvvciiiuurK—oil " aJ S O T S waa trimmed with silver ribbon Hop" r Ew.4.j Phial, Phlel, Jack Ro Rowe.' Cooper and lira, 1 -■ _. ■. . tSm» costumes were made » « • an d Ike wore black patent pumps Sebrlng— C. J , Brysson. ■ * with nude hose. a tS c tiv e by the many b«nU fuj »F t. - Lauderdaler-MuurTY Brymn. wlU meet at 8:30 accessories, whlch wvre t o l x n d M agnificent Stock of Latest Designs in Lew Waist Line Predominated Tallhhaase—Stephens Caaseaux. .. John McKee a t y many to have been th e b e it eeMini Hill wore for her’ bontr Gainesville—Christy Summers. rk Avenue. setion seen here for mvenil yarn. number a beautiful dinner gqwn of Sarasota— Walter C<owart, Jerry Uve meetThe model's shoeii w ire fur GOODS, WATCHES, JE W E L R Y , SILVERW ARE, CLOCKS, n Auxiliary _ , J S hy IJoyd Shoe Store and imported chiffon, sprinkled with Ludwig. j ‘*(U •, meaallons embroidered In silver. A Daytona— Roy Embry. • o’clock. & IVORY GOODS an d GLASSWARE X ?. idea 1 of the attractive­ ' . : West Palm Beach— Fred Gunter. business and so- ness and diversity of j p j j ? ™ the low waist line was formed where « 4 4 -■ • a* r * godets of solid, black chiffon edg­ Tampa—John Hobbs, Fred thw.T , u cu *» 111.' t. ■ numD Th# Jcwela which* H* ed with g r « / fur were set In. She ALSO A F U L L LIN E OF SPECIAL TROPHY CUPS i church at $ ‘80 fL v K / ' 8enfords new (eweler, wore a great picture hat of bls4k Woods, Tom Watraius. : Leesburg— Fred Hurlong, v , . .. £ J i .h « d added much to th* ^ velvet with a silver faced brim Lakeland— Carl Owenby. 1 ' . * As did the many beautiful rolling from the face. Her pumps Jacksonville—Charles Tutewller. hleh are new with the Spec- were of black satin with stitching! J Sigma Uo Pledges. < of white. She wore flesh hose. \ / Richard Graves, Curfy WittWith charming dignity vMra. A John Allen, Compton French, Mar­ o’clock In fh U / | / I K. Power.* was beautiful as a raod- ion Mathis, Thomas Watson, Carm m yi fp el. She waa exceedingly lovfly }n 1°V Anderson, John Markham, i3 Iff-’ * ' ' an afternoon gown of black crepe John Chryst, Robert Bishop, Ber­ ONLY A, LIM IT E D N UM BER S last evening as was evidenced romain that featured gathered wick Anderson, Henry Ayers,. Joe by the warm applause given each nel, edged with grey fur falling Mason, Robert Cornwell, Francis number. The program follows: n low the hem line at each aide of Duties’ W hite G o l d G ents'W hite and Ladies' Solid Silver Dorris Hobart,iJuvenils Dmices; the skirt. A large, black hat of vel­ Ramsey, Robert Mathis, Robert Untsiener. Miss Cora Hill, Selections; H. C. vet was trimmed with flowers 0 - Filled W rist W atches '■ Compacts Green Rolled Phi Delta Theta Pledges. Clause, Special Vocal Numbers; silver cloth. Shefcr grew hose ant Double and single with black, Gainesville—Pinky Brinson. Miss Margaret Cowan, Reading:*; very high heeled black Satin pumps imon of Daytona Latest Designs Sanford— Sam Byrd. ailk cqrd (ft the very latest deGuff Links Maxine Brockham, with cut steel buckles, complete iy in Sanford. rH ■' the costume. » . f t K E c" ^ E‘rt Strong has accept special at $1.50 ‘ Mrs. Powers also wore a band Special a t $10.50 a t $5.50 Jacksonville — Marshall Me* the Yowell Com- hglut's Orchestra. some dinner gown of deep, rich Clung, John Glnter. Each number as it was present purple georgette with a rubtly Miami—Floyd Mein. A’ •d was quite worthy of description bloused bodice and snug girdle W'ltin St. Augustine—Bob Musgrsve, for without exception they were ■tt of Jacksonville is low and broad above a oil! skirt, George Trogden. few days on business beautifully selected costumeit and which was draped over a slip o: OJ .j Oto; Tampa— Bob Smith. *■* -v * ‘ . A ^ |(* modeled with charm. ‘* . inr. ‘ififi ■Miss Margaret Cowan, who is of tqetallic lace. She wore,with thl Kappa Sigma Pledges. • Urge picture hat of purple wi a vivacious small brunette type, Tampa—Guy Moore, Morris Lu­ t J r ,, Is. having his uneven brim, trimmed.with velvet aids removed today was exceedingly amart in a ’boyish, flowers atid pumps of blonde satin cas, Jr., Clay Thompson, F. Daughtery, A. L, Anderson. tid-Laughton- Hospital. alim two-piece sport frock of sand with nude hose. [ It'tv charmeen, wjth flowing tie of pen­ Gainesville— Joe Waugh. Telephone 442 joss 'A16 Magnolia A ve. French Model Is, Attractive , cil blue and-(latching little bide Jacksonville — L. Dohne, by , Barrow of Manning, plo Mrs. A. W. Epps was a most re­ Next Door to Cham ber of Commerce -the guest o f ‘ Dr. and handkerchief tucked into the pock­ freshing picture of blonde lovell- Bryan, Tom Marshall, J r . I bun ,y.dt et. which was cut into the tucked Winter Haven— Kenneth Recker, Hobson Thursday at South Sanford band, forming the bottom of the n es» In -the many gowns that she W. Thomas. PROMPT A |*I> EFFICIENT? SE R V IC E GIVEN ON A L L REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING tunic. The n W t skirt was-given wore, and waa particularly attrac­ Lakeland— W. Huffman, E. Sapa bit qf fullness by an inverted tive In a copy of a French model Pington. teat placed in front. A close-fit- of b|ack satin-faced canton with . ' ... .. "4' 4 * ■ St. Petersburg— R. Walker. . ■ 1 SL-Andrews— Roy Laird. sport'hat of san d ,felt waa long (ties of bright green and full sleeves of grey crep<) phlf* Miami— L. Dps Jardines. Vfhleh were 'heavllyembrAidi ', 'Palnt>.Ccnch'**N. :Wii‘Brown:1,1'» with steel heads and tied at ed a,brigh t French doll Cocoa— B. F. Cooper, ve a delightful dash of col­ the hand with green ribbons. The wh cb Lake City— Bruntloy Branson. ^ ^ .. i. , ’ ri v _■____ •_j .i. i ...................J same beaded grey icrepe chlffcn 'Munroe B. Hutton or J o the, picture. St. Cloud— S. Guesses. ‘ bell u’eeves and a decid­ was used to form a gracefully flar­ , Miss Mary Louise Indiana— W. Castor. ampa, * With ' Paul ed wals. line were outstanding (en­ ed flounce, upon the bottom. She AnduUslo, Ala.— L. C. O'Neal. ^ r’to Gainesville Sfct- ures of another gown which Mias wore a large picture hat with a Sigma .Chi Pledges. snd the FIorlda-Mer- Cowan delightfully modeled. It was rolling brim with metalic silver Gainesville— Jack Boggs, Glenn game. of black satin with inserts of bands facing. She wore grey hose and Pless. of buchara satin, upon which large sllppeni of black patent with ono Sanford— De La Harris. J , E. Wathen nhd rosea were embroidered in soft strap. Daytona Beach— Alden Smith. Thursday from tone * She wore a gay little hat She was a fascinating picture in F t. Lauderdale— Lawrence Wilg. :h where Mrs. Wathen of buchara velvet, trimmed with a dance f.ock of airy black chif­ West Palm Bench— Howard Cro­ have been spending roses and tulle-bound with gilt. fon with a boiloWy pleated skirt mer. Mr. Wathen has been Her pumps were of black patent of uneven hem line and bodice of Sarasota—Jack Wlac. for the past three with extremely hl»h heela. She twinkling rhinestones and cut quite Iola, Kansas— Hfenry Menxlc, wore rose beige hose with them. low. The slightly lifted waist line Cy Potter. was marked with a ribbon girdle List of 8. A. E . Pledgee. Attractive Dinner Gown Made By Coed ?ra of the T. E. L. Goof Bowyer, Buck Frederick, Misa Lillian Shinholscr, who is and corsage of burnt orange. This Baptist Church are • tall beautiful brunette, was ex was worn over a slip of flesh col Lee Ballad, Jack Judy, Julian present Sunday morn- ceedlngly lovely in each of the cos­ ored satin. She woro fleti’i hose Markham, Red Huntsman, Buster Twelve beautiful styles of fine Crepe Satins, teacher, ‘Mrs. A. K tumes which she modeled. She wai. and black sdtin pumps with rhine­ Brown, Angus McKinnon, Billis returned from har va- Indeed a lovely picture In a soft stone buckles. Thomas, Bill Ward, George.Dsvis, H eavy Crepes and B albriggan, every style »y are also urged to be rose crepe romain dinner gown, Mejvln Nelson, Perry Bryan, Tom Juvenile Dresses Modeled londuy at 3:30 o’clock at which was a sleeveless model with d ifferen t— A pleasing note wns added to the Berryhlll, Franklin Toole, Dutch for jt business aiyl so extremely low wslst-llne. The skirt showing by the juvenile models, Stanley. Phi Kappa Phi Pledgee. had a gathered front flare, with each of whom delightfully dis­ Jacksonville — Morton Rainey, circular panel effect defined by played a number of children's rows of graduating petals of the frocks in bright cotored crupu-de Bill Dodge, Jimmy Wllkerson, same material. With this gown it’le chene, bloomer dresses of ging­ Paul Saunders, Ocnla—Pierce Daniels, Charles wore choker beads of rose peearls, ham and a number of straight woo nude hoso >nd pumps of blonde rep. Them young models were: Rogers. satin. West Palm Beach— Edlo Wright. Maria Ann Powers, Ann Robson Orlando— Tom Owens. Another striking costume, which Maxine Brockhahn and Dorris Ho Quincey— Ed Leigh. Miss Shinholser was lovely in, wtut hart. Deljind— Byron Stone. Tho Fashion Show was brought - ??l.n*Lof Jewel* an afternoon dress of bright bur­ Blountstown— Allen Leonard. [• lltt Magnolia Avenue gundy istin with circular skirt to n close by an ensemble of the Leesburg—Sidney Herlong. Crepe Satins, F la t Crepes and G eorgette, a l­ t, was announced today lavishly embroidered in silks of models in negligees, and robes Miami—Bob Scholze. 'iele, who has been here brighest bun. The round neck was There were many beautiful gar­ so B albriggan, Beigh, Pencil Blue, R ust, T an West Palin Beach— E. Lewis. 1 st sevoral weeks super- bound in burnt orange crepe de ments of bright satin, two touet Della Tau Delta Pledges. ins for the opening, georgette and crepe-de-ihene. chine, which ws:i tied in the back and Brown. Sizes 4 1-2 to 53. West Palm Beach— Roman Lesele has been jngaged in with long streamers. A small hat Judging the trend of the seasons zoxynski. ry business for 25 yearn, of burgamly velvet with a single fashions as shown by the models Tampa—Albert Berry. »■ part of which was spent ornament of brilliants was* worn this is to be n season of sumptuous Keystone Heights— Ralph Read. A* City. He comes to with this gown. Her pumps of black simplicity. The materials are of a Miami—John Thompson. sm Augusta, Ga., where patent had large cut steel buckles pliable richness which indue much F t. Lauderdale— Donald Evans, srated a jewelry store anu bar hose wore bisque, of the new metallic cloth and of In­ according to tho anMrs. B. J. Coleman made an un­ finite color variations, Greens am Robert Hall, Laird Richard. Cocounut Grove— Robert Ousley, ent. usually lovely modei. She !„ a tau, blues ore to be the most popular John Whitner. lete line of diamonds, 8 e n ,?.r *hose charming per­ shade i, with some browns am Hollywood— Bill Gayner. gems, silver service, sonality wa* shown in each cos­ reds. Paducah, Ky.— William Paxton. Jry good t and glass will tume that she wore. One of the The straight lines of last season DcFuniak Springs— Virgil Kirk­ iled by tho new firm, it most attractive gownf that she are replaced by the silhouette that and the management has modeled was a beautiful Peggy that is slender at the top and which wood. M ade of heavy Crepe and Crepe Satin in List of Theta Chi Pledges. the services of a compe- I afternoon dress of embroid­ flares into greater width at the Tampa—Laurens Jones. Wendel Itch-maker to asume charge ered chiffon with a tight-fitting hem-line, this fullness is jbtainei all the light shades. Beautiful styles— repair department which, top of brick red. At the very low by flare i godets, gather.), pleats Newsom, Ashberry Hendry, J . H. Freeman, Seaborn Short. eclared, will be complete In waistline, there was a flounced and flounces. Century— Robert Jones. Idetail. bottpm of plain, black chiffon with The accepted length of skirts Tallahassee— Ernest Amos. ctivu offerings have been the fullness Ip tha back effected is 16 inches from the ground. There Gainesville— William Truby. for the opening tomor- by the use of many small flounces. is a return of drpped effects, oft­ Jacksonville— Chester Eaton. P*»i announced. She wore a trge picture hat of en giving an uneven hem-line. For Lake Butelr— Eldred Duncan. velvet and tulle with facings and afternoon gowns sleeves are gener Marianna—J . J. McKaskel, Syd­ I ir JA F T R A FFIC JAMS trimmings of brick red and black ally long with a great variation in ney Doffin. satin slippers with beige hose. shapes. Palatka—Clyde Middleton, I.ee sKimn fYO, Oct. 1.—UP)—The numFlesh-Colored Evening-Gown Knight. traffic accidents in the busy M rt Coleman « a B algo an cnF ra te rn ity Pledges Pensacola—Ja y Hail. of Tokyo are rapidly in- cnnnting study In an evening gown Green according to the roetro- of »*eah colored "eorgette, crepe A t University O f Sutherland.Cove Springs—James polico records. During the |fashioned «*a,iiuln-u upoti-nimpie wttn s upon'simple lines with E v ery style and all m aterials, white and flesh Century— Robert Jones. 2 months, ended in March, I full flounced skirt. lf4nd painted Florida Announced Sigma Phi Epailon .Pledges. — All sizes— were 6,423 motor car acci-jbrchid flowers wers outlined with Gainesville— Carter Manltsby, in which 81 persons were [beads of erystsl. Iu her beautiful The Jacksonville Journal in a re­ Ftusell. ,nd 3,486 injured. There were hair of grey, Mrs. Coleman wore cent issue gives the following list | Tompr.—Burke, Yeats. as many; bicycle and wbr wng-- » large comb of brilliants. Flesh of fraternity pledges at the Uni­ St, Petersburg—Haume, Froze kidents. In trgm csr accidents hose and silver slipper., were worn. versity of Florida, which will be Monticeilo— Williams. ‘ re killed and 1,925 injured. Miss Nancy Bishop, as a model of interest to many members of Vero— Keiseth, Stuart, Turner. for Junior dresses, was captivating, tht younger set here and elsewhere Sanford— Watson Wallace. i a man starts out to raise She is an animated, petite brunette over the state: F t. LauiW ds’e -..Potter. quiet family he find.* that type and wa.i lovely in a _________ sport d R B I ............ Pi Kappa Alpha Pledges. Sumter, S. C.—Cousar. it raise a rough house now of Scotch plaid flannel, fashioned Dike land—Frank Chase, Joe Bristol, Tenn.— Funcetts. on simple, straight lines with brief Norton, Glen Dugger, Dillon GraCamilla, Ga.— Crete lit. , skirt. A smart mannish box coat ham. black velvet with buttons and Jacksonville — Pop Redding, erienred northern real Pipings of cherry rad completed Hugh Holly, Delkin Jones, MRS. R .O . T R A V IS te nidti with best ref- the ensemble. She wore a tiny Orlando— Frank Anderson. Jack icwi will consider con- cherry m i felt hat turned up in Pedrlck. Dick Gaier, G. B. RichjPublic Stenographei Iop with reputable ifront with a how of the same red!arris, Will Dsvis. . j ..... j j , Wkiddon, d strappari , felt, and atrappod patent pumpn Arcadia — Marshall "estatV firm . Address j * g * * * »* 4 H 'aldez Hotel de hose. Martin Nolan. ty*nford Herald. ix a x « M x a H X B X x x a x a x a f■ • • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ e x ' M M W IUIB1M * ’ ‘ 1 »| 'luxurious I Clear — L. •\1’ * ■‘i -*t th* Milan* T f c u n d a r ^ n r t t .U J g g J S J plea“ ** S nU* ” W tU« » « ! ! I'JTSZf. the as ecia \l emng •Hi V tv B Wield a sja^stifsuSfcsci 12 SCHOOL DRESSES j| ,; $15.50 to $29.00 'iele To Open Jewelry Shop -Tomorrow * new “STYLISH” STOUT D RESSES % $29.75 to $39.00 NEW SILK KIMONAS $6.50 to $15.00 W mm NEW GOSSARD CORSETS B p f e ' f $3.50 to $10.00 ::| \ Y owell Qdmpan 'A i. ' J, ■ �-- 1 ^ ■ - • » i ■■} -*■*v■ I“ - sB ■ IK » <i - ' sift-.- fef ■ V' . 5^ v> f ,+ "' ^ , .- »'•• ' M p aag av »,»' •j . . • W . ’ i l i ; ' 4 ?*#r * ■T;V^ ".'A i I* ' % I - -7, * ___________ I' M • . - ■ ' 5 U\\ ■ . ■O'1 ■•* -♦J,*- # 5#. ■ - §= ' •• T\„ * . . . :' •W v • .. W M lU IC n a K M O H H I w ir*-..*. m & x ^ W V..'. L * ' ' TA M•»«► PA <* r% *• IN THE BAY .-yj : •• : r^v > T*S happened at a few world series and now and then at some notable sporting event, but sel­ dom— if ever— has the public manifested such tremendous interest as to stand in line 43 hours for the opportunity of buying property in a real estate development. — who wouldn’t stand in line 43 hours to make profits of twenty-five to fifty thousand dollars? >>y \. . - 5 S ■ People don’t do that sort of thing without a mighty good reason and in this instance their reason was th e » best. Without execution, every person who bought at the opening sale pf Davis Islands, has since watched his investment grow to two, three, four and dven five times its original value! Those who haVe sold their property have reaped profits of as much as $23,500 on a single lot. And still others are holding for the greater values yet to come. 11 i iij | jjnfi 1■*^J*A, Ivy.ju't .T/ ■< i So these people weren’t foolish, after all. Laughed at, t inc t ire,'perheps, but who \.c\:!dn’t he laughed at — Overflowed Into the Streets • : * *- 1 ' t~. O oaior were the flrat buyora to Inveat In Davla Manila at tho opening wile, that they ovorllowod Jn hundred* Into tho street* about the office. Thoy bold up traffic, Btormed tho door* and literally rough! to secure lota In thlp, tne boat located proporty In Florida. And now, that tha»>» people havo reaped prol\t9 of 400 and 1*00 per cant on tholr In v e n t uiuntit, la It any wonder wo auk tho <iueatton, wa* over a demand moro Justified? 1 ;s4-,v *. •*Vi ,i ■ i | And that memorable event in real estate history took place less than a year ago, before Davis Islands had been enlarged several times its original eke, before the advent of the $7,000,000 building program o r-th e tremendous increase in property value. And’ if these people, the original investors, had such remarkable faith in Davis Islands in those pre-development days, what will he the attitude of the public when the last of Davis Islands goes on sale October 15? It will, to judge by the literal shower of checks pour­ ing in the Davis offices each day, be an attitude of complete, unalterable confidence in Davis Islands. In fact, if the present rate at which the checks are be­ ing deposited continues, the whole of the last of Davis Islands will pass into the hands of those eager to sh a rt in the tremendous profits yet to be made rn Wm? openj ing day of this sale, October 15. i , *\ C hecks Now A ccepted for R eservations D. P. Davis Properties « * I ,y Hom e Office in Tam pa L.toea Braa:!»:3 in JatUitr .r.K’, Jaiajtl, Wilt Talai B;a:h, T^Tchnjtcc, Lal> Cily, Othsdo, LaLc'rsJ, Sf. Peler;’mr^, .r*ira»o'.a, Budtntcn and C!cn:v..,l:-. RfprcsithUy:! in Ff. Vif?,-*, Usy'.cii, Z.'X> J, D f) 3 Arradh, M n Part?, Ks'.'.'i Cl*1?, ‘.Uvr Ha%-ei>, Tarrm Swing) aad u'lty its Sanford Office, Mr. Paul Lake, Garner Woodruff Bldg. M &ihI 5 The Last of Davis Islands €o es On Sale Oct. 15th ^ S i -. -T®Wr 1 *' 'yF*“* - f t" IT .»-"•■******. m Tiv. ti « • it , ,l . / t cl A uni testedJ Vc _ lot of w here who wy -TfH- v ,,4 ■ 1 •- •♦ W a i v 1 -J �VVAliN A M*P lJ3M iR A H i W A Y C t i SStSSSB tm Colonel H oqm told in Went Wilson was from Prwtcfr w»4 Enj Record Details n * In* 1916 •* **-. ■ p Confidents) [jreen Hftnadf pOcfc W V rE n fy hitherto obscured Ustory of the World Grey’s volumnes of lost been riven to the ill ■hly entef th* war against Germ; (M u ' e5a* •hy. , ' * , s R t e f x s Colonel House, qxpresind the opin­ .CUKPANY. a corporation, nitncd u ion that. \t such a Conference met <J*f*ndant In tho abovo and for»*olnif e**«e. nenrtlnr la IM above it would secure P«*ce on te rtM i* * ■tyiod. Court, be Inc. a proceeding to. unfavorable to the Allies; and, w establish and q u ls t Ihs t f t l o t o ilia it failed to secure peace, the Unit­ following defter Ibod land” In bemed States would leave the Confer­ ,lnol«. County. Florid a. i u-wU; . 7 :; The north h alf o f th a ao u th - • ence aa a' belligerent on the old? e a s t'q u a r te r of the oouthweat was tmtf qu arter vond the north three of tha Allies, IfTCere expree*- acre* of the south h alt of ihe reasonable. Colonel H , southeast qu arter of -he eouth- ed an Qplnldn decide .w aet q u arter o f Section 17; • Tdwnfthlp 10 south. R o n s* 30 to the restoration of •- soat. ; 1 Cotintyt.^5l< fclK.t , .Com -Ircult s L F I o i nlnoie 'County, L WDBKR -J Deputy Clark. Compialnant an d J Wife. Z A n c RUPON MANAN ALICE MANANIA1 OOHIAN and WIN DlKllON * JRNU aohaharat- , n n a i. u a n d u Receded the ;o the great primary, in- da of the Atlantic, ten also are rich history written by i Britain’s foreign ig the early year* of who was longer than h the foreign mlnisit World Power, jrey reveals definite fcvldetwe, for the first ■President Wilson na t was glflng thought [roposal to throw the such importance that I must in­ 'into the war on the form the Prime Minister and my Uliea if the Central colleagues; but that I could aay nothing until it had revived; their jrenev. He ventures conaderation. Tho^Britlsh Govern­ H a t Germany today, ment could, under do circumstances (Bind numbers combin- accept or make proposal except In tiully the Htrongest consultation and agreement with urppe. He relieves the the Allies. I thought that the Cab­ ;ho German people of inet would probably feel that tho |um of setting the torch nresent situation would not justify ted tho World conflagthinks that in determln- Renew Your Health bjL Purification Any physician will tell you that “Perfect. Purification of the) Sys­ tem is Natrao’s foundation of Per­ fect Health.’’ Why not. rid .your­ self of chronic ailments that are undermining your vitality? Puri­ fy your entire system by taking a' thorough course of Calotohs,— once or twice n week for s«veral weeks—and sfe how Nature re­ wards yoipwith health. Cntotabs are the greatest of all system purifiers. Get a, family package, containing full directions, price 35 eta ; trial puckugc, 10 eta. At any drug store. (Adv.) the Dm tl«r of | Sluftvra Svmlnoi* County, « u i S i jura hereby required to bn an d ap - t of the ini. diplomatic ■Washington B doubtp that tho worst K n o m lc disaster followB s r hns yet been seen; he B militarifm and arma■ d e tho world war ineviK h e doubts that even yet Knave learned that lessop, Plvhich, he thinks, they Irish. s * ver has hitherto been defrevealed that President V/11early as 1016 was thinking Wing tho weight o f the Plates into the conflict on } of tho Allien Even Enrl [ his memoirs qualifies it t statement that the Prcssa considering it as an al0 - y a ’ peuca Conference, [uence of events, however, are revealed by the1 diploilstory of that time, bears count Grey's recital. 1 memoirs^ the Earl records February 1910 E . M. House, n Wilson's personal repre■ on many unofficial dipBef'otiutions In European it down in collaboration S m memorandum defining, Uuly as was then possibly, pa Preiident Wilson would lared to take and the terms e which the president would ke influence of the United t</ secure. House, the Earl publlah«I Ssftmbsr. ilth, 1 ..w havs Fcloek- I’. >1L r October. 1916. m tha said Town tea, receive aeati n*c» for the paid Hon m ' « th * d a y uf September, 19SR - - V. B . DOUULAHS. -> ‘ ,, CMtrk of Ihe C ircuit Codrt efL Semi­ ptember. nole County. Florida and e x -o fflclo Clerk .o f the Uuard of County 1■ CotrnnlftiloRSra of Seminole Coun­ Toird of ty, Florida, * Florida, (SEA L) Septs 11-15 Oott 1*5*11 -13-JO. Nor. 0 * 11. o n e s o f > a n te ial u o n u . V r t * 9 > ’ % ■ TION. • N otice la hereby given of IntnnINUI.K COUNTY. FLORIDA. II ub. to ,a p p ly .to . the L egislators' of * to S tale uf F lo rid a to be convened m CIIAXCRHF. * « M * » d e le t T itle t a u ie la l' eeaaloit d u rin g,th e month k v a /t a \ u j Rt « f-; * - . . tj November, 1936. for trie passage •. Complainant t a n A ct entitled: - : ( AN- ACT FO R T U B p r o t s c t i o n W. A. I.OVtlLL, "et ul. K TlfU L IN T H B W ATERS, CANDefendant*. U L R IV E R S STREAMS, CREEK S. Older of Pnhllrntlen AXKH AND BAYOUS OF SEM I- THR STATE O F FLORIDA TO:— OLBTCOUNT i , FLORIDA^ RKOU- C. W . Ii^RTMMON C a , a corpora IX, J i t S . and tiun and a n s w e r-to lha ntll Order .he publlehed la p ? 4 ry js x ‘°& ■mce a "v e tk for foot Dickinson, iudi Court of tha If rult of tha S ts for fltimlrdla ( « h day « r |||r Judge. «f ths^ 1Sevrrjih Jodi Ida. In and r WILSON * 411 K r S r .c ’ t .s S S I 0 ” W TM « CIKCV1 seventh j» D IC IA I. C lR Q tn r O F F L O R ID A ^ IM A N D F U R S U V . Y . IX CHAACMHY. i Comp SETH LlNTrtt*. M*aV. ■" <Defemlaota. Order of Pabllrallou T A B BTATRiOF FLORIDA, tor— SOUTH’ FLOlifDA RAILROAD COMI ’ANY, u corpurauhtlv It being mad* t«, npiivar to thU Court thm Summons Jti Chancery ha« been heretofore Iftaued, d irect­ ed to you. and th at the Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, ha* made return that sam e cannot be aerved owing to your failure to elect Ofri~ cen> nr appoint atfunte. or to liavu within the S tate of Florida, an of­ ficer or agent upon whom prncetm Florida, to-w|t:— Dcgln at Intersactlou of south line of Sanford O rant w ith east, line of South F lo rid a Railruad of Section 10. Township SO south R ange 30 east, run noutli #6 de­ gree*. «n«t IS.S chains, north 10 chains, north degrees, west 0.8 ch ain s.to said railroad south­ w esterly along l a m , t t begin­ ning. nnd other lands:— are hereby required to he and ap ­ pear beforu our said C ircuit Court gt^th* Court House nt Sanford, F lo . Ida. on tha .a h . day of p ctab ir„'JL >.•1916. and then nnd triers innko answ er to th>> bill of complaint e x ­ hibited ngalnxt you, In this cause. It la fu rth er O RDERED that thU O rder-h e published In the Sanford Herald, n newspaper published In SnnrorU, Seminole County, Florida, once a week for four consecutive weeks. W ITNESS the Honorable J , J. Dickinson. Judae of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial c i r ­ cuit of the State of Florida, la and for Seminole County, on thlq^tlte 4th day of September, A. D. 71926. I Belgium is doing well on her loan .'Ottlement, nnd now proposes to borrow 50 million more.—Talladega Dally Homo. NOW WITHIN 4-' 1 r;*' i 1' B I *- But n6 special assessments, to the Miami Shores .Investors *v- t . Have you the above statem ent is to you, as a potential Greater Miami Investor? Ju d gin g from the continuous growth of G reater Miami, it goes without saying th at before long the rem aining balance of Miami Shores proper­ ties will be absorbed by Miami, and Shoreland Company will not oppose such action any m ore than they opposed the recen t election, which ab­ A Chance To Double Your Moneu 21 a c r e s Almost Touches City Limits— High and Dry sorbed approxim ately 50% of the entire ^rofcerty True— it costs Shoreland Company— as a com­ pany— considerable- money to have one-half of the properties tak en intp the City of Miami a t this time, and by reasoh of th e fa ct th at Shoreland Company, having promised all city improve­ ments, will fulfill th a t prom ise— install complete city improvements, such as streets, paving, side­ walks, curbing, w ater, electric lights—deliver­ ing completely improved projects to the buyer and fully paid by Shoreland Company. AND W HAT A SASVINGfIS M EANS TO TH E INVESTOR— O F WO R R Y AND M ONEY It m eans the elimination— fo r the life of the im provem ents— of all special assessm ents— it m eans im­ mediate improvements— it m eans the .very best imp provem ent— it m eans 75 an d 100-foot boulevards, rath er than ordinary streets— it means the carry in g out of a most unselfish and a rtistic city plan, such as one would not expect a city to incorporate in its plan. $325.00 Per Acre A REAL BUY— 265 ACRES A wonderful site for development, 1-2 mile hard road, 1-2 mile railroad. Near Country Club on Geneva Avenue, lakes, orange groves, high land 1| §| E • $80,000.00 1-4 Cash, Balance L 2 ,3 Y ears Holly Realty Company I Phone 702 |raldez Hotel Bldg. Arid it means th a t these improvements shall be nns tailed and paid for by Shoreland Company, accord ing to definite specifications known to the p u rch aser when he selects his property, hence the elimina tion of all special assessm ents. Over, and above all this MIAMI SHORES is thoroughly and properly zoned as to restriction. It is little wonder, then, th at all these advantages, plus the Shoreland Company’s sales and publicity service, always a t the command of Shoreland investors in th e m a tte r of resales— 1 �V ow rtjr ■9Wpt«ln»Bt ^ " ’PUlS.S • * £ bm (9 * ' Person.- r>r »»di f T \ "ra * r* « TALLAHASSEE, (#V _T. P . l ^ g ammhuoorr, rym quarters her* aftal trip to the. foonUt e* *s-rl the Court Hons* In Sanford. Se/r.lj ------- n o .* C ounty. ® • *. than he He ***" irason, FInetAw V ^V * turkey no eon- F lo rid a , on M onday. tne Sib day of October, a. D. Ills, Otherwise anId bill will he taken *» confeeved by you and each of ron. said bill of complain*, bavins been filed for the purpose of quietIns title to th* above described land I* the Complainant. J, E. Snyder. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED That this order be published once n week Is four consecutive weekly Issue*. o f th# S an fo rd H erald , a new spaper published In B em ln o l* C ounty. F lo - r. Tnr- rtda. cported ^ is the t m e e rr co tw r o r DONE AND ORDERED Ibis the 1st day of October. A. D. 1X21. th e SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLOHItlA~IX AND FOR SRH- IV OLE I O f NTT. |R CHAN (KM 1 . T H E CIRCUIT COURT. SEVEN­ SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK, s c o t- INTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O F FLO­ poratlon organised and *xi*t)u g RIDA. IS AND FOR SEMINOLE under the la w s of the S lats of ( U t> T T . IN CHANCERY. Florida. ASOl’B a C H A PPELL AND MART Com plaisant, W. CH A PPELL, JOINTED BY H ER HUSBAND AND NEXT F . MOORE. * FRIEND. H. H. CH A PPELL, Defendant. Complainants. ■ .Veil#* Of Special lU lle T a Sal* Notice Is hereby given that un­ A L L . UNKNOWN PERSONS 11AVder and by Virtue of a decree of 1NO OR CLAIMING ANT INTER­ foreclosure and sale entered In the EST IN AND TO T H E LANDC above entitled cau se on th e »th day INVOLVED IN THIS SUIT. of May. A. D. IS26. L a s Special Defendants Master In Chancery, on Monday the Order e t Fnhlieatlen 2nd day of No»»*sber 1 * ! ! . in front To any persona and all persons, of th* Court House door in Sanford. whose name, or names. Is. or are. Seminole County. Flo rid a, will o f­ unknown complainants here­ fer for sal# and sell to th e highest in. having,toortks claiming to h are, any bidder fo r cash during the legal right, title. Interest or estat# In and hours of aale, th e . following land to the lands hereinafter described, situate, lying and being in the City or any p art or portion ttasreor. toof Sanford, ‘ aunty of Seminole and w it: All th* unsurveyrd of State of Florida, more' p aril.u larly Section 2S, Township IX part South. <!* ■>■ rlbed a s follows, to-w it: Kang* 21 East, lying Southwest of Lot Seven <7) of Block “B", of th * st. John's River, situated in Buena Vista E states, according to Seminole County. Stats of Florid a: the plat thereof a s recorded In the It appearing from the sworn bill o f f i c e of the Clerk of th * Circuit complaint herein filed th at com­ Court of Seminole County, Florida, of believe that there Is a subject to certain conditions and re* plainants person, or are person*. Interested In ■trlrtlon*. property Involved In this suit, Term s: Cash. Purchaifor to pay the whoa* name, or names, ia, or art. unknown to iff Id complainants, and said complainants praying foV relief In their said bill against such un­ known person, or persons; It Is. TVs pictor* shows officer* and men of the U . 8 . Canvktn pr.ybig their last tribute to the first two bodies to be brought up from the sunken therefore, ordered that yod, end lubsaarino 8*61. It was taken as the bodies were being transferred to a deatroyer for removal to Newport, R. I. In tba foreground two ee?h of you, persons unknown, do be, and you a r* hereby required to aff tears tba Cant den are shown aaloting^wUh saluting, w;th the (he manna sf/k ars of the Camden marine gua: guard, to their left,, according military honors likweis*. The bodies were thou appear lo th# bill of complaint In of William C. Ttschamachar, of Bangor, Pa„ and John L. Gibs ibson of Portland, Ore. this caui# on .Monday, th# tth day of October, A. D. 1*35, a t the Court House In Sanford. Kemlnole Coun­ ty, Florida; said suit being a suit to quirt till* In Ih* complainant* Angus It. Chappell and Mary W. By CHARLES P. STEW ART Chappell, to the above described land*, and you are then and thera required to make in iw r - to aaid W A S H IN G T O N , O ct. 2 .— V P ) - Icy, bill of complaint filed against you. TALLAHASSEE, Oit. 2.—(A*>— -/ t .. . -^fM j,ln g to n i otherwise a decree pro confeaso Dissatisfaction tn the Navy De­ Recant events '.n CHARLESTON, W cit Va„ Oct. will be entered agalpst you. and proably hava givtn s pretty wide­ partment Isn’t quite so acute. Th? The state Supreme Court, in an each of you, followed by (Inal de­ ly spread Impression that all isn’t personnel, however, does fee! the cree. TA LLAH ASSEE. Fla., Oct. Z — opinion announced today, affirmed It Is further ordered that thla ci­ quite right with American na­ dnch of tight times. Armament th* finding of the Hillsborough tation be published once each week imitation* are bitterly relented, (A*)—The dady field reports of the court of Criminal Records In tho tional defense. In The Sanford Herald, a newapatoo. deputy game commissioners of the case of Charles C. Killingsworth, if published In Seminole County, a. This impression Is correct. Inrida. fo r four consecutive weeks. However, the navy men ore not counties that reach the office of sentenced to imprisonment for The controversy over the mer­ Witness my hand as Clerk and its of w ar versus surface forces so seriously at odds among them- the State Game Commissioner, complicity In a 121,000 robbery of the seal thereof this the Ilh day salves. of September. A. D.. 1915. Isn't the only trouble. Still wo te a bank messenger a t Tampa in V. E. DO L’d LA S 3 . **«* or legatee* or otherwite. In Probably this la due In part to show not only an abundance of April, 1024. arm y and to some extent navy game in most parts of the iiAte, Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole (he lands involved In this suit a* the fact that they hnve'nt been ’o morale moral* U ia badly shattered. hereinafter described; Himpion It. Fl"'w" ■ split by the aviation dispute which nut they show its location as well. Fulcher, If living, and If deud all P R 0E S HEALTH The majority of counties report parties claiming any Interest by. By A. M. W EEKS. has rent the army. Wbathop'fcna eonaldara Col. "Bil­ through op under Hlmpson ft Ful­ a large number of birds. In some Few if any navy airmen take cher, as heirs, devisees or lega­ OEOIU1K O. HERRwSUty Cl#rk‘ ly " MltriHl right or wrong In hi* counties, wild turkeys are report­ tees or otherwise, in th# lands I n ­ Solicitor for Complainants. Aviation vl*wff, nobody can hold the position that their service has volved In this suit as hereinafter th at tha opinion* h« expressed of rendered all others obsolete. Or, ed in considerable numbers. Comdescribed; and W. H. H arris, If /nissloner Royal! has confirmed if they do, they keep It to themliving, and If- dead all i>irtles hi* superiors are those of a man many of the reports through per­ selves, g tm . ,.T 'fl• ’...w | claim ing any Interest by, Ihrouah In a frame of mind to work effec­ or under W. it. Harris, as heirs, Nevertheless th'j departmental sonal ob:urvation. tively toward the end* that they devisees or legatees or otherwise. The season on game has been In the lands Involved In thl# suit atmosphere la one of depression deem best. as hereinafter described. good, and the commissioner k titNow, Col. Mitchell I* not alone and discouragement. Defendants. e<| that the supply at the present Order Of 1’ nbllrellnn In an unfavorable opinion of thexo time Ia more abundant than it has T H E HTATE OF FLORIDA. - TO: ffamo superior*. He limply ia the ttamuel Alexander. If living, and b?en for a number of years. only one who say* in public juet If dead all uartiea. claiming any In­ terest by. through or under Samuel ’This will mean good hunting for what he thinks. Alexander, as heirs, devisees, lega­ the season In Just so far nn we A gie*f- part of the War De­ tees or otherwise. In the lands I n ­ get the law enforced throughout IV THE <’l l i f t IT f l tl ltT OF TH *! partment Is fairly Maturated with volved In this suit, as hereinafter DUBLIN, Oct. 2— l/P)— A gloomy the state,’ Mr. Royall said, "and d e s c r i b e d : John W. Ivad, if liv­ SEVENTH J l i m i v l . C IR t'U lT discontent. OF FLORIDA. IV AMI FOIl SEM­ ing, und If drsd all parties claiming If you're particular about Any number of officer* ur# view of prospects of tho Irish fish­ that is what the department stand.* INOLE UOt'.VTY. IV CHAV. any Interest by, through or under ready to voice such sentiments in eries Industry is held by Father for. For several years, In disregard John Wi Fend, as heirs, devisees, CHHYt the kind of plumbing you the strongest berms if aiaured Whlto, chairman of tho Fisher­ of the low, n great part of the EDWARD F. LANE, sometimes legatees or otherwise In the lands men's nsfociation, who declares known as K. p, LANE, and EVA Involved In tia* suit aa hereinaft­ garnb had been killed before the they won't be quoted— which many er described; William D. Holden. If A. IIEHNDON. unmarried, want in your new home, or - of them can afford to dlm-Kunl an thnt "In five or six years, at the season opened, and not nil men llvlna. and If dead alt parties clsim (.'omplult.ant*. present rnt# of decoy, there will Ing any Interest hr, through or un­ v» who hunt keen within the bag limit. Col. Mitchell can, I* FIHII, unruarrb'd and C, der William D. Holden, us heirs, de­ the new kind of plumbing Still, they do talk with an ocra- he no fkriing in frelund." Arido from the question of luw- AiARY visees. legatees or otherwise In (ho if. a KEEN, Th« Ministry of Fisheries sold hrenking, it is not fair, Th# game lands Involved In this suit ns here­ alonal outsider and, of course, far i Defendants. the industry tyuld never lw» devel­ ho i not a sporting chance for its in your old home— call A. inafter described: Hltnpson It. F u l­ V i.llr e O f V p r r la l V la s lr r 'e S a le more freely amonjj thameelves. Nolle,- Is hereby given that under cher, If living, and If ilead all p ar­ oped by statu loans, und that pro­ life." interest by, ninl by virtue of n decree of f o r e , ties claim ing any D. Rosier for an estimate. It isn't aviation dnficlencii** solo- gress must he made, tvt in Great . Several letteri thnt have reach­ closure and sule entered In ih* above through or under Hlmpson It. Fulch­ er., as heirs, devisees, legatees or Britain, by private endeavor. entitled cause of I In3Ttl, day ,,f j ly that all the kicking is about. ed the commissioners office tell August. A. D. IMS, I. ns Hpeclul otherw ise In the lands Involved In ' Tho complaint ia that th? court of the number of gume birds that Master In Chancery, on Mo nd a y the this suit aa hereinafter described: BBT G'AHKH DISMISSED 2nd. day of Nnvemhei 1X15, In front and W. II. Harris, If living, and If try's who]* military «Rtahli*linnnt may be seen along the road:* when nf thr Court Hnos* door In Hanford,* dawtl all parties claiming any In­ In running down driving through the state. "This," Heuilnole County, Florida, will offer terest by, through or under W. 11. FRANKFORT, Ky., Oct. 2.— Mr. Ho>nl1 said, "is just a luggen for sale and sell to the highest bid­ H arris, as heirs, devisee*, legatee* That It’f on a peace basis in­ stead of a war basis In recognized iJV) — 'Tho fltnte Court of Appeals tlon of what Florida can and will der (nr cash during the legal -lusur* or otherw li* In th* land* Involved nf sate, the following land situate, In this suit as herslnafter describ ­ .a * ail right, hut the malcontent's Tuesday dismissed the cu.»> in- have under protection.’ lying and being in th* County of ed. to -w it: argument la that retrenchment ha* volving svilinT nf pools nn dog The Houthwest Q uarter of Hnuthllernlnol* and mute of Florida, more Tho general limiting season in eaat Q uarter of Southeast Q uar­ particularly descrlocl us follows, in races, which in effect continued in gone altogether too far, wit; te r ISW *4 of HEW H ER ) Lens Mnyb* tho establishment’! siffo force a court order restraining bet­ Florida opens November 20. luii* Three (3) and Fotir (4) of 3 chains North and South by 7 I'lorldii Land and Colonization Com­ chains East and W est In N orth­ I? a d '>mate, they say, but its qual­ ting on such ntcff.t nt the Krlangnr west Corner and less 1 chain panies' Celery Plantation, acoordity Is being allowed to deteriorate. Kennel Club, Krlangnr, Ky. DinThis Is a great country. It ha:> <ng to plat thereof duly of record off Lust side) Hection 79, Tow n­ in iihnrt, the prowling, in Itn missal was without prejudk-a mid old men who never have seen train.! It, the public record* of Hemlnotc ship 31 Mouth Range 33 East, tlegin Mouthed*! Corner of In ;t bitslysit. Is direct**! against further action may bo taken in and chi ld r en who novor have icon C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . Southeast Quarter of Houlheant Terms; Cash. Purchaser to ptty the administration'll economy pol- regular procedure. COW-V far deed Q uarter HKtfc of HEH of Hection W E Y M A N E. W H I T E . ' I 39. Township 71 South Range 37 East, run North 5 chains. DECOTTEH A BPKNOKU tiulicitors an ,I n t Counael for * West 5 chains, Mouth 5 chains. the Complainant# East C chains. Oct. 7-X-IS-23-30. E ast Half Of Southeast Quur- Game Commission! Tampa Highwayman Reports Show Good Must Serve Sentence Prospects For Year STEW A R TS WASHINGTON LETTER f r i&ZZ’- Exceptional Plumbing Calls for Irish Fish Industry And Dodo Join Hands A. D. ROSIER A. D. ROSIER OUT OUR WAY By WACtSvA, Ot-WB \ €>h a « p COMPASS Bt-Tw/CCM MM H A w tb E Aki q u it e , a m o ’k i . V O 'S Goihi'ttQ BE WA\-V<tM PQOMD l>«i -;',n o €>EcnowG s o lOMCx. M O a i m ' acoaoi# C A «» naves V • GOT MUCH FUHOtP . iu h D efen d a n ts.- To any person and oil p t m o , whoa# name. o r boss#*. is. or oraw ucknown to tho com plainant hereto, having. o r claim Io f to hav# any right. tit la, In U rcat o r cat a t* in and to th# land* h erein after described, or any p ort o r portion thereof, to* wit: Lot One. the Southeast QBar­ ter of th * N ortheaat Q uarter and tb* Houthweat Q u arter o r tb* N orthvrut Q uarter, ttM p l alx chains Ea*t nod W est by seven chain* North and South tn the Northwest Corner thereof, of Section 73. Tow n­ ship l» South, R ange IX East And aUo of the Southwest Q uarter of ih . N ortheast Q u arter and th# Waal thirty-four s e re * of the Northwest Quarter o f the N ortheast Q uarter of Section 17, Township I I South, 1tange 32 E a s t; It appearing from th * .sworn bill of complaint herein filed th at com ­ plainant bt«l*T*a th a t there. In a person, or are persons. Interested ’S xS K & a iS i t o i h ? ih S - ’l ' T ^ ln u T l « * 4 you a r . •d to -make ai.JSJl'*!? lW j jom ptalnt m g ? A r»-!£ **** ^ n£7$i£&4nbV'r m i l p 5 oiuuis iM n ijjftrH 5 In Tho Honfore * «*» a ^ A * s a s S J s i Kept ember. A. D. I f f ® * '*h C l« k of C l W ^ t ^ S H ? . a f f iB B * F, - “ * n *r *■ By A. M. W E ek j OKOROE O. H E R R , ^ ^ * BoHchorjor CompUh£nt. G row ing Ghildre Bread is the King of foods. Your children lould have plenty of it— but you must give them 3od bread. Over a hundred thousand Mother! i the South use Merita Bread exclusively. 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Bonita will always tempt your appetite — satisfy your taste and Is so easily di­ gested that it Is a candy food product without an equal. A Perfect Table Delicacy Always have a can of Bonita Syrup in the house. It is ar. Indispensable household luxury. Using Snowdrift in your own favorite recipes is the MAKES DAHOY FUDGE/ best way to find c ut hov/ much better Snowdrift CAIRO SY R U P CO I ATLANTA, C A . , i j CAIRO, CA. BRAND od recipe is a Snowdrift recipe. �•: : * . ^ * ... . , *' -. • * /* • vl:i • * ' ■ ,• .V< : ,. r" * . . • *. P *o I J Hi. . • *. J / ':?*/> I I R_i . ;£***■ ■ • * ,4 * .aj., ■ ftoom^||{03-205 Meiach Building. erwj*f; «-i x ’ n‘ g.. ' ja r - ' ■■ f ,>hf* 1 <ar k• m v,^ a tf B •• •• • .•f V. r 1imviiiM. m m r e p i : ’ ± . 1 Business block 100x117 close In $00,000------f-Terms. * 80 acres, 15 acres oranges, lake Montage, excellent dwelling and out a t $40,000^-Tenn». ^ need taflobtc all tW ptigH thdpaper l&ir* , t ___ : - for th a t buy. .x find it right 5 acre celery farm, good dwelling and barns at $7,000. % v ^ The Davey-Winston Organization Inc. 'l l U l here sooner o r later. W atch-this K®a^ Estate an ^ ford has been waiting' for. No A ; . *i - I offerings, in and togroves Warehouse site at $7,50(K— -Terpra. Ji) Estate feargainsf Sbttiethini Sail' R.W. LAWTON ■ ■' A page devoted jfiitlrety to Real i.- .W ILL' A PPR EC IA TE YOUR LISTLNGS • f .itr u a buyer for your property if you will l&t if with I f you wish to make ftnJestmentB, wo h av e stone j dence lots, business bloeka, homes, celery farm s, o; - ; ’ Several modern homes a t attractive prices. Excellent Term s on any of these. f ' XL' ■ ? yv ,u>- • *---- - •? » f i Si « J • •• • . ' • t f l s u n n K B ; r.* • • ■r- ■ / .•%?:* ■M>H-FrankRii Tearace.— ......................... ——r-~ - .............. E t f - F o r f Mellon............. — ....... z i& g ........... ; l A c r e Farm, 5 acres tiled. Paved road........ - ................. ■ • ■ iV i. • - x 1^1 R E A L ES T A T E BROKERS page for <^Speciai■^Jistings/, Masonic Building— -Phone 707 * / LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US over th e country, we a re in a position to sell your prop­ erty to northern firm s desirious o f investing in property in this locality. If you have acreag e, subdivision tra c ts , business lots, etc, kindly communicate with us. ■. R EA L ESTATE * * FULTON, INC. Sanford’s n ew est an&ynost refin­ 311 First R atio n al'B an k Building ■+ ■. Telep hone 732 ed subdivision. Highly restricted. 4 Located just c a s t of Rose Court Brokers • ■ ' 'V M :; . * R E A L ESTATE V. Developers Seminole Hotel On Hughey Avfenue in th e direct SANFORD, FLORIDA •. ! . / Promoters 1 path of progress. L ots in this new subdivision will be on sale in early October. Pick > DUBOSE&HOLLER / your lot early, * * REALTO RS L. ALLEhL .. *t it*— , Manager , ul n ^ H fi , | Our Motto: Satisfaction to Owner and Buyer **»n nwii rt« f I * *i » Established 1910 4 LOANS------ INSURANCE W. V. WHEELER CITY P R O P ER T Y ------ FARMS Office 110 Merri wether .Building SU BD IV ISIO N S TRACTS ACREAGE? P . O. B ox 331 Phone 490-W, * SANFORD, FLORIDA 411 1st N a tl. Banl^ Bldg, >tfw'i rt Wi»- .t* . - ■ LI 1. A 3-acre bargain on Country Club Road. Sanford, Fla, 5 room cottage, close in, on Park Avenue. $6,500.00. Terms, li<i* % '«» , - * t - V BAYARD REA LTY COMPANY Only $2,200. Good terms. Chuluota— 20 Acres, 8 cultivated, 50 Orange Trees, 5 ro6m house V Only $3,500 Cash $ ,~ V EH1I) SMITH; Mg( W ' f i » *OP ‘‘. ; X, . 4 * v « l 3 ' Real Estate— Investments '*« ’ FOR RENT Oviedo— One Story Brick Store 17x50, , Oniy $4,500 — 1-3 Cash Longwood— 5 acre grove, House and Lot Money Only $100 per acre, 1-3 cash invested wisely nets returns. We know Sanford and Florida Property, We are here to render service to you. Chuluota—80 acres, south side lake, north brick road, ronsillerablc timber Only $250 — 1-2 Cash BAYARD REA LTY COMPANY Oviedo— Lot (2) 50x200, all cleared, fine building lots BRYANT & HATHAWAY 110 South Park Ave, Number 6 Ball Block, Opposite Post O ffice, Sanford, Florida, 5 9 0 V n n r u l ^ v m , ... t it , . , m T T ,, 20 Years Experience W ith Florida Land Phone Thoy arc going fa s t.' I f you CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES V FRO N TA G E i IS f LA KE MARY this building better &e£ us at once. ‘ • - , # G ETS R E S U L T S SU BD IV ISIO N This “Wonderful Subdivision ’ located j ust 4 miles- from Sanford, only* 18 miles from Orlando, on the Shores of ‘ Beauti ful C rystal L ak e" in the heart of the must fertile farming region m all Florida will appeal naturally to those seeking a per­ manent home, . * MONEY PRO PERLY INVESTED | 1 * The company belling the development is im portant. they will do. Wj t .■ . I » IN V E S T IG A T E US For any information concerning this su bdiVision call at— Briit-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO L . SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. 108 Magnolia Ave Can they do what thoy say -V^ _ ff We are developers ami owners of Holly HUl Heights, Daytona, Fla., and Flan E states at Pieison, Fla. An Inveatmen t in, either of these protierties assures y a safe earning power. FLORIDA LAND INVESTORS CO 305 1st N a tl. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 02, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 02, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 02, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6a3f04f9fb7f00e15e6d96b4e98f0c5b.pdf 3e5644ed307796f0dee320e888603351 PDF Text Text t m m jblished in Florida’s Heart, :c World’s Greatest Vegetable rction, Its Richest Garden I-diricl Vrr|>S ; fflliK W ) ' M O O R E S i ASSOCIATED P R E S S DISPATCHES VOLUMN XV . ,E X 4: Solans I o Arriving For Opening Session TA LLA H A SSEE, Apr. 1.— Enriy arrivals for the Icgislative session beginning next Tuesday began to come in to­ day seeking quarters for two months’ stay that emir the first of Juno. The chief topics for discussion umonk the advance guard legislators revolved ib a s s n d o r T o S p a in around the organization of the two bodies. The greatest in­ 5 ir ic e 1 9 2 3 A n n o u n ­ terest was shown in the candi­ dates for president of the Sen­ ces H is D e 3 ir e To ate and speaker of the house. liv e U p H is P o s t _____________________________ fesident L o o k s SEEK MEANS FOR S » p ru Fool Joke On Newspapers; Claims To Have Plenty Cash Condition of Crops Is- Issued in Report | ID E N T IF IE D A S TAMPA, Apr. 1 .—Osoorrn* Wood nttempt to make an csMmatcNtf t’ came sailing back to his native largest amount lost in dWlflgw! land Tuesday to “start all nvdr night. ‘What's the use to talk ______ F o llo w in s C n n lo io n re W ir t W a r S e c r e ta r y P re sid e n t L i f t s B a n A llow ing F o r 18 A rm o ry D rills E a c h Y e a r , _ _ ___ M „ s - b r r t * .- ' h « ^ , r . ! S I ® * !r‘S U " 2 ? 1 f c 5 h, , W? , 1 Wood \* to o’tote n junior officer use to cry over spilt milk'/9 ho tie-1 rlu rod B e fo r e That onboard th—federal shipping veil- dared. i C hu ptnnn’ft C om panion w as) *d West fhctnc, "loaded wjth Crew cheer Him A t t a c k e r W ho Killed Him money.” The crew of the West Chetac, ______ Weeks A t Work. At tS Once Raising Funds wT cS S 5 4 * He proved to be F o r A S u cce sso r Law Involved Requires Mini- a^^M d^port'' in di'scusViug"hTs mum of IS Drills and Max- reported gambling losses at Euroimiint of GO Drills a Year P°an retort* and loudly laughed kpointir.cnt of Min- A U P O at the report that when he hoarded lis te r to C h in a I s M o - } u \ r ! _______ ______ _________________________ ' WASHINGTON. Apr. 1.— Presi- i We»t Chelae in Cadiz. Spain, his fortune, estimated at upproxim e n t a r i l y E x p e c t e d Indications Are Thai Govern- ‘lpnt Coolidge partially removed mn, c|v one million n ten l M ay T u rn A jfain to Tuesday the ban he imposed last dwindled to two one [WASHINGTON. Apr. 1.— U se e f Stale* P e n a ! In a titu - weeK on employment of deficiency still Has Plenty 10 resignation t * Alexander tio n s tc Hr.u u n :r P rison ersiappropriations not included in bud“It is true that during s r . . . t ,i jjuuyji --------- * Pct recommendations for payment ™,>nlhs Luropo I threw away tin, since 19215 has been laid . . WASHINGTON, Apr. 1.—Do- of National Guardsmen for at- j j g j f s^ M n U^ m b lin g , T e IS r t* " o ro CpOliclgO a lth o u g h i t '•pnrtmcn*. of jlistica officials have tendance at armory drills author-' tti» ,on of Major General Leonard n o t y e t b een avvepted it is k rg ji consideration of means o iH zid b y federal Inw Worn!, governor of th-* ie rsto o d 3 S .’S, Underworld Leaders »rawn «"»« Trial engineer. “Thank you, Mr. Wood thank you,*7'"were’"the"remarks 1 Fhenn on Stand Declares He! of three stewards and six mess nt- W as' Innocent Victim of! fondant* who tonight ara each $ 1 0 1 Notorious Bandit's Wiles richer than at sunrise this morning. . . . . . , , I HARTFORD, Apr. 1. — James I "« n d s hank roll came into play Skelly, New Britain policeman, for WASHINGTON. Apr. 1. — The crop weather conditions of Florida, issued weekly by the Department of Agriculture says tlmt rain is needed in the west and on the uplands oC the pe­ ninsula, Cool nights have de­ layed some of the truck, corn, corn, cotton and melons. Early cotton Is good on the peninsula. Chopping is active and planting was begun in the west. Oats are fair, although there is some rust. Transplanting of tobacco continued and ship­ ments of tomatoes and other truck continued from the .South central. Berry shipments are active in the north. Citrus needs rain. nff m,mI ,,f ,l!,l Organization Desires Itoad t o Traverse One of Four Streets Nearer TownCenter Milwaukee Team Is Hohor Guest — i----- t Mack and Otto WILL BEGIN WORK, Connie Borchert Laud City ON FIRST STREET As Training Ground EXTENSION SOON 'tilled toduy. The testimony Wood’s wallet tucked his own $l(l given by Dr. George W. Dunne,! --------info hi* pocket nnd he- state witnes.-, who attended Skelly ) Will S la rt Woodwork on Hotel "an’L\ t0° discouraged to make when he was d>dng. . I Within 10 Davh Contractor 0,1111 '’vcomo « real -e m D M b ira r Hlghl- of Way Is Assured For F irst Street „ . . --------. , , Unanimously adopting a resolution favoring the rout­ ing of the Dixie Highway through the business «»ectioii o f Sanfortl by way of Park. .Magnolia, Palmetto or San­ ford Avenue, instead of French Avenue, the Sanford of n. ' lions fdr the Forrest Lake Hotel, K iw antS C lu b w en t on tecOrd p rospect o f t . i m . iic i torn iii-ain t .'."'ir*'-* .• iicial ' drills fur each guard unit during chief counsel, a tte m p t" ti. d i s ' J Fir!lt Street extension*,, T u e sd a y lllg h t OS Opposing i i S r ^ o ’t th i,iH i i ' l s . M!uvi hi r S , 1: ? Ti tr bu. ; M z : *•' ■ \ • « 'rvice dwdool-dT u c 'ih ’y instituti-m* to liov.se some «!f its the current fiscal year. The orig- a ■ testimony given,uragainst ,0 able to recover what i lost ,lurlJ r bt r ^ l u * l ‘,V< 111 " e d it the winch began a-i sshort time ago, lias uny effort lictng made to mnk • ir. service devilopul i ue u. J •. . . ' j mni war oepartment plan upset he the principal ,>g niy stnyCin1 Europe, ’ ho m "".Vu* " r . alrfov,?'a* . . . Ins client Monday by the- state's progressed to tie extent thatplans i French Avenue the n it was / » “ ? * ! ‘ Sufi in tir.len t White ° f the fed > y rejection in the budget bureau jog made to begin the ‘ thoroughfare for the state loud. In,led „.t-i\hy ,4,uv“ was | prineipnl witness, Walter K. Shean, I J ow !,r‘! 1 1 . Moore, ambns.ai-or t - I - t j ; | h«.»U’i an lnv< ti "t n remjA.t for a deficiency allow- '*•»»»•• I asked. The matter was brought before ' the -le Springfield, Muss., advertising fctmdatlon woodwork within th e !1 Th* m • i'.igd, had laid nut reaigtia- 1 ' •;* " 11 1 ■ ...! 0 0 0 to supplement grtic.n « r the congestion and wiU ance of Wood declined to state the exact "W eb. I have many friends in lilt!an whose confession caused the i noxt 1 0 «ay*. ll w® ' 1 announcer! this i thee dub dub Wlwanian Edward P. before President Coolidge. the current appropriation of SIO,spectacular mail robber’s indict* I morning by Howard Hulick, of Jhe lame who atated that his attention ms far the resignation has v/.v.lw out for Attorney Gen. Jisf- “ 1)0 0!)0 called tor 52 drills, on tlie amount of his losses nor would lie California,’’ he replied. gent a piogmm to alleviate tl’e firm of Hulick & Hulick, which is j was attracted to an article apoearm int for murder. been accepted, but there are situation, lie also It.is been invert­ ;iv* » .. I building the hotel. It is the plan; ln« in The .Sanford Herald MonShean on the stand Monday, de­ fcations that Mr. Moore’s ilefi- ed to consider m •tliod; for iot ’oiu ults With Weeks plated himself as the innocent' vie- !ot the builders to have the hotel day relative to rumors being cirretirement from the service i ica i i! Hie efficiency <-f pri.-ur, es ending jn in ] completed t iin of Chapman’s wiles, coitt|iltl*(l^ by Dec. 11 so that -ilcuiaieu *i. euluted concerning an uncuipi attempt to ’i he president’s ncitnn was taken may lie announced, and a suc- manngein at, e'mail lo ite r ! month will be had to furnish the-divert traffic from the busntys tho accusation that the p,:- app'iintcd. I. appeared not unlikely t ulh.v nad teil him into the• roblwry of building for a grand opening on!section of the city. ^ kmphsuing S j s M f i S : EV EKIiLAlIES A R the same time a yi obnlHlit;.’ tle.t .1 vg, .ial niectiiig of flu. pa­ denari-1 New Year* Dav, lfi2 r,. ao»it«. Davidson and L e v e nli.il’s t h a ,-----------------........-.•> ..ths fact that the>r kiwuais - , , , , I' .pci Tuesday that llu* post of role lioM'd would 1:0 c.dll'll l.liOII to tnvtiL store in New Britain last, . A crew ranging in size from 40 is »’ • .. • , , 'f i- Lane 1 :(<r t > China made v:km:U l»v "o over the whole auestion w*t!i Gctolier Id mnl the aubsvouciK i to 5 d men is now employed on the that ir Ins oonnon .his w:u un im. rbmotion of Jacob Gould Selujf tin* atlorney gerund and Mr. "ur.i . murdtr of Pntidnian James Skolly. i foundations. This-^rew will be ! F^tU I\l l*luttcrw*fld 0,,,e. ______ ;to he unibaiv-iti.oi to Gi.iiii.»oy, : i.c f. .lit 1..111 up t!u ruggo. - that because of the increase in per1 Grin Id, through merciless ques-1 cmarged as fa st as the progress of the attentiop or those interested in d he filled without imicli more t ion that stale penal institutions ........... ln ,h '' 'lorl," : , h 0 l-l.vcrs I ' ii i t i I io l.a m l l . „ c lo S i l v e r s A ppear In M atince alin oo tiomng of Shean Tuesday, most of j the work permits, it is said, and tluj 'V.ur.? ^ /p tv.' Ur. Schurmun udvi.-ed the )> * employed to a g .o a i.r (Tt Jii year and the greater .interest in It., *• '• uetiout ana n . L . *raver Leaky Cylindr; Had Re­ I'itis A fle n io o n and Wt’ill ill B e it prompted by Chapman, brought j every etfort will he mode to expe- 1 spoke department he would Icavo tliav, la retofore ami also v.tli io their work manifested by unex­ on the the matter. matter. Introduction Introduction . ,. p »|*I1 I1 |I,H» • tl,c mlniission of the witness that dite the construction. spoke on paired Own INanc When ng about ApV. tJO, and it is portion to recouiinend particular pectedly large drill turnouts it; ^ 4 w has itmm been m ak-! ’ " 'bout to ‘ ,V . . " , ;V : a,J ’ ,l 0 ,‘ V 'h t : he had to, eight years been an asMr. Hulick. who here tlint ill View of the |M»lit- ii :-ilu lioi.s for this purpor. -. many sratr«, it would not Ik* possi­ Ueseuing FlyersAieSightetl M oil,nil L c c lu r v r to Lom u sneiute of imubunlly known criniing Orlando headquarters prior to jJ,^ n* ^*xie Highway (|b’[°uK |1 filiatio n in China the A m iri- M v : o ftu iah interi led in tl.e ble for the guard units to do tin* inals and hud evaded criminal pros-! the beginning t»f construction, hai.U T’, n.^TuiTin^ ..r ** 1 ^ ' , ’ minimum amount of armory drill legation siiould not lie long p«* blot.i . avor using the stall SF.lJiilNG, .\p,. ..- —Ai tt i liirce With II. C Dubose, Sanf, id |edition through the. irfa-rcessi I to Sanford where he will |^. J-nua th" through Dixie i S s mil*, for conimitnnlit of requitedI by law under the approved tout u telly cpuilllieil mini.-1 -*r I* 1 days on short rations and little man. as dinvla,. tin- Redpatii Gulf " f bis wealthy family. j remain until the greater part o f ; J i hot term ieder:.l eanvi ts ,•bold- appropriation. Mr. Coolidge, titer was adopted without a drsfy naive. ii.y that such a move Would go a fore directed that such uch Z t o f X S , : s T L i : • » ‘ we dm* s d, v , I' r, 1 0 t* i ! ” .f Snort*, a Pittsburgh, recentspent several weeks in tlii. Ii -v way I' vmmi i iimimiting fu r-; deficiency fund hi ermlt all gunH j;1'11 u w , '!*‘ forc,‘,'!. “ : i f engagement mi to,-ney.Vlugh^‘.Nl. Alcorn, told Judge in'm? is in" New J c r s ^ , 'ultendfni |Dr p ^ id S t k of ther eoiige.stiuii in the govern as was needed to pi Intry ami conferred several ii.eatV pr, loi.i. nir ,r ■ ’’"am p m the Sluif.m . 1 oil..wing the intro,h:ct l.-nmngs a t adjournment that to- there.the interests of the company , l ' u , M.r.rtMcnt *he Kiwanunits to attain tlii - iemiin-d drill lev. witJi I'rcri'lent Coolidge. lie S o r ^ cm “ .'K I.ucIm i , m ., Xutll)Iull MuU morrow im.ining wm.ld se, the last •then*. b f c i l t n l th ? mn” S The m £ . ■\li. Snigeiil hopes tliai whili tutus minimum andr, insure .tin! ! .^-•^biuy.-^.salmday.wer., ehring today little the w orsj for Qua, te*tt, . ore of th.- leading at- 1 5 h" wkiie^e*. Both sides p re-, Operations opening the F irst lid to have expre <d di siro thp committee will be* held »|»t* i 1. dc.oto.o ued u-deral co-operation and sup- tlu ir experience. The tw,, as the* \u out of ntljiv .W‘\r. I, with tli tracti • of the ehnutam.ua, gave ,hu ltia l wuul,‘ c,,d this Street extens on between Sanford thfs evening at which lime plans .ml by rvJu.h the port, but that no more be expected. leted the laborious work, o'f ninistratioi: Im.' of llie, ndmin 1 st>’••H<{» J« r - fe.h !a! ' a i u m iu rit can iiave tomW,*.K’ . . ... »nd MellOnvIIle Avenues will nerfeeted to further action. ............................... . be- : will be perfected n,at ii., , pci lonuaiue. 1 viiieli he was appointed. The fdete riHordu of ail federal pris­ 1 be law mvoived requires a mud- ,, pairing their enginv late yester­ __ Groi-hl opened his cross examin- gin during the first part of next Kiwanitfis K. H. Berg. R. A. Winsfkident P'-keii liim lie remain in o n : : . w hirw er incur rented. With mum of Ik drills l>„t authorizes a day wore discovered two odier 1 lv- onarte,t,- will again appear |ul,on witn m rrierence to Bjiean s |week. It Wna 'b-flpred W’f J e ^ b r y : ton and |L F. TsiUe compose, the avintor-- wh«l swnnprr down upon •at re, u.t least until, a vUTcus-or this in' tile ., he Me', in^trucied Mr. maximum of t>0 during'cud, year. « Vteiiin-sdrtv night l'«n 1 a.np w „<,n.^iL-Ttougiit otJi trttfi ■|,y MuyoP I-’ortfsH dike'. fb e ^ R g lf f com ih ll^ e.. k tin- liai.iniiicl; wlu-r > they I,:,no ti,,. ,t irular |,e, forma rice, at the '-he witness nnd been, iiitiinjiurwith . ,,f Way through the last piece of: Th bunquet was gicea in honor I*liable to Estimate ild bu chosen. bunquet was given Mr lilt* t> give thougilt to tills proIsliould 'a vncuiicy actually occur j ,],.,4 Is ) ii Ilia stuoy of the sUiinLacking detailed reports from lamb .1 , t.-nt a. I’alinett" and Second Street ’ 11 number of notorou* crooks, and prqptrty that hitherto has o l,-lo f »he .Uilwa 'Yuvaukec team and the IMadrid, it is uncertain v/ncthei <aclr guard unit throughout the, •'beb will house the cliautainina that he hud signed niuhy Worthless ..................... striK-ted the .......... construction o f .th e 1 ..............„.j|a 1‘hilndeipfiia Arn^ireari . ............ — league bail I.AKEI.AND, Apr. I. —Exhaust - iluruur th«* lay hurt*. ;/u vK his (U^natiire. jj street,-w , WU9 0 ^ave 8 nnp»»r Connie Mack, and rule ,-f making >promotions | wa m.f.l at the department country as to its drill status and as jto have horn been ftrourofi secured! r!»»h club ni manager, The Ann-iicati Uunrtetto i:s de ( liapnnm upon entering court, hod ! Wednesday morning lliin the diplomatic service it- |h;it Mr White would continue probable penentugc of turnout for ed and weakened from loss of morning. |in appreciation of ibe Milwaukee *r|lorp is dredge \tork \t jCan i>e np|died in M-leeting , ork on the program of industri- umainipg diills, war department sleep am! luck of food, the two 'cl.ued to be one of . the . . . best . . . nut­ applied Groehl i i , withi a, shoal oti There to be done elub Infilling in Sanfonl thl* winkind now question* which .he bad prepart-d ,,cfwre the k.Vtl of lhe routB u tcr a numlatr of talk* were de* * ambassador. Several names iz.alion of the lcdcral pnaoits, as fiicials were unuble to estimate u'iatjus, E. I . Lott and It. A. sicul on-aoumtiom, Of before the pr-sident, im-ludi,,-r itiined recently at confafeuces . wiiat part of the deficiency annro- Smith, who started from I akc!r.!’.<! i..i. ..i.,. out hoik . I ne feat or- •1 »•* " -dia»t night. raised sufiiciently to begin paving livrrrd, in which the resources and lo secure photo• I member......................... >! the organization of A. Kine .li-v Mi,.- -r’lbcr of .. .tUori.ev gincrul and piiatlon would lie .actually hi i i o u : nov ncr.ii i.m. wuuni o«j 0 . 11 . 0 1 .-, eex|>end x p i u o - t*inlay v- nioining . , • . ............ —— . ............is , ,n .,e i.nam-d .................. ..... • of ‘fil^X* construction, it is declared. a number Thenatural advantages of Sanford were . Mabel' Welker Wilic-bramit, etl under tho limitations im,,.. . .1 « raPh* Kvcrglndd section ; Ch: I C, . who la.widolk W\QWn criminals some o f who Ipccticut. who vva> i. ...mm- nd .1 tioni ’. , |recuring of the right of way be - 1 vividly pictured by tho speakers. vho !»v the pr?Fident. They were also rc? hVaUtl luesday artirnoon on a a conuiiian and ioipursonator.; admitted knowing hut h Rhe two senators from that •l: ..- 1 u;;t attoim v i, r lt 111 f l wct*n Hanforil and MellqnviUe Ave* Judge J . G. Sharroa gave the b . jurisdiction over th:- prirons. uiiahle to give definite information a branch of i-’i.,h Hating creek 2 0 1 A piogM.m with enough of the acquaintance with the mu Ic. m.ij,.ii > o llUts lemqvi-d, it is declared, the j initial talk nml expressed his ap" “rthwest of I'atnidalo ho-|-i)onulnr. the cinnalcnl nnd the old tho*o numed. relay in th? appointment of n Mi. White hopes that this plan „ to what units would be com pelll i, «g I last olmtacle of the project and j predation of the Brewers* training u.lditio;, - l i a r benefits, wili ed to abandon weekly drill night- *Avt‘,n lak> '.’S a ‘al'n!l. ;“ " 1 *;,u“r‘! f:i"b|0' l ‘l ll* pK'nsii an d :, C.roehl, under C Krtcr ( f rhinu lut- been caused prompting, asked .Shea,, if it were f’I ^ ^ onstructlf n, . i8 Pr,' ,;ii"«‘>- !«" ‘ bis city and state.! he hoped Haven. Aviator* George liableu-.iii-tv of tasten ha.; heel, arrang ate the crowded conditions to for a month or two to keep within kily by political pressure l.v not true that ’.’y„u . am known I ,'\ bcth.-r or not the construction, the management would decide to (litis of candidate* for thut ,>f - .•nun Mr. Sargent obji alictnrcnts. Units nitty drill vo! man of i.akcland and Otir, Hard. <d for presentation tonight, (Continued P irn- Kiel, 1 1 will begin a t the Sanford Avenue I revisit Sanford next year. Dr. Schurmun, however, is vcp.ng tl.e prisoner busy. untnrily but may not be paid for ing of Hobring, located the strand- Aiu tli -i- i.-iuiirv <»f I in- chant:,u ' I " h,K"LL end or the Mellnhville Avenue end “ We have not missed a days it fliers wiio were forced to land our, Mi -. Anna Dickie Oleson, rn to be anxious that ld^sucdrills'll, excess of 18 for tho year isn’t definitely settled though the training since arriving in Sanford.*’ Saturday morning when one of the* fit w man t> » be candidate for kor i.-ach i king as soon a under the president’s ruling. cluuling un a* quickly us possible Otto Borchert, president of the cylinders of their'engine cracked tier,ion to the United States ;a-„tihh and it is iitriiiiie.l he lias Heal Consummated ! of what are termed unsightly Wisconsin team said. “The cliand let out all water, 'they landat.-, will be in Sanford Thursday im p ose H eavy F in e pglit the reasons for his anxInvolving: Around ! buildings on the Sanford Avenue mate has proven better tlian even id on a little kimll oil the creek .itterneor, ail.l night. Mis. Ole1 to the attention of the Wnshj that we enjoyed at Troy, Ala.. Pal­ nnd spent most of the time trying:son wa» nominated on the ticket in M unicipal C ourt - end is promised. Million Casl, P e d d le rs D iscussed to repair tin* motor t»nt were fore- of tie 3 n government. Those I,ore in metto or uny ot* our camps in tho title party in Min­ touch with tin* situation nre ! past. I think the Milwaukee base­ ed t give up and having only a m- ola but was defeated in Lu* e-t_____________ hnct-d there should in- no lu|,se NEW VOi'.K, Apr. 1 New.; that B y C red it .M en A t few chocolate cakes for ,ood witu suing cl tin,, by Frank Kellogg, S essio n W ednesday E n g l i s h S h y F r o m ball club will_____________________ be the last team out lie responsibilities for protec- the Dodge Bros. Auto <’n.. Detroit, -----— * H i g h P r i c e d N o v e l s 1 Of Fteridn. We Wju leuve the «tatno water except what was in tho now sec-u-tnry of the suite in the |of American lilt- nnd property acquired by a syndicate hcadc-d i>y T u esd ay C ath erin e: radiator they soon became latig - 1 (.’oclidge cabinet, t-'im- and forfeitures totaling) ,__;___ , on Apr. hound fqr Naxltvilb* t!,e Dunging House of Dillon Read were collei-tM in tlie Kanofnl i LONDON, Apr. 1 — A problem j for practice games bwdfe travel* ti ll and felt that their tune had There also will he the .addition to tin* political rec- Go., New York, wna prominently (Continued on Page Eight) “Tlie itinerant peddler nnd tin- just about come. They laid not ran . ., itainers on^tb* ilniutui.-f Municipal * .,urt Wednesday m orn-'just now facing publishers in th is' Halations far th * Peking post. | lished he.e to.iny as one of the Thnrsduy. The I ing with the di-,position of lb!country is tho evident disinclina-j ------------ ;■ * — s i.ti the ig„ of any human either nun piograin problems he creates for retail mer­ Id en t Coolidge .'-till is giving niosl important financial traniacin the air on laud or water until troupe co„,|stse,| of Corine .1* chants” formed the theme of a .. 1pcnulties 4 W hlu-were *pul,lie * * gMtoth"puyr ?7 X 'J t / 'Z Idtration r,> the name ,-f John tlchs in . i:•• history of automobile Cti* llaniiug and George Iliilde- so| end Gladys l.llis, Itoili oi Tlitr two■..... Ip-uviesj shillings and' i Tt i ; R u m W a r V i c t i m I s [A. MacMurray, assistant sec- industry. Tim sale is suid to have meeting Tuesday night of the Re­ iran saw something below them whom a ir declared to posie-s ev - 1 Impose,i on l izzie Blair, negresp, pence (|L f> ) for novels, 1 2 sh'ill-, Found Dodd in N. Y. tail Credit Men’s association of f-y of date and a recognized involved jnore tiiar, a hundred mil­ about 2,•!()() feetaltitude waving n ci-lk-nt mezzo-soprano voices and win forteited llotl bohd, and Nor# lu p ;iu,j q pence (^2.10) for ment-) Sanford, held in the office of the , , , , , |orjty on the for East. lion dollars, practically all cash. prices for classical I association in the First N ational, 'V," ‘ V. <u‘th w,Meh l»««»V€*.I later to t,, bo talented instrument.,list*. In Lewis, iwfivzs, whose I,nod of $110 i ,)||*^ and higher ... . . , | NEW YORK, Apr. 1. — The Representatives of the banking ((joatinued on i age Eight) addition. Mi Ellis is a violinist was elaiiip-d by the court in pay* [ literature. Hank building. ___ ____ win, is suid to possess unusual | meat firm declined either to ufllrn, or umiHual inent «.f charge* of possession of j | M)okh will circulate through libra,u“ .• f f f i ’S V E .-ireulate th ro u a h llS a -! “» jg. . of “ , "mi“l ineer Citizen Dies Speakers declared thut an npability. Inteipretive readings I'f-ny the sale. Clarence Dillon de­ lings al illf.-ir Inpior , lies quickly enough, hut when i t ! A 0lu* f r f 5 ? «uipicciniile amount of trade, riglJtIn Sanford Tuesday clared that while the final negotia­ fully belonging to legitimut? nier- Change Prohibition •'riu • 1' 1 1 ‘ -s ,‘Bor^- - i’• negro, plontl |Coine» to outright purchasing th e 1 . , ’ • ' . « x • ' "n r " H > m U * lf th l> ,m ,u guiltv to a charge of itetit lur ....hii,. Bh,- ,:n,t .....wJthlnw w*»» fmnu* t^lay stutTed in a nartions were not completed, some an(ouben E. 70 years of nouncement relative to the deal ciiants, is going to such peddlers, well known grower of Kan- *.vfl! ho made within a day or two. Peddlers were said to lie getting passed away Tuesday noon Tho financial circles here it was unde belonging in Sanford lie the funiily residence on West declared tin*-sale loiwumniated a cause tho merchant* ar.- locally esll ,.1 i.ctv.ton tin- iuiiun- ftabllshed, paying local taxes mid K Street, fdii.-.viim •« Ill,gel ing l.r.ui.iiu. i. : Hoad Company nml the house of 'otherwise contributing to loctfi iiiM -tcd Monday -afternoon my A possible way out tit tn*t ilinieui- •^ working on theories Ic resided in this city contin- J Morgan Company represent-1 progress whereas the peddler came of Assistant Secretary Andrews, uni.nown to tlie outside^ world je t fiffiecr A. II. I'eckyvorth dud J . li. Q* “""rd tn g tu he repreiumta^ i„ a bootleggers and as soon as lie luid sold im for 25 yeai.-, coining to San- , ing the General Motor* CorporaMess will continuo the atlminix*) po essitig thu world’* large t Greet, near tho depot for the theft “ 1V,,1 T ' ^ ’’ Jwas shot by robber*. early in 11)02. Mr. Milliij wan t[on to gain contr. l of the Dodge otuch as he could, left without tuition ot the international revenue I ranch anti rated as one oi ta»- of a number of shirts and overIsMiks in paper covers. T h .»1 leaving anything in return. rtive of Georgia, hut inovid to prolhcrs projierty. bureau under which the proliihitioncoiintry’s wealtliiest women died t-li* from Such peddlers v^eri* declared to be pool room o„ Ninth; P,e *cnt "'‘“r'y as i Itate of Florida in 1804, for, ---------■—■ ■— last night. Ktn-et. , much ns did the whole hook in pre- Shepherd Counsel To injurious in as much as they tend- unit heretofore functioned. ln*u. lh? Af inosjieriiy U. S. Itinerants Gain iif, by reducing the sales, to force Dlii'T eases were dispou-,1 of a s : war days, Seek Bond Rehearinp: follows; Frank Brown, negro, np-: tli,- merchant front business. An The dt-cea-ed i. suivived by two S o I c l f C • 'TO i l l ! ll Z Z li 'S enlargement of thl* process would Ughler.; Mr... J . J . Dickinson, tS S 'f W ash in g to n N ew s j <:hicaco . i.-w;uh? ,, klwiU* I•• V-»#-» liM o L*IOV h• . • . •»»»• *. < • -'OI m .ototvilM ««»** |C of (.'ired'. ,),>, ' i • ii .11 — A new role foi til front business would la* tit.* Clara flurlund, of Wuycro.is, ( W ASHINClfl'iN.'"A»r. l . - T h , ^ ’ m n S j^ r e to rttr soo. William the c-.m a- Jill puzzle has been uitd u sou, Edward Milled of ,ji oVcre<t. i I <utfr us'-d iiy lone- same as destroying one institution S." nnd costs; Knmtctt Hurt, negro, iresignation c f Alexander P. Moore, Nelson McClintock, will be plans, without creating another to r e ­ fifotd. Funeral service. will *e Ame •dean nd E igli-h tmveithe m e , tion co tom to th- miracle play, for- ! gambling, ilU bond forfeited: Jos- nmlawador to Spain, was made j on itraj almost at once if h,« coun,\ppr« priat iductcd from the family lion* lers in Europe as a mean;’, of find­ place it, as, it wan said, the peddler •n ilvri nri-seiitiilat Easter which t’fih Brown, guntbling, ?!!) bond known. i M.-1 full in thetr present effort to is always traveling. being found on pty pur set of ' forfoiltU: Robert Kelly, gambling, It was revealed that the admin- fret* him on bail, it has been deing fe l«»w cuuntryiiiui arui cu-lin* The attendance of the meeting sometime diowi .i the sending,,,,, 1 1$ 1 0 bond forfeited; Miltor. .Mallory, fatrutlon policy toward Uus.iia has cided. The defense attorney.-* l»>.tu,,,,** *.*i lay with Christ to Annas to Calpha was lower thnn yma! due to th. driving, 325 and 1 not been altered bv recent events, j day collected affidavit* of six wit c ’file cat * ViUl lli.it a numbir of in.tinbcr; regularity, and much to tlie einhnr from finite lo Herod; another find negru, i cckle* } im- Eo S f ie n t t.Mirun H«"ker Kcott, n.-gro, ,JD -j ’. ^ ‘‘ retary Hoover declared tha {Wages they *nop«si wouiii cau-e h--t S(d)(Jn Teigo n-s- ! VV|*|*l attending the Kiwanis Itan- i a un lit of tiu- nailer for today * ^ I * I.. eonduet, I.. * —... ft I . . iIhiislnt-ss t l i a l l i i . a j uoutlook til l.u,L- In t n i t i* Il V.uliftA m L I.iw l to i t pA nuiilnr ftl lv cose. continued; Is ftf.ftiul gix.nl ilit despite Jad|t* IL Hopkins consider 0 J• j *1 J* ! taurjuit, <»|4’hinj; ill froilit ot hi-ir qut t at tlie Seminok* Clift*. Tlu* w:,.: Ayr!! F<- ! !>r.y. ft rival, such n ; the ilitif festival \rfluir Ford, gatuliliiig gumliliitg. adverse symptoms on the stock . again the hearing for boil d ill® SA,!PL|)l 1 di . fllU* tilV ijlJtuftiirov -inf. H nJ U^lllg wilt l»e held next Tli- old rpirit of fooling your held by the Hindus on Mu)‘. 21. or ill) and i.oMs; Hubert Font, speed- |aikl commodity exchanges. ’ I l,. . JifftLl VJig lie look:. j T im ; ! last week. night at the association i ueighl'«»r was revived, not otiiy *o- it; - Kea.it of Fools, cclchrutiil by Frc*kJ*nt Coolidge authorizeti , --------inc. esse i-ontlnuod until Friday; abtiui him , la-ardiing the most like- ufllci '. ‘tinllv. but not in a husiiieon wuv. tlie Homans on Felt 17, »> which John Drown, speeding, 410 bowl the war departmertt to reduce # r - | K [ .i. V II zzcvaH M i l i l 1 l\ i j.i . •^ jj*. iij. are played. in (orfoltcil: William Frank, gamb- mury drlfis of the national guard —---------------jThe daily mail swelled and the re •iinilar tricks A l i e ^ e a iV la ll V-* mctjitajivelj , buT iutd i n ' Franco the victim is called “un l i $10 lioml forfeited; Rufus |during tho present fiscal yeatl [\i||.4 V V ill cipients were inclined to believe C f O O k s III B u t f l l i O . utoi.g.T li , Ik- overheard. -“VVhnt •»' v U ijv wore becoming mole popular f •at d’Avril.” meaning un ?! ti; ton, returned tu fmiepU in Or-1 from 52 to 48. I ______ . . {thunder 1 : a three le tier word 1 1 Flair,” possibly tram the toy unnM-ed the mailman. Bill" “. • ' ;en Noxl Tuesday latido. runaway A., ru Furk-| Tho wav hoy; miyi W. a r*uui Couxcns u iu m th committee lumumtii- took tuun up t«r [ u r r c i r n An* i A . 1 »ii- mine 'lii.itorical atitiui-ritii’it /' ii npcitiiig of the li.slu-rlt- - at that or, tli ,| rly conduct, case con- again its inquiry into prohibition tat were forgotten last Week lie- ri ii rr n„in s 'T h e a»>*vi er is » Wank «irarr, or a and in Scotland, u gawk or t innod untilii tpie consjiicuous wtih their p ro - . canon, i WVdncsdny; J . C. enforcement, hearing Mrs. Mabel | J f the id or Die ipril L noticeable »i «iif Loo. nctf. Lot tlii* was one tiling about I lh»an*<, ilrunkenn nkenneiWt ?ld bond for- Wulker Willpbrandt, assistant ,t - *‘custody *ils* ......V;0?, ^ ;’. k t*,». :lc cotint t mutt It h been a like. i lowed ’ bit tn ^connection w1 Which xrcn to k»ho\vf iimmiic oth- feltiMl; Isaac Jordon, larceny, case itorney general, hi,-It there wits no "April Fool.” r Tuc.-dny, t nil: it mo '«■ School children went more su*- er tiling ’ thut there it ample#prec- t ran >f rrcil to county court. The Fan-American Union pub- I fro™ ni*-*1* °L HutYolo off SSl.NI Jud'r* ic.*:l today by t edent for tin.(ratling announce-ptible l«> the witos’ of their April i.-bed draft* projm-ed • in currency . --------■ . fished drafts of thirty propo-^.., . . . - Fe . 27. w Le.. ti. Sharon TO TOBACCO J i GKBMAl* laent that tin-re is a huge tear in •ii aim the da a*1r WW** \T. A I t l i i ^ T s L 1 tn-atie.- and agrer nu-nt* which I1 ’wy* *^ y *_^ ^“IIH! 3. P Pouc“ Cl,r Thr civil .'iml miiial itiKki DERM ... ■■ •-Tvy-v* . r - ‘. . • -••• • r»fy» •«* w- aaoMMwaM'M f « •%. «.»«■•* »• «» * ja r w». w . V* *M»a • ••*> « •• • •AM * w* -• ~ T n i T T ’ i n , lor im- iiii * UU:AUU. Apr. I. — — iflicat: 'iinnlirahl. to the two Ameriraa. i {*der#l"rwenia ban# in M kiie aino, • It 1*t».» » «••* i.: in >iv\ ii i r * k n . l o r n T j-.o .hipping boaid announced j a car ■•o-oi to be cleaned M . W e e k ! - , j *io,v <a t u i2 ,JtlKCJ nt nitsraprvsenia- nouucument that the mother-in-law May, 1.18 to 1,49; July. I .USD • to j t t o a - it* ’ t ‘> 5 1 1 s A n n i e ha* not arrived when said relative 1.<19*w. Corn: May, l.05«3. Oats: acceptance of the $5,825,000 cash I yard# where he worked. 1 M Hii* i ' d e p u t y c l c r l k o f t h e c i r c u i t c o u r t , ‘ t i n n . bill of the Dollar lines for five thoritic* found_ all ttta,»oa I* already on the scene, and the May, 1LTo to 42. It.lVi- been nm thl 1 V a riAii.4 1 D a t e ' f o r i l i e o p e n i n g o t llu - , - i r - ; NEW ORLEANS. Apr. 1j~ T « L ! presrst-lypr chip* nay. <>pvinicii »!,»» «n-«|H uvhnu of Ai ii i ■ ing of 15 minult millionaires rii*t h a s b e e n VOII-’,cd a n to the o f th<t I n , i t e o n s ; i o l l i i i I by tlie l’ucific Mail Company, __ it# loat in gambling, ____ I* •#! a i > ; i y 1 n..» '2«!i ftHiltiiou* aunouncement*. toil; May, 21.141; July, 24.71. s e t f O r A l a ,,* ’ 2 8 . -me froi AVIATORS LOST IN QUARTETTE FIRST FOUND IN SAFETY BIG CHAUTAUQUA 7 10 0 8 f;ir‘11 ;ner" 1 Sanford Ohsorvos “April Fool” Day Wiih Regular Monthly Bill Flood f m m b M• n i a* III �n Ui r f 'I J T I . Y V / E have established fast delivery by truck, and now all leading grocers can supply you with fresh M erita Bread every day. T h is service provides you with the Southland's finest bread—bread that is not only exquisitely flavored and absolutely pure, but is also extra rich. SOUTHLAND’S T w o sizes, 10c and 15c. Serve this fine bread regularly. FINEST MADE BY 4T H E •f American Bakeries Company NEW YORK, Apr. 1.—The ini- Committee Appointed By American Humane Arancin* tion Eliminate Practice; Is Declared' To' B e‘ ‘ Useless ... , cAt . J tial 8teP in a t,,ree years’ nationill Ask I clc to S tir H erself ; wide study, aiming to make the FromHer Present Condition : tenching of foreign languages more of Sloth and Lnylr.PHs" Ag effective in the United States, hn< ffo l^ o ^ A m w ic a n i„ ,n m „ r, J - g f t S . ! can Council of Education. i o ? n ' Questionnaires mailed to 20,000 W * Mn? “me P.el?> I secondary schools, asking for sta« « ! . . ... the .tudyof French. Ger- -CHICAGO, Mar. 31 The only reason or excuse for the rodeo is crowd, indifferent to anything exi rent being entertained and, when "jiroused, a bloodthirsty one,” said " a aiutement of E. K. Whitehead. Mxtf the Colorado bureau of child and animal protection, issued here to/ijflajr by George A. H. Scott, chirmnn ? of a committee named by the A. merican Ilum aw Association to ■"•'study ways and means of eliminn* ■ting the practice. For the brute .‘‘there s nothing except unwilling-! . ness, force fear, suffering and ofAen deuth." _ “Every spectator nt u rodeo is H$the worse for being one,” declared <*thc statement, "as he is u little hsrder. u little more ruthless, u ffijlttlcm o re indifferent to the sufferiitg of other creatures, u little moru reconciled to Injustice, to - cruelty, to the pain and blood of helpless creatures.” * . The need of rough riding und ..bucking homes has gone, and the * need of catching and holding cut- on the night of the ceremonies save tlo has been developed far beyond . the reiinl'cmenta of its original the flaming torches of ancient pag­ i . usofuln-ss. continued the statement eantry which will be used in the ex­ •.. which pointed out that most of the ercises. Ail the old Hawaiians of ^stunts of the rodeo today were the island will be invited to partic never preformed on the old cattle ipate in the rites, which will bo an elaborate reproduction of those us. - rnrgjg, and many never at all. cd in the past to honor the goddess. ' * In porno of the other features of M. Luahiwn, of Wninkea, Hawaii the nveinge rodeo there ... __ is less who was master of chants under i chance for suffering or injury, hut the monarchy, will arrange chants : - in none of it b there anything ! and dances which are seldom seen g& u t ienr and pair, and sometimes j in modern dnys. He will also pre­ death lor the unfortunate dumb auiinaia," said Mr. Whitehead. pare the otferiig of awu root, which is said to be one of Pole’s most l i ' “Men also are often injured in cherished delicacies. the violence between man and An old Hawaiian now living at ..Least. But the man can choose, Waimen, participated in sim­ ran do as he likes and is not forced ilar rites who long ago In ary way. He has. beside, the ' pleasure of exhibiting his skill, his LAMB SENTENCED TO LIFE. chance ut the prize offered. BRADENTON. Mar. 31.—In “It is our American unalogue of Circuit Court this morning, Judge the bullfight, also with its eager, W. T. Harrison denied a motion r'blard tkirty crowds, its tantalized of the attorneys for Johon J . Lamb, , , and tortured bulls, its old helpless for a new trial and their client , ..horses disemboweled on the bull’s was sentenced to life imprison­ ment. FOK THE Biggest Bass or Trout Caught On A Rod and Reel Casting Outfit Wc Will Give The Following P rizes: man, Italian and Spanish will be followed by an Investigation in more than 700 colleges and nor* mal institutions In an effort to learn how far the overage Ameri­ can needs foreign language as a help toward understanding the En­ glish language, and whether mod­ ern language, pupils use English more correctly than others. An interesting feature of the study will be the use of delicate instruments to measure the move­ ment of the eyes in reading for­ eign texts. Mechanical devices al­ so will be tested as aids in the study of French, German and Span­ ish. A new Kina o f Pi H IS favorite dessert? A : any a; — sixteen or sixty—the chars . arelie’Ufirmly answer,” Piel” Hen a delicious new kind, with ali :h refreshing grapefruit flavor piui ti smoothness of rich custard. And course it’s nourishing, because ii made with Borden's Evaporate Miik. The only drawback— ever;, body'll want a second heleinrr. y( cup gupetrutt ju ice i tcitpocnful grated / lemon rind 4 . tablespconfuh dour >4 teaspoenful salt i tablespoon fed lemon juice IK cup: sugar K cup water rrMr-noonful. Best egg yolk*. Ml: thoro and one and a fsuitb cup: iujjor. cca: b io the cgv yjl yadusliy. Dilate milk with water,.bri.-e, »•? b cilb j p :b :, a four slowly o;cr the egg-yolk mixture. Cook in a dou boiler until it thickens, stirring constantly. Ccok tluee minu loajer. Add butter, fruit juice, and rind. Ivlix well. C and dll baked pastry shell. Beat five txblerponnfab tugar gr; call/ bto the stiffly-beaten whites of e jp . Cover top of vritU Ucriwgur; bro..n lightly ir. e clow oven. This will m. * 1- . . &ndypo*..s attendants are always ready to serve you, even if you only require water or air. A t these Service Stations POLARINE OIL and CROWN GASOLINE are offered io you as the best motor products obtainable. FREc. crankcase service; only charge is for oil used. Differential and t r a n s m i s s i o n •tpfvirp also vonrlova/l 1 st LARGEST—Shakespeare “Markoff” Reel. 2nd LARGEST— Heddon “King Special vfrzr MHSy' • * 3rd LARGEST -T ack le Box. | . 11 K & Contest Open From March 1st to October 1st All Itight Boys— Let’s Get Busy I ■ Hill Hardware Company ■ I >— ■ m n o r b in co n es in twd sizes; tall ( 1 6 o z.) and sm all (6 oz.) O rd er fr o m y o u r j grocer's by the h a lf( dozen or more cans. \ 1 1' INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY PHONE 53 - v •* - 1 �R a t" Msdfe Wealthy By iVccisfcn Of A'Federal finrart lias Warned -All Women He Won’t W flr u iir m in t n i«i: fin a v t , 1'i.uHUi.t •» C'ij.iM.t:uv. ■m ••• ..rt t n,ip!.UmiU. — ) . .*-■ : cl,-r.,nn. Jf 1 1 s till., mi / '.A N .rn A N X ico . .31 Nn i p per !■» f-*:nc to 'a n r ? tfcpv** lim p t !: c for o . fliiuslff scIf-ntyN* it. ill., invention lipKnri fa­ f “w » i t rat/', r/ho b?ccin\ tht?It i*;ok n:..i ai* that letically a : Inis' i^ fnilUi-talUicr- x’ . •• v i • • ’*- iv i-r n TTV|fi**-'fnT !tr dz i i : ' . it* -m u’iii!u .‘iflK *•" '»• a W n ftw l ytstcc C ftcU : C-auit o f the pr.ter.t rflico. uaraen a diary, .ppi. !n }k-rz necciftiy r;iho!dIri|T Silica li^jiwfil i :i liu evirifneu-at ir. diiiois lo i-r r iilj fnv the l ..-* : :c uid/i. I i : ! ng i‘cc!tBl ot rerai. fi WiptV*V. ; it* -* tfthed wainlet’»ii duiii j :. e.*r • of ravefacc. aked what he IrAsiufcd to do with lit* •0! ferwt IcOTnyiny' intended N hiilljdn') . t f ctO .**. lot of things Trivanc-jHI lrt.miL*' ir rnicltur* luIdHU tinriij while ht>*K ve|yi Ifo rAhl tTwI* ‘P 'i’iblo up I t hin n n w i K r h c decision i iifnvm* of Cnrvon i'O tdtn o f ore in a fumacv ■ b r. noeiiii ott rn o | fri *i ir«, v.hoieaa unde.- the on! B b l fix ltirt r n "!I i;i th? i t j t i ul 24J tcra co.iiil b? treat. ■ Mv had ;i:d in* ■ n’t* u St'r.V' > ti t 'r inl .r ■oinpony. v/fifriiiV.* ft.V;.-.;*tl <:f a 4». ■ ro fim tirr. IlM*.;rariy a jifteot i'!" 3 ). flu*. h.TTAVt? timJ ci'CcJr. ;i*i t if p n c ’ thu. of c^'tie.. ■ Acrr>v(.'irjr t<> c >ir:.Li: a fly ca i f Kevervi' .•t'her.t tVr.inanle f ire in■vjved in the railmr, whltfc. if not In M ; I,*.- »Jv, 'l -nimuf C’o irt. pv»v Bet him a.; hitr.v as .*2ft (103.1100. OfHjrnln o f the ^Am.-n*icrrt. fm eltinf! H elinirff Companion, lowvvr.r ray tb | l .they arc not involved to llu; extent of mure th in 230,000. They c.’.b cct to ahnenl. rriMfit.i iiiie Cu..<ll e ’hlinUft* tt> live 5*. 1 n tm io 'i* front hsti’i that h ia loti red him in recent oik ii tin. • vV.iic-* the nr.*vs «> the uo|l»«inr h n nnrr"l he ban b'‘cn rereiving more mail than he can rent! lit* itdid- lie was trtittlni; ninny lot ier-i fiom women vrh*? eomplnlnerl l*iiic!in.*ii., and enclosed addxcjcc.v ■ ■and telephone ntirr.bets. ® Usilnllv Capon p ie fc r i to tall: u ‘ Kili4iiu.it it*;*. ltL*l taboo nrd «s:i-h. ■ntUly. hire the hijrh co*.iit oldetl *t ii!i |i'm. tie hni* li-e - in<ir-. utBeiitive to Imiir nejjlceed social niiiinil***: Tn« tvnjlj «i| hi* rotipi ■ro :i(lorn**<l with photoj'iaphs of Kiovi • n-trenm*!-.. hut that dcuen’t R:e:in iiny'.hiny. h.« explain'. X ‘‘ffi.iK* tiT thy! « l!a;i|u*i < ur. K.'ir^ tn ;»c*t ir * ’’ h> affirn>'. ■ On m m Jr. fill. A t tile rg.* of 1 ! B * ilia iiw;p' fron* (ho fnmliy in ■ n i'i't'i. f*o h:’il h •' l\ o y ;ir .; of bl li >*> h- u**eovrrni tl-i* won•- ft:l m i;:c, a ivoi:-ir*;: " f Airfare IvtT v m ap (’lilt <:i. Arir.. 11* 1*1 iii cla’in i i • Si ">-)'i. in. h ii ■nine-* if f . In,. ’iiI aoi licil ** great -:•! of rileallilrTy ami grology. For a time lie digressed from in it.' t " t-.n ntt 1‘ x p u d itii ii m t * nveatjon FaHiop ’Vhaleb To Enter , New Career Tn Motion Pictures whose* romanVtc history over .n T. perimi peads iiky the pagos of oh! tinp fislion. The Narwhal, built at Sun Fran­ cisco in 1883, is one nf the fines', example nHont of sailing ship ernstruction? in the view of th'.> shipping men. Immediately after Iter launching she xvni entered in the whaling induatry, iix which she remained for limn yeuiv. During that time she caiahlishiid remnls. heth In xvhnle catches and fast cruises. After leaving tin* pursuit ’ nf#xvhli!<*.v, the cruft xvai in'c.j foy a nuiulicr of years in the trade to lire South Seas. The final voyage of the Nnrxvhai null'd last year xvh.ii ah; crept into San Frnncbco harbor from an ox■pcdifloti to the South Scon. On her oUthound trip froiu Ran Fran­ cisco, the hnrkenltne 'disappeared for a period ft K> mmitlis ami xva» recorded as lost ut sea. She inter appeared at a South Sea port, however, bearing utiriei of terri- loido'.i--> y*’ th* ' nioiiiun Gen•a’lihii ii S.i-acty, He left the v--. (lltion ia the xv’l l * or tlieSivrrn adn* rwnitiainn :i ' lab ,tnd -ifti-.i i’» (Vifivi.-ihua. where he i»v V.'i inked a: iii: sii-clU rg e:rJ of 111. Later G-irsha xv.mil.’ rei ove** ’lini-Jn Idaho ami Ou-|fvn. felxvlug the .gold cu n tx . For a bile b" ran an assay office. He rt hack first as far as liimiing- One large face loxva! 501? value given frea to li.e iir.it 5.J eitstOmcrs making a purchase <-f >,\.i it, :n<< uw.ro •»;..« ..ii. i i .hm.'Sk ! •• It.'.,.,., I'.u lt.!, , I. . *r.ii’ ...........ft. M l'ii I.. mv ?l l ,if,' liv» .„il *- tX.NitV t£«*L «*• l«.»ijjt.» J'.wj'imI ■>.,«.* ii> an-i Ci.Hf r, $ ou nl( ,l»«-r.’lc* I ••• liV.* .t.i «»...l l. Tif il.ifiT I.III «■r i.nil i luitl* \ "t ..till, lx » I Mi; 1 •»*. run fc»a-d J»ni* v y.-.u *5rztrgr ir i-f nic fi?r f««• ii.ir, ,\ Murvtn |imnti^> In;; dmxr.fr.ihi .i. i A. I. K»r\iti I*..i>«-»»|;>-, A. i..nn« ii; i I .siw att i.iw.lvi'l t»luuu * " *"**; tr-isxrtt-Uakf it* ifr fr .. •■»«iiii if,ir .a, *i in**. d«-xt- un e,i s r llu t• i ah i ntlif) fluitii mlb wTiii.i «* ,I*.- M,ii| iMai.’t* I'urlin.'in'ii'. I ray. i'i i. 1vi*. ui.i >i........... . 1 * !* a m .i i i.n a m v i.. —. .ii* t f H nl uUj •>f the »i KIN * * i 111** «*Ait: titli*. nil oilier |>«‘r- I nut. V vtilii ir.u ..ii,. rliilii. illli* or It i ■fk*. hi 15' Y (•• lfl«* in'll l i f t - * ln -; "%»•'*« rti : , n j n . !u'C ju.*.; »w .UiMi iu: ilif. %rt Inti • , \v, j, \*., , r... t«». * I *•—-». tlu« t'u a r i •■i»'. • 1 • n l. milt- I ' o u n i ' . i IK iium i. n> . i.u v i i i l / r j i l i r i l,.^ lamln ailil iirnmlsi't 'vri'i-r ■ .ii i .ii .' hiu*. wlmif iiaii.m il^ht ujlKniing. lit ((>:i4atitn. Cwx>' I l*f Iff fur IfiiHlicUl Du. l i f t i .h ru ii, i f f I ly in s ., ii 'v ln l'.iA lifU »> k m ! 1‘i.nrAil in hUivMl;yi i». L ii.i.* . - .... . .............. •: ... :.. <. . u l if dind .til pirs'f!! rl»ln.r 'nii rfKi*' In tM«* t..n i. ahfl 'prr! T I l l t o . i H 111 t i l l s .m l. a.-. h<‘ lr», r.atifi, K m .iim . ■i uifn-r Hu.mt 1 * mrl. ■ Ir.. -1 1 1 *l luirn. Miilnif.*. I,a.* Ai. lO.i.i.if, Itrnrf " j!it<iiii|i.1. it * * WiiKUjsti. iUhhrllon Jwnoa. *.*alila i III.iMi EXM'tn'il d .lh . lu. I i a l i l n . nullflilii.iti> .ir.il u.i lfi* f » r I'Nafliittf I'pUfliilfJ* Ir.* >M. K tiilia li F lu or W ax O f t c r Claw::* ?.I:i: ih • Stfe joy wrlilfij; Rail Hardware Co. i In* f-i. M I mHii i llliifc r I 'lm r l O t ln "ti..* • I..tiniliir inidiv kilrl f ts I iii HI#. ' \ velr Tusll* f ' h n r Her lii- i». in «i m i . j. !uiifi..»-. ir.. ii'IM Jliiir ii '• •V f..|,|ltaHrm*i*t*' u. lltO lllTinn in: nremiffM Tnvnl.rti i> lii.s nun; fit •.• • i .umini, .f lit • m ; mi i r n tO. t .f lu-ir... lir.mii f* uiml mhi-r cImimnil.i umlt*. the Mini I*’i.IIiji i utintrtifm. tlerrai.* tj I T iilHyrtrlit, lnl.-r. ..tf«l In lit* lAllil. . nil I»f. tfT. -M ,■li.Vo.vvJ In thl:.( ,mi i.. ana- nV " i1 'll I rMilftm|.Oialu*;.' tit t-n.. .-(ttii. 'iji.j. JoMl liidilfii If .lly u .. fir.., rl nii*-. I hr l.inln mu.I |i:r.nl Mil- null, wn.i , i hltnWjt. • S 1 IT n il <jriUT .TITtin lltjr r v»r PabllrMlIim. * Vi u.-am r i ni- . t TiuMl.nr vf KlorliHl T«>1 . li\ r.-.,iiiri<l in .-nip ,;l *.lii' lliitilr i<. If. Ilvliivi. noil. If I «if .-niinl-tnit i thf <Ii*.nl. ull iuicIImh .-lulnilnK inferi''*iii’ rtHtT. .ill "..mi «>-. Ip- tile Imii'Is iiuU premli«>9 lit-relii*, Jaur, A. I*, iji'-. ft .piifv i\^»r«(o^* r.rfrr ijrv sa?-i Johr.j ' Ifoltlrn.-i|f<*VN](fih or- oHieVVl-ir; 'ilti imrtlf.M .Tn i::uii-» hit-ir-.in ir» riif ine? Driver |>l«ioaht mIiiIm mill olfnifiitrn lirrelnuftfr ilf-; Pmtieo >tu IIP t,k,r. :IIi;,»rl,» <**l Otlllcr Nmry A. Milllllfl. llr«; iM.iii iT.if' VK*'»!''I. or ellierrvbr. ami nil ulliyr SAN M.SNTO. Ca!., Mar. i'.l— A ilfi.r ll.l-il* uii n»f ll**« rlitliulnc IiiI.to Hm In ih** v*Mi ••hcit!*'1 mv' w som*' ••'iisidorn t guarTvr of i"i*nVn*~ hm-lnsfn r itc* tion« for a locomotive, held Justice J, " p jn f ' -T i a»av«r.'.»i|i l*: uiV »»«ni WII i iae i lv. lv 'VAjtcr Ihr.t rccantly flU- iV-M S i m - comiiiailll lifr..Hi *S»« *;••_» ~3V nc*r mtfr«.**tfil In that eerinin tracii t l-i furt’mr nrct.-rnl that il'l*< of I mil nlluatf III afnilnulv *-o'lli-l l}*. rinrl.ri. -a 2 « U -:lc rn i-« V f-t1 ** lu- LllUn]..'.i. .1 i in .- it .. fi-k ini- lou is In-WII I ;iit vi fifK-utithr wei-ktu In TinTill- Hnll|T>e*i*’. Lfuarter of lluIfi riollrfulil. .1 i:.-wi<|>ajirr jmli. Nyrths'fit vjiiavti-r S m .r i te l .In 5<>rpln<ile «*i.u!itv. Florida ft. Tiiivn.tllln 31. X**"lti. Hnr ■ lnOf Mini iTfliTfit. itlfs. ihf |pt r,rt *>Tii#l. ‘ I • i f \»irll. iriV . 1 Ail.lillon > n .u|«l rarS of you nr.- Iiorflij •ot' V i-: nniriti.AHa, nimnisniif" I i ..•iinin-'l to appe-lf r‘ ^ ,i! it on Lite traiV ami •**'. '>. ••Irfiili t'l.-i t . . Si-ini- In mini Mil rit.'niil.ilnl ..1 ice poll l^iuniy. Florida, ■c a .u*ci> :WcmiiL*lA ii * i i \l* i-imrt hottio* In SnnfnuS, Henlno'i* '* •; ' .'!. \VKKKM. i>. f. • ’dftiit^. * K|ilr|rt*i. mi MVtirtB>. me t- ip eftw fait! they had to awaken II VVJ11TK s lit *i ilrv of .litin . lDJi; .iitlft-r.vf.! n! Mi tut- f.ir r omhunaag <-> I •ikitl J; ..r. ;^l«r jx? had Iwcii curraMl U(t| vv|]| iif fttu-n in ctin*',.*M. fov iHljr- * or. tae nrgirk* *Tf|ni,‘ ,frhc ••<1>!>}■ yon infill lilll /nf ei*l11l»f!»mt liliV l.T-M liyi-ll Hj.-il Tnr the* l'ju*l*.m ' b or.i(lt!.C.^f‘ nf ..ulullmr t it ii- |n tn< tmivr. »ler n « :‘ e.. ..aa :i not’ hurt, I' rvr*"f • ir-ifi nf nin»l .n ilrt- •-•ni«v damotf'd, ' lit- 1 nant. I.i l.m l .*.:. (Jlii'li'n. If In fiirlUcr. orilf-rnl tiiit iliin ’* ii5ro. f' otitcinla paid it coat Sl'»7.nler Iff' imMiiffi-il fincO a w<*fl< for tf.* CMAN'T.llV 7*2 to ii- p ~ t**" engine, i»n*l **• ■ ■-litIII entinorutll^e wri-lctt III TinI .Xtflll'fdr. i’nni|dalnatit court cnert-d judgmciU accordSnnfnrtl lli-rulil. u m urnimiifi noliII partif - eln•mIitv Inlt-r.-Mii* In llnlivil la Sffinlnol* t'-miitj. I-’Ivi ■ ibK.y. , < tilt! In pit-• kill |iri-inlsi-s Invnli i-il , ill". m tli'n -ililt mnli-r I! S. H.U'f.inl. - IMiSH AVI' UllIHlItKI). tliln llif i n •* -i.nl, i r -wMf ril- . tipi flay nf M.iri'ti. 132*.. IfTtrodiice Roxing In * ji..f. ml.|ii|n. ‘n h t-'lt* V- 11 I*1'1.1ll.ASff, t n r Tn ISKKull.M OKfiff. u r -tv1' ('I. ft; nf fin* rirenlf (’••nrt nf CilrriruUim of Japs Ul'jU T TITI Ii. * Somlrmlf r.ninl'* Flnrlfl i f’ r-li-r fur I'nliltrntTon. 'I 11} : Ttlf P'l-li; ..f i IfTill.1 III! WII SI'.V A I SAN m :\ n c is c o . Mar.'tlAll t,.fIli a <lf.li»»lf,f If.'ei'-"til l*f !* s*r»tf**lt»*rs< .ramej K. h/si: rtxtc ndjutant nl* lIn- I;m l. utnl nn-mlSfH Ki-ri-linffcc Apr. I. s. 11 .he Am ii - ■•;.i i. 'v reeived Pi--ri-|>n il ::s lifliv. iIi-v|h«'I'm. XlU!' ,1 <lvl> Q. 1.1, I Mild ft l<fr I'l.ijtilii’itn ii niff C II. v rii-i ihnt-n-i th7 rcvult of Lcgftm Ifi'M. .' nf.il d. ........ «.iJ nllii*HWlsrf j l.\ T llll < :*.*tl-;i(irj inr Tuklo, boxing h is nil i*;- rt If- rl.ifinlna IliunitM In iliv , sr.XilMil.l unit i»i-fiiilr.-* h"iM'nnftcr iitrf l ev*' iat* idiivi' into the crirrVulum l.ii.df .•ril..- * fk lu-ir ilrtla in , rcrantf'-* . 'h IN CHANVptty. ** .laiA oc*; military nrpdeinich. ••M'l . il'i-r I'lultn inM andi-r »li,ririnli'.>'XT il:i. •• I.. Iiin* i*iiin|i|nl|iiilil \M. ■, Thi s cacw nNmt tl*roi‘cK a ndx* Ill If tl n.cifnrd. ll«-t-f iif-il, nr ..lilll- , *.'Ih. ii pa nit i.itrili- * *-■••Iiii iiiw ■•! .’tiltIuk Molnar. If llkliu: i-tK, :d Ik'xlng-j'll-jitsu i^atch Arrctifed ii-j-f.-.iH . liffr-ii'hinlK. umi« • • m mi. a, prig». di-•1 1 t tli*! Toko n*ut <•! thi-.h-fior at i ■ fd. <ir ijllu-rw in-. ..nd all. oll'f.-j MITT T " gfll-VT TITI.I Order (nr I'nlillrnllini the1 re: u *st of (:**.u*ml l/gakl? :nin- !•: rtli*M fin mil In:. Inti ri'rl n In I •I l- oil • '#iif |i^*|ihir .. * Hojlfltors ter r^nnptatnatit Th** J'?;:!;- -if 'Fp.rl.T.. T,*. .tlilkili. .M"ln ir. Jiilln- A. •<rr|l.fd t n urn Ml! if |’vlli v XVnldnoai-1. JIuiir > XX * ii ntiiii-tirlnii I.; tli * - * Pliaritini J ihi»-k. .‘ I. I •'.rrijil'lnl ln-ri-ltl lh.it Villi a..ir In; .................... It'I iti --di-l Iii iiin*.. ci-riiiln Inti., ...Ja m l-iip-rlinl l.biridn I f in ml altilMlr III ill'll, tilii.illv and <i•».• iniMlf I'JecM Pari t|i i| Recent test.i show that silk rti tllllK.lc r.illllt.v. I lui'ldll. Mi l lit: ' . «'linrly*.tc "••airln.'-r lnit)r.' M thread used in striiiKinK pearls -rrll.ril n-* f*ii|i>wiu "w v ' llunlir. I'twriolti- liniiclun XXi-lr I’ nBil-* •'tiiirlnlli- l». rl. idimild not be dyed nor contain I..it I him III- No th P> (• - * i t I. .1 . Ilurltev, .Ir.. Ni-tilf I ..i 2 i.r iJIni.k <■ •f Tier 2 .if Ihchemicals, otherwise the luster of Town " f S-infir.l F'lirld-u nrlirla* i Mni-I.f'. ii Ih.i hiinivii'i the pearls may be destroyed, ,li- Mai-Ur), M.iuk I.- 1 1 i>»n< H. ■ -dim. tn IL II. Tra(fiiHlV.*)IX|l A. .Sudden Sweeping L E T GO! ■ am er Out W ITH F e e d it w e t XOHTII EL Safeguaixl System of Filing Ry|S=n | ;:J A*k for DtmMUf , ‘’F i/in f a n d Finthnx'* COLEMAN’S Fvcrvlhin'2 fur the Office' 207 MnXncha. Phone 10I-.I GENCY* V O IL E S , im O A D C L O T H S. L IN E N S Mi st of Them All Hand Made Summertime cool frocks in dainty colors made ritflil. Your choice— •. « OF THE ENTIRE STOCK • S2 00 cr mere. !*«*! r.flirr One larRe face towel 50c value uiven free to the first 50 custuners making a iturchuse of $ 2.00 or more. ?10,000 Stock A)! Goes on Hargain Block I • *. * Come,'join in the Bargain Feast we arc offering you on the best merchandise money can buy. Every thing in this entire stock included* nothing reserved. It all gets the Ax§. .ILKBCSK ATFSM HOSE- Men's silk sox in nil colors, per pair The summer has arrived and you need union suils. We cannot add more to xvhut T ^ ik is has to say about his union suits— so get your supply in crcpc or pajama checks. For this safe. 75c PER SUIT OLOTIS Two Sales in ONE Si< if r .i f p c w e .JkJa.kJ We ii’ive nimtil 50 «i||; drci'^L’ : that v out nl wonderful valcc*?. We are climhining ourSiTond Annixensirx Sale xvilh BAKTIvft oitri you will i»e* the limefit of c:ttr unusual low prices at this stupen Buy all you need now as prices will novel* he any lovvci oft theso goods offered you a t thK^alo. The merchan­ dise is all clean and fresh, and we are reducing our stock to can y over into the summer months as iittle as pos­ sible; as per our usual methods. llf ’A O n e I ;l o f S p r in "'.'miner I nto ic And Aprons House dresses and aprons tor li»*a ro o m slip ill e n te rs . KBap Punin-s Silk Hose LnrficcV s p a r punV|xn in nateni ic:ttiic . eciul I’ll re thread silk hose in ail colors. Sale okiK’ld ^kifvtilda^W ii hnii IniinoioFiiG iV iiile Kid hiunduis at Full Fashioned Hose F u ll fn sh in n e d h A-sf.it! all c tlrirs . H eguh ir $ 2 . 0 0 fo r , Sandals . 4- »W»#».*♦ KHAtt! FAPflS \ very good value at eoljari. attached. Some xvjiJirut eulloffli some xvith separate collars. All Silk Tics knitted MEN’S STRAWS T TT 1 4 4 f men s Sport S h ills AJejVb silk Popular brand of men’s union suits exceptional ly Rood value for Your opportunity to shoes Hi the !nxvt'::t prices We have marked them ii' xvh fer this specinlsale* Vd'.sr choice ties S I’E t’lAI tuT V5c number for this sa.’q " 1 PiN lhkl K pa n ts $1.39 PERPAIR f.adic.**’ F u n d ai puntp Aav«|» >Ou canvas crfr.rd::. Patent Pumps Falmt Or»«*- Strap Street, fmposit OUTLET Sanford, Florida ! EXTRA SPECIAL SWEET OHK WORK SKIRTS �kliilH r r w attmcM »««»( i M S a r St SaafsrS. I'lxrM a tow*- -h« As Brisbane Sees Good Friends With Canada „ ... . — .,w c » n RooMTrH'H Plain jTwtepyjpfo Yon are 90 Per Cent Good. Air Travel t Cent a Mile. BT ARTHUR BHIS^ANB T h e cost of n college education is steadily increasing year Magg flatter, by y ear, according to figures which the Tam pa Tribune* has oher XT, 1 5 l l a t. ll(«- Postofflc* BanfoM, Florida andt-r A ct of collected and presented in a well written, editorial of a few days ago. Though these figures at„firgt may appear dis­ couraging to a poor boy seeking higher learning, still th e in­ crease is scarcely larger proportionally than th e general in­ crease in the cost of living. T h e student a t the University of Kansas, according to the . IC B lC IU P m o S RATES figu res, is put to an annual expense o f $827, while nt the f Y aar.^$T .M Six Mou»hs.._*J.E0 leered la C ity by Carrier, per U niversity o f Illinois he must pay out $900 each year. At sk. ISc. W m kly Edition $ lo * some o f the eastern colleges the necessary expenses run as high a s eleven and twelve hundred dollars. g MPECIAI. NOTICE I All obituary However, generally speaking, there Is no reason why S sV n«s uf liwu'm, i«t*>lutlon* and n o tice . of entertainment!! where anyone, regardless of his financial status, cannot get a coich arg es a re made will be (harated lcgc education if he wants it and if he is willing to work for fo r er re z r$ a ? .a 4 v « tliiin r n .tea. it., T h e self-help bureaus in practically all of the larger col­ ■ m i R E R T H E ASSOCIATED PH ESS leges make it possible for students to earn part, and in many The Aaioclated Pres* Is exO ust e ly entitled to the use for repub- cases all, of their expenses while going through college. ttlon of all news dispatches A t the Kansas state agriculture college la st year, it is sired It rd to It or not otherwise cred ­ ited In th is paper and alio the local said th a t forty-five per cent of the student body were entire­ ■owe publlsh-d herein. All righ ts mt repabJIcetlon of -ipeelal dispatch- ly se lf supporting; eleven per cent paid jJart o f their own ex­ •e herein are also reserved. penses ; while only thirty-three per cent earned no part of their expenses a t all. From a recent vote taken in the senior WEDNESDAY, APR. 1, 1913 class a t \ale, it was found that nearly half were working THE HERALD’S PLATFORM. for p a rt of th eir expenses, and a large proportion paid their 1.—Deeper water route to Jackson- own w a y entirely. Hov* the students are enabled to do this, to work a suf­ viDe. Sc—Construction of St, Johns— In* ficien t number of hours to earn eleven or twelve hundred ilan River canal. dollars a year, and yet keep up with their classes, is explain­ i , — Extension of white way. 4.— Extension ta local amusements ed by th e selfhelp bureaus. These bureaus are responsible in — swimming pool, tennis courts, etc. large measure for the placing of students in positions where 6.— Acquisition of a municipal they can earn the greatest amount of money in the shortest Baud. time. They get jobs for the students in eating houses, in «-— Augmenting of building pro­ cleaning and pressing establishments, in laundries, in wood gram—houses, hotels, apartment services, in tutoring school, in the offices of the universities, houses. t .— Extension of street paving pro* and in a thousand and one odd jobs where they can make m. enough to make both ends meet. -Coast ruction of boulevard So th e time has past when only a rich man can continue ■round Lake Monroe. in school. Were Abraham Lincoln alive today, he would not •.—Entrance Into Florida state walk fifteen or twenty miles to borrow a book in which to baseball league. 19.—Completion of city beautifica­ glean knowledge, he would be doling out hash in the Com­ tion program. mons o f some big university in order that he might more readily have access to thousands of books in the library B IB L E THOUGHT FOR TODAY, about which the university is built. •J PSA utf« Male Quartet cssary expense and a dangerous en tanglemenl fur their country. The fact that this country stays out of the leaguo has some weight with our neighbors in the north. Thee. Thou I.ord of Life, to seek the things that do not pass in using but the things which abide. IN TH ^ UMBLIGHT The fire upon the hearth is low. And there ii stillness every­ where, A And, like winged spirits, hr re and there The firelights shadows fluttering ROLLICKING FUN MAKER A GOOD League of Nations might be constructed on this conti­ nent with Canada and the United States as foundation members. A league to take care of America. North and South, leaving Eurepe to look after Europe, would be pop­ ular and useful. Close and friendly relations be­ tween Canada and this country over especially important. Our Inter­ ests manner and standards of Hid­ ing are practically the same and this country could learn several things from Canadians. INIMITABLE IMPERSONATOR i .. ~ iT's y ABooT TrAE t F IR ST DAY— APRIL I REDPATH CHAUTAUQUA A REAL PROBLEM ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT THEREFORE it is n comfort to hear from Professor T. H, Mor­ gan, eminent biologist of Colum­ bia University, that every one of us has, from his ancestors, a men­ tal and physical inhcritencc at least 1*0 per cent good. Had he percentage been lower, the ancestors would not have sur­ vived and would have no descend­ ants. Couched nt her side I seem to And mother holds my hands again, Oh, for an hour in that dear pluce Oh, for the peace of that deur time— f Oh, for that childish trust sub­ lime— Oh, for a glimpse of mother’s face! Yet, ns the shadows round me creep, •I do not seem to be alone— Sweet magic of that treble tone And "Now I lay me down to sleep!" —Eugene Field. SINGER A \Yv5ElF / WIIAT YOU arc nt birth limits definitely your future possibilities. Your surroundings and education may enable you fully to develop all that you have in you. But nothing can be added to the limits that are fixed with your first breath of life go. POPULAR DIP A llTTlE h V W U L A 77N ' THE LATE Theodore Roosevelt's letters to his friend, Cabot Lodge and his remarks to others are in­ teresting. \V. J . Bryan he called a "Small man and a demngngue," and of Woodrow Wilson, he said to a naval official, "The man (W il­ son is a physical coward." jeodore Roosevelt spoke plain­ ly, especially iti these private let­ ters, published after his death with the consent of his family. And as the shadows round nic creep A childish treble breaks the FIVE BIG DAYS M c M U L L E N ’S HARBER SHOP Largely because of the attitude partnership of concord, but French Season Tickets $3.00 Same Barbers and Equipment of her dominions. Great Britain I suspicion presents a barrier. . ... . . . . How do wo know it will not NOW AT 113 MAGNOLIA stands today in respect to the provo to bc another scrap of pa Geneva protocol much as the United , por? " France usk< with consider* States did on the Lcngua of Na- able justification. She recnlls 1870 tions. The. protocol is a rewriting' and 1011. It is u suspicion heighof the conver.ant specifying how toned by Germany’s reluctance to the league members should proceed i give guarantees concerning her against recalcitrant members. Thai eastern border. She is willing to United States kept out of 'be j pledge hcrsolf not to disturb the league largely because of the fear j boundaries drawn on her western WHY A BLUE-EYED man and woman nev» ^ have brown-eyed that if would embroil her in quar- front by the Treaty of Versailles children. How it happens that a rela in which she had no interest. |but every Gorman entertains the taste for drugs or drink is never British dominions now oppose the 'hope or regaining nt least Danzig inherited and many other interest­ protocol because they do not want J —citylM) per cent. Germany, now ing things Professor Morgan can to inter commitments for the so- ,,arl „f th(. Polish corridor to the tell you. But the most important curity of various European b o u n d - 1 un<j „f ultimate union with arJi??* , , , what remains of Austria. is this: 1he Geneva protocol therefore; ,, , , . . . Industry, Ambition, Thrift Ninety per rent of the heritury will not he supported by Great I Midland !* not eiiitrr lu eoniforces within you are working on Brituin, despite the fact that it is I " ,il " l " ”1' '»>" "tatua the side of virtue and success. » the product chiefly of lUinsey Me-| '1U0 the eastern border— a point Donald and M. Hermit. S o m : on which I-ranee insists before she NEWS FORM Paris will interest other wav to a;.*uiv the security These are three very important fonudntiun stones of suc­ eigu a treaty with Germany, railroad men of the kind that of Europe will havo in be worked ll ,»* • h,«hly complex situation cess. Now, while you are earning, have the ambition to think. For the cheapest airplane ou\ and it is the i - irparlers on ,m<l will not be work out in a week suvo ns much as you can spare from your income. An trips from Paris to Rouen, u dis­ i this question which are agitating month. The most encouraging account with tho Seminole County Bank will ho of splen­ tance of 80 miles, a 50,000 franc IEurope today. Germany has made! Indication is that Germany may f.d did service to you. 4'1 Interest Paid on Savings Accounts. prize was offered. Urouhin, a advances for the formation of u |accorded a place in the council of French flier, made the trip ut u European peace association to in- the nations. She i« carrying out total cost of 80 cents, one cent a elude England. France, Belgium, |the Dawes plan in good faith and mile for gas and oil. And he won Germany ami possibly Poland. |>s entitled to ji hearing, to say the prize. I England appears favorably dispos- the least.—St. Petersburg Inde­ Up in the air there are no road­ ed to accept Germany in a new pend. beds or rails to be kept up, no fric­ tion or bumping, wenring out roll­ ing stock. Before the Fords get ABOUT READING THE N EW SPA PERS through with their airplane build­ FLORIDA TIMES-UNION ing, they will curry ten passengers from Detroit to Florida for oneSTRENGTH - SERVICE - P k O G R E S S newspaper the white paper used I opartcr of he present fare, in onein a regular number cost more than' third of today’s running time. the price to readers; an average! _ Sunday edition of the paper prob-'ALLA BUX WAZIR. aged uncle ably costs two or three times as r of the beautiful Nautch girl Mummuch us the total receipts from ■ taz Begum, tells how the girl’s renders. Advertising features ! J new "protector,” n rich merchant, make it possible to offer the news, ■ having taken the dark skinned of the day, at home and abroad,j* Mumtaz from her rightful "owner" the Mahrniah of Indore, was mur­ sport page, the society column and coalmen t and micellaneous reading. a In order to get advertising at i ■ dered for his audacity. tho lutest on current crimes, court litigations and politics. However reasonable rates and thus carry on J important any of these features the new»>j<«per publishing busines, ■ may seem, they are but incidents it is necessnry to have many read- * ufter all in the getting up of a pa­ ers. The merchants and manufnc- a per. Chronicling current events is turers und all who are anxious to ■ recording history while it happens. tell of their wares and products in * Intelligent comment on these e- print do nrtt take matters for grant-1 ■ vents is helpful to the rending ed A well-appearing publication1" public. There is room for improve­ makes an audience for the solicitor |g ment in-the secular press, us else­ but very soon the prospective nd- ■ where, and Prof. Grant M. Hyde, vetiser inquires about circulation |* of the University of Wisconsin figures. The people who nre going ■ says: "If we are to have better to pay for exploiting their goods ■ newspapers, n better community, a nre Insistent upon knowing what a her delicate brown face slashed better government, we must train chance there is for many to see ■ REALTOR with tho knives of hired murder- a generation of young people to what they say, in print. And the j| ers, told to disfigure her, that-no demand better newspapers und to public, buying and reading—at ■ other man might own her beauty.Jrend them intelligently," and adds. least cnsunlly—millions of news- J * That is the sad part of the story. ! that such a training is the job for P“ Pc rs each day, in now we!! un- j " Rooms 501-502. I’hone 1)5 ounu Bm m San fo rd ,F la Build The most sentimental man in the world is the onion eater. Some subdivisions have iorated into long division. Feature A rtist of National SOME OF Canada’s able men suggest getting out of the Leagueof Nations, which they call unncc- C No let up this slimmer. foe next winter. MANIPULATIN’ B L MY FAVORITE STORIES BY IRVIN S. COBB deter The original of I’eter Dunne’s Boost your home town. Don’t immortal character "Mr. Dooley," expect outsiders to do it if you kept a saloon in Chicago much fre­ won’t. quented by newsnaper men. He was ii born wit, and in his way—and “Sleeps in Furnace, Burned to a very good way it was, too—a Death." reads a headline. Well, philosopher and a student of hu­ he ought to be. man nature in its vurying nspccts. One wintry evening na he perched Gerald Chapman apparently has behind his bar in friendly conversa­ brains. Too had he didn't use i hem tion with two of his regular natrons there entered a so-called journa­ to some good end. list whose reputation as a ready Poverty drives one man to steui borrower and a poor payer was und 99 men to work.—Boston Trav­ more than citywide. eler. Or vice versa. They say that the reason Bolshe­ vism isnt spreading much any more is because Russia has quit raising Hell for export. British who love scandal have been well supplied with materiul zcccrit!)*.—Ttiitijia Tribune. Kcsuing American newspapers. the samll loans I’ve hud off of you lately. The old man’s fuce gave nr, sign of his feelings. He lifted his broad bulk, waddled to the damper, e x ­ tracted from the till a hill und with­ out a word passed it across the bar to the promising man. The latter, murmuring his thanks started to cram it in his pocket but took a second glance at the green­ back. "Hold on here. Uncle John," he snid. "I needed ten bones and this bill is only a five.” “That’s all right, me son," said Uncle John; "it makes the thing come out even." "Whut do you mean, makes the thing come out ever,?" “Why, five I lose and five you lose,’’ said Uncle John. WHO CAN OWN A HOME F. LANE ----------- b t l Khi.AKI WILBUR, according to u dispatch to the New Y ork KANSAS CITY TIMES Times is worried. It seems that eleven warshipr, with all their anA statement of one investigatot ti-Hircrafc guns, blazing away to The Marquise de la Fniiasu do Coudray is reported considerably better now. It hua taken Gloriu Swanson several weeks to get used to her name. is that more than ore-half the homes in the country are owned by individuals whose income is less than $2,000 a year. It is declared further that perhaps 90 per cent of those who acquire homes do not purchase them outright, but by means of small payments, a system Reading about this Moving Mountain which is said to huve shifted one hundred yards across Itio Blancu Valley in Colorado, reminus us of some of the men in our The Dearborn Independent has figured it out that when the base­ ball hero makes an extraordinary play and the crowd goes wild, the extra strain on the grand stand amounts to-three hundred pounds u square inch. Moral: Dont shout. Should the President’s love of suspenders spread and the popu­ larity : f belts wan, it’s going to bc a little hard for the bachelors who have ci.outrh trouble trying to keep buttons on their shirts without worrying about suipendcr buttons. ' Sanford is out after its prorata of publicity. Nut content with be­ ing the champion celery section of the nation, it now claims to have the oldest bob haired woman. She is 88 years of age, und says short heir is not only a time saver, but iHtttlllH* I h ig h s ch o o l and co lle g e Irio’b*. p*. d eist Hie emphasizes the necessity of th<*; looki newspaper ns follows: “Without w*th the newspaper, our social system i know would be inarticulate, our demo- P®<>P bratic government impossible, mod- ones the limit, at an aircraft target, j 0m business could not exist. Hut- It were unable to score even one sin- its influence is only partly effec- newt gle hit. tlve because the American public*, i nnd --------while buying millions of newspa-1 dren THE SECRETARY hat demand* |per*, does not reild the important: inter ed a report, and that is u good j things in them.” |nonu idea. A letter ideu would be to | Publishers of American news- that build about 4,000 fuot fighting a ir-1 papers arc toduy undertaking to ! the I planes. '|,,uko rfiidn accurate, interesting,. but What do you thing u half dozen entertaining nnd useful, and feel The bombing airships would have dune , t|iat they have an important work men j to those 11 warships, while they |in thus offering and proposing a bcco Iwere shooting off their comic-opera j matter of intelligence und advice, prof |anti-aircraft guns. |As has often been said, and with iuinl Warships ure obsolete. Battle- |full truth, the accuracy" of tho , deal shins ure_ inerelv big hutr.orr, caay .news printed is of nrst consider*- 1hens ! tion. This must be maintained if a ! hard |newspaper is expected to continue |youi j iU clientele und it is the number of ! to tl and teach tnem to build all planus, i readers that determines tho news->scho ' ..... ~ * j paper's capacity to ninke a living HOWARD l\ CURTIS, who b u s'fo r the .army of worker* entailed. s|>erit five yeurx in Japan, brings j In *tho average modern American news of that capable und energetic nation s war preparations. Japuu does not intend to be taken unpre­ pared, whatever foolixh nations may do, und she deserves credit for her intelligence. Japan own* and is building muro ie Loans on Residence.^ and Business of tha swiftest light cruisers in Easy Repayment Plan the world to look after her ship­ ping und take care of cny enemy Office in new Merriwcnthcr Building First National Hank Huiidin£ F o rce:— Miss Ruba Williams, Miss Helen linage, Mr. It. L. Shipp. Sanford’s Realty Values Are Beginning To Climb We have two exceptionally good propositions, that will set you in on thu ground fioor Realtors 202 F im t S tre e t �■cu tV K N X dtufce; 9:.'id jii orchestral -2*1 I WDA P r:6) 6 School ox the- Air; 11: ry Old CniMt frnTle.' VM *'. WHAS Louisville Journal (800. [ PHONE: — 148* l^ & lIR Y N ^ L K E Y , Society Editor. PHONE:— 1U». 4 2 8 -J 8) concert; 8:30 children: 10 feat­ ures; 12 orchestra. WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paul Missionary Society February Honor Roll (416.4) ?-io New York program. WEAK New York (491.5) C ser­ . Gives March Report Of Lake Mary School vicer; 6:40 history? 7 baritone; 8 The regular business meeting of F lr.t Grade: K.rherine V .r ,,.,, the Methodist Missionary Societies.! Mr. and Mrs. J . E. Lain*, Miss : f ' i M V"'"-V »"<> 1 WJX New York (46-1.3) n or. whr hem in the church parlors, Laura Lain?, Dan Janeth and E. Monday Mar. 80. Mrs. G. W. II. Wickers clave Wednesday on Second Cr.do: Cl.renee O o ,h . r6 * 5. . ' “ ™ ™° Spencer, president, was in charge. a motor trip to Miami. Wednesday ,lu ,chThe- regular business meeting After tho dovotionni and regular Mr. and Mrs. J . L. Walker, Jr., HU bo held at the Woman s Club order of business, many interesting 2:30 o'clock. , reports were rend fr9m the six and two children, of Windermere, rftdfffritmg friend* he Jennie SpswUing Circle of circle., showing ah increase and r an ford, .Sunday. Baptist Church will be held at. muth added interest in the woriC.1: home of Mrs. H. A. Spier on Mri. Spencer was e le c ts ' 1 | 0 d»nco ! - 11 P* rwl-V cluhr gate to represent the Sah^urd AuTThe many friends of Mrs. C. A, Madeline Lk-jd. letto Avenue. Filth Grade: Charles Whitaker, ■ iliary nt the State Woman’s Mis- Raulerson, of Gencva,j.vrill be sorThursday 1 sionary Conference to be held in iry to know that she again in . Clarence Peckham, Damn North, i 00 the Fernnld-Lnughtmri Hospital. 1 Hesbn Touchstone and Dcssie Sln-jTA1^ K0,f ,e9son: 10 SmUin Thrup kirs. John Meisch will entertain Miami, Apr. 21-23 L-ietarv < nance. Monday, Mar. 16, the “Program Idlers Bridge Club. Sixth Grade: Albert Whitaker, |P.^ f0AW Omaha (52C) f. story; meeting” was held at the homo of Jdiss Gladys Cochrafi,' of Camilla, [rs. A. M. DeForrcst will enter“nnou,n.oed; G:W orchcslra; ®. i thc Every Week Bridge Club. Mrs. Claude Herndon, with Mrs. Ga., is visiting her cousin, Miss Bormey North. Elmore Uoyd. Harold Dixon, Charles Sewell, Mabel | n\viprMrpi,Pir°5ya?l* /-naoi r Turner ns leader. A very interest­ Evalyn Cochran, at 714 Magnolia Thursday Ferguson and Elliott Wilson. J . hi.a.r e,phia J ’*08-2] ®i The West Side Parent-Teacher ing program on “Korea" was giv­ Avenue. Seventh Grade: f.milo- Myrtle Mvrtln North, North. I ' talk; i : 1■>concert; 8 recital; Seventh association will rr.Tet at 2 o'clock en, after which the hostesses. Mrs. 10 orchestra. Hammond Dixon, and Richard VerElder, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Doug­ Sir. and Mrs. C. D. Brumley, of Instead of 3 o’clock a!> previously WFI Philadelphia (394A) 6 lass ami Mrs. Herndon served de­ Chuluota, were shopping in San­ ncy. anounced. talk; 7 concert; 8 concert; 0 or­ licious refreshments. ford, Wednesday. chestra. Friday Circle No. 3 met Monday, Mar. Y KDKA Pittsburgh (300.1) 7 The W. C. T. U. will meet at th e ) 30 nt the home of Mrs. Walter E. W* M. Scott returned Tuesday RADIO program; 7:30 Masque and Wig rst Baptist Church nt at 3:30 o’clock Raines on Holly Avenue nt 3 from a hiisjness trip to Pinehurst, >ni a.b|is)nt»s Pinr*“ “ * club. I’rogram for Apr. 2. ......... ' There were 18 present and i N nC., and.'Fort v->»— _ The Florida National Guards will o’clock, Vnliey, r> Ga. WCAF. Pittsburgh (461.3) C:30 WSB Atlanta Journal (428.3) Uncle ive a dance nt the Armory. worked on the many beautiful i Kayboe; 8 concert. 8 program; 10:45 organ. things being made for the bazaar. _ W, M. Young of New York City, KGW Portland Oregonian (401. Saturday Mrs. Rqine.s and Mrs. A. W. Epps who is spending the season at the W E E ! Boston (47o.il) C:15 o r - ! "rchestrn 12 dince Imuic Valdez Hotel, 'returned Tuesday chestra; 7 W EAF musical; 8 m u s-, WKAQ Porto uico (340.7) 0 :.' Story Hour at the Library at 10 served a dainty salad course. teal; i» orchestra. concert --------from a trip to-Miami, Vdock. „ , rconcert, WGR BufTulo (->19) 0 music;' KPO Reading Club at the Library at S'nn Frnnci'Co G) o'clock. Miss Tengue Simmona left Tues­ 7-10 musical program, WEAK. 0:30 Concert; 9 dance; 10 organ; 11 Schedule of County day for a visit with friends in WLS Chicago (341.0) 6:25 or­ Welsh night; 12 dance gan; 6:50 Sennt1' theater; 7 lulinby I Miami. WOAI Snn Antonio (394.5) time. 9:39 '•-chcstia. Nurse WEBH li Mr., and II. -Bogh, . Mrs. -- , Charles ------ — „ , -r hicsgc o Post . (870.2) . . 7 ivOY - Schenectady (379.6VJkGO CharleL A. Bogh, of S ch ro o n Lake., concert, tenor; 8 Riviera theatm,; ■ c .4- Pn|/t i ' cIubf t 3Q N. Y., Mr. arid Mrs. E. O. Kelso, or |V ounce, sopranu, saxophone quin- armv l)ani,. FOR APRIL 30 l’nn American .................................... Pain; Beach and Mi«s Elma-C. V, tot; 11 dance, tcr.u:, Jvpranp. program; 10:30 organ. ................:........Apr. WMAQ Chicago News (447 5) j Osceola .............................. Apr. 2 j Kelso, of Grooverville, N. Y.r who KFNF Shenandoah (2C6) 6:30 3 are sptMiding the winter ia Palin 0 organ; 8 garden, talk; 8:15 Boy concert from Clarinda. Sanford ..................~............ Apr. )ne S ta r With Three Times ! Oviedo....... —........................ Apr. (i, Beach and are touring the state, Scouts; 8:50 lecture; 9:15 pro­ WBZ Springfield (333.3) 0:15 gram. Heat of Sun Is Found By u k e Apr.' 7 , arc guest's of the V’aidez Hotel. talk; 6:30 lecture; 7 saxophonist; KYW Chicago (536) 7 concert; 7:15 popular pianist; 7:30 organ; j Scientist of Smithsoniun chuinotn •........................ Apr. 8 j --------......... .................... ......... ....... Apr. 9 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. AVcock, 7:33 speeches; 8 reading; 8:20 ar­ 8 single orchestra, concert, phli-! ❖ Paola ................................... „ WASHINGTON. Mnr. 30.—Es­ Lake Monroe....... ................ Apr. in Juck Aycock nnd Mrs. J . A. tists; 9:05 talk; 10 nt home. 1 In * |harmonic trio; lu :J0 Radio four; X __ _ _ of __ 10 of Geneva ____ Apr. 13 * Sheppard motored Wednesday to somnia club, Nighthawk*. , 110:45 orchestra. % timating tho diameters WGN Chicago Triune (370.2) 0 11 'S-5i. /vugusune vvnero win at(•"brighter stars by separating j Sanford W. S. P . ___ ........ Apr. 11 t. Augustine whero iney they will KSD St. Louis (silent). j •> heir heat into a long spectrum Sanford S. S. P........ Apr. 15-16-17 i tend tho Ponce De Leon cclebrn- organ; 6:30 concert, string quin­ WRC Washington (469) 6 trio ;; jnd measuring the heat of the dlf- ; Sanford K. S. P................... Apr. 20 1tion. Mrs. Sheppard will visit her tet; 8 WGN quartet; 10 dance, jazz. 7 Cuban night; 9 dance; 11 orches-i jy WLW Cincinnati (422.3) 6 trn. Apr. 21-22-23-24 sister, Mrs. G. Mcitin. rent colors nnd then calculating Sanford Grammar Apr, memory contest; 6:45 talk; 10:0;;t WCBD Zion (3116) 8 snxoic probable temperatures of each ; Homo V isits ....... Apr. 27-28-29-30 William N. Walton, of Pnlntka. concert, quartet, monologue. Molo- ph0„c quintet, choir, reader \ these heavenly bodies, was the 1 The above Hchedulc subject to is a guest of tho Valdez Hotel. ! dy boys, accordion. ork of Dr. C. G. Abbot, director change without notice, « --------I WEAR Cleveland (389.4) 6 or the Ast.'ophysicul Observatory Miss .Mnrquetta Zciglcr, of.Palni gan. the Smithsonian Institution, durSpecial 5f)e kg a rernnt series of field CXpor- CJIHjUItEN-S FA1A L DISEASES Beach, is the attractive house! WFAA Dallas. News (475.9) : Old Engiish Floor Wax <>:.>u recital; 8:30 program; 11 hu- 1 guest of Mrs. Frank Donaldson. pents, whose results have just , OflTer Closes March 28 mor and music. cen made public. | --------WCC Davenport (483.G) C:3C A star, having nearly three times j Worms and parasites in the inMiss Ilubn Williams had as her Sea !ic hent of the sun, was among testircs of children undermine >luncheon guests Tuesday, Mrs. F. Sundman; 7 musical. KOA Denver (silent). lose observed by Dr. Abbot. Thisihcnlth and so wcakun their vita! L Skclly. Mrs. Morton. Miss Mori WWJ Detroit News (352.7) 7 kas Beta, Itigel. having an csti- I Ity that they are unable to resist ,„n an,| ;.|n!. Brown of Orlando Hated absolute temperature of 10,- the diseases so fatal to child life. A|j |)Ul .skclly took the boat i WEAK concert. WHO Dos Moines (526) 7:30 degrees centigrade, com p a re d J The safe course is to give u tew for Jacksonville. I glee clu; 11 dance, kith the sun’s 0,090 ^dc-| doses of Wlute « Cream Vermifuge, j WRAP Fort W’ortli Star Tel.-Itent. CP-an, Hepalr rces centigrade. O t h e r s t a r s o b - ! It destroys and expels the worms V oqc-hnlf1 ^ cent 1.postage __ stamp . . . giam (475.9) 7:410 concert; 9:30 '"k v y 1° the , . ; nl ftir .the Brbcd with a greater temperature! first time by ...ucd ft>r bj j popular, classical. H. S. POND int of the sun were: Vcga.i health or activity of the child, j ‘ "j lan that the United States govK I’KX Hastings (288.3) 9:29 ..e temperature, 14,000 de- j ...rK,‘ doc- 8old by i.aneys Liug ‘ ’ IlnviK's — Ratliff lisolute mandolin, sextettes. I’liniu- am * recs contigrade; Sirius, the bright [ *5^oro' it star lr in the heavens, 11,000; Pro~ yon, 8,000. The other star:; were Capelin. 5,800;; Aldcbarnn, 3,000; Btn Pegasi 2,850; Betalgeuse, 2»600# nend Alpha Herculis,-‘2,500»j |Thc last two have an estimated diumeter 500 times greater than [that of the sun. Dr. Abbot used in this work a {.radio-meter, constructed under the /direction of Dr. E. F. Nichols, (pioneer in measuring the heat of |the stars. Utilizing the giant tel­ escope at the Mount Wilson Obser­ vatory in California, with its 100 Inch reflecting lens, Dr. Abbot wn pnabk-d to obtain fairly accurate neasurements of the beat of the lifTerent colors, even far into the Infra-red. Curves were drawn, in licating the spectral distribution In the radiation of blue, white, yel-1 low und red stars, and .estimates : their probable temperatures rere made. C I’. L • J V i u. \£jv±' Jill . U; Go To r«w Personals Social Calendar tr ■:/ ^ USTANT STARS SURPASS SUN INi SIZE AND HEAT il.ym.n Rail Hardware Co. Type writers 7 itO 7 £1 JTStfSS: tsteB& x P . Pll It* d evo ei VOi LO T SALE W H A T do y o u r w a llm ean to you? A drab su rface which roto th e w hole room o f its beauty o r a clean, bright, restful playground fer the e y e ? If neglected w alls could speak, th ey’d ask for Devoe V elour Finish. It brushes ou t freely, covers perfecUy, and drie3 quick­ ly into a fiat, velvety washable surface. Phone 8 . SA VE and T H R IV E Free Lot t*A I. II CUt IIT nt.inx fur the future m a t * I t ,»r> fur me to «lisp-*, <- of ptV, place mid other property a t L'lnuttllu. I.a ke < ••unt>. ^‘luridu. ■ “.U,llll. I’lHST” INX'IJSTCttS I'- miIInIi InviMtiilD who try Inn hard to |>Uk up ' -tu; m u it- v " fr. iiimntl) h>»«- tlu-lr "lialnnce.H Ki-tp VO\»|t lialnnt-c In th e hank or In s a f e li v e s t m e n t * reeotnnientleil by your hanker. FIRST NATIONAL BANK sA xronn . v i, . ;i:\ s\ Tlilr a health. Price *60c. by I-aney’s Dnig Store. [perfect • ( •j t "Sold 16! 16. property will U.\ sold at |puhlle a u c tio n to th * hlKhe*t hhll«ler fur ca s h or on •■»«y i<-^r«, - i * |suit purchaser:!. * • i 'P . t*t H M s n n t i iio v ii: ( ’umpleti-ly fu rnished e-reojpt i iioiise w ith second story s lu ip la x iit rph. . ( t a i t i , a;p|4 _sb,j;(jfif,, fr<*ntln.; (in one o f the very best . i*.iveil slree|3 ; «iv*rlovigins l-a)ic i I i -..stillcl. .\ desirable place to llvu 'a n il will probably sell for utioat (•ill - h a l f Its value. . * ,v I..XKH FHOXT-* l*ilm t*ouri unit Orange Court. I SUlullvlsblno a r r botli titnilllliil proA d i p< rltr* fronting on amt high above «• u [„*!;i- I niatllla right In tho mbltllc f the original (own, * u r r e u n 'l* l by t B ounod.homeM nml Inuring orange Y * qroVea. I will *>ffcr tw o won-l»rft(I* «%n corner loin fronting on l^ike Uutaj* ♦%*|tlll.i a-- well a- --veral other verv t Sli-bol -' lots lit Calm Court frontitiT V S l o n « Str.-t lined With gnireMl palm . twenty-fiv e feet all. An! f n i - ai . m tv R x rK <'->urt au-l <•»»!-' I.it>* that will inak.- tho flue»t VERTICAL EFFECT. --*• T in t u s c >1 b .-n u tlfu l t - i r n - i i nltiv bl^' lata on o r jn x o and ■very lot trnntUxi liiiini-lbcil Ntmet. rlooklng tho lako tfnutrs w alk >ols uml the ntllln. i '.t t t:n s T itK ir r s I,<>t• will a ll be am i nrange grove* nr u» .nine the umo nriv*inal I iiKtctixu onovr. F T iiin u -• Ball Hardware I . will alio offer In Oranfl CHICAGO. Apr. 1.—Agricultur­ al fairs and dairy c'ittie show, »ving district, state-wide, regJnnl and national prominence vv.d hnre n the $23,090.09 in cash, and ■her awards offered by Tho H<>1- 1 |tein-l’i ie ,i:m Ass >, jution of tmerica this year as special priz-1 s tor the showing of Holstein*. ' Bible and crossword puzzle fans will find a combination of their these awards are inadb In addi-J hobbies in this puzzle. It centers around u famous incident in Bib­ lion to the regular prize offering;- lical history, as the sketch shows. The definitions refer.back to defi­ pf each fair and dairy cattlu how. | A new feature this year is to I nite chapters where the words in the puzzle may be found. Kj provided in tho prize awards for! HORIZONTAL 117. God. Kvtate herds nt the National Dairy \ ■18. Piuccd. Dan. 6. phow. The rule requiiing the ap-; 1 King who imprisoned Daniel 20. Some, nt all. Dan. 0. uearance of not less than five e n -, Dan. 6. 22. Fein, pronoun. Gen; 2. tri»*-j in th.- judging ring to fill tRiMnn in picture. Dan. 6. J20* Before this, since. Ezra 5. t'lass has been revised and the fol-1 Border of garment. Matt. 9. 28. Part of verb to be. Jer. 14. )owing -liding -calc of prizes i s ! . . . latst part. Dan. 6. 29. Animal in picture. Dan. 6. how effective: Or.c herd $75; two j Pronoun—one more. Dan. 8 ! 410. Morsel. John 13. lerds, 8100 and $75; three herds, in Bottle for wine. Isa. 22. 31. A division of the earth. >125, 190 und $75; four herds, 21* I’rophct who was Elijah’s sue- ;(2. Rises (up on feet). Dan. 10. J150, $125, $ 1on and $73; and for ” ’ cessor.. _2 Kings___ 2. 33. Age. Ifive or more herds, the regular oq p'r„*"LV ciTm'imi"' lian 11. ' 34. Remount, balance. Dun. 2. f c w . , w a > - *>*>. » • » . p « o . w l a i 38. Direction he If way between the Holy Land and south ' In mldltlon. .K c l.l prize, toul- f t ’ Topmost * ' member ,unli,!ht'of human pole. I'Kings 7. .......... I ing $500 an* offered on Holstein, ‘ j 39. Eldest son of Judah. Gen. 38. ■heed- >- thin tlaoa by tncj.K, Perished. 1 La. 9. |40. 3.1116. |Holstein Association. , “X* Prophet; 2 La. 24. «•’ Sixth note in scale. oO. Correlative of cither. Dun. G. 43. Therefore. 1 Kings 8. BRITON'S FAVOR CYCLES. _______ M . Toward. Dan. 2. In . To. Dan. 4. To resist; to hate. Job. 30. 45. Third note in s^alc. LONDON, Apr. 1.—Great B ri-ljn Places; sows. Dan. 11. 147. Expression of inquiry. Wtn has 1.242,000 motor vehicles, Ijo" Subject of No. 1 horizontal. 148. Point uf compass betw according to the latest figures anDun. »>• ' Europe nnd north pole. Dun j buUuccd by (he ministry of trans-l.u Servant of Solomon, culled It. i ptirt, which states that during 1921! ------------ ------------------- i S V Amon. Ezra 2. the gross receipts from motor taxa-! ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S |“ V Where Daniel was imprisoned. Hon amounted to $75,000,000. This i Dan. 6.. CROSS-WORD nuii,her includes 474,000 private Pieces of wood. Num. 15. cars. 441.000 motorcycles, 210,000 4 ' fri t N gtV F [\ g ^]K commerc.ial motor* nod 81,000 taxi-,cucity ln which Elijah M e !a cabs andi omnibus » 1 lived. 1 Kings 21. ■i t A ik nj about the Devoe Heme improve■ w ent Plan ekereov you can pain t your h em e—inside an d out—a n d pay fa r it in Im monthly installment*. Prizes Offered To Cattle Breeders A liottle of Harbins on the shelf! nt home ia like l.nvin- „ (|„ci„r j„ [the house all the time. It gives! j instant relief when the digestion |fircts out of order or the bowels • I ,, .lo ttct- t,ne or lw«> doses is | all that is neces.'arv to start things I moving and restore tiiat fine feeli '•y J . V g ? ' .V- i- . .4 J i ■i * TODAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE AN EX IIILERATI.NG Jm Kxclamutiou. Jer. 14. Second note in scale. Idol (pi.) Dan, 2. Father of Baruch. Je r. 32. With. Dan. C. Name of an ultar. Josh. 22. v «'iiter pronoun^ Dani '-* , V ,• .lt(^ a D tL , V' s fine imported broad ...............$3.50 and 35.00 STRIPE MA DRESS p cs g u a ia n ie e a *. Vo* X «• mi .$2.50 and $3.50 {• IMPORTED SWISS STRAWS Big shipment just arrived in Swiss straws, tan and white ...$5.00 to $6.00 SPECIAL—Stripe Madras and Percale Shirt s, plain neck hands and collars attached. East colors for...... ... ....... .................. $1.25 to $1.75 each uiQViiigr inures mane SfUlt. Upon. Dan. 6. Masc. pronoun. Dan. 8. 7 M l �V, . . .hii'|-. (. » " ‘ . v. ^ ►• ' o/, ’, ■ fjiS T 7M ■_> ty' i V'* 4-.*» 3K Titty SAN! Pi T '>*•> s y v.*■' '.t , •>>>:>* D iiY IvnS ATID riE A tM M M T .O W . IN W N EH U RST AND Y O U T O D -W L I ji i m iied (iibounS-TUnnejdh 0 of the erstwhile * ftra w n . Nlrk Championship Briiii u hinihelf, will ploy, Richer Hi the lift; I P 0 , field or still do a port of the twirl* NEW YORK; Apr. 1.—Offlclah; u in*. The lineup, n* it was Riven of t’. if Polo tlidbW * Athletic chili » this niorninir. doc* nkl ruijit a 1 f: 1 fielder nnd, though three net? ploy- lu:j . today a-.nosneed they expietd rru ore due in within1(lit nbxt i4 cd"L* cTo-'1 nrgetlataiu’ tumerfow Idelman, p 0 . hours, this position win 'probatf!}' lor thi peudsrK light-hiwtywctyfti Saunders, d I be filled b ji the manager. * ^nietrli hofe .between Toni -<!ll*l»*>trW Afid (fan: Tunney announceSmith, p Larne Crowd Sees Athletics In In the event Nicl: go*« in*» Hie Client - followed a eoitfofrhi*e Ini-*' Melillo, S A, outfield, the pitching will devolve YVinnln* Form . On Munici­ Strohm, 2 tween Tom Gibbon* and (Jede I' upon the shoulder.' of Monsieur Tuitnfcyy Thi* unnqunH-mcnt fol pal Athletic Field t Final Luo? .....: lov.'.jtd'axonfer.-nce between Jlnimv Count Contest Is 5 and 3 Tk.Fores:, match-maker of the P.i Total...:.:..;..............3f) 3 ' Id Oi'Viunds A. C. and t’ddic Kan,, IPH1LAUHLPHIT Ab. It. II To Play Bisons . Bishop, 2b ________ 5 1 l itiunuuci of GiblOux. Lamar, if ,... DcKi . i ; aid he wont Intis etuii Here Wednesday Miller, r f .... th*Katie fv'Jtov/htg the — Hauser, lb ;iband*M|rier.t by GihbonV man[Two Double Pl&yg, A Triple Simmons, c( ered »>f nil hope for a meeting And a Three Bagger arc the Cochrane, c . Ubiu/oen Tom add Harry Wills at the Milk .Fund show in May. Knne i Highlights Of F a st 'Dattlc Dykes, 3b .... Smith, s s ..... firay, p .Milk Fund promoters lust night' Manager Harry Clark's Mil wnu- Wnlberg, p that they must produce n »signe-l kce Brewers went down to d 'feat contract Irnm Wills by noon today before Connie Mack's'Philadelphia BASEBALL Totals ____ 6 10 4 1 I or the fight would be considered Athletics by a score of 5-3 yester­ Three base hit, Armstrong; two elf. The conferir.cc between Kane, SCHEDULE day afternoon before a good-sized; base hit, McCarthy; stolen baser,1 | end DvForcst followed the failure audience at the Municipal ball park. * Melillo, Brief, .Miller; Struck out. of tile Milk Fund match-makers to An attack in the ninth inning! by Cray, 1, Malbcrg 3, Sm ith-1; mevt Kane's demand. According llial netted two runs decided the j bases on balls of Faldclmnn I, to D eforest, the match between argument in favor of the Mack-i outindcrs, 3, Cray I, Wnlberg 2; ftibbooi, and Tummy which has lysen [ men. A neat single by Bishop. dcubla plays, Bisnop to Smith to tentatively fixed for J u n e '12. urml Lamar's s a tr ifice, u. hit bAtsmnn, Hnuscr, Smith unassisted to linuvirtually clinched today, (he only Hauser's single between first and scr; sacrifice hits, Scnuite, l.amar, hold-tip being the absence from th ■' second base nnd n sacrifice fly by Simmons. ! NOFOLK. .Mar. HI,— ntfeUtiff of Billy UiBatnt, manager Simmon* brought the battle to n Detroit. (A ) • ..13 1' : of the American' - chatttpLfn.'- Gt>»fitting close.- ■ ijn fc rNor folk. (V . I - » *. in > irp - pt be nrr;cr.* r.t •The w isnim inTcam ia iil a trio Mpor«% 1 Stoner, Jiifthtoli and cncc tomorrow./nn,l TlePor?«t fs*.d . itviric;-, including Kddciiunn, Woodall, Stningc; Giarksmi, Cnppi he was confident of obtaining then j who started, and Maunders ami tho signed contracts of the iwoj llummiT and Funk. smith, while Gray, who entered principals. the fray for thg Athletics, retired in the fifth inning in Wulbcrg's NEW ORLEANS, Mar. : favor. A triple by Armstrong, and Chicago (A) .... . i McCarthy’s double were the long New Orleans fr>) I Lyons, Robertson. Crouse Tentative Lineup o f Local The extraordinary lhirdzbtib: Shaw; Tenney, Brouasard treatment f<>, flesh wbtiiids. elds, i Diamond A rtisls Announc­ by the Philadelphia Infield and a Howie, •* *orr.i. galls, burns and realds i s ' ed By Nick Under Today total of six errors for the two Jin', as cl for live in the .stabb: • teams did not prevent the guntc i.i lb* home. Horse flesh hoa'.i} from being one 'of the best seen with renin iKnlilu sliced under' it «* I lie first appearance In Sanford l. nisville t.\. at tho local park this year. —rftil influcr;.”*. The. treatment; the local club of the Florida Mobile (Si , The Milwuukec club crossed bats of is the same for animals as for' Stale Longue, when the Macon, Htinlup, K< With tho Buffalo Bisons of the In. South Atlantic League club, will be WalHi; Tucro, h im: n*. Firat wash out infect-' tcrnationnl League this afternoon ions g oiiis with liquid FloWsmic, 'f scheduled originally for Dncotc. at 4 o'clock at the Sanford ball played, and the Roroiami* Powih*r co onlrt" : * Saturday, will Ih> played Friday, field. Inasmuch ns the American it wax announced Wednesday ir.ointhe healing nruccsa. Price (liquid) j n u M iie e u Association and International lea­ log By Nick Carte:-, local team v V.-v i V V .'Hie, fiOc, and tl,2H. Powder* ‘Mir1 gue arc considered on u par, the manager. ami OOv. Sold by I.nncy’s Drug The game will start at L 1 ..i game should be evenly contested. 3 o’clock, the time at which the 11 ,\. Reading of the International majority of the exhibition matches league opposes the Milwaukee club have been started during the t-piing *v ,,,u) WHITE PLAGUE SCOURGES. Thursday here for the final prac­ training season. TOIvfo! Apr. 1.—An official re­ tice game in Sanford. The two players have been work* ORLANDO, pot'. states that tuboreidosis is in­ teams will ulso meet at Leesburg lugLocal on the municipal field for the Cincinnati creasing yearly in Japan. TUcre Friday. The P.cading-Milwnukec Uniform.-, have arrived lu.-nl n*» ... t ; me now 1.300.000 : uffeicr.; from game at the local ball park will be. Donohue, Renton mid Win ti-f wj*l| ub'.'ut 122,00d gin at 3 o’clock. |to begin the senton >»iey ami Smitn. i-caths a year. Armstrong, ,1b ' FIRST GAME OF LOCAL CLUB IS COMING FRIDAY New Standard S ix P h a e to n Notice to Celery Gi Packers and Shinm A New Companion to the Famous“43”Cleveland Six! Lighter Six of Finest Quality iix performance in a mode; is lighter, more compact an J lov/cr priced than tho famous S p e c ia l Six. »* Nov.*— w ith on inveKtrrvT.t r f Iran than $ 9 0 0 —you ran rc-j the ncnpntiorul power, npcrBiind r.anur.n thatClevpmnd Six displ w hen it sm ashrd all records or; Mount ’.Viiaon, Mount Diablo M ount Bit’ *.y— —when it iiuJe il.s 'electrifying run of 1000 n*,:!cr. in 745 min ^ O n e -S h o t” L u b rica tio n System T h o m a i u l v r.( * m h t n ia iu ic Clsvwlmd b it ••wrv*** iriiity m th* eonvonlene* and "■ ""T / r! “Ci'irviflin" i.unnratinh Denpil* ih* high real, this «•*. cluair* fraiur* h»t h«en Incorporat'd in ih* chaatii of th* n*w Sbnrfin/ Si*. Ynu at*p on Ih* ptunx*r ami oil av*iy chai'lapari. No|(i*a«e|pins. Ho oil rani. ffh* "0»*.SM " t^t™<t*ii*» J , * , * U M ««»•«* unH-r B c » ,n CroducU C*. p tln ilii S ta n d a rd S i 1195 asj invented and developed by TELL BROTHERS for washinj; and pre-cool­ ing is being protected through patents and a contract has been entered into wit h The FLORIDA ASSOC!ATEt^’ :,'XGINEF.RS, ’ n<’ O it rlandj), Florida, for the manufacture and sale of the machines. We rcspecLuljy request ail those contem­ plating the use iinstollation of this type p o f washer to cpwnuinicate wifh >he Flor­ ida Associated Engineers. Inc.,-as we pro­ pose (o fully nrqfect our rights to our invofl'iorts and our contracts with Hie Flo­ rida Associated Engineers, Inc.. OIIIDA CLEVELAND MOTOR CO SANFORD, FLORIDA V* nr* �— si • u iiiii’/ i.'.s |;• ..-I <• ____________ FOR PROFIT Terms; Cash In Advance TeteaksM wni he re­ ceived fr«« »••»«* *«•- ■|Mtsr •**> lasm eBU telr t o r 10« « line M* « line Or ■ IIm —4c m ll*« puck Facis Type double ubove i Rates. 1 *ko reduced ra te s a re fo r con­ secutive Insertion*. Ja words of overage length ere counted a line. Ilnlntutn ch arg e 30c (o r (tret Insertion. IQBcruuit. ,11 advertlelnr is restricted to proper classification. l J|| r an PIIWI error Is made The a saw San* lord Herald |UIU laeim n will »» ••• be “ w responalbla R . -----------------------* *------tlffo r only one Incorrect Insertion, the advertiser fo r subsequent ■Insertions. The office should be (notified Immediately In case of I error. TQ A D V EnT j REBg A Herald rep resentative th o rj oughly fam iliar with ratea, rules I and classification, will give you complete Information. And If ?>ou wish, they will assist you n wording your w ant ad. to mako It more effective. IM PO RTA N T All I h N B t l i s n r * MUST be made la peraoa a t Tke San­ ford Herald office or b r le t­ te r, Telephone dlaem stlauaaeea are not valid. Servico Courteous. Prom pt. Efficient. TH IS BUSINESS DIRECTORY its drstgsed f . place w ithin easy I ranch of the people of ttunfurd (th e service. «o often needed. |Countt this lU t when sa y apefotnl aervlce l« required. It la la rra a g rd alphabetically fo r Ijronr eon-enlcncc. Automobiles WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Rush ord­ ers a specialty. Phone 417-W. 9 Railroad Avenue. THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— Printing that pleases. Prompt service. Telephone 93. New lo­ cation. Welska Building next door to Used Furniture Co. REAL ESTATE J. E. SPURLING, sub-division specialist Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. TIN AND METAL WORK JAM ES H. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. A t Oak Avenue and Third Street Tele* phone 111. Building Material MIRACLE Concrete Co., general cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes, i . B. Terwllleger, Prop. HILL LUMBER CO. House a Service, Quality and Price. PHONE 148 ■Clarified Directory Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company Phone 565 N. Laurel St. DRINK WATER IF BACK OR KIDNEYS HURT Ad d r e s s in g — Muitigraphing, [folding nnd mailing—as you want it—when you want it. Phone 673. H. E . Porch, First National Bank Bldg. Too much rich food forms .acids which excite nnd overwork the kidneys in their efforts to filter it from the system. Flush the kid­ neys occasionally to relieve them like you relieve the bowels, remov­ ing acids, waste and poison, else UttrATURE “AND MOTOR R E ­ you may feci a dulI.mUory lit tho kidney region, sharp pains in the WINDING. back or nick headache, dizziness, the stomnch sours, tongue is coat3TEWART ELECTRIC SERVICE !cd, and when the weather is bad CO, Expert Electrical repairs. you have rheumatic twinges. Tho urino is cloudy, full of sediment, 103 W. Central Ave. Orlando, the chnnnels often get irritated, Fla. obliging ono to get up two or three times during tho night. AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT To help neutralize these irritat­ ing acids and flush off the body’s IENT-A-REEL Car. Drive it urinous waste, begin drinking wa­ yourself. Oak and Second St. ter. Also get about four ounces of Jnd Salts from any pharmacy, Phone 3. take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few AUTOS FOR HIRE days and your kidneys may then net fine nnd bladder disorders dis5AGJE AUTO SERVICE Day appeni. or night. Meets ail trains. BagThis fumou3 salts is made from gago transfer. Phone 551. the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithiu, and AUTO T R IP S has been used for years to help clean and stimulate sluggish kid­ IRS. J . B. CALDER. Day und neys nnd stop bladder irritation. night taxi service. Anytime, Jnd Salts is inexpensive and makes call 44. 282, or 25._____________ n delightful effervescent lithiawater drink which millions of AUTO WRECKER men and women take now nnd A. MERO. Day or night ser­ then to help prevent sorious kidvice. Dny phone 394. Night j ney and bludder disorders. By all means, drink lots of good I phone 59C ___ _________ ; water every day. LLive your phy! sician examine your kidneys at CAFE ; least twice u year. —Adv. BELL CAFE ‘AMjanford’s best in Service and Qual­ ity. First Street and Park Ave­ SIGNS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN nue. If your breath is bad and you have spells of swimming in tho DRUGS ANEY’S DRUG STOKE — Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. We are as near you as your phone. Call 103. ■ I_________ ELECTRICAL_________ SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillon dc Platt E116 Magnolia. Everything elecBf trical. Phone 422. Electragitb Radio. FILLING STATIONS AND AUTO SU PPLIES FELLOWS’ SERVICE STATION. Gulf Gaa, Oil, Tirca, Accesso­ ries. Service with a smile. Elm j and F irst Phone 447 L3. ^WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ nolia and Second. First and Elm, Sanford Avenue and 10th Street, Expert service. FLORIST CFWa r t THE FLO RIST” Flowers for all occasions. 814 Myrtle. Phon* 260-W TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS ■ ■ a a lc on easy term*. fo r rest, also repairs. Offirs supplies. Room 9 m M rs -. ______ ________ _ .. Miscellaneous ^ ■— Real Estate ■■■*■" ■ i — i t — ^ 1 y* 3^* FOR RESULT^ rs.-. •.tsirSm. *” Rooms For For Rent For Sale — M 3 Postal Job Open. FfOR RENT— Nice 5 room furnish-) FOR RENT—Rooms with er* wrti-« BARGAINS Civil Service exam, to be held FOR SALE—One practically n e w Reaschabl|: rates. ed bungalow. Screen porch.1 out meals. i ^ cottage $3,750. $500 cash at Sanford. April 18 to test the Underwood Stnndard typewriter typew Lincoln House. * , ,^ Rent $50.09 per month. 1305 San-j fitness of persori* seeking ap-Ualante terms. W. J . Thigpen, No. 5. J . T. Newby, 610 Magnolia, ford Avenue. “ ------------- --pointment as P. O. clerk or city ” nat phone 652-J. , Tou nro wasting tif ny>x* mail carrier. Entrance salary $1, ; One nineBARGAINS duelling $7,500. FOR SALE—7 passenger Wescott FOR RENT—Three room apart­ ney If thi.t page ha* 700. Write G. A. Cook, 945 Penn­ $2,500 cash. room Balance terms to . sedan, newly ment. unfurnished. Adults only. silled advertisement painted, going sylvania Ave., Washington. D. C. luit. \V. J. Thigpen. day. No. 148. 615 Laurel Avenue. North nnd must sell this week. for free information.__________ Inquire W. A. Jackson. Lake Mary. Souvenir rogrums of Ponte dc FOR QUICK SALE—South front H.tvc you rooms to rimt’or *5>me lot on Union Avenue close to CASH—Paid for false, tcoth. den­ FOR RENT — Furnished front second I.con celebrntio.t at St. Augustine, hand furniture'<o ielt? room. $4.50 per week. 206 Enxt Flo., April 2, 3, 4, mailed to any new Forrest Lake Hotel. Small tal gold, platinum and discard­ Uso The Herald’s classified jingo Thiid St. address upon the remittance of 30c cash payment required. Address ed jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and and get results. to dofrny cost and postage. Write Rox 123 care of Herald. Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. LEARN ABOUT fo lk County and R. D. Hill. Box 1053, St. Augus­ Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* tine. Fla. FOR SALE—32 acres 2 miles out. FOR RENT—House for rent. Close T*ost and Found In. Inquire 209 E. 5th St. ara. Beat advertising medium In Between 2 subdivisions. 900 feet FOR SA LE— Spate on the page >uth uf‘ “Florida ‘ I ■Published ............ mornings. HI LOST— Lrdies’ wrist watch be­ on brick rond. Going nt n bar­ for classified advertisements. Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. tween post office and ‘Union FOR RENT— Modem two room gain. Phono 571-J. Why not rent those vacant rooms, WANTED—Middle age colored upnrtnient with or without ga­ Pharmacy. Finder return to Miss OHIO—Xenia. Make your salsa or sell that second-hand goods? woman to cook and do general rage space. 803 Union Ave. I. A. P. Mitchell. 711 Park Av*., through the Xenia Gnzotte, houso work. Apply Mrs. O W. FOR SALE—Rhode Island Red H. Gibbs. Hens and Irrlian Runner Ducks,) Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural THE PERENNIAL PKDLBIt Spencer, Sanford Height. Phone Rabies were known even in Arisall Inying. Mrs. I* A. Rcnaud. FOR RENT—Two or three room tole’s time, he having written an district Want ad and display No. 100. Phone 156-W. rates on request All the selling devices and me­ \f8umishcd apartment 815 Park article ubout the disease. thods originated during the modem WANTED—Bookkeeper, can hun- FOR SALE—Home. Two-story. Avenue. COT.miDUN i Os.) t . E D O E n —C l a s s ­ industrial age have not succeeded die several extra sets of books. Six rooms and bath. Modern ; ified nds h a w the largest c i r c u ­ in elimirytting the peddler, who wus J .G . SHARON Apply "Dookkeeper” cure of Her­ conveniences. Corner lot. Both! FOR RENT — Furnished house l a tio n In S o u th w e s te rn Georgia. probably the first distributor o? ald. R a t s Sc f * - w o r d ) lln>. .'Ireel.-i paved. Rest buy in San­ well located on Sanford Heights Attorney-st-Law merchandise, the business nomnd. ford. P. 0. Rox 67, Winter Park, Phone 9082. Will practice in all the courts TO REACH the prosperous farm­ If he does not exist in his old-fush- i x t iih t 'i n c u i T c o u r t o p t i i i : Floridn. ers and fern growers of Volnsla loned ;ruise, he in still with us In Examination of Abstracts of Land SHVKNTII J I J lllt'l A I. C IR C U IT FOR RENT OR LEASE—Ware­ county advertlso in the DeLand canvasser. And he is hero to stay . O P n . O R I D A . I X A X U P o l l Titles given especial attention . There are now 320 cities in the HKIIINOI.K C O U X T Y . house space on A. C. I- Siding. Dally Nows, rate lc per word, eaab declares Alvin E. Dodd, Manager United States which hnvo determ­ Offices in Seminole County Bank IN C IIA N C K U Y Sanford Machine Co., 2nd and Ouk with order. of the Department of Domestic S. K. Ilrown. Compluln.'itit. ined the nren within their boun­ Ave. Building Distribution of the Chamber of vs. daries into zones. MAINE—Watarvtlle, Morning Sen­ Commerc» of the United States. Thomas I. Iloyd. e t nl. Defvnde.v' tinel. Thousands of Malno jiaoC IT A T IO N . ”Houso-to-hou.no canvassing,” he FOR SALE OR TRADE—4 pas­ pie are interested in Florida prop­ said in an address to u natiunai . a Kthrl C. M u rk s, widow, u nonWANTED senger Cole 8, good tires and erty. Reach them through tIk F lo r id a , trade o rgan ization , “ although ptob- IT .n '.'i-'U cr l ^ r r s l S l n o a 'l a ^ i a r t s - new battery. Car in fine condition DAVID B. H YER Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ ably one o f tho vumu.iL fo rm s of viu«\ Darlington County. s«itu th 211 French Ave. tion. ARCHITECT Carolina, and Thomas I. Itoyd. If merchandising, is manifested in n iv i n g . nnd w i f e . -------------- U oyd If FOR SALE—Cabinet talking um A LITTLE WANT AD in The pew form which, although of dis­ lilvlim. Cnrio-lllis llt-11. If II vlntc M<-mb«r X L A chine und 25 records. First Herald will bring you liife re­ tinctly sporadic and apparently a n d wife -------------- IJ.-ll. If l i v i n g , class condition $55.00. Citrus lto*» nuiiJimr und If o llh e r , o ny o r n il o f sults. Advertise those old nrticles accidental character, now is accept­ till- suld p a r t l r s d o f r n d u n t he d ead . Heights Filling Station, Orlando Orlnmlo, Flerhla CARPENTER WANTED you have stored nwny and have ed ns generic nnd seemingly of a t o nil uurlh-rt r l u t m l n g Inti-ri-xt Rond. no use for. A title thlrty-cent nd permanent chnrnctor. I do not under Tnoman !. Uoyd. dccrax. d ar.d T IIK f l l l f t IT C’O U H T OF Ilo yd . dHceased. C o r n e l - IV w ife. may bring you several dollars. know how many kinds of merchan­ Ins N K M IX O I.K C O U X T Y . F l . O l t l l l . t . Ill’ll, tlpriMiseil nnd wife. ---.Must ho an experienced man nnd Phono 148 and a representative will dise nro distributed in this mnnnur, Hidl, dccvasi’d or otherw ise. In IN CIIANCKUY but it must amount to many hun­ nnd (o tin* a willing worker. Apply 2211 Innds hi’relnnf ter H e n r y W . J e f f e r s o n , C o i n p l n l n a n t . call to sec you. x o i 'T i i i .t v n p .h x t vs. Hill fo r D l v o r r e Palmetto Avenue. dreds of sopsrute articles embrac- dcsi-rllit’d. situate, lying and be­ Anna lln T h» Pslnt Thai Saves You rp Je ffe rs o n . D efendant. ing In tlir County of Seminole Money, FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Orandojing the whole alphabet of small nnd .State of F lo rid a, more im rtlcO rilrr of r i i l i l l r n t l o n Manufactured by morning Senlinal; largest classi- commodities and even some larger litnrlv desrrlhed ns follows, to -w it: T h e Hlnte of Florniu. I'o: gkersun-l.laalxlry I’ntut Ca, A n n a llnrp Je fle r s o n , d efendant The Kast 11)1 feet of tinfled business, rate lc a word, min­ sizes. The practice received a se­ Sold by In tli« a b o v e Myl.'d rniixe. Houtli Italf <HVj) of the N orth ­ rious set-back during the period i.n ssixn p a i x t c u m p a n t imum 24c cash with order. It oppeiiring ny tin* sw o rn hill of east Quarter IN K 'D of the 1 1:1 Vina nulla Ave. when the sale of lightning rods eompluint herein filed that It Is the Houthivest Q u arter ( M W , ) of Phase 37U b e lie f o f lhe rionplnluuiit In tile MeetUm 31. Township ID, Mouth THE MORNING JOURNAL Is the was associated with the utterances W \NTED—Messenger boy. Apply uhoxo entitled cause th a t )uU are accepted want ad medium in of fraudulent notes but this stigma }„„?,* /‘“any :«n.V**5ii other person. a resilient of n S ta te o r Country Western Union. Daytona (Fa.) One cent a word has not attached to the sale of |whose ntim»« nro unknown, claim- ■•tiler than the S ta te of F lorid i a nl th at your place of reslde,i?e Is un­ sewing machines in rural communi- *"*. n"> r1* 1'*’ title, or Interest in know n ami that you are ov e r the an insertion. Minimum 25c. Room wanted by young man of H B B ia a B B B n a B u a a iiH ifK a a tics A I l f qovi’rnl l5,ulrIlu< . . , a . ,h'* Property lies. /\ lint list oi several hundred hundred ,‘ ,|,.H 1. «r any purl herelnuhuve or parcel age o f tw enty-one y ears and that good habits. Address Box W. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. articles sold in this manner hns I there.if. there Is no person In the S t a t e of ELEC TRIC FANS . , Johns County is reached through been prepared. It contnins nearly! ,l. I* hereby ordered that you nmi F lo r id a service of subpoena upon fa re of Herald. whom would hind you; It Is t h e r e ­ :• In. S ta tio n a r y , 1 speed 10.03 the St. Augustine Evening Record. everything that ean he bought and j mir circuit Court hi the Court fore ordered tliut you. Anna Harp over 12 years 9 In. O s elllailm ; J speed ir. *•» Quick results. Two centn per word. sold, including oven cemetery lots. (House at Sanford, i torhiu. <m the J e f f e r s o n do appear to th e 1,11, of WANTED—llovs old Co lake carrier routes. Apply 12 In. o s rK lu tln g . 3 speed ... --------------------------I 4th ilny nf May. A. P. I'JSS, mid eoiiiplalnt in this eause on th e 7th Sample copy on reouesC in in. O sciiiu tlng & speed .. m ir t v o i o n tio iu e a a I then ami them make answer to the day o f May, l!>2e, at the Court II III o> nt the Hernld office about 12:00 9 lu. OxiSllatiuK l speed .. ARKANSAS FOR BUSINESS j hill of complaint exhibited uKtiinst In Mauforil. Hnnlmdc Couuiv. P i n ) o'clock. TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tamps Daily l)(iu In lid* cause. da. am i In default thereof H ecrie LITTLE ROCK. Ark., Apr. 1 EDISON MAZDA LAMP? Times, the great homo daily It lx further ordered that thin nr- I’r o C o n f e s s o w ill I.......id „ v d a»:.iin.<t rate l ’Ac per word, mlnlmur,. The Arkansas legislature wants j d. c lie luddinhed In The Hanford you. Said cause helnw a su;t for Irons— T o a s t e r s — P e r c o la t o r s Try Smith’s Barber charge 26c cash with order. Write textile mills in the state and would |Hern id. "newspaper published lu dlvorre. I T IS F I H I T I I K it O U D K U F .D tlml exempt them _ from taxation for .unpp I .Hemln..!.-f o rCounty. Florida. for complete rate enrd. t , , •»a«*h Hulit r»nni»pu. lid s o rd e r he |iuhllshed once a week E . P. RINES seven si?▼ vii yuum, years. The iiiequesuon question win will be ue uv»* ilv** wickh wn Ux.. for e ig ht (X) consecutive w e e k s III Shop for good barber W R S T V I I t O I N I A — ClarK u b urg . T h e Th e Sanfo rd Herald, a newspaper :m Kast The llssk et” u con-. 1of, the, i Irctllt Court ofrIl.the nil* 'i”' C la rk ■hunt K xponent. m o r n l n * voted upon _ i in the , form . . of ^ Heventh published In Sanford. Sem inole work. Ladies welcome. the Mint.- „r County Florida. I n c l u d i n g S u n d a y , m ornlnir l«su « stitutionul amendment at the noxt judicial circuit of I r e n t p e r w n H , m i n i m u m 11s. state election. I Florida. In and for Seminole CounIN W IT N K 8 8 WHKHNOF, I have h e re u n to set my hand ami offuMnl N ext to Valdez. ..■-n i-i. fin n im T mZ” Twice before the legislature has i A lhe I" 1 *,:iy ,,f ''lar<1'’ Nenl oil this the 111h dav of March PALM BEA Clt j t^U N T Y ^T he Hl5'iri^»l?il^f<iniitIW.'e ^ml[S Vy«Mid1 I mI uP ' i:. Docut.ASs. 1115. scene of stupendous development to the stute by cutting out taxes ! V. K DOt'fll.ASS. clerk of the t’lrcult Court *>r Clerk c ircu it t ’outt Read about it in tho Pnlm Beach over M noelo,l o f v,.i,eu F.i.d. M l T I C i : O F HAI.U ' , l "' Heventh .ludlehil C ir c u it of over a period or years. Each time . Florida In und for Memimde I l y : A. M. W K K K N . c . C. Post Sample copy sent on re­ the effort has failed, due to con-} enmity, (S e a l) N o t i c e Is h e r e b y glvur. t h a t I. ns quest. W II.St i.V ASp ecial M aster a p p o i n t . .I In t h e stitutionul provisions regarding •}; A! .-J.V.J.'u KH- ,u- r G. TAYLOR DYER S o lic ito r s t-hillicery c a u s e , o f I ’hll K ux enhu rg. the adoption, of constitutional UJ. *w. mpknckk .lit.. Holici'tnrs nnd Mur I I . IX. O i .m i i la l n a n t . vs. S u s i e 11. U rlm s lc v , ADVERTISING M ■ * if It I of counsel for the Compllanant. Muv >1 l'nlnting— Decorating n s a d m i n i s t r a t r i x of t h e e s t a t e o f reaches potential buyer*. Pa-|_ J . (_'. U r l m s l e y , et nl. In pniHtinm-e ............ PHONE R03 ............ f a n o r d e r m ail.’ and e n te re d In Intka Daily News is circuited In j ~ M IT in : OF AlHH.It'ATION poll oaald c a u s e mi t h e 2nd dny o f M arc h, an industrial and agricultural sec- ' TAX ItKKI) IN Ill'll SUCTION w ill s e ll a t p u b lic o u t - c r y to RTS OF Till-: (JKXHUAI. NTA-; fit.- h i g h e s t and best, b id d e r f o r c a s h tion. Help Wanted S TO REACH BUYERS or sellers o f ; B Florida real estate advertise in a tho St. Petersburg Times. One cent' J cent n word daily, two cents a ward ; ■ Sundays. . ■ $ 20,000 ADVERTISE in tte Journsl-Hor- \5 nld. South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon.:* weekly and Sunday Classified rates i „ 10c per line. Wnycroas Journal- B Herald, Waycross. Georgia. In Cash Prizes TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand It to your local dealer so you can rend Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year $8.00, 6 months $4.0C, three months $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your f rder. “DO YOU WANT to buy or sell anything?” If so advertise In tho ’’Gainesville Sun.” D K V K I.O P K K n A T T K F T I O N —Pen - I snoolr ■ b e g in n in g the c r c a t t i t d«- | vdlopim-m In fllo rld a's h la liry : nl h a lf m illion Uollur hig hw ay to th« ju s t finished ; a two head, poor appetite, constipation guff b eda ch ollar b rid g e a c r o s s E sca m ­ and u general no-accot.nt feeling million bia Hay s t a r t e d : q u a r t e r million it i» a sign your liver is torpid. d o llar opera house un der c o s itru c Tho only one really dependable tlo n ; tw o m illio n s b e i n g epent on g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t c h a n c e fci live remedy for all disorders in the liv­ hd iev elo p e r* to g e t In on ground er, stomach and bowels ir. Hcrbinc. floor. W r ite D ev elop m en t Depart­ It acts powerfully on the liver, ment T h e P e n s a c o la News. strengthens bowels and of energy, Price 60c. Store. ‘ 0 - Advertistajr PRINTING For Space In This LAW YER __________ Used Can For Sale 1324 Dodge Coupe. 1921 Dodge Touring. 1921 Dodri 3-4 Ton Truck. 102,1 Dodge Touring 1023 Dodge Sedan 1921 Dodge Sc dun SHOE REPAIRING “Terms to some people” IIOPKIN’S ELECTRIC S H O E I. W. PHILLIPS’ SONS SHOP—We turn out neat work, Sanford. Fla. Phone 3 with quick service and we use the best materials. d i r e c t o r y [LEW IS O’BRYAN. Office ... in Seminole Bank Building Annex. __ ______Pbjno 417-L 3. _ j FISCHER’S M A RK ET-W e have _«dti meats and we also can fur­ nish you with delicious delicates­ sen. Phone 579-W. 100 I’urk I Avenue.___ _ — ANY FURNITURE TO S E L L ?— USED FURNITURE CO.— Mir­ rors resilvered, fair prices paid fur second-hand furniture.* Call Phone 647. ^ * N O TIC E Advertisers should give th eir street or postofflce address as i well sa their phone number If rthey desire results. About one reader out of a thousand has a 1telephone, and th e others can 't communicate w ith you unless they know your address. ' " I |H erald W a n t Ads W ill Keep Y ou Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Im p o rta n ce !J- Classified Directory Sanford Dally Herald [WANT AD. RATES . 320,000 in cash will bp paid by The Florida Society t f America for the names of products which are best suited for manufacture in Floridu. By competing in the Florida Industrial Contest it is possible for YOU to win a grand prize of $10,000 or one «f the smaller awards. The first distribution of prize muncy will he made on June I. This contest may mean a fortune for YOU. Detailed in­ formation regarding the rules und prizes as will us com­ plete information ukout Florida's various resources und industrial possibilities will he mailed you upon receipt of the attached coupon, which, properly filled out, consti­ tutes ymir officiul entry in the competition. TI1E FLORIDA INDUSTRIAL CONTEST, TH E FLORIDA SOCIETY OF AMERICA, Tt i;s o r t i i i : htatk o r n . o i i - a t t h e f r o n t d o o r of t h e t'o tiiT Hous» IIIA. In S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i ­ du. o n Mnndnv. t h e nth d a y o f April, Nnit loo 1* h e r e b y giv en t h a t S e t . l.<’t w e e n th e h o u r s o f I I A. M. and rim i: F a k .r imr.-h.tei-r of T u x 2 F. M.. t h e f.d lo iv tm i d e s c r i b e d proCert I f l r n l. t Nn. 51. «1rI imI t ho 3 ml lie f t y. s it u a t e d , l y i n g a n d b e in g In >1.1V o f J uiio A. l». I l l 9. IlMH filed S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , w hich, *:ll.l r e r t l f l c s t e In my o f f Ire. i.n.l u n d e r t h e term * of the D e c re e FOOT SPECIALIST hn.* tn u d r nimll. ration fur tu x deed a f o r e s a i d w h s o rd e re d to lie sold, 'urns. Ilunlons. I n g r o w ­ to I s s u e In Hceotilstiue w i t h law. l.v t h e u n d e r s i g n e d S p e c i a l M a ste r, ing Nalls. Hr.ivy C a l l ­ HiiM c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e * t h e fo l- to -w It: ou ses o r U ro l a c b iu g lo w lm r d e s c rib e d p ro p e rty S lttiat •' lleg ln n ln u at a po int <it.| f e e t fa s t. n l In Hcn tlm ilr c ou n ty . F l o r i d a , t o - s o u t h o f t h e N o r t h e a s t I N K ) c o r ­ " It • S ' i of \ V . o f L i t 7 HI..ck V n e r o f Hie S o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r t S K ' « ) | l i l t . C. L HISI.KH H an fo rd , T h e muid laml b e in g nitxrM- o f S e c t i o n t h i r t y - t w o ( 3 2 ) . T o w n ­ Yowell Drew Dldg. -ed a t t h e d a te of t h e I s s u a n c e of s h i p n i n e t e e n ( 1 9 ) S o u t h . Hungs Orlnntlo. Phone. E lev ator -u c h c e r t i f i c a t e In the iiu m e o f T h i r t y - o n e ( 3 1 ) K a st. t h e n c e run J t s r y W o rn m lc y . • W e s t *2'l f e e t , t h e n c e S o u t h 210 T h a t Selin a K. Halier p u r c h n x e r f e e t , t h e n c e K a s t 320 f e e t, t h e n c e of T a x l Y i l i f li - .i t .- No. ’■'» d a t e d Hi.- North -M" f * i t to t h e p a i n t o f be* Slid d a y of J u n e . A. D. l!»|9, hns g i n n i n g , h u t l e s s a s t r i p o f land filed s a id Vc -e rI VM t i f iI tc !•»* a t e IIn m y <o>1f f1 i11c, eO > t e n ft’e t w ide o n th e n o r t h s id e t o r ■ »■**■ »»•••*• l l Ml/ and h a s made a p p lic a t io n f o r T a x •a rou.l, c o n t a i n i n g o n e a c r e m o r e lined t o inxue In a c c o r d a n c e w ith o r l e s s : und also th u t c e r t a i n law. Haiti c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s t h e lo t. p i e c e o r p a r c e l o f land 310 fe e t follow ing described property aim - K a s t a n d W e s t by 2fi I fe e t North Real Estate— Insurance ate In S e m i n o l e <•limitv, F l o r i d a , t o ­ a n d S o u t h In t h e S o u t h e a s t (H E) All kinds of property listed for sole1 N ortheast quarter il It: N S of N L l.oi 7 l l l o c k Y c o r n e r o f t h e Park Avenue and Second Street . Hanford. (N 'i:V l) o f t h e SootheaMt q u a r t e r th irty -tiro (32) T o w n ­ T h e suld land b e in g axseened a t o f S e c t i o n South. Itungc th e d a t e of th e L a u iin ce o f such s h i p n i n e t e e n i 1'J) r e r t l f l c s t e In t h e n am e o f I). It. T h i r t y - o n e ( 3 1 ) K ast. S. A H. W I L K I N S O N . llrlsH.oi U n le s s said c e rtifica te S p e c i a l M aste r. sh a ll lie redeem.-.I a c c o r d i n g t o Ian ****** ♦t*«£**** t a x d ee d w ill Issue th e re o n on the t l K O I l t i K t). 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It drives out the worms and restores tho rosy hue of htqilth to baby I mmtv%_ joy’s Drug Store. ♦ ‘-tCC .R P O R T N O O L L A R ^ ) I K.IM P . . . r y K A ^ T A V I R l O E O O W M T O W N AiN’ H/SVE L O T b L E L ^ T T O C .O ' IIO T T L K H Waters’ Kandy Kitchen ^ * « A 4 4 , 4 * f • r VfV%fV v v v v v v v v By GEORGE McMANl IS BRINGING IF FATHER W IP E 5c, I lk , and 15c ta k e m l t o A P A W N •t>VAOP — ) F lR / b ~ r <-------- V H ^ < . T H l 'b it* A M 'M » T A T \ O N - I W O U L O N T C ,I V E T O O A d i m e , f o r »t - , — H O W /\t*Y « < ;o n n a p/vr F G K M 'f ^ —V_ TAVt ? 1 M O W -V H E R E T O • b V R ? e- JM L � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 01, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 01, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 01, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald